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Furnace Men strlko

Youngstown, Ohio, Jane The furnace
mems strike, affecting an the iudene,deut
ana Republic Iron ana Steel company's
furnaces III the MadoniDg ana Shenauco
va'ieys began this morning. The Hubbard
intnAee, the only one IN opposition today
so no. rc aown tonight; throwing, all told,
o. 60 men out OF work No United STATES
Steel corporation mills arc VET afrocted
pat President McNlahon OF the union ms,
seIis that some OF them will be- rIosnd
within few days. e'oS'u
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ROCKAWAY BEACH Rt|
THREE DEAD AND OTHERS ExptV'
ED TO DIE FROM BURNS.
A Dozen Hotels Were Burned ana wy
Other Buildings Before the RAMS
Gould Be Controlled

New York, June MAX hasten y y
old, and Mrs. Lydia McKrow' tns ~ ~
age, lost their lives today in 8 n'e -
swept away many buildings al hes
Beach. Thomas $. McKrow and Ms IS
old son, Frank; Martin Hanson MI
Morris Hasten, 70, we're injured ans -
to a hospital in Long Island Guy s n
hours later young McKrow aioa =
father was reported to be dying ,w,an|
The Are started in the 1raue n.
occupied by the Kastens. 10 sl~
it spread to an unoccupied brles :. s- MI
and then in succession leyellea w
structures. ...a N
Kasten's hotel. the ColonDaoe, n ~ iei.
Casino. Walters hotel sass ,fassuu1 ~
Burns hotel, Seaside Avenue n'S e.ri Y
Annex hotel, a one-story iras,s Nest
occupied. Peterson's hofeI, sr' strrugs
hotel were consumed. otnsi
damaged were: ,,.r prcs fNA
Harry Benefits store; herr hclt
the Morrison stables ana nrenIhout sispH'
The loss is estimated AZ apV
YOAKUM.-The prospects ~
crop are very 1atterng
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SHERIFF SERVES NOTICES.
Striking Miners and Sympathizers War;
ed Not to Molest Property.

Striking Miners and Synpathizers Warn
ed Not to Modest Property.
Scranton, Pa, June lin anticipation of
the possible strike this week, the places
of striking engineers. frcmcn and pump
men are being filled by other men sheriff
Charles H. Schadt today sent his deputies
all through the Lackawanna country post
ing notices to the effect that all persons
who trespass upon the property Of the
coal companies, or commit depredations of
any KIND, or In any manner Interfere with
persons employed thereon would be dealt
with strictly according to the law. A can.
Nass made today gives Indication that
there VIII he few engineers and not many
more pump runners who will obey the
strike order. The hremeu, It is thought
VIII generally so on strike.
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
Southern Specialists.

TIE recognized expert doctors OF the
south. large aud permanent ofncesl lreat
nj CHRoNIC and SPECIAL DISEASES 30 @f
Men. Women and Children; OtneSs, SO
Tnke elevator to Fourth Floor. CON,
sULTATION FREE. IL you can not can
write for home treatment.
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SPORT.

NJ /. Hurley Of the New York Athletic
club clipped 4 s.5 seconds on the world,s
amateur record for Ave miles In the cycle
meet Of the Vallshurg track IN Newark.
n. j. Time II 90 10.
New Orleans shut ont Birmingham In a
one-sided game In New Orleans yesterday.
Nine runs were made In one Inning
Memphis defeated Atlanta on the formers
home grounds. and Shreveport showed Chat
tanooga down another notch.
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MsuReENT VESSELS DESTROYED.
Another Chapter in the Colombian Reyo

Ano'hef Cnapter in the Colombian Revo-
luuon-Fifty Vessels Captured.
r"n'ha, colombia, June The govern.
Neut gunooats which left here roeenrv to
capture certain insurgcnt vessels snnnos,s
10 Oe removing products from the Ch,rion,a
u's'ileI returned last night. Referrln, 80
.ae expedition. General salazara said ,eda,,
they mad captured about twenty smau 80 vo..
sfS s,, ana mad sunk thirty more ~ p,,vo,,
Remedolsp G The ois bsnrea Las Pamas aSd
issisted the advance OF f6a ,,,,n NY Juyay
we iahdlng there WAS made sSsIls 9ut
General Ss in ober from The gunPoa oyaeaa er
AIRY leader was sss sn yilmnoriaRt revolution.
soldier In his own camp. may Il by
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Trouble Narrowly Aysrted.

Hazleton, Pa. June lat 1880 O'Clock
tonight when about twenty special officers
in charge OF a coal company agent boarded
a trolley car at the Hasleton Honse for
freeHnd' about 500 men rushed at them.
crowd would attack tho officers ana tTCrbio
would have occurred h"l NOT Chief
OF Police Ferry and four of his men 6ei5
me excited strike sympathizcrs back mil
the car left ""'''
The engineers. fremen and nunD rr,
ners employed at the Coke col!lcries mani.
mousN voted for the second time this even.
Ing TO obey the strikers.
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Three-fourths Of The Me-, 81.

Mahanoy City, Pa, June 1,-Three-fourths
OF the hremen, hosting engineers and
pSmpmen' comprising the day forces en-
p pro} a. the fifteen collierles OF the sev.
era era, mining corporations in this we Voi lev
g agii W w'TE ms evening in response to the
~ C vi tnG miners organization TO strike
Ior an eight hour day The nIrbt f G1rane
VIII quit at O'Clock in the morning eeS
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YOUNG MAN is MISSING.

John Potter's Coat and Hat Found, but
He lie Gone.
pailas, Texas, June The police depart
meut has been at work oil day on a mys-
terry. II looks as II John Potter. well
known young man. was foully dealt with
after midnight, lie was seen going home
about that hour from the grocery house IN
which he was employed This morning his
.oat. cur and torn almost into shreds, and
rs derby nat, crushed MS With n blunt in
fhort distance from bis home A large
open knife but not bloody was found with
the hat ana coat. Streams, wells ana
many buildings have been searched but M
clew found. The police have teiephoned
or teiegraphed 10 every city IN the State.
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Southern League.


New Orleans, La, June New Orleans
celebrated its return home ny PLAYING n
great game, Smith and Atz doing rho.
nomenal heldng Campbell did fairly We'll
until the sixth, when the New Orleans
hAtters broke loose and birmingham went
10 pieces. Nine runs were rolled up In this
Inning ana the game was virtually over.
Score IA ~ -
Now Orleans ....,. on olD Xix ii Is 3
Birmingham ,,.,, 900 600 600 a
Stewart and Westlake; Campbell. Blue
and Brown.
Shreveport, June i..-Shreveport defeated
Chattanooga with ease this afternoon Only
three OF the visitors reached FIRST base
after the initial Inning
Score - II n
Chattanooga ..,.. 800 900 600 4 x
Shreveport ........ 400 III COX II
Brennan and Roth; Butler and McGuire,
Memphis, June 1.-The locals easily do.
feated Atlanta today in fast game. with
the exception Of two costly errors. ono nv
Naldols and one by Gllligan, the Memphians
played brilliant game Attendance hoo.
score a 81 M
Memphis .......,... 300 coo COX d ii 4
Atlanta .,....,....,. 100 OtO oiO
Ehret and Acorsin; Milson and IAtlner.
National League.
Played won. Lost. PC.
chicago ......... IS Is y Ss
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WEATHER INFORMATION.


Washington. June l. Forecast for East
crn Texas-Falr Monday and Tuesday, fresh
southeast winds.
Western Texas-Fair Monday; Tuesday
fair in southern portion, showers ana cool
cr In the northern portion.
New McXiCo-Falr Monday; Tuesday fair
In southern portions; showers and cooler
In northern portion.
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A Joint Meetlnn Held.

Wilkesharre, Pa, June IA ,,,D. o,o..
,ns OF tne brotherhoods of Railway Epei.
neers' f1remen' rralnmen, Switchmen
IA" T ce5trs, and Teegraphers, employed by
h.Ja 'en'Fai railway of New Jefsey v,as
n.lu at Ashley this evening a., WIS MS
vi n'N nS MTrs present resolution wSs ,'toI, ~
60 p,edging the cooperation M 10 an 'u r,iI
order u W. 4 snch Move was necessary in in
'' 'ne miners TO win their strike
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AccEssIoNs TO THEIR RANKS.
Teamsters' Union Greatly Strengthened
and Meat Deliveries Impossible.

Chicago, June 1.-The striking teamsters
succeeded today in getting more than 40
recruits to their ranks and the tieup Of the
delivery OF meat will he almost complete
The new members Of the union come from
the branch houses of the four big packing
firms. The executive committee OF the
packers organization held n secret confer
cnco today. but refused to make the object
ot the meeting public. Another meeting
will be held tomorrow Some conciliatory
action on the part of the packers is ex-
pccted 10y the strikers.
Under the cover OF Sunday quiet, the
packers scored heavily on the striking
tenmsters and succeeded in filing all their
distributing stations about town except
those In the Fulton market Ice and coal
drivers seem to hold the key to the strike
and to them the toGmsters are turning for
assistance. None of the butchers have hecn
completely cut of from lee, but an attempt
to hiring this about win come tomorrow and
with 1t viii he tested the real strength Of
the strike. should the Ice and coal men
fail, sympathetic strikes may be called.
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Old Halifax Wakes Up.

Halifax, y, s.. June THE news of
peace In South Africa reached Halifax
carly this evening and quickly spread
throughout the city Great enthusiasm was
manifested, The pastors OF nil the churches
announced the news from then pulpits and
at the close OF evening services prayers Of
thanksgiving were offered, the national an.
them was sung aud fire bells were rung
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HOUSTON.

], F. Bestelro was killed by street car
last night
City Engineer Dormant expects to have
the sewer syphons In such condition this
week that fair and final test Of their
merits IL they have any, can be made
Two dalries were condemned by MIX In
spector Noble yesterday.
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At Dallas-Flrst game: Dallas I; Corsi.
cana o; second game; Corsicana j; Dallas o.
AZ Parls-Faris q; Fort Worth T.
AT Texarkana-- First game (seventeen IN.
nlhgsl; Texarkann 1O Waco .; second
game; Texarkana 8: Waco 3.
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Earned runs Cawthons 3.
Two base hit Werner.
Thrce-bNso hit scarborough
Sacrifice hit REILLY.
lnses OF bnlls-Om Nelson ! T; on Wilson .
Batters hlt--Riclly. HAYES
struck out BY Nelson II by Wilson g.
Double PLAYS Hughes ana Lyons; Bon
Eett, LYONS nnd Werner.
Umpire Proctor.
Time--l:lU POO m mn
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NAC0GD0CHES SHUT OUT
CAWTHoNS MADE THREE IN THE
FIRST INNING.
Got No Chance to Score for the Re-
mainder Of the Game--Both the
Pitchers Did Good Work.

The Cawthons looked Ike derby winners
III the first Inning when they stralghtened
cut -FOUR Of Partin's Blenders for safe drives.
counting six bases aud securing trio OF
tuillus. all Of them earned. After that
iAftih passed 1t up, Wilson taking his
plaGe On the slab and Rusche going TO lett
me Cawthous were helpless against WIN.
hVil' whose grim Blenders kept them from
scoring thereafter. Houston won nv tnu
s'oIe Oh 70 y, though in the seventh in
mug Wuth the visitors nude two hits and
hbu luen on second AMI third bases tho vie.
t"ty or Rieity's band was In innturdv
puiSlde Of the sensational folding OF Ollre
H!u calrhihg or thlldreas the pitchinu of
nelson was essentially the feature orr ths
game lie had absolute control of n wide
ruINe which broke at the plate with pun
Mon anmmi,tiniiygy' II9ol'ni t9e Nacogdoches
curved pau aud held chem as snfe rs
thoush they were behind bars I[id DlIrp
catIieu on the hcding honors. two OF his
cHlches being sensational mud mo- brticr
catches have ever been inado ON tbr lncot
ulhlnohd, In the seventh inning. with inen
on second aud third and one ont Lyons hi
q Nh'f over third thar looked good for t,yu
uHhrs' nut Ollre surprised everybody by
lbhlhE u IN after a long run Auuiu in
tuV hlhtl Wilson drove one to Ion ana
plitc jumped three feet In tho air ma
puled II down Both plays we're wildly
appinnded The hcldng OF both teams was
Utmost laultiesS. and everybody who saw
the game pronounced it to he thc best
game p,ayed here for several wears Umnire
t,foclor kept the players ON the move
throughout the game and II was playpd r.,
,he rgnarkable fast time OF one hour aud
The work Of Bennett on third was tho
texture OF the visitors playing. mis- rntcb
OF foul ny from McDoGnld's Int I'm the
rIinUh'n lhnlIE on which he made a double
ptuN, vas q grand piece of Holding. kid"
werner led his team with the stick making
~ S,hkle apd q double The Npcogdochis
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neers, hremen and pump workers will re-
NUN nn away from the colerles tomorrow in
"Iuer 10 preserve peace. The sheriff is
contemplating the swearing in of strike
leaders to serve as deputies in case anv GRO
needed nee Iei ana In the vent Of these deputies
ask Governor Stone gVn' For the t men he would
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BEAUMONT AGAIN BEATEN.
Lake Charles Took the Second Game
Eauiiv

Lake Charles Took the Second Game
Easily.
Beaumont Texas June 1.--More than two
thousand people saw Lake Charles admins.
ter second defeat to beaumont today in
a ten-lnning struggle that was of the heart
breaking kind It was not one OF these
pitchers BATTLES, for the ball was hit hard
aud often 10y both teams aud the total
number Of earned runs on both sides was
five. Beaumont took the lead In the first
Inning and held 1t until the sixth. when
Lake Charles went her one better. Then IN
the ninth inning Iva Tevls hit the bail for
TWO sacks and HeileInan did the same thing
png the score and causing the tenth In
ming. In the tenth Lake Charles won by
donblo and single with on one out. Page
led With the stick, getting three hits
out Of four times up, while Richardson led
the Benumouters with the stick. Lake
ChnrieS won the game ON two errors 10y
Hcipman. but 1t must he said that they
were eXcusablc, That fast player has been
playing IN his regular place with foretn-
ger on his right hand as large as two ordin-
airy fingers, and Mt the same time II Is ex-
crpdingly painful. Stevens. however, is
sick and Helleman Insists on helping out.
BriganCe and McKenna each pitched fair
games the earned runs showing up In IA
yor OF the home man, but otherwise Nc
kennn had shade the best OF It. Nelsoa
for the visitors caught well, while Lyont
for Beaumont helded In the correct fashion
The following is the score by Innings
Beaumont BY innings. Total
nus .......,,..........3l OlO or !
nuns ............,..... 10 ODo OOl u >
Lake Charles
Iiits ...................o OF 1903 OIL 10
Kunsi ................., 0l0 OO2 600 L
SUMMARY.
Earned runs.--Beaumont 3, Lake Charles
.
Two-base hits.--Hcllemnn, Weber Gons,
Teyls, Richardson 2, Page, Luitich ., Col
llns EVerhnrdt.
Stolen bases Nelson.
Double plays.-IIeileman TO Weber to
Lyons.
Bascs on balls.--Brigance ., McKcnna !.
Hit by pitcher. -McKcnna ..
Struck Brlgancc l. McKcnna 3.
Passed bnlls.-Ri chardson !, Nelson 1.
Time Of game 49,.
Umpire lays.
Scorer Greer
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Vlctory for panltorlun, ream.

The pautitorIum baseball team played its
first game az Magnolia park yesterday, lie.
fcating the Brewers by the score Of q TO
2 The game was devoid OF Individual
features. The heavy hitting OF the new
team Knocked two Brewers pitchers out
OF the box. The new club Will have their
new suits IN n few days. The pantitorium
club desires 10 hear from some good out.
Of-town club for Saturday or sunday week.
OF both days.
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An Appeal TO Eekels

o"'coso' H. June lat meeting .,
,"e federation OF Labor tonight n vo.
u''ioea thar an appeal should ho ma
20 James H. Eokels. presilc,, :, 'I'ue
1 ges,',Nt National hank. 10 taxa me N9M
''ai's'ers cause with the pacting b me
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Meetlna Was POSTPONED.

San Antopio, Texas June 1.-The meeting
OF the llte stock sanitary board which
wss scheduled to be held In this city Mon.
day. June 2, has been postponed until Mon.
day, June o.
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Groves Black Root Liver Pills.

Made from an active principle obtained
from Black Root They set on the liver
equal 10 caiomel and leave no bad after
effects. No gripping no sick stomach. WIN
cure chronic constipation, Price % cents
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A klluno AZ Dallas.

Dallas. Texas. June John Cox stabbed
and Killed George Mcllilvy on Commerce
street near Walton tonight McKilvy was
oisembowcled. Cox escaped. The two men
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Cincinnati. june wicker was

Cincinnati. june 1-wicEer was hit nil
over the lot this afternoon. This, com
bned with errors, lost the game for St
Louis.
Score II n 4
Cincinnati .... 100 col DIX S 13 9
st, Louis ...,....,. 200 00t 600 3 : u
Thielman and Pietz; Wicker and O'NeilL
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May Ssli on Government for Troon..
WORKER, @ ,as Pa, June 1.-The mine
"iAs's leaders said tOnigat that The sns,
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF GALVESTON. June 1.
Arrived.
SIS Santasderillo (Span.l, from Cieufuegos
SIS Manteo (Am) from BRACES Santiago.
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Hamilton Medal.

The Magnolia Bowling club held con.
test for the Hamilton medal yesterday
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General Observations.

Observations taken by the United States
weather bureau at p. M, 10th meridian
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Played. Won. Lost. re.
Pittsburg ...,.... rs 80 q s3s
Chicago ......." So IS u si
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Bert Henderson found himself in a
predicament at Charming one evening
a short time ago that we believe the
recital Of will prevent others from get
ting caught He went over to see his
sister safely landed on the main line train
and went into the train with her Her
sleeper was the last car Of solid yes
tibuled train. He met some friends
in the car and chatted moment never
dreaming that he coulden't step off at
the front Of the car he was in. When
the train started he went to get off and
found that he was locked in unless he
went away TO the front of the train.
Fortunately he met a porter ON the
next car who let him off otherwise he
would have. been in for ride to next
station.
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DULUTH
SOUTH - SHORE
and Atlantic Railway.
DO You Rent a Farm2

You can own one in Northern Michi-
gan or Wisconsin on the Duluth, South
Shore and Atlantic Railway for one
years rent.
Thousands OF acres OF fertile lands
open for settlement.
There are good opening for farmers,
laborers and manufacturers.
There are good sites for saw mills, girls
mills, pulp mills and tanneries.
Splendid opportunities for stock rails
ing, dairying and diversified iarmi'
Work can be found on farms, in
numerous mills and on the rivers in
summer and during the winter in the
woods.
Soil is good
Wood and water are plentiful
stock raising and daify farming The
abundance OF water, the certainty 81
grass aud other food for cattle and
ia, ural shelter make this a natural
stock country
Small fruit. Small fruit culture has
proved remarkably successful.
Grain. Wheat, rye, oats, barley, peas
flint corn aud buckwheat can be raised
in proiuSion and the hay crop is most
abundant
Home Markets. The mining ami mill
une towns OF this regio1 furnish splen-
M market and at best prices for all
inrm products.
HOMESEEKERS' EXCURSIONS ]
c,,n be arranged at any time. One fare
nl round trip from all points on our
lInr-.
For further Information apply 10
f. w. MAcPHERRAN,
Land Commissioner,
Marquette, Mich.
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nnulsrhArIoN NOTICE.

To the electors Of the Township of
Crystal Falls County Of Iron State
Of Michigan:
Notice is hereby given, that meet
ing Of the Board of Registration of the
Township above named, will be held
at the Supervisors Office, on Saturday,
April 9Th A. ID. 1902.
For the purpoes Of registering the
names of all such persons who shall
be possessed Of the necessary qualif-
cations of electors, and " no may apply
for that purpose and that said Board
of Registration will be in session on
the day and at the place aforesaid from
o o. clock in the forenoon until 8 o clock
in the afternoon, for the purpose afore-
said.
Dated this cath day of March, A.
d. 1902
Thos Conlin,
Township Clerk
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ELECTION NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given to the electors
Of the Township of Crystal Falls Cou-
nty of Iron and State Of Michigan, that
the next annual election will be held
on the first Monday in April next, be
ing the 18th day OF said month, at the
Columbia School House. in said Town
ship at which election the following
officers will be chosen, to wit
Supervisor
Township Clerk.
Township Treasurer.
Highway Commissioner
Justice Of the Peace (2 years. to fill
vacancy
Justice of the Peace @ years. TO fl
vacancy.
Member Of Board of Reviewt2 years.
Justice Of the Peacet4 years..
Four Constables
The polls of said election will oe
opened at seven O'Clock in the forenoon.
or as soon thereafter as may be- and
will be continued open until four o.
clock in the afternoon, unless the board
shall, in their discretion. adjourn the
polls at twelve o colck. noon, for one
hour.
Dated AT Crystal Falls this cath
day Of March A. d. 1902
Thos Conlin,
Township Clerk
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STATE OF MICHIGAN.
County Of Iron.

County Of Iron.
At session of the Probate Court for
SAID County. held at the probate Office
in the city of Crystal Falls on 18th
day of February A. ID. 1902.
Present, Honorable Albert l.. Flewel-
ling, Judge of Probate
In the matter Of the Estate Of Mary
T. Sullivna.
On reading and filing the petition,
duly verified, Of Michael I. Sullivan.
praying that James F. Corcoran. or
some other suitable person, be appoint
ed administrator Of said estate.
THEREUPON. il is ordered, that
Monday, the Seventh day of April
next, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon,
be assigned for the hearing of said pc
tition, and that the petitioner, credit
ors and heirs-at-law OF said deceased,
and all other persons interested in said
estate, are required 70 appear at SEES
sion Of said court, then TO be holden
AZ the Probate Office in the city of
Crystal. Falls, and show cause, if any
there be- why the prayer of the petit
toner should not be granted.
AND 1T Is FURTHER ORDERED,
neutrality-suspicious. give notice to the
creditors, heirs-at-law, and other
persons interested in said estate. of
the tendency Of said petition, and the
hearing thereof, by causing copy of
this order to be published in the OLA
MOND DRILL, newspaper printed
and circulating in said county, three
o. successive weeks previous TO said
day of hearing
Albert L. Flewelling.
Judge of Probate
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CAREER AND CHARACTER or
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.

An address by Joseph Choate, Am
bassador to Great Britain, ON the ca
reer and character of Abraham Lincoln
his early life his early struggles with
the world his character as developed
in the later years of his life and his
administration, which placed his name
so high on the worlds roll Of honor
and fame has been published by the
Chicago, Milwaukee IL Sc Paul Rail
way and may be had by sending six
(9) cents in postage TO f. A. Miller.
General Passenger gnet. Chicago, I'll