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The daily news. [volume] (Pensacola, Fla.) 1889-190?, 1900-02-09
TROUBLE Is
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Differences I3 wv Co." IA" &"uthrrnAnd
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ATLANTA. Feb S-Tne differences
between the Southern railway aud The
telegra piers of the road are now prsc-
tically settled w V. Powev OF the
Orier # Railway Te.egrapnor5 has re-
TUNED to Atlanta from Washington,
VIII re mad a conference with Gen
era Manager +. > Cannon OF the
.S..u. n-.n, looking 10 the final settle
melt u. the differences.
|, vas mGruaiiy agreed that as basis
for any NEGOTIATIONS tnat might N me
IutuIe arise the following wlll be the
guide:
"rciegra piers viii have the right to
D ace their individual grievances IN the
hands OF their division committee with
out the necessary OF first taking them TO
the division superintendent, said dlvt-
son committee TO consist OF division
employees oulv.
'SuperlnteuGents will receive COM
mittees com posed only OF employees un-
der their jurisdiction and Will furnish
TO them transportation and r lief rOr
the purpose of hearings of reasonaO ole
request
III after hearing the committee Is
dissa listed with the decision o: the
superintendent. II shall have the right
of appeal In regular order.
Tine company insists or treating only
with ITS own employees and 10 dlspC sed
TO treat them justly.
"Te iegrapners serving on committees
will not b dIssr.mlnateI against by
reason thereof"
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on a much Larger scale. People were
there IN great numbers and when Elder
William Stanley arose to make the first
prayer he stood in front of a thTong
mum bering not less than Z. OOO
Then came a solo by Mrs Jessie d.
caldwell, addresses, religious in charac-
ter, by DR.. I. n. Arnold. Rev. + q. B.
Mann. DR.. Sthmitt and Elder William
Stanley. Then came America, sung by
a qusrtette, and then the Grafton of the
day. delivered by Senator Blackburn.
Following Senator Blackburn, Gov
ernOr Beckham and others made short
addresses.
Music, followed by the benediction,
closed the services at the cemetery.
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OTIS To Be RELIEVED
AT HIS OWN REQUEST
General Macarthur Likely 10
Succeed Him.
A CHANGE IN THE SPRING

When the Nv Philippine Commits
sion Arrives at Manila the PrrseBs
GJv~rnOr Will BE Detached and
Ordered Back to United States.
WASHINGTON, Feb. S.-MajOr Gen
erAl E.wel y OTis will be detached
from duty as governor general Of the
Philippines and commander Of the de-
rartmsnt Of TIE Pacific immediately
after the arrival OF the new Philippines
commission and will be ordered 10 re-
turn to the United States.
Ills action will &c IN compliance with
the wishes Of General Ou>. VINO has IN
formed the war &c apartment that ne Is IN
need Ct a Ie.pite. The president be-
lieves General Ous can be relieved after
the arrival CT the commission ~ Ma
nila-XhIcn will occur late In April or
early IN Mav-wIthOut detriment TO the
interests of the government lie will
be sue, 9 .ded by the senior officer IN the
islands, PROBABLY MAJOR General Arthur
Macarthur. who will bs subordinate TO
the new commission. which Will possess
p!enary powers ana will be responsible
TO the war department
Granting OF suCn extensive authority
TO the new commission and It's assign
ment TO duty under the war departments
marks I'm UOrtant departures IN the pol
lev of the administration. Members OF
the Schurmau commission nave COM
planned that they were handicapped IN
their work by the necessity of su0ordi-
mating tn -ir action 10 the military. The
decision To place the Taft commission
under the war uepar m-nt means TbAs
the archipelago Is now considered do
nestle te-T.:CTE.
After the suppression Of organized
resIst-pce on the pare Of the natives.
the arch .peiago will be divided into four
grand military departments
Judge Taft. as chairman Of the COM
mission, will remain III Manila. the SD
preme head OF the archipelago and Will
De TO ali intents ana purposes the gov
ernOr. although he will not have Thas
tItle Civil affairs of each military de-
partment will be administered by a COM
missioner, who will be in everything,
but name. governor Of the territory
comprised IN that district.
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Remarkable Rescue

Mrs. Michael Curtain, PlaInfield.
Ill. makes the statement that she
caught cold, which settled on her
lungs: she Wa. treated for Il month,
by her family physician, but grew
worse. He told her she was a hope
less victim of consumption ana that
no medicine could cure her. Her
druggist suggested DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption; she
bought bottle and To- her delight
found herself benefited from first
dose. She continued IT. use and al
ter taking -ix bottles, foun herself
sound and we'll. now does her own
homework and j. a. we'll "a she ever
was. Free trial bottles of this Great
Discovery at W. A D'Alemberte'-
Drug Store, large bottles % cent
and SlCO.
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Iii. PuyrI>Itc Tournament.

San FRANCISCO. Feb. 6-The man.
ayers 81 the National Athletic club,
which. according TO advices from the
east. mas secured the Jeffries Corbett
put ~ the 50. 900 70 feIt. They propose
% make the contest the chief feature of
pugIllslc tournament, which they are
confident will draw thousands of people
to this city from ali parts of the United
States The place for holding the fight
mas not been decided upon
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vestIsatlon through thIer local agents.
were unable 10 verify the report of IA.
taiiues. The latest information was to
the effect that several houses were de-
stroyed in Collinsviile. One house, a
telephone message says. was carried
some distance by the storm and then
wrecked.
Meager reports from the territory
north of Colhnsville indicate that there
must have been considerable loss of
property and. II is feared. 10 life.
The storm seems to have passed down
the Indiana Illinois line TO Evansville
and The reports from many places indl-
cate that the wind reached almost the
velocity of cyclone at many points.
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RI:zz,rd sw-.ns N.braskn.

OMAHA. Feb A storm which be.
gan last night has assumed the proper
tions of a blizzard and is still raging.
Street traffic IN the city is con>iderably
Ge aged, though not suspended. No
damage has yet been reported 10 live
stock on the ranges. The winter mp to
TINS time has been so mIlG that stock Is
in good fresh and In the best condition
for years TO withstand Il storm of this
lind
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Ho-i+ry MN Charlotte.

CHARLOTTE, y c., Feb. 8 - The
Southern Hosiery Yarn Spinners' asso-
citation met at 10 O'Clock this morning,
but on account of the absence of some
memb ers adjourned until O'CiO z
without transactlng any business Sew
en1v FIVE per cent OF the manufacturers
OF hosiery yarn in the south are repr,
seuted IN tins organization. A number
or northern commission men are here to
meet the sDIuners.
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A Morgan ub Orgnniz d.

MONTGOMERY. Ala, Feb. s A John
T. Morgan club was organized here last
night with Hon Ben Screws as presi-
dent and Hon. .. @. Mower as score.
tary. A mem bership OF 81 was secured
al the first meeting. II Colonel Rogue.
more. on account of his continued ill
health, retrains from pushing his can
vass for the senate. the fight between
the Johnston and Morgan forces IN this
county will be verv intense
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Another Carnegie l. brary.

SAS ANTONIO, Tex Feb S-The offer
of Mr. Andrew Carnegie TO give san
Antonio S5O,OOO for a free ibrarv mas
been accepted by the city. and s.. OOO
annually LOT Its maintenance has be
appropriated by the city. The donati
mas been met by public spirited citizen
who have offered tree of charge ,
Mayor Hicks the choice OF several sites
Tor the library.
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CoLLINsvILLE. His. Feb. 8-Nine
people were seriously injured in a tor
nado which struck here at o'clock this
morning. There was much damage to
property. A group of three fine resi-.
dencss standing on a hill outside Of
town we're reduced to spllnters and the
cabins on the outskirts, occupied by coal
miners, suffered much damage.
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Masked Iinhher Killed.

CHICAGO, Feb. 9.-A zone robber.
well dressed, with money in his
pockets and a silk mask covering
his features was shot and killed i'm
WOerner Park pavilion shortly
after midnight by Frank Ba-
ram, lawyer, and Edward
Sommerfeldt, barkeeper for Woer-
ner. The body has not yet been
identified
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PRESSYTERlANS TO MEET.
Atlanta Prepares For the Re priOn
uf As mbIym-n-


ATLANTA. Feb. Appropriations for
entertaining the general ASSEMBLE CT
The SUu1uern PRESBYTERIAN church,
which meets IN Atlanta on Nay II. are
assuming definite shape.
While the general assembly meets in
Atlanta tins year upon the invitation of
the Central PIesoy terrain church, the
desire TO snare IN the privilege OF enter.
tanning the assembly is co-ex;en>Ive
with the entire religious community,
irrespective OF GenomInauonal lines.
Some 500 commissioners are expected
10 be IN attendance upon the session.
Several committees. having IN charge
the preliminary arrangements, have al
ready reported favorably.
The man who was born tired"
should use PRICKLN ASH BITTERS.
l. IN kPS work necessity To give
Y. mt To the energy and eNuberauce
of spirits generated by functional ac-
tivitY ia the system. sid by Han
nah Bios.
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Big Storm at Minneapolis.

MINNEAPoLs. Feb s - Minneapolis
today experienced the severest storm Of
the winter. Shortly be tore midnight a
light snow began failing, accompanied
bv high wind and low temperature.
By dav break the snow was packed into
deep Drifts III some places while the
wind swept the ground bare in Others.
Business Is paralyasd and trains are ali
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\ Rear End Collision.

EsCANABA, Mich. Feb. 9-The
Chicago northwestern passenger
;raIn, known As the Felch Mountain
accommodation. was wrecked by a
rear end collision at Ford river
switch last night. Nine persons were
killed, three are reported missing,
five were seriously injured and four
others were slightly bruised.
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TO THE; PUBLIC.

l have Just received fine lot Of
all kinds Of candies. and sell them at
very reasonable prices.
". NJ. Large. - cents per pound.
Chocolate Drops, ~ cent, per
pound.
sultan Mixed. = pouni- for p
cents.
All Fancy MIXED Candy. the best
ever brought 20 Pen-acOlI.It ~ cents
per pound. Cal. and SEE 70 your
self.
They are fresh and fine just from
the vines. &. APOsTLV.
24jlm
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TWO ZIG F=RTlLlZ.R DEALS.
v " Plant For ChnrIr>ton ami On TO
Is Enlarged.

CHAELF>ToN. Feb. 5. - Reports are
current mere to the effect that two fer
ti.Izer deals are about to re carried
through IN this city, one of them very
large one.
IL Is stated on good authority that the
hIngsman farm. property on Charles
ton neck, has been bought by Armour
of Chicago and that a fertilizer plant TO
cost 800. 90 will be erected there. Ar
mour's representative here declines to
discuss the matter.
It is also reported that the old
Etiwan plant has been bought by w. j.
Mccormack, representing Charleston
capital. and that it will be renovated
and enlarged at once.
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STORM NEAR INDIANAPOLIS.
Wind Rrach& Almost the ' .iucify Of
"a Cyclone a Many Points.

WIND Reaches Almost thr 'i"citS OF
"a Cyclone at Many Points.
INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. y A terrific
wIudstorm sweut western Indiana ana
eastern Illinois early this morning. Az
one time during the early morning the
Western Union Telegraph company ;
wires were down. the Postal Ie.e-
graph company reported wires down D.
yOnd Edwardsport ami a,so III the south
ern part OF the state.
Telephone messages from the west
ern border of the state anu from points
in Illinois indicate that the storm was
most terrific at Co.hnsvIile, HIS, a
town on the Nandala railroad west o:
Te-re Haute. Inc officers OF the Van
daliA at Terre Haute. VINO began an IN.
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WRECKED STEAMERS.
Savannah Liner Gaze City Resting
Easily TC-DAv.

NEW YORK, Feb 9-The wrecked
Savannah liner Gate City i resting
easily this morning on :he outer bar
near Morichs, l.. |. One # the crew
landed this mOruing to bring dis
patches. Captain Seaman Of the lif-
saving crew says he intends TO bring
off the saloon passengers, cook and
steward and leave the crew aboard
A big steamer il reported ashore
in the fog this morning at Hpr'er-
ford Inlet, between Cape May and
Atlantic City. Life savers are pre-
p Iriug To board the vessel.
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Was the result of hi- splendid
health. IndOLitable will and ire
mendOuS energy are not found
where Stomach. Liver. Kidneys and
Bowels are out Of order. II YOU
want these qualities and the success
they bring. use Or. King New Life
PILL. They develop every power Of
brain and body. only DC at W. A.
D'Alemberte's drug store.
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Editors Life saved 10y Chamber
Iain's Cough Remedy.

During the early part of October.
1876. | contracted bad cold which
settled on my lungs auc was nec.
lected until ! feared that cousunp-
ton had appeared in an inci2ient
state. was constantly coughing
and trying To eXpel something which
| could not. | became alarmed and
'fter giving the local doctor "A trial
bought "A bottle IF Chamberlain
Cough Remedy and the result was
immediate Improvement. ard after
| hsd used three bottles ny lung-
were restored II their healthy state
B =. EDWARDS. Publisher of The
Review, Wyatt, Ill. For sale by
Hannah Bros. II :. PalafoX street.
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Z, MBAY. India. Feb The mOrta.
ity IN this city Yesterday was unprece
dented. There was total Of 4O5 deaths.
The situation Is aRgr waited by the ad
vent of famine refugees
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ATLANTA. Feb. S -WIth the an.
nOuucement OF State Treasurer William
J. Speer that ne will not be a candidate
70 Succeed lmself at the Democratic
primary next iall. the race for the treas
uvershIp Will lie between Colonel W y
BrouCnton of Morgan and Captain r +
PARK OF Bib Colonel Brougnton mas
Just announced MS candidacy.
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Col. THOMPSON Dead.

TERRE HAUTE. Ind, Feb. 9.-COl.
Richard w. thompson died early
this morning.
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To Increase Ihe Amy.

G urge Wyndham, parliam utarv
under secretary of war. has pre- pared
"a bill TO be Introduced i'm the mouse
of commons Monday, adding fifteen
battaliOns of fifteen thousand men to
'he regular army, also to create u
home force of half IL million n I'll t.
be composed of militia raised under
the old militia ballo act and from
volunteers.
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at once, cures the chIId. and thus saves
many - life Mothers need not frhr that
dreAdtuI disease. II they have tbs reliable
remedy AT hand. 1t Is sold by all druggists
FOR - cents.
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Your Credit is Good

For anything in our house. We have
4 large assortment Of Couches. Bed
Lounges, Toilet Sets and Bedroom
suites. Iron Bedsteads at Sup.
o. VI. PRYOR'S
Bargain Furniture House.
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Ernians Arrested.

Col. Baden-Powell seuLs word
from Mafeking by native ruuHer
that he has forty Fenian prisoners in
'hp brleagured town. amung them
the firm station master at Mlfp.
king, al Of whom he says are MOI e
tn "a suspected of holding treason
able corresponds with the
enemy.
The colonel sends graphic de
Scriptjou Of his up-to-date methods
of d-f-u-n and tells how the +le-
pi"u- "a. lpS the inhabitants To dodge
-Et.lIS
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Insurx ats Csptur- Bogota.

NEW YORK, Feb ) The Tribune has
a special from Kingston, Jamaica, which
SAYS that news has Ueen received there
that the insurgents have captured Bo-
gotta, capital OF Colombia
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Cotton OuotaloIpS

NEW YORK, Feb. 9-Cotton is
quoted to-day as follows: March,
5 %; Nav 5 &c; July $50; October
7.5S; December 7.43.
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THE WHEELING FNPLO>IDN
None Sub>c .ibcd for the Families OF
Dead and Injured

WASHISGTON, Feb. g Rear Ad-
mi al Watson cables that tie resi-
dents If Hong Kong have subscribed
81 .OCO for the families of those who
were killed and injured in the eXplo-
sion on board of the composite gun
boat " hee'lng. The wounded are
all doing well.
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For driving out dull bilious feel
ing, strengthening the appetite and
increasing the capacity nf the body
for work. PRICKLY ASH BITTERS -
i golden remedy. sold by Hannah
Bros.
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10 Below II roIn Colorado.

DENVER, Feb. 5. Following the bliz-
this morning is clear but cold. Tenn.
perature in Colorado this morning
ranged from gro 10 10 degrees below.
The trans from the east are delayed
Take time by the f. relOck.' II
vour blood i our of order. begin TAX
Ing Hood : Sar-aparilla at once and
prevent serious illness.
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lake pr. Bulls Couoh SYRUP for aII

those dangerous af1ectiOns,-seVere colds.
pl-urisy aud gTippe,-which Fall and Win
ter nri"g along. II j. the greatest curs. Tor
brnr chitis aud nil throat and lung affec-
lions.
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Jim Brown Hanged

JERSEY CITY, Feb. 9.-James X.
Brown was hanged in the jail here
at 1910 o'clock this morning.
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Handsome pictures, brio
G-6rGc, etc., IN endless ar
ray ut rock bottom prices at
MGrStOn d Finch'S.
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REPORTED RELIEF
OF LADYSNITH
But Beers Claim They Drove
Troops Back.

News Of The Relief If Ladysmith
Comes Thr, ugh the X thschilds.
Bur War Ufice Refuses 20 Confirm
It-There Has Been Fierce Fight
ing. Bat ID tails Are Lacking
LONDON, Feb. 9-The News Blu
reau credits the Rothschilds with
declaring positively to-day that
Ladysmith has been reli- we'd by
Gen. Buller'- forces, but the war Of
flee declines to confirm or deny the
report.
From Boor sources, in a dispatch
from the BOer head lager at Lady
smith, comes dispatch dated
Wednesday which says:
A British armored train made "a
sOrtie from Chievely toward Co.
lens Tuesday and landed 1000
British troops to the right of the
BOer position. The Beers immedi-
attly crossed the river and made an
attack with rifles and artillery, fore
ing the withdrawal of both train and
troops to Chievely. Fighting on the
upper Tugeia tasted until Tuesday
evening and fl ing at both COlensO
and at the upper Tugtla was re-
suned early Wednesday morning.
A censored dispatch from KoO-
doOSberg, d t d V. sterdav, says the
Beers made a fiorr+ attack on Gen.
Mcdonald : column Tuesday after
noon but were repulSed at all points
toward evening. Mcdonald, how
ever, has been ordered by Lord Rob-
ertS To retreat froHn kOOdoOspt rg.
The British lost - Killed and
wounded.
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does any work and Is never found out
of the cities.
The Australian tramp much resem-
bles the same species in America, only
instead of looking for work." he gen.
erally-adopts the guise of prospector.
With billy" or kettle in hand he
trudges from one sheep station to
another, enforcing hospitality by the
fear that if such is not accorded a barn
will be found ignited on his departure.
In no country of the world are the
unemployed treated with so much con-
sideration by the authorities as in
Australia. AS the labor vote controls
the balance of political parties, and the
floating population of unemployed are
"Workingmen," in that respect officials
are chary of saying no to a deputation
from this class of citizens.
For instance, as has more than once
happened, if body of unemployed
should wait upon the minister of the
interior with request for free trans
portation on the government railroads
to some remote district, where they as
sert work is to be found, the minister,
particularly if an election is at hand.
has no other resource but to issue the
tickets.
Then, if, when the place is reached,
climatic or other conditions are not
found to be as conjectured, a pressing
request for return passes does not often
meet with refusal.
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Sherin's Execution Sale.

Under and by virtue of an execution
issued out Of and under the seal Of the
District Court of the state OF Mime.
sofa in and for the Eleventh Judicial
District and county Of St. Louis, upon
a judgment duly. rendered in the Mun NJ
Louis county, Minnesota, on the 18th
day of May, 1900, in an action wherein
N. H. Nyhus was plaintiff and Christ
Walin was defendant, In favor OF said
defendant, for the sum of TWenty-elgnt
and 2o-1o0 dollars ($2S.2o). transcript
and on the ninth day of June, l9Oo,
duly filed and docketed in the office of
the Clerk of said District Court in and
for st. Louis county, Minnesota, which
said execution has to me as Sheriff of
said st. Louis county, been duly direct
and will sell at public auction to the
highest cash bidder, at the front door
of the Court House in the city of Du-
luth, in said county of st. Louis. on
Monday the 9th day Of August, 1900, at
ten o'clock in the forenoon of that
that above named Judgment debtor had
in and to the real estate hereinafter
described on the 10Th day of May, 1900,
that being the date Of the rendition
Of said Judgment; the description of
the PROPERTY being as follows tt to-wit:
twelve Q2) in block numbered Ave Is
Of sharp's addition to Duluth, accord
ing to the recorded plat thereof now on
file and of record in the office of the
Register, of Deeds of st. Louis county,
Minnesota. - ''"--" >'
WILLIAM C. SARGENT. Or r..
Sheriff of st. Louis county, Mimi.
I. GRETTuM, ..E., .s.z,-se-s.'s', -.
Attorney for Judgment Creditor.
Labor World Jy 1921 Aug. 4-1l-1S-25
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1900-07-28

STAFF e OF MINNESOTA, CO11NTv
O. st: t0uis.-ss. In Probate Court
special Term, July IS, 1900. oooi T.
IN tne matter of the estate of Kar,
Swanson. deceased: VI nari
IN receiving and filing the petition of
H 1o "A. HOPE. Of the county of Doug
las; as ana state of Wisconsin,, represent
ne sw;n amon e: other things, that Karl
1eth in 1t the state Of Minnesota, on the
county county OF st: Louis. died intestate. and
the time of his death. leaving goods,
and that the said petitioner is person
ceased: and PRAYING that administra-
HObe granted:
heard before said court. on Monday. the
O'Clock A. M. at the Probate office. in
the court house in the city of Duluth,
Ordered further. that notice thereof
be given to the heirs of said deceased
and to all persons interested, by pub
fishing this order once in each week
for three successive weeks prior to said
day of hearing in the Labor World, a
weekly newspaper printed and publish
ed at Duluth. Minnesota. the 18th day
Of July. A. D., 1900.
(Seal) j. B. MIDDLECOFF.
Judge of Probate.
Labor World JULY 2l-28-Aug. 4.