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Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-07-06
VERY HIGH ART, INDEED.
Court House Dome Being Painted
A Positively Dangerous Job at a
Dizzy Height

With one end Of q strong rope tied
around his waist and the other end
fastened to the ball on the top Of the
Court House dome, j. 7. Marshall be-
gan the painting OF that part of the
building Saturday morning, and, before
noon, the weather-vane, the ball on
the dome and g goodly portion of the
rusty roof were transformed into q
snowy wilderness Of dazzling hue.
81 never thought that weather. ane
was 90 tall,n remarked a man who
stood on the square and watched the
painter stand on his tip-toea on the
very top OF the dome and then reach
up as far rs he could to paint the
arrow that tells from which direction
the wind blows. It was all he could
do to reach the arrow, though from
the ground it appears to be only about
two feet above the dome.
When he had fastened himself on
his high perch, Mr.. Marshall meas
ured and found that he was Just 100
feet above the curious groups that
stood around, down below, watching
him. 1t was surely 3 dangerous-look-
ing undertaking, bat the painter
seemed rather to enjoy it.
Doesn't it make you feel light
headed and just q bit insecure7" asked
q reporter for the LEDGER, who
climbed almost to the top OF the dome
and was clinging to the ladder az IL he
didn't have bis life insured.
"Not n bit," answered Marshall,
swinging himself q little to the east
and slaPping q brush full Of white
paint against the rusty tin. "rm jnst
as safe here as those men down
there" The reporter didn't see
things that way and be clambered
down to the ground with weak knees
and thankful heart. The dome win
require three coats Of paint.
"rhe last fellows who painted II
used coal oil and gasoline" said q
Of the men working on IL, sand IT'S
worse now than II it bad never been
painted" The clock faces win be
painted also-the faces white and the
figures and hands black.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-07-06
IN TOUCH WITH THE TIMES.
The Clothing MOnarchs Of Mexico
Pave the Way For Correct
Buyers

The finger Of prudence points to
the special summer prices Joe and Vic
Barth, the up-to-date clothing men,
are making on ell goods in their mann
moth store. Follow the line 1t lays
down and You will have money In
your pocket that wouldn't be there II
you bought elsewhere. We rub "the
nose Of prices" deep into tho dust
and make our figures harmonize with
the times. We have built our busi-
ness on the great and strong power
of good goods and low prices which
always bring quick responses from
the people. We have the stock
on display; tits before you and every
thing Is correct to the dot, where
truth and value go together, where
you q get what you want in all lines
at prices that viii astonish you. We
are throwing on the searchlight and
showing up to the public gaze the
difference between true, genuine mer-
it and real bargains, which we con-
tinually offer, and the phantom bar
gains offered by others. II Joe &
Vic Barth cannot ct you out COM
pletely and at prices to suit, then you
are hard to please. You are invited
to call.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-07-06

Craddock has just bought
from the underwriters auction
sale over 10000 rolls Of Wall
Paper from the salvage stock
of the Newcomb Bros Wall
Paper 90, st. Louis, from their
late fire. These goods are only
slightly damaged by water, in
most Instances the margins
only being affected, and win
be sold at a great reduction
from their first cost and pres
emit value. Paper worth 1oc,
at &c per roll; worth l5c, at
&c per roll; worth Csc, at Toe
per roll. Remember. This is
all new stock, high colors, and
that Craddock was the only
dealer present from Mexico to
secure any goods and bar
gains. Where else in the coun-
try can you buy Wall Paper
at &c per roll.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-07-06
MR.. r. NJ WHITE EN- ROUTE TO
OREGON ON A TRIP WITH
NATIONAL EDITORS.
WAS IN FRANCE 4 MONTH AGO.
a Brief Description of Denver, From
Near Which City the Letter is
Written-Itinerary Of the
Trip From Portland
Through Canada

Editorial Correspondence Of the Ledger.
On TRAIN NEAR DENVER, CoLo.,
July Lone month ago to-day ! was
in Paris, France; to-day ! am IN the
mountains OF Colorado. Travelling Is
becoming very easy. You can cross
the ocean IN lees than q week and you
can the continent In about one
half that time.
The National Editorial Association,
which meets In Portland, Oregon,
Tuesday, will be wei attended and
every State In the union will be rep
resented. Missouri wiz have from Is
to 20 delegates. After q six hour lay
over in Denver we leave for Portland
tonight.
Denver is q city Of $4,000 popula-
ton, is the capital Of the State and its
commercial center. The camp OF 1858
can now send its Senators and Repre-
sentatives to Washington By six DIFF
ferent palace car lines via the Missouri
River. II has public buildings, cathed-
rails, churches and schools, unsurpass-
cd In any eastern city of double Its
age. II has four theatres, two Of which
can compare favorably with any In
America, and palatial, wen appointed
hotels. Its street a system Of 100
miles IL unsurpassed; gas and electric
light. Its artesian water supply has
no equal In the world being taken
from oveF 800 wells from $50 TO I,1eo
feet deep. Denver Is the seat Of
Arapahoe county, ~ miles east, In a
direct line from the base Of the Rocky
Mountains, at the junction Of the
South Platte River and Cherry creek.
II Is 3 city Of brick and stons almost
exclusively. In many of the large
business blocks iron is used and the
buildings are very costly and substan-
tial and provided with all the modern
Improvements. II lie 3 grand stopping
place for the invalid tourist, wherein
he may accustom himself to 8 brscing
atmosphere before attempting higher
elevations. There r many beautiful
walks and drives in and around Dem
yer and the tourist a spend . de-
Iightful week here in this "Queen City
Of the PIains."
After leaving Denver we make stops
ct Salt Lake City and other points Of
Interest this side Of Portland. The
meeting In Portland VIII last about .
week and our return home win be
through Canada via Chicago As fol-
lows;
HoMEwARD ITINERARY.
Leave Portland Monday evening,
July 10.
Spend Tuesday, July II, ct Tacoma.
spend "Wednesday, July Il. at Seat
tie. Leave ct 4 p. m. BY boat.
Arrive at Victoria Wednesday, July
u, At II p. N. Spend Thursday, Ieav-
Ing by boat at 8 p. m.
Arrive at Vancouver Thursday, July
e midnight. Spend Friday, leay-
ing by ferry In afternoon for West
Minister.
Leave wsstmInsasr Saturday, July
Is, Il 5 -. n. u
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-07-06

IT 10 difficult 70 tell who Is to-day
attracting the most attention from the
public, Dreyfus in France or Jester in
this country. The latter ease has be-
come celebrated and the events lead
ing up to where II now stands cover
q wide area Of territory. 1t has given
to Sheriff Nelson and to Mexico q
wide reputation.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-07-06
the 2lst Day Of July, !
1899.
Puhlio Adminiatrator's NoIla

Notice is hereby given thsl |.
Public Administrator OF 81
county, have taken charge o.
estate Of Diana Mitchell, dec
bearing date May "a, 1899.
All persons having claims =.
said estate are requested 70 -
them for allowance TO the adm,as
tor within one year after this ~
they may be precluded from any
nt OF such estate, and II sucn :
be not exhibited within I've
from the date they viii be =
barred. J. E. JESSE
13-zt Public AdmiDisaf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-07-06
3 N

Ladies' silk vesting top Tan Shoes,
worth $3.50; our price now, e1.65.
Ladies' splendid DongoIa Shoe, latest
style toe, worth %; our price, s1.40.
Ladies' SIPS and $3.50 Tan Slippers,
choice, 90c.
Also q large line OF Ladies' Shoes
and Slippers at Csc, Zoe and SOC. See
them.
Try our Mems Satin Calf Shoe, worth
S1.75; price, e1.25. Also q good Satin
Cali for S1.iO.
Mems full stock plough Shoe, worth
s1.35; our price only Doc.
Mems Carpet slippers, 35c.
Ohild's Kid Moccasins, worth 3Oc;
90 at 15c.
Child's black and tan Shoes, worth
60c; our price, 40c. Larger sizes In
same Shoe, worth, 75c; 20 at So.
Misses Shoes, sizes 8 to II, e0c goods;
go at coo.
EXTRA SPECIAL.
We secured a large line of sample
Shoes ranging in valne from 90c to
$3.50. The whole lot Is marked at
less than regular cost. Shoes from
e5e per pair up.
DRY GOODS, ETo.H
We we're fortunate in securing a
large line OF Lawns, Dimities, Organ
dies and White Goods at q great sacri-
dee.
10c Lawns will go at 40.
15c Organdies win 90 ct z.
17c Dimities will go at z.
10c White Goods will 90 at 90.
12kc White Goods, will go at 60 and 70.
15c White Goods, beautiful, So.
Large line Of Calicos, &c.
Bleached Linen Toweling, 6kc.
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS.
MEMS Drill Drawers, I8c.
Mems summer U~ndershirts, CSC.
Meme Work Shirts, zoe, 25c and s5c.
Mems Dress Shirts, 35c, three for 81.
Meme Socks, 3 pair for loo.
Mems fast black or brown Half Hose
worth loo, at two pair for 15c.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-07-06

SHERIFF MAT NELSON is the hero
of the hour. The sheriff showed his
bulldog nerve and staying qualities
by hanging on to Jester until be got
him. Nelson was compelled 10 com
bat many %fOrces, but be finally landed
bis game, as ne said he would. No
county in Missouri has a better officer
than Mat Nelson. II all reports be
true-and there is hardly a doubt that
they are-this lie TESTERS second Jail
experience in Mexico. He does not
ook TO be as much Ne 20 years Of age.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-07-06

owIno 70 the insignificant value Of
tho Samoan Islands, either from a
commercial Or military point Of view,
IL might be a good thing for the United
States, England and Germany to draw
straws 10 see which should be given
exclusive control Of them.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-07-06

IL you don't think that advertising
In the LEDGER pays, read what B.
schienberg says in this paper to-day.
The testimonial, which appears else-
where, was altogether unsolicited and
came through the mail. Nj. Schien-
berg attributes his success in Mexico
to advertising, and it is q fact that
he has used no other paper for this
purpose but the LEDGER.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-07-06
A NEW BUILDING.
Z D. Graham win Erect a New Livery
Building on Jefferson Street Where
the Old One Burned

E. d. Graham viii eroct q thor
oughIy modern livery stable on North
Jefferson street where the stable was
burned recently. The building will
be Of brick and cover nearly q quarter
Of = block, or = space Of io4xl9o feet.
Work win begin very soon and know
ing Ones say that il win be the best
appointed livery barn outside Of 81.
Louis, Kansas City and 81. Joseph.
J. B. Graham, who conducted the
place before IL was burned out, will
lease the place and continue In the
livery business.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-07-06

OLD MAN JESTER says he lie sick
and tired Of seeing newspaper re-
porters. He ~vehemently states that
they are the biggest liars on the face
Of the earth, and that in no instance
has he been correctly quoted since he
has been In his present trouble. The
old man sees them by day and dreams
Of them by night and shudders at the
sight OF a man with paper and pencil.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-07-06
The Funeral Of Mr.. Howe

The funeral services Of Mrs. Char.
lotte Ralph Howe were held Sun.
day afternoon Fl the residence Of her
brother-in-iaw Henry Howe, on Easi
Jackson street. The services were
conducted By Revs. Hanna and Wal
lace and the remains were laid TO rest
In the Mexico cemetery. Following
were the pali-b bearers; J. X. Brown,
Judge Ross, WilIism Keaih, ID. P.
Moore, P. Il. CENT and R. H. Ed
monda.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-07-06
D HOcKADAY DEcLn,
In An Interview Monday Hes.,.
He Cannot Devote the Necs''. I
Time to Make the Rso.
For Congress in thu
Eighth District

By request Of the oAllawav /,
Central COMMITTEES, a LEpqrs ~
er asked Judes J. A. Hockad,.
would consent to enter the
Congress In the Eighth Dist,i..
request came BY telephone !.
LEDGER from q member OF n 4
trial COMMITTEES, the Commit.
ing in session at that TINA =.
seen &C the depot In this cltv
Hooknday, who was en- route = y
vile, said ~ could not conan,
ter the race a. I cannot spare \. !
to make the canvass. 1 thlpt ~
Galloway man should be in u.
and begin the canvass at ones i I
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-07-06
ADVERTISING BENEFITS.
MEXICO, Mo-, July 3.

MEXICO, Mo-, July 8.
To tie Msxieo Ledger:
Gentlemen: I desire to ex-
press to you my great APP
probation Of the returns from
advertising in your paper.
The results were even more
than / anticipated. Besides
many returns from all over
the State, ! received responses
regarding my advertisements
Illinois and several other
adjoining States.
Yours Respectfully,
THE HUB SHOE & CLOTHING STORE,
B. Prop.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-07-06

To he Unknown Heirs OF W. 7.
Deceased
Take notice that said W.T. Crosvhisa
testate At John A. Oarreit'a, near -
CaatawaF County IN he State Of Niss
ltth Day Of April, ieoo, leaving ne kns
ne was 5 feet 10 inches IN height, -
po1nds. DART blue eyes, medium nos
poeed . BE ; uakiFo o. Andrain CoazH :
Letters Of administration upon hs
prsiae4 e a7i5, have been er1rzs
nndefaUeds . whom al peFs1us =
maT make application. y s r.
HSlc Administrator callaway oga
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-07-06

The post Office formerly ct Cant has
been changed TO the residence Of
Lycurgus Botkins, three-fourths of q
mile from this little village. There is
sad 70 be q great deal Of feeling among
the residents Of that section over
the matter and there are many who
say that they will not get their mail at
that ofiee in the future. Mexico,
Thompsona and Centralia win therefore
receive e heavier patronage. o. H.
Neal lie the new mail carrier on the
route.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-07-06

THE talk In administration circles
Of thehdvisabIlity Of adding q Colonial
Secretary 70 the Cabinet lie another
cOant In the long Indictment Of Alger,
who lie, under present arrangements,
In charge Of colonial matters.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-07-06

WHEN Jester says he is not the man
wanted for the killing Of young Gates
and that 1t is a case of mistaken
identity, be simply lies. When Powell
ownby makes the statement that
Jester is the man he had in jail at
Paris, you a rely on what he says
being 80. The old man insists on be-
ing addressed as Hill and 1ies all to
pieces when be is called Jester.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-07-06
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS.

MEMS FURNISHING GOODS.
Mems Handkerchiefs, 30.
25c Silk Bows, 100.
Csc and 35c Scarfs, lie.
Mems S5e Crash Hats, 1sc.
Mems SOC Crash Hats, csc.
Boys' Csc Crash Hats, 15c.
Boys 35e Straw Hats, 15c.
Big Job lot Of Mems and Boys Straw
Hats, worth Csc to SOC; choice for Sc.
A fine new line of Mems Straw Hats,
worth 50c and zoe; at 25c.
LADIES, ATTENTION.
We must cIoae out all our Millinery
in the next ten days regardless of cost,
Ladies' untrimmed Straw Hats, IL
up to soc.
Nice line Children's Straw Braids,
Toe, 15c and zoe.
Flowers, &c up.
Children's Gaps, 10c up.
Children's 25c and 36c Sailors; our
price, 15c.
Also a nice line Of Ribbons, Corsets,
&C., at cut prices.
KITCHEN GOODS, NOTIONS,
GLASS AND TINWARE,
SOME UNHEARD-oF BARGAINS.
Large beautiful Water Set, worth
soc; at 25e.
Beautiful green Berry Set, only CSC.
Lot Of silver plated Salt and Pepper
Boxes, 20 each. These are good, but
furnished.
177e Wash Powder, 3 for 10c.
Is bars Laundry Soap for 25c.
Knives and Forks, Csc set.
MAS0N'S FRUIT JARS.
pint size, $40 dozen.
/ quart size, 43c dozen.
2 quart size, CSC.
Large line Of Granite preserve Ket-
ties, from 2 to 80 quarts, prices 1Sc
to Soc.
A fine lot Granite Tipped Milk Pals,
worth at least 81, price during sale, $50.
Hundreds of other articles too num-
erous to mention, at prices that will
make July the greatest month in our
business.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-07-06
The Driving and Riding CIub.

Prom colnan's Rural World
A g~entlemen's driving and riding
club was organized In Mexico, NO.,
last week with q creditable member
ship. With the good tracks at the
Fair Grounds the club should be :
success. The following officers were
elected: President, B. B. Runkie;
Vice President, willard Potts; Treas
urer, William Z. West; Secretary,
d. o. Owen. me president appointed
the necessary committees to arrange
for weekly race meetings to be held
every Friday afternoon during the
summer and fall months. Some Of
the best road and % horses in the
country are owned by the members
and the organization was formed for
sport and to promote the horse inter-
este.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-07-06

Tue LEDGER is informed BY the
BFashears Brothers, OF Pattonsbure.
who will establish . large clothing
house In the building formerly cccu-
pied by the shlreman Clothing Dom.
pany, that they nnd It impossible TO
begin business here before the nrst
Saturday In August, ct which time
they win open their doors to the PUB
lie. This is a live, up-to-date arm
and can be depended upon TO do
e they contract, as set forth In their
advertisement in the Daily and Week
~ LEDoKR.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-07-06

Notice i hereby given ths,
settlement OF the estate Of
Hukels deceased, win be made :
August term Of the Probais J
OF Andraln County, Missouri
held e Mexico, Missouri, on u
ond Monday In August, 1898.
LOUIS BURKE
AdminisnH
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-07-06
TRuSTFE,s SAFE

Whereas, Lars F. johnson, a =
or, BY his certain deed OF trust, 7
Dec. 10, 1892, and recorded In TIE
corder's office In Audraln County !
souri, In Book II, at page 81, cow
TO the undersigned trustee the iol1
ing described real estate situsta
Audrain County, Missouri, iSS
The northwest fourth "a OF these
west fourth "a OF the souihi
quarter % and the southwest q
60 Of the southwest fourth
the southwest quarter "a, alN
east half (x(of the southwest q
% of the southwest quarter
except about one ~ acre In the .
east corner Of said last named
all Of said land lying and being +
In Section Twenty. eight (2sli I
ship Fifty-one (51) north, Rang
(t0) west OF the 9th p. NJ. Containa
ell Thirty-nine (8g) acres more o.
Which said conveyance was
In trust to secure the payms1s
certain promissory note In sald
described; and, whereas, ssld
remains due and unpaid and
fore, st the request OF the legal
OF said note, and by authority 9
provisions Of said deed OF Ha
Will, on
Friday, the 2lst Day of July, !
1899,
Proceed to sell the property hs
before described, at public venas
the highest bidder, for cash,
east front door OF the Court hsss
Mexico, Missouri, between The
OF nine O'Clock In the forenoes
i've O'Clock In the afternoon g
day, to satisfy said debt and ~
penses of executing this trust.
II. A. ROCKETS, Truss
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-07-06

GENERAL MARCUS P. MILLER, who
was in command Of Tloilo until hia re-
tlrements says At least IS 900 men win
b required to concnsr the F1lipiBos
20 they WIN stay conquered.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-07-06

Al q regular meeting OF the directors
Of the Mckee Savings BAnk, held
Monday, all the old officers were
reelected. Tbs only change made
was the selection Of James R. Jesse e.
Assistant Cashier k1d W J. Bosts e
VIA rnaIdanl.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-07-06
PUBLIC Sal
OF
Hereford Catd
ON
Wednesday, July u

l will sell at public aaction on thsl
known rs the old Jones farm, d
northeast Of Mexico and 2 miles :
west of Worcester, on Wednz
July IL, 1899, the following stock|
Is head of Hereford cattle, cd
ing Of Hobart, No. 1886, a VERT
giant bull 2 years old, and 2 I
bulls BY Hobart.
Three 6-year- old cows, thni|
year-olds, three 2-year-o lds, and
yearlings, all females; nearly ell
calves.
One thoroughbred Poland i.
SOW, 2 male pigs and / SOW pig.
Terms-Six m onths credit Vi
bankable note " 18th s per cent.
est. Two per cent discount for !
r. G.. M0ELLEl
Ed. ATcHIsoN, Auctioneer.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-07-06
The MeskIu LedQer.


As LONG ago a. last April Ganernl
miles recommended that ten rsgi-
msnts Ct volunteers be organized and
sszt te General Otis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-07-06

The Deering twIne has long fiberu,
runs a iong distance to the pound ana
gives general satisfaction. We want
70 figure with you on twins.
FERnIs 3 CAUrHoRr.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-07-06

Mrs. Jake Atcbison, while removing
some articles from q shelf ct her resid-
ence Saturday morning, accidentally
overturned 8 can Of concentrated lye,
burning Der face and hands very bad
ly. She may lose the sight Of her
right eye. However, Mrs. Atchison
is reported some better to-day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-07-06

Mrs. Mary Stewart, of Columbia,
returned home this afternoon.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-07-06

nnnE for everything; but II
KOOI. you have kidney, liver
or bladder trouble il will be found just
the remedy you need. At druggists
in fifty cent and dollar sizes. YoE
may have q sample bottle Of this
wonderful new discovery by mail
free, also pamphlet telling all about 1T.
Address, DR.. Kilmer & Co.,, Bing-
hampton. N. Y.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-07-06

Mrs. II. ohambFiss. Of KiFksviIls,
returned home to-day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-07-06

Mrs. A. B. Cluster has returned
from Montgomery City.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-07-06
FOURTH AT CoTTONWOm.
An Enjoyable Affair on Tu.,s,.
Cottonwood Springs.

Msssrs. Jas. Ford, manager ~
tonwccd Springs, VIM. E. Sim,
w. @. Peck gave a Fourth !, !
picnic at Cottonwood SPRING., /
was highly enjoyed despite ths !,
BY 900 or 700 people. Thers !
some noted speakers on tina
gramme, but owing to the lnclsns
Of the weather there was no sps,p
Dancing was the chief amusens.'
the day. The programme WA .
cIuded by q moonlight picnic, /.
lasted until the wee sma' 81
the morning.
FIRE WORKS.
At night the public square Wss
tifully lighted up by the disUs'
fireworks, which was extepsiv,,
highly enjoyed by young and
alike.
Misses Edna and Lizzie Dovl.
Slater, are the guests Of Mr.. and
j. W. Mohler at the Kahn Hotel
Il. A. Ricketts, left this after.
for White sulphur Springs, Va.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-07-06
GRAND MIDSUMMER
Clearing Sale!

1t is our regular custom in the midst OF each season
to give a great special sale OF seasonable goods. No
advertising pays like low prices. We defy all legih-
mate competition. Read these unmatchless prices:
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-07-06

II. A. Ricketts, left this after
for White sulphur Springs, Va.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-02-15

To all persons interested n either of the es
tates hereinafter named.
Al court OF insolvency held AZ Bucksport
IN anc Tor the county of Hancock on the
seventh day of February, a. ii 1889
't'HE following matter having been pre-
L scented for the scgIon thereupon herein.
after Indicated, 1t is hereby ordered thai no.
tlce thereof be given TO all persons interested
by causing copy OF this oruet 10 be pun
hshed three weeks successively in the Ems.
worth American, 1t wspapel published al
Ellsworth, IN said county, that they may ap.
pear at a court OF Insolvency to be held at
Ellsworth on the seventh day of March,
a d lhs9, al eleven of the clock in the fore
noon and be heard thereon if they see cause
IN the case OF Thomas II. Sturdee, of 5 on
lhgioh. IN SAID county, lately in business at
SAID stonlngton, in his own name and as p +
sturdee lnsolyent debtor. Petition for dis
charge from all debts proyable against his es-
tate under the insolvency laws OF Maine pre-
scented by said debtor ~
In the case of the partnership of Hanson
Bfos., composed of Hoel n. Hanson and CarI
". Hanson, doing business in Winter Har
Dor, IN SAID county, and of Hoel H. Hanson
as Individual, insolvent debtors. First ac
count OF Herbert L. Tracy, assignee, filed for
o. p. CUNNINGHAM. Judge of said CONT
true copy OF original order Of court
Attest:-CHAs. p. DoRR, Register