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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-05-21
ROzmieszezanie min podmorskich.

Schleyajak eskorty przy pre-.
prawie wojsk lsdowych ma
Kube. Eskorta wielkich okre.
tow jest W obecnych warun.
kach potrzebua, aaeby liczna
partye wojsk lsdowych uchro.
mic cd napadu re strony okre-
tow admirala Cervera.
Dzisiaj .odchodzi re San
Francisco do Filipin okret
"City of Peking". Tua "a MIN
wyruszs W podr6z "Clty of
Sydney" i "Australia".,,
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, 21go
Maja. - Organizacya armii
postepuje naprz6d, Miedzy po.
jedyhczymi oddzia1ami wojsk
zaczyna panowac porzadek.
Przyslano dotsd praktycznych
instruktor6w. Wkr6tce odby.
wac sic zaczns manewry W po.
lu.
Zamiast dw6ch tworza sic
trzy korpusy armii ladowej.
TAMPA, 21go Maja. - Roz.
pocza} sic process m}odego Gar.
cia, syna tutejszego fabrykanta
cygar. Jest on oskarzony o
szpiegostwo. Schwytano 60 ma
gorscym uczynku zdejmowania
fotografii okret6w transporto-
wych, ma kt6rych wojsko prze.
prawi sig ma Kube.
WASHINGTON, 81 Maja, -
: Ma radzie gabinetowej uchwa.
lono wstrzyma6 sic z wyse1ks q
woiska ma Filipiny, dop6ki ME
sprawdzi sic wiadomo6G o prey
byciu aoty hiszpahskiej do
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-05-21

Santiago. Tylko 10000 woj-
ska zostanie wyslanych do Ma
Mill. lose ia wystarczy, azeby
Hiszpan6w z tych wysp wyps'
dzic.
MADRYT, 2lgo Maja. -
Admiral Cervera przyslal
urzedowa depesze do ministra
marynarki, W kt6rej donosi o
przybyciu swej floty do San.
tiago. w drodze ME spotka}
nigdzie ameryka6skiego okre.
tu. Gdy zbliaa} sic do Kuby,
statki ameryka6skie uciekaly
pospiesznie. Jego przybycie
wywolalo W Santiago i W Ha-
vanie wielki zapal. Nazywalo
sic pierwotnie, ae fota amery.
ka6ska odstspi1a cd Kuby,
aaeby sniszczyc eskadre hisz-
pa1ska. Obecnie sadza og6l.
ME, ze Amerykanie uciekli,
obawiajac sic pogromu.
BARCELONA, 21go Maja. -
s do 10 tysiecy wojsk z Cata.
louii, Andaluzyi, Aragonii i
Valencyi wsiadzie ma okrety i
uda sig W droge do wysp Fill.
pifskich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-05-21
tryumf hiszpa6skiej marynar

XII.
q Havany nadeszaa depesza,
W kt6rej powiedziano, ze diva
okrety ameryka6skie bombar.
dowa}y miasto Guantanamo.
Hiszpa6sks kanonierka San.
dora pulk marynarzy prze-
szkodziiy Amerykanom wysa-
die wojsko ma lad.
MADRTT, 21go Maja. -
Nowi ministrowie przedstawili
sic W kortezach. Sagasta "a.
pewril przedstawicieli narodu
hiszpa1skiego, ae nowy gabi-
net prowadzic bedzie wojne
do ostatecznosci, dop6ki ME
zawrze pokoju ma warunkach
dla Hiszpanii korzystnych.
Uchwalono adres dick
czynny dla admira}a Cervera.
LoNDYN, 21go Maja. =
"Daily Mail' donosi, re ma.
newr admirala Cervera, dzieki
kt6remu fota hiszpa1ska do.
sta}a sic do Santiago, unice.
stwi} zamiary Amerykan6w
panowania ma wodach Indyj
Zachodnich. Flota ameryka1-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-05-21
Przybyeie foty hiszpaiskiej ma odsiecz
HaWanie potWierdza sic,
Eskadry sampsona .schleya cofnely sic do
Key West.
ORGANIZACYA WOJSK LADOWYCH9 POsTEPUJE
NAPRZOD
Hiszpania iczy ma zaWareie prZymierza Francya
ROsya.
NAPRZOD.

prowadzona prsdko energi'
cznie, a tego bez wojska lsdo'
wego uczynit ME mona.
stajemy tedy po pierwszym
miesiscu trwania wojny ma
tym samym punkcie, ma kto:
rym stalismy miesiac pred
wojna. Naleay sic nam zasta-
nowic powaaaie mad kwestya,
czy nalezy stanom Ziednoczo.
nym malpowac mocarstwa
,,cywilizowane'', utrzymujace
krociowe armie, ktore pocbla-
niaja materyalny dorobek mi:
lion6w ludu, azeby bye kazdej
chwili W pogotowiu do prowa'
dzenia wojen zaborczych, dla
podtrzymywania sztucznie wy
myslanych ,,sfer interes6w",
lub czy nale2y bye tenn, czem
bylismy dotychczas, silna cafo-
scis czterdziesta kilku pa6stw,
rozwijajqca sic pod jednym
sztandarem gwiazdzistym, W
kt6rej to cs}osci braly czynny
udzia} wszystkie rasy i wyzua.
MIA W piracy prawdziwie cywi-
lizacyjnej, strzezonej W po'
szczeg6lnych stanach przez
milicye obywatelskie W
zwiszku tychze stan6w przez
garst woiska regularnego, wy.
starczajscego na nasze po-
trzeby.
Kaada wojna stanowi bar
dzo poasdany materya2 dla
gazet, majscych moznosc spe.
kulowania ma ciekawosc czy-
telnik6w i ME przebierajacych
W srodkach, azeby W ludzie
podtrzymywa6 sztucznie wy
woiywany i falszywie zrozu-
miany patryotyzm. Take ga
zety prawia juz dzisiaj o po-
treble tworzenia i utrzymywa.
MIA w Stanach Zjednoczonych
wielkiei armii regularnej, PREY
kt6rej pomocy moglibysmy
prowadzic zwyciszkie wojny.
Lud wszakae, zw}aszcza nasz,
tax polski, jak polsko-amery-
ka6ski zwyk4 ME napr6zno
modlid sic po koscio3ach: ,,Od
powietrza, g}odu, ognia sooj-
aay zachowaj mas PANEL" zy-
czymy tedy naszym ochotnikom
zwycisztwa mad Hiszpauami,
lecz pragniemy r6wnoczesnie,
azeby po wojnie obecnej wr6.
clio wszystko do dawnego sta
nu. w interesie ludu amery.
ka6skiego i wielkosci i slawy
Stan6w Zjednoczonych ME ma
ley pragnsc posiadania wiel.
kich armij i awanturowania
sic we wyprawy wojenne, kt6-
rych ostatecznego rezultatu
Mkt nigdy przewidziec ME
moze.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-05-21

sliwym zbiegiem okolicznosci
tylko trzy osoby poniosly
smierG.
z Norton Sund do Yu-
kon W Alasce prowadzit be-.
die wkr6tce kolej zelazna.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-05-21
Chicago, 21go Maja.


Trwajsca cd miesiaca wojna
z Hiszpanis wykaza}a dowo.
dnie, ze kto pragnie impono.
wac swiatu szybko jedno po
drugiem odniesionemi zwyciez.
twami, powinien przedewszy-
stkiem do prowadzenia wojny
bye przygotowanym. Gdyby-
smy W chwili wypowiedzenia
woiny byli uzbrojeni do
wojny przygotowani, nasze
zapasy Hiszpanis by}yby juz
sko6czone panowalby spo-
k6i. W przeciagu dw6ch
tygodni bylibysmy Hiszpan6w
wyspy Kuby wypedziG, q
wobec dokonanego faktu ME
by}aby fota hiszpa6ska odwa-
tyla sic wpfywac ma amery.
ka6skie woody i zagrazac ma.
Sym miastom nadbrzeanym.
Zwycieztwa odniesione do
tychczas na morzu przez naszs
Rote majs bardzo podrzsdne
znaczenie, jezeIi do tel pory
ME zdoIalismy obsadziG Manili
naszemi wojskami ladowemi i
ieaeli mad zbombardowanemi
fortami na Portorico ME bylo
komu wywiesit ameryka6skiei
fagi. DzialalnoSc kaadei Aoty
posiada dopiero wowczas do
datnie znaczenie, iezeli odpo-
wiadaja jej odpowiednie rugby
woisk ladowych, wojsk ta-
kich dotychczas niema.
Ze nasza mlodziez podaza
gromadnie pod wojenne sztan
dairy, gotowa W obronie ojczy.
zny posOayc zycie, ME stanowi
to dowodu naszego pogotowia
do wojny. Landszturm stanowi
rzecz bardzo pozadans, jezeli
rozchodzi sig o obrone zagro-
zonych cgnisk rodzinnych ma
tax dlugo, dop6ki ME podszy
mu ma pomoc wyewiczona W
sztuce wojennej sila wojska.
Wyselanie gromady uzbrojo-
nego lecz ME obeznanego re
sztuks wojenna ludu do obce-
go kraju W celach zaborczych,
Jest rzeczs bardzo ryzykowna.
Me zdobedzie SIG na TAXI krok
zaden ofcer wyzszej rangi,
bsdscy ao}nierzem z powola-
MIA. Przypuszczajsc nawet, ae
scisls karnos6 aolnierza hisz.
pa6skiego zastspic moze W
wojsku amerykahskiem wyaszy
stopie1 inteligencyi naszych
kolumn ochotniczych, zauwa-
zyG naleay, lie to czasu zabiera
wyGwiczenie rekrutow W 70.
bieniu bronis i W obrotach
wojennych, rewidowania ich
przez komisye lekarskie, for.
mowanie ich W kompanie,
bataliony, pulki, brygady, dy-
wizye i korpusy. Grenada
ludzi uzbrojonych ME stanowi
jeszcze armii.
q powyzszego wyniks, ae
nasza organizacYa woienna ME
stoi na wysokosci wymaga1
nowoczesnych. To co posiada-
liSmy dotychczas, bylo wystar-
czajscem W zwyklych warun.
kach, gdy ME by}o obawy,
azeby naszedl nasz kraj iaki.
kolwiek poteany, europejski
nieprzyiaciel. o spok6j re
strony sssiad6w z p6lnocy i
poludnia Mkt ME misi zamiaru
troszczyc sic. Zatarg ze Saba,
niezgodna, biedns zbankru-
towans Hiszpanis zawiklal mas
W wojns, kt6rej kohca trudno
przewidziee. Wojna TAXA W
daisiejszyeh czasach parry i
elektrvczuosci poWinna byc
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-05-21
Rok TX
Niebezpieczna zabawka

Wczoraj pred poludnim kilku
ch}opcow zabawiato sic W wojne ma
dziedzihcu W pobliau domu pm. S34
| W. 15 str, W kt6rym mieszks robo.
tnik Husman. Dwunastoletni synek
Husmana, Marcin, pr6bowaf re.
wolwerem W reku wdrapae sic ma
parkan przedstawiajacy injury Hswa.
ny, gdy broh wypalila, kulaIweszla
chlopcu W brzuch. Sasiedzi zanieSli
chlopca do domu; zawezwany lekars
orzek}, ze rama bardzo jest niebezpie.
czna i kazal go przewiezd do szpitals
powiatowego. Tam uznano operacye
"a nieodzownie potrzebna: ale ops.
racya sic ME udala, i ohiopiec umaR
popoludniu.
Nowe znaczki pocztowe.
Pocztmistrz Gordon uwiadomil u.
rzed pocztowy we Westinghouse, Ee
ola tutejszego urzedu potrsebuje
IL milion6w sztuk nowych znsozk6w
pocztowych. znaczki te pooztows,
artystycznie wykonane, wydajs Z o.
kazyi wystawy W Omaha q tax
wielkie, j.k byly W swoim ozssie
znaczki kolumbijskie. Rysunki No
znaczkach przedstawisjs rome cpl.
zody dziejow stan6w Zjednooso.
nych. Jednocentowy znsczek jest
ciemnozielony przedstawis ,,kszsnis
ks. Marquette ns rzeoe Mississippi"
Dwucentowy znaczek, czerwonN
przedstawia most mad Mississippi v
poblizu St. Louis. Cztsrocentowy,
brunatny: ,,Indyanie ns polowaniu
ma bawosy''. Pieciocentowy, ciemno.
niebieski: nFremont zstyks sztandar
st, zjedn. ma szczycie Ger skali'
stych". Osmiocentowy, ciemnolilio.
wy: nPochod emigrantow przez pre-
rye konwojowany przez zolniersy".
Dziesieciocentowy, jasnobrunatny:
,Emigranci ma polu". Pie6dziesiscio.
centowy, jasnoa6ity: ,,Poszukiwacz
ziota muiami''. Jednodolarowy,
miedzianego koloru: pTrzoda bydia
wSr6d burzy". Dwudolarowy pred.
stawia zuiwo ma zachodzie.
Cyrk prTybywa
Jeaeli pogoda pozwoli, to W 20.
niedzialek godz. 8 rano odbsdsie
sic po ulicach miasta parada cyrku
Forepaugha Sells Brothers. No.
mioty cyrku rozpinsja ma rogu ulie
Harrison i Loomis. Parsds rozpo.
cznie sic cd owego mieisca | praej.
die utica Loomis do l2tej, petem
do Wabash ave., do 1e ulicy, do
Prairie ave.. do % ul., do State, do
Washington, do Michigan, do Rush,
do Ohio, do Clark, do Chicago, do
Franklin, do Erie, do Halsted, do
Milwaukee, do Desp]aines, do Ma
Olson, do Loomis -i do namiot6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-05-21

~ fJJ 49, '" ~SDJ
stanowy.
Ia op6r urzednik6w zdrowia.
Autoni Bohadlo, zam. pm. 581
Centre ave., zostaa aresztowany ma
skarge inspektora mleka Weisa, q
ssdzia Martin, ma stacy policyjnej
PREY Harrison str, skazal go ma "a.
p,aoenie kary $500 koszt6w.
Weis miaa obowiazek bsdania ozy.
stosci mleka W sksadach i W ogole
we wszystkich miejscach, gdzie
sprzedaja mleko W 8 wardzie. Ba.
hadlo ME chcial dopuscic do zbada.
MIA mleka W jego skladzie wyprosi}
sobie wszelkie mieszanie sic do jego
interes6w, "a co zostal aresztowany.
Wojowniczy rywaIe.
J6z. Luchinowski Antoni Mestio
So rywalami W sprzedazy chleba.
Pierwszy mich pracuje u Michala
Lehrig, pD. 1853 W. 1S str, a drugi
praouje dla siebie ssmsgo mieszka
pm. l349, AZ Court. Wczoraj rano
godz. 6 spotkaH sic 70 swymi wo-
zami, ma ktorych ohleb rozwoaa, ma
20 ulioy i Turner ave. Obsj "a.
dzwonili do mieszkaiacego tam gro.
sernika. Gdy ten drzwi otworzy2,
obaj chcieli niego zrobid swego
odbiorcs. Pzysz}o wskutek tego
do spoFu, i W kohcu Luchinowski
wyjal revolver strzeli} do przeci.
wnika. Mestio zostai raniony dozt
ciezko W levy box. Zawieziono 90
do jego mieszkauia, a Luchinowskie.
90 aresztowano.
Ksiaze Albert belgijski.
Kslaze Albert belgijski, o kt6rego
przybyciu do Chicago donieSliamy
wazoraj, bawi W Chicago pod nazwi.
skiem hrabiego Alberta de Rethy.
zwiedzis wczorai rassalnie, jadl
obiad klubie Washingtons, po.
tenn zwiedzia leszoze muzeum kolum.
biiskie Felda / Hull House. Zape-
wne jutro wyiedzie Chicago.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-03-30
The j. C. Aver COmpany's Jubilee.

The famous medicine concern re-
Gently celebrated its semi-centennial in
Lowell, Mass. Fifty years of cures
were celebrated in fine style. There
was banquet, concert, ball, and
there were addresses by Mayor Ben
nett and other notable guests. The
event was to mark the event that after
fifty years of existence through Pc
Rod oft blighted by business depres-
sions and financial panics, the Ayers
Sarsaparilla Company had come out
"the leader of ALL" and it marked the
event indelibly.
The J. G. Aver Company was found
ed by DR.. j. @. Aver. He was poor
boy, depending in large measure upon
his own efforts for his education. 1t
was in 1888 that he entered the apothe-
cary store in Lowell where he gained
the first insight into his future work as
practical and analytical chemist.
Later he studied medicine, and after
purchasing drug store, put upon the
market "Cherry Pectoral." This was
followed by the "Pills," "Sarsaparilla, i"
"Ague Cure" and "Hair Vigor."
The Office room alone of the great es-
IuDilonnOuJ COuIdiub ,OOU STUART IG6l,
or greater floor surface than many an
entire city lot. 1t is magnificently
equipped for conducting all branches
OF the business, whose qualifications ex-
tend to almost every foreign country.
The work of manufacturing, bottling,
wrapping and shipping these five medi-
cines, with the business and adverts.
ing departments connected with them,
occupy two large buildings, with an ag-
gregate floor surface of $4,000 square
feet, or nearly two acres. The manu-
featuring department has a capacity
for one hundred gross day of the Sar-
saparilla, fifty gross of the Pectoral
nifty gross of the Vigor, and one hun
dred gross of the pill packages. There
are from three hundred to four hun
dred employees, many of whom have
been twenty years or more in the ser.
vice.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-03-30

seQuences, and therefore merits and
should have the deepest sympathy of
the physician, and should be treated in
perfect confidence and cured with alb
solute secrecy.
And 1t is in regard to the treatment
aud cure Of this affection that DIR.
Greene spoke most forcibly, strongly
and with positive knowledge. When
he made the assertion that he had dis
covered medicines which surely and
with absolute certainty cure this dis
ease, no one doubted that il was the
grand truth he spoke, that he had, in
deed, from bis wide experience in the
treatment of this class of cases, his vast
research and investigation among
harmless vegetable medicines, discov-
cred, perfected and prepared remedies
absolutely certain to cure.
The doctors high standing in the
profession and his reputation as the
most skillful and successful physician
makes this promise OF cure believed
by everybody-that if any sufferer will
consult DIR. Greene at his office, 81
Temple Place, Boston, Mass, either
personally or by writing description
of the case to DIR. Greene, and will use
these wonderful medical discoveries,
these harmless yet powerful and eff
fective restorers of nerve strength and
physical vigor to men, he will certainly
and positively be cured.
You can consult DIR. Greene without
charge-absolutely free, whether you
call at his office, 81 Temple Place, Bos-
ton, Mass, or write him a letter about
your case. All are welcome to call; or,
If you prefer, you can write, and the
same careful attention will be given
your case, you will have your symp-
toms and condition explained 30 that
you can perfectly understand your
trouble, and the exact price of the nee
essary medicines to cure will be stated.
You can, Of course, adopt the use of
the medicines or not, as you choose.
Remember that DIR. Greene positive
ly and emphatically asserts that such
cases are perfectly durable if you use
these wonderful health and strength
giving medicines, of the curative ac-
ton of which he has absolute and pos
tive knowledge. BY their use thou
sands of hopeless sufferers have been
made again strong, vigorous and happy,
with renewed powers, energies and am
billions, and thus restored to their
places among men. If you are wise
you will seize this golden opportunity
to be cured, and consult DR.. Greene
without delay.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-03-30
Food Value OF Fruits.

At the annual meeting of the West
ern New York horticultural Society,
Director Jordan gave an address upon
the food value of fruits. "There is no
question:" he said, "among the physi-
clans nowadays as to healthfulness of
fruits, but even at the present time this
was not insisted upon as it should be.
Too often the free use of fruits is de-
layed until the patient has become i'll,
when by proper system of dieting the
illness could have been avoided. Espe-
cially is this true in hot weather, when
the system Graves fruit of some kind.
This craving is the call of nature for
the nourishment she needs, and should
never be neglected. But even in win
ter the use of fruit should be insisted
on to far greater extent than it is.
The domestic food articles seen in daily
newspapers were nonsense; one day
we were told to eat oatmeal; the next
day we must not. Fruits should be
eaten the first thing in the morning, as
they serve as stimulus in digesting
food. Fruits, as compared with the
cereal products and measured by chem
ists' standards, are extremely expen-
sive. If we set out to please all the
other senses as we do that of tasting,
we should find we could not afford it.
He told fruit-growers that the direction
of profit to-day lay in quality, not guam
tity.n
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-03-30
Now {!

From the executive, from the army,
from the navy, and at last from the Su.
preme Court of the United States, have
come independent warnings to Con-
gress that our national interests require
imperatively that Hawaii shall be an.
nexed.
The treaty of annexation expresses
the Presidents opinion. There is no
doubt about what he thinks. Annex
alton is the policy of this administra-
ton.
Lieutenant General Schofeld and
Rear-Admiral Belknap, both now upon
the retired list, have urged from the
point of view of their respective pro-
LESSONS the necessity of this measure
for the protection of the Pacific sea-
coast and the safeguarding of American
commerce upon the western ocean.
Their opinion is powerfully reinforced
by that high authority upon naval
strategy, Captain Mahan.
Likewise speaking individually, Mr..
Justice Harlan of the Supreme Court
declares that sit would be folly, almost
criminal, to neglect the opportunity
now presented for the annexation of
Hawaii
In one sense these distinguished gen.
tlemen speak from different points OF
view; but in another and more i'm
portant sense their advice is inspired
by the same patriotic Americanism.
Events in the East are fastening to
confirm their judgment. This is no
time for the short-sighted folly that
amounts, as Justice Harlan says, almost
to crime. New York Sun.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-03-30
Alaska's Garden Spot.

Cooks Inl,t has TIE best climate Of
all Alaska. The Russians called il
"Sunmer Lend" 1t runs in about
$50 miles, between Kenai Peninsula
and the Chigine range. On the Kenai
shore especially the land is we'll Gu IT,
waited and cattle thrive. The Russians
have had farms and pastures there
since first they came to this country.
Cooks Inlet is booming now. On
Mills Creek two men took out $500 in
ten hours. That is az good as Klond Ike,
but 30 far work lie only beginning, and
claims, as iule, have only paid from
800 day up to S175 or 5000 when the
miners found pay dirt. Being on the
coast, which is warm all through the
winter, aud in a country long settled
by whites, Cooks Inlet is an ideal spot
compared to the interior.
E. G. Sherman, of San Francisco,
has started a scht me TO make mining
easy for the miner, and proposes to
outfit steamer in Frisco and 10 take
up 100 men at $1,000 apiece TO the inlet,
where he will board them for year
and half while they prospect the
country around about.
A trail leads from Cooks Inlet over
to Copper River, and curiosity will
probably induce some of the gold hunt
ers TO venture in search of the copper
mountains. Already Mr.. Sherman has
about half the number of men he
wishes. The steamer has accom-
mediation for 120 passengers and is
laden with machinery for both quartz
and placer mining. York Press.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
STATIr nE MIgVIgGA STEARNC

The undersigned, having been appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court for the District of Waeh-
ington commissioners to receive, examine and adjust
all claims and demands of all persons against the
heid, in said District deceased and all claims
we will meet for the purposes aforesaid at
her late residence, in the town Of Marshield, In
said District the ISL day of April and 18th day of
September next, from one O'Clock p. NJ until four
O'Clock p. M each of said days, and that six months
from the 18th day of March. A. ID. 1898, is the
time limited by said Court for said creditors TO pre-
sent their claims to MS for examination and allow
ance.
Dated az Marshheld, this 2lst day OF March, =
.: 1888. IRA "a II dd Epson, }oommissioners.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
ESTATE OF JULIA w. HUTCHIN

Honorable Probate Court for the District of Wash
ington, commissioners to receive, examine and ad-
Just all claims and demands Of all persons against
the estate of JULIA w. HUTCHINS, late of Water
bury in said District, deceased. and all claims
hbited in offset thereto, hereby give notice thai
will meet for the purposes aforesaid at the office
of L. f. Palmer. In the town of Waterbury, In
said District, on the 9Th day of April and the
2nd day of July next. from three o'clock p. M,
until five o'clock p. NJ each of said days, and that
six months from the 5th day of January A. ID. 1885,
is the time limited by said Court for said creditors
TO present their claims TO us for examination and
allowance.
Dated at Waterbury, this 18th day of March,
A. ID. 1888. Il. W. HUNTLEY,l co,,
979s l.. j. ROBERTS, GN'AN'
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ESTATE OF LYMAN PRINDLE.
STATE OF VERMONT,
DISTRICT DE WARRINGTON 81

said District. on the 2lst day of March, AID 1898;
Charles E. Jones, Administrator de 6ons non
PRINDLE, late of Waitsfed, in said District,
deceased presents his administration account for
cation for decree Of distribution and Parti-
ton of the estate of said deceased. Where
upon is ordered by said Court, that said account
and said application be referred to session thereof
the sth day of April, A. d. 1885, for hearing and
decision thereon and, 1t is further ordered, that
notice hereof be given to all persons interested, by
publication of the same three weeks successfully in
the VermoRt Watchman a. Stat, Journal, a newspaper
pointed for hearing, that they may appear at said
time and place, and, show cause, II any they may
have, why said account should not be allowed, and
such decree made. BY the Court.-Attest,
97-s9 HIRAM CARLETON, Judge.