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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-23

eraI advance in prices Of window glass
of all sizes is expected to result
from the combination effected at Mum
Gle this week by the glass manufac-
turers outside of the two trusts. the
American Window Glass company and
the Independent Glass company.
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will probably be interested.
AS yet, there has been no meeting
Of the promoters of the plan. I do not
care to state when such a meeting will
be held
Press dispatches from New York say
a secret meeting was held in that city
to form a combine capitalized at $50,
coo. 600, and embracing the simmons
Hardware company Of st. Louis. Suppe
& Co.. of Philadelphia; Hubbard, Spen-
Ger. Bartlett & Co. Of Chicago, and
BigelOw & Douse of Boston.
According to Mr.. Simmons this meet
ing is Yet to be held. but the project
seems well formed and liable TO be
contaminated within the next few
weeks.
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UNCLE SANS CROWN LANDS

= Washington, March PA de- ?
= cision by Attorney General Knox ,
= announced today holds that the 2
= public lands in Porto Rico for =
> merly belonged to Spain. and by :
= virtue Of the treaty of Paris now ,
= belonging 20 the United states. >
= The opinion was rendered on 2
p the request OF the secretary Of =
y the interior for ruling as TO
: whether the so-called public ,
= lands Of Porto Rico were coded as ,
= crown lands TO the United States ?
= by the Paris treaty or remain the
= property of Porto Rico as state
y lands.
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HARDWARE HOUSES ARE
TO FORM A BIG TRUST

ST. Louis, March 22.-The Post Dis
patch viii say tomorrow: Z C. Sim
mons. advisory director of the Sim
mons Hardware company stated to-
night on the reply to questions that
there was a 100000 600 deaf on which
would probably end in the cOnsoTida-
ton Of four of the largest hardware
concerns in the country.
I am not in position to make any
definite statements regarding the deal"
he said. blu. viii say that there Is
such p4ovement on foot and all Of
the com Janies named in the Dispatch
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STOLE ALL HIS CLOTHES.

special tu The HeraIdl ,
. Mn i, 'i5- -arrh 81. Mac ,
~. salmon City merchant. =
srs Ne. known iu salt Lake >
e. l' IS torme- partner of =
. rf-.. Naou2. was robbed last .
. ~. ail bis clothes and Jew =
o 80. --e saw The thief Just as the =
2 rs. ives leaving mis- room at =
= 49, 's..aad hotel and made am =
e --5s-.'e Sl'D 1fm. chasing the >
o ~ .s -.' through The Railways I'm =
. as7t clothes Air. NacN8b :
. ...s e'mFeled To- buy aacomplars- .
= 81 -',.'t before DE could leave >
. rs>t.5 One suspect was ar ,
rNN~ ~%4%%+A4A44
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HUSBAND AND HIRED MAN WAS A WOMAN

NANANDI5UA ~ " March ga ne5n known here for
William C. Howard Wednesday night
autopsy showed chat the
5erad ao vas about Years q ass and vho employed
\ upp wife
and
u nay aequanted with the family had the slightest
he DEATH is
ns7 en- Wednesday night she took two tablets throat affection
20 be
. alabsai
nhereas
that
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-23
JAPAN'S GRAND OLD MAN
MAY BECOME THE PREMIER

Toxic, March via Victoria, B. c.,
March 22).-Marquis Ito, the veteran
statesman, who has just returned
from a trip round the world, and who
is credited with having effected the
present alliance. is being feted by all
parties. It is rumored that he vii
no longer remain as a party chief, but
either take the premiership or retain
his unique position Of special ceunseIo.
to the emperor.
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Saws it Was Unjustihable.
KING OSCAR 10 DECIDE THE APIAN CLAIMS
lsnecial TO The Herald.N

to he
Sutherland this
w
DESTROYED
King
who viii
adj udicate he
taking
VIII De taken up ana
adjud cated by The state
is
final action
after lis S
1 = . y y \ = y
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Allows indians 70 Sell Lands.

Washington, March Chairman
Lacey from the house committee on
public lands today favorably reported
the bill recently passed by the senate
ratifying an agreement with the In
dams Of the Grow reservation, in Non
tana and Wyoming. and apprOpriating
S1.150.000 to carry the same into effect.
BY this agreement the Indians may
sell 1.000.000 acres Of reservation lands
to the government. these lands to be
opened to settlement under the home
stead act
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Utah Ux0RlCIOE IS
IN CUSTODY Of SHERIFF

n ..--.s Cole March se-Sbarir
Ps, s.- '-'.a at noon today from the
.e ,-.ey Eith Charles Rotsa
C.as "-aisd in san Juan couprv
Az MAJ. me charge of killing his U-ffs
s-l-..' --.a,n IeUbetts Iast vEaTTss5a,-
Pins botas surrendered IN ~ 3
rel Nav :. q a .5 and tE.ey were on
81, ss.- 20 Slonrose when thev met
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MURDERER OF A GIRL
MUST PAY DEATH PENALTY

Elizabeth city, N. c. March 22-Jas.
Wilcox was tonight found guilty Of the
murder of Nellie Gropsey The jury,
after having been out thirty hours.
brought in a verdict Of guilty in the
first degree. The prisoner heard the
verdict without apparent emotion
When the verdict had been read
Judge Jones said:
1T is sadder for me than you, VIII
cox. The jury found the facts. I gave
the law. You have had a fair trial
The judgment of the court is that the
prisoner be removed TO Jail and be
hanged dead by the neck on April 25. !"
'ounsel for the defense viii appeal to
he supreme court
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NEW YORK. March 22.-COncernil

NEW YORK, March 22.-Concerning
~ the service of a subpoena on ].
PierpOnt Morgan. in the suit of
Peter Power against the Northern Pa
cifc Railroad company. Francis Lynde
Stetson, counsel for Mr.. Morgan, to-
day made the following statement:
In several Of the newspaper of this
morning have appeared items suggest
ing that the counsel representing Peter
Power in his suit against the Northern
Pacific Railway company. have found
or anticipated some difficulty in secur-
ing the attendance as a witness Of
either J. p Morgan or some member
of his firm
ANY such suggestion, whether or
not as intended, is in defiance Of the
facts and without justification what
ever. Mr.. Perkins of the firm has al
ready appeared and been examined. Mr..
Steele of the firm was ready to appear
yesterday at the time appointed, but
his examination was postponed. not at
his request, but at the request Of Judge
Lancaster
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car r-. tiarrh -l-s7verro- f,s,-
rss7.,5. 2o.as thar the conterorr,5.5
t--f~ oI 90 per cent I'M the C,bs-
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II HE ABON E is a picture Of the
main exposition building of the
state Sair association as it viii
appear At the oDeping of the HeNt state
fair iH October The building viii be
erected this summer on the forty-acre
tract Of the fair association in she
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SAD be would Attend.

Yesterday afternoon Mr.. Morgan re-
turned to the city, from which he had
been absent during the tendency Of
these proceedings of which he knew
nothing until Thursday at Washington.
Immediately upon learning of the de-
sire for his examination he instructed
me to advise Mr.. Powers counsel that
he would attend at any time without
subpoena. At once 1 so advised the
counsel. who answered that this would
be entirely satisfactory, and accord
ingly we arranged for Mr.. Morgan's
voluntarily appearance next week.
Apparently because Of the inability
Of the counsel TO serve a process on
him. for which miscarriage he has writ
ten to me expressing regret, Mr.. Nor
gan was served last evening with
subpoena by a messenger who obtained
admission to his residence upon the
understanding Of Mr Morgan that the
messenger had come from my office,
statement for which Nh Powers coun-
sci disclaims any responsibility and
expresses regret If any such statement
was made.
Says it Was Unjustiiable.
at may be a matter of news. but it
hardly can be a matter of general sat
isfaction. that admission to the private
house of any gentleman should be OBJ
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northwestern part Of the city, known
as Agricultural park. It viii face di-
agonally the southeast corner entrance
TO the park.
Late yesterday afternoon the direct
Ors Of the State Fair association chose
the plans prepared by Architect W z.
Ware from those in competition. and
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the building will be erected according
to these plans. The architect was d.
rected to hurry with the preparation
of specifications. and as soon as they
are ready. bids for the construction
work viii be solicited.
This imposing structure for state ex-
position purposes VIII cost S2o.o00. 1t
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WEATHER To-Day.

Forecast for Salt Lake.
Partly cloudy and probably rain or
snow.
The Leon reporter., 1902-10-23
g ~, A,.>,
This signature is on every box OF the genuine
Laxative Br0al0.Q Qtlinine Tablets
: the remedy that cures q cold In emo day
Tuskeego.

By request of Rev. Smith Rev. j. j,
Willis of GAINESVILLE, Mo-, addressed the
people at the Baptist church Sunday
morning, and Sunday evening Rev.
Smith filled his appointment.
Miss Clara Ryan spent Sunday with
Jennie Moore.
I, Miss Maude Switzer was an over Sun.
day visitor at her home in Lamont.
Mrs. Piercy and daughter Eva and
Mrs. Laura Barnes aDd baby spent
Wednesday at Dave Tapscott's Of
Lamont.
= Ed Mitchell of Lamont is working fol
G. r. Percy. Mrs. Ed Mitchell il
assisting Mrs. G. R. Piercy with house
hold duties.
Rev. Levi Fosdick left Monday fol
Pella to attend the Iowa Baptist State
convention.
Marion Marshall and family spent
Saturday night and Sunday with the
formers mother in Decatur City.
Floyd Payton Sundayed with John
The Leon reporter., 1902-10-23
BOOthtoWn

Everett Hamilton is assisting George
Blakesley in building new house.
The family of Seth Davis is under
quarantine for smallpox.
Fred Pitman was an over Sunday yis-
itor at the home of his aunt, Mrs. Poole.
Mrs. Charles Campbell is visiting her
daughter Eta VanH orn in Texas.
Quite number from this vicinity at.
tended the speaking at Leon Saturday
Mrs. Bell Ingram and children, who
have been visiting relatives here return.
ed to their home at Alvord, Mo-, Satur.
day.
Miss Grace Poole returned home from
Leon Friday.
j. b. Dale has been trading extensive.
ly in cattle this week.
Oscar Mills and sister and Mabel
Martz were Sunday visitors at B. w.
Davis.
Prof. Mcintosh vas pleasant caller
in this vicinity Friday evening.
M. G. Belts is fencing in his farm
with woven wire to corral his big flock
of Angora goats. .
Silas Rogers was business caller in
our burg Friday. s..4 I'D
Sarah Still visited her sister at Bert
Davis Sunday.
Charles Bledsoe and Miss ~ Grace
Poole attended church at5Wesley Chapel
Sunday. Ss' .'St~}e;
Doolittle's threshing machine will
tbresh in this vicinity this week If, the
weather permits. .G;@'s
A. Z. Poole filed his regular mission
at Decatur Sunday. %s''
Ode Dale received permanent Injuries
by being thrown from a, wagon a. few
days ago.
Miss Pearl Little, who has been visit
ing her brother Clarance at Bethany,
Mo. has returned home.
Allie Woolsey is a frequent caller at
the Martz home. 49,
Fred Barrett was seen vending his
way northward Sunday evening.
Ed Barty purchased a buggy from
Elmer Little.
Sherm Davis was business caller in
this vicinity Thursday.
A saw mill has contracted to locate on
j. L. McCutchan's farm this week.
Clyde Leonard makes his Sunday eve-
ming calls at Davis City.
The trustees were called out Thursday
to quiet disturbance over a line fence
which has already been arbitrated.
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Center.

Mrs. Anna Curry and daughters visit
ed at James Stewards Saturday, the
girls remaining over Sunday.
Ed Swope and family and Ben Sears
and family visited George Sanger's
Sunday.
Will Carey and family and Ed Parker
and family were Sunday visitors at
Irwin Stewards.
Mrs. Gibbon preached at Crown
chapel Sunday.
Clair Long called on his cousins Sun.
day afternoon.
Mrs. Norris Gardiner called at Pine
Grove farm Monday afternoon, Mrs.
Cook returning home with her.
Miss Irma Allen attended the national
Christian convention at Omaha last
week, returning to her school Monday.
Are. Bert Warner entertained several
young people Monday in honor Of
Miss May Martin. who is visiting her. :
p. Morgan, Frank Long and Sim
Evans have q public sale Of cattle in
contemplation.
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If You Use Ball Blue. !.
get Red Cross Ball Blue, the best Ball Blue.
Large OF. pack age, 5 cents.
Morgan.

MIR. Dixon and son Willie returned to
their work on M. L. Dale's house Tues
day after few days visit with home
folks at Lamont.
A. 7. and ]. w. Hubbard and family
visited at M. l.. Dale'sSunday afternoon.
James Cozad and Mrs. Merton Cozad
had business at Leon Saturday.
G. B. Bledsoe and best girl attended
church at Wesley Sunday.
Mrs. "A. T. Hubbard and children re.
turned home last week from Ravanna,
Mo-, where they had been visiting rela-
tives and friends.
Miss Nellie Dale returned home Sat-
urday from Chicago where she had been
taking course in music.
John Poush will spend this week with
his family at Davis City.
J. w. Hubbard was Lineville visitor
Monday.
Miss Lou Robinson visited one day
last week with Mrs. Tincie Hubbard.
Fred Gammill of Lineville was work
ing on his farm last week.
Mrs. Alta McClaran called on rela.
tives in this vicinity one afternoon last
week.
A.. T. Hubbard and sister, Mrs. S. ].
Cozad had business at Corydon Friday.
Ars. NJ. 1. Dale had business at Davis
city Tuesday.
The Leon reporter., 1902-10-23
Garden GROW.

Mrs. Henry Scott and family went "a
! Elk Creek. Nebraska ,Sunday.
q. s. stearns and ]. S. Brown went to
Leon Monday on business.
6 Henry Bledsoe. vent to .Blythedale,
No., Monday on business. ,.. x
Mrs. Adaline Stearns returned from
Sioux Falls Monday where she has been
visiting her daughter for some tins.
Mrs. Barnhouse of Alton came Mon.
day to visit her sister.
w. q. Still shipped three cars of hogs
to Ottumwa Monday.
Elmer South shipped seven ears Of fat
cattle to Chicago Monday.
Miss Samie Stiles started to California
Tuesday in company with J. o. Cherry
and wife of Leroy.
Mrs. Cora G. Wood of Woodland is
the lady that held the number INA.
drew the set of dishes at j. S. Browns
store.
Mrs. Fred Boyce entertained in honor
of her son Lowell, party of his little
friends Saturday evening. The occasion
being his birthday anniversary.
G. w. Murbarger went to St. Joe the
latter part of last week on business.
Mrs. j. G. Vaughn came from Leon
Saturday to visit friends.
Bryson Bruce went to Leon Saturday
to hear Hepburn speak.
j. Il. White returned from Missouri
Sunday where he has been on business.
w. S. Flanagan gave very interest
ing address at the Presbyterian church
Sunday evening on missionary work in
Alaska to large audience.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stsnbury's daughter
from Oakley, Kansas, is visiting relatives
here.
Mrs. Harvey and daughter went to
Charlton Saturday.
Miss Barbara Scott, who has been
visiting Mrs. Whitaker her aunt at
Leon returned Saturday.
Miss Radni:h of Davis City came
Saturday to visit friends.
Miss Sada Andrews returned to her
home in Nevada, ILL.,, last Wednesday
after weeks visit with Miss Maggie
Brown.
Mrs. L. w. Sullivan and daughter
Lucy went to Ottumwa Thursday to
attend missionary meeting.
Mrs. S. Meter returned from Leon
Thursday where she has been visiting
with Mrs. John Meter.
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Woodland.

Peter Bradley of Leon was in!town
Friday. aa
1 Albert Biddison of Leon was in town
on business Friday. .ss.5s %gt A.
Mr.. G. A. Carlson made GSa business
: trip to Charlton last Friday.
4 ]. l.. Still transacted businessf'in Line.
! vile last Thursday. 5s$.5 .f3: 53s
w. E. Massey and wife were Leon
callers Friday. s ssNssS.s-s,S 9ss.s; :
{ j. w. Hartman, r. D. Lockwo wopd1and
d. A. spidle are building a new barn for
\ Beattie Cunningham. 3d. 81 .'ssss5Sa&- 5,.S : !.
Z Otis Deisher ls erecting q fine stock
/ barn on his farm east of town. IN
,SIMr. Teagarten of Corydon bought two
!. fine young horses of T. @. Lane last Fri.
4 day. fs;a .s{.qf;
Quite number from this place attend.
ed the fine stock sale at w. N. Logan's
Thursday and also the one at Mr..
Snyder's of Garden Grove. on Friday.
Several head from these herds came
into this vicinity.
Rev. q. w. Trotter Of Lineville is con-
Quoting a series Of meetings at the N. E,
church. Much interest is being shown
and it is to be hoped that much. good
will be accomplished before it closes.
Rev. w. A. Hanna Presiding Elder for
this district will be here on the 2eth.
to hold Quarterly meeting and probably
to help in the meeting a few days.
The Leon reporter., 1902-10-23
RUBY'S NEW STORE,
Ireland.

Wayne Cannon returned from Colo.
RADIO last Wednesday bringing carload
of fine horses.
Isaac Marrick of Woodland was ped
ding beef through these parts last week.
Mrs. A.Hatfeld is quite poorly at this
writing
Mrs. Dennis Daughton and sister Mrs.
Gertrude Shea and Mrs. Mary MaIoney
of Mt, Ayr visited at S. j. Grogan's last
Wednesday.
A. w. Bryson and family spent Sum
day at Tom Lanes.
George Cartwright of High Point had
business in this vicinity last Tues day.
Harry Cox of High Point was seen
passing through these parts Saturday
evening.
Several from these parts had tusines.
in Leon, Saturday.
Jess Smith and Oscar Peck are haul.
Ing molasses from the Bracewe,l fac.
tory to Linevile.
Fled Potter, accompanied by Misses
Fannle and Gertie Cannon attended
church in Woodland Sunday evening.
MISS Jose Owens is visiting her sister.
Mrs. Lizzie Durham.
Miss Mayme Hurry spent Sunday
with her friend Miss 4 ith Byron.
The Leon reporter., 1902-10-23
CORRESPONDENCE !
Items of Interest as Reported )
s. by our Correspondents.

and Willie Ryan.
Is Will, ,Payton, wife and baby of Lam oni
spent Sunday with the formers parents.
Jim Buoy and wife of Lamont attended
church at this place Sunday.
Aant Betty Keller spenta few days
last week with her niece Mrs. Francis
Hamilton in Davis City.
Ara. George Fosdick and children Of
Davis City spent Saturday evening and
Sunday with friends in these parts.
Grandpa Stringham of Wanamaker, is
here attending the meetings.
The protracted meeting at the Baptist
church began Sunday evening conduct.
ed by Rev. Willis of GAINESVILLE, No.,
and the pastor Rev. Smith OF this place.
Every body is cordially invited to at.
tend these meetings.
Joe Reynolds of Kellerton shipped
two car loads of hogs from this place
Monday.
Stops the Cough and Works off th
Cold.
Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets cure
cold in one day, No cure no pay.
Price 25 cents.
The Leon reporter., 1902-10-23
Kilgore.

Sam Evans has returned from Okla
homa.
Harry McDaniels was an over night
visitor near Princeton Wednesday.
Oda Dale was Leon caller Saturday.
Miss Anna Mcdaniel came home from
Blockley Sunday.
James Rumley and Bob Jennings was
in Leon Saturday evening.
Archie Hamilton was an over Sunday
visitor at Garden Grove.
Mrs. Bell Ingram and children return
ed to their home in Mercer county, Mo-,
Wednesday after several weeks visit
with relatives in this vicinity.
Merton Cozad and wife also David
McCutchan and wife were visiting rela:
tlves in Leon Saturday.
Ye correspondent was off duty i few
days last week on account of sprained
wrist.
j.. N. Still and wife visited their
daughter near Lecn Sunday. {.
Seth Foster and wife and son were
Blockley callers Thursday. !; 4
Norm Morgan and wife and the
Stoyer family Sundayed at VIM. Hamil-
toms.
Charley and Bill Campbell were at
Blockley Sunday. ..,.,
Glen Doolittle called at the Under.
wood house Sunday.
Dave Robinson and family sundayed
at Isaac Finch's.
Anna and Louie Hubbard spent
Sunday with Angie and Alice Still.
Mrs. ]. M. Brown and children and
sister, Miss Mary McDaniels expect to
start to Oklahoma about November Let,
where Mrs. Brown will JOIN her husband.
They expect to make that their future
home. Miss Mcdaniel will make an ex.
tended visit in Oklahoma and Kansas.
II. H. Horney spent Sunday at
Underwood's.
The Leon reporter., 1902-10-23
Davis City.

4 y. ". Valentine has moved into
Sasude Robiason's house on Mill street
sad is no more landlord Valentine.
| Landlord Fulton has been giving his
barn nice coat Of paint that i'm proves
IsAe looks Of it very much.
VIM. Mcintosh left for business trip
70 Stanton county, Kan, this week.
John Poush moved into his new resi-.
dsnce on CLARK street last Monday.
.. u. leachman, an old time resident
OF oar city. but now Of Lineyille, spent
several days the past week in this vicin.
Ivy working in the interests Of the Yeo.
nsn lodge.
Mark Adams and Walter Sylvester
had budaass at Garden Grove one day
MAe seek.
ASn Merritt made his usual weekly
tsDft to Davis City Sunday.
"a DR.. w. e. Wheeler made a trip to
Leon Monday.
Davis City's football team played
against the Garden Grove boys Satur.
day and came of victorious
Mrs. James McClaran enjoyed visit
from one of her sons and his family
Sunday.
b. j. +. Penniwell, of Leon, was down
last week and repaired the damage
done by lightning to the Nj. E. Church,
The damage is said to be about 500.
Mrs. Gerta MARYLAND, of Chicago,
came for short visit with friends last
week.
Elder Henry Stubbins and wife, of
Lamont, spent Sunday in our city, the
elder holding services at the L. d. s.
church.
Mrs. Carter Scott and Mrs. w. L.
Severe left Monday to attend the grand
lodge of the Eastern Star at Oskaloosa
as delegates of the Davis City lodge.
Misses Nary and Hazel freeman re-.
turned Sunday from visit to Leon.
Frank freeman has completed the
stone work on the foundation of his
building and is ready for the bricklayers
Mrs. j. H. Robinson left Monday for
a visit at Princeton and Peoria, iii.
Mrs. j. @. Keshlear and children, of
kelierton, came in Monday for a visit
with her parents and other Davis City
relatives.
cMrs. Nora Galpin, of Joplin, Mo-,
visited relatives in our city the past
week.
F. M. Freeman had business at Ridge.
way, Mo-, Monday.
VIM. Boone and wife, of Leon, were
guests of Mrs. FIN. Freeman Monday.
The Leon reporter., 1902-10-23
NOTICE OF FINAL REPORT.

In the District Court OF Iowa, in and for
Decatur County. No. 1l41 probate.
In the Estate OF Jordan Koaer, deceased.
70 g. 3. Roger B. =. koger. Nina C. Smith,
Emanuel Smith and W. A. smith:
signed ExecutoS pf the estate OF JordoIh
knuer. deceased: has flied his nnal report
therein in the office OF the Clerk OF the Dis
trict Court in and for the aforesaid County,
and has asked for Its approval and his 3
charge from further duty or reeponsibill
therein. and that said report and application
the Court aforesaid at Leon, ,Iowa,on the nth
dat Of November. A. D., 1902, atwhich time
and place you can appear and show 0ause. II
not be approved and the undersigned dis
charged from any further duty or respcnsi-
biliiy therein.
SAT W. l.. RAGAN, Executor,