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ADMINISTRATIVE SALE

NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT IL
u. purrunnco Of an ord0r OF tho Probate
Court % The County of Salt Lake, Territory ot
Utah made ON tho in day OF september, 49,,
10 the matter OF the estate of John hocs, DC.
ceased, the undcuirnod, tho adnniatsatriN Of
the saul Crtntc, Will sell at private sale by
scaled bids IN writing, 70 the highest bidder Tor
cash aud duhioNt @ confirmation hy said Pro
hato court ON WodnefdaT, tho 18Th dly NJ Ocs
iuter, lsN2 NJ ~ O'Clock M. ~ the law once u
Richards a blpyle, Rooms 3g1aO, Conftituunn
Huuding, a South Main street, salt Lake nv,
Utuh, al Of thc right, title, interest Aad estate
0t The aid John hoes at Tie ilno OF hi4 death,
aud nh mo rgnt title and interest that the said
estate has, by operation Of Jaw or Otherwise no.
qulrud, other than or IN addition ~ that ~ tho
sHid j3hn Rces NJ the tine OF his death, IN and
10 Gll that certain l0t, piece or parcel " lHnf
situate. lying and hong ~ sad county OF salt
Lake, Territory OF Utah, ava bounded aud doa.
All of Lot H.N (bl, Ia hlock throo (8l, na plat.
ted In lural subdivision OF Lots six tij. seven
al and Eight (s) Of Block thirty .nino fipl Ia
Ten Acre flat ~" hiE FIELD sIryey.
Also comu encing nj the southwest corner o /.
lot one Cd, Block twenty-five i-g), Plat n, salt
Lake CITY survey, nnd running thence north
zen inl rods, thence east one }ll rod thence
e0u o ton tlul rods, thtrBe weai one h rod Ia
the place of beginning.
Terms aud conditions OF salei Cash ten per
cent. Of the purchase money 10 hn paid ON the
DAY OF sale, balance on confirm tion u asln hy
Probate Court. Deed nj expense OF purchaser.
LllXAnEiI A. RhTsE,
AdminlstrairiN OF The estate OF John Reese,
SAT- Lsie CITY, Utah, sept II, leo.
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J. cONEORs sEEKs A pAnpON.
He Sends Petition 10 Che Governor
Praying for Clcmanty.

Governor Thomas has received PC
Hilton for pardon from John Common,
a convict Ia The county JAIL. The pc.
tltion was accompanied by lu,ter
from The convict's aged mother IN
Manchester. ENGLAND Connot's let
ter iH worded as follows;
Hon.A. l.. Thomas, Governor " Utah;
Dear Slt--l was arrested last May on
n charge OF assault and sentenced 10
six months In the county jail aud to
pay n fine Of 500. bad only arrived
IN the city the day before my srrott
and meeting with s0me old friends IN.
duigcd more freely than / had been
accustomed 20 DO and 20 affected by
the po,atione that I icli asleep In a
chair In tho saloon where we were
drinking. Whom I Rwuke l found |
hsd heon robbed ~ nll ny bard earned
waVts, aud ! started cut 10 nnd thu
lhlui " possible. Nv search was fruit
less aud ON nay way back 10 The saloon
where had been robbed, ! was met
| by three men, nll OF whom were under
the Influence OF liquor and inclined 10
| be quarrelsnfuo. One Of the party dc.
/ mantVd my money from me, aud on
my roiusnl to comply with his demand
he assaulted me, and, SeDing the odts
against me, thought 81 intlmldaio
them by pulling my revolver which
was accidentally di'charged IN the eY.
/ element of the moment AS the
/ patty assaulted M, 70 testified nt my
| trial, 7 think under the clrcumstauccs
you could conveniently remit The fine,
/ aud 10y IN doing enable me 10 BE- re-.
1 leased before winter sells IN and 10 rrO-
cure work 80 cru earn money enough
% 80 home to my aged and widowed
mother ~ soon M possible, who hrs had
| 90 depend ufon tie generosity ~
/ friends Tor means Of support since my
| incarceration. You wiz tUr ~ the On.
/ closed letter which have Just
received from her that she carr, II
| ly deslres my speedy return
home 20 that she mey have me
| 10 lean on IN her lart days nnl
sec me before she dice. II you viii
Vrnciuusly grant my pray | SHAH leave
the country NJ the earliest possible
moment never 10 return. Awaiting
| your generous consideration Of this
my petition and paying you msy
grant II, remain yours very humbly,
| JOiiN CoNNORs.
County JAIL, SALT LAKE CIlY,
September 10, 1892.
Accompanying this appeal was The
following letter from IFS mother Ia
| ENGLAND.
My DEAR HoN:-l am very sorry foi
Whist has happened to you. I WA tX-
| pecling 10 see you home ouco more be.
fore / die. would zinc rely hope
that the governor could help In re-
LEASING you ~ am very much down
hearted since heard the sad nows. Il
would make me very happy 10 hear Of
your release and 10 think Of you help
ing me once more. have struggled
hard 10 keep home for myself and
ain well respected amongst my neigh
bore. I trust e God 10 be- able 10 heal
good news from sou before long aud
that nj the end OF elk months you
viii be- able TO conn home. II Is very
hard for me 10 hear such SAL news Ia
my old age when you should he .
comfort 10 me, your poor widowed
mother. remain your loving
MOTHER.
MANCHESTER, England, September
2nd, 1899.
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A AEL II. WOODRUFF, THE GUAR.
~ uiAn OF mo person ana estate u hhrt
hAtu % NluuirCd u. and MARY a. Muudrun
miuots, having nled his petition horon
uuly yeuhgd, praying Tor mi order Of sale
Of itrt ut tho real estate " sad mtnors
Tor tho opposes therein sot forth, It IL
hereby rh red that The next OF kin OF The
wards and all perflnA Interested In me etthtc
or iaid minors, anp'ar before the said Probate
Court, on Tuesday, the iih daylot October, ltli
Court Room Of said Probate tOurt,l the Couu
y Court House, IN the city and county of salt
Iaf", +, tah Territory, 10 chow cAuso Why "a
order should not be granted 10 tho slil gugr
dian, TO sell "a much " the real estate N
the said minors a. private sae rs shan ht
necessary, aud thm copy OF THIS order ho
published ~ least tiucc hucccAslNu week. lu the
DEsrnir kvLNtNu Nfws, arewspapCr priut'
ed and published m said city and county,
Dated -cpt. 10Th, itp2
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-. nemocrals Of che First pfeclnct
,o Tho south wing Of the ENposl'
I,,ldinV. s. ellison was elected
.,.,,Ban and II. S. Leney, secretary.
,onmlitec OF six was appointed
.,sng OF Messts. Fuller, Hewlett,
80 Timmony, Lawson and snow,
'..,,t, on order of business, who re-
~ IS follows
Tin, order Of husinees-rhat present
,re,n be mad1 p-rmaAent
s,eoud-rhe npporuonment tor the
,',,,otlal convention be- two dele
',,-tOm each BIshop's ward, selected
,,,1e wards, and i've st large; that the
..,,,,onment for ,hc county convon'
~. be six delegates from each
s.bob,s ward, selected by the wards,
and tel, at large.
Order Of Business--l. The rejection
.,eve delegates nt large 10 the Terri
s,,l convention. 9. The election OF
,,,delegates from each ward TO tho
janitorial convention. .. The cleo
s,aof ten delegates at large for the
,opty convention. Z. Tho election OF
,.delegAtvs from each ward to the
,au,y convention. 8. The nomina'
I'm for Justice OF the peace anu nomi'
lion Tor constable. q. The election
IA precinct central committee COM
sei Of seven members, one from each
and and one at large. s, We recon-
end that voting bo done by ballet.
The call for nominations as delegates
dlarge brought cut tho names OF Lt
gnnee Young, q. w. Snow, A. +.
schroeder, W. Fuller, J. B. Timmony,
AS. Laney, j. Koysor, j. B.Wsldou,
j. q. smith, ana from these Me srs.
Young, Fuller, Tlmmony, Hohroede
All snow were elected.
Nominees for balance OF delegation
vef.;
Robert siddoway, s. T.. Allen; alter.
ta,ss, Joseph Booth, q. IL. ellison.
Ge5rge A. Alder, q. T.. LhfBon; alter
tAle, W. j.. ID. Barnett.
George StTinglellow, James w,
E,rilsJ; alternates, +. Coulter James
AISLE.
Johh d. Smith, ]. b. Keysor; alter
Air, john McDonad, j..
AT. Webb, A. Nj. Woolley; alter
liles, @. w. Ponrose, J. M, Hamil'
30.
J.B. Walden, q. 4. Mclean; alter.
ul,s, James r. Strong, IL. A. Reeves,
For delegates TO the county conven'
In, At large: +. Coalter, John Me
D,eald, Jr., Logrsnd Gillett, Emil
igl, A.. T. Schroeder, j. M.HaIniltoni
lohu A. kavsnRugh, George ID. Al.
iui +. W. Wheeler, Edwin Frost
ytfe elected.
Nominations for balance OF dolegn'
lhn were; 3. w. Alley, Joseph o.
Wl,buuon, s. II. Gilfon, j. B. Tim.
a9ny, LtGrnnd Young, s. &. Allen
.ltinatts, james Dunn and Thomas
lthIson.
Q. A. Lund, W. II. GALLAGHER, Jo
sTh kdmunds, w. H.. u. Barnett, @
2 larson, r. O. Nelson; alternstes
Ihu GALLAGHER ana Ernest Penfose.
" - biAhtOht We hluhhNI ptolA
silbgiellow, j. w. Earliey, :. w
Andrew, a. l.. Gleason, alternates, ]
Hewlett, Thomas Curtis and Jamei
Aie.
~ II. MoAilister, 8. G. Williamson
William Foster, l.. Dahlquist, Richard
CHAMBERLAIN, William Rawlins; al
ihates, L. p. Frost, Frank Rawlins
A,ioni heysor and G, J. Anderson.
~. Smith, Jr., j. Il. Rush, w. d.
tHooley, J. u. oblsd, i. J. Nelson
,,drey Gfoo; altefhates, Gustav,
Aioegef and Il. II. Thornberg.
us. Lanty, f. II. Poll, janice Os
hd, John q. Larsen, q, A. Mclean
d. walden; altSrnates, Rodney
lillian and j. +. Taylor.
ua'1sye Kroeger was nominated FOL
F.Iee OF the peace.
nam NAylor was nominated fo
Ntliable.
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nrHOCRAHIC PRIMARIES.
,,,. and Enthusiastic Meetings Held
Last hight.
,,sr or DELEGATES CHOSEN


,..,ocra,lc primaries were held In
,stlous precincts Of the city la''
= 80 eject delegates to attend the
'Nu, convention to he held In this
alD w saturday next, and the Terri
~ Convention which meets at Provo
,ms bth Of October
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Miner. W. Barber, J. watkrop, Il. A.
Hyde.
a llernaleg-iaincs Dryer, John -.
Burhidge, Walter Corb.ti,
sixteenth ward delegsies-W. Is.
Deaton, r. Holc1mh, John n. Muir.
phy, W. A. Hodges, a. Sullivan, D..
ii, Rush, L.. A. POLAND, Thomas
Morris, q. a. Clubs, H.. T.. Rich.
A lt,rnntes--R p. Morris, John q.
smith, W. z. Mckoover.
Ninttconih Ward Dtierstes--Janea
G. Jensen, ]. l.. hansen. .. lLatz, 3.
a, NOwcomh, Jamps pugsley, John
IA. Back, William VaIloy, Hardin
Ronnion, Thomas Hancock, John n.
Pike.
Administrations Slight, r. j.
E.yerill, q. y. Welace, II. Collett.
Twep,y.second Ward Dsleia.e.-O.
IL. Hardy, A. NJ. prcece, !. $. Grow,
John w. Hnslam, II. J. Hayward,
Joseph II. HaslAm, J. Ncbesor, Il,
Lamph, George Hezin, Milo Vincent.
AlirrnAtua--b. =. CAntwcO, n. NJ.
rl,t, George Pugsleyi s. II. Pay lor, H..
Peek.
Twen,y.lbird Ward Dulegales--G Geo.
u. Jones, Edward Brooks, James
Stacey, II. y. Hanseu, i. 8. Fern
slrom.
Aliornate--ChntloA Burns
Center Wafd Delvgates-Afthnr
Fruini W. W. kiu1le, ). .. bfo"h' b.
II. HOilingVeIsh, joan dgeen'
Aiteruato8-David NJ. Whitaker,
Joseph Sinnone.
John l.. Nebeter was the unanimous
choice Tor Justice OF the peace, anu
lhomN j. Everill ior constable.
The delegates 10 the ltrtiloilsi con.
vontiun were chosen rom the DOuy 81
tho houso'iD the same manner ns mo e
TO lhe county convention Inc ISL Is
Seventeenth WArd--E. a. Smltb,N
u. Guntof, y. A. Hyde, W. Baibvf' j.
II. ltumtl, II.
Altofnates--W. H. Psobi f. H.
sloan, w. II: schluter'
,, SlAeeuvn '"N.' lsaun, ="
mmo,ln, w. 4Ng iy, i"o'i"' "a
iiViSou, W q tto"s .. - "a
-r, ~ ieeIn" T., 10y. n"'P'9' VI w.
IN mlIayni ~" ,19aMie9r r..,ui
~ rin ~ elis d., w. ~ uu'in'
'unH ~ ~ W w. "i'Si - H' nam
a. Nru q t,.,.
Ailtins'cuL"' ~ N'''' % N""'
'o1 ~ ru is,',o,,i r,,5n II Had,
i"SNsy .1ei ~ Ia..,.i
o. ~. Nooehei, n, =. ithWaru' 'Oseph
o. uroW, Jusep', .. I, ,I n p.A.
hi'1rna.os- Neo'sp iAu]e"' IA : e'"'
'onn i.eee; :., ., II i P..o
iWoh'S-'hiru W"u-f' % rcr"'
''' Sn a.... u t.,.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. " yVhes'
Neh.le Whtu-,Afenur rum
ni.orha.,I1ohn oIevh. A..
iulhieuiA'eiy after huIoufhheht ule
ueIegnt9s 70 tno county vplNen ,ti., !
i.i's auu ois,illAeu ~ eleV'ns INV
a. Sni'h en"i'nlNl VI 'ue ue'eBH''on'
So. o,
~ , ,,',', '
H. " NhI.hey was ti1S'eu VuaiI
ihsh OF we nee'ins Huu " -. Hiul
uoSh secielhIy. roho"ins "'o 'ne
ueleea'os onoseh'
Delegates TO Territorial Convention
-. l.. Williams, J. II. CAIN, II. w.
Young, J. l.. Rawlins, Il. y. Richards,
ID. q. Dunbar, J. Z. Baohe, II. q,
whitney, George Il. Blair, w: H.
hoy, w. ii. Bywater, ID. Il. Mufdochi
w. II. Dale, Aliaien Young.
Alternately. w. Clayton, II. ~
Wells, w. III. Oitinger, J. IL. Iotouioi
H.. Howe, IL. II. CRhci, j. NJ. bar
low
Delegates TO The county convention
p. Il. Williams, u, II. Chhoell, Geo
Romney, Jr,, w. III. Dale ID. Z. Dun
bar, George ". Blair, J. Van Meter,
Robert Patrick, Jr., IL, ID. johnson,
a.; y, H. game; 49, W. "a. roy y " u yd mS~
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Court IN aud FOR salt Lake
County, Territory OF Utah


In the matter Of the Fsiaic Of Sarah Htr1y.
deceased
~ Office ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ oonrgn a. NIscombe, Sen executor ot
the tttatr % sarah unriy dereasgI, Boo
rendered Tor settlement, and sled iH ehId
Court, Die nnAl account % he hdmnistfauuu
of SAID estate and pouilCn for huN distribution
Of the rcsIduu oi suid estate swuug fhc pOrs0nG
entitled thereto, and that TuurrdAy, rho ON
day utu'tller, AID, lsll, At 10 O'Clock 3D., u., %
no Court Room o. sad Court, In mo County
Court House, talt Lake Ciy and County, Utah
Irrriiurl hAa been duly appointed by tie
Jufre OF fait Court. Tor the scttlOmentuf shid
Hcclunt and hearing feid petiuon for dlstrlIl
ton, at which tlma aud place any person inter,
voted N raid estate may AnpOhr and chow
cAuao, " any thorc DO, why said account should
uOn made as prnyru 2.
Dated sept. y, 1874
&. n. ALLAN
Clurk OF the Probate Court
ny CAusTKN BHpwNr, ia, Deputy
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Eecond Precinct.

lhers was large aud enlhublastio
ashuanee Ia the Second precinct In
lsenAs' Hail. The meeting was call.
= 70 order by Judge Judd. Ex-Gov.
saof Caleb w. West was made chair.
-,a aud /, M.Wnddell secretary.
Aier some preliminary motions the
.-5sung proceeded to the selection OF
"rgales as followG
TERRITORIAL CONVENTION
Dslegates-N. V. Jones, L. NJ. Wal.
~ u W. Wet, W. II. Groves, A. J.
Ighr ~ X. Thomas, j. W. Judd,
@gle'son Rhodes, r.. II. Burton, Il. q,
t.anbefs, Y. T. Lewis, @. Is. Blake.
~. Z, Lett, 4. W. Greene, j. IL.
uWvoh, D. Il. Letchor, G. Il. Barratt,
gana Colt w. IL. Casady, Thomas
s Aa,llsrnales-T. +. Howells, l.. ).
11nub A.. Glauque, Gust. Rnckmau,
"a. cannon ThomasWiBter, Joseph
gon, j. Poulton, II. G.. Holding,
y wallace, Thomas Adams, Il
heAi.ley, II. l.. Birch, Frank
v'npbell, p. J. Daily, q. w, Garter,
hrn.. ~ - - bulH, l. II o
"aA'1y' Albert preece.
COUNTY CONVENTION.
,t ny n seove named persons, together
IN NV william Burke, i. G. Loom, w.
I'M on, Joseph Christensen, Il. l..
iJ,ni'' Il. Burton, John Parry and
Ss broSn, constitute the delcqates
W. ~ county convention.
c,ovai Justice OF the peace, John NJ.
Giv,,.n, AVID for constable, Bcnianin
r "efa chosen by acclsmation.
Third Prerinci.
M y Two hundred anu nifty Demo.
sn. AIT ndtd the Third yr.einet
l~ mary In Taylor's Hal on south
suas Smith was chosen obair.
"u JAMES q. Jensen secretary.
s.n, s selection OF delegates 10 The
mn 5y convention was f1st proeos1r',
ssinr", siI districts Of the pfecl, q,
iS3the the number allotted 10 hem
SIe oldy Of the house.
ss,.u wing 10 The dplegatIop,
eseira-E. a, Smith, J..
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This Filth precinct delegates met In
the old Eleventh ward meeting house.
Il was large and earnest meeting.
4. a. Williams was selected an chair
man hld j. II. Hurd, secretary.
Tho delegates TO the Territorial con.
venlion were Us follows: $. a. Merritt,
a. a. NOTrell, Francis Armstrong, II.
Il. Henderson, Wendell Benson, J W.
Whitehead, Jr., a. MCMhsleT, T.. q.
Woolley, NJ, b. Sowles, George Cr,,
hns, Peter johnson.
Aiternatea-A. 4. Jarman, j. NJ.
Kennedy, Judge Howatt, T. A. wa.
liams, John u. Winder, J. IL. Bam
bpIgoT, q. II. Putnam, II. Il, Vaysum,
William Condon, IL. @. Roich, Frank
Harris.
10 THE COUNTY CONVENTION.
1t was moved 10y Mr.. Banks, In order
10 give thorough approximation, that
the twenty-four delegates 10 the county
convention be divided Smong the three
wards composing tho precinct, and that
each ward be allowed 10 select iih own
delegates. There were aOinU who OBJ.
iscted, but the motion finally carried,
only fow voting IN the negative.
The result Of the caucuN was US fol
Eleventh Ward Delega,es-A. n.
Cherry, d. i. Levy, George II. Cush.
ing, j, u. Mentally, IL. u. Dayif, }.
w. Donkin, &. II. Banks ana J. Ii.
Hurd.
AltornateH - DR.. Douglas, Peter
Hanson, q, IL. Vine, q. Il. putnam,
William Kelson, IL. Oswald, q. u.
Gushing, David Cameron.
Twelfth Ward Delegates 49, G. H.
Angel, II. Y. Williams, 4. A. VII,
llanis, George Cullins, II. II. Aldous
l.. II, Young, u, @. Wooliey, @ M
Donaldson.
Altornates--Jhmes Kennedy, j. IL
Midgloy, James IA, Moyle, II. Ii
Hardy.
Thirteenth Ward Delegates--M. L.
McEnany, II. q, Taysum, IL. g.
Reich, Frank Harris, John Mont
gomery, ]. A, Williams, a. q. Nor
rell, j. J .sAIc Achran.
Alternptes-l,pon Lac9n, j. HNou
bnU, William Condor, George Y. Wal
lace, NJ. Severe,
One of the most pfTaotuaI In loot inne r..
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prohibition districts OF the river shore.
whore the eyes OF lurking oats shine with
. f%orbiddinR CLEAN and where q thirsty
visitor ID apt 10 500 anAksav In . most
realistic sense OF the word,
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General Passenger Agent. Chicago, III
Notice to Readers Of The Independent.
The celebrated San Francisco specialiat

Notice to Readers Of The Independent.
surgeon and physician, Dr.. A. @. Stoddart,
president of the Liebig World dispensary
of Kansas City, No., and san Francisco.
CAL, has, by urgent request OF many OF the
residents of this part Of Montana, decided
to come to Helena and have Offices for free
consultation at the Nsw Me, chants hotel on
Sept. l to 4. At Butte City. No. 8 East
Broadway on Sept. s to 10, At Florence
hotel. Missoula, Aug. 80. At leading hotel,
Marysviile, on Aug. 81. This Will BE- q rare
chance for all persons suffering from
oh 'onio diseases and deformities, wasting,
and so-onlled incurnble diseases. to consult
the oldest and most successful special ply
stefan for tho cure OF all above complaints
and diseases of the eye, ear, nose, throat,
blood and nervous system. No one suffer-
ing can afford to lose this opportunity.
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Coming to Montana

DIR ARCHIBALD {, %sTODDART, Fan Fran
sisc0's Oldest and most successful Specialist,
senior physscian Of this firm Of Dr.. Lisbig 4 CO..
also president Of the LiebIg World Dispensary,
Of Kansas City, Missouri, and Fan francisco.
California, the largest combined and inc0rp0r-
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Opportunity
Master of human destiny am ],
Fame, love and fortune on my footsteps

Master of human destiny Am I
Fame, love and fortune on my footsteps
wait,
Cities and fields I walk. 1psnetrats
Deserts and seas remote, and passing by
Howell and mart and palace, soon or late
KNOCK unbiddsn once Of every gate.
If sleeping, wake; IL fsastinQ rise before
turn away. It is the hour of state
And they who follow me reach every state
kortals desire. Inc conquer every foe
Save death; but those who doubt or hesi-
tate
Condemned to failure. penury and WOO
Seek me in vain and uselsssly inplors
lan.wsr net. and I return no more.
ySo. J.: lsaAr,A
But fail 70 not in this respect,
Seize every opportunity to travel
Over the Chicago, Milwaukee d 81. Paul
railway.
This 10 the advice Of e
Gro. II. H1AFToRn
General Passenger Agent. Chicago, Ill
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Central R. R,

respectfully presents it's claims tQ
the new and every way desirable
SIOUX CITY ROUTE.
For folders and further particu
lars call upon local ticket agent, a
address the undersigned at Man
chester, Iowa.
J. F. MERRY,
Asst. General Passenger Agent
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS 80 ESTATE OF
~ fredel ick Sour. deceased.
Notice Is hereby given by thu undersigned. ad-
Ministrator OF tho estate Of Frederick SOUR. do
ceased, to the creditors OF, and all persona hav-
Ing claims against tho said deceA cd, to exhibit
them with tho necessary vouchers. within four
months after the first public ,tiun Of this notice.
TO tho sstd administrator NJ his place OF business
IN East Helena. Montana, the same being tho
place for the transaction Of tho business Of said
estate. In the county Of Lewis and I larke.
HUGO HAROLD,
Administrator Of Frederick our. deceased.
Dated July ~, lsyA