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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1902-07-17
SITUATION IN
OIL FIELD SAME
No Progress Made In Conquer
ingFIameSWhlch are Stronger
Bull DING WALLAROUN FIRE
Carload of Chemicals Which 1t Is Ex-
pected May Conquer Flames Is
ordered-Loss Reaches
the 100000 Mark.
UILDlNGWALLAROUNO FIRE

New Orleans. July 16.-The Picayune's
Jennings, La, special says:
The situation at the oil field at this
hour is practically the same. No pro-
gress has been made in conquering the
flames and If anything they are getting
stronger. The continuous flames for the
past thirty-six hours are showing on the
valve and pipe for the opening Is growing
larger The entire day has been passed
in advancing new ideas and passing on
them and absolutely nothing has been
accomplished. Late this evening the
chemical engine that arrived from Beau
mont last night was tried and did not
even quench the fires in the small
streams that extended from the pool.
At 8 o'clock four boilers had been con-
nected and as many streams of steam
were turned on the fire.
The only apparent effect of these
streams was in causing the fire to burn
fierces. The latest plan devised is to
build a wall several feet high around
and as near the fire as the workmen can
stand and a force of twenty-five men are
now at work. The steam pipes are there
to be turned into this levee to flood the
surplus oil out through a lead ditch that
is being dug. By this means they hope
to reduce a greater portion of the fire
and confne 1t strictly to the walls. A
carload of chemicals has been ordered
and is now on the way and by this they
expect to conquer the flames. Owing to
the peculiar formation of the well the
difficulty in conquering 1t is greater than
would otherwise be. The well has never
been completely finished. four-inch
pipe is set in a six-inch casing and be-
tween the two the oil is escaping.
The experts that came from Beaumont
are unable to advance any ideas, for
this fire Is an entirely new feature In the
history of oil field fires. The remaining
portion of the field is idle. The only
company now at work is the Pelican
Company nearly a quarter of mile to
the north, entirely out of danger. The
chemical engine has just arrived in the
city and will be shipped home tonight
The owners of the we'll do not seem to be
in the least downhearted and talk en-
couragingly of being able to cope with
the situation In a day or 80, although
it does not at present seem possible. The
loss is now nearing the ten thousand
mark and will probably pass that before
1t is over. The plan of covering the
we'll with cone which was advanced
last evening and then abandoned, will be
tried should the present one fail. This
those who had experience In oil fields.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1902-07-17
Cholera Is Spreading.

Manila, July 16.-Cholera Is spread
ing in the provinces. The provincial
totals are 14,b67 cases and 10,937
deaths. Manila averages forty cases
daily.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1902-07-17
Another Lynchins In Sight.

Greensboro, KY, July ia mob is
gathering here to lynch Josh Anderson
who shot and killed his wife last week
2:15 a. m.-The mob is now moving to-
wards the Jail.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1902-07-17
Queen WIlheImIna Receivers.

The Hague. July 16.-Queen Will
helmina, who has been convalescing at
Castle Schamburg, near the Rhine, is
SO far restored to health that she will
return Saturday with her husband.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1902-07-17
Mrs. Patterson Dead.

Denver. Col. July 16.-Mrs. Thomas NJ.
Patterson, wife Of Senator Patterson of
Colorado. died tonight of nervous pros
tration.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1902-07-17

We make cuts. Age-Heraid Engrar.
ing o.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1902-07-17
Alabama Brewing Co.
Bohemian Beer. I"

Insist on having Voigt's
Royal Flour-Nothing just as
good.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1902-07-17
A LITTLE BIG WASTE.

l--5saISTINGUISH between economy and wisdom.
Sitting at home to save shoeIeather is econo-
bI@Ssss my, but it is scarcely wisdom In the same
eszsE1 way, doing without Ivory Soap is economy
but 1t isn't wise; your risks are greater than ali
possible saving Every cheap soap contains free
alkai Now, free alkah will eat its way through
then, what 1t will do in single Mondays wash
ingI Is such economy wisee
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1902-07-17
Journey Is compensated.

Secretary Root in his communication
declares that Judge Taft's journey Is
quite compensated for by the fact that 1t
is possible to fix general lines on which
later can be amicably resolved all the
questions now pending. Meanwhile, ~
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-17


aDlner 8%lumen1piele in literarii9en
&reifen bereits einen ppbltlinsenben
Hamen ertporben baben. SINS 2eben
serufen purben bteielben bur9 ben
Sofrath . r. Sobannes Saz
# enratb +, ben @oriibenben Der
&Dlner 2tterarii9en @eieuf9aft, Der
gu bieiem 3pede cine srDBere Stiftuns
ma6te. Saitenratb f9Opfte bic Nns
resuns gu feinem plane aus ben be-
riibmten rSeur floraur," bic ibren ltrz
fprung i'm Sabre 1924 in SoulDuie,
Trantrei9, nabmen, rnb BON bort na9
Barcelona, &atalonien, perpflanst
tpurber. Die Spiele ipuen bic beutz
f9en 9i9ter, defenders iunse Salente,
au ibeelem S9affen beseiftern, beffen
9runbiGse @aterlanb, Religion,
Srauentpiirbe unb ebler S%rauenbienft
beiben.
Die greiie perben bon Der Sanb Der
8lament0ntstn iiberret9t. Ser Steser
i'm @ettitreit Inn bas Bette 2tebeslieb
bat bas &e9t, bic &DniSin gu tpdblen,
pel9er er feinen Yreis 0errei6t unb
bic er gum Sbrone selettet. Die &0z
ntsin, init etnem 8lumenfrDnlein i'm
9aar, lit bon einem 9offtaat bon blus
mengefdmiidten, iunsen Samen in
li6ten, farbtsen 9efeQfdaftstleibern
umseben. Cine tpirtlide &0nisin, bic
rbeinii6e Sidterin Carmen Splpa
(GliIahetb, &Dnisin BON @umdnien)
mar bic erite 8lumenfDnisin bes &Dls
nif9en Si9terturniers; lie lieb ft9 ies
bod bur9 cine Dame aus ibrer 9eiz
matb Neupieb pertreten.
Mls Yreisridter funsiren befannte
S6riftfte1er. Die flint Stiftunss>
pretfe finb: natiirlibe 8!umen nit ge<
ftidter S9leife unb bas &e9t, bic 8lu>
m~enfDnigin gu pGblen fir ben Si9ter
bes beiten 2iebesgebi9tes; Elm eolbenes
@eil9en fir bas bette relisiDie 9ebi9t;
cine solbene &ornblume fir bas Bette
Electromagnetic; cine solbene tpilbe
Stole fir bic BETTE Hopeiette in 8ers
ober Yrofa; unb etne goloene Nelfe fir
elm bumoriftif6es 9ebi6t in &DlniI9er
MunDart. Nuberbem fommt nod cine
Qnoabl auBerorbentli9er Yreiie unb
Elm ftlberner gbrenbe9er Der Stabt
&Dln CUR @ertbeiluns. Inter ben
Stiftern bieier preiie befinbet iid
r~eselmdBig audi cine 4nsabl nambaf>
ter franaDfi9er S9riftftener, bic 10
ibr She'll CUR 8erberrli9ung Der &Dl@
rer 8lumenfpiele unb CUR beferen Ser
ftdnoiguns Der beiben Rattonen beiz
tragen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-17

Sage selestrt.ia feiner @npefsnbeit
In Wa1bingtpn, .. g., befannt eetpors
ben, tpobin er fid begeben bate, um
fiG tpesen elmer sssen ibn beim Staatss
bepartement er6obenen Inflage 81 per4
a%ntipprten, babin lautenb, bab er Die
Snterefen zines ameritaniiaen 8irs
gers Namens Mealp, Der pegen Weibs
ahtung zines ~merifaniiGen Gert6ts in
Werifo nerbaftet pproen mar, ni9t ge,
niigenb pabrgenpmmen babe. Wie
ppruusSuieben, mar bic Ie9tfertisuna
GlaDtons cine glGn5enoe.
potpen GlaDton, Der 1888 IN Seld@
mare @puntp, Ya., geboren puroe, be-
iu6te Die 8riftolzM tabemie uno bill
bette ii9 gum gipilingenieur aus. gr
madte ben 8irserfrieg nit, in benz sr
gum 2ange zines 9rigabezS Generals
aufities. Glapton lieB li4 na9 benz
&riege in Mrtani las nieber, mar bon
1868 Biz 1870 9puperneur bes Stodz
lee unb bon 1871 Bis 1877 8unbesz
lenator. gr baute bic gureta Springs
81 enba3n uno purbe BrGiibent Der
8abn. Sn 1897 erfolgte feline grnenz
r,ung gum Sc anbten in Merifo; 1899
tpurpe Der Poten aur9 oti9aft erboben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-17
31a(tor Y. 40. Diloebran0t.
Ser 7idter OeS SsaiSerpreisIieoes fur caS
Sdnserfeit in Baltimore.

Sdu8ertet III baltimore.
Sir bas i'm Sabre 1903 in 8alttz
more, Mb., ftattfinoence SGn9erfeit
bes HorbDitlihen Sdneerbunbes limb
bereits felt lGnserer 3ett rege @orbez
reitunsen i'm 9anse. Sang beionberes
Snterehe erreste Bel alien 9etbetlisz
ten bic fiirali9 perDffentli9te Gntideiz
buns Der preisridter, pel9e ben Sert
fir bas &aiferpreislieb aus ben einse@
laufenen Srisinalbi9tungen ausaus
tpdblen batten, unb bic einitimmis Dem
paftor u. WaIter 9ilbes
b ranbt in Weft Surin, %. 3.
Woft=Office gonfablepine, 81. g., bic
S~iesespalme suerfannten.
Die Statue bes .panbernben
Minnefdnssrs," tpelde betanntli9 ben
&aiierpreis bilbet, tit bereits gu Mns
fang biefes Sabres aus Der 9ane bes
@efansperetns rNrion" gu 8rootlpn,
81. g., mad Baltimore sebra6t, unb
bon ZEN r@ereinisten SGnsern" bteier
Stabt Der Sbbut Der ftdbtif9en Be-
BORDEN anbertraut porben. Ser Yrets
tpurbe i'm Sabre 1900 au slet4en Sbets
len an bic @efansDereine .Qrion" in
8rootlpn, 81. g., unb r@ermania" in
Baltimore, Mb., berlieben, unb blteb
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-17

Ienn S6r nit R6ermatismits ODER
8iht bebaftct ieip, Damn Ibift iofort GU
rem Nanlcn Elm unn Shr lperoet fret Elm
Srpbez Yadct n8lpria Comic, ltnb aIs
6erocm buS nit pielen Ibbilnungen bent
bar Ipr9Iamit n~us9eItattete Sllh iiber
Gbeumnti5mlS uuo 8idt gdn5lid fret
5u9cIdnb1 crbaltcn. Su bieIem Sud- ipers
Oct SIR Iues ilber Srren Sultdno finben.
9tod uicnldlS lit elm 0tittel entDedt NOR
ncGl, opn Dem 10 biel @ute5 aeIagt NOR
Den, ais BON u@lprin Comic" unp tper
oa1Ielbc nit Sebarrlid)teit eebraudJt, miro
iid lidcrlid ieines H~beumatismlls ba@
ourf entleniocr. @ebentt, ba6 bieIes
Nittel Saulenbe heilte, Daruuter QUIT
perte, ipclde an &rildcn ginger rnD ans
here, ipelhc ron Gen beiten Ier5teu als
linbeiIbar ertldrt lporben fparen. 9ies lit
feline leere Schallptlulg, lonperu etue
Sbatlad)e, Die bon ehen1aligen Seioenben
aus allen Shcilcn oc3 2uloes bur6 fret
tpiui9e SellQuilic erh0rtet miro. Satienz
ten, Die hu5 bobe Sitter BON so Subren
lInb bariibcr erreift baben, bat n8loria
Sontc" Die 8cIuunbeit rYiebcr perIdafft.
Snfbetugte Sraucn, sic Sabre lang fein
8Iico rilbrcn tnnntcn, bi2 eefilttert tperz
Den mlBtc1r, f0nneu iif Jest Ielb1t bell
fen, tic ptIlcu nid}t, mic lie ibren Subel
barber IlIsbrrd 9eben io0er. Sies
Iittel beilte tiir5lih eilten Serrn, Der
iiber &c. Sabre. gelittcn uub Dem finn
&er3ic ni6t belfeu fonlten. Shreiht TO-
fort. NoreIitrt: Spbn Y. Smith, 4136
8ermanta Building, Wil.uantee, isis.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-17

besbalb rur fir bic erfte SGlfte Der
3eit Big gum nd9iten Sdnserfeite i'm
8eiiB bes 8rooflpner rMrion."
Wie betm 8rooflbner SGnaerfeite
i'm Stunt 1900, 10 nirb audi in 8altiz
more Elm beiBer Wettftreit um bic BON
&aiier Wilbelm benz 3peiten seftiftete
berrli6e SiesestropbGe enforcement,
unb bieier Sdngerfries biirfte fi9 biesz
mai infpfern nod a%nregenber geitalten,
als Der Sert bes neuen &ai1erpreisliez
bes an fpra6lider S6Dnbeit unb sSnz
ntgteit bas i'm Sabre 1900 ausgepGblte
2ieb iiberragt, unb nod Dem einftimz
migen l1rtbsils muittperf tGnbiaer Ser
fonen gana Defenders gut our 9erz
tonung geeignet lit.
Sas prd9ttse 9ebi6t trGat ben
Sttel: vSas beutf6e @olfslieb," unb
bat folgenoen Wortlaut:
3u hait nit peiuer fblidten 8eiie
Otein SerS gebroht IN beireu Saul:
8aB i'd, aus beilem Sauberfreiie,
Ser mid umihl!ngt 10 lieb llno leiie,
Oiih nimmermehr befreien FAM.
SIS lang nit oeiuem iiiEeu Glange
Die Wutterliebe mid CUR Stub.
gSar nod 10 thrdueunaB Die gSarge,
Die Wtutter lang, nnb beim @eIar9e
SdloB mir Der Sdlaf baS Irge 81.
gsim fruben Saeigem nm Die stube
Grflangit OIL III Der Somnernddt.
Nsr Oieh5to fiurt'S Nom fdu,rtfsu Gi,Ss
Ser @anberbnrif i'm Otorgenmtnbe
llnb Der SolOut auf filler @aht.
ga id) nm fauO alli frenlber Grbe
9tad langem 8anbern Stub uno 9iaG,
Sllebit OIL IN Sreue rlein SeiGhrte
un0 bit all lleillem rellell Ser0e,
On, ceutIdes gieO, nleiu liebIter SAT-.
Ser S6Dpfer bic es 9oems purbe
i'm Sabre 1862 in S6feubib, 9rppins
Sa6ien, als Sobn bes Geftors GuItaD
s. 9%ilbebranbt eeboren. Na6 Nbiols
pirung bes 9om<G pmnaiiums su
Merieburg be5og er bic l1nioerfitGt
9aae, unb itubirte bortielbit Sbeploz
gle. Sm Sabre 1890 erbielt er elmer
3uf an bic Nasaretbgemeinbe gu Gbi.
caso, blieb aber nur turae 3eit in bieIer
Stelluna, UNI bann bas Yfarramt an
Der Gpanselii6en Semeinbe gu @eit
Surin anautreten, bas er ieBt nod inne
bat. Paitor Silbebranbt bat pieberz
bolt @ebi9te unb Mrtifel aus Ieiner
Seber in INSTRUMENTATION 3eiz
tunsen perDffentli4t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-17
New Process
Steam-LaundN

8sm 10, banu p,ro 6 ii9 gu9 lebneu,
Ei5t allBer I6t gu laiier, bab mir @uer @is
geatbum bebanbeln, als more es oas unieris
&c. Sir baben bic po~Gtanbisfe 0aidaus
fiait i'm IOrS1ueiten unb liefern eriter Slafs
arbeit. 0ir sebrau9ei;I feline Gbemifalien /;
mir perber6eu 6ober Cure Saden ni6t. @enu
SIR refine 4rbeit uus beiia gebanbluns moQt
bonn benft Oil inns. nniere 9reiie iinb nieb'
ri9sr ais i~onitruo. unS uir beiersen Cure 80
msiieuudi6e biQtser, al5 Sbr es ielbt tbun
t6nut. Grfuitbist uub iiberseust Gu6. 0i,
5aben Qseuter in ben ~umliesenben Stdbten.
O., 8. Tseper Sampfmaf6anftalt,
@isentbimer.
Ooale's @eDGube an 5. Qpe. g. ct. Glonb
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8uDetr f&@ Sic dco12 IS

Goa.as Ga Gat S,os Ja--, "a.
gIar 3roei 2,05r,ss IUJ e..- :"i .gg 81
6ovn 8useu IL Je Cui.E. DcIc s.ece
olS Goublu. yg8it.i,t. -"g -e1. N-rfe III
nit ieoeln Egje> osIe e. E,1.S-e. oa1.os.
Dtae!teu iin6 I'D. MT 51o.arf.a.1 )
scinttzr,, lou6esg 3-.c0. c a. nj 3c-
taGigeate 9ormec &c nit ,-.-,sa, Ga ne g,
faa6 mo6t uI5 &c flc l. Jrc 9cE,e,.
brouGSoronuug. Gt y2c>ea ,ecsau
@rsiieu, uel9a BE Sc-r.e- fl le. san.
lc9e,t f6ruel. 8-leg. sd tb.a ~ ocg
Gale 6arm, roa.Gg az II, Stab 81. On
9ren5t, obar 'rr3G. C9g IL
1874 Gccta :
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Dir A6lntr 2lumrnlpiele.
SntereHamter oidbterit6er 2Settttreit In per
rbeimifdem Y%setropoIe.

Gum pierten Mtale felt ibrer Be
s%riinbune i'm Sabre 1899 finben beuer
In ben erften Waitdgen in Der lebenss
froben Metropole bes Rbeinldnbs bic
interef anten bi6teriI6en 8ampfipiele
itatt Die fi9 unter Der SeSeidnung Der
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-17

ii9t gsnommen bate. Set me6r als
80 Suhren bate ii9 bic Ser. Staatenz
RegieIung persebli9 bemiibt, bie
Sadie, bel Der etipa 81, 100000 in Ses
traGt fommen, gum 4ustras gu brins
gen. f.
De; grfola glaptons 1T erit LETTER
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-17
Gin biplomatilber Grfolg.
Seporfebenoe edIid,tams eimer Iansiabriaeu
amerifaniid Id smerifanifden Streitfrase.

SeoorfeDenoe SMttdbtuu8 etuer tau91abrtasu
amerifaniid1 d meritanifdlen etreitfrase.
Ginen bemerfensnertben grfolg bat
Der Ser. Staaten : 8pti9after in
Merifo, PotpeQ glabtpn, gu peraei6z
men, inbem er ~unldngft bic l1nterbreiz
tung bes eriten Strettfales an ras
9aager S9iebs9eri9t bur9iebte. Gs
banbelt ii9 bierbei INN ben pielerOrterz
ten zQnipru9, einen Strett aniz
f6en Der tatbolii9en Stride bes 1848
BON Merifp on bic Union abgetretenen
iebigen 8unbesitaates &~alifornien unb
Der meritaniiden 8eeierurg be5igli9
Der 5aftbarteit Der lebteren fir ben
Cribs BON gepiien &ir6enldnbereien,
pelde bic meritanii6e Aeaierung als
Srritee fir bic Stride unter lire Qufz
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-17

@iieneieBerei uuo Mai6inen : 0erfitdtte.
g9ir repariren irgenb @twas. Spre6t bel rns
cor. 5 Np. n0r6li6, ct. Gloub. Winn. l6ir
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Q. Npenlle 81. MeBsergei9dft
- DON -
LONG g. COMPANY.

3rr lta6riDt, OaB mir Sarl S6mib's Web
aeroeI6Gft iibernommen baben unb mir uns
beitreben, bur9 9erabrei6un9 MIR gutter
0oareu uns einen guten 8unbentreis 81
Ii6sru. Sci ms fault man INNER MIR bas
QQerhelte. 16-lir
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ETMA IRON WORKS.

gS. s.. Ype, Wauaser.
(gto9io[8er 10 S. &. S~teuenion
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-21

could I understand how we<could both be-
absent at a moment which he himself de-
ciared to be critical. There was nothing
for 1t. however. but implicit obedience; so
we babe good-by to our rueful friend. and
a couple of hours afterwards we were at
the station OF Coombe Tracey and had dis
patched the trap upon its return Journey.
A small boy was waiting upon the plat
form.
Any orders sir?"
You win take this train to town. Cart
wright. The moment you arrive you will
send, a wire TO Sir Henry Baskerville. In
my name. to say that IL he finds the pocket
book (which 1 have dropped he is TO. send
lit by, registered post to Baker street"
Yes, sir"
And ask at the station office IL there is
a message fo- me-"
= The boy returned with a telegram. which
Holmes handed to me. II ran: Wire re-
ceived. Coming down with unsigned war
rant Arrive fve-forty.-Lestrade."
That Is in answer TO mine of this merp-
ing, He is the best OF the professionals, I
think. and We may need his assistance.
Now. Watson. 1 think that We cannot en-
pioy our time better than by calling upon
your acquaintance. Mrs Laura Lyons.
His plan OF campaign was beginning to be
evident. He would use the Baronet In or
der to scdnvthes the stapletons hst ~
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were really gone. while We should actually
return at the instant when we were likely
TO be needed. That telegram from Lon
don. If mentioned by Sir Henry to- the
Stapletons. must remove the last suspicious
from their minds. Already I seemed to see
our nets drawing closer round that lean
jawed pike
Mrs. Laura Lyons was In her ONCE, and
Sherlock Holmes opened his interview with
a Ifrankness and directness which consider
ably amazed her.
II am investigating the circumstances
which attended the DEATH of the late Sir
Charles Baskerville" said he. my friend
here. Doctor watson. has informed me OF
what you haye communicated. and also OF
what you have withheld In connection with
what have I%svithheidr" she asked.
defiantIy.
You have confessed that you asked Sir
Charles to be at the gate at 10 o'clock. We
know that hnat was the place and hour of
his death. You have withheld what the
connection is between these events"
There is no connection"
In that case the coincidence must in
deed be an extraordinary one. But 1 think
that we SHAH succeed in establishing q
connection after all 1 wish to be perfectly
1ral.x wl,h you. Mrs. Lyons We regard
this case as one Of murder. n the evil
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1902-05-02

A very handsome street costume
made of blue cloth is shown below.
The blouse waist is tucked, with
slightly overlapping front and opens
over a chemisette of white chiffon.
The blouse sleeve is also tucked and
between the tucks is trimming Of
applique taffeta of graduated size
framed with crochet rings worked
with dark blue Cortecelli crochet silk.
A similar garniture appears on the
panel front of the skirt, the latter
being completed with corded founce,
and above the founce at the sides are
more lengthwise tucks.
Picturesque effects are the rule and
are in evidence on all sides, and flow
cred silks, Powered mousselines and
gorgeously Powered parasols greet the
eye everywhere. In fancy, at least,
the pages of fashion have turned back
ward to the flower designs once SO
much in vogue. On the whole the
trend of dress at the moment is to-
ward greater elegance reaching out in
all directions. The dainty mousselines
in small patterns with wide and mar
row borders of large flowers are in
great demand.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1902-05-02
April 4-11-18, 1902.
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE ON FILING Pc
TITION TO SELL LAND.

G TATE OF MINNESOTA, County of Blue
- Earth-ss: In Probate Court.
In the matter of the estate of Eyre E. Grove,
deceased.
On reading and filing the petition of Frances
M. Selby, administrator of said estate, setting
forth the amount of personal estate that has
come into his hands, the disposition thereof
md how much remains uRdisposed of; the
amounts of debts outstanding against said de-
ceased, as far as the same can be ascertalned |;
the legacies unpaid, and a description of all the
real estate, excepting the homestead. of which
said deceased died seized, and the condition
and value of the respective portions or lots
thereof; the persons interested in said estate,
with their residences; and praying that license
be to him granted to sell lot three 81. in block
three (3) of Grannis' Third Addition to the vii
IL ge of Vernon Center according to the recorded
plat Thereof, in Blue Earth County, Minnesota.
And it appearing by said petition that there
is not sufficient personal estate in the hands OF
said administrator to pay said debts, the lega.
cies or expenses of administration, and that II
| is necessary for the payment of such debts, leg
acies or expenses to sell all OF said real estate
1t is therefore ordered. that all persons inter
ested in said estate appear before this court or
Saturday, the 18th day of April, A. ID. l9O2, a
10 o'clock a. at the Probate office IN the cit!
| of Mankato in said county, then and there e
| show cause if any there beg why license SHOULD
| not be granted to said administrator to sell s.
much of the real estate of said deceased as shall
be necessary to pay such debts, legacles and ex
penses. E. ,
| be published once in each week, for three sue
| cessive weeks prior to said day of hearing, Il
| the Mankato Free Press, weekly newspape
printed and published at Mankato, IN sal
| county.
Dated at Mankato, the 9th day of March, A
| d. 1902.
| By the Court.
| VIM. L. HUGHES,
probate Court seal.l Judge of Probate
W. R. Geddes and G. D. Geddes, Atty's fo
Administrator.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1902-05-02
April IS, 1902.

WHEREAS, A PEIITIQH DULY SIGNED
ACKNOWLEDGMENT, HAS BEEN DULYPRE-
SCENTED 70 THE BOARD OF COUNTY
COUNTY, MINNESOTA, AT A SESSION OF
SAID BOARD HELD ON THE 8TH DAY OF
APRIL, A. d. 1902, ASKING FOR THE FOR.
NATION OF A NEW SCHOOL DISTRICT
DESCRIBED TERRITORY, TO-WIT:
All of Section seven 60.
Ali of Section eight 81.
All of Section seventeen I'D.
All of Section eighteen Qo).
All of Section nineteen (19. .
North half of Section twenty coy.
West half of Section nine (9).
South half of Section six (6. ~
Sout h half OF the north west quarter of Sec.
tion six (6).
South half of the north east quarter of Sec.
tiOn six (6)
All in the Township of Garden City, QO0,
Range %.
Now, Therefore, 1t is ordered that said petit
ton be heard by this Board at the session
thereof commencing on the 9th day of May A.
d 1902 at the office of the County Auditor, in
Mankato in said county.
And it is further ordered, that notice of time
and place of such hearing be given by posting
copy of this order in one public place In each OF
the School Districts to be effected by said petit
ton, and by handing to and leaving with the
| Clerk of each of said School Districts person
! ally copy of this order, at least ten days be-
| fore the time appointed for such hearing, and
| that copy of said notice be published in the
| following named newspapers, to.wlt:
Mankato Free Press, once.
Lake Crystal Union. twice.
| VIM. BORCHERT,
Chairman Board of County Commission
ers of Blue Earth county, Mimi. as-15
| latest. @ s-.n-
| EDGAR WEAVER, EsA
County Auditor, and ex-officio Clerk of the
Board.