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Charlton.

Charlton, Sept. Mrs Lula Shear
er came Saturday evening from Mt.
Pleasant, to resume her position as
music teacher in the public schools.
Joseph Larimer of Creston was
greeting his many Charlton friends
Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Flynn returned
home Saturday on Burlington No. 6
from an extended wedding trip in
Colorado and Utah. They will make
their home for the present with Mr..
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A FINE UP-To DATE RANCH FOR SALE
I'm eastern KANSAS, 1,120 acres near
Kansas City, good, young orchard, vine
yard, some timber, stone quarry, in gas
and oil region. black soil, tel room house,
two cisterns. Honse heated with steam
and lighted with gas, complete system of
waterworks, good well, wash house. store
room, milk rooms smoke house, hen
house, work shop, ice house. three barns.
cribs, sheds, feed mill and scales; 100
acres in corn, so acres in alfalfa, 40 acres
in Timothy, price S35 per acre. w. R.
Maxwell, Cheney, Sedgwick county, Kan
eas.
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FOR SALE EASTERN KANSAS FARM.
Fine stock farm eastern Kansas, l.120
acres, fenced iii several fields, fine water.
good improvements. produces abundance
Of feed for all stock on the place. Con-
yenient to railroad station, price $50 per
acre. Small cash payment, balance to
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Ranch and Farm Lands.

Improved or unimproved, for sale or
trade. Where the crops pay for the best
income for amount invested. Get you a
home and avoid paying rent. Write us for
particulars. REED & 5KEERNAN,
III .ss.l.... -. ...al.. Saldan Kns
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in California. He was in wreck
near Trinidad, Col, on the homeward
trip and was quite badly injured.
Arthur Lochie returned Tuesday
from a visit in Illinois.
Will Temple, of Osceola, was bust
ness caller Monday.
Mrs. Mary Wiley returned home
from KeolSIilS Monday.
Miss Catharine Reese, of Des
Moinos, visited friends here Sunday.
Miss Beulah Burd returned from
Creston Monday where she spent u
week with friends.
Revs. E. r. Aubrey and ]. W.Smith
attended conference in Osceoia last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Holder, of Kan
sas City, were guests at the H. D..
Westhafer home Friday.
Frances Ahern, of Des Moines. is
hand-shaking with friends here since
Monday.
Chas. Klein, wife and children de-
parted Tuesday for their new home in
Holly, Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Marler visited
Mrs. ]. B. Edwards, of Osceola, last
week.
Jess Ries, of osceola, sundayed
here.
Miss Edith Benson extended invita-.
tons to a number of her young friends
home last Friday evening. An enjoy
able evening was passed by all.
Columbia.
Columbia, Sept. THE ice cream
social held at the Columbia church last
Wednesday evening was well attended
and was financial success, twenty-five
dollars being cleared for the benefit of
the church.
John Dibble has returned from a
pleasure trip to Kansas.
Miss Nellie Olney of South Ottumwa
| of Galesburg, Kansas. to Dena Ross
and Miss Blanche Dible of Chicago are
visiting relatives and friends in this
vicinity.
Rev. Hawk preached his farewell
sermon last Sunday morning. Rev
Hawk has been well liked byyall. 1t is
regretted that he will not be returned
but all wish him success in his new
field of labor.
| The republican primary convention
at Dudley was well attended Saturday
afternoon. The following were chosen
delegates to the county convention
to be held next Saturday at Ottumwa
Harry Stevens, Lon Sackett and H. E
Carman. Alternates-L. A. Nye, An
drew Stodghill and T. l.. Chick. w. w
Rapp was chosen mitteeman fol
the ensuing year.
School began at Columbia today
with Miss Bessie Gillette of Ottumws
as teacher.
At the meeting of the Columbia Gem
etery association, held at the church
last Saturday evening the following
officers were elected for the ensuing
year: President, ]. R. Stodghill, treas
urer, S. A. Nye,; and secretary, j. L
NewQuist.
Mrs. Elias Garfield returned yester
day from Crested Butte, Colorado
where she had been called by the fata
illness of her brother. the late Jerr.
! Olney.
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MARV Vicious
KAN SAL

Last spring I told you that Thomas
county, Kansas, land would pay 200
per cent profit. l was ridiculed. The
following item is from the Rexford
News of Aug. 81, 1903:
Ezra Couchman bought 100 acres
about Is months ago for $3.50. From
100 acres in wheat he got check for
S2,134.0S, and put 800 bushels in his
granary. He had 1443 bushels of barley
worth % cents per bushel, 500 bush
els of oats worth rs cents, $3.50 worth
of millet, and 5000 worth of cane, all
off this $50 acres. This would make
a total of s3,113.0S. The wheat sod
for 60 cents per bushel."
l am offering land as good as the
piece referred to at $500 to $500 per
acre.
Address
Inland p. LOCKWOOD.
Rexfard, Kan. Kansas EifM MIa.
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FINE FARM FOR SALE-35O ACRES IN
the best general farming section of Pet
tbs county, Missouri. This entire tract is
smooth land with just enough swell to
drain. All rich dark soil. Improve
ments consist of new six room house.
large new barn, corn cribs. implement
house and other out buildings. This
farm has splendid reputation, and is a
decided bargain at $40 per acre. Write
for list of farms in the finest county in
Missouri where land equals the best in
Iowa or Illinois at half the price, only 70
miles from Kansas City. \ The Central
Missouri Land Company, Sedala, Mo-,
Branch Office, Lamonte, Mo.
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FOR SALE MINNESOTA, WISCONSIN
and pakota farms, wild or improved, SO
to $50 Easy terms. Write Twin City
Business Agency, 6i55 Temple Court, Min
neapoiis. MINI.
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EsTRAYED.

BAY MARE. WEIGHT
about hoo pounds, with halter on Re
turn to David Eaton, near old fair
grounds or send information and be lib
sraIty Rewarded.
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The fact that you have something

to sell and you Know ii, does it,
have to- make the market yourself
what have I'd sell and will ready market Cour
Ter Want Ad will tell thousands of people only
cent word Try it will be CONVINCED truth
of this statement.
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FOR Sl.IIB-A BARGAIN, SPLENDID
residence property two blocks from Ward
street car line, S,juth Ottumwa. Will ac-,
cept all cash, or part cash and easy con-
tract 212 South Schuyler street. Lyman
A. Vest.
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FOR sALE-S5oo BUYS ELEGANT RES
taurant doing good business in lively
town, 1900, including everything, stock
and fixtures. Fine place and location.
90. F.,'' care Courier.
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FARM FOR sJI4E BY EXECUTORS TO
settas estate Suitable for stock, dairy,
fruit sand grain, 27O acres, 10 in cultiva-
ton, rs tlm1ier. balance pasture. six
miles from Carlton, Yanehill county, Ore
gon. Outrange for cattle. good eight
room house, fine large and several small
barns. llog.pein, granary, etc. all in good
condition, weil-watered. orchard, good
fences, r. ED. of mail daily: school "a
mile; hay crop Included at $500. Must
he sold. Further particulars address A.
B. Kiader, 1855 Division street, Portland,
Oregon.
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two FINE FARMS FOR sALE-oNLY
three miles from city of Faribault, Rice
county, Minnesota, easy terms; write for
al, particulars to f. ~. Sherwood, Fari-
bault, MINI.
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WANTED-YOuNG MAN II YEARS OF
age or older. for position in this city.
Must have fair common school education
Excellent opportunity for boy who wants
to work up Address H. NJ, care Courier
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Murray.

Murray, Sept. THE l. o. o. F..
will give picnic soon. All are in
vited.
A. B. Miller went to Osceola Tues
day.
F. C. Newcomb was passenger on
the way freight to Osceola this morn
ing.
Miss Lulu Soil went to Decatur City
Tuesday.
A. Falkner returned from Gales
burg, Illinois, Thursday.
Charlie Allison departed on No. 10
last Monday for Des Moines where he
is attending Drake University.
Mrs. Julius Riley, of Fowler Kansas,
who has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Milton Clarke, departed for her home
Tuesday.
Mrs. John Wood and daughter, of
Omaha arrived in the city on No. 4
Saturday for a visit with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. C. Ries.
r. W. Brown made a flying trip to
Osceola Tuesday.
Born, Sept. 1. to Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Kirch, a girl.
Will vreeland and Arthur Enn at
tended the Creston fair Wednesday.
ME Vial IL 1iChInSOll, VI oSSSOlSt,
visited at the d. Dement, home Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Neidt and son
visited at the home of Mrs. Lena Enni
Monday.
Mesdames C. o. Freel and A. B. Mil
Ter visited with Mrs. Ernest McCon-
nell. east of Murray, Monday.
Miss Lulu White and class gave an
evolutionary entertainment at Brush
college Tuesday evening. A goodly
number We're present
Rev. G. e. Pomroy, the new Chris
tian pastor, will be here and preach
next SABBATH.
Rev. ]. w. Bott was called by tele-
gram Saturday morning to Cumber-
land, by the death of his only sister,
Mrs. S. P. Rowell, who has been suf-
fering for the past two years of can
Ger. The funeral took place Sunday,
Sept 6.
Mrs. Martha Saint and daughter. Oh
lie, of Kansas, who were called here
by the death of Mrs. Saints mother,
Mrs. Grover, returned home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Newcomb, of La
moni. and Miss Anna Lamb, of Corn
ing, visited with f. c. Newcomb and
wife. Wednesday.
Miss Emma Sonwalt, of Sigourney,
arrived last week and will visit indefi-
nitely at the Chas. Frank home.
Ben Akers and daughter, Beatrice,
went to Decatur City, Monday. The
death of M. l.. Andrews, a brother-in-
law, called them.
During the windstorm last Friday
afternoon, S. H. ONeal's barn was
blown down and completely wrecked.
Mrs. F. S. Smith went to Creston
Tuesday.
Dr.Simpson went to Knoxville Tues,
day.
All Hoffman returned from three
weeks visit in Colorado Tuesday.
Roy Castor of Osceola, visited at
the Castor home here last week.
Hon. A. H. Sells returned Thursday
from the G. A. R. reunion in San
Francisco. and other points of interest
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FOR SALE AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Missouri firms for merchandise and
town property, fine prairie. Write me.
P. p. Sullivan, Monroe City, Mo.
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FOR SALE-A GOOD CLEAN STOCK OF
harness and furniture and undertaking
goods in good, live town. Address Box
154, McCallsburg, Iowa.
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FOR sALE--sECoND FIAND ONE SEAT
ed buggy In good condition. Albert ELL,
Highland Center.
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WANTED SEVERAL PERSONS OF
character and good reputation in each
state Zone in this county required) to rep
resent and advertise old established
wealthy business house of solid financial
standing Salary S21 weekly with ex-
penses additional, all payable i'll cash di-
rect every Wednesday from head Offices
Horse and carriage furnished when nee.
essary References. Enclose self-ad-
dressed envelope. Colonial, $50 Dearborn
street, Chicago.
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DESIRING SITUATIONS
as motormen to address Lewis Brown.
Supt., Sullivan, Indiana. Enclose %
cents for application blank, examination
and contract. No labor trouble. No ex-
perience necessary.
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BARGAINS.

1,360 a, Neb., ranch, Nuckolls Co., 10000.
$40 a., Miller Co., Mo-, good Imp, $1,000.
$50 A., Miller Co., Mo-, good Imp, 1880.
16o a., Miller Co., Mo-, good Imp, S1,1oo.
400 a., Miller Co., Mo-, good Imp, $500.
6S a, Wapello Co., Ia, good Imp, $500.
IS a, Wapello Co., Ia, good Imp, $3.50.
200 a., Wapello Co., Ia, good Imp. $4,000.
lob a., Wapello Co., Ia, good Imp, s., T25.
Easy terms
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WANTED-GOOD LIVE MEN FOR
agents for outside cities and towns. Adj
dress Grand Union Tea Co., 2lO East
Main street, Ottumwa, Iowa.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

WILLIAM LONG, THE HUSTLING AUG
tioneer, will auctioneer your sale Salts
faction guaranteed or no charges Terms
reasonable. Go anywhere. Address
Drakeville, Route No 1, Iowa.
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WANTED = BLACKSMITH. GENERAL.
all around man. must he No 1 sheer
In all its branches, sober, good wages
steady job at once. j. Long, .Kirkwood,
Illinois.
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FOR SALE---ENGLISH YORKSHIRE
boars of early winter farrow, three years
old road mare. w. S. Maurice, Route Z,
Ottumwa.
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FOR SALE.

FoR sALD-TEN FIStE YORKSHIRE
mais pigs. Also someIs fine young sows.
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John Salmon of ColfaX spent Sunday in
the city, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
David Sanders, at their home on Vine
street.
The miners of Keb are pleased to
know Hon. N. E. Kendall was nomi-
mated for representative from Monroe
county, as they we'll know with Nate
in the legislature and John F. Lacey
in congress their best interests will
be looked after.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Axtel Freder-
ickson, on Wednesday, son.
The Keb baseball club went to South
Ottumwa and played a match game
with club there The result showed
4 to 2 in favor of Keb.
Miss Fannie Taylor of Lucas visited
in the city this week, the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. David Morgan, at their home
on Main street.
Mrs. Alexander Mitchell of Center
vile, spent Labor day in the city, the
guest of her sister, Mrs. James Fergu-
son.
John Haddow, organizer for the y.
M. w. of A., in Texas, in a letter to
his wife, reports being in fairly good
health and feels as though the climate
there agrees with him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward McConville o
Mystic visited in town this week, the
guests of Mr.. McConville's mother
Mrs. McContille, on Vine street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nicely OF Pekay
spent Labor day in town, the guests
of Mrs. Grow.
James Shevlin, the superintendent OF
the mines. spent Sunday in Ottumwa
with his many friends.
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Grains and Hay-street Price.
Butter and Esgs.

Butter, packers pay ............
Eggs, packers pay 49,,
Separator butter ..............
Renovated butter .....
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FOR SALE-A FINE FARM OF 800
acres in Wapello county, ten room house.
abundance of fruit. nice laying land.
plenty of water. Only $50 per acre. Phil
Watkins, Agency, Iowa.
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WANTED.

WANTED AT oNCE-FIRsT CLASS
broom maker. Address G. B. Wright,
Charlton, Iowa.
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FOR SALE CHJlAP-sEcoND HAND
buggy. N n. fGitner, Agency, Iowa,
Route No. 1.
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FoR. ssA Ell WE'LL IMPROVED $40
acFeg farm, 800 in cultivation. Conven-
iehtSto s6hool town and lake, Dickinson
CO., sfpsga. fPrlce right, and on easy
terms Address owner, f. A. Dewitt,
Milford, iowa.
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FARMS Fohs SALE-CHEAP; TERMS
easy; writeitfo description. D. Fl. Har-
per, Benton. Mo.
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THE UNDERSIGNED WILL HOLD A
public sale at his residence one-fourth
mile west of Kirkville, on Tuesday. Sep
TENDER 10. The sale consists of cattle,
horses. hogs, farm implements and corn
in field. j. S. Chandler, auctioneer. e..
Il. Wilson, proprietor.
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GOOD GIRL WANrED-F1RST CLASS
wages. Address, T., Courier
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-FoR GOOD
residence property, an improved 100 acres,
three miles from town, good level land
Don't answer unless you mean business
Give full particulars, first letter. Ad,
dress Owner, Box 375, Morris, Mimi
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FARMS FOR SALE-NIGAR RAILROAD;
fine land laoweiy climate, good improve
ments, apufe water, right price, easy
terms, %. p. Hayes, Oskaloosa, Barton
Co. Missouri
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FOR SALE AND ENCHANGE-4.0O 900
acres of fine grazing and farm lands and
fruit lands In the Alsea and Rogue river
valleys In Southeastern Oregon. Fine
productive soil; beautiful climate; sum
mer the year round. If you want a home
In this beautiful climate cheap write us.
NcQuade & McQuade, TO Northwestern
Block, Minneapolis, MINI.
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FOR sALE--eso ACRE FARM AND
ranch .SSnlehty of good water, fair improve
meats, $40 per acre if sold Mt once, part
time part cash. Address, o. C. Kippen-
brock, <Hjghmore. South Dakota.
The Irish standard., 1903-08-29
The Liberal Catholic.

He is not exactly Il bad man: he
may even have many good traits in
him. He goes to mass every Sunday,
but by preference to low mass. when
no sermon is given. He sometimes
keeps faStS. and abstinence fairly; liz,
may he kind hearted and give aims;
he may he sober and Industrious: may
be kind father and Il good husband.
vet he has no energy in the cause of
religion: he takes 10 active part in
furthering the interests of his congrc-
CATION: he never pushes forward. but
simply allows himself to be dragged
along. lie is not present. or pays no
attention. when sermons are given on
certain good works. such as the sup
port Of the poor. of the orphans. of
the school, payin" church debt. the
Importance of pnrochial societies. etc.
The fact is. that i'm most congregations
there are but few men who have the
general welfare at heart. 1t ought
not to be So 1t is not enough to pray
"Thy kingdom come" we should al
ways be alert to make room for it.
The Irish standard., 1903-08-29

, other portal amid the trees. where one
cam see Il hit of Phoenix Park. in Dub
in On the other side Of the garden is
corner laid out like the grounds OF
l1addon Hall, England, and near 10y is
IN incloSure which is modelled after
the boulevard of Inter den Linden. in
Berlin. On passing through the arch
way which connects the two hemi-
spheres of the garden. the builder of
Rallangarry always bids Il guest turn
around. THAT archway." he is wont
to say, lis reproduction OF the en-
trance to the Vatican gardens. The
marble head which forms the key
stone was dug up at Rome from the
Colosseum
There are two pillars just in front
of the Vatican garden entrance. fash
toned after the entrance to tile Boryi;l
gardens of Rome, and embedded III
them are statues which Mr.. NIaoney
himself rescued from Roman lalorers
who We're eXcavating OH the site Of an
old church. He got them for the mere
promise of carrying them away. Now.
after severe scrubtyings, they almost
look like recent bits of sculpture. The
circle between the house and the arch
way is more conventional. 1t consists
of a driveway and walk encrcliny IL
pond of lotus lilies. After a survey of
the grounds, when one asks the owner
of Rallangarry how he attempts to re-
produce such scenes from memory. he
answers:
'Ah, that is the secret. l do not
trust to my memory. When am
abroad ! take photographs of these
various places. snapshots, you know.
After l return give the pictures to my
gardener and tell him to duplicate
them. If his first attempt is not IL
satisfactory reproduction OF the origin
al. lie makes another. 1t has taken five
years to lay out these grounds, and
they are not completed yet
The people of Spring Lake Beach are
wondering what new bit of European
scenery will be duplicated next with
in the garden walls of Ballangarry
Spring Lake Beach is on the Jersey
coast, nineteen miles south of Asbury
Park. OH the Central railroad of New
Jersey and the Pennsylvania railroad
1t has become in recent years a colony
for men weld known in commercial and
financial circles. Mr.. Maloney made
his home there sixteen years ago. and
built Ballangarry in 1898. Other sum-
lner residents are Samuel r. Galloway,
president of the American Locomotive
company: Lenluel Il. Wells and James
Moses. of this city; J. NJ. SchOonmaker
and Charles Lockhart, of Pittsburg.
and yelling Sckles, eX-mayor of
Trenton.
The Irish standard., 1903-08-29
LiptOn's Good Story.

Sir Thomas Upton was received on
August 18Th by the members Of the
Maritime Exchange association of the
port of New York on the floor Of the
Maritime Exchange. \ luncheon was
given at DelmonI.uS. attended by
former officers of the association. the
present officers and directors and Il
few guests. The Shamrock's owner
related an experience since he arrived
here early in the summer. II said:
"When l reached here l received Il
letter from an Irisllman ut Tompkins-
vile, wishing me every success with
the Shamrock Ill. ,hs Irishman
said that when the Shamrock arrived
here in 1899 his wife presented him
with a son. Two years later. when
the Shamrock II came into port. she
celebrated the occasion by bringing
a daughter into the world. and this
year, as soon as the Shamrock III an
chored, she gave birth to another son.
The Irishman hoped that / would never
have to come again after the cup. be-
cause, he said, if I did he would he
busted. l sent him few Shamrock,
pins for the members of his family
and when he wrote to thank me for
them he said: If by any i'll fortune
you should not win the cup this year
The Irish standard., 1903-08-29
PROBATE NOTICE


STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
1Ecnnepin. Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of John
Hacking. Deceased.
On receiving and filing the final account
Of the executor Of the Last Will and
Testament of said deceased and his pc
tihon praying for the allowance of said
account and for decree assigning the
residue of said estate to the persons by
law entitled to the same
IT is ORDERED, That said petition be
heard ut a special term Of said Court to
be held at the Court House in the City Of
Minneapolis in said County, on Tuesday,
the Sth day of September, 1903, at 10
o'clock in the forenoon: and that notice
Of such hearing be given to all persons
Interested, by publishing this order once
in each week for three successive weeks
prior to said day Of hearing. in the Irish
Standard. a newspaper printed and pub
lished in said County.
Dated at Minneapolis. this 10th day OF
August, 1903.
BY the Court,
F. c. HARVEY.
Judge Of Probate.