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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-20
JULY CIRCULATION.

". r. Carr. Business Manager Of The 81.
Louis Republic. being duly sworn. says that
the actual number OF fun and complete
copies OF the daily and Sunday Republic
printed during the month Of July, 1901.
all In regular editions. was as per seized ale
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-20
EIks VIII Have street Fair.

Sedalia. Mo-. Aug. 19.-The Sedalia Lodge
Of Elks has completed arrangements to hold
a street fair at nights during State Far
week. September . to II. The City Council
tonight granted the concession of the street
required for the carnival of amusement.
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II we can achieve a better Worlds
Fair without q Director General,
heraus init i'm! He never win be missed.
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Elegant Furniture At Auction.
A~uctioneer Selkirk will sell to-day begin
ming at half-past 10 O'Clock the entire ele-
CANT furnishings of fiat No. %Hs Evans ave.
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VIII Accept Pssirion I'm

VIII Accept Fssiffon I'm 81. Louis.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Seda1ia, No., Aug. D.-The Reverend J. H.
Fielder has resigned the paetorate Ut the
German Church 10 accept . position with
the Chtidien's Home Society Of the STATE
es Missouri AZ s. IouaA
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Mr.. W. W. Davis Of st. Louis has been
= one Of the guests at Capon Springs. w. Va.
the past few weeks.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-20

Mrs. George Gregory OF St. Louis and her
little laughter. Miss Louise Gregory. are
spending the summer at Capon Springs.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-20

Miss Blanche Pendletcn Is spending the
summer with friends In ~Ironton, Mo.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-20

Mr.. and Mrs. J.. T. Thiebes of Webster
have returned from q trip on the Tennessee
River.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-08-20

Mr.. John Knabb. Jr. OF Cleveland avenue
has returned from q Northern trip.
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The Misses Daisy and Josephine Sullivan
OF Alexandria,, La, are visiting their cousin,
Mrs. Edward Bright of whittemore place.
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BIC TR0T TING
MATCH CARDED.
CRESCEUS VS.. BORALMA AND
CHARLEY HERR.
The rrot WIN lie Decided on the
RendSiile tMnss1 Track
on sept. 10.

TOLEDO. o. Sept. THE crack trot-
tiers Cresccu.. -wned BY George II.
kctcham: ho.alma. owned by Thomas
", Lawson. the Boston millionaire. and
Charlie Herr. OWNED by Dave Cnh!!l.
have been matched 10 race ut Rcadville.
Mass. on Sept. 10.
To-day Mr.. Ke,cham received the FOL.
lowing telegram from Secretary Jeweti.
OF the Readviiic Driving Park Associa-
ton:
Hartford. Conn. Sept, !.
iA~~oa ~ires me under no coalition will
BoraIma NEE, cresceus ., R.idviL. VIII give
5000 FOR race between crsscsm and The
Abbot for seo;. - No .ntraae. te- Pus..
to DO divided ~ you and Gerrs ma, decide.
c. jEwErr.
Mr. Kc,chNm replied rs follows
Z. Jsssr. Hartford Conn.
Cssseeus viii Be In Rsadvi,e on Sept. 10 10
tuinl hi. part Of III. original race s-. no
reason 10 change. VIII Lawson now break up
Bor.ina' GEORGE II. KErcHAM
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Hating Order.

tsTeeisi to TIC Evening wa.IdD
WASHINGTON: PARK. BROOkLYS.
Sept. Tom LOTUS and his Windy
C!ty hand. no longer remnants. because
they landed the Giants At the tail end
~ the procession last week. arrived
here to-day for n series OF four games
with the Champions. Two OF these
were scheduled for this afternoon. hu,
the double header lid no, attract an
unusual Saturday crowd. only about
500 being present when hos,!lties be-
gan.
The presence of Treasurer Abel ana
Secretary Vand.rhorst. 81 tho Brook.
lyns. and Prcsid-n; Hart. o. the Chi.
Cages. In town occasionej some talk and
the gn,herin. a.. the four brooklyn Ill.
rrc,ors was looked upon as an iniica-
tirn that a meeting OF the stockholders
had been called 10 discuss plans for next
year, both IN regard to players and the
pos-iD. attitude nf the League toward
Hrookiyn AT the coming annual mcr,!ng
Jimmy Mcclure l. himself again and
was down to catch the iirst game. II
w.,s MS nrr; appearance sine. hS was
injured AZ Phiilhc phia on Aug 20 last.
itoIh Donovan and Hughes dished up
an article OF SAINTS In the third and
fourth innings that neither sid. could
touch. Donovan distinguishing himself In
the third by striking out Hickey. kahoe
ana Hughes In succession.
Doyl" mad" the 'irst hit Tor Chicago
In the iifth inning but was left At Sec
and \ hit by Donovan. kerl.rs scratch
double back OF third base, Shrckhrd's
ny and liick"y's Wild throw gave the
Champions two runs In their half OF the
NTH. Dexter made IN. second hit for
Chicago IN she seventh. but he also Ian
sui-hc!. Tn. ch!cagos went out In or
der IN the last two Innings. Donovan
striking out liar;z.l and Dexter N the
iinish.
Tn" champions got two men on bases
IN me eighth. but could not score.
TIE SCORE ~ INNINGS
Chirls1 81. ,.,....... o o o % q n 0 o 90
ilru0alyn ..,......... o 0 . o.
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THREE STARS IN
MATCH RACE.
AMERICAS FASTEST CYCLISTS
RACE SEPT. IA.
Frank Kramer, liver Lawson aaHs
Major Taylor SholIl Furnish
Grent Stvuxgle.

Americas three leading .printers,
Frank Kramer. ISer Lawson and Major
Taylor. will meet in a. three.corncred
match race. distance one mile. best In
three heats. at the Bay View Wheel
mems race meet TO be held next sa,ur-
day at the NnilsburE Board Track.
Newark.
The purse OF $500 vii! not be the only
Incentive OF the riders. for they meet on
equal terms. and the winner OF the race
Will likely be heralded as the champion
OF the year. There viii be other events.
including an amateur half.milc open.
one-m!le handicap and the five-m New
Jersey State championship race. for
which special sanction has been
granted b., the n. {. a.
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Professional ana amateur yaChtsm.u
who have been getting a line on Sham
rock II since her adver, In ,hes.
waters. and who have also bcen watch.
Ing the rial races OF the Columbia. now
selected az the defender. VIII now have
an opportunity to put the knowledge
they have vained to good, profitable use.
The Evening World. desiring TO fore.
east as far as possible the result OF
the coming races between Shamrock II.
and the cup defender. makes this bid
tor the expert Information which they
The evening world., 1901-09-07
JACK ROBERTS
COMING HERE.

The match for the fca;hcr-wcight
championship Of the world between
Terry McGoverp and Jack Roberts. the
English champion. Is practically ar
ranged rJw and WI! DC fous<,, rrob-
ably lone time in October or November.
doc" Ordwny has been informed that
Roberts has signed the contract sent
him by Sam Fitzpatrick and that the
little Fellow viii sail for this country
in n couple OF weeks. Fitzpatrick viii
be Roberts'x manager during ;hs ia:ter's
stay In this country. and a set Of articles.
ciinching the match. viii be signed In
n couple OF days.
The evening world., 1901-09-07
BLUE GIRL
|N|SHES
SECOND.
Leonora Loring Wins Great
FiIIy Stakes-Long Shots
Land First Two Races.
Especial to IN. nr-ninS Work. )

fspfclal 10 Iae ENvnihS "ofdl
RACE TRACK. SHEEPSHEAD BAY.
Sept. There was more than the usual
Saturday crowd on hand at the track
this afternoon. because the card con-
taiaed two very attractive features In
the Great Filly Stakes. worth $4,000.
and the Century Stakes. n guaranteed
weigh, for age race o. $1,000. These
races combine with other very !ntere.t.
Ing events. made up one OF the most
attractive programmes OF the season.
an! there was absolutely no reason why
perfect afternoons soor; should not
be enjoyed
The weather was perfect and the track
as fast as II possibly could be. 4 frc-n
south breeze made the air del!ciously
cool.
The stewards will hold A meeting this
afternoon to decide whether II weud be
posti.ble to postpone in case OF the iresi-
dents death. While every one hopes
there will be no occasion for this. the
necessity may arise
So FIRST RACE
The evening world., 1901-09-07
RESULTS AT HARLEM.

RACETRACK. HARLEM. Sept. =
The races scheduled TO be run here to-
day resulted MS follows:
FRS, Race-Six furlongs.-won by
Mondoro. ! to and ) to ?: School for
Scandal. even for place. second, ADDE'S
was third. Time. IL? i-a
Second Racc--Five .urlongs.-Won by
Henry 2itt. J to and 10 5, Rag Tag
4 TO I FOR place. second. Julia Junk In
was third. Time-l.ol ~.
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TOWNS BEAT GAUDAUR.
Race at Rat PortnRe. Ont, was roS
the Sinxlc SculI Cha mpionahip.

RAT PORTAGE. Ont. Sept. Towns
beat Gaudaur five lengths In the scull-
ing race today FOR the worlds cham
pionshp.
shortly after the start Towns gained
the lead and Gaudaur. try as ne might.
could never get up.
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Cricket Matches To-Dny.

,aIp Uroaklya team IL viii pIlr N-reFt A,
Prospect rark to-day; Kings Cou1tr viii t+eet
rstrrrnn team n and k.irny Viii play sianhat-
tAa s-cani eleven At Kearpy Ssi-or Lodge will
ais, play Brooklyn team st Prcspret Park
Essex County will play chstNlck at Newark. and
the Maintains Viii plaj the MontclaIr A. C. 1t
Prospect Park
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ATLANTIC Y. C. GAMES.
Annual Swimming Contests Mt Ser
Cute To-day.

The annua! water carnival OF tho At
lantic .ianit Club Will be held at Sea
Gate to-day. The swimming events will
begin at i. II.
Tney are as follows: One hundred
Yards handicap. 10 yards handicap, 100
yards handicap Doys under eighteen
years OF aEeI. - yards scratch. so yards
tub race. pole walking. fancy diving and
plunge for distance.
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Davis's- Men Show
Signs Of Resurrec.
ton in This After
moons Conflict with
the St. Louis Cow
boys.
The Batting Order.

POLO GROUNDS. Sept. This was
sort OF hall holiday FOR New iork'-
baseball players. Goodness knows hey
ne. Ied some time on. for when they
brougl: tho days hos,iii,ics TO close
with Don vans hustlcrs from 81. Louis.
|, completed their tenth game ~ the
week
The Piratcs-thank the sch.lul--have
gone and Davis's men are happy, bu:
Pa,sey. az st Louis. says they are Just
b., too premature In their JOY He
feels siIgh,.-i that the fellows OF Coo
gan's Valley have net considered him.
and h. predicts tr.pi. victory over
them IN his three lays stay.
Pa;s"y nn. E few pitchers on his out
iit-mcn rightly entitled To be called
such Ills Stuhl. Is not over big. but
a:ill II Was 50 well filed that ne didn';
know Just who VAS going TO work this
afternoon until the gong sOund@!
George Davis couldn't even innsin"
either who would 40 tn" twlrlin. stunt
Cor hi. wcaklings, but II was not be.
cause 81 an "r.rShundanc. OF such
feeders
The crowd Don't mention 1t. merely
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PFinettet. lUI WondefIT I1fF Al poN - 10
start bad. Won ridden out. Tims--ii: 20
They we're sent away to a bad start
with Francesca left At the pont Lady
Cncas went 10 the front at the FIRST
furlons and making all the running won
ridden out by length. unmaskei go,
up In time 10 beat Cervera = head for
the place.
Third Race-Six furlongs.-won by
L.eonora Loring: Blue Girl was second /:
SuIshowcr third.
Fourth Race--Ons mile and onc-half
Won by Watercoior. Rockion was sec
ond and Terminus third
The evening world., 1901-09-07
Wilmington. a, wechn~k.n.

10th IN. Wilmington ,D.p team AMI the West
.;sw York Field Club have played rio.- games
With the Baltimore, Boston and Detroit clubs, of
the American League. The wiiming,ons And tho
woet New forks viii play at wesha~k<n to- NOR.
row and the game shoulS be we'll contested. !Iuy.
ltr w~rsrS-R will pitch for the Js-sesmrn.
The evening world., 1901-09-07
Standing Of the Clubs.
NATIONAL LEAGUE

National League Games To-day.
Chicago At brooklyn.
81 Louis al S-s York.
Cincinnati at iIGston.
PrttshsirE At PhiIAdslphia,
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70, ,-o-,.,r.oid.. .,li,ax. AZ. 'ahoun

Prophetic took the lead soon after
nag fall and was never headed. winning
easily b. length and n half from
Honolulu. who was second all the way.
The Referee was third. heater. n head.
SECOND RACE
Fer all ages; hish-.s;Es: handicap; siI fur
The evening world., 1901-09-07
SHEEPSHEAG BAY ENTRIES.

ispeel,i TO me Evening worIiD
RaCE-TRACK. SIEEPSiIEAD BAY.
Sept. THE entries FOR Mondays races
ur. as follows.
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Third In n INK.
Fourth lnnlnE.

Dexter fiicd TO Dolan. Doyle singled
to right. Raymer singled to left. Childs
singled. scoring Doyle. Hickey singled
and Raymer scored. Killing hit TO Dab N
and whs doubled up with hickey. Two
runs.
Daily Snglrsi. Dahicn singled to right
and took second on DeK;er's will throw.
Farrell hit tn Itayme-. AMI DAILY was
nailed at the plate. Farrell took second
on the piav Newton famed. No runs
The evening world., 1901-09-07

roo Grounds II was sad.
First Inning.
Setback dropped the nrst ball pitched
into c.'ntr" Tor corner and Mci,t!tn
too. got "A base on his 1ouuc. IL from,
Of the plate Van drew pass and :hc
bases .cr" h!lrd. When Davis boosted
hunt VA. McBridos uudolnr Al .hirh.
hyhn iuus Murphy's bounCC down IN
tim" one run
DAVIS aid The hn.shins act to Burkc,t
and lic!drick too. Murphy dli riSht
With Donovnn's roller No runs
second Inning.
Cancels liner sailed Ia schrivcr Row.
erinan rolled one along first that YVES
good tof hnlf way, Powell puzzlci Tny-
lor with three, Wallace hurried Sell
smch's sranScr across 80 runs
Wallace doubted Murphy handed
kruger out. When Strnng threw Schri-
yer out Wallace scored. Murphy mis.
Judged fadhcn's hoo-t Ryan beat out
his slow one Powell struck out One
run.
rhirh Inning.
r,dhcn caught McHr!dcs rocket.
Van ilaiir"n singled Davis daubi-i.
S,rnng'E LEI, fcll to iici!rick, and Van
Tailed schrir"r slung to Hurrhy's foul
ny. one run.
Selbnch took rurkr.t's short nv. Held.
rich dropped u safety In ,'Sel s. DIS
triCt Dcnrvnn's roller finished Held,
rick ~ second Setback was where
Wallace high one fell. No runs
Fourth InnInH.
Camel lined beauty 10 left FOR
sack lt0w.rinan's second double Tailed
Long John" Bow"rmln was uippcL
trying to steal ,hird. Taylor dii an
other ian act. ii-ihrick pulled down
S-lhaCh's ny one run.
Kruger walked Schr.cv"r nut up one
for Davis Kruger WINS caught In a nap
~ frst by iiOwermnn, i'ahlou', rap
vas good FOR half way Murphy stood
sili! and took kyIn's liner No runs.
FIfth InnIUg.
MciirIi"'- boost went To Srhriv.r NILn
hcuf on: a hunt Davis singled An
attempted lnHhi" steal rrsult,h In Van :
tuish At thiri S"lriy"r nlbu. l.G Strang.
No ruus
Powell was a strike victim - MAS
Burk"tt S".hAch took ilrririrk's boost.
No
The evening world., 1901-09-07

II was pointed out In this paper. that
the running OF horses owned Jointly by
aIessrs. Whitney Gnd Madden was
distinctly dangerous procedure and ono
likely to cause all sorts OF grave com.
plications In case one or the other 81
the horses should be disqualified In n
race. That Is the reason why Mr. Whit
The evening world., 1901-09-07
A DOUBLE-HEADER
IN BROOKLYN.
Chicagos Engage the Champions in Two
Games in Washington Park.

Raymer and Sheckari WAS run down.
Kelley grounded &c Childs. 40 runs.
second Inning.
Chil!s walked. He was forced to sec-
nnd BY Hickey. Keller hauled down
K!ing's smoking Liner and doubled up
Hickey ut frst. No runs.
DAILY was safe on Illckey's Wild throw.
Dahlen shattered the air. Irwin hit to
Hickey and wGs doubled up with Duly.
No runs.
Third Inning.
Kelley and Newton disposed .! Tay-
ior. fiartsei famed. SO did Green. No
runs
Farrell strolied. Newton famed. Keel
or walked. Sheckard singled TO right.
scoring Farrell. Do.an fiie'! TO llartsel.
Kelley forced Sheckard. Oac run.
The evening world., 1901-09-07

iaasshaIl. Polo Grosads, To-day, $50
z. :. 81. LOUIS Va MEN YORK. Adm. sos. '''
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THE ABBoT's MILE EOS.
Ex.Champion Trotter AEninst Time
Sts, at Charter Oak Park

Az HARTFORD. Conn. Sept. The Alb.
rot. owned By Fire Commissioner Scan
neil. OF New York. trotted a mile against,
Time Ut the Charter Oak track In c.o6
I'd Geers drove the cx.champion In AN
attempt to beat his record OF e.o4s.
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INDIANS" SUNDAY GAMES.

six Interesting Events oa the Card
for o-MOrr0".
The monthly games OF the Pnsii,ne
Athletic club will be held tomorrow
afternoon on the ''lndiahs' grounds.
Sixty-s.xth street and Avenue A. Six
interesting events. including u relay rae.
between the i. \. c. and Company |.
Twenty Regiment. are on the
prograrnme.
The evening world., 1901-09-07
Acer Mea Metropolitan Tobacco Co..
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y ys.ts = .vec.....t an a.ssasss Of men. Cpdss
OLD DR.. GhISDl.E'S seisat,de ftrsAtnsut b.ood
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DIR. GRlSDLE hasa record for marvellous eursN
between eth aad 7th AYES. Advice frss. Nedi.
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DISEASES w Men CURED
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nav. already gained: Il will pay gu, ,Ioo
;ur the Ave best advance .,,im.rex ~
NE cup races. dividing the amount ne
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: Harry NJ. W:.slow. a sixteen.

= Harry NJ. W:lslow, a sixteen.
year-old schoolboy Of Providence, r.
l., is six feet four inches in height,
and if there is another schoolboy in
the United Sts.es taller than he, he
would like to have chance to look
up at him. He weighs 147 pounds,
and is rather slim.
= Something Of sensation has
been aroused in England by the feats
OF young woman animal tamer, who
enters cages of lions aud treats them
as familiarly as she would the family
cat. 1t is said that she never uses u
whip.
- The old courthouse in Williams
burg, Va, where Patrick Henry made
his famous speech on the Stamp act,
is still in existence. 1t is used for
judicial purposes, and every Saturday
morning petty offenders are tried there.
The woman who will spend an
hour daily creaming her face and
doing the rest wonders how man can
bear to waste ten minutes every morn
ing shaving.
- 1t is lucky for girls that they
understand there are some things il
wouldn't be good for them to under
stand.
= The finest Christmas present ever
put in stocking is what prudish
people won't call by name without
pretending to blush.
= All is fair in love ard war-with
the exception Of brunettes.
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deck Of the tropical world. The sun
shine, birds and flowers are mostly far
overhead. But one sometimes meets
delightful surprises. for there is
beauty even here. Several kinds of
trees and shrubs have way of put
ting forth blossoms right out of the
trunk. There are flowers set right on
the damp black bark, as yellow as Dako-
ia sunflowcrs so flaming that they seem
to light up the glooms Again, at the
right season, one may find clusters of
blood.red fruit, growing low down on
the trunks of trees. But these bits Of
brightness are only occasional. For
the most part all is black, damp and
dccaying.
The lvnelincss Of the forest is op-
pressive. After half days tramp
between two settlements there is no
more welcome sight than garden
clearing showing that human habita-
tions are not far off. Then the two
rows Of smoky tumble down huts with
the yellow clay street between, that
form the village, are a gladde oing
view, for they are the dwellings of
ones own kind.
The sense Of the omnipresence of
the forest appears in the speech of
the men who inhabit it. To go astray,
or aside, in the Fang language, is to
go into the forest" To throw q
thing away is to throw it "a-forest.
10 arrive at place is to "come out"
or to EMERGE" while to set forth
from place is to "entcr." It is not
necessary to add what is entered or
come out from. Az evident in the
character of the people is an Unborn
revulsion against the loneliness Of the
forest. The ideal village, to them, is
perfectly cleared of vegetation. Shade
trees have no attractions for them.
10 travel alone, and especially to sleep
alone in the forest is hardshi D, not
SC much on account of any danger as
Gu account Of the loneliness. A favor
ite name for village means "Noise
of-People." The huhbub of talking
and singing and drumming in the vii
lage street is dear to The heart of a
Fang, fer II !. be sorge:s the gros.
black forest.
Only the dwarf tribe, occasionally
met with in this country, seem to
be entirely reconciled to the forest.
Only they are content to live in booths
OF leaves, hunting the game of the
forest depths with au hereditary keen
ness that is almost instinct. -George
Il. Bates, an Ne,o York Independent.
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Notice Final Settlement.

THE undersigned, EXECUTORS OF
"A Estate Of Thomas Erskine, dec ed.
hereby give notice that they will OF,
the 3rd day Of January, 1902. apply ia
the Judge Of Probate for Anderson Coun-
" for Final Settlement of ssid Estate,
and discharge from their Office as Ex-.
ecutors. Fl: c. ERsKINE,
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Notice of Final Settlement

THE undersigned, Executor of the
Estate Of Lewis M. Aver, deceased,
hereby gives notice that he will on the
18th day Of January, 1902, apply to the
JUDGE OF Probate for Anderson County for
q Final Settlement of said Estate, and a
discharge from his office as Executor.
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