i tit: DALLES WEEKLY CHRONICLE, SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 11, 1809.
rturLi VOV ALL KNOW.
Wolucaalajr'a Pally.
IXJ la in in Iowa today
Ir. II
Dufur.
from
J. K. llensel, of I.yle, it in the city on
businras.
T. II. Head, of Glenwood, it In tlie
city today.
J. II. llouser, of Goldendsle, it In
ton lodav.
Mise K. Donaldsou Is a visitor in the
city Iroui Kingsley.
John Parrot came Dp from Portland
on lust niht'a train.
Mrs. Morran ana fan came over from
rtieir home at Centerville yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. D. Alien cam in from
Moro yesterday and spent today here.
W. A. Campbell, to well known to oar
business men, it spending a few days in
the city.
Miss Lawrence is in the city from her
home in Portland and is the guest of
Mrs. J. 8. Schenck.
A. G. Long, of Portland, stopped otf
at The Dalles yesterday afternoon. He
was returning from bumpier, where he
old 1S00 worth of fire apparatus to
that city
Mr. Wm. Stewart, Mrs. Elmer Rand
and Miss Anna Smith rame u- on the
afternoon train yesterday from Hood
Kiver. The former will remain iu the
city for a few days, while her lister re
turned home tbia afternoon.
T. J. Seufert, who has spent two
weeks at the Etgle mine in Greenhorn
district in wnich he it interested, re
turned this morning. He reports any
amount of snow; hut from the enthu
siasm he displays regarding the pros
pects of the mine, we judge gold is as
numerous as snow flakes, and more so;
end a good deal more stable.
Thursday's Dailr.
Geo. Button, of Kidgeway, it in town
today.
E. E. Luna, of Xqrth Yakima, is in
the city.
II. K. Blue is in from Wapinitia today
on business.
Miss Lena Behme arrived in the city
yesterday from Heppner.
Mrs. Rentier and Mies Lillie Bentley
are In the city from Marquam, Or.
W. O. Hadlev came don from Moro
yesterday and will leave in the morning
for Sprsgr.e.
Rev. L. F. Hawk and little son re
turned home last night after short
trip to Portland.
John S. Gurnee is in the city today in
the interest of the cash register company,
which he represents.
Dr. !!. J. Liltlefleld arrived in the
city last evening from Newherg on a
visit to his sister, Mrs. W. L. Bradthaw.
L. K. Crowe is in Portland attending
the Retail Hardware Dealers Associa
tion for Oregon and Washington, of
which be is first vice-president. lie c-x-pectt
to return this afternoon.
George Joles returned home from the
mine at Spanish Gulch Tuesday, having
closed down work for the winter. He
stys there is plenty of snow in the
mountains near by, and they have bad
about tix inches at the mine.
Mr. and Mrs. James Ireland will leave
the city toni.ht to visit at their old
home in Indiana and other states. They
will be absent about a month, during
which time Geo. Ross will take his place
agent at the O. R. A -N. office here.
Fridaj'a Dally.
J. C. Ward is in from Kingsley.
Charles Darbin arrived in town from
Antelope today.
Tho. and Frank Batty are business
Visitor in the city.
F. N. Jjnei came in from hit ranch
Biar Sberar't Bridge yesterday.
Mist Lncy E. Hitchcock, of Portland,
arrived in the Dalles last night.
Mr. ant Mrs. W. B. Cown cime in
from Cileb and are in the city to-lay.
Geo. W. McCoy arrivtd from Portland
last night on legal business in the city.
J. J. Dingman and daughter were reg
istered at the Umatilla from Goldendale
yeeterd iy.
A. H. Breyman, of Portland, was in
town last night, leaving for Hay Creek
this morning.
Mr. II. Mitchell left today for a visit
with her brother, F. fiominerville, and
wife at Hay Creek.
Mr. and Mr. Henry Hudson came in
trow Dufur yesterday and left on the
afternoon train for Portland.
Mist Pearl Williams, who has spent
the past week with her sifter, Mr. 11.
Yi. trench, returned tf.i afternoon.
Wm. Murchie and wife, and W. If.
Bigg came down from Wasco yeswrday,
leaving this morning for Coliint Land
ing. Mrs. Andrew Bentley and Mist Lillie
Bentley, who are on their wav from the
Valley to their home in Victor, are
spending a few dayt a guest of Mr.
Mr. J. U. Goit. -
Rev. Jos. De Forest, who ha spent
the past four months with his family in
Denver, returned yesterday afternoon to
his duties as rector of the Episcopal
church here. While having greatly en
joyed his vihit, Mr. De Foreft sayt he it
always happy when performing his
rtutie in his own parish. He returned
y a av of the I)en ver A Rio Grande and
L'oion Pacific, etoprjog for a short time
in Baker City.
KOKM.
In this citv, this morning, Nov. 9tb,
to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Harper, a fin.
Weight ten pounds.
HtadeBta Lltarar? Clab ol Tha Dallea.
Thit society met on Nov. 3 at 7. -.10, at
the office of Moore & Gavin. Owing to
the length of time taken np in adopting
the constitution and the election of
officers, the debate for the evening was
postpone! until Friday Not. 10, at
which time the club will in -el in the
council chambers, above the city jail, at
the hour of 7:3) o Ji ck.
Article fir; o.' the c n li'utlon will be
f). Wm
Acts gently on the
Kidneys, Liver
and Bowels
CLtANSES THE YSTEM
..EFFECTUALLY
OVERCOMES XrrfJ ' -rt
hABrrUALtoHST'ON
i uml PERMANENTLY
OU TMt ENVINl - MNT o ay
QuirRNUTGSmr(.
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supecded Friday night for the benrllt
of those wishing to become members.
The question for debate is "Resolved
That England is Justifiable in Prosecut
ing the War Against the Roert In the
Transvaal."
The clab now hat twelve member who
are tireless workers and' determined to
make it a tuccesa. Article 1, of the Con
stitution, reads as follows : "The object
of said club shall lie for the free diicut
sion of any subject or subjects coming
before the meeting, to-wit: debates,
speeches, mock trials, etc., and for the
purpose of diffusing knowledge among
its members.
Article 5, Section L Any gentleman
over 17 years of age, of good reputation
in the community, may become a mem
ber ol this club by making application
to be presented by the secretary of the
club at ar.y regular testion thereof, and
to lay on the table until the next regular
meeting, when a ballot shall be taken,
and if two-thirds of the members present
shall vote In favor of hit admission, said
applicant shall, upon signing the con
stitution, be declared a member of the
club.
Article 6, Section 1. This club tha i
meet every two weeks and at such other
limes as a msj .ritv, con-iating of al',,r at the hand; that became to his
least seven members o( the club, shall j .tenth on the ihh day ol .ioveinber, 1HWU,
determine. S. W. Stakk,
Sec. of Committee.
EatCern Oregon fttigar.
Despite the feet that the state legisla
ture at its last session refused to en
courage the culture of sngar beets, by
turning down- the bounty proposition
nrged by the groaers of the Grande
Ronde valley, and the flintier fact that
tfcere j, considerable of a decrease
acreage thit J ear, as com pa ted with
last, the sngar output of tie La Grande
factory wii! this year txcetd that of last
by at least 50 per cent.
The acreage has been reduced from
3oOO to 2300. The yield per acre, how
ever, hat nearly doubled since last year.
This year the average crop i from seven
to eight tons to the acre. Last year the
average was four and a half tons.
The factory is still running full b1at,
employing about l')0 men, and converting
k'O tout of been into sugar daily. It is
estimated that tiie entire beet crop will
be harvested and ground no within two
week. The total tonnage in beets this
year will apprcximate 14.CO0 and the
output 3,500 ,fiO0 pounds. E. O.
Wnald II Hera tha Sama Mara.
The following teUgram from Helena
which appeared in yesterday's Orrgoni
an, sounds just a little strange to Dallet
people, who are compelled to walk over
sidewalks fairly saturated In tobacco
juice and other expectoration even more
nauseating and a great deal more liable
to spread disease broadcast. The tele
grarr sayt: "United State Senatoi
Tho. II. Caiter was arrested today and
fined t for spitting on the sidewalk.
The complaint was made by i
rested and fined yesterday for
offense. The fine was paid."
i man ar
the same
He Murdered In Oregon.
Omaha, Nov. 8. .1 srxcial to the Bee
Lead, H. V., say:
Two detectives from Oregon today
arrested a miner named Joe McArthur,
who hat lived fur fourteen year on
Little Hpearfiah creek, northwest of this
city. Hit arrest it for an alleged triple
murder in Oregon twenty. four yean ago.
McArthur wat working for an Oregon
farmer. Ho got into a dispute with hit
employer and shot him dead, alto killing
the farmer's wife and five year old boy.
Mc Arthur escaped and fled to the Black
Hills, where he hss since resided.
The detectives leave here tomorrow
with their prisoner for Oregon.
FOUND DEAD IN BED.
Kilward Kehrein Me.la It la Heath Aloe
Veaterda.
Sliday,
Last night about 8 o'clock, M. Rand
and J. II. Richardson, night clerk at
thd Cosmopolitan hotel, found Edward
Kehrein, who occupied a room there,
dead In his bed, seemingly having been
dead some time, though In look ap
parently asleep.
The lad seen of him was Wednesday
night at U o'clock, when he came out
of hit rooin and told Mr. Richardson he
could not sleep, and then walked with
him down to the I'matilla House when
the train came in. Mr. Richardson
came back to the Cosmopolitan and
found him standing on the outside, but
being busy did not notice him again.
Missing him yesterday all day, Mr.
Rand, who slay there a great deal,
asked Richardson if he had teen him.
He said uo, and they both went np to
hit rooin, where they found him lying
on hit right side la bed, dead. The
body nor room was not disturbed, and
from all Indication he died while
asleep, which verdict was also affirmed
k. .. . V. - . .. . ,!.! . : u V
by the Inquest this moining, when it
was thought he mint have been dead
six or eight hour when found
He ha been in The Dalle off and on
for years, and on September th last,
returned from Huntiogt'in where he had
been for a short time. While there he
claimed he was poisoned with poison
oak and it seemed to go through his syt
tern so that he has not beep well since.
Ho said to Mr. Richardson on Wed
nesday that if any other man felt as he
did, he would kill himself. Hut so far
as the jury could find there was no in
dication of such means being ased.
In examining his room a small book
containing fl-'U in greenoacat was
found and $15 in gold. Other papers
show that he had :IOOO iu the German
Ioan and Saving Bank in Sail Francisco.
He was for years a sheepherder. Mr.
Liebe, who hat been attending to hit
business for him, says he is a German
and that he served in the I'nUn army
io the civil war and was drawing a
pension. Was formerly from Wisconsin,
and was a sober, induttriuiis and strictly
bonesl man. He was a tingle man and
had two sisters in Germany.
The tody will be given a respectable
burial from the undertaking rooms of
Wm. Michell tomorrow alteruoon.
cokonkk'b vikdkt.
In the matter of the inquest upon the
body of Ednard Kehrein,
We the Jury, summoned by V, II.
Butts, coroner of Wasco county. State of
Oregon, to enquire into the cause of the
death of the body now before as, after
viewing the body of the deceased, and
hearing the testimony ol the witnesses
produced be lore us, and after careful
consideration find the facta and con
clusion following, that i to say : That
the name of the deceased is Edward
Kehrein, nhoaeage was about 67 years ;
i that he waa about five feet, six inches
r.ign, neighing about M pounds, having
pmoly hair and mustache ; that hi
mil i d nntrfir nl t ih left, hunt! tat n
hand
' Dalle City, ami in the lof mopolitan
Hotel, said death being brought about
n.rn natural causes, the exact nature of
l.icli are tn this j iry iirikno n.
I la i cd at P-iliee C'itr, Oregon, tt.it the
10; b day of Xuvember, 1M?.
T. J. Twoiiio,
R. F. ims,
W. A. Mahuuox,
C. F. Srei'iikxa,
A. A. ClMjl ll VBT,
Nxu II. Gates.
Call for Leagaa Meeting.
The following letter has Iren sent to
the presideot ol the various Republican
club throughout the state, and should
receive the attention of the ciobLere.
All clubs which have been organized
four months prior to the meeting, and
shall have filed a list of its member
with the league secretaiy at least thirty
day prior to the meeting is entitled to
representation. The letter read thosly :
Salim, Or., Oct. 30, IHfO.
To the prt'itltnt of the rlubi of llit Ilrpub-
Heart Ltngut oj Orrgun:
This accompanies the secretary' call
for a meeting of the state league in Feb
ruary, and as it is very drsirout that we
have a large representation at that
meeting, I write thit to urge that yon
give the matter yoor attention.
It it necessary that the Republicans
ot Oregon speak In no uncertain way
upon questions of government, and these
expressions can beet be made at our
league meeting. The administration at
Washington waiting to hear from Oregon
most have no half way support in its
good work. The revival of business
which came opon the assurance that the
valoe of our money would not tie
lowered, mint lie furthered. Congress
mnat be urged to maintain honest money
anil place the finances of the republic
irrevocably under the gold standard,
and the business interests and the wel
fare of the people, as far as possible,
beyond the poaer of the nnlearned In
finance, and tl e designing in politic.
Rebellion against our flag in thote
Nlands, which tha fortune of war have
placed In the keeping uf America, must
be suppressed and order restorer). The
flag should not be lowered, but if
lowered, only to a people equal to ours
In the maintenance of the right of men
and In the establishment of law and
freedom.
Let ns have a full meeting.
Ci.ai d GrcH,
President.
fioid Slinatral Know.
It has been truthfully said that when
yon want to hear a good minstrel show,
patronize a white minstrel company, for
its seldom that genuine darkle give a
performance worth hearing. Tha truth
of the tirtt ttatement was verified last
nnln t.ir tUllaa null lie seldom See
miustrel show equal to that giveu by the
Ileach A Rowers' ctin any laat night.
Say what we will agaitiat such perform
ances, there is alasyt fascination alxitit
a good minstrel show that It is hard to
resist. Particularly so when It I
meritorious and clean as a as last night's,
not a word or action to ollViid the most
fartidlmr. While we have heard betl'r
tinging, still it was g.Hid, and some ol it
very good ; while every specialty was
new and clever. We can scarcely re
frain from commenting l length on the
club juggliiiir, musical specialties, the
antics uf the cuie little dog and the
tumbling; but each feature I so de
serving of -cll mention that dare
nut begin a minute recital of their
merits. Sufllos to say the entire show
was first cUss in every respect aud
worthy of much praise.
In the October number ol the Oregon
Native Sou (which Is a journal contain
ing information no Orrgonian can well
a (lord to miss) we Bud the following list
of Oregotie governors, and feeling thai
1 1. will be inst the thinu to be placed In
i,l . . ... . I
the scrap book of the boy and girl of
Oregon, we clip it :
XXKO'TIVX COUUITTKK.
Dnvid Hill, Alauson lteer aud Joseph
Gale, July A, 1SI3. to May H, ISM.
Peter C. Stewart, Oaborn Ruasell and
W. J. Bailey, May 1 1, 1811. to Augutt 3,
1S45.
OOVSHNOH.
George Abernethy, from August 3,
1S15, to March 3, lSltl.
TtKIUTOHlAL CiOVt'BMiKS.
Joseph Lane, March 3, 1S4'., to Jun
IS, 1 !..
Kintxing Pritcbett, June IS, 1S.V), to
August IS, js,0.
John P. Gaines, August IS, lSV), to
Mav HI, 153.
'Joseph Line, May 16, 1S.VJ, to May
19, 1S.-.3.
George L. Curry, May 19, 1V3, to
December 2, ISVt.
John W. Iavis, December 3, 1S.3, to
August 11, 1H.M.
George L. Curry, August 1, K'4, to
March 3, 1S59.
STtTC UOVKRNOK.
John Whiteaker, March 3, IS.'iV, to
September 10, D,2.
A.C. Gibbs, Septmiber 10. 1S02, to
September 12, lStd.
George L. Wood. September 12, 1 fl,
to September U, 1870.
La F'ayette Grover, September 14,
1870, to February 1, 1877.
Stephen F. Chadalck, February 1,
Ib77, to September II, 187S.
W. W. Thayer, September II, IS7S, to
September 13, 1S2.
Z. F. Moody, September 13, 1S2. to
January 12, 187.
8)lveter Pennoyer. January 12, 1S7,
to Jannary H, 1S!5.
William Paine Lord, January 1 1, IK'Jo,
to January 11,
ThecdoroT. Ge-r. January 11, 1S.HI,
present governor, elected for four years.
Ilia Lira Waa Mavait.
Mr. J. E. Lilly, a prominent citizen
of Hannibal, Mo., lately had a wonder
ful deliverance from a frightlul death.
In telling of it he says : "I was taken
with typhoid fever, that ran Into pneu
monia. My lnngt became hardened. I
was so weak I couldn't even sit up in
bed. Nothing helped me. I expected
to soon die of consumption, when I
heard of Dr. King's New Discovery.
One bottle gave great relief. I con
tinued to use it, and now am wed and
trong. I can't say too much In its
praise." This marvellous meuicine Is
the surest and quickest cure In the world
for all throat and lung trouble. Regular
ei4 50 cent and (1.00. Trial bottle
free at Blakeley h Houghton' drug
ttoie; every bottle guaranteed. 2
Didn't Want II.
The editor of an exchange has at leait
one subscriber who does not appreciate
hi paper, and who write In the follow
ing fashion ordering the discontinuance
of it:
"I wrote you to stop my raer I want
yon to atop It I am getting enough of
yoor scheme to make me take your
paper I state once more i don't want
your dog gon old paper the post Mrs.
hat notified yea and the ha got record
of it and if you don't stop the dam thing
1 will give yon a piece of my mimi.
Stop that paper I haven't taken none of
them out of the ofes."
There Is more Catarrh in this section
of the country than all othe diseases put
together, and nntil the last few year
was tupposed to lie incurable. For a
great many years doctors pronounced It
a local disease, and prescrilwd local
remedies, and by constantly failing to
cure with local treatment, pronounced
it incurable. Science haa proven catarrh
to be a constitutional dinense, and there
fore requires constitutional treatment.
Hall' Catarrah Cure, manufactured by
F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, it the
only constitutional cure on the market.
It I taken internally In done from ten
dropt to a teatnoonfiil. It actt ilirec'.'y
on tne ,ood and mucous sur;act oi trie
I .-iieiii, j Oct oner one nil no reel o.iar
lor any case It fai, to enre. Send for
clrcuiaraand teitmonials. Address,
F. J. CnxNxr A 'o., Toledo, O.
T"Mold by Druggists, 7V. 7
Good Racine tingle boggy and bar
nest for sale at a Urgiin. Call on
Haworth, the printer, over Dalle Com
mission Co, ccl'Jidaw-2w
TIIE ADVANCE
Tj J;ia Hands Willi Lawtsn acd
McArtbur Izainst Rebel CDier.
COUNTRY IS
STILL SUBMERGED
Hut Water U Palling and Wet Seaioo
lit Nearly Over Rebel Arc I'tilng
Brass Bullets, One Having Been
Extracted From the Leg of Lieu
tenant Donovan.
Wasmim.to, Nov. 9 The following
cablegram ha been received at the war
department :
"Manila, Nov. 9. General Whealon
lu.temluliy landed an expedition at
Limayan, aeaiol Dagupn,on the after-
n ion of Ihe 7ih, gnt considerable op
pwitlon, and ith slight amialtles. A
rough sea not permitting the landing at
San Fabian, north ol Dagupan. A
directed he I moving Eastward.
"MacArthur elsl Mabalacal, on the
railroad, the 7th Instant, Colonel 1W1I
taking the same tn a directed rvcontiols
a nee.
"I-aaton is at Cabanatuan. Troot
beyond Talaber aud Allga have met
with slight opposition, Ihe enemy being
driven lck In all Instances. The country
Is still submerged bnl the water is fall
ing. The troop will move rapidly a
ton at the condition permit. Hughe
moved sgainst the Pansy insurgent
today."
Rtbcl Lac (Iras Hullrts.
Ntw Yoac, Nov. . The Press sayt :
Brass bullets are being used by the Fili
pinos against the Americana. That fact
waa ditcovered when a bullet with a
btass casing wss extracted from the leg
of a soldier at the polyclinic hospital re
cently. He is now at Governor's Island,
being nursed back to health. The patient
Is Lieutenant Joseph I.. iNmovan,
formerly of the Sixty-ninth regiment
Ho aent to Ihe Philippines as a regular
and was wounded In the leg. Ileing
young, strong and healthy, he will not
die.
The surgeons lotind the trouble In the
shape ol a large bullet, brass-encased, In
his leg. Nature haa saved Dmovan's life
by euci sting it. Had It not !een for
Ihe poison-proof cyst that surrounded
the bullet, Do.iovau would hae died
long ago, the surgeons said.
GREAT CATAS
TROPHE IMMINENT
Which Great Kriiain Can Mow Take No
Step to Avert Report of the
Hrilish Victory Is Confirmed.
Nitw ohk, Nov. S. A dispatch to
the Tribune from London says: The
danger of a liritlsh opriaing is now ad
nutted lobe Imminent, ami thit will
affect General Holler's plan of campaign
and may render necessary the mobilize
lion of a sec nid army corps. The Has-
ntos hare a large force of mounted war
riors, armed with rifle and highly
skilled mounted infantry, and they has
an Innate paaaion for fighting and strong
animosity toward the Dutch.
leriainiy witu the free Mate at war
with England, it I Impossible for the
llritish troop to police the lUsutoland
border or take any but Ineffective pro-
cautionary measure for averting a dire
catastrophe. The black menace I the
darkest cloud sow tattling ever Africa.
Doer In Zululand.
I.oksmio MAtyrrz, Nov. (Delayed In
transmission. i A runner from Ingna
vuma, Zululand, brings new that on
November I, .ViO liner invaded Itritish
territory and advanced toward the
fort at Ingnavnma with awhile flag.
When they were 100 yard distance,
they fired volley Into the forts, which
however, had been evacuated.
The Iloers turned all the store cm
the I,elonio ami thoroughly ranssked
Pemorsdorf, which they burned to tha
ground.
Voleania ftraptiaae
Are grand, but skin eruption rob life
of j y. Ilurklen's Arnica Salve cure
them J also old, running and fever tores,
Ulcers, Roils, Felons, Corns, Warts,
Culs, lirulses, Hum, (Scald, Chapped
Hands, Chilhl ains. Rest Pile cure on
earth. Drive out pain and ache.
Oulv 2orta. a Ujx. ('lire guaranteed.
Hold by lilakeley cV Houghton, drug
gist. 2
To SJnre a Told la One llay.
Take Laxative Itromo Quinine Tab
let. All druggist refund the money if
it fall) to cur. 2Y-,
'lata.
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callln foe II.. -
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which they wereadverii.,.,1: "
LAIltkS,
Anderton, I.enni Cle, Mr j (,
Collin. Mra Chaa tiarnaon. r. M
J.nnlr-ga, Mra W C John., M vw
Johnston, MraO KUy, M i,'
Karlaon, Mr Annie Norma.,, , "
rtioinpaou, Mrs. A lingers, .Mrilliu T
Snyde. Mis Maggie (J, '""lit
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llail.r, Martin
Hiirkiiart. W C
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Hsnleti, VVtitiaoa
J'onelly, II,.,,,.
Dermlned, JhB JJ
rredrtch, l'.i,
Hume, Fid V F
Jones, CU, Ir.
Jones, Win J
Kramer, c
Kohler, I rai.fc
K"ly, Dav
Kelaav, i,r,l
Mordant. V.;C,
Mahnnjr, E j
Myers, Nan:
Norton, Fred A in
Roof, A W
Senford Urn
Sherer, Al
Rath, Jod ii
Turner, AlUrt
Thoniaa, J W
Thmnaa, T J
Tarlor, Arthur
Wea'.ile, I'oletn
Cholines, D
I ln, Jake
Gust, Fred
Jones, 11 J
Jones, O P
Krous, II
Kamp, I-enard 3;
kohler, Chat
Killer. I d
I. vie, A !
Marker, Gut
Mvers, F II
Marsh, Mr
Orion, Edaard (4)
Sline, I. V
Seggeling, Peter
li iljlaon Hros
Ryan, A O
lurney, F L
Terrile, Geo
Taylor, liren
Taylor, Win
Stane, Fraok.
II. H. Riimni, p. y.
Notice of First Merlin of f rtditon
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NOTICK FOH I't 'liUCATIUN.
r.
A. 1.4Mti rru , at Tm liii in Ou.,
(Hf.iaaa ..
N'ollr I hrtf fltrtt thai i'- l-.inrirf-HMtnrti
avltlrf h lliwei tMitlt-r of hit it)1riilH4l Io
uta.ta riltal ttsf In atipfwirt t( hi rlaim, ao4
Mial atii'l tnw l ( maittr U(-rf IU HrvUMff
tut rtrrfiTtf al Ihm allrt, ltfifj m( on tattir
4)r, N4inttvr , )ayv. vii.
Mttilaa Ihlal, or M-saler. Ori.
Il.inv-ati-a rnlfT W. T f. f O r Si,
Sl IKj f ' tw-U"ll e'lll4
north, rant- I.' Mil, . M
Mr hams- tti tilfititff lllirin h- ptari hi
rstttitu"iii maa-tii iin ami t aiiii aiiwa l
at! iaui. it
1 haa. Milt'oi Matr. nrrsx-'ii
lti 1h(naf,
Hrrinan Htsinnnan atl r r 1 j t
f lu'lfU ft, m
1 It I'allua. (Itrtfi.ti.
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ort? 11
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noticf: fok pciu.icatiox.
1-ND Orm a avTea lui 1 . I'a.f
l I..I. r 7. l"V (
Nnllre la heretr len Ih.l II." Mii.alliS
hn, ..I M-tl!er ha llleil n"llr "I l,l lufcull'
In mke final In .rl ( In- rUlra, aiiJ
thai -. .f..f lll ! n.ajr nel,.n. li e Ktln
ami t(cw-tr at 1 te iallra.mcoii, i.a hatunlaf,
.Noriliar Ift-Zl, III:
Sanaa V. lion land, ttf Tha Kallaa. r.
II melea.l f.nlir So. '''. t"r Ihe bf1,
hi and S t SI a fn- 1", 1. I ami.
re II I... W M.
H namra Ilia l..ll..wln lli.raea I" 1
bla eotiiltiitirtia realdanen upu ami rultUalKal
til aatil lati.t, via , .
J. 1 1. litre, J W Jrlrr. Fred ifnl aa4 J.
W. J..hl.tjU, allot 1 he lalle.Hic.i.
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SUMMONS.
IS Til K c lHCt IT C'Ot'RT rir TIIK nrT
1 nl iiraaon, (or Ilia eounty o( a"-o.
Harriet A. lnwa, Ha I nil IT,
a.
W llllam II. II. ainmn, deleiidaiit. ,
To William II. II. aiuioii, Ilia al. r riamas
di'leiKlatll
In Ihe Name nl Ihe Male nl Orerm "
herel.r llirilller) Io Im ami art-"r III "'"JT
vnllllnl ciurt oil nr blirn tha ! " lJ
l.llhllrallon of Ihla lllliiui'iiia, loll on a "e
li.re haluol.T. the IMh lr i( i.remla, mt
Ihen and than tn an-wer Hie ennipi.iinl '
alfot named l.lallilllt lll.d aanln-ll""
atxiveenuileil HI. and II Toil a.i tall In
and ananer aald romnlalnl, l'r "' ""TU
flallilirl will a 1.1.1 f lo aaldemirt l"l '
. . i i , . . . i i . i. . h 1 1 ,tf a a.
eren . Ihe. horlilllle.l omul ,.r. . i .li-Svty-J
ml anmillllil Ilia bolula nl nialrliiiin"
and lirrelolnr. ealnllng helweeii l'l"l'"ia
delrnilant, and lor an nbanlni deer- "I dl"""
Irmn yim, Ihe aalil fleletiilalil. mi-.
1 hi. iimmona l re. uim f..n hy P1"; '"T
lion Ihervol l,y order nl lli M"" rt ' JlTi
haw, mle nl tha al.e enlllh'l " iio.
nnlef Ijeara dab nl Ihe and day "( 1 '"Tv' 1
and dlrr,-l. thai ald auinmnlia ( ""..T
tlieaald delrndanlhy l.iihlli aimn lh. iei.1 PV"
riiriu. mkm III Vli I'all
eeily lir.lT o general nren M?.
Il.li.il In Ihe liallea, ao ei.iiiii' .
.l. piihllru,,n Io - " '" XL, tA
MUwr, ami mnl on Ihe I"1" "
nveuiuer, iw. ..... .
lit Ki lt st,.;t
ael7 II Atlornaia h i i ' -
Executor's Notice.
Hnllre la herel.r slven that Ihe "'"'"'ilS
haa hiwll aiiKilliled h order nl Ihe eo lini
nl the .iaie ol ire..n Inr "'" """""" nna
Ihe will nl Marf llllla, ileraaaeil.
l..llll and h.UimiiiI nl a-hl M,ny "i i .
eeaeed. All nenuiii. harllif ell"'- ' w,o,
euieani harehy nolinni in lire- 101)1.
II, m iir.r I'niit.fierft In me at Ihe
llillliin Wllann, Ihe lallea. ' '
lihln
nii l.lh Irmn theflalanr una nun...
Haled Heinle, lll.h, ;!(M-MAH1r!.
flel II II r""'
rvfliutrir's Notice.
A II neranna havmir elalma asal"-' '''"V
of KlfalH-lh Ann I alea. dereawl. a " ttJ,
nnlllledt.. .re-enl the .aine, Pr''lf, ,,.,
at Ihei.rrlrn i I Ihe iiii'leranri.rd, n 'rity
i-,liil..l eteeutnrnl aalil ealate. a l " . lM
i ir. .m, n lll II limiilha Irmn Hie dale
piililleallnn l Ihlanmlre,
l.aleil Hi a l.lh day nl "rlnhef , l-j ()(.aNi
l .vrilliiT.
(let 14 II f
Aalsartlaaa I.