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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-06-13
SEABOARD
Ain LINE RAIl.wAN

Short Line to principal cities OF the
South and Southwest, Florida, Cuba,
Texas, Califsrnia and Mexico, also North
and Northwest, Washington. Baltimore,
Philadelphia, New York, Boston, Cincin-
natl, Chicago, Indianapolis, st. Louis,
Memphis and Kansas city.
Trains leave Raleigh as follows:
No. "a. NORTHBOUND.
lbs a. m. -"sEABoARD EXPRESS"
Norfolk, Portsmouth, Richmond, Washing
ton, Baltimore Philadelphia, New York,
boston and all points North, Northeast and
Northwest.
No. SO.
11:15 A. n. "sEABOARD LOCAL MAIL
For ALL POINTS from Raleigh to P0rts
mouth, Norlina TO Richmond; connects a.
Henderson for Oxford and Weldon with 4
@. u; at Portsmouth-Norfolk with Ala
STEAMERS for points North and Northeast
No. Sc.
11:S0 A. M~ "sEAB0ARD MAIL" FOR
Richmond Washington. baltimore, Phila-
delphih, New York and Boston Connects
at Richmond with @ o. Tor Cincinnati,
Chicago and st. Louis; at Washington VIZ
Pennsylvania and B & o. for all poi-'a
No. 81. soUTHBoUND.
400 a. m.-''sEABoARD EXPRESS"
For Charlotte, Atlanta, Columbia, Charles
ton, EAVannah, Jacksonville, 1t. Augustine
Tampa and all pointa South and Southwest
No. Al.
400 D. m.--SEAB0ARD LOCAL NAIL
For Charlotte, Atlanta and all local points
Connects at Atlantis for ell points soWtA
and Southwest.
No. 81.
7:30 D. m.-SEABOARD MAIL" for
Southern Pines, Pinehurst, Atlanta, Ooium-
bia Charleston, Savannah Jacksonville,
Tampa and al points South and Southwest.
Tickets on sale to all poin4s Pullman
berth1 reserved. Tickets delivered and bag.
gage checked from Hotel and Residenor
without extra charge at
Uptown Ticket Office
Marlborough House Building.
C. H. Gattis. c. T. and P. A.
Phones III. Raleigh, \. i
H. S. LEAKD, T. P. A
Raleigh. N q
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-06-13

continues to advance in price,
and supplies continue scarce
and difficult to get. Prices for
the present are: Best Free
Burning White Ash, Egg,
Stove and Nut, $500 ton; Red
Ash, Egg, 1926 ton. We cant
tell what the prices will be in
future. We have a limited
quantity on hand for early de-
livery.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-06-13
For Representation at st. Louis.

Especial to News and Observer)
Asheville, N. c., June 11.-Governor
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-16
Gaa direkte til det.
Wenuer % Mabper bill Rife Sen,
bpprlebe3.

Gao til &obcn At Sp9oomu1c'.
UT 9nibe Ell lSas 9ps tan maeite linorc,
Men bet bill lite 1eee ben.
Sc mao ,,aa 9ioben - 3Drer1e.
9uan's &ibnep @ils Saar oirette til bet;
sReatter Mariaseu. fierner @r,erten.
Sc belbreoer t:0i9e, bpi!fet Sui 'oer al
Mennelte pioner.
Mer. Glfreb gbriitianien, 947 @uroa Street,
Seaciae, &is., flyer: nSes bar bsloaret at
,pooe Tprer Ell fort Sib, iaa ia jig bsrts
pm 9oom's aienep &sils git jeg itrats til
@pbinlons Wpptbef, pg fit cit @Ite. Set
oleber mig at lise, at lie sicroe mig 'me9et
aubt, "a at jog tror, De er iaa npttlse lpr1
Be paaYaoes It pere. &psi. srter, ion DC
fe1te fSolt ba., ,1car 9iprerne CT uoe al
Sroer, bar iffs ncset tyoelise i nit Sill
fploe; men mi!c gsyrers S61.sttipn per :es
% uregelmeslia % bisis Sr9a:er nolt'lfe
ill., llren5eberae / nit @pitem, + tlfet 'o<
turliapis ausrcb nit &elbreo i Ilminbelis<
heb. 9pan's &ioney @ils latte npt 2ip !
mine gfprer, % je9 bar III beofs 9cicreo,
enb ies bur bapt i Ling SID.
On fri 4rSpc at benxe fpr:rinli9s Stgre<
Meoicin, Dr. belbrebebe 3d.. @briitia11 Ell,
bill paa 6orlansenbe bliue lenot II. Eolt
bporipmbelt i be 6preneoe @tater. Str'o
til Goiter>N 1ilburn Co., Buffalo, 81. y.
Tor Salg / ale Mpotbeter. &ris 80 Gents
pr. 9gfe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-16
life mere bbre bans Orb. $art bin
fe6e til ben6e, % Eoget gleb forbi ben

life mere b9re bons Orb. San bin.
feoe i'll ben6e, % Eoget gleb forbi ber,
itoite 2Dgte.
Malfe bleo er6na Ienee itaaenbe
oe0 @nben at @erronen % iaa efter
oe to reoe 2anterner, Ser bang poo
ben iioite @ogn. Mfiton6er mellem
De to 2anterner bleo beitanbig min.
bre, inbtil De tiliiblt fooes tur iom ct
Tibet rsbt @unft; iaa opilugte Mbrfet
ogIaa bette - og MaIfe ito6 en6-
MI beitanoig og iaa meb itum 8e.
breibelie ino / BET tauie Merfe, og en-
,ttlar sGngite1ie opfplbte ben0es
&ierte. Set forefom ben6e, fom ON
ser par ben6t noget pigtigt, fam ON
6enne imufte unge &erre. bpis 8er-
ion / benbes Gantaii blanbebe Jig me6
Onegins fortrpLlen6e @fitfelie. bab6e
1oget en- 9el al benbes @iel me6, og
ion1 ON bperfen @il6en eller 8etro.
leumen eller &abbineren, ia, enc lite
6aftor 2etba1i formane6e at u6fplbe
sen Eombe6, bun plu6ielig fblte.
2oieb1fi blep itaoenbe en- Stunf
en6nu paa Blutformen, ioa 1enge
Malfes @fitfelie bar at ie, og Serpac
git ban inb / @ognen. 0gioa far
fplte fig Itbt engiteltg 1ilmobe. Dog
Eonte11 DIN Gremtt6en, ON bet 2ib
bar bsS enbber 0m6reining al Stu
Iene tom nermere, fortrengte inor:
bisie fi6ite Sr6trDf. Soget fer Mor}
poa giennem bef uigiennemtrnnge
Iige Msrfe, bborfro ser al og ii
frpgtfomt suffebe matte rbblige 2pz
frem fra 2an6Sbyerne n9 @oorbene
Beb @pnet beraf tom ian otter til a;
tente poo set usle Sin, poo Sc utal
Iiee @pergsmaol, ser apitaar % al
brig nogeniin6e finder Spar bal
oisie rgbItge Slommer. Og / be1
borme, oplpite &1epee fpntes Slam
nerne iaa fierne Sc Iofte6
lite mere 2oiebifi iom Sen Gong, 81
fan bonbrebe frem oper @teppen!
u~fremfommelige Beie, og Sci bar bau
IigegDl6igt, ba 2piene foribanbt
Mgrfet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-16
Mniifalfe Gfaber p9 e11ergiife
Spnrbe.

2onboner Gi6sifrtftet uyeature"
for fra Sibnep mo6taget ct 8iorag
meb interesiante Sagttogdier or-
goaenoe Sc auitralffe @fa6ers multi,
falffe 8egabelie. &iemmelsmanoen
bob6e facet en- gonife u1g 6ngl al
benne @rt % lerte sen be6 Sielp
at en- Sl9ite Ell tort at 4 Eafter
beitaaen6e Eema / S. Sur, og Gug.
len fun6e til ii61t gjengioe BET ful6.
ltenoig neiagtigt.
Mogen Eib efter fit b~e6fommen6e
Manb en6nu en- 6ugl al iamme @rt.
Sg Sen b6rte mi fin 8elles @ang.
Og iaa nrramgere6e Sc to Sl1gle en-
ganife e%ien6ommeltg 9uet, ser ner-
met maa ltgnes me6> boob man /
Mauitfen falber Canon. Moor Sen
fgrite Sugl log fat paa fin forte
@iie, begpn6te Sen onben at blibe
meget opmerflom, i6et Sen mes boIp.
oabent @eb %ofbente6e ct Be- TENT
@te6 I 5angen, 1baren6e til Slut,
ningen al 2. Soft. 0g me6ens Sen
ferite Sum9er iaa fleitebe Sc to ii61te
Safter, iatte SEN onben / me6 Sen
lille Meloois 8egpn6elie. Og SEN.
ne muitfalfte Scene gientog fig olti6
paa ia1n1ne Moo6e. ieIo rnor Ser bar
andre 6ugte eCler tiIfelbige Gilbgre.
re / Merbe6en.
@omme Eibsffrift in6eboI6er en-
onben interesiant 6ugIebiitorie, Ser
er inbien6t fra en @ngIenber / Oio.
ia. Sen bi6ner ONT 6e ioponefiffe
@pnrbes oberor6entIige &oor6naf.
fetbeb og 9%egemsfraft. ct @pur-
pepar bob6e paa egte @pnrbebs
babt Ben 9riitiebe6 at flpbe inb / ct
@obeoarelfe og bar alIere6e begDn6t
at bpgge @e6e | ct &igrne af @tnen.
Mon ibgte at forbin6re set peo at
fierne BET at Suglene bi6ilebte 8pg.
g%emateriale. Men bber morge1 be-
gpnote @purpene paa M og iaa1e6es
git BET tire Gage / Greet @n6og1aa
en- flor lung @e6ebbrite, Ser me6
Billie bar blapen anbragt / &igrnet,
bragte Sl1g1ene at @eien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-16
6ar Sc nuseniinbe bBrt ON

Sar Sc ~nusenfinbe bbrt ON Dr.
@eter's aurifo? @on6ipnligbis bar
De. Sar De nogeniinoe foriggf bet-
te garrle, fao pn6e0e 2egeuniooef?
Sbis 9e lite bar, og bbis De Ell fig
og lioenoe, ct oct netopr bbo6 Sc till
trRnger. &rgb iffffe at erbol6e Or.
&eter's &11rtfo poo Mpotbefer. Sen
ialges lite Der. De TON Blot foa be1t
at Manoen, Der fabriferer 6et 81.
@eter Sabrnep 112-114 go. Supr1a
Moe, Chicago ST..
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-16
D5pbeo tan lite hdbreoes

heb ,rpfale Mibler. ba be lite tan uaa ben %anarebne Sol
at Gret. Ser CT fun en- Wtaabe at frrere 9prbeb. %
Set e. neb fonftitationelfe Mlibkr: 9Sobeb foraoriaee$
bes En- beteubt &litanb at SliH1binben | bet etitobiffe
gsr. geaar bette 9Rsr blloer inHaueret. u1erter Sc en-
blirer belt luttet, Ct DeobeS Geiatn. og 1neb minbre
8eten6elftr1 tan fiernes. % Bette sapr gien9ioeS fin
nprrnale 8i1itonb. bill @ere1rn Bore pbefogt for ftehfe.
tet anbet enb en- ttteuet &iItanb at Glimbinberne.
81 bill 9ipe ct bunbrehe Dsuars for ethpert TilfeIbe
af 9sobeb Ooraarfaget at aatarrb), fout lite fan fure.
res u1eb Halls Catarrh Cure. Sfrtp efter GirfuIsre,
frit. S. 3. GbeneD & So, Tolebo, 6.
~ SeIges bos Apotbetere, 75e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-16
Raaber ON bjWIp.
Np8et pberaIt, ,t,ett bet Bitter
uii,tbre. n1eb bber Sag.

Mprer1e raaber ON 9ie1p.
Ser er lite It Organ / bele 2e9emet, iom
ct iaa flint f%onftrueret.
SITE ct iaa bigti9t for 9elbrebet.
NDrerne fltrerer B1pbet.
Maar be lite 9jbr bet, bliber 8lo6et 1rent
pg forgiftet.
Ser tan lite bore no9en 5unbbeb, bepl
BET er for9iftet 8loo.
&p9imerter; ct ct al be fgrite Te9n pat
Npreuorsen.
Set er MbrerneS @aab ON 9ielp. SOB bet.
9Dan's &ibneD 8ius er bet, ber mangler.
Sc ct netop, bpao operarbeibebe MDrer
%trenger. Sc ftDrfer % ietter ,pt 2ip !
NDrerne; 6te1per benz at 8iBre lit Nrbejbe.
Sc pil altib belbrebe etbnert Silfeloe al
NDre<Sp9oomrne.
Mr. 8. 6. 8asneis, SEQ. ia Detroit
St,eet, &o8nfabritant, Sadipn, Mi9, flyer:
Min @D8 imertebe be6, ben t1inbte gn-
iirengelie, % bbis ieg fit Sostj1lelie, for
plante1e ben fig til Nprerre. Sm gfotten
funbe leg lite finbe en- betpem 9bifeti0ing,
p9 pnt Mpr8enen pcr jeg trGt D9 bbi1elBS.
Sill foritieQi9e Siher brugte je9 Mi6ler, be,
bar mig anbefalet, FAINT fpgte 29gebielp;
men jeg blen life bebre. 3a ieg iaa THan's
&ibmen 8iqs iaa uon1ertet anbefdlet at Splf
berbjeu1me, bibIte ieg, at bet matte bGre
ct mere END alminbeli0t G}i6eel, iaa ieg
ifafebe mig en- Q@1te / @ebb's MpDtbef D9
b,uete bet. Otter 11vgle faa @angeS 8enDt<
telie IT leg sinsrtns % blep oerefter BEL
Gn fri 8rspe al benne fsrtrinliee gyre=
Mtebicixz ber 9elbfebebe Str. SasneiSa. pil
paa s%Jprlan9er1be bliSe ienbt pr. &Dit til ale
9ele at be 6prenebe @tater. Gtrin til
Splter~Meilburn So, Buffalo, 81. 81.
55or Sal8 ale Gpptbeter. &ti5 50. Cent?
pr. 9Gfte.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-16
80 @ /.
nj 9. 9abonom.

@tuoent 2piepifi bopoe / nogIe
Maaneber opbol0t Jig iom 9uslerer
Dos en- rig @obseier / ct al be ipopeit'
lige rus1iife @l1pernementer. ga bai,
poa @iempeien til ct. petersburg
figrte til Sernbanel tatimen. por Set
ollere0e mos Slutningen at Mobem.
Der. Ser par omtrent 80 @eriter til
Sernbonen. @eien bar for erbelig.
Sen forte fcrbi Mfgrunbe, bbis 9Db
bemmeligbolotes al boi6e Saager.
Silt og fer lplte Ser 6lammer igien-
nem Saagen; men set bar life til al
lifeline, enten Sc TOM fra 9ptter, Der
Lao langs @eifanten, eller ON Set bar
oplplte 8in6uer / en- flor @ps bgie
&uie, og bit oppe pao Sen merfe
Simmel aftegnebe ser Jig ipggelles-
ugtige forte Silbol1etter - mooffe
oar Set 6abrififoritene, mooife ofbla-
6ebe &opler.
$50 Dol. ... Stoa!. ...."
On &nogen og @ragen ---
@ognen bel6e6e, og 2oiebifi ser DOR
beniunfen / Sanfer, baboe neppe
facet Si0 til at fomme til Jig ielp, fbr
ban al!ereoe Lao paa Sor6en. On
tung &%ejletoife, Ser bar propfulo al
Bigger, falot ogiaa u.s. og &emmer
git iltpffer. Ser gift EN- bolb Slime,
1noen &uifen funoe faa &o9nen up og
Seletgiet brogt / Sroen. 9a 6e igien
iatte Jig / @ebegetie, bar set oDb
Scot; fun @imlen og Sor6en fltnbe
mon en0nu lfjelne. Set par umuligt
at iio0e / gognen, og for at unogao
en- @ientogelie al &ataitrofen, git
2ojeoifi og &uifen bber poa i'm Si6e
al Sognen pg itgtte6e BEN.
2ojeplfi fplte fig ubDggelig til.
MODE, 90 ban pan0re0e ioole6es / sen
lDblpie, fugti9e SUIT giennem SEN poe
@teppeS uigiennemtrengelige Mgrfe.
2ongt borte flamme6e Ser nogle
gieltfrit binfen6e 2ps. @e6 @n6en
al en- iteil 8affe Lao en- @oor6 og paa
begge @ioer af &eien nogle &Dtter.
2oiepifi iao 2ps / ct at Btn6uerne.
On ung 8ige ia6 lige oberfor Sin.
6uet meo ooben Mun6 og gne6 fine
9ine me0 &en6erne, og en- gornmI
Some beie0e fig ub fra 0bnen og tr11.
e6e me6 Singerne. Sen urge @ige
gre6 pi1t, men giennem De te1 luf-
,fe6e bobbelte @i116uer funbe man in.
let bgre. S en- al 6e andre @Dtter fa6
en- 6oniIie pe6 Mftensboroe1. On
gornurel 8on6e beoegeoe 2eberne %
geItifulere6e me6 @oanben, og bans
8or6feller itanie6e me6 5feen fBrt
bolbpeis fra Sal4erfenen til M11n6en
og lDtte6e opmgrflomt. Sons Sor-
telling moatte bilt babe beret meget
irteresiont; men ser trengte lite en-
2D6 no giennem 6e 6obbelte 8in6uer,
og 2oiebfft babbe en- Sornemmelie,
fom ON ban giennem en- iterf &imftfert
milepi01 borte 1aa nogle f%frigenbe og
geitifuIeren6e Mennater, forbi De,
ON END iaa 1ter, fto6 faa ganffe u6en
2D6 foran bam. 0g iaaleoes Baboe
6isie gaa6efllbe 8gn6er altt6 itaoet
for bam. S fiji ti6ligite l1ng6om, 90
ban bper CONNER bop6e boet n6e /
2anbsbpen, og ogioa mi, 90 ban
hnbbe Iebet 11ogle Maaneoer lige
Hobs in6 paa Dem - ita6ig iaa ban
benz font giennem en- &iiffert; Inn
oe bore Sormer % 6eres 8ebegeIier
bar tDoeIige for bom, men en- l1ober-
Eitigeltig &lgft ffilte 6eres inbre 2ib,
heres gnffer, beres Gorboobntnser
ira 2oiepffi.
Ser falbt en- fin Meen. Mbrfet
AD1tes Mooiptniug til be opIDite
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-16
Bam6ino'en

Sor 1ets AQrDun0re0er ltoeH l1oS
en- flittig Grancistanermlnf meb en-
8lof Oltpentre foran fig.
@tpffet itamme6e fra @et1emanes
belltge Sabe.
Set bar en &elifpie.- en- foItelig
Sfat. - Greet ban6e luget Steering
at ben Sorb. Ser eie6e @errens Saa.
rer. = bets &rone 9ab6e iuffenoe
oempet ben bitre Slang / Meiterens
@eroab - bets el6gomle @tamme
bobbe fiult ben beoenbe Srelfer for
Mpngoens iegen6e 8lif.
Mens MunfenS in6erltge Spinner
lteg meb Eaf og Selbonfloge op moo
ben bgieite, ifor bans &enoer &ri-
Itusbarnets 8ille6e i @etiemanes bel>
lige 0lipentre.
@reorene ttlba6 Barnet og erebe
set iom oct inopieoe Symbol, oct bar.
@oa bleb 8ambino'en io1gt til
@om og ppitiIlet / &irfen Mro @oeli
paa Ben fapttolinffe Sgi.
Ser git 6e Sunbreoer af @ar. Sg
6e Sroen6es utallige @tarer balfar-
te6e til Mro @oeli's bellige 8am-
btno.
@ige &pin6er gior6e @nefal6 for
BEN fottige 9uffe> og entelte Orb
folot 6em inb om 8ormbiertigDeo
og Goria9elie. s. BET flaffenbe
CLINT fra Mlterlpfene 1in6rebe oeres
@in9es foitbare Steme, og Be rige
@pinber lagbe @ingene for 8am>
bino'enS Sob.
@amfunbsbe6rebe @en6 req
beres prangenbe 0roener af pg fe-
1tebe Dem / 8ambino'ens &iortel.
0g BEN Sottige ofre6e GamilienS
iibite Mrpeitpffe % fiat en- affliot
@ul6noal in6 mellem 9ragtens SOL
Der.
@igere og rigere bGeb @etiemanes
&rebuffe. Sg Sen 2. Mai 1897
blao Sen bgitioeligt fronet of Oct ba>
tifonife @apitel paa @obe SEQ
XIII's Goron1taltning.
@n ltille @ftermi6oog be6 5olne6<
gangstib 1e6 hi % op 40 Sen nmaa,
beltge Mormortrappe, ser ferer til
Mra @oeli - be6 @iben al @apito>
ltum.
2nften por mGttet meo ct rg6ligt
2Ds, Ser 9ior6e Sarberne barmere
og @fpggerne blb6ere.
@n Mnnf fom no for at lutte
&irfen, iuit iom hi naae6e Eoppen.
- 8ombino'en - ipnrgte ban
Itille.
Sa, er BET for tent?
&an b6ie6e &obe6et og LOS % gao
in6. Om bans M1nb ibebe6e ct
un6erfun6igt emil.
$500. Sor tent por BET 10, bba6
8ambino'en ongif - men iifffe for
lent I'll. at la6e iaa og iaa mango
Sol6i GLIDE ne6 / en- bunolgs Cont
me-.
Soufe gift ri fen ODER @irfens bull
le6e, i6n6re6e Cub: ltore Murbrof-
fer og ili6te 2iglten.
@iennem Sc baitlt66en6e &n6er
gle0 Mftenens rg6ltge 2ps og fpl6te
&ummet me6 en- 6empet, bQrn1
Gfnmrtng.
@ua ito6 ri / set lille @i6efopel.
Munfen gior6e &nefal6 = rogle
itore N6sler flirre6e = ser bbrtes
2poen al en- @taalfie6er, ser ipen6es
= og oppe ODER Mlteret gle6 to D6re
Muren til SIDE. S en- 6pb Miicbe
Lao Somfru @aria og Sofepb poa
&ne bber paa fin SIDE al @lasifabet,
bnori 8ambino'en ito6. s Ianeiom
oirren6e @1i6en fje6 @los1tobef fig
frem oper Mlterets bbi6e Dng.
@ellem to @ofsIps 1tob Sen gul6~
frone6e Dutfe ser - Ipien6e / fin
Dragt al 1tallige foitbare @mDf-
fer.
Seq iaa mig ct @ieblif ON / set
tarbeltge &apel, og mine 9ine itarb-
fe6e be6 Ben beoer6e Mh1nf.. SONS
bren6en6e 8Iif omfotte6e @ombino'-
en- meo en- ~lelbforglemmen6e 8enn6>
ring.
Da ban bar ferbig mes fin 8gn,
faa ban 6en paa %, og set famine
un%oerfunoige emil greo ODER bans
Menno. SON bab1e iet min 2e6Ia-
gerifeS gpl6ne @inge, og ftilfer6igt
ipnrete ban, ONT ei bil6e> ofre 8am.
bino'en 1,oget.
Nu bar bons emil bIeben mis-.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-16

Il muIigt at f%or116ie ct nlpf-
ttestilffel6e. Site 1tmatli@ Gt bere
forbereM boo Set. Dr. Ebomas' sc.
lectric oil. @merters 8eberfer.
Morris tribune., 1903-01-17

county, has been delivered to this court
And Whereas, Edward Koehntop. son
of said deceased has filed Herewith his
petition; representing, among other
said county, on the 18th ds.y of November
1902, testate. and praying that the said in
strument may be admitted to probate,and
that letters of administration be issued
thereon to Luise Koehntop,
1t is ordered, That the proofs of said in
strument, aud the said petition, be heard
before this court, at the Probate Office in
the Court House in said county, on Mon
day, the 5th day of January A d. 1903 at
10 o'clock in the forenoon, when all per
sons interested may appear for or contest
the probate of said instrument;
An it is further ordered, That notice of
the time and place of said hearing be Civ
Ell to all persons interested, by publishing
this order once in each week for three
successive weeks prior to said day. of
hearing, in the Morris Tribune a weekly
news paper printed and published al. the
Village of Morris in said county
Dated at Morris, Mimi, this 28th day of
Nove1nb Der "A. d. 1902
BY the Court,
= Probatel il. r.. BEVANS,
Seal Judge of Probate.
Morris tribune., 1903-01-17
Notice of Cancellation
To T. Iongeware

You are hereby notified thats default
has occurred in the payment due Decem-
ber 13, 1902. according to the conditions
and agreements in the contract of sale Of
lots three 81 and four 4), the north east
quarter (NE ~ of south west quarter fSW
A and south west quarter tSW ~.
Of south west quarter Is w n },
the east half e 12) Of south east quarter
(sE 44) and the, north west quarter tNW AZ
of south east quarter (SE "a, all in section
q towns hip ls range l2 steyen1ssa 1sa5 sour1tx,
between the undersigned, john +. Hart
rich as vendor, and T.. Jongeware as pur-
chaser, and the said John F Hartrich de-
sires to cancel and terminate the said con-
tract On account of the said default.
namely in the payment of the sum of two
thousand dollars $4,000. 00) and interest
thereon from date of the said contract,
said payment being due on or before De
cember 18th, 1902.
Therefore, you are further notified that
the said contract will be cancelled and
terminated for failure to make said p ,y-
nent aforesaid and the said cancellation
shall take effect on Tuesday the 10Th day
of March 1903.
Dated January 8, 1903.
JOHN F. HARTRICH.
Morris tribune., 1903-01-17
smallpox In olden pays.

The first accurate description of the
nature and ravages of smallpox is that
of Rhases, an Arabian physician, who
fourished in the tenth century and
was the author of books Oh medicine
and alchemy
This. terrible scourge was also de-
scribed in most Of the ancient Chinese
and Indian books. In China it was
known as the 'bean disease and
traced back to the times of the Enn-
peror kwang WI, who reigned A. b.
1928.
The earliest Chinese treatise on
smallpox was published in 1928, and
from this it appears that incubation
has been known and practiced in the
far east since the Sung dynasty, A. D.
960-1127. Chinese experts hold that
the poison is communicated by the
parents to their offspring, SO that all
possess it's germ in their constitution
waiting only for circumstances favor
able to it's development.
Morris tribune., 1903-01-17
The Marine Flag.

The revenue marine service flag, au
thorized by act of congress March 2
1899, was originally prescribed to '.con
sist of sixteen perpendicular stripes
alternate red and white, the union Of
the ensign bearing the arms of the
United States in dark blue OH a white
field The sixteen stripes represented
the number of states which had been
admitted to the Union at that time
and no change has been made since
Prior to 1871 it bore an eagle in the
union of the pennant, which was then
substituted by thirteen blue stars in a
white field, but the eagle and the stars
are still retained in the flag.
Morris tribune., 1903-01-17
slope of Rivers.

Generally speaking. the slope of riv-
ers flowing into the Mississippi from
the east is on an average about three
inches per mile. Those entering it from
the west have an average descent Of
about six inches per mile. The aver
age descent per mile of the Missouri
after it leaves the mountains is reck-
oned at about foot; the Des Moines
from it's source to its conjunction with
the Mississippi, 7.3 inches. The entire
length of the Ohio shows a fall of even
five inches. The Mississippi from the
mouth of the Ohio to the gulf has a
fall Of but 21a inches.
Morris tribune., 1903-01-17
CORONATION SOUVENIRS.
some Are Very Beautiful and Com.
naratiyely Inexpensiye.

some Are Very Beautiful and COns-
paratively Inexpensive.
In England the jewellers are bringing
out innumerable souvenirs for coro-
nation days. Some Of these are sim
Pile, but many are very beautiful. set
with precious and semiprecious stones,
says the Philadelphia Times. Eng
/ land does not crown sovereign every
day, and the event is one to be remem-
bered, and souvenirs will be treasured
by generations to come There are
many medallion portraits, of course,
SOME of the king, some of the queen
and others of the two together, these
with ring at the top and some set
around with jewels. A pair of cuff
links are in the form of oval buttons,
big 'C'' outlining one and in the CEN
ter the remainder of the word corona
ton" while on the other button are
the entwined letters "E. R." with a
tiny evil" between them. A pretty
brooch of diamonds, olivines and ru-
bies has the figures I''1902" entwined
and surmounted with crown. One
other small brooch has the letters 'E.
R." Joined by a crown and surmounted
by the "VII.,'' and 1902" pins have
one the date on bar of gold sur
mounted by a crown and another
crown from which rays of gold ascend
has the date across the broadest part
of the rays. A diamond and enamei
bar brooch has a crown in the center.
shamrock and thistle finishing the
two ends of the bar and Joined by a
spray of green leaves in the rose of
England below.
Coronation spoons are in many styles.
Some of the handsomest have the
Westminster abbey in the bowl. Small
er spoons with heart shaped bowls are
differently finished. One has the coat
Of arms of Great Britain in the bowl,
the letters "E. r. "surmounted by a
crown and with date at the top Of the
handle. Another has nothing in the
bowl but head of the king on the
top of the handle. Both of these
spoons have the word Empire" on the
stem, and three lines which branch
out to the top of the handle are marked
Canada, Africa, India" and on an
other spoon Australia, New Zealand
and West Indies" All of these things
are comparatively inexpensive.
The Viewpoint.
'ssThat man is extremely suspicious,
as he thinks every one he sees is a
shady character, and naturally too"
cts his nature, / suppose"
''Not at all. He, wears smoked spec
tacles. Baltimore Herald.
Morris tribune., 1903-01-17
Dis,ocated Her shoulder.

Mrs. Johanna Soderholm, Of
Fergus Falls, Mimi, fell and dis
located her shoulder. She had a
surgeon get it back in place as soon.
as possible, but it was quite sore and
panied her very much. Her son
mentioned that he had seen Chamber
lain's Pain Balm advertised for
sprains and soreness, and she asked
him to bny her a bottle Of u. whish
he dill. II quickly relieved har AMI
enabled her to sleep which she haa
ssot donA Tor sevsral DAYS. The son
xas So much nlsased with the r7lieF
* -aya his mother that he has sinc9
recommended II to many OTHERS. For
sale. BY j. & Krueger
Morris tribune., 1903-01-17
Running II IN.

He was mumbling about tough steak
and cold coffee and making himself
generally disagreeabIe.
Don't growl so over your breakfast,
John,'' said his wife. Nobody is going
to take it away from you"