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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-03
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Schedule in effect November ls, 1892
All trains illuminated with Pintsoa
n:h!x; n::Eh!x;psEss TRAINS.
Trains leave Wilmington, Delaware Ave.
NEW YORK, week days, '5.o1, 's.se,
rSiimsa ilSfa al car eais ;l:1s H. a 4 % & s saad.S;!! ~
PS!losa i5S .s carsj rs III mi :io5s ~ T. no. % '' '.'
!sa !sst ::;5 s, Ie: 80 y ~
.isis. sii ~, Sao. ~. '5.iS ali Pullman
1856 $50. 1888. ILL.,. 'llsa q. NJ; "a, soo.
:aiGSs; .5is Ia" Pullman cars'' $50. '7".
chestseEE, !, yesk days. Y "a 'aS ~ n S2o ~,
:lYa p p M. M . ss"dssSSss' sSs' no. IS H. H. III; n
.1s'ls. VA. a6o p. m. Sundays. 7so a. M:
I'll M: 9Ss.n a city 'as M =. : 1s' ssts sus:
!; :as %a:hne: :, IL :sst 8 s. dsy; ~;
.s4S. 'ib7. '5.ae lail PpliInsn cars). ..so!.
:s5s :5s % saGa'!ss 5 !5ss "a esu ~ suiman ii % esr: as
'Sai Baltimore e and way stations. 100 a. m.
daily yvars sniers rxesH ssndays; ssys & sis 49, g. as'
DAYS, '4.lS. 'SN a. M; 'H.6s. sl9. ".57. 1.a2,
RI Pittsburs. week days. 500 a. m.: a57.
tGsy days, 'as sa a. m.; :iis .S.s tssil Pulimaa
caSsl; GsIsssd' 'si dslIn. +; n ..o4 a. M; rs, .. H.
sl2H and ell p. H., daily.
Toledo and Detroit, oil p m, daily to
Toledo. ana daily except Sunday to De-
troit. "
100 a. M: $40. 7.S p. m. Sundays. slss
792 p. m.
~ fIERAVE Ri vi Ssadski SMHRkkbT 2 sF F. sfArIoN FOR
Baltimore, week days, 1.b5 p. m
Landenl,erg, week days. 9.5o a. m: 2.SA
'L LEAVE B vi "IpHisA PHiEADRLPHiA 81 i ii fer WI.
mlpg.on :, n wset 81 % says x IN 81 ~ 10 4 4
s5.O7 (all Pullman cars). s6:a5. go. slN
sS.35. 'il.4 p. m. Sundays, '3:SS; '!:So. >l.W
Pullman cars), $50. s73o q. 81, 1880 p. n.
Eelmarvia Telephone, No. tsS.
Rates to Western potnte k,wer than ~
any other line. =. D. uNDgRWOOD.
D, B. MARTIN. Man. Of Pass. TfAnde.
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Amusing The PeOnle.

Prof. Block who ranks among tho most
noted ventriloquists of our country. ia
stopping a few days In our city prior to
visiting th' Paris exposition, and in ors
der TO amuso our cl lzens ;he initiates the
cries OF dogs. cats, mice and children. He
also sells whistles for ten cents, and In
this way makes good living. His imi-
tations are curious and original as we'll as
amusing Hs is n native of Poland, and
on coming to this country, he took up the
character of ventrilc qui. t. and findinv ID
profitable has continued the same. His
SUCCESS has been marvellous, showing that
n man who has the power to make tho
people laugh Is truly on the wny To fnme
and fortune. He Is ready to receive en-
gageinents 70 entertainments. at hospitals,
asylulns and other places.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-03

WILL WORK.
Their Demands Are Grant
ed by Nine Master
Painters.

The journeymen painters are sat
isfied and a scale of wages has
been agreed upon between then
and the boss painters.
The association held it's regular
meeting last night in the rooms O.
the Young Mems Single Tax Club
Fourth and Shlpley streets, when
most encouraging reports were re.
ceived from the committee which
had taken the demands around tc
the master painters Of the city and
requested their signatures to an
agreement embodying these de-
mands.
1t was announced that nine
prominent master painters had
signed. There are a number ol
master painters yet to be seen.
This, of course assures the grant.
ing of the demands of the painters.
THE DEMANDS.
The demands of the painters are
for nine-hour day and wages of
27 7-9 cents an hour. The agree
ment with the master painters is
good for one year. The demands
in tull are, as agreed on, as fol-
lows:
l. That none but union painters
be employed.
2. That union painters will work
for no other than Master House
Painters regularly engaged in the
house painting business who have
signed this agreement.
3. That nine hours shall consti-
tute days work-fom a. m. to
II m. and from l to 5 p. m.
q. That q 7-9 cents shall be the
wages paid per hour.
S. That overtime shall. be paid at
the rate of time and half.time.
6. That Sunday work shall be
paid at the rate of double time.
7. That country work shall be
done at the rate of 27 7-9 cents per
hour, car fare and half board.
s. That master painters shall
employ nc more than two appren-
tice boys at the same time. and
each apprentice to serve no less
than three years, and the appren-
tices age shall not exceed 1S years
when he enters into the apprentice
ship.
9. The members of the Journey
men House Painters Association
shall not be allowed to contract
any work either by the piece, day
or job for themselves.
10. That no member shall be dis
charged for demanding the card Of
any painter employed by the shop
in which he is working.
II. That painters incapacitated
from earning full wages through
accident, age or disability caused
by sickness. be allowed to work in
union shop upon becoming members
of the association and securing a
special card.
-. That this be in force for one
year, from April ?, 1900, until
April l, 1901.
The master painters who have
thus far signed the agreement EN-.
bodying the demands are: T. Card
we'll e. Son, Lyman & Harry, James
M. Bryan, William e. Linton,
James keenan, u Bro, Henry
Patrick Dillon, Whitcraft
g. Gray and +. M. Linton.
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Knights OF Golden Eagle.

The following officers were elected at
the annual &C. sion OF the Knights Of the
Golden Eagle Yesterday afternoon and in
stalled Past grand chief, Richard Hodg-
son Of Townsend; grand chief, W. q.
Hurlock. Wilmington; grand vice-chief.
f. L. DAYTON. Marshallton; grand high
priest, Ollie Hayes. Dover; grand master
of records, Charles r.. Hudson, Whining.
ton; grand keeper Of exchequer David p.
Bevis. Wilmington; grand sir herald. viii.
liam Stinson. Wilmington; supreme rep
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MEETINGS TONIGHT.
Cyrus Castle, X G II
nj ocnptn ion

Cyrus Castle, X GE
Manning Associa ion.
Eureka Conciavo, S W NJ.
Colinthian Lodge, S Of H.
Fame Castle, A . X NJ 9.
Franklin Lodge, A y G +.
Industry Lodge. A o U W..
Eureka Castle, A 0 X NJ G.
Delaware Senate, X A EO.
Harmony Council, U Z of A.
Diamond State Council, G b L.
Wa arlington Conclavs, : W NJ.
Cherokee Tribe, Imp'd 0 Il NJ.
Eureka Council, Jr., o U A M.
German Beneficial Society No. 1.
Reynolds Encampment, | o OF.
Moriel Encampment, X ST. j & N.
Bran iywine Com. A IL o X OF NJ.
Wilmington Conclave. ID Of l. o &c.
Street and Sewer Directors.
Musical Art Society.
Germania Temple. L G f.
Carpenters and Joiners Union
p, hers' Protective Association.
Brandywine Boys Brigade.
NIimlnglnn Council, U U A NJ.
Delaware Encampmsnt 0 o f.
Benevolent and Protective Order Of Elks.
Lincoln Lodge, X of p
Crusaders Castle, X G II
Humanity Circle, b. Of U.
Waneta Council. d of Z.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-03
MARATHON.

And this 10 Marathon, this wesp Of plain
Austere and treeless. yet tits glorious grouA1,
Albeit naught save one unieatured mound
Stands monument to the undaunted slain,
But at the sight the old heroic strain
Moves In the breast as at some martial soundi
Again the victor Greeks are glory crowned,
The Persian hordes back driven to the maini
Zen gnawing Time, with his insatiats greed
Wears not the splendor Of some names away,
But. starlikc, they endure, unaimmed and fair.
'Tis 80 with Marathon. though the spot today
Il but wilderness Of grass and reed
Lying at peace beneath the attic air.
Clinton Scollard In Century.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-03
Busy Week For the Bishop:

Bishop Coleman confirmed class at the
House Of Prayer, Newark, N. ]. last even-
iEg, for Bisbop Starksy; this evening, be
will address the members Of st. Agnes
Hall. the church school for girls, at AL
bsny. N. Y: Wednesday evening. will
confirm Q class at Peekskill, N. Y; Thurs.
day evening. will preach the annual SER
mon before the members and facntty OF
St Stephens College. Annandale. N. T..
and on FriGay evening. will confirm an
other class in Newark; on Saturday he
Will return to his home in our city, and
prepare for his usual Sabbath exercises,
The Bishop is constantly employed believ.
Ing 1t is better to wear out than " rust
out.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-03
Mr.. Shortlldge An Army Surgeon.

DR.. Edmund X. Shortldge. son OF DR..
Il. G. Shortlidge, has secured an appoint
ment as a surgeon in the army with the
rank Of lieutenant. He has been assigned
to duty In the PHILIPPINES and will sail
from San Francisco for his post on May
lst.. DR.. Shortlidge is graduate Of the
University of Pennsylvania and has nu-
merOus friends.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-03
Piles Cured in 8 to 9 Nishts.-One

Piles Cured in 3 to 9 Nishts.-One
application gives relief. DR.. Agnew's
Ointment is a boon for Itching Piles,
Blind or Bleeding Piles, it relieves quick
ly and permanently. In skin eruptions
1t stands wichout rival. Thousands of
testimonials il you want evidence. 25
cents.-7.
For Sale by r. James Belt, COL Market
street aud N b. Danforth. Ssu9nd and
Market stree 8.
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resentative, Charles n. Hudson, Whining
ton; first guard, John Cathcart. Whining
ton; second guard, r. B. White, Clay ton
district deputies, Dr. McCommons, e. A.
Skinner Joseph T. Hastings; Instructors,
Samuel g. Warren. DR.. Sweeney, Edward
MuGinnis and William Vernon.
The meeting was largely attended and
the greatest interest taken In Its affairs.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-03
MANY A LOVER

Has turned with disgust from an other most
lovable girl with an offensive breath. Karl's
tion on the bowels etc., y, nothing else can.
Sold for years W absolute guarantee. Price
25 and 10 cts.
Sold BY N. d. Danfortll. Second and Market
streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-03
Mad Dogs Killed.

A dog belonging to John c. Higgins OF
Delaware City. which was bitten by a
mad dog some two weeks ago was shot
on Sunday. Others showing signs of hy-
drophobia have escaped and may do con.
siderable damage in the hborhood,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-03

DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup is the best and
sllrest cure for those dangerous affection,
Of the little ones-croup, whoopipp. .conpb.
and measles cough. Physicians prescribe
1t children like it. and doses are small.
Price 2Jc,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-03
To Attend Ecumenlcal Conference

The Rev. W. L. S. Murray D. D.. pas-
tor of st. Paurs NJ. E Church. has been
delegated by Wilmington Nj. E. Confer.
ence to represent 1t at the Worlds Ecu
msnical Missionary Conference, at Carne.
gle Hall. New York City, which begins on
April 21st.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-03

All ladies are pretty who use Simms'
Comp Pspnyroyai .Pills. Depot COS King
strest Sent by mail.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-03

$1,000 people In this country use Simms'
White Pulmonio Balsam for colds. Depot
6O6 King street. 1916
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-03

Our store Is not only headquarters for
prescription work but for urinary analys-
Is as well. w. q. Taylors Pharmacy,
3O2 King Street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-03

Rennst Tablets for making )uuket and
eustardA W, Z. Taylor. 30J King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-03

tbs health for any cold when Simina
White Pulmonic Balsam 10 near. Depot
6O6 King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-03
L'heure salnte
de l'abSipthe,

When young men form society among
themselves, an establishment of this kind
Is chosen as their meeting place. and
thousands exist only by such patronage,
as, for example, the Cafe de la Regence,
Place du Theatre Francois, which is fire.
quented entirely by men who play chess.
-scribner's,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-03
STOPS THE COUCH

AND WORKS OFF THE COLD.
Laxative Bromo- Quinine Tablets cure q
cold in one day. No Cure. No Pay
Price 25
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1An>
A LIAR
Nh&1'

As a Bell. Head, nose,
throat; every clog and lump
removed; choke, wFeeze, gasp
ended. You breathe like
child. N la sons Cream of
Olives Ointment does the work.
Surely-safeIy. You apply 1t
without; it gets In. cleanses,
loosens, heals. No dose to
swallow. rs cents a box. all
Druggists
MASON'S HEALTH DEFENDERS.
Yellow Tablets Cure Dyspepsia.
Brown Tablets Cure Constipation.
Red Tablets Cure Coughs.
White Tablets Cure Sore Throat.
No CalomeI. Aloes. OF Opium.
3Otablets 10 cents.
All Druggists or sent for price.
H.T. MASON CHEM. Co. SIS Arch 81.
Philadelphia, Pa.
For sale by
Miller Drug Co 4O2 Market street.
N. b. Danforth, l24 Market street,
Jacob S. Beetem, 900 Delaware avenue.
2. B. Cartmell. .6Ol Madison street,
Almonds Pharmacy, 7th and Orange
j II. Stamp. Cor. Tenth and Poplar Sts
Wilmer c. Taylor, No. 3Oa King street.
II. r. BriDghurst, 3l7 Market street.
z. James Bolt, Cor. Sixth and Market SITS
Joseph p. Williams. Cor, 9th and Mad, son
Ed. II. Allabnnd, Cor. A and Heald SITS.
H. Bradley. NJ. d., Cor 4th and Rodney.
John J. Gallagher 81 Bro. ,1400 and 9OOl Market
Seventh street Pharmacy, 7th and Jackson.
RlockaD1n a. Smear. Cor. Second and WestStB,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-03
The Cafe,

Not in Paris only, but all over France,
In every garrison town. provincial city or
tiny village, the cafe is the chief attrac-
tion, the center of thought, the focus to-
ward which all the rays of masculine ex-
istence converge.
For the student In Paris, newly arrived
from the provinces, living in furnished
rooms, to whose modest purse the thea
ters and other places of amusement are
practically closed, the cafe is supreme
resource. His mind is nodded and his ideas
and opinions are formed more by what he
hears and sees there than by any other
influence. His restaurant Is Of no nl-
portance. He may eat anywhere. But
the choice Of his cafe will often give the
bent to young mans career. 1t indi-
Gates to his acquaintance his exact
shade of politics and his opinions on
literature. music or art. In Paris to
know man at all is to know where you
can find him at the hour of the aperitif-
what Baudelaire called
.i-k.
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The first HlaD silsfIgn or efrniEEssr sss
specsinr sIia EIanGIlze gnld sErfzEsz at
1853 vas issHed hy che Northern E'atsz-
dc Rasfway 1t s. mare E1zz1 sa1zEz--
cifence s1a1 che Hrs5 magJ Bstifssss ssE,'
pamphlets Of the Worms uIEfsEEIsE asssats.lss
eaulas from the saznss sFatlrgz IL
f5rssss4E III ssSssF zsSs sS s
good nap or the EtgErIe esIasErSssS aF1E y
ernhel isEasf with sevs4.z sflEs ct sIzsvA
at Nome ItY ant 81 sac bssaear F4saassss
the me sod &C M nTilsz = essssssIrs skEf5sa
AIi inf dFsfn ALTON ekgsaiEIsssEEs EsszsrFtslzzz
sailing dates MeFH seafsta afzG Tassl-
ma, t2reng1 rates, sts.~ q g51Ess N
this br5t5k and sassss pJlEESss ezaE4srsa -
gB 10 tie agents &c sSls ~ Nslsg
are sspFsied wbsil diagrams Gf saEs
Alaska saE1ees@ and Arrange N zlga-
vance for their sssls rsEGslEss
ssaaG e5 pFsE af aAas paFF IlgGr az
hftsi lless they ,sss1sal EllsEFs SsSqzgla-
There il a1s aaatI sEzE wat ss1sssa
Sc d very etsasis.eps = 5;sssslssssss sslsza-
hess feoTu che a1lstsf aszEf ssssss1
sSaass alzd sgerY assss7 Bygsfllsssss ss-sazz,
the RaeiLia Coast sSszE 10 ss1ss gElss
,gEstriet next Sprine
For faIfEa E2ass- ssas, Gzz aaE
E. AEesNays agsuE Eesllssea ssss4aas
Esrainar, Or send Il sxsp eaat ssssza5l 81
Gaas. s. Fsez General Fssssaszss
.Sgenss Sc. Easf aszzs.s znsf he III
alssil sts4s tie MoGas sslsss
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q. M. CxIsscs. {
Judge Of Probate.

I
q, s. Land Once, crooksron. Minnssota
Feb. goth. 1860.
a anfficient contest a1idavit having been
flied III this Office BY WILLIAM n q EF Ess Con
testant. against Homestead entry No 1891,
made May 2. lSDss for the ss4 eeetscf .. twp.
~ " range ~ W, nv M9rshalf DeNeyeIsass
ctntestsu. in which 1t IL alleged that. the sait
Marshall DeSeyeiies has wholly abandoned
said tract,f0r more than six months last sasi
and next prior 10 The late hefElG, ARD that
said tract Ia not sattfsa IA and cult vsted
by said party rs by law required add aband-
uumeHt not being CAUSED By said entryman's
et4 atnIent hi the Emitted Stafsa arif1g BnVy o.
marine corps during the late was with sjpain
or in auy other war now in progress u
Said particA are heieby notified III agpt AZ
respond and offer evidence t0nehsre "a III q Il
legation at W 9'cioeK H. III on April IS, fgUD
before Judge of I,robsts Coarf - lsenitij lss5-
trHsfii eo1pty, Minnesota, And that final hear
Ing will be held at 10 o'eleck s. w. on April 81
iiVf, before this rsEsatar and rceei ges ut titf
u r, IRHd Office ~ CrookssoH, MINI.
Tho san contestant havine ssts proper afISs
dayit. fled Feb 20. 1000 SGT forth faata wiiiet
show That after due diligence garsfJHal services
Of this n0tlcG cannot lie niads, 10 ~ Hereby
ordered md dirsrted that arch notice be Civ
Gu BY duo and prpper publication
SYLvEaTEH PETKRaoGs Register.
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Republican State Conventions.
! ii Republican State Convention
! for the State OF Minnesota viii

Fad a ISePlDI5caM 5IaLS CoAfSBtioi
for the State OF Minnesota will
be held ON Wednesday, May 10th, A.
p. 1900, at IL O'Clock NJ, at the Expo
sitfon Building In the City Of Minnie
apolis, for the purpose OF electing
four delegates at large and four alter
mates at large to the Republican Va
tIonal Convention to be held at the
City Of Philadelphia, In the State Of
Pennsylvania, on Tuesday, June 18th,
Al. %. 1900, and also to nominate pine
presidential electors
The Repubiicanselectors Of the state
|and all other electors, without regard
to past political affiliations, who be-
lseye IN the principles Of the K8pu5-
lican party and endorse It's policies,
are cordially Invited TO participate In
the selection OF delegates to this cor
vention.
Representation at this state corlven~
tion will BIO in accordance with the fol-
lowing resolutiouunaEimo adopted
at meeting Of che Republican State
Central Committee, held at sle City of
st. Paul on Tuesday, February 18th,
A. u. 1000
Resolved, That each c0uasy shall pc
entitled 70 orc delegate for each 20
votes or major fraction thereof cast
for She Republican candidate for
President 10 1896, and thascaeh county
he allowed in addition thereto Owe
delegates az Large.
ii was further resolved, That fls
Polk County has been divided slfsee
| the election 81 1896 ID form BED Lake
County, that two delegates be deducted
| according TO this apportlonusont from
Polk County 10 represent said Fed
Lake County, and that TED Lake
County also be given FIVE delegates ~
large.
In accordance With the above reso-
Iatlon, Baltranli county Is entitled 70
| sir representatives IN the coneentlors.
All county conventions in the state
| for the election of delegates u attend
! this state convention shall be held or
Wednesday. May Ssh, A. p. 1900.
| BY order Of The Republican State
Csntrni Commlstee Of Minnesota.
JcHa RI. STEELE,
Chairman.
| e. Al. RAsars sEN,
Secretary,
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March .2 April 80
U. 9. Land Caea, csookstoH. 3Ilrn., March
49, 1900
A nffcisnt suatest affidavit having neen
fled IN tfis ofslce by Law RANCE SO H.
contestant, agnI nst Homestead Eutry Ne. llssa
made MARCIA 81 I291. for sss. sw1ss
northwest ", southwest = ssc- i5 nw'x
nv. u. Sec Y, Twp. I4T NJ. a 3B W., By HsEs-
nv A. Meinert, Cnntestae i n which IL Is alteestt
that the said Henry Al. MAInert has wiiaslg
EoaudDHeasaIG rrasE TOR ST.
last past and nexce prior 10 slso Gate issf'stEs
and that said tract Is not settled on and cut
tiv;ited by said PARTY ~ b law reltilTess ;
said abandonment not being caused by satti
enrrYmaEs enlistment IN THE army. navy o.
marine corps OF the or y ~ apEiyate soldier.
Dfficer sealsssln ar marine during the war Wltis
Spain or during any otseE- WAR In which baE
United Statss may be ssieHged.
4aid parties are EeTssy nRtiGeh ~ aptselF,
respond ard offer. evidences touching sitld q
legation ne iB O'Clock q. M on May Il,
1905 before the .Indgao f Prubat Court Of
BeitFami Co. at Benz III fsaitranlF ca ~ MR.,
SnE that faal heariuH
will be held az III c'cloek. a. m. oh: May sitat
fgtta bHgsyFss tia regfaser and Egs@fyes as the
q . 81 Land offrn ilt CFa8ksten Afan.
The aaid con trsfaat httvigag la pTuper an.
davit fled March I6fgdtl set fort facts wslicf
show tftlf after due ftiliasHee PERSONAL seF-
v8ee Of this Botice cafJ not M n5ttde IL IS nc f
by ordered and directed that sGci1 nat1ss De
gs ven by due and proper psiBi eatlutt-
SYLVESTER Pr ERsaM, IssEtsser
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state u Mi.a:sr.aefa.

state u Minnesota
County Of EeItgamI, Probate eoart.
Special Term. February eth, fso
In tile matter Of The estate Of Jacob p. ees
more, deceased
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State Of Minnesota,

ss.
County OF I3eltramt, III District Court.
Fifteenth Judicial District.
Eugene Al. Hanson, Plaintiff. vs.. Jennie J..
Hanson. Defendant. J,
The state OF Minnesota, 10 the above nainea
defendant:
Yon are hereby summoned and reguirel 70
n,swnr Inc complaint or she plaiutsf In the
mI.s.ss, astiti.sd arffoY. which 70 filed ~ thc
0tFice of the Clerk Or the District Court 81 the
Fifteenth Judicial District, In ana for Tue
County of Bctfraini and state OF nlnlssoiu :,
and tn serve 4; copy OF your answer 70 the sara
cofnpI1int on the subscriber. nj hIs office n
The Village OF Rcmid hin said County, sTith"
in thirty days after the serxiee OF thIs satn-
mons upon you. exclusive or the day 1f Sacn
services and II you fail to answer the e., flifl
complaint wlfhinfhe ti1tc aforesaid, TIE Z issu-
fitftY this nstiott viii apply 70 tlse Court Tor
tic relief demanded In tne complaint.
Dated February 2ists 1900
citaaIBs " S<.RgTvHiy.
Piaintifgs Attorney, Bemidii. MINI.
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sGtfc of Minnesota
County Uf RelFaE4i ~
HI Probate Court, $teeial tarna, Feb. J, 1000.
In she matter ~ The psfysfE III
BEIiGEI. s., II EfEsssO y dsceassstl. W
On facttsifsg Hsi Glisigs Ella
RasIti0B Of Fritz j. Peseg.
e0n. OF Town OF Eddy, Beitrnmf County
MtnHs, representing. among other tliiags, tIssss
BerEef ! Peterson laEe Of Heltrafnt County On
the 2sth day ~ .iune, Al. D, 1893. &c Town IA
Eddy, died iDteatnte. and belng as1's$ftGntIg M
this County 1T this time or tits deflLh leaving
goods. ehattsIs md ESTATE Within tilIs eflunfy
and that the said petitioner 10 d brother VI
s2id deceased and PRAYING tEsa d atInifnistfa-
tion Of said ehtate be to E&ffs A. Paterson
grantads
~ Ia ordered, that said petition besheard bt.
fore t3sas court on Wednesday the 2stls day oi
February a.. ID. 1G0. at 10 ociark 81 IA. III
Bemidti In said County u # N
Ordered further, that notice tf1are6f be- ziref
TO tile heirs of said ieceasefs and TO ali per
Sons Interested. by pubiisking this order oaes
IN each wees, for three successive weeks priCs
To said day az hearing, In the Hefnidt
Hjonrer. weekly Lewsuepef printef
md Published ut Hernldu. insald County.
Dated at Bcmidii, Mimi. the 7slsday Of Fob
fuafy, A. ID. 1000.
BY the Court.
q. Ri. CxRscs.
Judge OF Probate.