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The evening times., 1897-02-02
THEY WILL FIGHT IN CARSON
Dan Stuart Must Yield to Public
Sentiment.
THREATS OF THE LAWMAKERS

The Bill VIII Be Repealed if Any
Other battle-ground Is Chosen.
The sports Are Ena giDg Hotel Ac :
commodation-T Railroads Pre-
pairing for Large Crowds.
The evening times., 1897-02-02
Polite as a Actor.

Actors seem 20 think that when man
"opens letter or Telegram In tire parior he
always throws the envelope on the floor
New York Press.
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FOR SALE-HoUsEs.


FOR SALE-Sw., desirable residence;
Thoroughly modern, 81, 500; also 7th st.
sw.. property; can be converted into bust
ness property, s., 500. ID. ID. THOMPSON,
lsxb Z -. NV. Or c. tLlN1ON j. mf.S,
s07 r ST. sw. fe2-yt
The evening times., 1897-02-02
NXANTED-BITrYCLES Is.

WANTED A good bicycle for cash.
Address A V. REUTH, General Delivery
Cify Postoffice ja3O- Stem
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VIII rent or sell any of above at greatly
reduced prices, on your own terms.
SILSBY x CO, Incorp., Bankers,
6l3 18th St, opp L. s Treasury
pI-tf-em
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one elegant large brick house. a. m. i.
l l rooms: ne wis papcre land painted; a bar
gain Cor r. and 9th sts.
The evening times., 1897-02-02
EoR RENT-sToREs

FOR KENT-COrner store aud fixtures,
rent reduced. Inquire 1884 Md. ave. ne
Ia go 3tem
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HELP wANTED-MALE AND
FEMALE
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

WANTED-By a coiored man. place as
to % q st. Sc. Item
VAN r.II-II IeTICaI Lo>iuOu, Toy Young
man with ability and excellent references.
e. w, this office. III
WANTED A department clerk Zine
writer) wishes copying of any kind TO 90
at home in the evenings. Address GOMEZ,
tins office. fest
WANIED-lenSlOn clerk ucsircS sultsi-
BILE position; good Ia bits: experience: refs.
Address PENSIONS. this office. fest
NAN1ED-DH Young WHOe HIan, pldCe
as assistant clerk i'm meat store or drive
delivery wagon; references. q. W. X,
this office 1a3l -3t
CARPENTER-EXperU Trainer, all-round
mechanic, wants situation. X, this or
flee. 1a3l-3
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

Two beautiful new cottages; o and IL
rOolms: a. IA. j.. large ground; stable suita-
hle for several horses Cor. Howard ave.
and Brown St, Mt. Pleasant.
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PERSONAL.
PROF. HALEE,

Born clairvoyant and scientific paluilst:
Tells your name, occupation, and Just WHAT
you want to know; also tells about Dusl-
ness deals, love affairs, family troubles,
friends and enemies, reunites the separ-
ated, brings QuarreIs ali right, removes
spells. causes good luck, etc. Fee, 20, soc
and ST. Hours, 8 to 8 daily, except
Sunday Hours Sunday, to 4. Parlors,
925 II st. NV. Satisfaction guaranteed
ja22-2me
FAITH, hope and charity is what Is
needed now. We do our share by Selllng
an elegant lot OF fine CustOnrmade SUITS
and OVercoats, slightly worn, at remark
ably low figures Call on us. JUSIH
OLD STAND, 619 ID st. NV. fe2-7t
DANCiNG-Mornlng ana afternoon class
es will commence February 4th proXirno,
parties desiring to join will do SO at once;
lady teachers; reduction to clubs, private
so references. Address QUICK METHOD,
tIts office ja31 st
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Onel large hrownstone house; newIy paint
ed and papcred: q. III. t.; II rooms; large
grounds: very desirable. Cor. and 5tli
sts NV.
The evening times., 1897-02-02

You do not have to be
told that it means a big loss
to sell SO, SIP and $14 Suits
for $6.25, and SIS, S17. so
and $40 Suits and Overcoats
at SS. 25.
Ii is our way of clearing
up winter lines-and prov
ing very effective.
The evening times., 1897-02-02
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE
AND FEMALE

wANTED-By German couple, places;
wife TO cook or nurse; man as coachman,
butler, waiter, or any kind of work in
house or garden. 2141 II st. NV.
1a3l-3t
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LOST.
FOR HIRE.

FOR HIRE-Fuli dress suits. 81 only.
81 IItJS U,trtrsN IIO4 Ttn St NV hez45f
FOX IfitIr-IU uruuIIuers anu Duslt.2ss
men, horse and buggy or Dayton. Sl-oO anu
- ner day. Apply To the REX STA ABLES.
rear GI6 Il ST. NV: telephone call, lO9
myl6-tr
The evening times., 1897-02-02
DR.. LEATHERnAN,

Expert Specialist in the cure OF all
forms of private diseases. Consultation
free Hours, 0 to IL, 2 TO 5. Tues,
Thurs and Sat evenings. to 3. NO.
6O2 L NV. (Cioscd sundaysD
NINE FRANCIS removes spells, evil in
nueuces. reunitcs separated, gives luck TO
all; 25 and soc; hours 8 to 8. BOZ East
Cap. st. re2-U,cm
PROF CLAY Medium, tells business,
love affairs losses, etc, cradle TO grave.
for soc. reunteS separated husba udS, wives.
sweethearts or friends. ca uses speedy mar
riages; removes spells; bad luck; all trouble.
10 Co LOCALLY 4S9 /. St-sW. jal linO-em
NINE THEo, MEDIUM.
Scientific paimist and card re adler; know
YOUR fate and fortune. open daily. German
spoken. zoe. and 6Uc- v2J ii st. NV.
Il
The evening times., 1897-02-02
POSToFFICE NOTICE.

Siiould be read dsiIv. Dy al Interested, as
changes may occur at any time.
Foreign mails FOR tire week endlns eotu-
ary g, 1897, close promptly at thus oIhce
aS foIiayVa-
The evening times., 1897-02-02

HELP wANTED-MALE.
wANTED-Young man to drive bread
wagon. 2315 l. st. NV. IL
WANTED-Reliable canvassers; must be
hustlers, salary SIS per week, or CON,
mission give references and state where
last employed F. w. B., this office.
fest
WANIEn-Young man living with par
ents, TO learn business; salary, lhee caa'
So per week must be good and rapiu Peh-
man. Address BOX 81. this offlce. II
wANTED-A good. sober young man
to drive INK wagon, must nave soou
references Address II. C., this ofilce'
fe2-3t
MANTED-Energctic travenng salesman;
single man preferred; opportunity rlgne
man. Apply TO &. j. BRA DLEf, S5u T.
st. NV, today re- oo
MAN1 ED-iSOy C0al ofrlce, 633 F st.
NV: bet. . ana y. laol-oI
WANTED-A chance for men and boys
to learn barber trade in weeks. gpite gp1e
years. PHILA BARBER SCHOOL, 923
Arch ST., Philadelphia. laol-o1
HELP FEMALE.
wANTED-A girl to do light house work:
refs required and white preferred. IEVi
4th ST. NV. IleIn
WANTED-A first class woman as res
taurant cook. Address Box lO2, thls OF
rIce. 1t-cIn
MANIED-W mite lrl, TO mind Dapy;
613 Morris st. me-, bet 9th and 1th anu
and u. 1t-eln nl
WANTED-Ciood white and oolored girls;
come get your places, pay after. 63i L
st. NV. -
RELIABLE SERVANTS FURNISHED fiee
q st. :e2-3t
NTED-Young lady for travelling
theatrical company. Address STETSoN n,
this office. ~
MANTED-A good cnamDernlald and
waitress; bring references. 1924 TN
WANTED-A halt-grown White girl 70
assist in small family. 444 IL h st
NV: next TO store IL
MAhIED-I namf,ernaIoS beneraInouse-
workers and German COOK soCd WaEeS.
AL G. st. Iez-3I
NaNIrI-1 TfSI-CI8ss Iaoy aaHt tasEer.
Address q W F.. this Office. II
WANTED Competent white cook: two
in FAMILY: no other work GA ! 3th NV. 1t
WAN III-CUiOrcQ woman as COOK and
laundrcss: S15, small family. GA l.th
st NV IL
WANTED "A neat white woman 10 cook,
wash and iron: small pay, good meme.
WHITE. tbls oiilct Ie--..I
WANTED-WhiTe WOMAN to cook and
do Luuse work. small FAMILY, reference IS
S02 Rhode Island ave. le2-3t
WANTED-COIored woman Ia COOK and
do general hcusework: bring references
Apply at 479 - Missouri av. NV. II
WANTE D--Rellabic canvasserS, must
he hustlers: salary Sl5 per week or com
mission. give references and state where
last employed. +. W. b., this office.
fc2-3t
IF YOU want good situation, call at
sos 9Th St NV SOUTHERN EMPLOY
MENT AGENCY, "a floor front. fe1-3t
MA.>I EIp-IuurUuEni accomplished ali
round waist hand. must be able Ia trim;
only those accustomed to the finest work
need apply. Address LA MODE, this Of
flee fcl-3t
wANTED-A respectable woman, willing
to stay at night, TO work IN a small
family. Call at No So n st. NV. Ja3l-3t
WANTED-WoInan 10 cook, wash and
iron, and do general hOuSewoTk; wages
SO month: good home for woman willing
to work; must be good cook. Apply 1921
I'd st. NV. JaSl-3t
WANTED-I3 neat, reliable females at
once. 3u6 st. NV. Ja3l-3t
NAMED --COOk ana CnamDcTmald, good
wages; small family. 1702 10Th st.
NV. Ja3l-3t
WANTED A typewriter operator at once:
also a SrCOnu- Iltnd typewriter ia good
condition; must be cheap. Address giving
particulars, HENRY W. SAGE, City Post
office Ja3i IF
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
40 CURE, NO PAY,

FOR SALF-Rutter business, horse and
wagon: VIII sell cheap for cash. Ad-
dress BUTTER, this office. 1t
FOR SALEA cash register; total adj
der; National; nearly new. No. 219
St NV Ie&-oG
FOR SALE-2 short counters; nickel
Mate show case, 5 It. 505 Z st. NV.
fe1 Stem |
FOR SALE-BaDy carriage and crib;
cheap: good condition. GA n ST. NV.
la30- Stem
FOR SALE-Luncn, uIHng-roOIn, and
ovster house; doing good business, good
reason for selling. 1406 Pa. ave.
ja30 lot
FOR SALE OK HIRE-Horses, wagons,
nupcies carriages, harness and sleigns at
manic prices; also 3 coupe rockaways,
coupes, = broughanis, tandem. lot sleighs,
helonCing to other parties, that we are or
dered TO sell at once: no reasonable offer
refused 927 ST. NV. Phone 261.
de22- tf-eID
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wAnTEp-pusrAGn srAMps.

WANTED--For cash, all kinds OF Old
united states postage and departments
stamps; collections also bought H. r.
DUNhhoHSr. IUUo 7th ST. NV. ses-0
The evening times., 1897-02-02
SITUATIONS wASTFD-FEMAL


WANTED BY colored girl, place to
cook and do general houSework; can give
refs. 33S Nd. ave. sw. fe2-3tem
WANTED-By colored woman, place to
do general housewoTk in small family. Call
1916 n. j. ave. NV. Item
WAN El-Dy wmJe Woman, place as
COOK or general worker 1928 y b. ave.
NV. III
WANTED--By refined widow, place as
working housekceper. Address MRS. {.
V. j, 1131 9th st. sw. Ie2-3t
WAN ED--Cierical LosIuon, 10y Young
lady with ability ana excellent references
F. c., this office. IL
WANTED-flace for general nousework,
by colored girl; refs. from last place; stay
nights. 11O3 st. NV. 1t
m<ANI r.L-l ioto9gg1y a.,! i,.ii''D,r ook can
find employment at 922 L ST. NV II
WANTED Place by colored girl TO do
chamber work OF cook. 913 w st. NV.
re2-3t
WANTED BY c0lored girl. place to cook
or do champer work; good city refs l422
WANTED-By a arespectahlc col0red wom-
an, place as cook, or work by the day;
best city refs. Call or address 2O1u
st. NV. IL
wANTED.-Lady desires to address en-
yelopes or do copying at home: has exper-
fence. Address ID. E. F., this office.
fest
WANTED-TwO young ladies desiring
POSITIONS in new congressional Library
will pay $50 cash to any one securing them
employm Mt therein and one fourth OF each
months salary as long as retained. Ad-
dress CONFIDENTIAL, this office.
fe2-3t
WANTED--A first-class laundreSs wants
washing at home or out by the day. Call
or address 1905 ] st. NV. fp1-3t-em
WANTED-At once a place as first
class cook and laundry work. Call at
1316 4th ST. NV. fe1-3t-em
WANTED-rlace to do chamber work
or light general housework; can give ref
erencc. $40 Elm st. NV, lie Droit Park.
Item
WANTED-By three girls. places as gen.
eral hOuSeworker. chaInbermaid and nurse;
city refs 1T02 IL o SC. NV. Ja31-3t
WANTED-By an experienced tailoress,
position; will sew in families; care for chill
dren, or housekeep; goodrefs 2oi 8 7th st.
NV. ja3l-3t
WANTED-By yoCnS lady, position as
typewriter and general office work; small
salary: Remington ma chine used; refs. Adj
dress nj. r., this office. ta31-3t
WANTED-By haIf grown girl. nurse and
20 TO school. 1902 1-2 10th st. NV.
ia30-3t-em
WANTED-By white woman, general
housework, or chambermaid, 1902 1-2
10th st. NV. 1a3tl-3t-em
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-MIsCELLANE EUUS.
WANTED-At once, u coupe or landau in
good condition.: will pay cash. Address
COUPE, this office. It-ch
WANTED-Incubaior IN gOCd condition;
mrs: fr cheap for cash 3GO4 nj ST. NV
fest
anteed first-class; drop postal. JAMES
R. DURITY. 305 9th st. Sc. fe1-Ittm
WANTED-A second-han nd surrey in first
class condition; state price. Address l..
s.. this office. fe1-3t
FOR SALE-A fine secOnd-han side
bar buggy: also light dayton wagon and
runabout; set coupe harness. 1910 Ohio
ave NV 1a3l-5t
WANTEii-ImnIeClIa tely, horses, good
drivers: FOR their care, VIII contract 10 keep
until April l. Address w. II DAWES. %
II st. ne la3i-3t
wANTED-Ladies; single aud married;
10 take Physical Culture" Lessons given
sngly or 6y the quarter, resiuced rates;
children'S class, 20 CENTS per lesson. Ad-
dress PHYSICAL CULTURE, this office.
Ja31-3t
WaN1 ED-a typewIiUcr cne',p Too cash,
no worn out. patched up machine con-
sidersd. box go, thus Office ja}l-3t
WANTED-Wi take lessons In arrhi-
lecture In part pa yinent for room rent; new
given and required Address ARCHITECT,
this office. la30-T TEN
rsOUrINIs, gutteriug anu spuuLlng W.
n. u SIMMONS, 6ls SO. NV. nO3-tf
If TUI want nrst-ciaSs furnace, IauroDe
siOve and range work done 20 ~ ". n O.
SIMMONS. 6lS st. NV. roS-tf
WANTED-Dressmak King. cheap and per-
feet satisfaction guaranteed IN fitting and
prices Al 22T T. 81 ne seZ3-tf
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED "A girl to do light house W work ork
refs. required and white preferred. 20
4th st. NV. llen
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FOR REN1-TU5 1 ct. NV; TWO MT
roGII., furnished or unfurniShed. cheap
bath gas and heat with or without board
ja3l-3t
The Lamar register., 1897-12-25
MAR pRowERS COLORADO SATURDAY

days work and the portion of the
second days game brought in was
far short of the actual result, as when
the last load WAS in the score stood
at 1856 rabbits, III wild geese, l
wolf and / bald eagle. All the sports
men were well pleased with the hunt,
and promise larger crowd next year.
The wild geese were quite plenti-
full and several of the sportsmen de-
voted considerable of their time to
them. One very noticeable feature
of the game brought in this year was
largely increased per cent of the cot
tontails among the rabbits slain. If
this is any evidence to base a fair
Judgment upon, it looks as if bunDie
was gradually supplanting his larger
and more active brother in our alfalfa
fields.
The game has pever before been
half so well displayed as it was this
year and the committee deserves the
highest praise for their work. The
rabbits were left in position until
noon on Monday and We're the won
der of all visitors as well as the trav-
elers passing through oD the various
trains. They were shipped on the
local freight Monday to Denver, Col
orado Springs and Pueblo, from
which places they were distributed to
the poor of those cities and neigh
boring towns.
The rack and game was photo
graphed by Bottomley, who made an
excellent picture which is now on sale.
The Lamar register., 1897-12-25
Granada toms.

]. W. Sullivan, for many years the
railroad section foreman at this place,
was in Granada last week
W. d. Combs, of Canon City,
former Granada citizen, was down to
the rabbit hunt last week and inter
viewed old friends. viii was one of
Granada's pioneers,
The NJ. Z. Sunday school will have
a Christmas tree on Christmas eve.
There will also be musical and lit
erary performance in connection with
it, participated in by both the public
school and the Sunday school.
The Odd Fellows have elected the
following officers for the term begin
ing in January 1898: Jas. Bmkley,
n. g.; Ben Riley, V. G.; j. /. May
field, secretary, and Robt. j Koonce,
treasurer. They will be installed at
the first regular meeting in January.
The spring building boom for 1898
has already begun in Granada. Grant
Smeltz has bought a block in the
north part of town near the residence
of W. A. Merrill and has moved on
it the old house near the calaboose
which he will convert into a residence.
Jas. Keairns has also bought block
west of Smeltz and will move the
house in which he now lives to it.
Both blocks are to be planted in
trees and otherwise improved.
The new settlers on the north side
have inaugurated big rabbit hunt
for Christmas day. Two captains
will choose up sides and the defeated
side will pay the expenses for hig
oyster supper to be eaten at the res
idence of Jas. Hagerdorn on Monday
night following, An interesting feat
ure is that nobody will know which
side he is on until Monday night. A
large number will participate in the
hunt and it promises to be an enjoy
able affair.
AMIrY.
The Lamar register., 1897-12-25
CHURCHES.

The United Prssbytrrisus bold services every
sabbath az n a. N: and - a. u: sabbath
school at 10 a. 10. g f meeting At 30 y. N
I.C. RkSKIN, Pastor.
NJ e CnuurH At Laasr--Scrviees held a.
follow Preaching vyr,rS Sunday at II =. M and
e. W. HARSED. Pastor.
CrrtsTf.z gHr-EcH AZ LNaNn-S unday School
every SUNDAY NJ 90 a. IN. Services each SUNDAY
at II >. NJ. and p M
MAY VALLEY SuNBNr-rcHooL-At May valley
Sehaal Hou-r az 3 O'Clock 3. m. Every Que cor
daily invited % attend.
GaASsDA ~. T.. rHURcn Services every sun
dsy evening, and Sunday-school at ssN O'Clock
.. m Everybody Invited % attend.
G.. 5. EEESCu, Pastor.
NE sc. E.-Mcots every sunday evCn
-. Nv invited to attend tiesc meetings
LUoY NJ. NoWELs, Prvs.
DuRA NELsoS. seo'y.
The Lamar register., 1897-12-25
CITY omcIals.
SECRET SOCIETIES.

orrrxT CukrrEn, No. g, II. A, N.-Stated
Cons ocation2 fst and 5rd Wod1s-dnys
L. wfEr MkEKHkN, Secretary.
A.F.AA. M-LsHAH LopoE No. 80, meets on
the iirst and third satusd1y sEe1sns 95 s1eh
q. q. LYScH Secretary.
LOO. F.-LANAE IyopsE No. 20 meets every
Tuesday. az : .. m. All mFmbers of thiH lpafe
and an gi-itin brothers OF III. order are cordi
aiiy invited 10 attend, r. A. NATEHs, Nj.
s. K. AgEn, SEC.
wOOD4EN OF TIIE WORLD CNNP
No . ruarts thS Last saturday IN oyery month
as o. M Visiting noighbofs are always wei
come dho. T. FEAST 49,
X. q. +. M.-L4aAg TENr SO. ls mects at the
Masonic hall the last "Wednesday an caeti inonth.
AlI knights Invited 70 attend 5svioNs, -,
c.M.LEE. R.R.
THE LNEAE FIHE pHFs nlests AZ the
Rose HnaEs the trst Tuesday ~ eeeh
month ats OSCAR hiAER' Sbieh
Jos 7. LAWLE=s. Sec
o " A.-sAIESAsbuR REALW No. " meets
every Muaday az >. ~ visiting members
cordially Invited 20 attend.
-GRNNADA SOCIETIEs.-
A.F.AA. M.-GuANApA LopoE No, q meet-
safuarday nights On or hefore each fun moon
''4 - b. W. RoRISsoN. W. n.
CT. McPHERsoS, sne'y.
loo. .F.-Gu.SApN I,oDsE No. IS meets ev-
esy Saturday nishi y y,..,,, va
VIZ. McEESuH. see'J.
The Lamar register., 1897-12-25
MELON GROWERS ORGANIZE.
a Large Meeting of Farmers Tues
day Decides to Organize an
Association.


There was large meeting 10 A.
E. Bent's office Tuesday of the farmers
interested in the movement to form
melon growers association here.
Those present seemed to be unani-
mously agreed in favor of the plan
and the talk was all along that line.
w. r.. Gibson, the Rocky Ford
nurseryman, was present by invita-
tien and made short talk explaining
the end sought for in these organiza-
tions, and the benefits which had
been obtained for the members by
the association at Rocky Fond, which
made successful experiment along
this line the past summer that will
prove of value to the entire valley.
Mr.. Gibson said that the eastern
market for cantaloupes was so great
that there was no danger of an over
supply being raised, and that the
wide reputation for excellence gained
by the Rocky Ford melons this year
would insure the sale at good prices
Of the entire product OF this section
Of the Arkansas valley. He told the
farmers that there was no reason why
with the same care thcy could not raise
as good rnelons as the Rocky Ford
farmers, and he also explained that
with proper handling Prowers county
could get into the markets from ten
days to two weeks ahead of Otero
county, thus giving rs an advantage
which would offset the great reputa-
ton of the Ford melons.
A great many questions were asked
Mr.. Gibson by the farmers with re
gard to the care, cultivation, best va
rieties and shipment of the melons
and the profits to be derived from
the industry, all of which he answered
in a satisfactory manner. There was
great interest shown in his remarks
and il was evident that the farmers
were very favorably impressed with
the industry.
The meeting voted unanimously to
organize the Lamar Melon Growers
Association, and list was opened
for the signatures Of those who wish
to become members and for the num-
ber of acres of melons they are will
ing to guarantee to raise the coming
season. All those present signed the
list and over one hundred acres were
subscribed at the meeting. Quito a
number of names have been added
since, and by the time the first meet
ing OF the members ofthe association
is held it viii be one of the strongest
organizations in the valley.
The first meeting of the members
for the purpose of forming perma-
nent organization will be held the
latter part of next week, when officers
for the ensuing year will be elected
and articles of incorporation prepared
FOR fling. All farmers who wish to
raise melons the coming season should
make it point to get their names in
early and take part in organizing.
The Lamar register., 1897-12-25
475e RABBITS.
Ii Proves to Re the Second Largest
Score Ever Made.

So many of the teams carrying the
Rabbit Day hunters were delayed I'M
til last Saturday morning that the of
fetal score could not be announced
until noon on Saturday. 1t was fonnd
that the estimates of the evening be
fore based upon the result of the first
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1897-03-31
DRosATE oRDeR.--state of Michigan

Il county OF van Buren-ss.
At q session of the Probate Court for the county
of Van Buren,, holden at the Probate Office, In the
village Of Paw Paw, on Thursday, the 25th day Of
March, In the year one thousand eight hundred
and ninety-seven.
Present, Hon. James II. johnson, Judge of
Probate.
In the matter of the estate of II. G. Palmer.
deceased.
On reading and filing the petition, duly verified,
Of Addie T.. Hunt. daughter Of said deceased, pray
ing for therein stated, that the court adju
dictate and determine who we're at the time of
his death the legal heirs of said deceased and entitled
TO inherit said real estate.
Thereupon IL is ordered, that Monday, the 26th
day Of April, 1897, at ten O'Clock In the fore
noon, be assigned for the hearing of said petition,
and all persons interested I'm said estate required
to appear at session Of said court then TO be hold
en- at the Probate Office, In the village Of Paw Paw,
and show cause IL any there be, why the prayer Of
the petitioner should not be granted.
And IL Is further ordered that said petitioner give
notice to the persons interested In said estate Of the
tendency of said petition and the hearing thereof
by causing copy of this order to be published In
the True Northerner, . newspaper printed and cir
culsting In said county Of Van Buren,, for three
successive weeks 1t least previous TO said day Of
hearing. JAMES II. JOHNSON,
93t4o96l Judge Of Probate.