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A Bestet Dame

Mrs. Crawford-Where did Mrs. Bon
Ton get all the pieces of bric-s-brac?
Mrs. Crsbshaw-She used TO be .
kleptomaniac, but since she learned to
cheat at bridge whist she wins them as
prizes ySaSe2 =" E!fa- -
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annual Meeting Indspend emit Order, of
St, Lukess Richmond, Va, Aug. 1924,

c for the above occasion the Southern
Railway viii sell tickets from all tick
cts stations on its lines so Richnond
and return ss one and one-third fare
for Abe round trip, tickets 90 sale Au-
gust 18th to Goth inclusive, with return
limit August 26th
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> LsAVn RICE MoND, BYRD srRsEl sfArIoH
ESQ A. M. Dsily--Riehmond and Norfolk Yea.
thule nmfted. Arrives Norfolk
- II ;2o N Stops onlysat Petersburg.
s~"" Nsvesly aud SuG1lk Ssoofsdf cl . 81
90. "a "a AShehs, not asespta5 on, yshis ipeln
RNS A. N, Daily. The Chicago Express" for
1snchbu9E.e Rssnok~.f Cofpnibua.
And Chiesge7 Pullman Sleeper Roaa
oke 70 Colum bns: also for Brfst,,,
Knoxville, and ChsttarooR Pull
ia. SOD man sleeper Roapske b Knoxville
40 n. Dafly Tor forfotf. Stffolk snd IN
-o.-I t@medtste stations; srrives at Nors
s:UOp NJ, Daily - TO- ." Lynch a
% Connects ~ Roanoke with Wash.
IFgr inEton snd Chattanooga Limited
Pullman Sleepers Lyncnburk to
1859 Memphis AND New; OrAsanz dzfe
PHrlor and Observation Cars Rad
ford TO Attala, Ala Pullman Sleep
-S.-- er between Richmond and; Lynch
-lg--t- burg, and berths ready for occu.
paBcy atR:00 p n. Also PuIIfus
fIo@Gd@ sleeper PeterGnuIg 10 Roszoke99 Z Z
IRAN arrive At Richwond from Lyuchbu rr
ap the West daily, Sis q. M, and At SO q Is
fSona Norfolk I'D the Fast II o6 "a and YES a..
suled Limited TOO p m Once; $50 Msinsi
JOHN = WA0NkR %.
To- Ctty Passenger and Ticket Arena
,, District Passenger Agent -
40 - 9SG .WBBKVIIIG O.
oarrc-s d SeneTAl Pessenge agent
y sDe p.'' koanoke Va. '7@-
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gor timpIy sendyo n8me and address
o Ut Vi! " knappI 1892 HH1l Bldg1, Detroit.
Mich and he VIII gladly send the free re-
ceipt with fun directions so that any man
may easily cure himself at home This Is Ger
talaly most generous offer and the follow
Ing extracts taken from hfs daily NAH show
what men think of his generosity EIIrr
."Dear sir:-Please, accept my sincere
thanks for yours of recent date. fhave Civ
enyour treatment q thorough test and the
benefit has been extraordinary, 1t has
completely braced me up. j am Just as vigor
ons as when boy and YOU cannot realize
how happy Iams3.-a --.,--',
Dear sir;-Nour method worked beauti-
fully. Results were exactly what I needed
strength and. 1yigor1 have completely re-
turned and enlargement is entirely satisfac-
dear str:-Sours was received and had
no trouble In making use of the receipt as dt-
rected, and after n few DAYS use can truth
fully say it lisa boone to9Weak men. I am
greatly improved In size, strength and Wig
Al correspondence Is strict1y confidential,
mailed In plain sealed envelope. The receipt
is free for the asking and he wants every
man co haveit - ooR az -.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-06-29

He-what a dream of beauty Mabel
earlinghorn'isI5 q
ehe-But how rudely she wakes you
up whap she opens her mootAt--CA&
s&9o Tribane. -,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-06-29

An .cpGn efsii gu wit h the SteRS ,begng
taken in Minnesota ,todarDle Isole5s1nd
Jams ~ 6isfg&r fines asaai,s,ar ssefssAs
famous Jesse James band of highway
men now SERVING N se9ftaYfeys m
Saltwater nn.1sta te 3irison .seths
stsry of how Cole YoungSr ana Fra 9S
jane Ssayed the lifeof Seuai qFStepben
BsAElkins, of,WtS6' MiFgbia, mi eiyif
war tiues S<eedH ed,, sss9 81 tire Kansas
City Journal, Il or u by lie ars,,,S S;et52ator
E.eNns has 95espa eNtz-ti n g. .hiInsrl fioss
behalf etsths stg. sl.de9is rs
AMI had -ou- tSeoseesa SiaH snp ~ "a ~
reauested sg.Syefh Qr,so on Afiune sotae so
PSfdoh ffetNLo& NJ he bic B 3
with Cow EiRd, tcS7W7Soh i0 plfe SENATOR
tod the stow nd a slS4sl if mo GiaASSt
think the Sett1gsrs- hstsebee4tphnhh
slough. Ne eeverpof rslsiSfa I hSST- Tic
thought tktf assd; but Ssn,e .beiKS
just befOt SeSE lhl tasfzfaIN
AethougR(:slsSipsR s 4 s. Ops 5
g. might besHAs 4 "a Il n f0Tyye. Is ave- as
tie state capiRASSS Fvs tsIFs ilsYi,>
izsreported .aS,as iE
services -5f 5i0isl 80 8 Z q = 4 s. fss,i
Jzmes fertyf E *, 4 i SffSsS
'SOh ny Tss1S sSA<}kS~SS
Eiss g IS q ss
the senator's father and one Brother
allied the mselves NTH tie COME deracy.
StSpben Joined the federal. forces, Y,
thai lme ,Shs GoYpgeF brothers, iIi-
elpei9g Bob,@Nho died at SILVIA ter.
and FHusk AMI .essesIanss, we've mem
Sers OF the famous Q,rg1F aud lhandsand
On one Of theirarssidk young Htcins was
capthrdG. The ciiiefu6hntreI ordered
ElkiRS- 10 ~ - ihe Lear which
Rneant Ito be shot. Cole Younger and
.Ftapks James zee Igui ze}L ST. phel rs
an acquaintance howard whom they
Aad nothing but friendly feelings, and
Rsrsqsdfd hfggpardI lq tqpn hilaIover
30 them, saying thAywould be respon-
sahla,to oQua ntnelEi AS fhRS hnnsf was
riding along asbuale eatl started them
~ a"gAHSp, camp Elkins as4leds;C Cole
Younger what it meant. Cole replied
last 1t meant a fight, Ana a chance Tor
AiuI TO escape. he told the man, who
In now senator, that thSte Was a fotk
m the road ABOUT a half mile ahead,
And that, the bans, Mould take the turn
e the right and forahtm ctoaride for
Ids lifeoto tina deft. Eikins followed
his advieecto;such good effeetdhat. he
sscapedi ~ithsat beihg 'misf9d az First
~ anyone, except the two1 4sfgefiwaS-
men who bad been his rfienfs. Sihce
aAelr capture and imhtiS on nent Sss'ht-
Asor E3kinf las done everything COS
xable To- secGEe, their pardonor He Is
most pleased to hear OF their pros
SsetiVe release after seavingnsarly a5
yearsofors their crimes. o., ssslSoa
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-06-29

to get ahead ob1niggers rinI'datr way,
,massa. "-WaShington Posts5 e..
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>. Wind IlilI.aPcopIc.

overwork kills fewer men. han tex-.
'eessixe .feisure.1-Chicago Daily News.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-06-29
may ask the rsvsoa way. It is simpl

& these advisers. do not take the
ouble TO study hum an nature. They
do not spend their thoughts for mo-
% srt with acquiring the art Of phase
ology and kindred branches that will
lave Q tendency to make tine pathway
30 the road OF the business clear and
devoid of ALI obstaclssrirET 2 a,rcj
1t is an undeniable fact that persons
will come for advice in full knowled ge
of what they, want to know, and vet
as soon as they confront . Medium they
try their utmost erdesVor' to sdispei
from their minds what they know so "a
TO hear II it win be rehesrsed by the
Mediun!9 To get 'she. secret cut ief a
p6IBCh tvs JhmesrAS ~ ~~rp-- sAe1
in the art used ego many unprlncin. ed
mediums, but to take hold OF she head
and gain eontrol of the mind thereby Ia
q matter OF inpossibility to most of
them. And yet this Gan be done and
By consulting Mrs.. MAfth the seeraiax
mystery becomes Q realization. = -
Thissubjsss has 1seoesyoA HesltaAIx
attention BY etkinsesa Rsasaa4Seven
eohege professors, 30 10 aPfevssE sea-
Eelusively that although, there are IN
fRingers Ia eur naidst with oily tongues
perhaps the gates Of wisdom have not
beeA closed TO the entire profession. (.
It takes great deal of study to be-
ecme an accomplished mediums and by
q continuous and untirinE effort, the
key TO the well Of apparently unfathen
able mysteries has been secured by
MRS, MARTH for the benefit of hu.
manity,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-06-29

MR. MARTH, the world renowned
and highly celebrated business and
test Medium reveals everything. No
imposition. Can be consulted upon
all affairs OF life, business, love and
marriage q speciality. Every mystery
revsHled, also, of absent, deceased and
Living friends. Removes ALL troubles
and arrangements, challenges any
Medium who can exceed her in start
ling revelations Of the past, present
and future events OF ones life. Re-
member she will not for ANY p-;-~ R.t-
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-06-29

gain 1acss FtShout nonSeGusS-cSSisss IA
be consuited upon all affairs SoF Life,
Love, Qeurtship. Marriage. Friends,
etc With description OF future eom
panieu She is very accurate indie
scrietpg missfIg friends. eDimies etc,
pusfnbss, law suits journeys. conksst
ed wills. divoteE and apecuIaffon II ~
uabie and feliable St5e fesds [your
destinss food or bad .si4ss Withhold
Mr. AMARTH tells your entire LIE
past, present and future ina=BEAD
TRANCE, has the power OF any two
Mediumsyou ever met. In tests she
teltR JQur mbthBr's full name before
nasExisHe 9the names OF ali your fafzaiiv
their ages and description. the name
and BUSINESS OF your present husband
the name Of your next IL you are to
have one, the name of the young man
who new calls on you, the q anne OF your
Hture husband, and the day, month
n d year of your marriage, how many
hi ldren you have or will have wheth-
T yoprPreseHt sweetheart will be true
tooyeu and ~ he will marry. yous il
you have no sweetheart she viii tell
you, when you. will have and his name,
business and date OF acquaintance. All
your future win be told Ia an honest
ohCoA od6 PAoAh -ottu III y QC8Q
trSnce. Mothers should know the sue
cess # their husbands and children
young ladies should know everything
about their sweethearts or intended
husband. Do not keep company mar
~ or 60 into obusiness until you knew
all, do not let silly religion scrupfes
prevent your consulting. u 'tGda
Madame is the only one in tlaa u6sld
who can tell yea thsl WILL kAAa.al
your future nusosnx, W.T. 49, s.aS
date or marriage, and eens- whether
the one you love istrue or falss.1-os
There are some persona Who bellows
that thare is ne truth to be gained from
consulting Q Medium, but saeh beliefs
are contrary to the truth. Is is only
from the lack Of Discrimination that
such . conclusion can bereaehed, Tt
IL not every one who plsekrds himseif
or herself as medium that can stand
o testlof what he az she alai.sN.
And peeeoa 0f "a saauiRinR Btna
n
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-06-29
80 ~ .vas.:a sascuo en-
,'. ttieSekfe 6. |: 40. -,
Weak Klllie', m
rec

NsURES.. LoYEz AMP A HAPPY
S6H0NESFoR. ALL
How any man may sdulcllS cure himself af
ter years OF sSxCff1Hg from sexual Weakness
lost vitality, plight losses, varicocele SC and
enlarge sfsau weak Organs to full SIZE and
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-06-29
9oUNGERs SAVED EtgiEs s.,
whythe senafOr, IN i W oFS sJ 80 Free
the F'orlne r Metsletkios g asCn.a
treIlis BRnd fronA Pyison.
. tEI1yESlV, 80,

In cpGnetsi a4 With tie StegY .Pghg
saken in Minnesota ,toqlarDle I.olefand
Jams ~ 6isfgSrs sfhes asaarS3ar $50 fssh q
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-09-19
Sfaat Marpfano,
Grefntin= 3 9epartement.
annapolis, Mb.,
rem 1S Gent 7O01

Den l8. Sept. 1901.
9a Der Yrdiibent Der 8ereinigten
Staaten burd feline protlamation
beute, Oonneritdg, ben 10. September
,. s., Der fir bic 8eerbigung bes perz
itorbenen prdIioenten Der 8ereinigten
Staaten feitsefeBte Sag, als einen
Sag Der Srauer unb bes 9ebets be-
5eidnet bat, aus 8eranlaHung Der
betlagenspertben galamitdt, pel6e
iiber bieies 2anb bur6 bic Grmor=
bung feines berItorbenen eeliebten
oberiten 8eantten gefpmmen 1T,
Oesbalb empfeble i9, Sobn Walter
Smith, @oupernsur bon Marplanb,
bur9 biefe meine groflamation bem
9olfe bieies @tdates, feline getpobnz
ten @ef9dfte ruben gu luiien unb ben
10 BON bem prGiibenten be5eidneten
unb bon mir biermit ausgeipdblten
Sag benz Oienfte bes allmd6tigen
9Ottes au pibmen unb ben bimmliz
i6en 8ater gu bitten, oas traurige
greisniB gum 8eiten Der Nation gu
lsnfen.
90 9e9eben urter met
eos ner 6ano unb benz
@rcsnsss' nnn @roB Stegel bon
aear0la"S. MSarplanb.
9---S go geiheben IN Der
Stabt 9fnnapolis an 0ieiem, benz
a9t3e6nten Sage bes September i'm
Sabre unieres 9errn neun5ehn 9un@
bert un0 etr1.
.sobn @alter Smith,
@ouberneur bon Marplano.
eSm @uftrage bes 80uDerneurs:
geiliren Satrmau,
(261-2) StQats=SefretGr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-09-19
fnnler'a

Brcant q Stratton5dneeIsfbuIe
Gfsnosrdpbie uno zppemritins.
1 @sgriiH0et Sncorporirt
1863. 1895.
SaS 81. ShuIidbr besinnt am
=. September 1901.
l Saeftafen eas aamse Sabr.
MbenefIafTen pom 80. Septem-
Der bis 4. Mpril.
I Su gttrtff or 9or3iioli6tsit,
9:itunQ, 2:brtrdfte, Sau.rGumIi6=
teiteu, 2lnsiattung uuD llnttrri1ts=
Ruriug ittbt 0;eietbs ob:nan 3 er=
ION 1 DER Il terri d in
allen ei0.n.
ReinT Teblqriff III rsr 9s=
fu3 cires Snitituts NIT 37=iabriqer
eriolgrsi3cr 9ergongtnbs!t.
l 9toiHgunoen:
SasfbuIe sac pro Weonat,
ole 3epartcEents eiHibIit6eno.
ofhuIe S3 pro gRpnat.
\ 9cihrdufts anbabI BON Sbu!sru.
8ekpbow: Gbsiaptafe g1r. 3769p;
WtarnlauO SIR. Cos.
\ Stu@t qpso,n Gatulog mad ylr. 2
Bis II, sSbarlesitrabe, 9aLtiz
more, glb.
@lnsans gar. l2.
eaus.9, ,9&s, O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-09-19
Baltimore. hiu.8 abn. ga anetin.

eA.OO Don Baltimore mad, 6arper'8 Nerru uub
Wfdrttndbnrs unb nri6 am Sonntoa oea %
Sepfsmber. SpeSolsus p.rldbt bsn GamSers
Sapnbof um ubr 8prmittags
S@.oO pom Baltimore mad, Cen 3uraps6 phIen
ano 3uriit am Sonntaa, ben o. September.
sS;pejlal,u0 perldbt ben GamOsn=9abnbpf um
Hbr 0ormittaqs
S1.<5 BON Baltimore mad, SBafbtnatpn unb
anrhd, 6antta0s unb SpnntaQs, oiiltia Bis
sum foIaeuben Montag. ineufpe aIe 3ioe.
init ausHabme bes pIopal 9imiteb.A f265l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-09-19
Sr. Ro b M b & 6 o.. Rep.Qort.

Rabpab & Co.. Rep.Qort.
gBertbe 0errsn! : Set fat srpei 3abren mar i'd
trant unb babe sini9s Sey ertahrentsn IerIte in
BEN @ereiriqttn 6tantsn 3u 8atR QeIOgen. Sd
ba6stt unb trauf bsibes g8otr In ben 9pt.Springs,
Grt. absr 4ues i6ien Sci mir tsinsn Grtolg 8u
baben Nlg i'd Sbrs AnSeiqt bemtrttt, be3lob
i'd. nit Sbren 9ilsn tiner Qeriuo 5u raa6en uuo
Qttrou6tt i'd ua6e3u 3usi S6u4teln Sd uabm
spei 9ineR pOr Osnt S3lateaQes.n anO ttnte na4
benz Gratiad, uuo boben mir hieiebsn nrebr GUT
qethan, als irQtno Gtpas mas id bisb,r 9ea
brauGt babe, 11ein 9enen bsitanO in elmer 2tber=
frontbsit Ntine oaat uab meiue Iugsn paren
onni oelb; i'd, bate iaIairiqs GtiGbts, mar piS
Elm gstrunterfr, Bate e9mtssm bigtft ibsr benz
Tab,l, strubs atg OBJ Die Sole auf ben Moosn
bride Meine Ginespeios rpareu iebr oft psr4
fppit GRein Muup unO oie OUNCE ipareu msiiteHs
.beiig sntsinoet appttit mar spor gut, aber Die
WabruuQ tunnte nidt psroausn uno lag i6ptr inn
Nlaaen 70 OaB bititlbs INNER tpieoer enpor fam.
Sd fornts nur l,iGt oerboulide Rabrunq 3u mir
rebnen @itte i4ifen Sic mir ben r&atbeebsr."
a6unQsDo 9en 3ouoa,
@Ot=Springs @rt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-09-19
81 aoll)oD'S
80 " YtQe1t

uebmen, ipelGe eas 5pif,m idmsu bon oasn pben
seneanttu 9ti5Dtroen befrsisn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-09-19
Gin hnhe4 RTeiuoe

1T Der quite Rams 6r mill srporben un0 bebduotst
jsin Seutfit s:igt Sus Der CUTE Rams, ben f6
rosit iiber ns 6rot BIN biz bsribmten St. 9rnayb=
9rdut.rpiaen erDorben baben. 5auienoc unb a6sr.
tauienOs pom DteElden, tptl9t an 9ntrtn Rrant9ds
ten oes Maeens unD Der 2tber IL Der Nieren litten,
preiitn oieie trtffli6en 9iIen: Denn obng oersn
6ufc piirDeu iene Qeute idon ldnef unter Dem Ra.
fen lisgsn. unO tdalib mebrt f5 bic 3abn Der Qobz
i6reg guten gtamsns. p Gsnts (3i, Or, ,Sa, ,5&e)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-09-19
Matprs 8iirea,t.

Naltim MOT {, ben 18 sept 1901.
Sd Der G'pupcrnenr bon Marplano laut Qrofln=
nation 3 SOnnerfta taQ, ben 10. Septemb.r, ben
fir bic @etoieung bes periforbsuen QrdEotuten
Der Ser. Staattn fefqciesten Sae, ols sinen Sag
Der anba6t ;u benz allmddbtieen G5ott, Inn ben
biunniffbsn 9atcr 3u bitten, pas trauriqe Greqnib
gum 9eften Der Ration 81 fenfm, be,ei6nst bat,
ipsrben bic Muniipalz z9ircaur Qcibloien bleibeu.
Sir bic 9equemldteit oes 9ubifums werDen
bic Wdrftt ipie eeip0bnlib abgebaltsu.
ybpmas @. Sapes,
(2f0l G}nnnr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-09-19

Ginbre6er fprengten ipd6renb
Der bprleBten Na6t Die Sptnbe in s.
6. 8rainerb's 8ant 81 8looming
9rdirie, Wise., unb rau6ten $4,000 big
$4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-09-19
unbebagen
ttad1-
oe,tt GllIett. Il

gerIonsu, iptI6e mad bem Giisn ttn6sbaqen oera
Ipirer nit eintm @tfibt Der @oQ6tit unS S3ptre
uno nd5e bdufie fiHben, bab bic Rabrung tpie elm
Sartteibiottit, odmorrboioen, 8lutanoraue i'm ,RDs
pfc, MaQtudurt, 1auisa, SoObrennsn, sopfldmers
,rn, 9(yi6eu ge9en Rabruue, Gasartigem 4uffaSsH.
6er,i6pdas oeer Ser3tlopfsn, sritidenosn un6 bss
erqenDen Gtfitblsr, ober penn lisgeno, bsi'm Aufs
ttebtn an S6tpinoeG i'm GOpfs S6leier Dor ben
NuqsH, isiebsr unp oumpftn S6mer3en i'm Ropte,
Naned an 9tripiration, pelber oautfarbs, S3mers
,rn in Der eeite, 9ruit, in ben @lisosrn unS'
si0slidtu Qnfduen Bon 8ss ltiOsn, iOQten einigc
Spitn BON
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1901-03-22
tablished and 8, 900 carriers are now at

work.
''Rural free delivery has caused
more letters to be written and received
in the agricultural districts; more
magazines and newspapers to be sub
scribed for, more direct communica-
ton with the markets and in fact a
more intimate relationship with
society in the broad and correct sense
of the term. 1t is claimed in behalf
of rural free delivery that it has en-
HANGED the value of lands and of crops,
in that the farmer is enabled to avail
himself of market changes to greater
advantage.
Rural free delivery improves the
roads, for the roads must be fairly
good before route will be established.
If the highways are permitted to fall
into disrepair if the bridges become
unsafe, the service is Withdrawn. 1t
follows that communities where the
service has been instituted are dis pos
ed to keep their roads in good order.
There is no compulsion in the matter
of free delivery. A community may
have it or not, as it elects.
The effect of this great increase of
letters and other mail matter in the
rural districts, the Times alludes to
as great civilizer, and it is. Al
ready its influence is being felt in
those communities where it has been
established for some little time and
reports come that the pressure for i'm
proved roads is constantly increasing
and it will keep growing stronger
with each passing year. The farmers
who have had the benefits of rural free
delivery, who have had the news of
the world brought to their door every
day, who have put in constant touch
with its life and progress will not al
low it to be abandoned because of the
matter of roads. The roads are bound
to be improved to keep the system.
There is bound to be much practical
road building within the next ten
years.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1901-03-22
March 22-29. April, 5, 1901
ORDER FOR HEARING PROOF OF WILL

& TATE OF MINNESOTA, County of Blue
- Earth-ss. In Probate Court.
In the matter of the estate of Amy
Roberts deceased.
Whereas, An instrument in writing purport-
ing to be the last will and testament of Amy
Roberts. deceased, late of said county, has been
delivered to this court.
And Whereas, Thomas Hughes has filed
therewith his petition, representing among
other things, that said Amy Roberts
died in said county on the 5th day of March
1901, testate, and that said petitioner is the
executor named in said last will and tes-
lament, and praying that The said instrument
may be admitted to probate, and that letters
testamentary be to him issued thereon.
1t is Ordered, That the proofs of said instru-
ment, and the said petition, be heard before
this court, at the Probate Office in said county,
on the 18th day of April A. ID. 1901, at 10
o'clock in the forenoon, when all concerned may
appear and contest the probate of said instru-
ment.
And if is Further Ordered, That public no
tice of the time and place of said hearing be
given to all persons interested by publication of
these orders for three weeks successfully pre-
vious to said day of hearing, in the Mankato
Free Press, q weekly newspaper printed and
published at Mankato. in said county,
Dated at the City of Mankato this 18th day of
March, A. ID. 1901,
By the Court
[Seal Probate Court VIM. F HUGHES,
Judge of Probate.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1901-03-22
GREAT REMOVAL SALE.

The Fair store of Mankato will re-
move from their present location to a
much larger room known as the
Meagher block April 18th. Previous
to their moving they will close out
their present entire stock, which
amounts to S., 600, Sin two weeks, be =
ginning Saturday, March s3d. - Every
thing..must be sold. Mot .one dollar S
worth of goods will be carried s.over. to
theme place.
The Fair store has already built up
a reputation for great bargain place,
but the prices the goods will be
sold at the next fourteen days will be
surprising to anyone visitingthat place.
Remember it will last for fourteen
only and here is your chance to put
in supply of dry goods, fancy goods,
notions and graniteware.
THE FAIR STORE.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1901-03-22
AMATEUR SPORTS.
Annual Outdoor Track and Field
Championship Meeting of the
Metropolitan Association
of the A. A. u.

The annual outdoor track and field
championship meeting of the Metro
politan association of the Amateur
Athletic union will be held on Friday
and Saturday, July 26 and 81, 1901, in
the magnificent stadium on the
grounds of the Pan American eXposi-
ton.
The stadium is the largest and most
beautiful arena for sports ever erected
in America. 1t covers plot $751; by
1901 feet, and has quarter mile
track with a width of 30 feet, and
ground are ample for the require
ment of all the events contemplated.
The seating capacity is 1000.
The championship committee is COM
dosed as follows: Chairman, John }.
Dixon, Thomas F. O'Brien, G. Sulli-
van, Barlow S. Weeks, j. P. Boyle,
M. Flynn, Star A. c.
The handicap events will be run off
on the first day as follows:
Track Events. rs yards run, 300
yards run, 600 yards run, LOCO yards
run, four miles run, 220 yards low
hurdle race.
Field Events. Putting 16-lb shot,
throwing 16-lb hammer, throwing the
discus, running high jump.
On the second or championship day
the following scratch events will be
run off
Track Events. 100 yards run, 800
yards run, 440 yards run $50 yards
run, one mile run, three miles run,
100 yards high hurdle race, 800 yards
low hurdle race.
Field Events. Putting the 16-lb
shot, throwing the 16-lb hammer
throwing the 56-lb weight, throwing
the discus, running broad jump, run
ming high jump, pole value.
The Regulation Metropolitan as
soication championship gold die medal
will be given to the winner, silver TO