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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-09-14

UNION SToCKYARDS. CLARE
MONT. Baltimore. Sept. l2.-Swine-
Arrivals this week, 1917 head. The re-
celpts this week number about 1000
head more than they did lasts week.
Ard the market is unchanged by the
Increase, being steady ut the then pre-
Willing quotations. viz: Far western
hogs, 81 60 per 100 pounds gross, aud
those from nearer points, 81 2Sai 20,
and for light hogs, under 100 pounds,
50 1904 90 per 100 pounds gross,
Sheep and Lambs-The market Is ac-
tive for both under eight receipts, about
fifteen carloads. the former being NC
higher and lambs hN lsc. Sheep weigh
ing 70 to 100 pounds. 2l5m41sc. and extra
withers shade higher. Lambs weights
OF 40 to 20 pounds 4hd5Ac, and extra
shipping lambs &c gross,
Cayes-Veals are fairly active at un-
changed rates, viz: 5g6i5c.
CHICAGO-Cattle. fairly active gem
eral demand; choice steers s. 2j2b %,
medium 81 25di 10, beef steers Is 900
80; stockcrs and feeders 81 00ai Gu,
bulls s. 2jdi4 90; heifers IS iONS i0;
calves 81 OOd7 IS. Hogs strong, !1lr 70
choice 50 92isd4 ~; packing lots 81 60
az 30; butchers 81 t0Q4 O5; mixed - 20
"a 90: light 80 1904 65; plgs 81 pdl 20.
Sheep weak; native sheep 81 i5di &C.,
poor 90 prime lambs 81 7iuG IL Re-
cclp,s, cattle 5000 mead; hogs 2OOjO
head; sheer 1000 rcad
EAST LIRERTY-Catlle steady; ex-
ira s. 3jG5 20: prime s. 0Odb 10; COM
mon 50 75mi %. Hogs. active nt yester-
DAYS quotations Sheep steady; choice
"a GJQi 10; common 50 g5q3 IS; cho!oce
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FINANCE AND TRADE
The Features Of die Money and stock
Markets.

The Features Of the Money and Stock
Markets.
NEW YORK, Sept 1s.-Money on call
firm ct 495 per cent; last loan per
cent Prime mercantile paper 4G5 per
cent. Sterling exchange steady with &C.
tual business in bankers bills at 81 SlK9
4sIM for demand and at 81 S25G "a s2ls
for 60 days. Posted rates "a Sssh94 s51s.
Commercial bills 81 S1z. Silver cerlf-
Gates sOA961c. Bar silver 6Ohc. Mex
lean dollars 47c.
The market started of this morning
with indications that the reactlonary
period had come to an end. Prices in
the railroad list advanced almost With
out exception under the stimulus of
higher prices for Americans in London
and sharp demand for Peoples Gas
on reports that the dispute with the In
diana Gas Company had been adjusted
Severe depression in some Of the spe-
eialtles, notably Brooklyn Transit, Man
haitian, Minnesota Iron and Consollda-
ted Gas, checked the upward movement.
The bears sold the list freely and their
confidence was justified by the renewal
of liquidation induced by the decline of
prices. There was stubborn resistance
to the decline in some of the railroad
stocks but prices generally fell below
yesterdays low point and dullness in
tervened. The market was one OF spe-
cIaltles during the greater part of the
dayand some sharp declines were shown
by quite a number. Sugar was ad-
vanced at one time On the usual buying
in anticipation OF to-morrow's dividend
disbursement, but dropped suddenly AZ
per cent from the top level In the late
dealings and unsettled the whole mar
ket. Metropolitan Street Railway was
also conspicuously weak. The declar-
alton Of the usual quarterly dividend on
Manhattan and Western Union did not
avail to save these stocks from decline
in the face OF selling by brokers usually
active in the Gould stocks. The whole
group sympathized in the weakness.
Minnesota Iron, Illinois Steel and Amer
lean Steel and Wire all suffered heavy
losses. There were very confident as
surances during the day that the period
of possible strlngency in the money
market had passed, but marking of call
loans on the board to per cent de-
tracted from the effect OF these assur-
ances. Sterling exchange held steady,
however, and there is an undoubted
growth of belief that the present stiff
ness of call money rates is due to tech
nical causes, the Influence OF which is
not likely to extend far outside the
stock exchange nor to endure there
No difficulty Is apprehenied In provld-
Ing for the payment OF the remaining
subscriptions. on the government loan
without strain on the money market
and the completion of this operation will
work an automatic relief In the money
market.
The bond market was rather neglect
ed and prices declined in sympathy
with stocks. Total sales s2,515OOO.
Government bonds were unchanged.
The total sales OF stocks to-day were
200 shares.
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Cash quotations WEI as AO'OhS'
Fjour-Steady.
Wheat-No. 2 spring 6lhd6Sc; NO. 8
spring 6lGG+c: No. 2 red 65ac.
corn-Noo. SOlac; No. 2 yellow SO%9
SO5Sc. ,,. .,a
Csc; No. 3 white 23G23lsc.
Rye-No. 2 45q45l4c.
Barley-No 2 3S64Sc.
Flaxseed-No. sOikc; n. w, 9l15c.
Timothy seed-Prime 81 so.
Mess pork, per barrel. IS 55dS 60; lard,
per 100 pounds 81 50a4 921s; short ribs
sides, (loose). So 20a5 40; dry salted
shoulders boxed. 4hq5&c; short clear
sides (boxed), s. 65d5 10. -,
Butter - Firm; creamerles l49l915c;
diaries 11h6l6c.
NEW YoRR-Flour, receipts 1850
barrels; exports 2,9IS barrels; market
quiet.
Wheat. receipts 1890 bushels; ex:
ports 2O95OO bushels; spot Arm; No.
red 7l9Sc T. o. b and atioat to arrive;
options opened higher; closed uns"tG2d
at hGlbc advance, latter on Septem-
her; Gales included No. red Septem-
Der closed at 69Sc; December closed a
G6hc.
Corn, receipts $500 bushels; exports
II. 300 bushels: spot steady at S5hc [. ..
b. and anoat; options closed at &c net
decline; September closed at S49sc' De-
ccmber clo5ed at 34AsC.
oats, receipts $4,000 bushels; exports
$4,000 bushels; spot firm; No. 2 '25c; No.
white Csc; options entirely nominal
and without an official close.
Hops steady. Cheese steady. Tallow
,,,t. rtatt,psaad oil duIl Rice firm
Molasses steady.
Coffee, options opened steady at I'M
changed prices; closed easy and un-
changed to points lower. Sales II6O
bags.
Sugar, raw steady; refined strong.
BALTIMoREl-Flour dull; receipts
q, $50 barrels; exports $500 barrels
Wheat strong and higher; spot 6SA q
6SSc: month Gs8d6S&c; October and
December 6Sd6Skc: receipts G.l7S BUSH
els; exports none. Corn steadler; spot
and month 34T34Ac; October SihQ
3ihc; receipts 1890 bushels; exports
1872 200 bushels. Oats firmer; No. . white
western 26d2Gkc; No, mixed 24G25c;
receipts $1,000 bushels; exports none
Butter steady and unchanged. EGGS
firm; fresh l6c. Cheese steady and I'M
changed.
CINCINNATT-Flour duh. Wheat
quiet; No. 2 red CSC. Corn flrmer; No.
. mixed Sic. Oats firm; No mixed
&c. Rye steady; No ., sec. Lard firm
at 81 as. Bulk meats Arm at IS 80. Ba-
con steady at 81 50 Whisky firm at
81 25. RGtter firm and higher; fancy Ell
gin creamery 90, Chic i4dlSc: dairy
lie. Sugar steady. Cheese dull
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of 1876 didn't know anything about
hardshlps. True, our ratIons frequent
~ consisted OF pint OF corn-meal, hulls
and ALL and nothing else for three days
sometimes the corn in the ear; went
the summers through without tents or
blankets-yes. and the winters, some
times, too. Many OF US managed to get
through with four years Of it, with a
few little slSIrrnishes like Shiloh, Chick
amauga, Stone River, Mission Ridge:
etc. Ny son, when think of all the
past and then read OF all the terrible
hardships you fellows endured, / think
You must be OF poor material, or the
writer's are liars-more likely the latter.
/ get so hot sometimes at what read
that l almost take fire.
IAN well. FATHER.
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Suffering humanity should be sup
piled with every means possible for Its
relief. II is with pleasure we publish
the following; This is to certl'' that
was a terrible sufferer from Yellow
Jaundlce for over six months md was
treated by some OF the best physicians
in our city, and all 10 no avail. DR..
Bell, our druggist recommended Elec-
trio BItters; and after taking two bot
ties l was entirely cured. l now take
great pleasure In recommending them
to any person suffering from this ter
rlble malady. am gratefully yours,
N. A. HogNrty, Lexington, KY"
Sold by Logan Drug Co.
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NEW YORK-Woo.
lI.lnIl.

NEW YoRK-Metals-with the ex-
ception OF spelter, which showed rela-
tive firmness. the various departments
Of the metal market were without In
terestIng new feature all day. Demand
was slack with sellers rather than buy
ers on the basis OF old rates. News
lacked inspiring characteristics, that
from London reporting comparatively
small markets. AT the close pig Iron
warrants were quiet at IS IS bid and
SO s. asked; lake copper quiet al SO 3
bid and $1s 571i asked; tin dull at SIS 10
bid and SIG is asked; apelter. firm. az
81 so bid and 81 S71s asked. and lead
quiet at 81 90 bid and 81 05 asked. The
Arm that fixes the settling price for
miners and smelters quotes lead at 50 IS.
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CHICAGO-hn excellent cash wheat
business for export to-day was the ba-
sis for Improvement In the price OF fu-
lures. September closed sc higher and
December rose ia6tBc. Corn lost 80
&c. Oats were unchanged 10 &c up.
Pork and ribs improved iOc and lard
2Isc.
Liverpool was again in complete sym
pathy with Chicago, reporting ilsd adj
vance in September wheat and Id In
December before trading commenced
here. There was one comforting item 10
the bears, who were short wheat here.
Duluth receipts being known before the
opening to number l,423 carloads. Those
who built hopes on tower prices on that,
however. were overcome with dlsAp-
pOlntment when they found at the start
buyers OF December wheat Al from 62ls
to G29kC, whereas yesterday at the close
6lMc was the trading figure. II was
SOoon discovered that In order TO make
the big showing OF receipts at Duluth
Il had been necessary 70 rob Mlnurap-
oils OF It's due proportion, the latter
place getting only 32e cars. Not long
after the opening, II was seen that not
wlths,nnding the heavy receipts IN the
northwest the competition among buy-
erS TO secure them Wa Euch that they
were paying lie over the price current
there at the close last night That
showing OF the supreme need OF wheat
FOR lumcd.nt" use ohiitCfatcd Tor O time
al show Of bcarlsh tendency IN the
speculative crowd here and added TO
the opening advance. Chicago received
3Ji cars OF wheat, against Jii cars
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REoEiVED FRoM
Dr.. Miles New Heart Cure,

~Li P. BABooCK, Of Avoca, n. =, a
veteran OF tho ard n. Y. ARTILLERY and
for thirty years Of the Babeock q
Munsel Carriage Co, Of Auburn, says; n
write 70 express my gratitude for the mirac-
lous benefit received from DIT. Niles Heart
Cure. IsuIered for years, as result ofarmy
life, from sciAtica which Affected my heart
in the worst form, my limbs sWelled from
the ankles up. IbloAted until was unable
to button my clothingi had sharp pains
about the heart, smotherlng spells and
shortnesS Of breath. For three months I
was unable TO lie down, and all the sleep I
got was in an arm chair. was treated By
tho best doctors but gradually grew worse.
About a year ago commenced taking DR..
Miles New Heart Cure and It saved my Life
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK = There was fair
amount OF trading to-day In nearly all
lines Of dry goods. Buyers In town are
numerous, although individual takingss
are not heavy. There was the usual
Tuesdays record for mall orders.
The operations in print cloths to-day
wer not heavy. Buyers have apparent
ly satisfied their pressing needs The
strong position Of sellers lthey REFUSE
TO mart with cloths except as spots)
kent buyers from operating In some de-
gree
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BosToN-The past week has shown
considerable dul,ness In the wool mar
lSet here. The decline In territory woods
show small sales NJ ruling prices,
while the same is noted IN the safe OF
fieects. Australian woois are held
strong, but saies are almost NIL The
quotations for the leading descriptions
are as follows: Ohio and Pennsylvania
heeces X and above. 25826e; Xxx and
Xxx above 299SOc; delalne S099le; No.
comblns 3OG3lc; No. . comb!ng %
6SOc.
NEW YoRR-wool dull.
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OIL CITY - Credit balances 81 90
certificates closed at 99xc bid for cash;
sales, 1000 barrels cash oil at 81 90; ship
ments, 6O,7S9 barrels; runs, 94,9A bar
rels.
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OSRbya miracle"
Or. Niles Remedies
arc sold by all drug
giSts under q positive
guarantee, aBt bottle
benefits or money rc-
funded. Book on dis
cases of the heart and
nerves free. Address,
DIR. MILES MEDICAL
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spring lambs IS 756s 90: common 70
good s. COOS 80; veal calves 81 oo07 50,
cINcINNATI-Hegs easy At s. e0S
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Here the facts. agaInst the wild and
vicious and malIgn falsehoods cIrcula-
ted by yellow Journalism for purposes
OF wicked mischief. The President has
ordered an Investigation at the In
stance OF the war department and the
army authorities generally. Good clti-
zens and honest men are glad that 1t is
So.
In the above calculation We have
purposely left out the ChIckamaugn
camps. the mortunry statistics OF which
are stlIl In question. We accept Gen.
Boyntons figures without hesitation, but
are willing to await the result OF the
controversy which some volunteer colo
mel has seen ut TO raise. It will be OBJ
served. however. that we have also
omitted the 10000 regulars, who contrl-
buted very largely TO the sum OF the
casualties at Santiago. When the
ChIckamauga matter shall have been
settled. therefore. and n new estimate
based upon undispuied facts can be
made. It viii transplre that the percent
age OF loss is even smaller than we
have given II above.
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DEPART.

Trains Nos. I. ., and 8 daily between
Cleveland and thriehSville. All other
trains daily, cNcCnt Sundays,
islrctric ears between Bridgeport and
Wheeling and bridgeport and Martina
Ferry and Bcllairc.
Consult agents for general Information
oil points c,nDv, ~
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MiIttllanoud.

nAAGAAAu0Nus
Roots ana Barks-Ginseng. dry. per
H., 50 COCA 90: some IN market: sassn-
fras bark per ID. SG9c: sassafras oil
per 10. 100000; May apple root, per
h.. 6l467c; yellow root. per NJ, 40950c;
Seneca snake root. per No., free OF top.
aO635c: West Virginia snake root, per
H., 25635c: pink root. per H.. fine, zoo
&c: elm bark, per H., &c; wild cherry
bark, per ~. Sa12c.
Benns.-Prlme new hand-picked. me-
dunn 81 90; prime new hand-plcked ma
Wy. 81 80.
wool-Fine washed 2se; one-third of
for unwashed; onH-fourth on for un-
conditioned; medium Unwaghed 1SG20c;
medium washed CSC.
RagE-CountrY. mixed. 1s6lc per n.
Honey-Good. 1o0l4e per 10.
Wheeling Live stock Market.
Quotations by Goodhue & Cos
Cattle = Extra, 1000 to 1900 81 500
4 rs; good, 900 to 1000. 81 25d4 so; good.
800 TO 500; 81 0O64 %; fair, 200 to 500.
SO 50Gl 90; common, 600 to 100. 81 ESQ
8 90; bulls 292Ilc; cows, 1lE9sc.
Hogs-Extra 50 90d4 90; good 50 700
3 90: common 50 506S 10.
sheep-Extra 50 5065 90; good 50 ESQ
so; common 50 OO33 rs; lambs 495c.
Fresh cows-$25635; calves 5&@6kc,
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TUH1 MONONGAn ROUTE is ThE
1 ,trCsburF. Quick Timo-Fust Trains
Sure Connections When travelling TO or
from Clarkshurg or West Virginia & Pitts
burgh railroad points, sec that your Tick
cts read via the MonOngnhela River Rail-
road. Close connections AZ FRirmont with
IL, & o, trains and ut ClnrksbuIg with i.
q d. and w, V. +. trains, Tickets Via
this route ON sale at all B, i o. ana W.,
V, & y. r. r. stations,
HUGH g. BowLEs. GenL supL
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tDhily, except Sunday
Sunday church trains Will leave Elm
asovS AZ as a. m. and Wheeling At 1871
n M II. E. WEISGERRER,
y General Manager
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or. In round numbers, 1000 deaths out
OF the 100000 men enlisted during May
and June and duly mustered In.
Thus we have n loss OF one man out
of every hundred who went into the
army-a proportion little greater than
the statistics OF our healthiest cities
show In times OF the p.ofOundest peace.
About twenty six or tWentg-seven per
thousand annually Is the average death
rate IN American cities. The death rate
In our army. calculated on the basis of
the figures above given would amount
10 forty per thousand per annum. Ana
upon this foundation has been erected
the vllest fabric OF scGndalous eXag-
geratIon and abuse OF which we retain a
recollection! An army OF two hundred
thousand men-totally without expert
ence OF military life. undlsciphned, chat
ing under the restraints OF the dlsci-
plne which protects them from need
less suffering and danger. controlled, or
rather uncontrolled. TO very great eN-
tent by officers as green as themselves
and habItually dlsregardIng regulations
devised for their own saiety-this army
goes forth to battle or 10 camp, as the
case may be. and after three months we
find that per cent OF them have per-
ished OF wounds, exposure and disease.
According to the mortuary statistics OF
the country nearly as many would have
died had they stayed at home with their
families and pursued their ordinary av-
Ocations. Leave out the number estl-
mated as killed in battle ald the death
rate compares favorably With that OF
the healthiest and best Cared-for city In
the world.
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THE DEATH RATE
OF the Army on the Field and in
the Camp.
TIE lNSENSATE i. uPROAR

OF RECKLESS AND SENSATIONAL
JOURNALS OVER THE ALLEGED
MALTREATMENT OF OUR
TRooPs-THE MORTALITY BUT
LITTLE GREATER THAN THE
STATISTICS OF OUR HEALTH
JEST CITIES SHOW IN TIMES OF
PRoFoUNDEsT PEACE.
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washington Post: Suppose we pause
FOR moment in the midst OF all this
,nsensate uproar over the alleged mall
treatment, and even murder of our
troops, and take look at the figures
themselves. OF course, we know that
there have been blunders-oi haste, OF
want OF proper preparation, of isnor-
anee and Observation-Disclosures which
from time immemorlal have been in
separable from an acute national emer-
rencv calling for the sudden organlza-
ton and movement of large bodies Of
raw military material. So much may
be admitted at the outset, without con-
troversy. II could not have been other
wise under the circumstances, in this or
any other country. When It comes to
asserting, however, as so many reck-
less and sensational journals are now
asserting, that the men have been de-
llberately killed by starvation and neg
lect, that the hospitals are tombs, and
the camps "pest holes" 1t seems high
time to look into the facts OF the case,
and 10 reach enlightened conclusions.
Combining ourselves to round numbers
and TO general results, we may set out
with the premise that our volunteer
army. all told, has consisted Of not less
than 100000 men, Some have been in
the Santiago campaign and the .est in
the so-caIled pest-hole camps. The
deaths in battle have amounted to eX-
actly 800. The deaths in the various
camps. up 10 last Thursday, were rs
-
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LINSLY INSTITUTE,
WHEELING, ". VA.

WHEELING. W. VA.
school for the thorough instruction Of
boys and young men. Military, Classical:
English. Military department In charge OF
an officer Of the United States Navy;
bell president; A. J. Clarke, ESQ., vico
PRESIDENT; r. C. DalZell, esq, treasurer;
John L. Dlckey, NJ. D., secretary; Angus
tus Pollock. esq. William B.. simpson
ESQ. John j. Jones, esq. Hon. n. Z. Whit
aker. John S. Mayor. esq. Hon. William
P, Hubbard. Henry n. Russell. esq, Rev.
Jacob Brlttlngham, Hon. ]. 3. Sommer-
Vile. William F. Stifel. ESQ.
For further particulars address, any
member OF the Board OF Trustees, or
JOHN NJ. BIRCH. A. NJ. Phi. D.,
Principal.
Fall term opens September z. ls9S: aus
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per bushei. cucumbers 1oc per dozen.
Potatoes 81 1901 IS per barrel; CSC
per busbel Gems zoe. Sweet potatoes
81 IS per barrel. CELERY zoe dozen. Wa
termeions iO1i2c.
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In addition to this, there were about
1000 wounded at Santiago, and few
others here and there in various Skin
mlshes elsewhere. Suppose, for pur-
poses OF a working estimate. we fix the
number OF these at 800. making i.5OO
wounded In all. and suppose again that
We say half of these, or $50 Of the lnJur-
ed men. die Of their hurts We shall
then have a grand aggregate ofkilled:
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We VII. : LI,.,t y ..isers,
'te t-liouS ti.li.
Notice.

/
State OF South Dakota, county OF Lak.-ss. In
county court. In the matter Of the estate OF
William Larington, deceased. Notice of set.
tcment OF final account, and order 10 show
cause why decree OF distribution should not be
made. Notice IL hereby gwen that Sarah Lar.
inRton, executrix of the estate of William Lar
lngtOn, deceased, has rendered and presented
Tor settlement and filed in this court her final
account OF her administration Of said estate, and
nae fully filed Herewith her petition to the effect
that all debts and expenses OF admini.,ra,io
nave been FULLY paid, and that SAID estate ia
ready for distribution, and asking for a dletrlbn.
ZION tnereoi, according to the provisions OF the
last will and testament OF william Larinpton
deceased. 1t is therefore hereby ordered. tha,
All persons interested in the estate Of the said
william darlington be and appear before the
county court OF Lake county. at the Office of the
lnoge OF said court, in the Lannon & Cook
block, in the city Of Madison, Lake county.
South Dakota, on the gath day OF Septcmher
ls9e, at one O'Clock in the afternoon, then and
tnere 10 ME executions in writing, If any they
same, and then and there to show cause whv an
order OF distribution should not be made OF I o
eaid estate OF William darlington, deceased.
among I 1e heirs OF said deceased, according to
law and the provisions Of the last will and testa
ment OF deceased. It is further ordered that .
copy OF this notice be published once each week
Tor FOUR successive weeks in The Lake County
Leader, a legal newspaper printed and published
IN said county Of Lake, state of South Dakota
and further that a copy OF this order be posted
IN tnree public places In Lake county, South
DAKOTA, at least three weeks before the 9th dav
OF Sept. mber, 1893.
Dated Madison, South Dakota, August %. 1895.
WIN. McGRATH.
Judge OF the County Court.
(seal.). j. NJ. PRESTON.
Clerk OF County Court, Lake county. s. u.
ID. d. HOLDkIDGE a. SON,
Attorneys for Executrix.