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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-06-05
Ser Shlauberacr,

Gin Bauer in Der Nabe pom Geplis NETS
tete unlansit INN rin erflefli9es Nuantum
@sritenlaft, baB er ii6 BON einem Giiens
babnSus iiberfabren laien Tonne, obne uers
lest gu weroen. Die 5reunoe sinsen bic
Wstte elm unb p~erloren bieielbe wirtlid.
DEM als Der Gag beranbrauite, iteate f9
Der Qfffise unter oas 0iobutt unb lieb ben
9us iber ii& b%infabren, obne i'm Minbes
fen psrlett ~ werbea.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-06-05

Der Gleuslanb ,Ylain Dealer" bemerft:
y6rau Barbara Slid, Norualf, g., cine
Dame, bic Don ibrer Sdnoe Nrbeit lebt,
murbe ourd &beumatismuS bettldseria, 10
baB iie ni9ts arbeiten fonnte. Die Oofs
loren uermlodten ibr weoer Seiluns nod
yinoeruns gu sewdbren. Oa empfabl ibr
cine 6reunbin ct. SatobS Del. sic be-
folste ben &atb unb bate etrpa brei 6laiden
usrbraudt, ole lie su ibrer sroBen 5reuoe
fano, oab bas Del cine p0lise 9eiluna
bsmirtt bate, bic iie Dor sinsm Monat fail
fir ein Wunosr sebaIten baben wiiroe."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-06-05
Dir Seutid,r WrnSlferuuo Der Ser,

Sic ocntide Sep0lterung Der Ser.
Staaten, belduft ii6 auf Spei Wtiuionen,
na6 bem Genius bon 1880. Seit6em III
circa nod 4 Wtiuion Oeuti9sr c~iusemans
bert. Die !3abl Der 0eutidsa meritansr
aber in ben Ser. Staaten, Die BON Oeut;
iden abitammen unb nod Oeutide Sitten
uno @ewobnbeiteii, 10 wie Oeuti9e Spra9e
beibebaIten balten baben. belduit ii9 aui
pier Wtiaionen Seelen. Oas iino st. Diil:
lionen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-06-05
g II It t eS WIIerIet.
$4,000 versus $3.50.

.Mit unocrn Iersten babe i'd So, SOC
ausae9cbcn," idrcibt 0err s. SO. Tborn:
ton uon glaiboru, Miii.. rieoo9 wur6t
mein Sobn nur bur9 ben @ebrau6 por
Samaritan Nervine Don Der Saulu6t &c:
beilt." Dies itcbt auf Slri nit bunberter
uon auocrcn 6daen; i9neu aber bur9:
grcifeno..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-06-05

oes Doftor 9sribert unb ieines Sobnes ii9
erinnern."
Still, flu" fiiiterte plOtli6 Ser Ne.
ger, unS ocutete anf Die breite Su9enalee.
@uioO folste NIT ben @nsen Der Nid:
tuns ieines ansseitredten Singers unb &C.
mabrte Die Ilinbe. iucldc lan9ium auf ben
ebenen Wese babinsci3ritten fam.
G6ortiesuns folst.l
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-06-05
6iuh Cir ruinirt

in fdrperIider @esiebuns aus irsenb mel
9em @runbe, irgeno weIder llria6e, BE-
ionoers pen bies Der Sal lit burd @e:
braud irseno zines Der tauienb sebeimer
9ilsmittcls bic 10 uiel ucripreden nit Ian:
gen sefdlidten i3eusniien. = firdten 81,
nidt. = tleberseben Sic iid Der b.ilenocl
&raft Der 6opfens@ itters, unb in fur,e'
.3cit wir6 Sbre @eiunobeit wieoer bic bette.
blibenolte icin.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-06-05

Gin Snoianrr biiBte in Icpoba bci cincm
llnflu auf Der Der Siiospacific. Balm einen
SUB eii. Gr uerflagte Die Sabn:@cIeus
i4lft auf S1locneriab unS erbielt pom
elmer sSurp bdS nctte Simmden BON $751;
600 ais Gnti6dOi9ung ;ussipro9en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-06-05

Nadbsm mid Der Sulten beiiest bait Der arse,
2rus man MIDI bierber, .eine eeide i'm SarSe."
Dies miro nidt Define @rabi@rift fem,
wsnn Du gu Oeinen 9uiten bel 3eiten Or.
Yieree's Golden Medical Discovery
(soloene meSi,iniide @ntoeduns) sebrandlt
Ous Mfittel bilft Defenders sesen 9unsen:
i9wa9e, Ylutipeien, ma9tliden S4weiE
uno Die Anfanssitaoien Der @bSebrunS. =
0ei allen Npotbetern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-06-05

Ser &epnoiator Mabpme tebrt iid ben
Oeut an oas @,eieb sesen NheBments unb
branbidabt Die Sunbesbeamten in Tirsis
MEN na9 mie Dor. Cur 8oriidt aber ldBt
er ii4 bic 8eitrdse NIT fOlsenoem Sesleits
idreiben ididen:
sd ienbe ~Sbnen-DOuars, weIde mein
f%reiwiuiser 8eitras gu ben Soften bes Wabls
temples in Norfolt County fir bas Sabr
1883 fno. Dieter 8eitras mirb ireiiuiais,
obne poIitiide ober amtlide BeeinFuhuns
s%eleiitet. Sd sebe i'm germ unS nit 6reu'
benz. -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-06-05

Mmn fam nidt alles nn6 bcrielben
Gae meilen." aber Nierenfraut fam in
alien 6dlen Don 2ebers, Maaen, unb Nie.
rens6ranf9eiten uno ibren @eiclcn, aol-
oene Ioer, S%critopfung, Diabetes nit Nies
Der nit Griols ansewenoet werSen. Mou
pcriude es uno bas llrtbeil wirb baiielbe
iein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-06-05
Nn Sas Yiiraer,nciiter.Nmt in gaSer

born s%eIanste firsli9 in einfadcm Gopert,
nit Dem Yoititempel Gucrsbers, elm Sun.
oertmarti9ein." Iuf eincm einlicsenoen
i3etteI cbne Namensuntcridrift mar in einem
taubermeliden Oeutid bic gsmsrfuns ME:
berseidrieben. iener Setras fol- unter Die
BON benz 9roBen Sranbe i'm Sabre 1875
@ei1dbigten uertbeilt werben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-06-05
On hrn Scr. stantrn Ieben ca. Isl

On bcm Scr. Staatcn Icben ca. 49,:
900 fatbolii6e .sSnoiancr. Oauon fom.
men auf bas Snbianer Serritorium ca.
100, 900 Minnciota 10000, @aib. Gcrr
10, 900, Montana 1900 glifornia 5000,
Mi9isan 1000, Ganias $500, Oafott
1000. Oregon 1000. 9~lrisona 1900
8iseoniin 4 1900, Main 400 New 9or
900, Soabo 700.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-07-19
PASSENGERS.
VESSELS IN PORT

VESSELS IN PORT
II. l. j. Ms s. Rinjio, Ito
Ship Shandon,
Bk ii w Almy, Freeman,
Blk ID G Murray, Rink
Blk ST Lawrence, Webb
Bktne Ella, Howe.
Bgtne w q Irwin, Turner
Schr Courser, Colby.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-07-19
TELEPHONE.
ARRIVALS.
VESSELS LEAVING THIS DAY

VESSELS LEAVING HIS DAY
Schr Caterina for Hanalei
Blk d G Murray for San Francisco
Schr Waimalu for Hanalei
Schr Liholiho for Hanamaulu
Schr Jennie for Kawaihae
Schr Manuokawai for Kawaihae
Bgtne w G Irwin for San Francisco
Blk st. Lawrence for Victoria, B. G..
Schr Gen Seigel for Koolau
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-07-19
WATER NOTICE.
To Ladies and Gentlemen

A BOUT to visit the Coast or the East.
IA BY special arrangements with the
General Agent for the Pacific Coast of
the q. b. & Q, Railroad, Mr.. II. ID. Nc
Kay, am enabled to grant splendid ia
cilities in the way of tickets and bag
gage checks. Amy desired information
about routes, stopping places, hotels,
places of interest, charges and fares, can
be obtained on application TO
j. WILLIAMS,
Fort street.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-07-19
VESSELS EXPECTED.

Rig Name From Due
stmr Mariposa fin S f. July 81
Stmr Australia, fin Australia, July 20
Stmr City of n. Y, FIN 5 f., Aug 8
IL. /. Ii. Ms Skobeleif
Blk NJ ,rtha Davies i'm Boston Oct 2
Blk Bell Isle FIN Newca stle due
Blk Spartan, FIN New York July ~
Blk Campus fin Bremen, Ju 8
Bktpe Malay, fun Newcastle due
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-07-19
To Let,
$50 REWARD

WILL BE PAID to any person or
w persons who will give such in
formation us will lead to the conviction
of the person or persons who obstructed
or caused to be INSTRUCTED the road to
Waikiki, beyond Sunny South, by plac'
ing an ox.cart across said road on the
night of the 24th of May instant.
D. DAYTON, Deputy Marshal.
Honolulu, May rs, 1888 AL
The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1883-12-21
Does the Day Increase in Length ?

It is we'll known that Prof. g. Dur
win has associated what may be regard
ed as q new theory OF cosnlicai evolu-
tion with the gradual retardat.on OF the
earth's rotation spin, and couseIuant
lengthening Of the day. Mr.. L. >'on,
formerly cnief assistant at Gre'llw .c.:,
and now the head OF the Radclit o.
'servatory, Oxford, has just published
some calculations, which, though they
do not actually disprove the charge IL
the earth's rotation rate, throw grave
doubt on the only direct evidence eve
recognized in it's favor. Wien it was
found that Hansen's lunar tables Go
not accord with the evidence respecting
the moons movements derived either
from actual observation Or from the
study of ancient eclipses, it was Sr1s
gested in explanation of the di~cr.p-
ancy corresponding to an appar.u5
gain of the moon on her calcu,at d
place. that it may be apparent only,
and due to change of the rate of going
of our great terrestrial timepiece the
earth, by which, Of course, we time the
moons movements. Delaunay showed
that, owing to the movements of the
tidal wave in direction opposite 10
that of the earth's rotation, the rot,s licn
rate must diminish, though very SLOWLY
Sir George Airy, going through tie
same process of inquiry, obtained q.
first a negative result, bur later recog-
nized the existence of certain terms in
dicating retardation. Since then it
has been regarded as an accepted doc
trine that the length OF the day must
gradually increase until the day is as
long as the lunar month. Nay, Prof.
Hall, Astronomer Royal for Ireland,
goes further than this, and considers
that the solar tide must eventrall
lengthen the day till it is equal to the
year, overlooking apparently the fact
that the lunar action will prevent anY
increase beyond the length Of lunar
month. But Mr.. Stone has found req
son for believing that the discordaroo
between theory and observation whi~i,
has been thrown on the earth s rotation.
does not exist, SO that $50 far q, We
know at present, the time of the eartis's
rotation is constant" If his calcula,
tion should he confirmed it would not
prove that there is no retariation III The
earth's rotation, but that the length of
the day is changing much more :'owly
than had been supposed-too slowly, u,
fact, to lie recognized. Contemporary
ReUien.
The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1883-12-21

Last Sunday religious services were
held in Anaconda for the first time. a
union Sunday school was also. organ
lied.
| Lewis and Clark county has derived
a revenue of about 5000 from COM
| mercial travellers this year, in the way
| of licenses.
Andrew Brown, professional thief
OF Missoula, was arrested and his den
raided. He had varied and interest
ing assortment of goods stored away
as the product Of his business.
The two Stevensville robbers (the
third was killed., captured a few
dayss ago, were committed to Jail in
lefauit OF $s5.OO0,t ,te appear at the next
term of court.
In the Massachusetts mine, Montana
district, last week, M. L. Lohmire was
holding drill when the striker made
i mislick. hitting MIN on the side Of
the head, cutting an ugly cash and
fracturing his skull.
A Montanian who was asked bv an
eastern reporter what the resources Of
the country were, replied: "Got
everything, gold, silver, iron, copper,
coal, wheat, vegetables, niggers, Chi
namen, Injuns. That's all we want
Minneapolis papers say that among
the Montana cattle that pass through
that city considerable numbers are
afflicted with "big jaw" which while
not contagious, renders them unfit for
beef and they are generally shot at the
Minnesota transfer.
The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1883-12-21

Tom Thumb died comparative Y
young for q dwarf Richard Gii,eo
miniature painter and court uwarf ~
Charles l., lived to he Is, and hls .iU.l !.
wife, Ann Shepherd, to he IS. -
Godfrey Hudson. dwarf and 4 p!omat
to Charles H., expired at So, and ih
little gentIeman's span OF life was
shortened by his incarceration, on "a,
picion OF conpivance in the Popish plot.
in the gate-house at Westminster, whero
he died. The far-famed Polish dwari
Count Borulawski, TOR whom Geors..z
". provided, died also at an advance
age. Dwarfs are better constituted. sst
Barnum SAYS, than giants, both mel=
tally and physically.
The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1883-12-21
Put His Foot in II.

According to the ."si4,iasic r.
searches" this phrase derivss lis orr.
from j. custom in Hirloosta y iier &.
title to land is disputed, two aolea i
dug III the ground and used 70 cnca@
. limb Of each LAWYER, and tie une vi.
tires first lost the case! In tiiis counti
it j generally tie client WHO "pat IL
fc,.s =. s..
The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1883-12-21

GALLATIN COUNTY, M. T.,

Is Situated at the Terminus Of the National Pnrh
Branch of the w. p r. r. miles north Of the Man,
moth Hot Springs, onesni1e from the National PARK lime
on the zUgst bu,h of the Iellozvsto71e Rver II Wrn-
tee Title has been obtaiaed In tuuor of the Northern Pa
ci1c Rairond and other Capitalists, Who WW spare no
pains opening to Speedy Settlement On and after
December 18th books 7OiN be open to those 10snS to OBJ
tain Title to Lots No iskinS to invest IN ToOn
Property afford to loose the present opportunity, o1u~
inc to the liberal policy oe COMPANY relative to Price
and Terms of Payment
The Su1ro1ndine Country abo1ndsim COIL equal
to the Bitn1uous Coal If Pennsylvania making this an
excellent point for Smelling Works, for the Bear Gulch
onozCzays Fo Mines, 1Uhere smelling isiperhnus
tible East o1 CINNABAR is Uctst Grazing country.
a1o,zine excellent facilities for Stock Raising. The
Lands lying north and south along the Yellowstone Vul
ey erceedn ely 1e"le mountain streams dfo7d5n9
ample 1Uater for nll Hrieatine purposes, making de-
sirnbe country for those wshins to engnee in Agrcz
tltynI Pursuits.
Fu furnished application
PARK IMPROVEMENT CO.,
Yell0UStone National Rlrc.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-11-30
Skating for Life.

That skating has been in some cream
stances some thing nore than mere el
egant accom- % ishment Is well illustrated
by two aneco1' es, told by The author OF
some entertaining "reminiscences Of
Quebec" Of two ettlers IA the far West,
whessayed their lives by the aid OF their
skates. In ona CASE the backweod>man
haaz lbsen captured >l1y Indians, who in.
tended soon after to t>rture hin to tiessh
Among his baggage there happened to
be & pair of skates, and the Indians Gu
riosihy was SO excited that they asked
their captive to explain their use. He
led his capters to the edge of wide lake,
where the smooth ice stretched away as
far as tie eye.could see, and put on the
skates. Exciting the laughter Of the In.
dians 10y tambhng about in q clumsy
manner, he gradually increased his dis
lance from. the. shore till he at length
contriged to get . hundred yards from
them without exciting their suspicion,
when he skated away as fast as he could,
and finally escaped: The other skater il
said to have been skating alone one
moonlight night, and, while contemp plat
ing the reflection of the armament IN the
clear ice, and the vast dark mass of for
est surrounding the lake and stretching
away IN the background, he suddenly
discovered, to his horror, that the adja-
cent bank was lined with a pack Of
wolves. He at. once " made tracks" for
home, followed by these animals ; but
the skater kept ahead, and one by one
the pack tailed of. Two.or three Of the
foremost, however, kept up the chase,
but, when they attempted to close with
the skater, adroitly farming aside he
allowed them to pass hnn, and, alter a
few unsuccessful and vicious attempts
or the part of the. wolves, he succeeded
in reaching hin log hut ia safety. Bet
1rnuia. ~ -.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-11-30
FORESTS AND R.lEN.


Itswould appear that the interest in
the preservation Of forests in. this eoun-
try has not come any too soon, as there
are districts already Threatened with the
deathly aridity which has caused ancient
rivers in the Old World to shrink to
langnid streams, and converted fertile
and productive regions into almost IN
inhabitable wastes. The =. supply of
water for the New York canals 10 r,aa-
ming short. Twenty five years ago"
says ex-Gov. Alvord, Of. that State,
"there was no such. trouble. When
was young man, Onondaga creek was
. busy, boisterous stream, that sup
Piled unlimited power for manufactur-
ing purposes Now it is. sluggish,
dirty, marrow course, fit for no other use
than common sewer" The reservoirs
and lakes that once furnished an ample
supply of water for the canals have
shriveiea, till now they furnish only
o precariots and insufficient supply, and
this threatens IT, become exhausted
the result, it is believed, Of the wanton
destruction Of the forests that once drew
abundant rain from the clouds. Elk
Gov. Alvord believes that, before many
years, the Legislature will be forced to
direct its attention to the subject and
adqt measures to protect the forests
that are left and induce the planting Of
new ones in regions Row ~s.-1&.
Lou&s lSeloublicra.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-11-30

zctnall,c sel,se asltsrp statlon d tine conn
ssbined astronomical and sep,llc hral char
aeter "a this wonderful structure Il 1t.
is certain on the one baud that the
bnilding was built astr aud
was meant Tor astrono nniienl oDseryv atiion.
II Is .eq nall certain that il was meant
tors tomb, that il WAS closed in very
soon after the King died Tor whom it was.
buiit, that, IN tine, its astsoaosnica value
related to himself alene. AaAn aatro-
.loginal edifoe, 8 gigantic horoscope for
him and him only, we, cssa understand
its rurport, much though we may marvel
rs the vast expenditure Of care, labor
and treasure ct which il was erected.
Granted fah faith IN asHology (and We
know there was such q faith, it was.
worth Hkile to build such q structure as
the Great Pyramid, just as, granted Abe
ideas Of the Egyptians about bnrial. we
ran understand the erection OF so IN lgaaty
nass. and all save its;speeial- astroaom-
ical chasaoter. OF no other theory tLan
t.lzt, which combines these two,strange
but most marked characteristics of the
Egyptian mind can sthis> be said.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-11-30
B R I C X

We have now for
sale at our brick yard
on the Little Falls d
Dakato railroad a.
large supply of the
finest brick i'm tl,e
= erthwest. Complete
facilities for shipping
by rail. Prompt and
careful attention CIV
en- to orders from 4
distance.
Martin Scott.
LITTLE FALLS, MINK.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-11-30

s HIM arez hi, thin Z, saii1 b
81 have used 1aithput lplsers
standing them "a y u 4, 6 IA
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-20
REAL ESTATE.
FOR
T,H1.

The finest residence in this CITY: new. modern.
artistic: location unsurpassed.
10 sores IN northwestern part of the city.
Known as Hyde Park addition. Street cars
within three-quarters of mile of the tract.
Worthy the consideration of capitalists. VIII
sell as a whole or in blocks.
a desirable home on Nina avenue; lot so feet
by 1877 to alley.
30 acres near the Manitoba road and HamIine
university.
good, medium sized house, No. 597 Holly
avenue. In neighborhOod where values are
rapidly advancing. Price reasonable.
A block in Summit Park addition.
a comfortable, Well-built house OF ten rooms,
well, cisten and stable, on Iglehart street, near
Arundel.
The brick block, corner of Nash and Missis-
sippl streets, l0OxlOO feet, four dwellings and a
store.
A block in Holcombe's addition.
Three lots, corner of Kent and Carroll streets
A residence in the best part of lower town;
convenient to business
The WARM house on Summit avenue, Sum-
NIT Park addition. Several parties are looking
at 1t. 1t Will soon be sold. Splendid location,
valuable lots, 200 feet by 400.
a beautiful lot on Dayton avenue, between
Western and Arundel. Such lots are already
scarce on the hill.
An improved wheat farm on the Casselton
Branch r. B., Is miles from Casselton and
three from Arthur Station. Over four hundred
acres ready for crop. Cheap.
Excellent wheat lands on the Black Hills r R.,
IN Richland Co., D. T., west of Wahpeton; on
the Fargo Southwestern road, near Lisbon; in
the vicinity of the Cooperstown Sanborn r.
r., north of Sanborn, and on the jamestown l.
Northern R. R., north of jamestown, D. T.
For Rent-For five or six months, the fur
nished house, No. 10l Wilkin street. Good
stable, large yard.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-20

STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF RAMSEY
O-ss. In Probate Court, Special Term, April
49, 1885
In the matter OF the estate of Hannah Henry, de-
whereas Josiah G. Munro, Abby ]. Gray. Laura
T. Brooks and J. ". CTOssOn have fled with this
court herein their duly verified petition, of which
the following is substantially a copy:
ssYOur petitioners respectfully represent that
heretofore. tO-wit on the 2Sth day of July 1871 =
decree was made-by this court without notice,
purporting to assign the estate Vi the said Hannah
Henry deceased, T the residue thereof to the per
court has made an order IL terms dischGrging the
administrator.
Tbat your petitioners We become the owners
IN, .,urcbqse of a portion of the real estate en-
bTaced in said decree, situate III Ramsey county.
9TInnes )ta, as f li0TS: said Josiah y. Munro, of
LOT tvtnty-s even 81, in b,Ocl, nine 90, OF Hol-
combs addition TO SAINT Pau. according TO the
plat thereof ord in the ONCE OF the Register
0f DEEDS Of ihe county o. Ramsey aforesaid. said
Abby J. Gray. of lots nineteen 49, and twenty 20l
of said block nine 81; said Laura Z. Brooks. of
lots tTeutythree tz3)' twenty your "a. twenty
five rs and tFsnjysix 25 OF said block nine (9);
and said J. ". Crossn, 81 lot thirty tS)) Of said
block nine ~. Ya1r petitioners therefore ask
that said real estate pe assigned 10 your petitioners
RESPECTIVELY. as b3ve set -or5h'
II Is ordered. ta3t the a.iers of said petition
be heard by ne lye Of ais Court or Tuesday,
the 18th day OF NAY 4. ID. 50 at ten O'Clock :.
M at the Problte o6ie3 IN Saint Paul, IN said
'o II Is further ordered inst notice thereof b.
given h ths heirs Of 1il deces el and TO al per-
sons intarese In -i3 ste by the publication of
copy of -1i- order -5s three successive weeks.
paper print 80 ana pa'i=he. ai 81. Pau!, IN ssis
lev the Court. VIZ. b. AIcGBORTY,
r. 81 -udge OF Probate
At,e-f. FRANK RoaraI, Ie 'lers,
WILLIAM; = GoaDEvOw. Attorneys for Petitioner
apr--O-tw-Fri.