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hours of daylight in each "a during the
winter season. Every effort is being
made to save the cattle and seed for
the coming season, as seed imported
from other sections will not mature
in that far northern cline. and cattle
imported from more southern sections
cannot live through The severe VIM
ters. The famine-Stricken district ex-
tends for some SOO miles due north
from Lulea. and through much of this
section the only means of commune
cation IS by sleighs. making relief
measures more difficult than if rail-
roads penetrated the district. Thou
sands of dollars have already been
sent from this country for the relief
of the starving people. and the Swe-
dish consular offices in the various
American cities are reporting heavy
daily increases in the relief fund.
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VICTORY FOR MOORISH SULTAN
Fate of ,u Iinmnrn Is
in Doubt.

Tangier, Feb. 2.-The sultan's troops
have utterly routed the forces of he
llamara himself. A special courier.
who arrived Sunday after making a
record journey from Fee. brouyh; this
news. He reports tina: at daybreah
last Thursday The army OF The sultan.
commanded by the war minister. FL
Menebhi, attacked the pre,ender's
position and inflicted a complete de-
feat on his following. at the same time
capturing Bu Hamara.
Another runner. who has arrived
here from Fee. reports the news of
the defeat of the rebels. but says that
the report of the capture of the pre-
tender is incorrect.
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LESSLER is SUSTAINED.
House Committee Decides That Evil
dence' Supports His Charges
of Attempted Bribery.

Washington, Feb. 4.-The commit
tee on naval affairs of the house Tues
day agreed upon report in the Less
Ter bribery charges in relation to the
Holland submarine boats. The fol-
lowing are the findings:
II. That the charge made by Mr..
Lessler that an attempt had been
made to corruptly influence his action
respecting proposed legislation is sus-
tanned by the evidence; such attempt,
in the opinion of the committee, hav-
ing been made by one Philip Doblin.
on his own initiative and responsible
ity, with the idea of making money for
himself if he should find Mr.. Lessler
eorruptly approachable.
20. That there is no evidence to sus-
tain the charge of an attempt by Lem
uel b. Quigg to corruptly influence a
member of the committee on naval
affairs respecting proposed legislation
pending before said committee, and
the house.
SO. That there is no evidence 10 sus-
tain the charge of an attempt by the
AoAiAAo SuDulilluc bOdt COIu panty Oh
any OF its agents to corruptly influ-
ence member of the committee on
naval affairs respecting proposed leg
islation before said committee and the
house.
"1n view of the foregoing we recon-
mend that the clerk of the committee
be directed to certify to the attorney
% To-
the testimony taken at the hearing.
with a request that he take such ac-
ton as the law and the facts warrant"
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KILLED IN A WRECK.
Two Stock Trains on til e Illinois Gen.
trail in Collision Near Clover
dale, ILL.,, with Fatal Results.

Cloverdale, ILL.,, Feb. 1.-Two Illi-
nois Central stock trains collitled
near here early Monday morning,
with the result that three men are
dead, four seriously injured, and sew
eral others more or less severely
hurt. A heavy fog prevailed and the
engineer OF the second train failed
to see the signal which was to warn
him of a train just ahead which was
running on schedule time.
The engine of the second train
crashed into and demolished the Ca
boose of the first train and the fire.
man was instantly killed. while the
engineer escaped by jumping. Both
trains were badly piled up and scores
of cattle were killed.
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TRAPPED BY YAOUIS.
Detachment of Mexican Regulars AL
most Annfhilnted by Indians
They Were Pursuing.

Tucson, Ariz.. Feb. 4.-Word has
just reached here that the Twelfth
battalion of the Mexican regulars was
almost annihiated in a battle with
the Iaquis. whom they were pursuing
after having defeated them in fight
at San Marcial.
The regulars were caught in trap
and their retreat was cut off by sec
ond band, of whose existence they
knew nothing. There were 500 SOL
diers in the battalion. and if the re-
port of the survivors of the fight who
reached San Marcial is true. great
many of that number were killed; the
reports. however, are believed to be
exaggerated
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CI'NfNTONC


STATE or MINNTcOTA. rO1rN'rv or
1T"nnnn'n District Court Fourth Judi
c'n1 netrict
T'r"''"rir',a rhorson Plaintiff. VIZ. John
n'hora"n Dnrnn1nnt
Tho state or Minnesota to the above
nnr~oh n"r"ndnnt:
Won nv" h"""hv summoned nrd required
to answer tho COMPLAINT Of the plain
tiT In tn" above entitled action. which
romr'niut has hn"n n"d In the office
Of TN" C,"rls Of sr'd District Court,
ut tn" Ctv OF Mnncn""'is County
of Tnnn"rin. In said state Of Min
n"sntn. nnh to corv If vn,lr
nrew"r to said COMPLAINT on tho sub
srrh"r Mt h's of''c" IN the CITY NJ M'nne-
arniS IN the said County ~ Henncr'n,
within thirtv dave nftor srrvice of this
summons ,innn vn,, exclusive Of the day
Of such scrri"". md " Won fail TO answer
tn" said comnln'nt within tn" time afore-
said tn" rlnintiT In this action viii mn
nlv tn the Count for tho re''"f donna nd~l
In snh COMPLAINT tnr"th"r with the costs
aud hi"h"re"monts OF this action
Dated November 9th A " ton2
CHRIS A GALLAGHER
Attorney for T'nint'r
418 GUARANTY Loan Building,
Minneapolis. MINI.
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ACQUITTED.
Young Hunter Found Not Guilty of
Murder of Fitzgerald at
Guatemala City.

Louisville, Ky, Feb. 3.-According
to cablpgram received here Monday
from Guatemala City by William
Hunter from his father, DIR. Godfrey
Hunter, formerly United States min
lister to Guatemala, Godfrey Hunter,
Jr.. was acquitted of the murder Of
William Fitzgerald. Of Grand Rapids.
Mich, in Guatemala City several
months ago. The message to Mr..
Hunter states that during the trial
30 witnesses sw0re to the fact that
there was conspiracy against the
life of Godfrey Hunter, Jr.
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TrOOpN Chilled Out.

Waterbury, Conn, Feb. 2.-Eight
companies of the First regiment,
Connecticut national guard. and five
companies of the Second regiment.
with two Calling guns, were called
to Waterbury Sunday night at the
command of Gov. Chamberlain because
of 1.-THE imperative need" "ccasioneh
by the trolley strike situation. The
riot about the streets Saturday
night, coupled with threats of fur
Their Disturbances, led to the call for
trOODS.
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Redmond Released from Jail.

Dublin, Feb. 4.-WiII;m Redmond.
nj. r., who was sentenced las, year to
six months imprisonment because he
refused to give bail for his future good
behavior as The result of an alleged in
cendiary speech a, Wexford, was re-
leased Tuesday, although he had only
served half his term. In an interview
he said: 81 do not know why am
released. bu, certainly do NOT thank
the government. who have kept me
in Jail for three months for really
nothing"
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CIVIL WAR IN HONDURAS.
president-EIect Refused His Sent By
PredecessOr. md Starts RpvOIu-
tiOn 10 Secure His Rights.

Panama. Feb. A cablegram re-
ceived from Honduras announces that
civil war has broken out in that coun-
try. According to the dispatch. Gen.
Sierra, the retiring president, having
refused to give up the presidential
post to the president-elect, Senior Bon
The date of the revolutionary outbreak
IL not known.
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To Limit Fortunes.

ington introduced an amendment to
the constitution prohibiting the hold
ing of fortune exceeding SlO.ooo. 900
by any one individual in the United
States. In case Of such ho''ing the
amendment provides that ",nr excess
shall all be condemned. whether or
not as a public nuisance. public folly,
or public peril. and be accordingly
forfeited into the United States treas
urv."
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MANY Animals Slaughtered

Washington. Feb. 5.-Dr. ID. +. Sal
mon. chief of the bureau of animal in
dus1ry. who has returned here from
Boston. where he suprrin,rndrd he
fight against the foo, and mouth epi-
demic, said Tuesday that about a.onO
animals already have been slaughtered
in Mas sachnsei1s. Rhode Island. Ner-
mont and New IInmps hire. and that
the indemnify the government has paid
the owners aggregates over 100000.
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Negro IYnnue<l.

St. Louis, Feb. 4.-Charles Gurley,
the negro slayer of Rosie Higgins, was
hanged in the Jail yard Tuesday in the
presence of several hundred persons.
The crime for which Gnrley suffered
death was committed April 30. 1901,
his victim being colored woman with
whom he had been living. He sashed
and cut her in horrible manner.
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New NAVAL Lcnruc.

New York. Feb. 5.-There has inst
been Incorporated "rhe Navy League
Of the United States" benjamin. T..
Tracy. former secretary of the navy.
is it's president. and William MrAdre.
navy. is vice president. The list Of
honorary vice presidents includes
leading men throughout the country
interested in maritime matters. |, is
intended that this organization shall
help to express popular opinion on
naval subjects. Similar organizations
exist in England. France, Italy, Bel
wium and Germany.
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CHARGED WITH ROBBERY.
Men Captured in Pittxbur.. brought
Back to LOsnnsp"rt. Ind, gu
Serious Charge.

Logansport, Ind. Feb. 5.-Lewis
Clark and John Blight, who were ar
rested in Pi,tsburg, have been
brought here. They are under the
grand jury indictment charged with
attempting to hold mp the Adams
express Office last August. The mes.
senger drove the robbers away. after
pistol battle in which Blight was
wounded. Morris Callahan. the mes
senger. had $l5O.ooo in his keeping at
the time. A man named Morgan.
who found the men in Pitshurg with
the help of the Panhandle secret
service. gets $4,000 reward.
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Many Animals Slaughtered.

Washington Feb. 4.-Dr. ID. L. SAL
mon. chief of the bureau of animal in
dustry. who has returned here from
Boston, where he superintendent the
fight against the foot and mouth cpl
demic. said Tuesday that about 1000
animals already have been slnught cred
in Massachusetts. Rhode Island. Yer
mont and New IIamps hire. and that
the indemnity the government has paid
the owners aggregates over 100000,
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Earthquakes in Mexico.

Chihuahua, Mex, Feb. 2.-Reports
from Unique regarding the earth
quakes in that district state that there
were four severe shocks throughout
that section, one occurring on the
22d, one on the 25th, one on the goth.
and one on the 9th. All were followed
by loud explosions, but only slight
damage resulted. Eighteen houses
were destroyed at Guazapares, state
of Chihuahua. The people of the dis
trict are panic stricken.
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SIGNS ARE HOPEFUL.
Indications of Agreement in the
Venezuelan Affair.
Allies Representatives Send Request
To Their Governments " hich, IL
Acccdrd to, Will Prevent Nefer-
ence to Hague Tribunal.

Washington, Feb. 4.-There are as
yet no auNices from the allied govern
men,s respecting the nature of the
next proposal they will submit to MIR.
Bowen, Eenezuela's representative,
for d settlement of their claims, but
there is good authority for the state
menl that the nole of Mr.. Bowen, adj
dressed to the British ambassa dor
MONDAY night will result in an adjust
ment of the trouble. AT the Brit ish
embassy Tuesday the most important
conference that the Representatives of
the allies have held among themselves
took place. Mr. Bowen, of course, was
not present. The conference was
called to consider the recummenda-
ti"ns which TIE Italian and British am
bu>sadors and the German minister
should make to their governments as
to the next step to be taken. AS a re-
suit of this conference. the foreign Of
tces in London. Berlin and Rome are
in possession of suggestions which. if
adopted. will mean the success of the
Washington negotiations and the rails
have been again requested 10y their rep
resentalives to consent to priority of
payment of their claims for Il limited
period only, and equality of all claim
an, nations thereafter.
Mr.. Bowen has stat ed that he is will
ing that the allies receive preferential
treatment for one month, if at the end
nf hoe ii.
be placed ON an equal basis as to time
and pr"portiona1e payments. 1t is the
conviction of one OF the negotintors
at least that this proposition of MIR.
Bowen is eminently fair. 1t involves a
compromise of the powers original
request for six years preferential
treatment, but will enable them o re-
tain part a, least of their prestige.
The feeling is growing that n per-
sis'ence in their present position can
result only in loss of prestige for he
allies and bad feeling against them,
not only in Venezuela, but elsewhere
throughout the Americas. AS result
OF these considerations at the confer
ence at the British embassy. ii was
agreed that note should be ntldrcs cd
TO the three governments of Great
Britain. Germany and Italy. setting
forth the exact attitude of the United
States with reference to the powers
preferential demand. the state of pub
lie feeling here regarding il. and to-
urge prompt acceptance of prefrrcn-
tial payments for a period of from one
to six months. An answer is hoped
for from one if not all the allies within
the next "a hours.
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New Railroad Licen.ed

Springfield. ILL.,, Feb. 3.-The secre-
tary of state has licensed the Joliet.
Wilmington & Dwight Railroad com
pany, with principal office in Joliet.
and capital stock. 100000. to be con.
structed from Joliet to Dwight, Ill.,.
with branches to Coal City and South
Wilmington.
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New York. Feb. 5.-Col,rnbia uni
versitv's effort to raise S2.Onn.OOO for
the purchase of South Field. the uni
versity's present temporary athletic
ground. will he successful. according
to statement made by the secre-
tarv of the board of trustees. who
stated that many substantial pledges
toward the sum had been made by
prominent citizens.
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The PnbbIc Debt.

Washington, Feb. 3.-The monthly
statement of the public debt shows
that at the close of business January
81, 1903, the total debt. less cash in
the treasury, amounted to s943, o42,-
$50, which is a decrease for the
month of $3,222,11e
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PA did you ever have any halcyou
drys?"
"Oh. yes: lots Of Them" Mr.. Hen.
peck replied. looking cautiously around.
II didn't get married until was near.
ly thirty years old"
Customer (at restaurant>-Can see
the proprietor.
Wait"r-Nery sorry, sir, but he's just
stepped out to lunch.
Farmer fwonring long hoots>-Hey.
sonny! Dye want few shine ,em fer
a dime?
Roothlack Cooking them OVERFLOW
far up?
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On Verge of CoIInp.e,

New York. Feb. i.--Wilinm Hoop
er Young. who is t" he placed on trial
in he criminal branch of the supreme
court. charged with the murder of
Mrs. Anna Pulitzer on the night of
September Is last. is reported to he
on the verge of a serious physical
collapse. 1t is said at the Tombs
that physicians have been called to
attend him, and that Young is very
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Verv Mucl, ALIVE

Chicago, Feb. 3.-Frank Schlatter.
''divine" healer and self-constituted
reincarnated Christ. who was notori.
GUS five years ago all over the coun.
try and who was supposed to have
been murdered in Mexico, is in Chi
cago and very much alive.
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All Were nenWned.

Rinkjoebing. Denmark, Feb. 3.-It
has become known that all the mem
bers of the crew. numbering "a men,
of the Norwegian steamer Avena,
from New Orleans. which went ashore
Sunday at Lemvig, Denmark, were
drowned.
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Consolidation Ratified,

Cleveland, O., Feb. 3.-The CONSOLE
dalton Of the Savings and Trust COM
pany and the Citizens Savings and
Loan association of this city was for
mally ratified at joint meeting of
the stockholders of the two concerns
The total deposits of the combined
banks are about $21,000,OOo.
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All Traffic Tlr4I Tn,


Topeka. Kan. Feb. 5.-Thp cold
wave reached its worst state NJ 1n:3O
"Wednesday morning. with the Their
mnmrtrr at four above. The Santa
+" report most OF their trains on imc.
The Rock Island is more seriously de-
lavrh. The Rock ISinnd- C0IOradO
trains ut present are reported several
hours late. Little snow fell in this
section
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Full, Pardon for Cole Younger.

St. Paul. Mimi. Feb. 5.-Cole Young
er was granted a full pardon Wrdnrs-
day. and under it will he permitted to
return to his old home in Missouri.
He was out on parole for two years.
The board Of pardons secured prom
Use from him that he would not put
Missouri will secure employment for
him.
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Bank Robbed. Thieves Caught.

Peoria, ILL.,. Feb. "A special TO the
Journal says: The First national
bank at Cambridge was robbed of
about $4,000 at two o'clock Tues
day morning, and within few hours
the robbers were captured by the cit
liens. and marched to the county Jail,
where they are now held pending an
ayapi n nj ion
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To Abolish Capital Punishment.

Albany, \. y, teo. A bill provid-
ing for the adjustment Of capital pun
ishnent was introduced in the state as
semby Tuesday. Life imprisonmentis
proposed for murder il the first de-
gree.
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Our MILITIA.

Washington. Feb. 8. - Secretary
Root has transmitted to the house an
abstract of the returns made to the
adjutant general of the army by the
adiutant generals of the various
states showing the militia strength
of the states to be as follows: OFF.
GERS, 1921; enlisted men, $685. The
aggregate number of persons in the
United States availa bic for military
duty is given as 1O,S53,396.
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Bner to Arrue Case.

Philadelphia. Feb. 4.-Simon p.
Wolver,on chief counsel for the Read
ing company. Tuesday announced that
President Baer. of the company, had
definitely decided to argue the Read
ing's case before the anthracite strike
commission
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Rev. EIIis naIIon Da,a

New York, Feb. 4.-Rev. Ellis Bal
lou, cousin of President Garfield, and
at one time his private secretary. is
dead after an illness of two weeks, at
the house of the Lord Mission. Mr..
Ballou was rs wears old.
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Opposed to Hnguc Tribunal.

The question of referring the one
question of preferential treatment to
The Hague for settlement, as s,,,-
gested by Mr. Bowen in his note to the
British ambassador, came up at the
conference. and ii was evident at once
that the negotiators were one in their
opposition to calling in The Hague
tribunal except as last resort The
point was made at the conference that
If the allied governments would ar
range for a compromise along the
lines suggested ny Mr.. Bowen, they
would do much to prove their claim
that The real basis of their preferential
demand was one of honor and not OF
the dollar.
The British ambassador, in call ON
Mr.. Bowen during he forenoon. asked
him regarding his proposition to refer
the matter to The Hague, and il de-
veloprd that Mr.. Bowen was no less
anxious I han the allies representatives
that the whole controversy he settled
here and now All these facts have
been cablcd in fall to he ,hrre powers,
and their rppreSe are now
await ing an an. wer, in hopes that their
suggestions will he adopted in the i'll
terpSt of an early prarp
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AIRED Minstrel Dead

New York, Feb 8. - Addison
Weaver, q retired minstrel, 70 years
of age, who made his first public ar-
pearancc in 1853, died Monday at the
Actors Fund home, Staten Island.
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Bnttleship Contracts Awarded.

Washington. Feb. AT the ca binet
meeting Tuesday it was decided to
award the contracts for the construc-
ton of the two new cruisers to the
Cramp Shipbuilding company and the
New York Shipbuilding company at the
minimum price of S4,035, 900.
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Work-Train Wrecked.

Akron. o.. Feb. A work train
running 40 miles an hour. on the Bal
time & Ohio road. early in the day.
near Easton, collidcd with cnhoose
and some coal cars that had broken
away from a freight train. The ca
boose was demolished and Conductor
William Miles. of NewcHst lie. was killed
and Brakeman J. II. Cooney, of the
same place fatally in i,1red
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Prominent Michigan Man n

st. CAR, Mich, Feb. 2.-HOn. Justin
R. Whiting. former member of con-
gress, and prominent in state demo-
cratic politics, died at his home hero
Saturday after an illness of over a
week. His death has been expected for
several days.
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Sugar Factory Burne cd.

Santa tc, y. NJ, REQ. 4.-Ine beet
sugar factory at Carlsbad, Eddy coun-
ty, owned by Milwaukee capitalists,
burned to the ground Tuesday morn
ing. Buildings and machinery are to-
tai loss. There was no insurance, and
losses are estimated at over 5000. 900,
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Chris. A. Gallagher. connsellor.at.
law. 920 Guaranty Loan Ruilding.
ppOD.r,2 ~or1cr

S"\'rr? OF N'r>-%re07'> COUNTY OF
11Nonn~'r proh,to Govt
IN tive Mnttor of Proving tho A1ore1
"st WV and Testament of Michael
e''""''"~ nocca~r1
"'1E>rTtS Dr'd~at c,ooh,p ~ Tia
'"""f" ~ trnnrorir nrd ctnto NJ NI,,na
soto hos a"'iverod To tho Probate Court
NJ w" County NJ TTonrnrir IN ins+ru
''""' In "'''t'r'r r,n'ro~t'~~ To NO +he IN az
N'' ~" ""~t" won't or Nr'oi,nol chnohan
'"f" OF s"i1 fn""tv and 'ct,tn aoco,sod
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""Hh"t" T"'r't o~nr'-~ th,t tho soia in
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w" ""'"'N'' 'f,""o"', 10 r-h rnt;tn-or
1'r IS OprE'rCD -hot cot, ,o,,+;,, y.
""""' N''.' w o"fc NJ c,'l n''o,~od WIN ho
t"''"N Mt Sneria' ter,, Of this Court IA
"" Void at tho Count TTouso In tho Ci.v
OF M"ncn "o'is IN said County on Nom
dow Nv" "2rd dav NJ Frhrurrv I'M? nj IA
"'"'n"f '" IN" forenoon whom all nnrsona
,N'"r"sf"h NAV nnrnar for contest tina
"""""f" nf ": and TINT notice or snch
'""''fr" "" r'v"n 10 MI nnrso-s INTERESTED
NV publishing this nrt'er once in each
wool for '"r"" sucrceS've won',s nr,or tn
n n"wsnnn"r printed and ruhlishcd in
s"ia County
n"t"' mt Minneapolis this 2Gth day of
January, 1903
BY the Court:
+. G. HARVEY,
Judge Of Probate