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Trouble Brewing in Michigan
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tFronl Jhe Jhlc.eo thronicIe-)
Alger Is not popular idol, but he has 4 GER
tain following lie likewise has money II is
as certain AZ anything mundane can be thai
neither Ager's influence has money viii he
utilized in hebalf OF the who kicked him ont
of the Cabinet as a scspegoat for the sins Of a
generally incompetent administration Between
Pingrec and Alger, therefore. the Republicans
have a hard proposition before them. 1t will re-
quire all Ar. McMiilan's astuteness and good
deal OF lumber trust money to carry Michigan f1r
the drnn,etllrY ticket this f,ll
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As Viewed in the South.

TT.0iH INC fiIAuIa CoIsIT -'un-l
An overwhelming majority of the southern reo
pie c3ndemn the course Of TIE Administration in
the Philippines rs unnecessary, unjust and crufI
They consider ii act of bad faith on tho
part or OR Government, a departure from it,
fundamental principles a prostitution OF its pov--
ers, and great wrong to the Fipinos that they
nave not given the same opportunity for self
goves 9ment which we have promised The Culssns.
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Reason for II

Grom the Boston Transcriptl
The Skeptie-And you always pray in full faith
OF receiving what yeu ask for?
The Deaccn-Always
Ts. skeptie-But I have known you to ask
pr things you didn't get
The Deaeon-oh. that was because it was NOT
best that should have them
The Skeptic-i see. Sort of heads I win tails
you lose affair.
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HAD to See the Ross.

(Frem the Boston Transcript.)
,JoHes-I say. Jim, win you go with us down 10
the shore tomorrow Right2 Wen get back soon
after u ocIock ! guess.
Brown SHOULD like TO go. and I don't know
but viii. cant tell You positively just noa-.
Jonos-I understand You want to ask your
wife
BroTn-No such thing. want to ask Tie iaai-
tor If lie IS willing. / live in an apartment
house YOU rtreslber.
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TO smash the Trusts
(lfrom the Boston Post.) }

But IS not the tariff question settled for wears
to come, Just the silver question i settled
and 50 removed from politics a living issue?
By no means The tariff is the club with whicl,
tie Democrats propose to smash the trusts Ti1ev
propose to put the free list every article CON
troi!ed by monopoly under the protection OF
the Republican tariff
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RIiSsfuI FGRnrnnce.

(FT0m the Detroit free !r6ss.J
He-Do YOU think your father has lHy idea that
are in ove2
She-Not the rerrotest He told Iae hc didn't
mind you coming to see nae.
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They'll sneu with a w.

(From the Cleveland Plain Deaier)
s-Thc British Admiralty made big mistake in
naming that fast boat the Viper"
How sos''
Ever blessed eockney is sure to cali it the
.INiner- ,i..rcherhTaNr. y
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aIininG Camp laundering.

ffTom tHe InGIanlIaIs Prss-)
'sTl.c coniplainants thar said the chairman OF
tic rfw committee of safety. Say that they
come to yel.r shack with 4 shert on a pole what
they was nsin' fer flag of truce an you fired
on en-
eve did" admitted the defendant. eve
thought it black flag
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1t Depends.

(From the Philadelphia Press)
e.Pa.'' asked little Willie. -'Ilow Iong is de-
cadc?''
That depends my son In the Census Depart
IWent a decaGe means ten years, but to the women
who hand their ages in 20 te censIis rlaa it
means anything from 0 to TO-"
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Had Watched His Father
From the Philadelphia

:
Teacher How much is twice four?
Tommy fthe huckster's son1-M-m; er-why-
Teacher-WeIl, try it this way How much are
four peaches and four peaches?
Tommy-Oh. that's about 4 half peck
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CURRENT HUMoR.
Relative Importance.

I
Help! HeIlup.'' bawled the drowning man
Excuse me- said the angi~t politely, did
you notice any fsh about when yea were below
Just Eov.
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matchmaking the Clerks

black kmaiiing the CIcrks.-In snite
of all the civil service laws and the ex-
pensiye commission formed for the sole
purpose OF enforcing them. the RepubIi IAN
campaign managers continue TO levy
! blaekmaiI upon Government clerks in
Washington. Even in PENNSYLVANIA
where there is no possible danger to the
Mckinley ticket the Republican manag-
ers are demanding money OF the underp.tid
department clerks in Washington. A let
ter making this demand has been ieceiv-
ed in this city by scores of department
clerks and other Government employees
from the Hon. Frank Reeder. Chairman OF
the Republican State Committee of Penn
syIvauia. The letter is dated September
., and reads as follows.
This being Presidential year, YOU
will recognize the Importance of the State
Committee getting out the full Republican
vote in this State. when viii insure the
carrying of the national ticket, and have
an important influence in carrying close
Congressional districts. To do this
viii require a considerable outlay of
money for legitimate campaign ex-
penses, and voluntary contribu-
tion from you at an early date will
be much appreciated and kindly remem-
bered AS before stated of course
there is not the Temotest possibility OF
Mir. Mckinley losing Pennsylvania It
goes without saying, therefore, that the
money demanded by Chairman Feeder is
rot Tor use in that State, except, poss.-
bly,, TO be partially applied TO some of
the close Congressional districts. There
is no doubt at all that Chairman Reeder
is collecting money from Government
employees at the direction of Mr. Hanna.
and that nearly all the money thus col
leCted viii go to swell the Mckinley
campaign fund What Mr.. Reetier is do
ing is being done by the chairmen of
other Republican State committees. 1t
Is reSorted to as the most convenient
methods for avoiding the Civil Service
law. Reeder is not Federal
official. Few of the Republican
State chairmen are. Senator GaIlinger
OF New Hampshire got into trouble last
year by soliciting subscriptions from Gov
Grnment employees as the chairman of his
State committee. This has taught the Re
publican managers a severe lesson, and
they are now protfting by it in the way
indicated by Chairman Reeders letter
There has been liberal and ready re-
sponse in Washington to Reeder's de-
mand. The clerks know that if thew fail
to put up" their names will go on Mr.
Hannas blacklist, and that if Mr. McKin-
ley is reelected some excuse will be
found Tor their dismissal. A clerk with
out political Influence becomes .'incolapa
tent whenever his place is needed for
somebody else with political influence
There is no way to stop this new form OF
blackmail- Government clerks are thus
placed al the mercy of Mr. Hanna's politi
cal machine
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EXperienced.
PhiIadelphia Record.N

(Sroal Tie Philadelphia Recordl
Most OF the men we find at the seasbore
says the girl, .are afflicted with ingrow-
ing TlTlstacbes -
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What VIII Cleveland Do:-Vagu

hints continue TO come from BuZzaTd's Bay.
One day it is intimated that Mr. OIney is
there advising his former chief to make a
declaration for Bryan. The next day the
statement is made that Mr.. Olney's former
chief is fishing, and not bothering his head
about politics. The last announcement that
came frcm him showed that il was all a
matter of conscience" a New York
friend had written to him and asked for
light and guidance. Every citizen should
vote according to the dictates of his con-
science,' replied the master of Buzzard s
Bag, He also said in The same letter that
he was out of politics." and feared that if
ne said much it would bring down upon his
lUckiess head an avalanche of abuse and
vttuperatton- Nevertheless he is wrestling
with his conscience. That much is known
about him. It is believed that along to-
ward The close of the campaign he will is
sue another letter telling the result OF the
tussle with his conscience. This il is
thought. viii show that he intends to vote
for Mr. Bryan and his old associate, the
Hon. Adlai Ewing stevenson who was con-
sid@red good enough eight years ago to be
placed on the ticket with him II this sort
of statement comes from Buzzards Bay or
princeton or wherever the final bout with
MS conscience takes place. ii is believed
1t VIII make votes for the Kansas CITY
ticket at Boston and a few other localities
N New England where the naughty Mug
WumpS do most abound
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NOTES OF THE CAMPAIGN.

croker the Master.-The result of
the New York Democratic State Con
vention at Saratoga confirms the leader
ship of Richard Croker and the elimiua
tion OF David 3. Hill Beyond this p-iut
politicians are unable TO sec anything o.
interest or significance in the New York
situation. The work of the convention
was cut out fully two weeks ago by
Croker. and it is suspected that he sub
mitted his programme to the national
managers before he finally decided to
adopt it. Not many Democrats at this
end OF the line believe the ticket nomi
mated at Saratoga will be elected. It is
generally conceded that its personnel is
respectable-more so, indeed, than that
of the ticket nominated in the same hall
q week ago by Senator Platt'S typeBrit-
ten convention. But 1t is eontended that
the purpose OF Mr.. Croker was not 10
name ticket that will win the State Of
fees so much as one that win conduce to
the Strengthening CT Bryan's chances in
New York through sacrifices and compro-
misses which some political experts believe
to be morally as well as strategicaIIy
right. Mr. Stanchfield, the nominee for
Governor. is an old personal, business,
and political friend of Hill. But Hill
fought Stanchfield's nomination TO the
limit of his power of resistance. This was
politics on the part of Hill. 1t was also
politics for Croker to throw the full
weight of his influence on the side Of
StanchiieId. The anomalous condition al
fordS to the SWinish herd some faint, lit
tie insight into the real article of poll
tics III New York. If Stanchfieid by some
erratic turn of fortune should be elected
Hill will not be benefited in any way by
his friends success. On the contrary
Stanchtield's victory would add only to the
humiliation OF Hill. This all sounds very
strange-yeTy paradoxical-but it is all
very true according to the prognostics of
the men who dictated the ticket at Sara
toga yesterday. The responsibility is now
Croker's entirely and alone. Croker of
course, controls Tammany Hall, and
through this powerful organization can
bring a support to the national
ticket in New York which no other in
fuence can array On the side of Bryan.
In this lies the hope of the Democratic
electoral ticket in New York. 1t is ex-
pected that Hill viii now exert his in
iluence for Bryan outside OF New York.
He VIII take the stump in the close States
OF the Middle West and leave to Mr. CTo-
keT the whole field in the Empire State.
BY this means only can Hill hope to place
himself in position TO rightfuily lay claim
TO share in the victory in November
Nothing he could do in New York would
rebound to his benefit and if he should
stay there and work and the party were
swamped ne would be held to more re-
spOnsihiIity for the disaster than Croker
would be Such is New York politics.
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Heurich's prize medal beers are sold everywhere.
For Maerzen and Senate IN bottles rhone GIL
Arlington Betting Co., for
The evening times., 1900-09-13

The War Department yesterday received
from General Macarthur the following list
OF deaths IN the Philippines:
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1. m, BOND.
w. q.

A TTORNEY.AT-LAW a. Y street N, W.
N Washington, ID. G, Pensions, lands, pat
ents, Copyrights. ~cayiats, Letters patent. trade
marka, claims.
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NOTES.

Active work was taken up In all
branches on Monday morning.
Miss Mabel Anderson, OF the Gallup
public schools. and a former University
student. In a letter to one of the facul-
ty. expresses great satisfaction with
her place there.
Wallace ID. Bowie. OF Gallup. a form
e. University boy, spent a few hours
pleasantly at the school on Tuesday
visiting with his friends.
The girls will meet after the fair for
the formation OF an athletic club and
basket ball team. The boys will also
form an association and base ball team
soon.
President Maynard Harding will or
ganize the Estrella society on Monday
Work is being pushed on the forma-
ton OF a stan for the Mirage"
The school will close for three days
next week. Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday. on account Of the fair.
Professor Herrick gave a very inter
estlng lecture on China at the Friday
assembly.
Professor Alonzo Norman. Of the Cen
trail Normal school. Danville. ILL.,, Wis
tied the school on Friday.
Louis Becker and Lawrence Smith
have gone to Belen to spend Sunday.
The lawn tennis court IL In nne shape
and considerable Interest Is being taken
In that sport this year.
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for tn. urh, hs. come and tn. slory

for the light has come end the glory
OF God IL shining over thee. Amen.
The installation services conducted
by DR.. Friedman. were very impressive.
Placing his hand upon the young Rab-
bis head he pronounced the solemn
Jewish service, somewhat as follows.
I'm the name Of God. I betroth thee, I
betroth thee to our sacred cause and
holy heritage, forever M ever. I be-
troth thee in Justice. righteousness,
loving kindness and truth. Rabbi
Jacobs, | betroth thee. l wed thee, I
we'd thee to the Congregation Albert.
I betroth thee In your faith In Judaism
and confidence hat God rules and that
He hears the sob OF every aching
heart. ="
The rabbi paid a glowing tribute to
the young minister in the confidence he
had In him to lead his congregation on
to a higher and better plane OF life.
The new rabbi responded very heart
lily with his inaugural address and al
though fresh from the Hebrew Sem
irary at Cincinnati, he proved himself
an orator Of no mean ability. having a
very clear enunciation, pleasing and
winning manner and richly endowed
with the fervor and enthusiasm of
youth, for the high and lofty ideals
which he presented last evening.
The choir then rendered the soul-in-
spring anthem, Mozart's Glorio.
The ceremonies closed with a short
Sabbath evening service conducted by
Rabbi Jacobs. The services to the MEM
ory OF the departed and the silent
prayer. were both very impressive
forms OF worship.
Too much cannot be said OF the mus
ical part OF the program, which was
under the supervision of A. L. Newton
and showed that the choir had under
gone careful training. The choir con-
sisted OF Mrs. Knightllnger. Miss Geh-
ring. Miss Schwed, sopranos; Mrs. Hale,
Miss Flora Schwed. Miss H%oughton, al
tos. Mr. Francis. Mr.. Hall. tenors; Mi.
Newton. Mr.. Bullard. Mr.. Harding,
BASES.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES.

immaculate Conception-Early mass.
I a. m. Children's mass. 9 a. m. High
mass and 1880 a. m. vespers
and benediction. 1850 .. m.
Service at the Presbyterian church.
Silver avenue and Fifth street, T. c..
Beattie. pastor, at IL a. m. and 8 .. m.
Sunday school ct e;45 a. m. Y. p. s. C.
e.. at 7:15 p. m. All cordially Invited
The Highland Methodist Church.
South. j. N. Mcclure, pastor. Sunday
school at s;45 a. m League at Z y. m.
Preaching at IL a. m. and at 5 p. m. by
the pastor. A cordial invitation to all.
This begins the new years work and
the pastor makes special request for
all members and friends to be present
and participate in these services
Congregational church. corner Of Coal
avenue and Broadway. Rev. w. J..
Marsh, pastor. Preaching services at
IL a. m. and 5 p. M. sermons by the
new minister. Sunday school at s:B
q. M, Junior Endesvor at 3 D. m.
Christian Endeavor at I .. m. Special
music will be rendered at the morn
ing and evening services. a cordial
welcome Is extended to all to attend
these services. Strangers made espe-
cially welcome.
First Baptist Church, Bruce Kinney.
pastor. The regular session OF the
OF the Sunday school will be held az
usual at s:45. John Conn, superintend-
ent. At IL o'clock the Sunday school
Will have a rally exercise. An inter-
ostlng program has beer prepared. All
are Invited to come to see and hear the
children. In the evening at I o'clock
the Christian Endeavor society and at
5 the usual church service at which the
pastor will preach. Subject: The
Great invitation" All are invited.
st. Johns Episcopal church. order Of
sevlce for Sunday, the 18th;
Z a. m.-Hol" Communion.
10 a. m.-Sunday School.
IL a. m.-Morning Prayer and Ser
mon. Subject: Opening OF the Seven
Seals" This Is the thirteenth sermon
on the Apocalypse"
s .. m.-Evening prayer and sermon.
Subject: "Spiritualism."
All welcome. Seats free. Bright ser
vice. Rev. Renison, rector.
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Your Future

Madam Montague Is not a gypsy
Hindoo wonder, nor does she claim a
seat on the Mahatina throne. ALL
AFFAIRS Of life she a made her one
deep study. and deals conscientiously
with all. The best testimonials are
the smiling faces OF old patrons.
A lady called on Madam Montague
to-day and exclaimed, "Oh. madam, ]
am so glad to see you. You are the
only ~clairvoyant that ever came to Al.
buquerque who to.d me anything. Ey'
erythlng you told me when you were
here before ave come true. l want
another reading"
Another says: This money | give you
freely. You have earned It well. l am
thoroughly satisfied"
Call and see impressions OF hands OF
people OF notoriety. A chance OF your
life to see the difference In print
Among the prints are Mrs. Potter
\ Palmer's, also W. ]. Bryan's. Prints oil
hands from two weeks to eighty-eighl
years. She has also the photograph Of
Queen Victorla's hand, Prices within
reach OF all. No honest poor person
turned away in distress. Grand Cen
trail hotel. rooms "a and 90, Third floor
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Attorney -at- Law,
Socono, New Mexico.
Prompt attention given to collections anc
patents tor mines,
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BUSINESS LvCALs.

Matthews Jersey Milk; try It.
Lap robes from 40 cents zach and up
at Albert Faber's. Grant building.
C. A. Grsnde. 305 North Broadway.
fine liz .orH AZ cigars. Fresh lime for
sale. Furnish ID rooms for rent
To prevent consumption quickly cure
throat and lung troubles with One Min.
ute Cough Cure. Berry Drug Co.. Co.'S
mcpolitan Drug store.
When In want OF job printing. o
hiding. etc.. remember The Citizen
as the most complete outnt In the
te~rIitory.
The only hose that will stand the
wear the School Children give them
is the Black Cat. Special sale this week
at b. Held & Co.
Smyrna and Administer rugs; bag
shipment just received: new goods
good styles: standard quality. Albert
Faber. Grant building.
Dewitt's Little Early Risers arr
prompt, palatable, pleasant. powerful
purifying little pills. Berry Drug Co.
Cosmopolitan Drug store.
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Proprietor Cerrilloe Coal Yard.
II. ID. MARSHALL.
Proprietor Crescent Coal Yard.
j. s. BEAVENS,
Proprietor Clarkvilie Coal Yard.
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AIife and Denth Fight.

Mr.. w. A. Hines. of Manchester. Ia.
writing OF his almost miraculous es-
cape from death. says: Exposure af-
ter measles induced serious lung
trouble. which ended in consumption.
l had frequent hemorrhagss and
coughed night and day. All my doc
tors said l must Don die. Then l be-
gan to use DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption. which completely
cured me. ! would not be without 1t
even II it ost $500 a bottle. Hundreds
have used 1t on my recommendation.
and all say il never fails to cure throat.
chest and lung troubles" Regular size
zoe and 3l.0O. Trial bottles free at ].
ii. O'Rielly & Co.'S drug store.
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LAWYERS.
-
w. Is. CHILDERS,

Offices 1T Gold avenuei entrance ais
through Cromwell block. X l.. Medler, II
my absence. will be oun In the Office AM
represents me. Business will receive promp
and efficient attention.
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"FAvoRITE PRESCRIPTION "
MAKES WEAK WOMEN STRONG
AND SCI WOTEN WEI A.

team made up with Forsythe In the
box, and there lie no reason why they
should not return with honors and prize
II not the first prize, the second. which
IL 800. The teams expected to be at the
fair are El Paso. wlEslow. Albuauer-
que. Silver City and perhaps Tucson,
which is about to start on a trip In this
section OF the country. Manager Woods
has been getting the team In shape for
some time and we Wish the Silver club
Observation-Disclosures.
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Shows the state OF your feelings and
the state of your health as weIl. I'm
pure blood makes itself apparent In a
pale and sallow complexion. pimpies
and skin eruptions. II you are feelins
weak and worn out and do not have a
healthy appearance. you should try
AcEer's Blood Elixir. II cures all blood
Diseases where cheap sarsaparillas and
so called purifiers fail; knowing this'
we sell every bottle on q positive guar
antee. j. II. O'Rielly & Co.. druggists.
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THAT JOYFUL L

With the exhilirating sense OF renew
ed health and strength and internal
cleanliness. which follows the US Of
Syrup of Figs, is unknown to the few
who have not progressed beyond the
old medicines and the cheap sub
stitutes some times offered but never
accepted by the well-informed. Buy the
genuine. Manufactured by the Califor-
MIA Fig Syrup Co.
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Mothers OF children affected with
Group or a sever cold need no hesitate
TO administer Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. 1t contains no oplate nor
narcotic In any form AMI may be given
as confidently to the babe al to an
adult. The great success that has at
tended Its use in the treatment of colds
and Group has won for Vt the approval
and praise It has received throughout
the United States and in many foreign
lards. For sale by all druggists.
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Musical Instruction.

Miss Estelle M. Valck has returned
and Is organizing her violin and mando-
lin class. WIN be pleased to see all Of
her former and any new pupils desiring
instruction. A good beginning on any
instrument Is desirable. As Misc Valck
Is a college graduate a thorough course
Is assured. For terms and particulaas
cali at 800 north Fifth street.
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Terms OF Subscription.
Last VIII and Testament of Jose ArmiJo y
l.nucln nncunauI

Last VIII and Testament of Jose ArmiJo y
Garcia Deceased.
To PeleRrina GrieRo de Armijo, e1ecutrix and
devisre; Carlos Armijo, executor. and Ven
ina ArTnilO devisee. residents of BernalillO
County, New Mexico, and to all whom Il
may concern.
You are hereby notified that the alleged last
will and testament of Jose Armijo y Garcia.
late OF he county Of Befnalillo ano territory OF
New Mexico, deceased, has been produced
and read by the clerk OF the Probate Court OF
the county OF Bernalillo, Territory OF New
Mexico, ON the 9Th day Of September, 1900,
and the day Of the proving of said alleged last
will and testament was t~hefeupon fixed for
Monday, the lst day of October, A.. ID. 1900.
term Of said court, at 10 O'Clock In the fore.
noon OF said day.,
Given under my hand and the
IsEAL,l seal of said count, this 9TH day of
September, a. D.. 1900.
JANIS A. SUMMERS,
Probate Clerk.