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Anniversary Values in Towels.

All Pure White Satin Damask Tow
els, very fine grade-fnished with neat
hemstitched ends-actually worth
30c. Anniversary Sale Price. .21c
100 dozen Star and Crescent" Mills
Bleached Turkish Towels, sizes 20x45
of soft double twisted thread-neat
colored boTders-they're cheap at
II LIE. Anniversary Sale Price Sic
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ANU SENENTS.

BiJOl-EveTy night, l5c. 2jc. Csc 5Oc.
Daily matiEees. I5e. 25c. S5c
The Refined Cons dy Artists
RYAN AND RITUHFIELD
Barnes and Sisson. Howard Thursion,
Joe Flynn, Big BGrieSgue Co.,
Other high-ciass vaudeville offerings
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fRE WORLD THEIR FIELD
Famous Women Missionaries to
Gather i'm This City.

DeIegates to the International Con-
ference Expected to Begin Arriv-
ing Tomorrow-Fuil Progra inme OF
an Interesting Meeting - The LO-
cal Committees of Entertainment.
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Anniversary Values in Hosiery.

Ladies' Fast Black Seamless Hose.
double heel and toe-which are sold
regularly al IL 1-2c a pair-offered to-
morrow at the Anniversary Sale
Price NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SIC
Ladies' Full Regular Made Hose,
both Lisle Thread and Cotton-fast
black-others with fancy top, and some
in fancy stripes-regular 39c.
value. Anniversary Sale Price. 23c
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The most ssarching investigation will not And
beer superior to Heurichs Maerzen, Senate, and
Lager are pronounced to be the best malt and
hop beverages. Phone 634, Arlington Bottling
Co., for case. # i
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Hoods Pills Gs.s f;s: ,;1,dsst an liver

ness, jaundice, sick headache, nausea. indiges-
ton, break up a cold, prevent fever. 25c.
By mail of c. /. Hood g. Co., Lowell, Mass.
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Big Anniversary Values in
Boys Clothing.

Boys Fine All Wool Double breasted
Suits-in a variety of dark and light
checks and plaids-of cheviot, Cashmere,
and worsted. Finished with extra care
have the stoutest linings-made to
wear as you've never known a suit to
wear before. They are positively worth
$4-and offered just for this oc-
ras;on-at the Anniversary Sale
Another special purchase made for
this Anniversary Sale. 100 dozen Boys
All-wcol Cheviot Golf Caps-in dark
blue and fancy mixtures-which never
sold for less than % cents before.
Anniversary
sale Price ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .lSt2c
A new line of Boys Knee Pants
aptly named "Indestructib,e." because
they wear so well-every thread all
wool-in dark and light cheviots-navy
blues and the tough corduroys. All
sizes from TO 16. They'd be cheap
even at rs cents pair.
Anniversary
oaie iice '.....-. .foc
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For the Ladies Of Fashion.

The feminine folk Of this city will be in
teTestcd 10 learn that Wm. Schwartz, formerly
OF Baltimore, has opened at ll20 Connecticut
Avenue, and offers tor The carly season 10 make
Talior-made Suits Of the newest imported fabrics
Tor $50 Those who acquainted with Mr.
schwaTtz's fashion productions will readily appre-
eiate e TINS oher. The most stylish and perfect
fitting garments, made by the best tailors lately
"I NeW aork se21 limo
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200 Boys Double breasted Cheviot
Suits, in small neat brown and grey
check and plaid patterns-most clo-
thiers would tell you they're all wool
but they're not. However, they'll wear
as well-look as swell-and are as sty-
lish as and suit ever sold anywhere at
SO or $3.50. Stoutly sewed-thoroughly
finishsd-they'H serve admirably as
school suits. Anniversary Sale
A lot of Youths All-wool Long Pants
Suits. to fit young men from 16 to 10
years-in a line of neat. fancy mix
lures. Tailored with as much care as
the best-perfect fitting-long wearing.
They're easily worth $3.50.
Anniversary
Sale Price .............s.....--$ SO. 9S
Fifty dozen Boys Suspendars. the
good, strong, durable kind the boy
wants-regularly sold at Is cents a
pair. special value just for this
event-at the Anniversary Sale
IIiCe.. .-.....'. ....... DC.
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% dozen Unbleached Turkish Towels.
size 1sx3S-sofe finished-hemmed
well worth &c. Anniversary
Sale Price. 47Sc
% dozen Pure Linen Huck Towels.
size 19x3S-sofr iAished-hemmed,
ready for Use-a bargain at 15c
anniversary Sale Price. HE
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Anniversary Values in Notions.

25c Ladies' Black and Colored Gar
ters, with belt, 18c.
10c FriIled Garter Elastic, SC a length
10c Goodyear's Silk and Stockinet
312c pair.
sc and SC fine Pearl Buttons &c dozen.
1Oc Perfection Shoe Polish, 5 3-4c.
bottle.
10c Tubular 5-4 Shoe Laces, &c dozen.
10c and 12c Shell and Amber Hair
pins, &c dozen.
&c wood cabinet of 80 Hairpins, 3-4c.
&c Samson's 400-count Pins, &c paper.
sc Large and Small Curling Irons,
23-4c
10 Electro Silicon, 63-4c.
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Autumn-Winter 1S99-l9OO MILL
merry Opening.

in
ateers
matchs
exceled
will
be
cording the
The evening times., 1899-09-29

Children's Extra Heavy and Medium
Weight Jersey Ribbed Hose-fast black
full seamless-with double knee,
heel. and toe-worth 19c a pair.
Anniversary Sale Price... HE
Mems Fast Black and Tan Half Hose.
full seamless. with spliced heel and
toe-worth Ice a pair. Arniyer-
sary Sale Price. ice..... 63te
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New effects in Black Jet Belts. which
are regular 69c value-offered for this
sale at 32c
The correct Dog Collar Belts-sold
about town at So cents-here for 45c
Jeweled Hat Pins, in full variety of
colored stones, for 3l1c.
Beauty Pins-plain and chased-6 for
cents.
Sterling Silver Nail Files, Glove But
toners. and Button Hooks-worth 39c.,
for 21c each.
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For S. positively worth $3.50.
Slightly Damaged Wrappers==-worth 81
to S2===for 40 cents.

Before
in
Percsle Fannele
foun skirts
aIand take choice
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A Great Corset Offer, 29c, worth 6),.
Dewey Souvenirs, &c.

Dainty Opal Pin Trays-a lasting
souvenir of the hero of Manila Bay
with Dewey's portrait in the centre
for cents each
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to Puget Sound. The Manning il a fine
vessel and is to remain here perman-
emily.
The Citizens Bank, Of Fairhaven, has
passed under the control of J. f. Dufer as
president and G.. b. Burke cashier. 1t
will be merged into national bank, with
$50. 900 capital.
The Nooksack river has been on a
rampage the past week, Overrunning it's
banks at the big jam, and making new
channel for itself through the Indian viii
lage; Several houses were swept away
and many of the Indians compelled to
move to higher grounds.
Fish Commissioner Little has received
partial reports from Puget Sound cam
neries, and places the estimate Of tho sea-
sons pack between $4,000 and 900, 900
cases. While the fall pack was disap-
pointing the total exceeded considerably
over 100 per cent the pack of last season,
and places Puget Sound next to Alaska
as the greatest salmon-canning district of
the coast.
The Puyallup Fruit Growers Associa-
ton shipped 8.lS5 packages Of products
during 1899, realizing $40, 993. 80, against
,l4l packages last season, with only 81
O6o.A returns, or over one third less. The
principal items Of revenue comprised
4,5l8 crates raspberries, $6, 1904: 2,456 of
raspberries, $,5O4.70; 1874 Of Strawberries,
1888; $50 of currants, $332.59; 19l of
cherries, $lO8.N.
Public lands disposed of in the state of
Washington the last fiscal year amounted
to 498. 94S acres upon which the govern
ment received $3.50, 423. The entries of all
classes in the seven districts of the state
involved thexOllOwing totals in acres:
North Yakima, 16,O57; Olympia, 54,357;
Seattle, 81, $40; Spokane, 94,Z74; Vancou-
yer, O.30S; Walla Walla, 81, 53S; Water
vile, 81 Oh. Cash sales in the combined
districts were q ,233 acres.
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| short, shipment Of fruit will probably be
made from the eastern states. Fruit
growers should lie careful not to take any
barrels or boxes in which fruit has been
shipped to their orchards or. farms as
from such sources certain insects are very
liable to be introduced. Among others
very injurious Is the apple maggot. This
is the soft, white footless larva of q small
two-winged fly known as Trypeta POM
Onella. The latter is only about one-half
the size of the common house fly and its
white, glossy forewings are banded and
shaded with dark brown. The maggOt,
which is onAfourth of an inch long when
fully grown and is largest at the pOsteriOr
end, from which it tapcrs to slender
point IN front, tunnels back and forth
through the pulp of the apple and re-
duces the entire fruit to a mass of cOrrup-
ton. 1t begins its work in midsummer,
when the flies, by means Of their sharp
pointed ovipOsit0rs, insert their minute
eggs, into the rippening fruit without
leaving any external mark. Nor Is there
any means of Distinguishing the infested
apples from those that are sound until
decay is well advanced, SO that such APP
Piles are often barreled for shipping, and
in this way the pest is liable to wide dis
The small. hard, yellowish
brown pupae are often found in barrels
of apples from eastern orchards, and care
should always be taken to burn or crush
them before spring: Naturally the trans
take place under ground or
fallen leaves or other rubbish.
Spraying is of no avail against this insect
and where it occurs it can only be kept in
check by the careful gathering and feed
ing to hogs or burning all windfalls and
fruit from August until Oc- |
tOber.
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HOW beers GO COURTING.
Needle Mark On the Candle Tells the
Youth How Long He May Remain.

Needle Marx On the Candle Tells tho
Youth How Long He May Remain.
"While travelling in the Transvaal,"
says a correspondent Of the New York
Evening Sun, II saw how the Beers come
counting. The girl was the daughter Of
my employer. The young man dashed
up to the house OIL horseback, wearing
new clothes with an Ostrich feather in
his hat. He made his fine horse prance
and caper before the house ere he de-
scended. Then he gave the lines to one
of the HottentOts standing near, and
walk ed up and down in front of the win
dows of the house, well knowing that the
eyes of his sweetheart were peeping
through the blinds at him. Then he
strutted into the house and first shook
hands with the 'Tante,' the mother, and
said Gluten tag good day.. The same he
Gid with 'Oom,' the father, and then at
last spoke to the girl and her sisters and
brothers
..OOm said only 'Sitze' take seat, and
then there was complete silence, which
lasted until the bowl of coffee was brought
i'm. Then each in turn spoke few words.
Dom asked how everything was Mt the
'huis' (home,. and then we heard all
about the health of each one Of the family,
how the cattle and crops were dong, etc.
All the time we were drinking coffee. At
last the sutton rose and handed his chosen
bride the 'I.arhergoot' confectionery,
which she blushingly and laughingly ac-
copied.
'"This was the critical moment, for if
she had refused the gift that would have
ended tho cOurlship. Now there was
gayer talk, until all but the two left the
room, for it WAS the right of the sutton tn
remain in the front room alone with her
Of his choice But 40 that he should not
stay too long "rante,' according to custom,
stepped up to the wax candle and made a
mark on it with "a needle, saying that the
visit might last until the candle burnt
thus far. This WIS command that the
most lOvcsick swain dare not disregard"
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RICHARDSON ITEMS.

Mrs. Wallace Bolton is visiting rela-
tives ut Ellensburg.
John Barlow is over on San Juan,
visiting at Mr.. Armstrong;.
Threshing is done at last and the
farmers are all busy ploughing.
Look at that smile on John Wilson's
face since that new boy came to town.
II. c. Kinleyside was shaking hands
with his many friends OH Lopez, last
week.
Willie Graham has accepted q posi-
ton as fireman Oh one Of the Alaska
steamers.
James Buchanan contemplates get
ting chop mill this winter to keep his
traction engine busy.
VIM. Graham, s. Downie and ]. l..
Davis have their large salt marsh
ditched in fine shape.
Mr.. Melvin Pierce, lately from Iowa.
has purchased the Cap Walers place
aud erected substantial buildings, and
is now a full-grown farmer. ROVER.
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Tho Santa Juanita, Club.

The Santa Juanita Club met with
Mrs. J. G. Ballinger, ut the Bag View
Hotel, Saturday. November Is, at 2:30
D. m. The meeting was called to order
by the president and regular business
taken up. On motion, sixteen years
was made the age limit for club men,
bership. It was also decided that min
isters' wives, of any denomination,
may be honorary members of the club,
and the names OF Mrs. &. ]. Kallgren
and Mrs. II. NJ. Gum were placed upon
the honorary list. The program for the
afternoon was both entertaining and
instructive. Mrs. G. s. Wright read a
we'll prepared paper OIL Washington
Irving, supplemented by an aptly-
chosen reading from "Trip Van
Wrinkle" A most interesting paper,
called "The First Thanksgiving Day."
was read by Mrs. A. III. Sitter, which
was followed by music, mandolin and
piano, by Mrs. Ballinger and Mrs.
Wright. The program was ended by a
very interesting and instructive discus
sion of current events by Miss Spencer,
and the club adjourned to hold its next
regular meeting at the home of Miss
Addie Dightman, Saturday, Deem
Der 8. CLUB REPORTER.
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A FINE EXHIBIT.
Products From State OF Washington Ex-
hibited by Great Northern.

Products From State Of Washington Ex-
hiblted by Great Northern.
The Des Moines (Iowa) Daily News,
of3IOvember 20 contained the follow
ing item, which will be of interest to
our readers:
"The show window Of the Great North
ern railroad Office in the KirkwOOd hotel
is the source Of great attraction today.
District Passenger Agent w. NJ. ROmine
has placed ON exhibition number Of
products from the state of Washing On,
which are mamoth products. The ex-
hibit comprises winter wheat, which
yielded fifty-one bushels to the acre.
There are potatoes, some of which weigh
four pounds, the average yield being l78
bushels to tho acre. Apples Of large size
and beauty are in the collection as well as
rutabogas, carrots, parsnips, beets and
oats. 1t is one of the finest collections
ever placed on exhibition in Des
MOines."
Some of the articles comprising this
exhibit came from this county, and it
is very gratifying to note what the PEG.
pie of such rich state as Iowa think OF
our products. Such advertising as this
does us world Of good i'm more ways
than one. This exhibit will be taken
from Des Moines to Chicago as soon as
it has served its purpose in that city.
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Used by British Soldiers In Africa.

Capt C. q. Dennison is well known all
over Africa as commander of the forces
that captured the famous rebel Galishe.
Under date Of Nov. 4, 1897, from Vry-
burg, Bechuanaland, he writes: Before
starting OH the last campaign bought a
quantity of Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhea Remedy, which 1 used my
self when troubled with bowel complaint,
and had given to my men, and in every
case it proved most beneficial" For sale
by dealers everywhere.
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1t will not be surprise to any who are
at all familiar with the good qualities Of
Cham berlain's Cough Remedy, to know
that people everywhere take pleasure in
relating their experience in the use OF that
splendid medicine and in telling OF the
benefit they have received from it, Of bad
colds it has cured. Of threat aned attacks
Of pneumonia it has averted and of the
children it has saved from attacks of
Group and whooping cough. 1t is grand,
good medicine. For sale by dealers every
where
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NOTICE 10 CREDITORs.

In the Superior Court Of the state q Washing-
ton. for San Juan Conuty.
In PROBATE.
In the matter a the estate q Aatlias Rudolph
Lusdblad. deceased.
Notice TO the eretlitors Of the estate Of Mathias
Rudolph Lundblsd. deceased
Notice II hereby given b. The underagned
executor Of the estate Of Matthias Rudolph
Lundblad, deceased, - the eTedifors 81 and all
pesaous having claims against the aid deceased.
10 exhibit them. with the necessary vouchers.
within one year amer the date Of 4rse publtca-
ton Of this notice, to the aid executor 1t his
place Of residence In Sam Juan Valley. San Juan
county. Warrington, the same being the place
for the transaction Of the business OF safd
estate in said county Of San Juan and state o.
Washington -
Executor of the Estate Of Matthias Rudolph
Lundblad. Decease..
Dated 1t Friday Harbor this ssth day Of NO
n. S. king, Attorney for the Executor.
Date frst publication Nov. -. iS99.
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M. e. church Announcement.

Services at the NJ. E. church next
Sunday, December 8, as follows: Morn.
ing service at 1890. Subject, life and
Its Importance" Sunday school at
1l:3O q. m. Epworth League (young
peoples meetingl ut $50 p. m. Even
ing service at 7:30. Subject, "The Ell
fects ri Sin OH Character" This SER
mon will he illustrated with chemicals.
The weekly PRAYER meeting is held
every Thursday evening, at 7:S0. at the
M. e. parsonage. You are cordially
invited to all of these meetings.
CARL J. KALLGREN, Pastor.
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My wife has been using Chamberlain's
Pain Balm, with good results, for lame
shoulder that has panied her continually
for ninc years. We have tried all kinds
of medicines and doctors without receiv-
ing any benefit from any of them. One
day we saw an advertisement of this
medicine and thought OF trying it, which
we did with the best of satisfaction. She
has used only one bottle and her shoulder
is almost well.-ADOLPH l.. MILLETT,
Manchester, N. H.. For sale by dealers
eyoryWher0.
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YoR SALE.

The undersigned has for sale two
young horses and one McCormick
binder At bargain. Binder - - COCO
as new, and hOrsee are Al for AL nnds
of work, age 5 and years. Iney can
he seen ut the home Of the underngneo
near Roche Harbor: u o.o..
Roche Harbor, WASH, Nov. 2, 80.
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GENERAL NEWS NOTES.

The Frye Bruhn Company has applied
for permit to rebuild its packing house at
Seattle, erecting structure to cost about
0,000.
It ia reported that the revenue cutter
Manning Is soon to sail from New YORK
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IN PROBATE.

IN PROBATE.
Order fixing time and place OF hearing nnal &C.
count and petition for assigning residue OF
the estate to devisce and anal statement and
,oscph sweeney tho executor Of the Last will
and testament of william Bell. deceased, having
on the ,,rd day Of SePtembsr a, A y: rSyS. pre-
6Ied herein his final account and petition to A.
s;on and set over the residue Of the estate to
Robert Firth, senior. the dcvisee OF said VII,
az, sccount rendered and fled herein be exam
ined, and il the same be iound true ana SoiIect;
and that II said executor has fully discharged
his trust in the administrator OF saio es'1 ss
.ureties be discharged from all liabiIites here
sffcr to he incurred: and that the land and tene-
ments now remaining and belonging to SAID e.
tate he assigned and turned over 10 said kooeft
Firth senior. the devisee OF said will.
Wherefore. il Is hereby ordered adjudged
aud decreed that Monday, the 4th day OF Decsm-
Der, A. ID. 1899, at O'CLOCK p. ~. " =, u~;,;:y.
H.rhor san Iuan county, Washington, De and
~. sane is hereby hxcd and appointed n the
time and place for the hearing said peuuon snG
So- the examination of said executors maj
scrount and any person interested IN SAID
.ssss. NAV appesr and file his objections In
Sr;ting and contest the discharge OF sesd e.
ecutor. .s.~.d sh., uot;~e of
..ch he.ring aud settlement shall be gwen oy
posting notices thereof not less tnsn ~ ;tniIy w
davs next before TIC day set for saio ns.I'ns -
ana nv publishing similar notice in The san
Trsn County Islander" Q weekly newsp<YeS
,rinted and published and In general sirvuls,
lion in said county, I e..., se the name Of the
crecutor aud the time ana place. y
nointed fer the hearing OF said psunon s1o
Animation and settlement Oh saie seesuD'
Dated this asrd day Of srpt HoUssR, Judge.
w n rHAcxER, Attorney for the Fsaate-
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Boat Picked Up.

Picked up at Doe Bay, November S,
a 10 ton fish scOw, named "Bess," Of
AnacOrtes. Owner can have same by
paving the cost Of this notice and other
charges. VIERECK BROS.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.


Notice In hereby given that In Compliance
with the provisions Of the Act Of Congress OF
June !, 1873, entitled, IAN act for the sale OF
timber lands In the states Of California, Ore
erick H whitworth. Of Seattle, County Of King.
state OF washiaxton, has this day 6ied In this
Office his sworn Statement No. 6.965, for the
snd o. section No A. Il toxnship No. s. r..
range W., and will offer proof to show that the
land sought II more valuable for Its timber or
stone than for agricultural purposes and to
lister and Receiver ofthis once at Seattle, Wash
iugton, on Thursday the 18th day Of December.
1890
r. Hal whitworth, ]. r. Dewey, and Alpheus
Byers, all Of Seattle, Wash.
Anv and all persons claiming adversely the
above described lands are requested TO Ale their
Claims in this once on OF tefore said seth day OF
December, 1852
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY,

All Druggists refund the money If it fails
to Cure. T.. w. GROVES signature on
every box 25 cents,
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ORDER FIXING TINE AND PLACE.

In the Superior Court OF the State OF washing
ton for San Juan County,
In the matter Of the estate OF William Bell.
deceased.
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warning Against Apple Maggot.
This year where the local fruit crop is
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CERTIFICATE OF COPY.
Clerks Office.

STATE OF wAsIIINCIoS' 90
COUNTY OF SAN JUAN.
v~.ckSaud County Clerk and exon
Go SieIS Of the Superior Court Of the ssa sa
County and State, do hereby certify INA. snv
above and foregoing true ana ,. eo't os esSm
si,~ the S;nsi ACCOUNT aud hearing peffuon tol
d;.cERsrge Of NE executor and distribution o.
the residue of the estate in the matter OF inc e.
ss.s,s ~, IIe and of record in my ONCE.
In Testimony whereof. haze ncrsnn.o -, -
NV hand and sfkxed the seal Of said Court this
ISr.j JAMES FRANKI.AND.
tSsAil County Clerk.
First publication Nov. =, Is99.