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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-17


Daughter" a beautiful four-act comedy
drama well produced. We think those
who Ike dramas will be well pleased.
Popular prices will prevail
Much is expected of the new Revolu-
tionary play Betsy Ross" which VIM.
A Brady is now busily engaged on. Re
hearsals viii shortly be started The
initial production vii he in Philadelphia.
Phoebe Davis viii have a prominent part.
Messrs. RUSSO & Holland. who bring
their Big Minstrel Festival to the Grand
opera house Thursday. February q. have
five attractions on the road this season,
and all of them are successful They
are as follows: Roanoke" story Of
Virginia; Ernest Hogan and his Funny
Folks in the rura lstory Of negro life:
"A Country Coon; Richard & Pringle's
Georgia Ainstrels; Original Nashville STU
dents. combined with Gideon's Minstrel
Carnival, and Russo & Hollands Big
Minstrel Festival, employing all told
about 90 people. using eleven cars. ten
agents and a notice force in their head
quarters u eight people. They carry ali
the horses. ponies. burros and livestock
used IN their different attractions also
automobiles used IN street parsdes. Each
company IS fully equipped with scenery
and electric effects which helps 10 make
their productions perfect
The bookinc and routing az these shows
Is done by Hessrs. Rusco and Holland
personally. and each company trave.s
about a5Cl3 miles each They have over
5000 invested IN cars and over $5aoo9 II
printing alone.
Brady & Zsigfsld's production u tha
rev clyde FITCH play Lovers Lane
was successfully launched last week AZ
their New York aIanhsttau theatre ard
from all accossn1s viii easily 81 cut the
season az that houss-
BEN HENDRICKS IS ole OLSON
TIE largest crowd that a naslnse rms
season has drawn vas tHst which VT
nesss-5 The preeuctlea % oie oin ~
The Crawford theatre yesterday after
noon The evening performance ass
drew q fair slzea au1ieeee
The pay IS very fun1y. Sc ugh f. cos
tsius several pathetic scenes ~ cgurse
DE- & rua.st u tae sasE us e1yas-
ance AID dlsksct vsr@ excellent and he
kept he euais=ace ruariaE wssh nss Army
speeches and songs Miss cSnnslsys fhs
IFssH character ~oman- ~as eps1 n her
spe1zity. TIE ssabreEte. A-yHsrsr- vza
nat 50 good as the OTHER eAzEaefe-ss her
woke setag harsh sz4 zssosAsaz.- Tzss
Swezssa ouarssfts II ths l@ss zrs d.
Isgatod tAe aadseres VIA 1A@sT s@1ElaE
Las. ulsaEs perserrnassee esos@1 eae x
sna ruost s1crz ssfgl ue-ala * &c es2~on
a. - C-4ss5-z 1aeazrs ne zszxza-zsrz
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-17

FOR sALE-By J. y. MoTat. lS n.
Main street.
We VIII offer Monday. and until prop
erty $ sold or price advanced. ar $500
the most extraordinary value for n
amount asked now 10 be had IN
Wichita. The property is an unusually
large. extremely vel located, hone Stiy
substantial. North Side, close in. fully
modern residence structure. Il Is In
nne order. absolutely no repairs need
ed. and 10 duplicate il today. lots and
ali, would cose not less than Slo.5oo.
probably more. Ten per cent net n
come can be easily realized now, vita
large increase in prospect Shrewdly
seheming manipuIators should quickly
investigate. ]. ". Aoffat. las y. Main.
so-lt
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-17

FOR SALE-Five-roou house, modern.
close in. II J. Morris & Co, l5s M n.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-17

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-17

Much is expected of the new Revolu-
tionary play Betsy Ross" which VIM.
A Brady is now busily engaged on Re
hearsals viii shortly be started. The
initial production vii he in Philadelphia.
Phoebe Davis viii have a prominent part.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-17

ss.oo0 STOCK Of fsrniture. CARPETS ana
stoves TO Re closed out Within tho
next 80 days ] viii close 0ut my en-
tire stock OF furniture. carpets. mat
ting. stoves and house furnishing goods
located az 2S y, Main street regard
less Of cost. ByeTytHing absolutely
AIenz. Store Of Fred Menu Furniturs
Co. ES \. Main street. Tf-st
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-17

BELGIAN HAREs-Buy from frse
hands largest breeders Ga fhs wori4i
fancy stock: low prices. Rocky Mount
am Belgian Hare Co. rs Quincy Bldg.
Denver, Colo. Agents wanted
s-iI-fix
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-17

s,000 BUYS the elegant Groom house.
l1E y. Lawrence. ground worth S. e1-
improvements Sf.0n. total value 81 e9
Owner. room - Winnie block
6S-suu-tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-17

FOR SALE-To move. frame build ne,
2A y Main A snap II taken quick
Apply Water Co. s Office. 192.x
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-17

FOR SALE-s500 will buy IL n. Hydrau-
nc with 50 feet You can borrow 500
on this place from Building and loan
Associet tons and pay II out FOR Sl-3s
per week Reese & Co. 112 East First
street Phone 127. SOFT
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-17
CLASSIFIED
WANTS
Confined From Eleventh. Page.

FOR SALE-HOUSES
FOR SALE-Four-ro0m cottage, . feet
front AS y. Water.
So-su-tu-su-tn-4tx
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-17

EIEkA fsE9.
sTf2s j -IffflrNiaT. F1. - fTu fHp
miles acsifh agzs fWo nfica wasf ~ Ha-
sonic Home ono blue mare ard ffee
last springs coffa- aaT informal -
concrrH5rr Naue made Hafiafar. rfs.
= - BroEn. BOX ~ Tlraft& $50
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-17

LADY AGESTS-ro sell new straight
front, patented novelties tn Corsats
open front closed front abdominal
Give beautiful figures. Sell on ssrhtl
large profits. Write for booklet In 4
agents prices Barley Corset Co.
Newark. y. J. e-f7-Itx
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-17

Brady & Zeigfsld's production u thu
rev clyde FITCH play Lovers Lane.
was successfully launched last week az
their New York Manhattan theatre ard
from all accosnfs viii easily 81 Out the
season AZ that houss-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-17

IoST-s5rne tine aRb. q snail GOA
heart. with the uonogTan1 III p
engraved X g. Return % Easle once
Reward H-atE
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-17

IOST-A r-shapsd pin. set rIfh 9FsfIa
ard seven dtamaujs Ltorrai res sE4
Return % Ars. Pau Eaten. 81 s.
Francis frenue. 4-tf
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-02-16
CLYBURN-HEATH MULE CO.
Csn $50 His Heart Beat.

jacksonville, Feb. I2-WiIl
King who was so severely cut at
Tampa Tuesday night while asleep
in his r"om, 10 reported to have a
good chance OF recovery, but he
will he cripple all of his life.
The unknown fisnd who cut him
did not moan, evidently, to pro-
durs death, but to MAIN fol life.
The muscles Of both arms were
com JlsteIy cut into, which will
render them useless. There 10 4
dep rut on tho left chest, which
sStends TO tho back. This cut ex-
posed the perfect beating Of the
mans heart, and is q dangerous
wound
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-02-16
Perpetual Motion Machine.

High Point, n. G, Feb. IL
A citizen of this place has invent
cd what he terms = successful
perpetual motion machine. As soon
as piece now in course of con.
strnctIon is complete he announces
that he will make a publ C demon
str.tion of tho workings of the
machine. which, according to the
inventor, will produce slsctri-
city sufficient to light his house
and " larger machine will furnish
power sufficient to pull q train of
loo cara.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-02-16
APPROPRIATIONS.
The Senate Agrees to the
House Bill Except for Pen
SionS.
Resolutions to Condemn Senator
hcLaurin Laid on Table. To
Adjourn on Saturday.
SpecIsl to Greenvills News.

Columbia, 5. c., Feb. 13. -
The house today broke up Mr..
McMxstsr's resolution condemning
Senator McLaurin for voting for
the ship subsidy bill. MIR. Nc
Gowan moved to t,bls the resolut-
ion, which cut OF all debate. On
this an aye and no vote was called
which resulted in SO to A., and
the resolution was tabled. Many
members vetsd to table the reso>
luton because they thought the
Legislature was no place to discuss
politics, and because they did not
want to consume tins with a mat
ter not relating to legislation, and
they so stated in the journal.
The bill to provide for "a state
gsologist was fought to-day again,
but has now passed both houses
and is ready for ratification. The
same disposition was made AZ to
tho board of entomology.
Senator Henderson. bill to class
mill stock AZ realty was given a
second reading in the house after
q fight. The bill looks to getting
outside investment, and provides
that no stock can he taxed in an
other state. 1t of course does not
avoid taxation on the property in
South Carolina.
The bill A. to q state bacteriolo-
gist was killed in the house.
A ] honse bulls not acted on to-
day will go over until next ses-
sion.
The house fixed Saturday as the
date for final adjournment and
Speaker Stevenson announced
tha. whom the house 6xsd Satur
day for adjournment it would not
he con'tured to mean ono miaute
after II, asd that here would no
no Juggling with the clock. The
expectation 10 that Nom bers can go
home on the early trains Satur
day.
The general appropriation bill
was agreed to with exception of
100000 for pensions, and that
went to = conference, whics will
likely agree upon s15o,Ooo.
The house made no prostest
whatever against the senate cut
ting out tho 800, 600 for public
schools.
There was no senate amendment
to the houses appropriations for
any of the State colleges.
There never has before been
such unanimous soncuraencs on tho
general appropriation bill.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-02-16
Drunken Darksy Shot and Killed
by an Orangsburg Policeman.
Special to Ths State.

Special to Ths State.
Oraageburg, Feb. 1O.-ln an
alteration about 8 O'clock today
between san Samuel, a colored
man who was invarinble drunk.
and who was employed about
Sunny Side cemetery, aad PsIico,
mss Sam j Board, the former
was killed by a pistol shot by the
latter.
The policeman attempted to quiet
Ssmue!s, who, with his wife was
making considerable disturbance,
when hs (Samusls) drew his knife
asd several times attempted to cut
Board, who, to defend himself,
drew his pistol and fred three
shsts, all of which took effect in
the negro body. The knife was
still clsspsd in Ssmusls hand aft.
or he fell.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-02-16

MIR. T G Matthews, of Glover.
and Miss Benia Dorster were qui
city married at the homs of the
brides father, Alr " K Derster.
a Pleasant Valley yesterday morn.
ing at 10 O'Clock by Rev. A Finch
Fort Mill Times.
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VOl-C NJ
T.. stt y IIDNS

FoLt AM tttPTIDN~
Are grand, but Skin Erupuons
rob life of Joy. BuckIen's Arnica
Snlve, cures them; also Old, Rum
ming and Fever Sores, Ulcers.
BoiIs, FeIons, Corns, Warts, Cuts,
Bruises, Burns, ScaIds, Chapped
Hands, ChilhIains. Best Pile cure
on earth Drives out Prins and
Aches. Only % cts n box. Cure
guaranteed. Sold by Crawford
Bros, Druggist
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Special to The State.

Special to The State.
Fort MrII, Feb IA w K
Bradford captain Of the Fort Mill
Light lnfSntrv, and editor Of The
Tlmss, shot amt Killed John Mc>
Cord, c"Iorcd, this afternoon.
Bradford's 5 mother was quite sick.
and negroes were making noise
just behind her house he went to
see shout il NcCo'd drew pis.
tol on him ari snapped il, and
WREN shot wv BruAford fell with
pistol in hand
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-02-16

Judging from all interior re-
ports the South Carolina cotton
acreage for the present year will
he the largest in the history of the
state.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-02-16

Ten stores and a hotel were
burned at Darlington Saturday
night, inflicting a loss of $4,000
or over, all of which was fairly
covered by insurance.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-02-16
SUMMONS FOR RELIBF

complaint not served
STATE OF SOUTH OA ROLIEA.
LANCAsTEk COUNTY.
tourt oi Common PleAS.
Eliza }. Wy,ie. Plaintiff
AGAINST
Nhnnis l.. Williams, II Sime>.
crockett, Rufus 4. I rockett. HAITI,
CrHksl', ". r l.. Porter, as ad,
ministrntor ~ the estate Of Dsv,s
N Crock ell and LouIss r.. ,ocLsts
decreased aud John & Foster D.
yendants.
10 the Dsfondants above named:
you are hereby SUM noDed and 70.
fuirsd 10 answer the compI sinI Ia ihk
actiom' which Ia filed In the offics of
'he Cler" or Common Pleas for the
shn Iounty, and to serve . COPY OF
your answer u The said somplsini on
the subscriber ut his office a Iancs.
Ter Court House south CsIoiin.. vItb.
In twenty days sfter Tn. service bey.
OF, exclusive OF the day ofsuch service.
Anu ~ ysu iaiI to answer The Co mi lsipl
WdIhlh me time aforesaid, tile PLAIN
tlh IN ths action win apply to ths
Court Tor the relief ssmasdsd In tbs
complaint. '"e
Dated DsesmbsS 18th, A. d.. 1904
[ u. 81 W. b l.. Porter, 4. &. q. 10
Il. Il. WYLIE,
Plaintifr's Attorney.
10 Nannis j.. Williams. r.. simeon
crockett aud Hattie , rocket. nan.
resideDt DE efendapts
TAKE NOTICE that the com plaiat
~ above stated csss was fIed in tbs
once OF the Clerk Of the circuit Court
"r ssid county and state nj Lansss.
,rr y. II d. g.. on the 10Th day of
D>cehorf l"n II " Wrue,
PisIntiff's atl,rney.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-02-16
Abhevi'le County Finds 1t Difficult
to Sc sct . Sheriff.
Special to Grsenville News

Ahhevsills, S. c., Feb. r.
The second primary to- name q
successor to the late Sheriff Ken
n'dy came of today with the fol-
lowing result Fifteen boxes heard
IRON. give Lyon $40, Martin 4S6,
Jones 261. A third primary will
10 necessary for = choice.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-02-16

Mr. Charles Scott of Wiscon-
sin, was thrown from q vehicle in
Clarendon county last Friday and
died from his injuries on Tuesday.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-02-16
For The Ledger.
Anolker Lancaster Soldier Boy
in the Philippines Heard Fron.
On nquista, Mindsno, Is.

paper to give you some idea of
what We are doing in the Philip
pines.
Well, we have been hiking out
In the mu ntains after the insurg-
ents for the last six weeks, and
have got them badly scattered.
We have had several engagements
with them during this tims and
have taken four strongholds that
they said we could not take. But
they did not make any stand; thay
had fled when we got there. We
burned their barracks.
On November 2S, We hiksd all
night to town twenty miles south
OF here whi'h WAS occupied by
the insurgents Whoa we got
there the town was deserted.
Tho next night they attacked us
on two sides. They thought We
had only one company, but were
fooled. There were several COM
panlas there, and we made the
"krags' pop The firing was
kept uD until 4:3O o'clock, when
the enemy retired. Three boIo
men tried to get into tho Majors
quarters, hut the guard. put five
bullet holes through one of thsm:
the other two escaped 500 bolo
mon made a rush for G. co. bar
racks, but one vollsy from the
compsny's 'Krags" put them to
their hsoIs. The msn Of Co. G.
were slightly wounded tho ONLY
men hurt in gong to this town.
That night in crossing II stream
We had ono man drowned. More
would have been drowned IF they
had not got help. There were
several hollering for help At the
same time and it was awful To
hear their pit;ful cries. Whom
ws are on a hike We cross six or
eight rivers day.
Company |. mad three men to
desertin November and join the
insurgents. One of them after
wards came in and surrendered to
Co. u. He said the other two
said they would die before thew
would surrender.
We have not lot the negroes
have much rest lately and | do
not think they will get much
more rest. This is the quesrsst
war | ever heard of. think
those guerilla bands will hold out
long time yet.
l guess you people in America
think we are having n picaic, but
| have failed to find 1t SO since I
have been here. Our eating At
the present time includes bacon
and dried apples for one meal,
and the next apples snd bacon.
We don't stay any too fat.
L am told that some of tho bows
are writing home and saying they
ara having good time. The
reason they do this Is they do not
want their parents to know what
they have got into. / am not
sick of the army at all, but want
to 90 back to civiliz,d country.
ct will he long time before these
people become civilized.) | don't
care how soon the time comes for
us to sail for old America.
Nell, we did have a good din
ner Christmas, and there vere
several dances in town but va
were not allowed to attend. The
officers had big dance at their
quarters, and there were several
Spanish girls there; they won't
find it as easy as it was IN the
Spanish American war.
We have to pay high price
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The Ship Subsidy Bill.

the senate We have not had oc>
ca>'"n t" study the SUBJECT very
carefully, aud our information is
limited t" what we havo read in
tn" newspapers and magazines.
Up To this time it has not been
pra a'tlcanle to gather Il very com
preh"nsivc view OF tho subject
tr"m any OF "ur stat exchanges.
They have not discussed the mat
ter Their utterances have been
confined t" ilI-tempereu filings that
hav" appeaIo" only to prejudise,
and which have not served to en-
tighten anybody much one way or
the other
1t Is Il weIl>kuown fact that the
United states * leading .he world
In manv lines of manufacture and
commerce. Within the past few
years it has developed that this
country Is stronger financially
Than even England, herself. All
Europe Is growing alarmed ut the
conceded supremacy of this coun~
try. About the only branch Of
commerce IN which ue are behind
England is the carving trade. We
are not onIv behind England; hut
behind Germany, France, Italy
and several other nations. Eng>
land heads the list in the CARVING
trade. 1t is understood of all
people now -a>dsys, that freight
rates arc an VII important factor
IN the binding up and tearing
down OF given sections. The big
railroad systems build cities
wherever they like, and mako
them grow bigger and bigger.
These same railroads prevent
other cities from growing 1t is
done by discrimination in freight
rates. England is generally be-
ieved to have it in her power to
fx ocean freight rates for the
world 1t Is certain, that in com.
bInatlnn with other maratime ma
tions, she can easily accomplish
this object. Under existing cons
dhuons the natlons that have ships
hnd it comparatively easy to fix
ocean rates 1T figures that are
calculated to discourage the new
comers American vessels have
heen Disseminated against in the
past to such an extent that most
American ship owners have found
it advisable to sail their vessels
under tn" British flag. There
are many reasons why this is not
to tho continued interest of tho
United States. Among other
things, in case of war it is very
desirable to have q large merchant
marine from which to- recruit and
reinforce the navy. To build up
an American merchant marine un.
der existing conditions il imprsc-
tlrable, and the advocates of the
subsidy idea are Of tho opinion
that the desired end can be &C
compIished in no other way.
We have not seen a copy Of the
pending bill. The measure Is
generally understood to have been
drawn by the leading ship-buiId-
ing concerns of the country, and
its details have been criticised
with more or less favor by diff
ferent experts. Some thiuk tho !,
bill Is correct in principle; but !
capable Of being considerably
improved upon. All are pretty
well agreed that though it will be
at heavy expense, the merchant
marine Of the United States will
be considerably devsloped-York~
vile Enquirer.
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LOOK HERE
The place t" go when you t. g.,
The incest things earth to eat
THE PARL0R GROCERY store


Are on it's shelves awaiting
Yes that and more.
The finest candy that
lD delicate mOrsels twiXt Iius
ihe kind that Angels ADORE
The dantiest crackers delicious
The kind that your mother used to bsk.
just try them and you more.
% ana oar coffee, just try it, the finest that grows.
1on II love all your friends and forget all your fo..
Ano our price, now, Sir, listen, only 18c
For the very best coffee there is in this town
Our sugar will make it SC sweet and delcous
That one cup of it will make you religious.
lhen our flour white and make oorious k,sui,
mat when once you have tried it, you'll nevermors risk it.
TO put in your grinders this yelowsh stuff ~
That gives ache it, because IT,, so to,gL
Onr hams are the finest that ever have g"unted
from pgges whose pighood never stunted
Whle mt to make bread for a or a Bard
is our delicious, 'feIicious' elegant lard,
Yes, everything nice that pleases mans palate
just come here to get it, surely have it,
Or, II you'd rather not come be early or late
Just step to your phone and ring rs
ana be 1t Father, Mother, Daughter prsferred) or Sc.
- go YOU he promptly answered by Tom Convington
"ho ii send 1t to You in the snap of yonr finger
by double, backactonsd Lancaster niger
In the meantime believe us, the same as before
THE LANCASTER pARI0p rp0rpDy cropp
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-02-16

Come one, come oil.
We will make you the best
satisfied and the best pleased
\"u ever were.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-02-16

The celebrated Onesboro,
Kentucky, Wagon, is the best
n"d cheapest on the market.
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-CLYBURN-HEATH MULE co..
HEADQUARTERS FOR MULES HO-S BUG @ WAGOS HARNESS ETC.

~ We HAVE the fnsst
lot of mules ever Uffersu on
his market, and we will sell
them ut reasonable prices, fer
cash or good paper.
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Prices low Terms reason
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* YtUR CEWCE.

The Anchor Buggy, A Wren
buggy and the renowned Ty-
son & Jones Buggies always
in stock Yes, and at prices
that will please you
The Worthington advance., 1901-07-12
Order for Hearing on Claims.

state of Minnesota, County of Mobiles, Is.
In. Probate Court, Special Term, July g.,
1901:
In the matter of the Estate ofwilliam litter:
iuRton, deceased: =. .
Letters Of administration on the estate Of
said deceased being this day granted unto
sarah Braitwaite and J. H: Hass.
It 10 ordered. That all claims and demands
of ali persons against said estate be presented
to this court, for examin alton and ALLOW % %anee
at the Probate office in the Village OF Wor-
thington, in said County, on the following
day' viz: On Monday, the 14th day OF Octo-
her, 1901, at one O'Clock p; m.
from the date hereof be SLOWED to creditors
fo nresent their claims against said estate,
at He expiration Of which time all claims
mot nresented to said Court, or not proven
to ia eatisfactionr shall he forever barreo,
1,nless for cause shown, further time be al
ordered Further, That notice Of the time
and place Of the hearing and examination OF
eaid Claims and dem ands shall be gwen ~
publishing this order once In each week. ior
three successive weeks prior to the day aP-,
nointed for such examination, IN the Wortn.
3noton Advance weekly newspaper printed
and published at Worthington In SAID Coun-
'Dated at Worthington, Minnesota, the
9th day of July, A. D. 1901:
BY the Court,
4 -, C.. M. Cory,
.isHA17 Judge of Probate.
Geo: W.. Wilson & Son, Attorneys for Ad-
1ninistrators. h, - r
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