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The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-11-15
New Hope.

Joseph Appling and family Wis
tied Mrs. Bob Oliver last Sunday.
Mrs. James Bonnie, OF Vermont,
visited David Fipps and family
last week.
Mrs. G.. V. Warrington visited
her daughter, Mrs. j. L. Dickel +,
last Thursday.
Mrs. j. NJ. Oliver and Miss Flor
cncc Duncan we're trading in Wells
Vile last Friday.
Judge w. S. Oliver has about
twenty-five acres OF land plowcd
for corn next spring.
John Cox purchased n large iii
OF fruit trees from II Tennessee
nursery last Saturday.
Another shower Of rain fell here
Monday evening, laying the dust
and ~rcyiving the wheat.
Miss Sophia Appling attended
Sunday school here last Sunday ,
accompanied by Prof. A. X. Oliver.
John ID. PoindeXtcr, OF near Min
cola, was visiting his daughter,
Mrs. William Appling, "A few days
last week.
Mrs. Minnie Oliver and Misses
Iva Poindextcr and Minnie Oliver
were trading in Montgomery City
Saturday.
Andrew j. Polcston and wife re.
turned home last Saturday from
two weeks visit to their sol Jess,
mt Moberly.
c. w. White is building n fin,
ten room house on his farm east ,
here and when completed ii vii
be n valuable addition to his flint
farm.
a few days ago al agent wa
here selling pictures OF Linculn
! Garfield and Mckinley and ais
! the life OF the late William Nc
! Kinlcy, He reported n ready sal
= OF the pictures and also the boo.
to almost everyone he met.
! There will be preaching ut ne'
Hope Baptist church next Sunday
: November II, at II o'clock, b
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JoneSburg.

q. Horton, of Big Spring, visited
relatives here Inst week.
Olga wickstrom was in Mont
.gomery Saturday shopping.
John Reed was down from High
Hill Saturday on business.
Mrs. ID. ID. White left Monday
for the city to visit relatives.
Ed Swank was up from the city
Sunday visiting his parents.
ID. Castater was up from War
rcnton Saturday buying hoops.
Col. @. w. Borden was in War
renton Sunday visiting friends.
Thomas Moriarity, of Danville.
was here Sunday visiting relatives.
Sheriff Polster, of Warren coun-
ty, was here last Thursday on bus
mess.
Miss Annie Miller was down from
New Florence Sunday visiting rel-
atives.
William Warner, IT,, of High
Hill, was here Monday on Legal
business.
A. A. Hess and wife left Monday
for st. Louis to visit Mr.. Hess
daughter.
T. L. Ferguson, who has been In
Jasper, Tenn, returned home FRI
day night.
DR.. S. Shrantz, Of Warrcnton, IL
at the Arlington this week doing
dental work.
Miss Beatrice Chandlcc, VIII,
teaches near Big Spring, spcn'
Sunday with home folks.
Miss Laura Georgia Wright ant
Miss Valera Weeks, Of Warren
ton, attended the Eastern Sta
meeting here last Saturday night
MASCOT.
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Oiney.

George Mum has purchased II
new buggy.
Ed Matingly, OF Slick, was in
iowa Monday.
Perry Tinsley, or Bowling Green,
was In town Monday.
Quite n number OF the young
folks from here attended the SPELL
ing ut Paterson Friday night.
Miss Bertha and Johnnie Dun
can, OF near this place, were in
Bowling Green m day last week.
II \ Logan, who is mail clerk on
the Burlington railroad, Is visiting
home folks at this place.
Miss Jane Hcrshman, OF Monroe
county, is visiting Miss Edna Glare
Miss Birdie Linthicum, of neal
TruSton. visited Mrs + G StioAcr
OF this place, the latter part of last
week.
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Egbert.

John Nunncllcy was buying
chickens and turkeys by the whole
sale last week.
Charlie Blackamorc made n BUSH
ess trip to Americas Saturday
evening aud n pleasure some other
place
Henry Fisher was here last week
wanting to put sheep out to winter
on the shares and to buy sheep on
the fall In price II the fall was low
enough.
Milton Tate has been furnishing
John Nunncllcy's store with tur-
nips. At first they were 80 cents
per bushcl, but they have come
down to 30 cents.
Some Of the farmers a-c wanting
the irrigation question brought be-
fore congress this winter, while
others think II useless. One says
II would cost too much; another
thinks It imprncticnblc on account
Of the lay of the country.
Scvcnty-scven persons attended
Sunday school last Sunday. i
Gregory wns elected teacher Of the
Bible class; Charles Blackamoc,
Teacher OF the young ladies' class
Mrs NJ Antcnrcith, teacher oi tn"
boys and girls class, aud Mrs n
Nunnclloy teacher of the smal
chill lrcn. There were three boys
and nine girls In the two childrcn''
classes; three young ladies', n,
young men, five married ladies'
two Of them teacher, aud three II
the Bible class; three married
ladies' whose husbands did not at.
tend. Ave married men who's
wives were not present, two chill
drcn whose parents were ncithc
present. In the Bible class Their
wa,n difference of opinion abou
who carried ~Juseph's coat to hi
father. Tnc tcnchcr said that hi
brothers sent IL home; one of tn
class said That they carried II HON
to Joscph's father. GABE.
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Mineoia.

Willie Gregory is on the sick
list.
RIP Arnold visited home folks
Sunday.
w G Crane returned from st.
Louis Friday.
a Harrison went to the Aux
vase Sunday.
W c Crane and wife spent Sum
day In Montgomery City.
John Gill is running a co..
shredder on Prairie Fork.
Rev White began a protrnci I
meeting here Sunday night.
Tom Love and wife are vi-i, :
relatives and friends in town.
Mrs Attaway Davis and o
tied Mrs w c Crane Saturday.
Miss Emily Graham spent v
days Of this week In st. Louis.
Charles Arnold aud Bob Weeks
were In town Sunday evening.
Miss Gussic Cocn Is visiting her
sister, Mrs viii See, this week.
Tucker Mcclure visited homo
folks from Friday until Sunday.
Mcsdamcs Rachel Gregory u J.
Sallic Gregory spent Sunday &
James Bartlcy's.
BR Crane and family spent s. l.
day with Mrs Alice McCannc, Z
Montgomery City.
Mrs Dink Swearing, of Amcrlc' 4.
Is spending this week with her II -
ter, Mrs Rachel Gregory.
Miss Pcrmclia Tate died Sunda
November 10. 1901, aud was buried
Monday at the home graveyard.
Lon Craig and wife, Of st. Louis.
spent this week with relatives aud
friends at Danyillc aud this plac =.
Master Raymond Craig, 81 II.
Louis, visited his grandparcnt .
Mr. aud Mrs j G Allen, from Tues
day until Friday.
James Smith has rented his farm
to John Love. who will take pos
session March I. Mr. Smith will
move Ia this place.
Walter Gregory and family, who
have been visiting Mrs. Grcgury'r
mother, Mrs Jane Allen, returned
to their home In st. Louis Friday.
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New Florence.

VIII Miller Of near Bcllflower
was here Tuesday GU business.
Miss Yates OF Auvassc Is here
visiting her sister Mrs. Hughes
Maupin.
Mrs. Mollie McClcary and two
children were the guests OF friends
here last Sunday.
Jesse Kopcnbrink was the guest
of Aubrey Kallmcycr, n part OF
last week.
Bart Baker of Americas visited
here Sunday.
Charley See accompanied by his
sister Miss Floy and his cousin
Miss Emma Lewis spent Saturday
aud Sunday with relatives in War
tcnton.
The meeting at the NJ. l.. chucf
continues. Rev. Moggart's son il
with him assisting in the meeting
and is n very influential and inter.
esting speaker. Quite a number
from High Hill aud Danville arr
attending.
Bruce Dayault came mp iron
McKittrick and spent last weel
with homefolkS.
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Mt. Pleasant.

We had n delightful sbo' =
Monday night.
Quite n large crowd attended 4.
spelling match nj Fair View In Il
Friday night.
Evcrettc Millikan visited frlen =
near Prices Branch last Sun, ay.
Miss Florence Knight left last
Saturday for Kansas City VIII, e
she will probably spend the wi tr
T.. j.. Millihan attended services
at Liberty last Sunday.
Mrs. Carroll aud daughter Miss
Myrtle of Big Spriug visited hero
last Tuesday
VIM. Meyers and wife visited
their parents last Saturday and
Sunday.
Mr.. Litchte and wife OF tx
Spring visited their. daughter Mrs.
Artic Davidson, last Sunday and
Monday.
Mrs. Dir. Wheeler and little ohild-
rem OF Gray's Summit arrived hero
Tuesday, and will remain several
days the guests OF Mr.. j. d.
Wheeler aud wife. VIOLET
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Nei6hborhood News,
As Told by Our Assistant Editors.

was preparing breakfast last Tues
day moraing her dress accidentally
caught fire and in a moment she
was envelopcd in flames. But for
the timely arrival of Mr.. Bunncn-
berg, who extinguishcd the flames,
she might have been seriously
burned. Luckily she escaped UNI
harmed, but her husband had his
hands severely burned.
r. +. SCHUB.
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WI Scale and wife were shopp-
ing in Wcllsville Monday.
A nice shower fell here Monday
night and put some water in the
ponds enough so the men quit
hauling water for two or three
days.
Neat Mabry delivered hogs to
Montgomery Monday.
Miss Lille Hampton of Wells
Vile Is the guest of her sister
this week.
JEFF Hagood moved from the
Chorlcsten place to the Blanchard
farm six miles northeast of Wclls-
Vile.
Mrs. Candacc White and Miss
Mary Maupin visited Ben Mabry's
family Thursday.
The Locust Grove school Is pro-
crossing nicely with Mr.. Otto
WIFI teacher.
| suppose we ARE dry lundcr's
out here. Mr.. Robert lIickcrson
has dug in M place for water
right at one hundred feet and didn't
get II. Now he has moved &c
another place aud has dug sixty
feet and struck two veins In tn,
last place but not very strong sc
he Is still digging. Mr.. W. r
Hcnslcy is doing the digging fol
him. Now GUESS.
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Cross Roads.

e. +. Craft was in Wellsville
Saturday.
Several In this neighborhood
have the measles.
Mrs. Linsey Maupin visited Mrs.
7. b. Wood Friday.
H.. A. Kraft hauled coal from
Wellsvillc Saturday.
Francis Cochran visited Mr.. Con-
ley and family Sunday.
Mrs. j.. II. Martin and family
were trading In Wcllsvillc Satur-
day.
Misses Emma and Jane Ander-
son visited Misses Syble and Clyd,
Baugh Sunday.
Mrs. Theodore Updykc,o of Wells
willie, visited her sister, Mrs. j. II
Martin, Friday.
Mrs. Gus Ittncr and daughter
Miss Leila, visited Mrs. j. A. c
Kraft Thursday. PET.
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New Providence.

Ben Wells has a sick horse.
We had n nice shower of rain
here Monday evening.
Friend Wells little boy. who has
the measles, is improving.
VIII Miller aud wife passed
through this vicinity Sunday.
There will be prayer meeting
here every Wednesday night.
Howard Wclch, OF Bcllnowcr,
was visiting In this ncighborhood
Sunday afternoon.
Bro. Reynolds closed n three
weeks meeting ut this place Thurs
day night, with twenty additions
ULRICu Drummer.
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Big Spring

Mrs. DR.. Wheeler Of Gray Sumit
Mo. has been visiting her mother
Mrs. Carroll the past week.
Rev. Kcllar filed his regular APP
pointmcnt at the Methodist church
here last Sunday.
VIM. Meyers and wife and Miss
Gcrtic Parsons Of nca High Hill
attended religious services here
last Sunday.
Rev. Robt. Duncan, accompanied
by Rev. Hunlcy filled his regular
appointment here ut tho Baptist
Church last Saturday aud Sunday.
John Millikan and wife Of neal
High Hin attended religious SER
vices here last Sunday.
David Anderson has n sick child
this week.
b. Sncthcn and wife went 10
Montgomery City last Monday.
Mrs. Joseph Nicdcrgcrkc * n
the sick list this week.
Miss Lucy Nowlin who IN tea, =
or of Liberty school Is hav z
splendid and with niu Z
parents will accomplish m =
good We hope all parents !
f..I ennnnrn.I mud rsnd.r "a hon %
corporation. BONJOUH
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Locust Grove

Sam Culbcrtson died Tuesday a.
$50 p. m.
Forest Britt the deputy shcrin
was in this vicinity Sunday hunt
ing a prisoner that broke out OF
Jail the same day.
Mrs. Lawson Of Olney is visiting
her daughter Mrs. Ruben Parsons.
James Graves lost a fine work
mule Saturday.
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Rhineland.

Grandma Lcnsing is reported
seriously III at this writing.
Gus Holzum Is now carrier OF the
mail at this place Tor the night
trains.
Louis Koch, section foreman mt
this place, spent a few days OF last
week In st. Louis.
s. L. Miller and family, Of Bluff
ton, spent n few days with the fam
lily OF Hugo Monnig.
Tim Holtwick, who has been m
ploycd In the st. Charles car shops,
is spending n few days with his
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen, of New
Florence, have been spending
few days with their daughter, Mrs.
Otto Heying.
Hugo Struttman and William
Thomas LETT last Tuesday for Ana
helm, california, where they in
tnd to locate.
The extra gang which has been
putting in rock ballast and raising
track left last Tuesday for Ham
burg, st Charles county
Mrs. Hannah Hoffman and son
John went to Fulton last week To
attend the stock sale aud visit the
J.rmrr's brother, Hry Pohlman.
Messrs. Otto Heying, Ad Hcying,
? William Heying, 7. Holschlag aud
janus Holtwick are contemplating
a weeks hunting trip ON upper
Loutre this week
"A. j. Rocks returned Thursday
hom mis- recent trip 10 st Louis
Lis ncice, Miss Emma Reymcr, OF
st. Louis, came with him and viii
spend some time in our midst.
Nearly all OF Montgomery coun-
ty 6 legal talent was here the las
OF the week taking dispositions
Among others were Il kosenber'
Ger and son, w. b. M. Cook AN,
&. X. Ball.
Right Rev. Archbishop Kain, o
st Louis, arrived here Thursday
anu was met at the depot by I
large delegation OF the diiiercn
societies ON horseback and escortc'
to Starkenburg, where, with tn
assistance Of nine priests, he con
tirmcd u large number OF the con
gregatlon on Friday.
Theodore Koch and William
Steigers, with their families, hav
r Just returned after a several weeks
stay with relatives in Howe.
county. They made the trip over
land Ia covered wagons and repol
lice Trip. VIZ are informed tina
during their %sojourn in Howe
tn y hauled water every day, leaN
ing early in the morning and re
turning late at night, the drout
4, 1t yet having been broken.
While Mrs. Charles Bunnenbcr
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Weilsviiie.


MIR. Will Hoss was her from Bell
flower last Wednesday.
The Misses MOTIF have for their
guests their cousin Miss Iona
Wicnand Of Glasgow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lovelacc Of Mid
dletown we're the guests OF Rev. j.
b. White aud wife last wcdncs-
day
ars. Gus Hocfcr Of lIigginsvillc
Is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Kunnc of this city.
The electric men are busy string
ing wires.
Doc Hudson, the tombstone man
was here from Montgomery last
week.
Mrs. Helen Lawson and daugh-
ter Miss Cora, who have been visit
my relatives here for several weeks,
returned to their home In Ark.
Johnson, the candy drummer
w,,s her, Th,rsJ.v
Miss Mary Strudc ROT New Hart
lord was the guest wcllsvillc rcla-
ives last week.
u..... u,.,. ,,a N,oL K,,,
x.r., n,.r. from N,,,i,sh,r, ,o,,r.
10,
"' Lucy ".a
e..,.n. los, ,,,oL
nr : s,,o,h.. In Middle.
,.,wn ,,., w,oL -, ,ro,ossion,i
business.
Ncnt Mabry of neal Montgomery
VA, her, last Wednesday visiting
has ron w, l.. aud family.
Guy CcIli.on was here from
Galloway Monday.
Mr. Clash p,Ii. d,,y,,.r Mis-
Myra and little son Calvin of
Montgomery CITY were the guests
| uf relatives la this city Saturday
and Sunday.
Miss Ethel Farmer Of Middle
TO VA was shoppinu here Saturday.
Mrs. X. j. Shancr came down
from Moberly "Wednesday 20 spend
"A month with her mother. Mrs.
Prcry. She Will also be the guest
OF Mrs. Leslie Gilliland.
Miss Iv,Ii, pr,,c,s K,,,c IA
,~,,,,,i,i,, nor ,r,,,d uiss IoL,
of uiupinsyillr, Mo.
Mr. mud Mrs N a Doyis ~,
Eld,r, m ,r. IA, o,,s,s ~, ,hoi,
Tho, NJ. ru,ahn,, I'll.
a.. -
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~" P' '
c,naa,
,,.,
AZ. Ia..Itna ..a..h.. ,.a.
uo,,anmor, CIV S,ndav
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Rev. r. S. Duncan. Sunday schotl
will be at 10 o'clock. Everybody
Is Invited to attend.
O. Y. GUESS.
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Mrs George Shealy, Of Slick, aud
Mrs Thurman, of Troy, visited
Mrs DIR Blackmorc, Of this place
last week. OLD MULE.
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BeIInower.

Miss Jessie Hall visited In New
Florence last week.
Some from this neighborhood
attended church mt Truxton Tues
dav night.
Henry Ramps wood-pilc burnt
down one night last week. II
caught from the engine.
Joe Speeds of Pin Oak was call
ing TN friends near here Sunday
aud attended church Sunday night
Misses Leona and Alice Bishop
were shopping In Montgomery
City Saturday.
Prptractcd meeting began nj
Brunh Creek Tuesday night.
Mrs. Bonnet is visiting in Mont
gomrry City this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. ID. Rolcy oi
Gamma attended church here Sun
lay.
Several from here attended a
quilting at Mrs. Hattie Balls Tues
dry.
Marion Spires and family visited
at Mr.. Y. Bonncl's Sunday.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

PROBATE NOTICE.
STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
Hennepin. Probate Court.
In the Matter Of Proving the Alleged Last
Will and Testament Of Ella kueneke,
Deceased.
WHEREAS, John H. Steele, of the Coun
ty Of Hennepin and State of Minnesota.
has delivered to the Probate Court OF the
County of Hennepin, an instrument In writ,
ing, purporting to be the last Will and
Testament of Ella Kueneke, late of said
County and State. deceased, and filed
Herewith his petition to said Probate
Court praying that the said instrument
may be proved and admitted to Probate.
and that letters testamentary be granted
Ripley,
heard and the proofs of said alleged Will
be taken ut a special term of this Court. to
be held at the Court House. in the City OF
Minneapolis. in said County, on Monday
the 30th day of December, 1901, ut 10
O'Clock in the forenoon, when all persons
interested may appear for or contest the
probate of 1t: and that notice of such hear
ing be given to all persons interested, by
publishing this order once In each week
for three successive weeks prior to said
day of hearing. in the Irish Standard. q
newspaper printed and published in said
County.
Dated at Minneapolis, this 3rd day Of
December, 1901.
BY the Court:
T. c. HARVEY,
Judge Of Probate.
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rays sitting through the cracks in
the shingling. ! made sure it was
reality and not dream. could
hear the night wind signing in the
canyon, and the Euftled roar of the
Torolito among it's powders. She had
one hand behind her as if she would
keep the weapon concealed, and as
she crept nearer the horror of it
grew upon me until 1 could feel the
sweat standing thickly upon my fore
head. Not until the shadowy figure
had faded into intistinctness behind
the chair where ] had thrown my
clothes could break the spell and
rise Son my elbow. When ! was UNI
qrestionabfy awake, some of the inn
aginings proved to be indubitable
realities. The wind was signing in
the canyon, and the tumbling stream
lifted it's hoarse roar in deep-voiced
accompaniment. The moonbenms
were sitting needie-likc through the
chinks between the shingles, and not
withstanding the dim haf-light,
could have sworn that the door was
moving slightly on its hinges. Also,
the cold sweat of terror was unmis-
taxable.
The following morning, when 1
dressed to go down to breakfast,
felt for my neutrality-suspicious. in me-
chanicnl obedience to Il lifelong
habit. They were nndistnrbed; but
when ! glanced into the pocket-book
[ realized suddenly that my dream
had been something more than a vag-
airy of the night. The newspaper
clipping and the letter from Grant
ley were gone.
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HARRY A. IuND,
Attorney for Petitioner.
NOTICE OF PARTITION SALE.

Notice Is hereby given that under and by
virtue OF Judgment of the District Court
of the Fourth Judicial District In and for
the County of Hennepln and State of Min
nesota, entered In the office of the Clerk
OF said Court. on 10th day Of October,
leo1, In an action for n Partition Sale Of
the real property hereinafter described,
wherein Eliza F.. Mayo, Frank NJ Snyder,
Ada NJ. Paegel and Hollis r. Roberts are
plaintiffs. and Burkhard Butcher, George
Butcher, Henry Butcher and Emma Butcher
are defendants. directing a sale of said
property at public auction. which property
Is situated in Hennepin County, State Of
Minnesota. and is described MS follows, to-
wit: That part Of Lot two (2). Block one
hundred and seven 900: In Minneapolis
tproperl. lying southwesterly Of the line Of
the right Of way of the Chicago. Milwau-
kee & st. Paul Railway.
NOW, THEREFORE,. I. the undersigned
referee. duly authorized to make said sale
by virtue Of the snid Judgment and In pur-
suance thereof and the statute in such case
mntie and provided will sell the above de-
scrihed property, together with all and
singular the hereditaments and nppurte-
nnnces thereunto belonging. Mt public auc-
tfon. to the highest bidder for cash. at the
Fourth street entrance Of the District Court
House in the City Of Minneapolis, In the
County Of Hennepin, in said State, on the
thlrticth day Of December. 1901, at ten nO)
o'clock In the forenoon. which sale will be
subject to the confirmation OF the Court.
Dated at Minneapolis, MIMI, this 18th
day OF November. A. n. 1901.
CHARLES l.. SAWYER,
Referee.
T. A. GARR1TY,
Attorney for Plaintiffs,
No. 3NO-3n1 The Phoenix,
Minneapolis. MINI.
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TOUR OF ALL MEXICO.

The Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
Railway will start from Minneapolis
and st. Paul Monday, January 9th,
1902, a standard high class drawing
room sleeping car for an extended
tour of Mexico.
This car will be attached to a YES
tibuled train of Pullman cars (con-
sisting of baggage and commissary
car, open top observation car, buffet
and barber shop which will run
through solid from and back to Chi
cago All Mexico will be covered
including the tropics.
The train will leave Chicago 10 a.
m. January 2Sth the through car
from Twin Cities will arrive at Chica-
go Z a. m. and will be Immediately
attached) and will reach Chicago on
return trip Wednesday, p. M, March
5th-St. Paul and Minneapolis follow
ing morning-making 81 days.
Rate for entire trip from st. Paul
and Minneapolis $3s5.OO. This in
cludes every possible expense-sleep-
ing cars, meals, hotel expenses,
guides, carriages, street cars, etc.
The tour is one of lifetime and
the best ever arranged for Mexico:
The train and party will be under
the personal direction of Mr.. Reau
Campbell, General Manager American
Tourist Association.
Write to J. 7. Conley, Asst. Gen.
Pass. Agent, c., Nj. & st. p. Ry., St.
Paul for detailed itinerary, maps.
pamphlets, and complete information.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY
of Hennepin. Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of Cornelius
Curran, Deceased.
On reading and filing the final account
Of the administrator of the estate OF = 80
deceased, and his petition praying a.
the allowance Of said account and for q
decree assigning the residue. of said
estate to the persons by law entitled to
the same:
1T IS ORDERED, That said petition
be heard at general term of said Court
to he held at the Court House in the City
of Minneapolis, in said County, on Mon
day, the sixth day of january, 1902. at
10 o'clock in the forenoon: and that
notice of such hearing be given to all
persons interested, by publishing this
order once in each weel, for three sue
cessive weeks prior to said day of hear
ing in the Irish Standard, n newspaper
printed and published in said County.
Dated at Minneapolis, this 9th day of
December, 1901.
By the Court,
II. G. HARVEY,
Judge of Probate.
HARRY A. LJ1ND.
Attorney for Petitioner.