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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-18

10 the department OF biology. Dr. william - "a
rell who was graduated from Roches'ti ~ 20 %, g.,
who has since been pursuing special S,uD.'s
b,ooqy al the University OF Chicago ana elsen
viii lake charge Of tho botanical WORK id more
iCal courses formerly given will hc enlpn;as' ded
Than ever before and new courses VII, ,oaDd been
new course in plant physiology mas aIIca 'y,g To-
arranged and VIZ begin At onc". ~ ~ tea~h or
no Of special value those who int'iI t." a-,ni,f
Who are Interested in the practical sac 81
and horticulture Another course on ~, ,arnr
m nlants will be given during the WIFI hn uas
Roland T. Gray. instructor In Eng ..,,o s,ocial
eiven leave Of absence last year 20 p,i'S99' 90 70
studies in old English at Yale ana ONloi' "'
turned to resume hts work -, ,1o ,urnose
1be sum of S. co has been given FOR inc put,
of end0wng the Townsend Scholarship ~ roli ~ 20
science bv Charles J. Townsend of Inc CiHss T." Iotr
He gives il in memory Of his father me latg
Pomerv Townsend. by whom the schpaI S.i.p NJ 81
founded in 1876 The Society OF C0l0nal ,'n,,9
the state of NewYork has esiaPnshe" an av,nrdc
nrize Of 20 with silver medal 10 % ama' 10
10 The member OF the senior class VINO piee,5 ,ifb
tesi ESSAY upon an assigned subject conhec''" WI"
American Colonial history ,, ,.-,f,g n real-
Tbe nov gymnasium is rapidly DecoHiIs lie
60, &c tbe Foundation is already laid ana me NdlS
are rapidly going up Every enort Is us',s or,ire
~ pnsb The work along I'm order that the l,ia''s
class NAV enjoy it's privileges as soon as P"SS''"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-18
Ni'GlII~

lrr.>r>-,. or THE ROYAL VICTORIA COLLEGE.
Montreal. Sept characterization examinations
e., connection with the faculties Of arts, applied
s,,.o.. and medicine have been in progress al
NcGil University I'm preparation for the iorm"'
onanine Of the classes on September p. Inc iacu'Y
of law is ALWAYS the first to get to work the open"
irp lecture having been delivered by Dean Nal'o"
an september : The medical faculty WI open
with lecture 10 be delivered by DR.. William Us
Ter Of Johns Hopkins University. who was iof-
rnorl, a professor at McGilI But few changes nave
l,oD made in the teaching staff. Professor Nichol-
en-, ,yh, resigned TO 20 to Manchester l. succeed
81 in the chair of mcdaniel! engineering by DIS
former assistant r. J. Durley, g. = OF L'Nuo"
University Among the new lecturers are Johh ".
c,rune I'D Lit Of owens College, Manchester'
secial sc;urer i'm the English language and iieTa-
turc. T. kiTkpatrick. Dawson le,,|%, IL Il" dqo
,ureN. James W Fraser and r. W. Met iuhe oe"'-
,rs Roval Vj"iorla college for Women opened It's
Coars for the reception Of students YESTERDAY S'N
eral appointments 10 H. ieachnE san nm 'iiI
made Miss iiilda Diana Oakley OF Soll'i I ne -,
College oxford has been appointed warden. ana -
expected 10 arrive from England carly TINS week
Miss Anrie Maclean. Ph D.. has been appointed
-..ti.nt tutor I'm philosophy and history; Miss
Wi.s Harriet Brooks tutor in mathematics. Miss
SOFIA and took a post graduate course az the
University of Chicago she Las mace a slfrl%
.tudy Of Sociological questions. ana has some lePu-
fation AS a writer ON these subjects Last winter
she worked for q time as ccrH IN 'hlcdSV ue-
par'men store. ana h'r eNper'gnces - tol ~,
recent number ~ "Harpers l,-@aI "-.iiSl III,
good deal of comment Miss CAMERON ana MISS
Brooks are honor graduates of MsOlI -. 49,.
Ans Building. the opening Of the Royal Victoria
college having rendered available for ne male stu
DENTS the quarters formerly occupied by me Don
.,i5a classes A fine new biological laboratory has
leon opened on the thlrd floor TINS IS now one oi
The most complete Establishments Of It's Kind on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-18

THE NFN q.


THE NEW OFFICIAL GUIDE THE SUMMER Huc!-
Camhrtge Mass Sept .,-lf one wee ID 90
,oor, than road ,h. fifis rae. of tie official
~,.s. ,,..., .I..-.'.,.. oft,n has n-en
Nudt To harvard '"F'Is.H "''" ""
edited for the Harvard Memorial society hS
V-iu,.r, ,..rret+ Urou.,. tf. ifnnrosst0n might
.,,. ,,,,,.r.N q
u" gained thd' Vis H''' doom. '''a '.''''''
hy The university is O. dft statement of facts ~
tt r.,,,i. t.o, o,,il. to,l .ra,r T,u = ueri-sI OF
' '' ,,..
its contents Ina en- examination Oh JUS tN''''"'
ha1 ton. Illustrations snow u 10 ne murh more
thai, ,r., ana. lens, .r.tr is g. guide book ~ the
w .,,
S"Il mat II l~ "'lth' 10 |NN .'' ''J''' "' '"'
Memorial Society is TO foster among students ln-
..., Do, ,. t.. ....f .........-. ,f Harvard and
'''''' " | 90
10 p"rpc'utic traditions ~ ir' past III 'I' "''Ti
sracf Of t.> t.rf- .r. here finds the history OF
,,.. ,. .......,.. .I ,.,,.i,,s and ,.,.
--H'ii'" ''''7' "N'' .'S'.. '''
student activities lut'lscniI. ana ait' ioha''N scr
forth With ,hIe book ia hand tie student new Go
49,, ,.. 49, .t ......, .. ,t. v.,f ...-,.,t hrt
gain inspiration from ne history o. ihf NnNtISi5 ;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-18
The New Black Dress Goods

This only branch of our dress goods stock but 1t one
of the most important of ALL and treat with the care and al
enton that deserves In twenty-five years OF Prodng you
with dress fabrics we have had much in black TO show
you. 49,,
There are more than thousand styles in that one color
for YOU to choose among We show them in the Tenth st.
Fourth Of the main floor under GEAR pure norm
bt that s nercIess in its disclosure of faults Nothing but
good rich smooth black will endure this test We have nothing
else. -
There no longer attached black exclusive Sgnhcance
of mourning Madame Fashion has long since recognized It's
bness and effectiveness and holds high place her favor
this season The include some magnificent effects
obtained through the introduction of chenille spanges and cut Jet
The whole stock IS one worth examining with care
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-18
FREE UNIVERSITY INSTRUCTION.
so CHARGE FOR HIGHER EDUCATION II
M1SSol NI

The State University Of Missouri has opened Win
nearly II not quite ono thousand students IN ar
eniance It is now public school says Tile -
Louis Globe Democrat So far as entrance fees
are concerned for 10 charges are collected. Inc
dispatch to that newspaper goes on to des'rl'e
the new plan and it's meaning as follows
l,,.,, in the f,irior and senior years OF law and
the last TWO years OF mediciL'. tuition ln aH &c
partments Of the STATE University ON ana dt'e,
S,.,t.rnhor 1880 will Doc free. for the junior ana
senior years OF law and the last TWO years 9t
medicine the Zee Will be- '5l year. Now. this
means that throughout the college course Of four
wears in t'o range of post gradual" instr uc''oN'
i'm The normal department. in the coiles- oi ayr
culture and mechanic arts in shopwork ana or. o.
ing i'm the courses IN civil engineering. 'ecIl'd'
engineering mechanical engineering. hydraullr en-
CHEERING sanitary engineering. mining engineer
NC and architecture. qs well as ia the hist '"o
Years OF medicine. tuition viii be absolutely IT -.
IN. only charge being library Zee OF 8 ana small
laboratory deposits 20 cover the cost OF the me-
ierll5 used hy the student i'm laboratory WORK. D.
The STUDENT takes no laboratory work NJ makes no
i,l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-18
LAFAYETTE.

ADDITIONS TO GEOLOGICAL COLLECTIONS.
Easton. Penn. Sept. 1.-THE coi'P' S'a' -.
-. ,rh,,redav with one Of the largest freshman
classes in its history the registration numpei"'s
H. The total number in college WI" S"o" 81
marked increase over former years.
There are no important changes inc i"''''y
Alan Roberts and Harvey Sheirler nave ne,m co., az
and Harry Wood formerly tutor III maj, maj Iar,
loves 10 take place IN the astr1noi,sl." B@ck
~ The department Of geology, spent W. S"i nr
v'i,b inc geological expedition IN Ny'lhln., -,
h.. ,vss CHOSEN rs referee in the d'l ar iii'n' ~,
gcneral geology He has returned WIN = l@li,
yaiuahle collection of geological ana hnrt
material This department has been luI lll,, i
richcd hy the gift Of the Barber minern'os'"' 'o'
lnclinn from 81. LOUIS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-18
COLGATE


Hamilton y ). sept ii.-Colgste University be-
gall the year o. rhlr.day with about sixty in tho
freshman class. colgate Academy has is men in
attendance an increase OF fifteen over last year
These additions 10 the faculty ale announced
Frank g. Evart ODenison Iniycrsty). associate
professor OF the French language and literature.
and Professor Roy Smith universities of Michigan
and Heidelberg. assistant 20 chemistry Professor
james j. Taylor. ~ takes tho place Of II. J. Foster.
resigned. rs instructor in history IN the academy
Professor Clement j. child. 81 tho department %
chemistry announces new course in ,!-ctrolysis
Professor ". i. Lsngworihy has inst .cturnel
from his vacation spout IN 'he study of eeolog, ~
Harvard Professor f. " Smith has returned 90 ,nI
= Year OF graduate study at Harvard I-rilcr-
sii, Professor Albert J. Brigham. of m. depart
ment ~ geology. Is now ira yelling iu Europe 60
VIII be- back - resume Tho duties o. lis 0ffir. ou
january J 1870
Work ON the new president s.. house ou coros.
Hll is progressing - rapidly possible Tn.
house Niu %" of Colonial architecture. With al mod
eru mproH enents. and viii cost Uheu completed
seSOr0 n Viii about 551e5 feet tn. ground
and viii be three stories high The main uart ~
the structure will I've o. stone guarded near Ham.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-18
EDUCATIONAL LITERATURE.
uoXrAlGxE's CLASSIC AND THE PORT ROYAL


Tho catholic "Intcrnationa Edu, au"n S'''S'
which has now grown 20 forty-sN tues H''"''S
,,o, only works furnishing practical hints on the
overvdov problcms of the schoolroHn nut "so
hooks on the history. tho photography the pm
losophv and the psychology Of education III auu-
ton 70 the foregoing two or three books Which
NAV properly be- called educational classics nave
been issued. Among this class Is Moh'"'sne VI
The Education of children" Appcton). when mas
been selected translated and annotated ny ~ -
+ Rector As Dr. William r Harris the genera
editor Of the series observes, Mantalshc S"""S i'
much more as a literary man than as y" eu"c"-
fional reformcr At the same time. ho"e.,i' i"
r,sdi,.e ~ This volume cannot but be pronthpIe
80 tc.chers whose chief fault may be pedahtrS.
ror Nontaigu4 was essentially modern ana out VI
evnnathy with the classic spirit 81 me dES III
which he lived in that ne refIs'I we ,1 and
among educational values 10 mere learning ana
III cod The emphasis on fitness for rrdctchl me
on ability to ones judgment ana Oh
ana virtue The book Is supplied win lhs,I"C''N,
notes and with full indexes no'h OF h"'i''' '''' ~
TIC story of the Jansensts or Port Koyalists as
they are more generally known. ahd 81 lnt lo",i'
ing Of their little schools in France puilnt ~
Seventeenth century is OF the most intercs'ihe
i'm all educational history. soon cJNs, go o",' a.
they were 10y IN" Jesuits. many o. 'ieI' 80
uonal principles are sun loNeIl"i ~ : I'M
1'hcv sought 10 combine i'm their sch' me OF tuu-
cation ali the good qualities ana aNo'd az t'' ~ Nv
backs of home and Of pubic school N'Ntl Was
q more earnest. unstlhsh endcaNoi Wd"r ~ put,
into practice the most hDeia am" n bi.
views LOs-iblc At that time. \ sht Yen OF 'li' ~
torv is rfven I'M Port Royal Education tSyIaCtS",
e. W Bard, en- The book - edll'h ~ ~ ~,
Cadet. French Inspector General "l uull. ~,
Der Of extracts from the leading authors who were
connected with the movcnt lh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-18
The New Costumes and Wraps
erallY do command them J:

Among these are hundred Golf and Tourists Capes
chiefly from Berlin designers Made from Scotch rugs OF the
finest soft brilliant pads, and in quiet plain cooEs Many
new details of arrangement and trimming shown but the
novelty of the patterns and will strike you forcby
and favorab They asOnshngy cheap for such obviously
high-class garments. SIT to S35
Some Evening Wraps and Opera Capes, aso-exqus'c
thinos Chiefly in cloths, trimmed with lace and tu hey
must be seen-words won't describe them S34 to 500
Some new Taor-madc suits from Paris have just come IN
You will get wholly standard of judgment elaboration OF
detail, by looking these over.
New Tailored Suits from American makers arrivals OF
every day. $40 SIS When you in, ask be shown
the suits at $22 So only object lesson in superior suit
vaue-for price.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-18
ROCHESTER,
INCREASED INSTRUCTION. N BoTANY- TOWNSEND
SCHOLARSHIP ENDOWMENT

Rochester. y Y. Sept 1.-THE University u
Rochester began IT'S hft!oth year on ThlrSda, The
TWO days Immediately preceding were given 10 the
registration Of new students The registration thus
far indicates that the incoming class viii not vary
much IN size rom preceding ones.
Many changes o. importance have taken Uia.'
since the last commencement Professor Rush
Rhees graduate OF Amherst College and Hart
ford Theological Seminary and Who for The last
five years has been professor of NeN Testament
Interpretation IN Newton Theological Institution.
has been chosen permanent president ana will en'e
upon his duties on July lgoo During the interim.
Professor Henry r. Burton viii continue 10 act ~
~~--ideNt. new instructor has also been added
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-18

utou with trimmings Of oxford oipesto ont q, The
ppui,dinr Of wood The interior hnish VI" ,or uSll
ouartered oak and the floors OF tne ,lI be sur
he Of the same material Inc nouse VIII
,ounded nv a series Of Italian terraces
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-18
Important
Dinner Ware
Sale

lance and attraction are as great as in the
opening days. Continuous arrivals OF fresh
goods preserve complete assortments. And
the same remarkable values are still offered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-18
Gl Nmmr&1 Ahn
Typical Wanamaker Store News
Every Word and Figure Below Is of Importance

ndtpcdne
sensational @
sgnh" power Sy
out mphd
tn
dis
more p@
act hd
have dwbehne tsema
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-18
EDUCATIONAL AFFAIRS.
THE OPENING OF THE COLLEGE YEAR
FOR SEVERAL. INSTITUTIONS.

FREE UNIVERSITY EDUCATION IN MIS-
soURI-NOTEs OF INTEREST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-18

It is part of our remark
able September sale OF
fine china, and though in
its fourth week its impor-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-18
WOmen's Knit Fall Underwear
storc so easIly rcaChed

ehouJndh them
n oom m
Woo
tt t cor
- p n e $S5 s& ~%~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-18
They are shown
for the first time
I b is morning
Decorated Plates
ST.. 80 Kinds at soc.

Several beautiful styles, ali full dinner size.
There's going to be quick selling of these
that's a toTegone conclusion, justified by
the extremely low price. Plates with fes-
toon border, two broad gold bands on rim
with circle OF flowers between. gold rosette
in center. Regularly SIS a dozen. But
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-18

silk are pure linen and best liner. Ihese'
for instance. soft and fine and durable
styles for this season; every stitch exac"
Prices only are below the average:
MEMS All. LINEN HANDk ERcIrEFS a.
Ielnstlf.I ID 81 d'z h@m-fitchei aul inifiaeh' v
Iuf.. i.frrl.i 81 dos
NNNtN'S All. LINEN HANDhERC HIBtS q,
leus'If, hei go aek.. hemsilfrhei ami initiated -
Dos. supcrnnr hemsttched $iaU dos
R.nalNa,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-18
Good shoes, and inexpen-
sive, with an accent on the
Shoe Sale

first syllable. Quantity enough tor every
body quality enough for anybody. Shoes
that look well, feel well, wear well. Let
these prizes impress you:
WOMEN's SHOES
81 - a thirl under ,alue-sBack kdsiin plain and
patent leather tips. new lasts
81 values s. and S3Ian or black oxford sh es small
lots and ends - lines
boots. Wcltoi solea LONDON toes with tips.
BOYS SHOES
rough for dress.
CHILDREN SHOES
sizes ~ o. l0i-. Larger slzes. $50
MEMS SHOES
$50 Values s. 30 $3.5O-ran and back cai's.in
ard Nfskn. enamel ana vaNcalf laced and Congress
shoes shapes varied
Fifth noor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-18
Just a suggestion to
busy home rcplcnish-
ers. Table pieces are
Table Ware in
Heavy Plate

seldom found as handsome as this offering,
and much more seldom at prices near as low:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-18

Lemonade fugs. glass silver top 81
Baking Ii .h' S2.15 fiu'frr DISHES
Rou. h.n li.h@- 81. Bread rfa.s 81 80 s.
Salad Bowls - take Baskets s.
itn.. lao t'lf-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-18

One thing you cannot
buy at Wanamaker's.
A cotton handkerchief,
or one with ever so
All that are not pure
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-09
p o. Address,
Notice of Application fer Patent mininG Application No Gss. Survey No i;io.

[. $. Land Office, Tucson, September IS rsGa.
 Notice is hereby given that pursuance of the UnIted States m.ning laws. Adam Herii ch oy James Reilly his attorney in fact, whose post flee address is Tombstone, Cochise couaiy, Arisona Territory. has made app.i a ion fpf puent for 500 linear f et of Il he George < sde Mining Claim. situate in the Turquoise mid district. county o; Cochise. Territory Cf Erizol1 IS descTibed in the official Ilit herewith posted and ny the ii, Id not.s on f!e .n :ke Cfce Of the Register Of the Gil Lad District al Tucson, Territory of Arizona. as allows. VIE:
 Beginning at corner No I. SEE corner cf.tlaim a pine post ia mound oi stone. 3 feet long m. square set one foo, in ground to b,d rcek scrib d I-ISI9 G Nj C. whence U $ NJ M No t3Io b-srs x 9 I5' w s3=5 feet; thence \ 5,' s6 v p5oo .eet to corner No ?, ideniic, ~Ith location corner pine post in mound of store 2 r igh ! ins square scrIbcd I3Io C N C wh.nce U S l. Nj No I3Ie bears $ 46' 4j F.; J ; l. M No I2;9 bears N O $ F; thence N ,I' 25 3 feet 10 initia! nloEum-nt of Ioca tIon a pine post m mound oi one 3 tt high 1 ns square -cribed NJ G NJ C I3to 300 feet tu corner No pine post in a mould. of stone 3 feet long IT ches square set inches ip.grouI c 10 bedrock sc..bsd r5I9 c N C; then 34 2e' l. I5co ieet 10 c,TEcr No 4. i5,rticat. w,;h location cornera pine post in mound of ro>k feet high inches square sc-ibed 1919 GA. tAiCh~S o VI @O W ~ t-th tt NtHtSF cl south end of a pine ! ost Tn mound 0 stone feet iong 1 inches square set il. a bed O. rock inscribed G N I5I9 3op feet 10 corner No I. place of beginning. Variation of all cor aers I3S E. Area George claim 2o.S acres and forming portion of the quarter of ssciioI
 in township No 19rS of Range No 25 F., tunsurYeyes) Mencian.
 The location of this mine is recorded in [ ofic of the county recorder of Cochise cornt, ,rzona Tesntory al page 383 of Book f2, Records ofMines, and supplemental notice a pages 5rs-5Io of Book ?. Records Of Mines
 Adjoining claims are: This claim is bonded on the SW by the St Patrick mine.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any rortion of said mine or surface ground afe re qufed to file their adverse claims with the Reg ister ofthe United States Land ofice af Tucsoi in the Territory of 4uzona during the sixt, days period of publication hereof or they will b- barred by virtue of l. C provisions of the statute
 Signed MILTON R. MOORE
 Register
 First Publsation Sept ss, 1899.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-09

having a ssai IS h sretofcre ta;hea. do cer,i'y that r. D Du,ton, Essq Is d NotaIs tui.iS within and for said County. duly authorized and qualified to act as sncb; that his tenn Oi offic commenced on the Est day of December in the year 1898. and will expire on the 5ota of November in the year IoVo. and thai as such ofhce he IS duly authonzco by the laws of this State 10 take acknowledgements of d~eds and depostions, and to administer oaths' etc
 In testimony ~hereof have here
 unto set my hand and affixed the
 seal of Court, al St ohnsbury. (Seal) this 6:h day of July Anno Domini
 One Thousand Eight Hundred
 ana Ninety nine.
 ALBRyF. NICHOLS. Clerk. q. R. Stamp Ioc Conceiledl
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-09
Administrators Sale Of
 Mines.

P.5lic Notice IS her-by given that. pursuant 10 ar order of th. PIooate coart and Tor Co- chs. county. tri1o "a, iH the EIAft=r Of the 's- ta:e of D En rs!-y. deceased. which orcsr vas ma |. n rel o7 S:perlbsr r9ih IoS9. snd VII --cia asn JTn1i taded to T p7op-it. bt re t!-es T $ .7p- ter tn, ~ u publication oi n .t.c: pf sIc1 tic; nov n reiore wIu recesNe C H9tJtit ise'T-ing Oci li'er sih l3S9 al r7 oe V e: that day. scalel bids for those c.tti4 sn li.s a7d mi liDg claims s.tIaied and b H.. .s n Dos Cab-zas fn'tsiDg disi ici of Co clf~~ c.-i-l ?. A IEonl Territory known As and csi..t Gsl- CARMEL mine. ani tle CCPP K kEE>F saine aai which w-ie owned by the said decesi-at is h.s lifetime Said ale wIii be made .3r s.i on the sad day, when sad bids will bS op-ned. ana no bid will be reef ed for less ihan ii9>ty ger cert of the appraised vsile Oi sud cissms. i.d sb;Ges ~Iil be spsd etl.ety. and is-, D conf a,sti1n by the said Probate .oIt H. A. MORGAN / iai l's;raior Of the estate of D Emersley, dec -2sc1
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-09
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the Ffotate Court. County of Cochise, Ter Titogy Of ArIZona-
 Estate of V. Kemble. deceased.
 Notice is hereby given by the under signed adroInrsustor Of the estate of V. Kemole deceased 10 the creditors of. and al persons hay. ing claims against the said deceased, 70 exhibii :ben with the n. cesslry vouchers. within foui r.cntas after the first publication cf th's notice, 10 the said Administrator at Fairbank post office. the same the being the pace for ,hs transaction of the business of said estate in saio County Of Cochisc.
 A. V. MOVES, Administrator of the Estate of V. Kemble, deceased.
 Dated August sr, 1899 ST
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-09
State of vermontl
 Caledonia Co.

B~fore me. E. D. Duuon. a Notary PIblic in and for said County vf Caledonia, on this day personally appeared C. p. >asyer. Geo c. Kimoall and Oeorge Il. Bckford above nsmeJ, and known to me be the persons whose names aie subscribed to the fore going articles of n- executed the same for the purposes and consid eraiions therein expressed.
 Given under my hand and seal of office this 5th day of July A. D. 1859.
 Seal E. D. Dution. l. K Stamp Ioc Cancelled. Notary Pubic
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-09
State uf Nermontl Ctiitenden Co.
 {ierLs Df1rr

>SS
 Ct.i,,enden Co.
 Clerks Office.
 I. O. P. Ray, clerk of the slid County and Of the Courts of Record. thereof. do hereby certify that Leo St George Esq who, name IS ubScribed io the certihcate of proof or acknow- edgment Of the annexed instrument and there on wrilt-n, Wa, al the time of the taking of uch proof or acknos!edg neni, a Notary Public in and for the snid County of Chitten- den. dwelling there.n, commissioned, sworn and duy authorized 10 take the same. 10 sd minister oaths, take depositions and the ac- kno~led yment of deeds and other conveyances of reAl eststeto be recoro ed in said State And further that a.n well acquainted with the handwriting of said Notary. and veriiy believe that the signature tu the said certificate prooi or ackt owle' gment is genuine. and that the sad instrument is exscusd and acknowledged ccordiug 10 the laws of the st,te of Vermont.
 In testimony whereof. have hereunto sci my hand and affixed the seal of i'd County and Court this nth day Of July A, D. rsee. Scll O. F. RAY Clerk Il. R. Stamp roc Cancelled) ya