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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-26

Mr.. LAlasee has Just returned from q two
months pleasure trip to the Hawaiian ISL
AHds. and will leave for his home In
few days The entertainment proved to be
a very pleasant and successful one. Lunch
con was served during the evening. and
after few hours OF enjoyment the guests
left. after having really enjoyed the in
formal social.
On Saturday evening, March IS, Mr.. and
Mrs John g. Blake celebrated the .if-
tesnth anniversary OF their wedding. TIE
evening was spent In music and cards.
The house was prettily decorated with
flowers and vines. Many useful and pref
" presents were received. Among those
present TO compliment the couple We're:
and Mrs. Pearson. Mr.. and Mrs. IS. Ham
Lin, Mr. and Mrs. Wakefield. Mr.. and
Mrs Garbut. Mr.. and Mrs Barth. Mr..
and Mrs. Hanhn- Mr.. and Mrs r. Z.
A. Dunn. Mrs. Curtis. Mrs DeWoln. Mrs.
Shaw. Mrs. Hoptin. Mr.. Hapgood. Mr.. G.
Curtis. Mr.. Patterson, Miss DeWoiff, Miss
HapSood. Miss Fiux and Miss Nellie
Blake.
Friends Of Mrs. ". s Danner gave her
delightful surprise party on Wednesday
evening at her horne on Rainier Heights.
the occasion being her Seth birthday an
niversary. The surprise was most com
plete. Crokonole and whist We're played
until a late hour. The hostess received
several useful and beautiful presents. and
will long remember the pleasant evening.
Those present Were: Prof. and Mrs. /.
p. Rich. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. wehn. Mr..
and Mrs. d. A. Hauck. Mr.. and Mrs. {.
Il. Fowler Mr.. and Mrs. q. w. Furry.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Sol Blum. Mr. and Mrs.
". H. Vincent, Mrs. Auckland. Mr.. and
Mrs. f. J. Young, Mr. ard Mrs. E. +.
Conner. Mrs. c. A. Cram. Miss Damaris
Ghormley Mr.. and Mrs. p. NJ Baker
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The Students Modern Literary Club of
Wilson's College held a social at their
han last Friday evening. Following was
the programme given:
Instrumental music .. Miss Reardun
RECITATION ...................... Mr. Hardy
Solo Observation-Disclosures. Dir. Martin
Reeitation ....-.-.-.-...-..Mss Richardson
Reading OF the college paper. Mr.. Rivers
Dancing and games occupied the balance
OF the evening.
The members of Gen. Ewing W. r. c..
No. 30. and Gen. Ewing Post. G. A. r..
pleasant social affairs. Last week
farewell surprise party was given in
homer OF Mrs. Margaret Smith past
II grand masquerade bali was given.
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Miss lillian Loasby entertained a few
OF her friends at cards last Monday even
ing at her home on Denny way Those
present were Miss Mae Ryther Mss Mol
lie Cailigan, Miss Alice Ioasby. Mr. Wal
ter Winter, Mr.. Alex Barber. Mr.. George
Holmes and Mr.. VIII Reyburn.
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Mrs G.. W. Stetson. OF Beacon Hill
gave lunch party on Thursday In honor
OF Mrs o. Case. OF Port Gamble. The
afternoon was most pleasantly spent with
dancing. music and cards, the first prize
being won by Mrs Stewart and the sec
ond by Mrs J. 0. White
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Miss Huntoon. OF Fairhayen. and Mss
Calhoun. 81 Seattle visited the state uni
yersty Friday
Mrs Jessie Barlow. az Tacoma q for
r3er student az :he university VISITED her
college friends IN Seattle last week
President Graves az the University ~
Washington. WHO has been seriously IN
with typhoid fever. Is considerably bet
ter ard seems on tie road To a speedy
recovery
TIE Junior class ~ the state university
viii give a ''gU0ior prem on he r4th OF
aQriL TIE AFFAIR "a under the manage.
merit - Miss Anne Mitchell and promises
- ~ ore OF tae events 90 tho season
In college MSs
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box at both performances and IA the
evening entertained Mr.. Sousa and his
manager. Mr.. Christensen. at dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Fl. Cute were the
guests OF Mr., and Mrs J. r. Howe In
their box a. the Seattle thea.er Thursday
evening.
Mrs. j. Fl. whittlexey mother OF Charles
r. WhlEtsesey and william H. Whittissey
OF this city, visited friends in Tacoma last
week.
Miss Jessie Kershsw; one OF Tacogna's
leading society young ladies'. visited Mrs.
Charles Power Thursday and Friday.
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Mrs. ]. Howard Watson left Wednesday
fer her summer home at Lake Cheian
She VIII be absent several weeks.
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Mrs. Maynard Ty.ier. formerly prominent
IN Tacoma social circles. Is the guest OF
Mrs. Ii. w. Mills, Of Renson hill.
Miss Ethel Bagiey has been seriously Ill
the last three days An attack of tom
siiitis Is the cause Of her illness
6, e, {.
Mr.. and Mrs Hester Cute returned from
Olympia last week and took their home,
on Bellevue avenue.
Ms. II. A. Noble announces that she
will change her AT home day from Sat-
urday to Friday.
., O. 6,
Mrs Gibson, OF this city, was In Tacoma
last week, visiting Mrs c. W. Ide and Mrs
W. G.. Moons.
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Dir. and Mrs W. d. Perkins left satur-
day morning fer an EXTENDED trip through
California.
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The ladies OF the naval station occupied
noon.
9 9 8
Mrs. II. B. Bagiey Is spending a few
days at Riverside her Renton home.
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PARTIES A>n OTHER AFFAIRS.

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: AzsSs avenue. 81 tess CttE easaefAgns-sS
s5gn~ ~ ss%F ssext sa smaEe fr3esl4ss on
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EcAe3e Nss gean Hermann. Mrs Mar
Isawvks Master R-ss asafs.s Esea 14xssssssss
Music a. furnished -ss' JgsG L. SA.eA
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STATE or OHIO, CITY OF TOr. rr,o
LUCAS COUNTY.
FRANK J CHENEY makes oath .ha.
se Is tha senior partner u tha firm 81 =
7 CHENEY & Co. Dong bsasinesss r., 80
t-4ey a. To.e3s. county ard Stase sfora<asx
ard nat sad arm viii pas tie SsYr.. al s)Sr
Ttlr%DrE.p DOLLARS fa~ eaca ara s.ss
e~y case os CATAERE tnst frRf1rs.. f.s
cured by the Use az HALLS gtATAgrT
CURE FRANK J. CHENEY
Sworn 70 before ms and subscribed -.
A. ID. issa.
lssal) A w GLEASON
Notary Pobi,r
srg! 4c.S directly ~ the Mood ard Yyssase,sIx
surfaces u sae sysE&an. Sen3 fesr fess34~ga
mae free.
r j. CHENEY e. CO. Tcsecs 4,
Sid ny Druxgisss. .sc.
Halls Family Fas are Tia best
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Having disposed 81 my Interest In the
srgn Ct paeitou. Carrie & Co. / have con-
r@Staa myself with the Arm 81 Frederick
Nelson * MarFo. Rtalto block I wiu be
gfaa 70 have rsy friends esH ssa ryse a. nav
new location Nj 4. earle
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TROUT season opens soo1 new tackfa
ali kinds, Srsangeneerg. SIS Second
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The De Soto Press. Of De Soto Mo. in
. fccant Issue had the following concern
Ing Mrs. ". ). Relic and Miss Rtife WHO
were visiting there: Mrs. Rsife ana
daughter. Miss Genesieve. of Seattle
Wash. are the guests Of Aeslames Mica
I'm ard Bliss, Mrs. Relics nleces Miss
Rese. vhe II very beautiful Girl, In the
acknowledged tssile Of seattle =
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TWO WOMEN
WERE GRINDING
eft THE @UL

~N October Is, 1870. there was . Mt
Ma\\ tie baby giri horn in Hawan 70
N u the Princess Miriam kekauluoni
Like Like and Governor A. -
Cieehorn There was much rejoicing ana
MANY fesee and brilliant ieis. Cafaonos ..
the spacy pink. and ropes of ross ana
Jessamine waited their perfume y tne
sidings were told that . little princess nAd
arrived. Years passed and in the Marco
OF 1891 Kaiulani was proclaimed heir Ap-
parent to tho throne Of Hawaii, ana the
Nohican. then In port. sounded a salute.
which was echoed Ger the land where
merry hearts were beating.
This bright and clever princess, VINO.
having received an education in England
and America betting her station. seemed
Exceptionally well equipped to grasp the
reins OF yovernment-everywher enter
tanned az a royal parsonage. everywhero
rladdened with the observanceS which
youth. good looks and position command.
enjoyed her young life. which seemed rich
with the promise Of an aftermath Of gold
en- opportunities.
How beautiful life must have seemed to
that young princess. surrounded by the
glow and fragrance of those gorgeous
Hawaii flowers nestled like a bird in the
heart Of her little kingdom.
I can see her as / write. perchance In
some swinging hammock under the pro-
tecting shadow Of a noble tree, while glow
Ing passion-fiowers flung their purple and
gold. a kingly raiment. over the girl a.
the jessamine scented breeze sent the
petals down. to fall like awakening kisses
on kafulani's carmine cheek. I can see
the smile that curved the arches Of the
little princess lips. as the echo OF some
love bird sent its trili across the sun lit
corner. where, like any other girl. Kaiulani
waited some Prince Charming whose love
kiss would break the spell of maiden med
itation.
Lie stifl and dream awhile as you may.
little princess. In the glow and fragrance
OF your scented kingdom, FOR your dreams
are not to be prophecies nor your desires
realities Dream all beautiful things lest
you see with half-closed eyes the war
cloud that is rising with dark and dread
full speed which Is TO huri from its height
the Hawaiian throne which loyal hearts
have offered and kaiulani has accepted.
Dream, little princess, OF your Prince
Charming-for not he, but another bride
groom leans over the swinging hammock,
where. In sweetest rest. Kaiuiani sleeps.
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ROCKS at aHssl01 every evening
"a, volumes Private sale az day. -.
Se@-cga avemE@,
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rsse Rsatea gEga cgua vs. entertained
"Wednesday es Ms fsxNa&s N stewart a.
Nssr hosYss - EesEhfeensh sHsn@s ard ssai
s-sss sEss&
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Several new and handsome residences
VIII be erected this spring, which will
a1d greatly 10 the appearance of the resi-
annco portion OF the city. DR.. w a
snanncu - having fine residence built
on Svmfnit avenue and Marion street.
Paul r. SsnEerman is building on Fiji
fe~pth avenue. and G.. T. Smith Is con-
tnmpiatinc the erection ef a fins. residence
on Marion, near Broadway.
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Mrs. Aifres IL Andersen ,}s,i9hse Is,
snsrrtAine8 fts f'rwnee1 tTsh ~ ser NJ =
svsy, IL hnssss yr1sse~tay afsvguasa.
large nlSsss&sf attended
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SFcas Bar. ss'etsfY nsas.Sg asseMs4gs Ito
E92sa cozcxFxs THURSDAY Nj ara Mis-
e. II I@rGssae asa sxtsss@s esxE.s sa =
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Excursion trips TO The Hawaiian islands
promise to be popular during the spring
stesm er on the run the trip can be made
IN about six weeks. giving tourists con-
siderable time at Hiio and Honolulu.
Anorg the passengers sailing yesterday
on the Garorne were Mrs Edward l.
Terry and daughter Dorothy and Mrs. Il.
". Mct;innis and daughter Ethel.
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On Friday afternoon March l.. pup!ls o.
the high school and a number az their
friends listened to a reading 81 shake.
epeare's AS YcG Like IT. by Mrs uamsat-
bas Wtisauas Coming as IL Gli, ga soon
after Warsses excellent lecture On shake
speare, the young peapsa were In an an
preciatlve state ot mind ai4f fully enjoyed
Mrs. Williams excellent rendering
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A nwrneey ~ society fe~'nse were ~ tAa
tessvs SUNDAY asrTNirs - fs& a.s}ea 80 Mr.
ard MIS- Frederick X ara %sFavs. vie left
oa thsS day fer tsie 8asoaA
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n October Is, 1915. there was Ut
a\l tie baby giri born in Hawan 20
u the Princess Miriam kekauiuoni
Like Like and Governor A. ,.
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Mrs, ], r McNaukht SRA Miss Nc
NaWsht bAvs given up their A0fsse Oh
Marion ssraeS ana SsSsh avenue 8uf are
the guests 81 MY afa Mvs + = Hell am
til their departure faF Spokane
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sKACSWAy. Humboldt positively sails
-TNsszsfzE
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Mr. James q. Green gave n meet charm
iag dinner on Tuesday evening 70 ,he ~.
nesTs ana sheir wives % she naval sta
tsci. Covers were laid ror Ten. Those
present we've taps- tese and wife. OF the
MARINE corps, Mr. and Mr.. Ferguson. fpq
and Mrs, Burr, Mrs ". t. Hnwgan and
Mrs. II w Aellen. ard paSmas;er George
Ef8se T. y
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Mr. ard Mrs, Reynolds r. Gueriu cf
Columbus. ohiss. arrived IN Seattle last
Thursday and are 81 the Hotel Seattle
Mr. Gtierin IL well Known among tsse So
ctesy people Of The city as he lived here
last Summer Mr. and Ms Guerta viii
make their herae here permanently,
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Mrs, Hansari Miss Niiiic Hansarl and
Mise EVELYN Graves contemplate making
TRIP abroad IL the near saturs Sew
efA others prominent in the social life
Of TIE cSfy all leave during iAs SIMMER
for EUROPE. making quite Seattle coaeny
In tSargsssoEn
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-03-22
spreads Like wnddre.

You can't keep good thing down.
News of it travels fast. When things
are the best they become 1.-THE best
selling" Abraham Hare. leading
druggist of Belleville. Ohio. writes:
Electric Bitters are the best selling
bitters | have ever hnndlcd in my 20
years experience" You know why?
Most diseases begin in disorders oi
stomach, liver. kidneys. bowels. blood
and nerves. Electric Bitters tones un
the stomach. regulates the liver. kid
neys and bowels. puriiies the blood,
strengthens the nerves. hence cures
multitudes of maladies. II builds up
the entire system. Puts new life and
vigor into any weak. sickly, run
down man or woman Only 30 cents.
Sold by HART N Ullemeyer. druggists;
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-03-22
Special Taxation Notice.

Notice i hereby given 10 all persons inter
eeted. that the city council of the CITY OF Rock
lSla d having ordered that FOrty-fOurth street
from the south line OF Railroad avenue to the
rorth line of Fourteenth avenue be macada-
mized ana improved. and Il sewer constructed
therein in accordance with an ordinance and
a stipulation for the said in provement. SAID
ordinance and stipulation for said improve
ment i on file in the o1ice of the city clerk of
said city. and said city has applied to the
county - 'urt of Rock Island county. Illinois.
for sSeSsment and levy of the costs of said
Improvement upon ana from the lots and parts
OF lots nd tTIc of land contiguous 40 me
line OF SAID impIOy cment n said ordinance or
"ered To he cor Struc ed. ia proportion TO the
frontage ~ such lots. parts of lots and tracts
OF land upon the Improvement 80 ordered 10
ne constructed Is aforesaid; ana SSeSSuent
thereof having been made and re'uTned to
SAID court the final hearing thereon will be
had at the April term Of said court comm enc
log ON the I'd lay of April. A. ID. 1853
All persooS desiring may then and there ap-
pear and make their defense.
Dated III Rock Island. II iaoiS. this 231 day OF
March. y. u. 49,. EDwI& NOrD.
II. A. WELD.
4. Is. REIDN.
commissioners.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-03-22


The Manila correspondent of the
New York Journal quotes Admiral
Dewey as saving Yesterday: Il be-
lieve that the Tagalos instruction is
already breaking up Gen. Whea-
ton 5 column could take Malolos. the
insurgent capital, 10y good dash.
The main part of the instruction
lies between Manila and MalOlos.
There is practically no opposition TO
the United States authority in the
southern islands. The natives there
hate the Tagp!os and are really ann
ious to welcome us. The Tagalo i
half devil and half child. Eradicate
the devil and you have only the child
20 govern. The strength of the enemy
has been greatly overestimated. The
insurgents are finding out that in
warfare. rs in a great many other
things. the power OF money is almost
irresistible. If the Spaniards put
down an instruction here, surely we
can do the same. We are strong
enough To hold these islands without
foreign ALLIANCE. With the Oregon,
Iowa, Monterey and Monadnock we
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-03-22
One Request OF the Admiral Denied.

A request from Admiral Dewey has
been denied. 1t is not often that
he asks anv favors, and ii is there
fore all the more strange that the high
esteem wherein he il held by the peo-
pie and officials generally did not re-
suit in an easy construction that
would have permitted his wishes to be
com piled with. In n letter to the
secretary OF the navy Admiral Dewey
relates the circumstances under which
the Chinese aboard his fleet were Gu
listed. He says they came aboard
fully aware that q battle was to be
fought. He reports that their conduct
during the engagement with the Span
ISL fleet was admirable. They did
their duty. and did it well. and while
enlisted principally as kitchen and
dining-room servants. they willingly
and efficiently performed all services
required. During the memorable bat
tie they were diligently preparing food
for the fighters and had meal ready
when the fleet Withdrew 20 examine
the magazine and afford the men i
breathing spell.
Admiral Dewey SAYS there were
aboard all the ships about 80 Cinnamon
who like the stars and stripes so well
they would prefer to return with the
ships TO America. He requests that
they be given permission to take NJ
| their residence. The request was re.
ferred to the treasury department and
decision has been reached to the
effect that under the exclusion act and
treaty with China they will be barred
Under the law at present Chinese
officials, students. merchants and
travellers are permitted to come here,
and some of the officials of the navy
department are angry that Il broad
construction was not given the matter
so as to permit their entrance under
these exceptions instead of consider
ing these Cinnamon simply as labor
ers. The fact that Admiral Dewey
felt that the proposition involved suf-
ficient merit to receive his recOmmen-
datiou and cordial support, and that
his interest in ii caused him to make
the direct request. increases the feel
ing that is displayed over its rejec-
ton.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-03-22
Publication Notice.

State of Illinois
Rock Island county.
In the circuit court of said county. to the
May term. y. ID. 1919.
Carl j. Mueller " William Ferguson. Simon
Dexter. Jessie A. Dexter. Lucy y. Matlock
Maria G. button. Carrie CumI ingS, George
Matlock.
Affidavit of nOn-resdence of Maria {. Dut-
ton. Carrie Cummings and George MatlOck
defendants in he above entitled cause. having
been iiled n clerk Office \ the circuit court
OF said county. Eotice is hereby given to the
said nonresident defendants that the com
p!Iinant hled his bill OF complaint in S4i1
court. on the chancery side thereof. on the
18th day of MAJ ch, \. D. 1899. and hat thercupOn
summons issued out of said court
wherein said suit is now pending. returnab!c
t. the first Monday in the month of My
next as is by law required.
Now unless you. the said nonresident de-
Pendants above named, shall personally
be ana appear before said circuit court
on the first day OF the next term thereof, 10
be holden ut Rock Island in and for the
said county on the first Monday in May
next and plead answer demur to
the said compliments bill of complaint, the
same and the matters and things therein
charged and stated will be taken as confessed.
to the prayer of said bill.
GEORGE w. GAMBLE Clerk.
Rock Island, Illinois sIarcn Is. 1899.
MCESIRY * MCESIRY.
Complainant y Solicitors.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-03-22

The news which was sent from
Caimanera. Cuba, yesterday afternoon
to New York and hence through the
Associated Press throughout the
country and published in all the even
ing papers. to the effect that the aged
statesman. John Sherman, had eX-
pired on the steamship, Paris, during
the tour of the West Indies. happily
proved. upon later development, TO
De- premature. When the Paris arrived
ut Santiago de Cuba last evening Mr.
Sherman was reported still alive, and
if anything improving.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-03-22
Executors Notice.
Estate OF George Voglsr, deceased.

Estate OF George Vogls r deceased.
The undersigned having been appointed ex-
ecutriX OF the last W II and testament Of George
Nogler. late of the couuty of Rock Island,
state of Illinois. deceased. hereby gives notice
that she VIII app-ar before the county court of
Rock Island county. at the county court room,
in the city of Rock Island, at the June
term. on the first Monday in June next
ut which time all persons having claims
against said estate are notified and requested
TO attend for the purpose of having the same
adjusted. All persons indebted to said estate
are requested 10 make immediate payment to
the undersigned.
Dated this 10th day of March, A. D. 1899.
AGNES NOSIIER. ExecutriN.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-03-22
Notice of Final Settlement.
Estate of Matthias Grant Mounts, dec,

Estate of Matthias Grant Mounts, decea- ed.
Public notice is hereby given that the urdcr-
signed. EIhardt &. FickenScher. administrato or
OF the estate of said deceased has this
daT filed his final report and Settl ment as
such in the county court of Rock Isl and
county. and that order has been entered by
said court approving the said report. unless OBJ
lectionS thereto cause to the contrary he
shown on or before the Sd day of april
A. ID. 1892. and upon the final approval of said
report the said Er1ardt G. EickenScher will
ask for order of distribution. and will also
ask 10 he discharged. AL persons interests
are nOtihed to attend.
Rock Island Ill. March II. 1899.
ERHARDT q. FICKESSCHER.
Admin traitor
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-03-22
LEGAL.
Executor'sl Notice.

Estate of Frederick Schneider, deceased.
The undersigned having been appointed
executrix OF the last viii and testament
of Frederick Schneider, late OF the
county OF Rock Island, state of Illinois
deceased, hereby gives notice that she will
appear be iore the county court of Rock
Island county, at the county court room in
the city of Rock Island. at the May
term. on the first Monday in May next,
at which time ali persons having claims ganSt
said estate are notified and requt Stcd TO at
tend. for the purpose OF having the same adj
justed. All persons indebt ed TO said estate
are requested TO make immediate payment
to the undersigned
Dated This IN dav Of March A D. 1899
kUNIGCSDE ITTNER. EXccutriS-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-03-22
Executors Notice
OH enrv Fiedler. deceased.

Estate OF Henry FIedIer. Gecea>ed.
The undersigned having Deen appointed ex-
ecutrix OF the last viii and te>tament of Henry
Fielder. late of the county OF Rock Island,
stare. of Illinois. deceased. hereby gives notice
that She will appear before the county
court Of Rock Island county. ut the county
court room in The city OF Rock Island. 1t the
May term. on The first Monday il May
next III which time AL persons having
claims against said estate are notified and
requested TO attend. for the purpose % hay
Ing the same adjusted
All persons indebted 70 said estate are re
quest cd 10 make immediate payment to the
undersigned.
Dated this eth day of February. A. d. 1859.
NARoSICA ljICK. ExecutriX.