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LOCAL. NEWS.
Superior Coal At woollstt L Browns.

F. N. Wayne. who has been visiting
with relatives and friends in Michigan,
returned yesterday.
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Alf Cushman, the old timer, has taken
hold of the Acme mine, Magnolia district
and is developing it this winter.
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Judge Boughton and S;enographer
Jones left for Fort Morgan this morning
to complete the term of court there. 81
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Isabella Euler of Boulder and Leslie
Buffham of Evans, Colo, have obtained
a marriage license at Denver.
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Opera house Jan. 10. In the Spider:
Web"
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Frank Stickney of Longmon., and the
Woody Mining company, operating at
jamestown VS.. William and Norman
Walker. for damages for taking ore from
the Goldfnch. was tried before Judge
Boughton and jury in the district court
yesterday. Tn. Walkers had taken ore
from location of their own. the Little
BONANZA. which intersects the Coldhnch.
The jury was not convinced that they
had taken any ore from the Goldfnch as
charged and a verdict for the defendants
was given. E. H. Park of Denver ap.
peared for the plaintiff and Norton
Montgomery for tn. defendant. The
verdict was a notable victory for the
latter attorney considering the prestige
and cloud of Witnesses on the side of the
plaintiff,
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J@od1 Sal1qbn&
C7a22ll 2:l23lrID

Hoods Pills cure liver Ills; the non-irritating and
onlJ cathartic to take with Hoods SarsaparillA
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BouToN's BOOK STORE.

Takes this opportunity
death proprietor Mr. Bouon
little changed possible The this wear
selected good udgmen,
and all the dainty Christmas books delicate
fast possible. We heartily nvteyo
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Harl s. kittle the jeweler has rsceiv
ed nice line of friendship hearts.
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COUNTERFEIT CASTORlA FACTORY UN-
EARTHEO.
Manufacturers Arrested and Labels
Seized-Plant on South Second
Street the Scene of Operations-De-
PENDANTS Give Bond.

The Centaur Company. of New York
City, manufacturers OF CastOra. recently
learned that their wel-knOwn prepara
tion was being counterfeited in this city
and that worthless limitations were being
sold.
Charles II. Fletcher president OF the
Company. at once dispatched agents tc
st. Louis. who were instructed to ferret
out the cOunterfeitOrS.
After careful investigation it was
learned that a preparation in imitation
OF Fietcher's goods was being prepared
by the Palestine Drug Company, OF No
10Y, South Second Street. and sold by q
few druggists Detectives who were as
signed to the ease succeeded in securing
admittance to the place and purchased 6
quantity of the spurious stuff. Later
other purchases were made, and wheI
sufficient evidence was secured warrants
were sworn out for the imitatOrs. lestpr
day John Bick, president of the offending
company. and benjamin Chreaun, chem
list for the concern, were arrested, but
later were released on bond.
The cases will be tried before Judge
Clark OF the Court OF Criminal Correction
Judge Harvey and the firm OF Spddor
Y blalf Will represent tue NfH'hul Noiil
pany, which has determined to protect
the public from worthless limitations o
their goods.
Deputy Sheriff Clayton, who served the
warrants, found between 5000 and 6.oO'
counterfeit labels, which Blck was at
tempting to hide at the time. Two boxes
which had originally contained IT,
genuine CaStoria. were found filled Will
the counterfeit preparation. Each con
tanned about six dozen bottles OF th'
spurious stuff. \ large can OF the coun
terf"it preparation was also found read'
to be bOttle1-St Louis (MO.l Republic
Sept Goth. 1900.
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FUNERAL OF SENATOR DAVIS.

st. Paul. Mimi, December 1.-Ni1
the simplest of ceremonies the body O.
he late Senator Cushman Kellogg Da
viS was placed in receiving vault to
lay in Oakland Cemetery. The service.
l.r" held at the family residence il
Fa:ringtOn avenue. The exercises be
IAN at ii o'clock. Rev. &. ID. Andrews
# Christ Church, read the service Of
jLr Protestant Episcopal Church. He
vas assisted by Rev. Theodore w
E'sderWic<. of the Church OF St. Joh'
tar Evangelist, who read the lesson
.'rrhbishop Ireland, a lifelong frien'
# the dead Senator was present as
EIouincr. \ quartette sang Lea1
Kindly Light" Peace, Perfect Peace
aud For All Thy Saints" At the con
Clu=iun Of the last hymn, the process.
sion formed and followed the hears
.,>,r the snow covered ground 70 Oak
.ui Cemetery, where, after the reaGln;
If the COmmittal service by Dr. An
"i..,re. the Casket was lowered into I
f-c..iNtng vault in the beautiful llttl.
..n.ti q designed for temporary burial
later the body will be inferred.
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The Kind of Girl She Is.

A Kansas girl graduate who had
been given the theme "Bevond the
Alps Lies Italy, promulgated the iol-
lowing:
II do not care cent whether Italy
lies beyond the Al lps or III Missouri.
| do not expect TO set the river on
fire with my future career. | am glad
| have a good, very good education,
but | am not going to misuse it by
writing poetry or essays about the
future woman, 1t will enable me to
correct the grammar Of any lover
may have, should he speak Of 'dorgs'
in my presence or say he went some
where. 1t Will also come handy when
| want to figure out how many pounds
Of sosp woman can get for three
dozen eggs at the grocery. SO | do
not begrudge the time spent in ac-
quiring it, But my ambitions do not
fly 50 high. | just want to marry a
man who can lick anybody Of his
weight in the township. who can run
an cightv-acre farm and who has no
female relative. to come around and
try to 5o>s the ranch. will agree
| to cook good dinners fof him that
won't send him to al early grave. and
lavish upon him a whole lot OF whole
some affection, and see that his razor
| has not been used to cut brO0mwire
! when he wants to shave. In view OF
all this do not care if do get lit
| tie rusty on the rule ofthree and kin
| dred thing. a. the years 90 by"
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Temperate Speech.

Temperate speech is the best ex~
preston of true gentlemanliness
Graceful Difference to the feelings and
ha2ty expressions Of the impulsiyc
will win their respect where coarse
language and rude manners would
gain nothing but enmity. Quite
often occasions will arise when yield
ing to the wishes and opinions Of
others can be done without sacrifice
ing ones self-respect. The dogmatic
must be humored. not brutally con
tradictcd. \ few well-chosen words,
pleasantly expressed without the
bitterness OF aCrimony, will do more
toward sweeping away narrow views
and rejudiced opinion than an hours S
sneech pitched in caustic diction.
The pleasantly spoken are always
gentlemanlv. There is a charm in a
voice tuned to sweetness OF expression
that pleases. attracts and wins, and
in the cultivation of pure speech and
discreet utterance is evolved the true
gentleman. n.-GermantOwn hadepend-
ent- GdzetC.
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Berlin, December IA representa-
tive of the Foreign Office here inform
ed the correspondent OF the Associated
Press to-day that Germany has not
Indicated a dispositi to modify her
demand for the punishment of guilty
Chinese officials. since she does not
yet know what the different powers
want.
Germany. above all" the official
said. wants harmony of action Ger
many foresaw that the note formulated
by the Pekin Ministers would not be
accepted entirely by all the puwc.s
We have to admit that several Of the
powers, including Russia. desire
change in several cf the provisions. The
Whole matter is still involved in great
uncertainty. SO that ii is Impossible 10
predict what form tie final agreement
VIII take"
The correspondent Of the Associated
Press to-day interviewed the Chimes
MlGistC" here. who sad: There can
not lac a question ,f the execution of
Prince Tuan or General Tung Fuh Sian.
ho are still, de facto, in control OF the
court. They buth keep the Emperor
and Empress virtually prisoners. The
court Is unable L. go To Pekin even IL
inclined to do 50. Besides, the long
journey from Sian Flu to Pekin. now
that the snow is ON I'll. ground Is al
most Impossible with vehicles in use IN
those primitive districts. Starving out
die court is not feasible. The allies Will
re unable to carry out such Il measure.
however. If 1t were possible. the pro-
>..tts would Iisc in body fer the
'ourt's defense
the worst IL thar the
haS lost confidence in Ii Hung Chang
and Prince Ching. who have demon
>tfatti their Impotence 10 deal prop
erly "ith the invading powers. Under
the circumstances it is certain the
chinese troubles cannot be adjusted be
fore SpIing CT Summer"
Baron Won NaHrnhcirs assertion in
h" Eeichstas that Emperor William is
Systematically misinformed is still dis
used hy the press The Cologne Nolks
Zeiturg says oditurially that it is noto-
rioC.i that HIS Majesty does not read
The papers representing the various
pdrjIeS but ,i.iy rE,T,>cts made by per
,"HHl cmpluNc ..
Thus" tl.c paper adds, depending
-nliIeiy upon tAv personal prejudices Of
us entuur-gc. he s,es only such clip
pings as his encourage wants and is
l.>essarily, getting wrong impress
y rs.
The Volks ZeitunE strongly admon-
sizes the Emperor To hereafter devote
lalf an hour 10 gianCing personally
'Nrr the leading organs of each party
ayiEg that then he might really feel
ne pulse of the nation
The ispropurtiunately large share
thich the Socialist members OF the
i;cIChstag have had in the debates
nee the RciChstag reconvened arouses
.uch press comment. The Deutsche
r#Ses Zeitung says:
1t sounds strange, but 1t cannot be
!cnied that the Socialists already DOM
nate the parliamentary proceedings"
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LOSS OF THE YOSEMITE
ADMIRAL RENEY'S REPORT OF
THE ERECENT TYPHOON.
The storm the Severest in Forty
fears-Ehe Town of Marajan Lev.
el1ed and 2s People ckilIed-AII the
Crops Destroyed and Food Is BEING
Distributed to the $uHrrers-The
Epidemic of Ia Grippe Increasing.

Manila, December 1-Pear Admiral
Remey in his official reports Of the
recent tyrhOon which visited the island
OF Guam says that the storm was the
scverest in forty years. The palace at
Agana and the Government buildings
We're unrOOfed and wrecked. The sea
reached the plaza. Many of the home
less sought refuge in the school and
jan No one IS reported to have been
killed at Agana, hut the mortality
caused by the recent epidemic Of the
grippe has been much Increased by ex-
pOsur", most Of the dwellings having
been destroyed. The town of Marajan
was lcVelled and tWenty-eight persons
killed. Several PERSONS We're killed in
various small villages, and several
small coasters are missing
No reports haze been received from
some localities. C.c,anut trees and all
crops are d'Sl,,,t ard food is being
distributed t. IL. ~u f-rers. Admiral
Kemey has rIG G-..t ire Theresa from
"avit" with f. - ,.:rs lies Flour, corn
and neats ;.. q, and it is sug
5cStcd t'.r' p" sent from the
United s:trto-. =! Rru.us, from Ca
rite. and de = -.t from san Fran
.iSco. du" at C..:.'.. r. Gently, Will relieve
immediate n. fG.
The pounding OF the Yosemite upon
tn" reef In, X" ard twisted her pro
0cilcr and sh. was abandoned and Sanl
November 10Th. The flagship Newarl
laS gone to investigate the disaster.
Lieuttuant-CC GOOdrJll, com
ndnding th" Sixth marine battalion
,+iIh one hundred marines, has gOn-
- Subig to relieve the troops there
tie will land tomorrow. The rebels j.
nat vicinity have been active of late.
\ detachment of the TWenty-tifth IL
flntrY, in the mountains near lD6
',und the camp of the guerrilla leader
Joaquin, fOrsakcn. Suspended from tn
tees near the camp were the bOdie.
+ three amigos. and proof was found
hat the rebels had tortured other cap
. ives.
Twelve hundred Bolomen entered
Ni%an, island of LuZOn, yesterday af
trruoun and surrendered to Captain
'reen. Of the Thirty-third Infantr!
his; is the largest number of men VIII
fIVr yet surrendered on the LuZOn d
~. time. General Tinio has been keep
.uG 4 swarm of EOlOmen along tht
,.Iruntains and they have Impoverished
tIc food supplies.
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THE BEER POISONING EPIDEMIC

London, December 1.-The beer poi
scn'ng epidemic at Manchester, which
has 50 worked UP the north Of Eng
and, has now spread to London. The
county Council announces II is taking
active measures to protect the commu-
nifty. Many samples Of glucose used
Dy brewcries have been found to con-
,ain arsenic. In the Manchester and
Liverpool districts there are already
over thousand patients and there
naNe been nearly seventy deaths due to
4 particularly bad lot OF glucose sup
oiies to faVorite local brewers.
\ public analyst suggests that the
mystery in the Maybrick case might
nave been solved mad the facts now
made public in regard To arsenic in
'ter been known at the time Of the
rial
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SOME TINE WE'LL UNDERSTAND.

Not now. but in the coming years,
1t may be in the better land
We read the meaning of our tears
And then, some time, we'll understand.
Well know why clouds instead Of sun
Were over many cherished plan,
Why song has ceased when scarce begun;
'Tis then, some time, we'll understand
Why what we long for most OF all
Eludes so oft our eager hand;
Why hopes are crushed and castles fall,
Up there, some time, Well understand.
God knows the way, He holds the key.
He guides Us with unerIing hand:
Some time with fearless eyes we'll see;
Yes, then, up there, We'll understand.
Then trust in God through all the days;
Fear not. for He doth hold thy hand;
Though dark the way, we'll sing our
praise;
Some time, some time, we'll understand
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NESTIAIEED FROM SELLING THE
ROAD AT AUCTION.

Pensacola. Fla. December LIN the
inited States Court to-day Judge
: Haync granted an Injunction against
. tate Comptroller Reynolds and the
arrin Of Leon cOunty.restraining them
ON selling at public outcry on Mon
DIy next the Florida. Central and
I',ninsular railroad. The corporation s
I:oIerty had been levied on and adver-
used for sale for taxes alleged to be
due the State for the years 1879, 1880
and 1851, amounting TO s96. 900 The State
officials have been endeavoring for
some time to collect the back taxes and
the levying and advertising for sale of
the road and property is the outcome Of
a refusal Of settlement on the part Of
the railroad. The road Is a branch u
the Seal board Air Line.
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-ZAH'S CONDITION SATISFACTORY

IaIta. December 1.-The condition of the
!.nraror this evening is satisfactory. The
'"iiHe in his temperature since Sunday
= explained as being the result of diet
: r..tract Of beef and milk. His physi-
'1i.a are satisfied with the progress ne
f- L.aG.. and II no complications super
lo IT," daily bulletin OF his condition
III lie discontinued shortly. His Majesty
.I.tsriuS the period OF conyalescence. A
ur-e and his body physician are in con
fJrt attendance, but the Empress has
"a csased her watChful care. and is at
AG.ug personally TO the wants Of heI
ust-nd. In spite OF the strain Her Ma
- show no signs Of fatigue and en-
- good i-raIth. She looks remarkably
,"iI. The Czarina has submitted to he,
i urgent stat" affairs. so that any com.
ri!ratiDn for the Emperor passe:
r,,h her hands. Nobody sees the Gal
A,eil The Empress and the physicians.
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WOUNDED IN \ DUEL,

Funtain, Dleu. December i.-Captair
ruhi,ntz. who on November 18th fought
duel with swords with brother-ln
law Of the Turfinen. the NM. Le-
hauIy. this Afternoon fought another
duel with an artillery officer Captain
elliot. in consequence of dispute aris
ing from the unrcpularity Of Captain
s~ohlentz with his fellow officers. Cap
lain Gillot was wounded in the chest.
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FOUR COEVICTS KILLED.

Nashville. Tenn, December I-FouI
convicts two white and tive colored. were
killed and several others were injured this
afternoon by the falling OF a wall at the
old prison In this city. The men were en-
gagged in removing the wall. when II col
lapsed
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UNPARALLELED IN THE ANNALS OF WAR.
LOSS OF COMPANY F. 10Th NORTH CAROLINA REGIMENT,
PETTIGREW'S BRIGADE

At Gettysburg, Pa in the First Days Fight, July St 1868
Went Into Action With Officers and SS Enlisted Men
Ard Every One of Them Was Either Killed or Wounded
A Remarkable Statement but Proof is Produced to
Prove its COrreCtness-Not Only are the Names Given
But the Exact Wounds Received Described by the
Captain of the Company, Now Presbyterian Minister.
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total present commissioned, three:
total enlisted, so; aggregate present,
lp2. The strength OF the Company
present and absent is put down as 1874.
As additional testimony | quote
from a sworn statement published in
the Raleigh Woruing Post February
II, 1900, by Capt James ID. Moore,
cashier Of the First National Bank. Of
Gastonia, \. c., who was Il private in
Company F., at Gettysburg, viz:
Il was present at the battle OF
Gettysburg. a private in R.M. Tuttle'.
Company CD, 10th Regiment. In the
first days battle we had eighty-.eyen
men for duty, we lost every man,
either killed or wounded, except one,
Sergt. Robert Hudspcth. | was the
elghty-hfth man shot, wounded in the
neck and left leg. Henry Cotfev (Ser-
geanU, now living near Lenoir, va.
the eighty sixth man shot. Our Com
Pany Joined the color Company on
the left, and being at the head Of the
Company, joined the color guard
and was by the coIors during the
fight. The entire color guard was
killed or wounded. and number of
officers vino picked up the colors and
carried them forward We're also killed
or wounded. Among them. the Young
and gallant Col. Burswyn. Lieut.
Col. Lane was severely wounded
toward the close Of the fight near the
top Of the hill He also had the cOlors
when he was shot. OF the two lett
Of my Company, Henry Cofrey was
wounded gust after fell, leaving only
SerGt. Robert Hudspe,h surviving
unhurt ont Of our entire Company.
This Robert lludspeth came to see
me at the field Hospital on the 4th Of
July and he Informed me that he had
gotten some four or five men who
were on detail as ambulance and pio-
neer corp, on the first day and were
! not in the fight on that day and he
took them into the fight the third day.
! On that day, Tom Cozart. of Company
| F., carried the flag; Cozart fell
! (killed) with the cnlors Just before
reaching the stone fence, the others
were killed or wounded and that he
! Hudspetn, was knocked down by the
bursting Of shell.'
The following are the names of the
killed, mOrtally wounded and wounded
in Company +, 2Gth Regiment, North
Carolina Troops, Pettigrew's Brigade,
at the battle of Gettysburg, Pa, July
1st-3rd. 1868, as reported to the Rich
mond, Va, Enquirer or Eta,ni1cr,
soon after the battle, by the Captain
-Romulus NJ. Tuttle : as he lay
wounded in the hospital in Richmond
We went into the battle July lst,
1868. with cighty-cight rank and file
and three commissioned Otlicers-t the
Captain and two Lieutenants-nin
one in all. Every man was either
| killed or wounded, viz;
! KILLED on THE FIELD.
Lieut.. John b. Holloway.
PEIVATES.
Robert NJ. Rraswell.
Robert IL. Carswell.
l. II. Cof1ey.
Cleveland Colfey.
L. }. COZart.
Thomas Crump.
James Deal.
William Fleming.
jackson Grag-.
! Ahram Hudson.
John {. Lewis.
J. b. Litllciohn.
Joseph Philips, ',r,v;nx
W. +. Philips,
J. p Shook.
y. John Taylor.
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APPEAL FILED.

Frankfort. Ky. December An ap-
neal Of ex-SeCretary OF State Caleb
Powers from the life sentence verdict
for alleged completely in the Goeoel
shooting was filed to-day in the Court
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SAM SMALL RELEASED.

havana. December 1.-The eNanselise
Sam Small, was recently arrested ana
placed in Jail for contempt OF coui. -
being absent from his trlal on chaise
~ swin5iing ard has been released.
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FoRTY-FIvE PEOPLE DROWNED.

London, December IA special dis.
patch from Naples says the steamer St
Marc trading between Naples and Mar
se!lies. has been wrecked and that forty
FIVE OF her passengers and Z part OF he
crew have been lost.
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important actors.

The New York W0rM thinks those
| five factors which will unoucstionablv
hell the Democrats in this campaign
| are
/. The support Of Mr., Bryan by
two Of the ablest and most effective
of Mr.. McKinlev's advocates in 1896.
Carl Schurz and Bourkc Cochran. and
by eN-Secrctary Olney and many other
prominent gold Democrats and indie
| pendents who stand with them against
McKinleyism.
2. His support on the antrim
perialist issue by cN-SeCretary Bout
well, Col. Thomas W. Higginson and
many other representatives Of the in
tellect and conscience Of the Republic
can party in its better days.
>. The fact that Mr. BRYAN uni
other Democratic speakers are bring
inc to public notice that the undoubt-
ed prosperity OF the country has been
and is very unevenly divided. While
! railroads. bankers, manufacturer. and
| spectators have grown richer. the in
creased cost of living ha, in many in
! stances more than Offset every ad-
vance in wages. while persons with
small fixed incomes have gained no
advantage whatever.
f. The Undeniablc fact that trust.
and other monopolie5 have greatly
multiplied since the Republicans came
; INTO power, and tina, nothing what
ever has been done OF honestly at
tempted to punish or prevent them.
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Educating the Won: en-.

why is it tha; you always keep your
seat while women have to stand: one
Uorlemite said TO another on the way
home by elevated train.
Il do it with malicious intent, was
the reply. Il am helping 10 educate Wo-
men 10 wait for the next train
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Do you know. my son, it pains me
to have TO punish You?
It's different from the pain / feel.
though, isn't it, ma
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Only four or five men were left
from the first days fight to 90 into
action on the 3rd r. J. Cozart was
one OF these and he was killed carry
ing the flag Of the regiment.
Signed r. NJ. FUTILE.
Capt. Co. f, 10Th Regt, y. G. Troops.
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In the game of life lots OF girls
would rather win diamond than =
heart.
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NOTICE..

HAVE OF Allied As ENECU TOR
.- tu- Will of Tho>. Eaton, deceased,
.t.. ,f WIlliam~bo boTo, y. { and hereby
lu'.tg all persons having claims against
~ttI STATE to present them to me within
y-- rrsr from this date or this notice VIII
h. dreaded in bar OF their recovery.
IH So indebted to the estate viii please
u..- Immediate pawn ent-
t..~ 9Th day Of October, 1909.
TuOS. 5. EATON,
Executor Of Thos. Eaton, deceased.