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Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-07-25

DR.. E. 3. Thompson, Of Rebecca,
is in town on business.
DR.. j. III. Polhill leaves today
to visit his brother in Macon and
Hawkinsville.
Mrs. Paucy is quite ill of con-
sumption at her home on Oconee
street and is not expected to re-
cover. 5s
Col. 7. l.. Griner goes to Dublin
next monday to allend superior
court and will be out of the city ten
days.
Mr.. G. M. Britt has just com
pleted a nice new two story building
on the corner ofJohnson and Oconec
streets.
Mr.. Bob Lee, our handsome and
sweet spirited bachelor, went down
to Ambrose Yesterday afternoon
on a bushes trip.
A great big crowd met the cdi-
tors when they passed thro there
last Thursday and these editors
from all over Georgia will have
many nice things to say about
Fitzgerald. These same editors
passed thru Cordele and we did
not know it.-Cordelc Sentinel.
Services tomorrow at the Cen
trail Christian Church. Sunday
School at $50 d. m. and rpeach-
ing by Rev. NJ. Pittman, Of New
Orleans, La, at II q. IN. and s p.
M. Every member of the Chris
tian Church is urged to be present
The general public is cordially in
vited.
Mr.. j. Frank Fender, who is a
prominent capitalists and naval
stores man, was in the city today for
2 short time and was so much i'm
pressed with Fitzgerald and sur
rounding country that he stated
he expects in the near future to
come here and invest in Fitzgerald
dirt.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-07-25

Mr.. Lewis NJ. Beall went to
Abel on business trip.
Mr.. J. L. Jay, ST., and wife
went down to Broxton Friday
evening to spend a few days.
Mrs. H. A. Burkhart leaves to-
day for a months trip to her old
home in Cape Geradion, Mo. Mr..
Burkhart will soon follow her.
Fitzgerald has organized the
"Fitzgerald Business League. "
Some 800 citizens attended the
mass meeting. Fitzgerald is a
hustler-Cordele Sentinel.
DR.. Russell snapped horses twice
Thursday, and is now the proud
owner of q mule. He has him
hid away in a back stall, ashamed
to drive him, altho he says he is q
| fine buggy mule. AS you know,
the Doctor has been in New York
some weeks and is badly behind
with his horse swapping. He was
very anxious to swap again Friday
had two trades in view for today
and several for next week, and he
hopes to soon catch up.
Regular services at the United
Brethren church to morrow at
1915 q. m. and 7:45 p. m. Rev.
Stover's morning topic will be,
"Christ's Love for His Own" fol
lowed by the communion. Evening
subject, "Christian Faithfulness. y
Sunday school at $50 a. M. Y. P.
G. .. Z p. m Prayer meeting
every Thursday evening. The bust
ness session Of the third quarterl Y
conference will be held Monday,
the 9th, at $3.50 p. m. All Of the
official members are requested to
be present; all others are Invited.
Old papers for wrapping or other
purposes can be purchased at The
Enterprise Office. tt
The Grant Street Barber shop
Fitz Hugh Lee proprietor Hot
and cold baths. If.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-07-25

Judge Kennedy went to Cordele
Yesterday on legal business.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Kratz will leave
Monday for a twoweeks' stay at
Pablo Beach.
Mr.. T. B. Raglan, leading bust
ness man of HawkinsVilie, was In
the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. f. Thompson,
who have spent some time at Pablo
Beach, are expected home today.
Col. O. H. EIkins is expected
home today after business trip TO
Atlanta, Indian Springs and other
points.
Miss MozelIe WeatherfOrd is ex-
pectcd home today, after very
pleasant visit with relatives ana
1flGnuS IN ACnCnS.
The friends of Mr.. Hubert Roush,
: who is attending plumbing school
at st. Louis, will be glad to know
that he is progressing rapidly and
likes his work very much.
Mr.. J. E. Cameron and wife, of
waycross, spent the day in Fitz-
gerald Thursday. Those who re-
member Mr.. Cameron when he was a
citizen of this city, were glad to see
him and many friends greeted him
with warm hand shake. We hope
soon to have Mr.. Cameron return
70 Fitzgerald and take UP his abode
ERE, as he believes this is a hust-
ing town.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-07-25

Mr.. e. X. Farmer writes from
Vancouver, B. c., that he is having
a delightful trip. r
M. B. E. Hunter, who lives On
the line of Ben Hill and Wilcox,
has recently been commissioned N.
p. and ex-officio J. p. for 433 dis
trict G.. M. Wilcox county.
Mr.. DeLamar Turner, who went
with Mrs. Turner's body to the
burial place at Saundersville, will
not be at home until about the
thirty first. /,
Services at the First M. E.
Church tomorrow morning and
evening at the usual hours, Rev.
Edmond j. Hammond, pastor. The
morning subject will be, "a
Prophets Message and a Wicked
King" Evening topic, 'The Laws
of Harvest.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-07-25
Social and Business items.

Mrs. Billiard, who has been Wis
iting with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. J. Swords, who reside
three miles northwest of town, re-
turned yesterday to her home in
Florida.
Mr.. J. J. Calhoun, of Carriers
vile, who is a prominedt business
man in that city, stopped over in
Fitzgerald yesterday, and was very
much pleased with the city and
spoke very complimentary of the
Colony city.
The friends of Mrs. G. A. Cox
will regret to learn that all her
furniture and wearing apparel were
lost in the fire that consumed the
Southern Female College at La
Grange, Ga. Mrs. Cox, who had
rooms in the dormitory, was at
Chipley at the time of the fire.
We want a thousand new citl-
zens from the great north west
this winter to settle in the Fitzger-
aid colony where they will find
thousands of their sort of people,
happy and prosperous. tt
LOST-A little half English
milk COW; brindle, with white spots,
short horns. Notify I. M. Parsons.
1O75-tf
EVERYBODY rea d S The
Enterprise, and all who buy goods
from G. A. Saunders & Co. save
money. lOIo-u
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-07-25

In town out in Missouri. one of
the local newspapers published this
item:
sThe business man Of this town
who is in the habit Of hugging his
typewriter had better quit or we
will publish his name.n The next
day thirty seven business men call
ed at the office, paid up their sub
scriptions and left behind them
thirty seven columns Of advertising
and told the editor not to pay any
attention to foolish stories. -Ex.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-07-25
Second Great Display of
Needle Work
BY MRS. C. w. HAYES,

At the up,to date store of Wrigh t
Mercantile Co, corner Main and
Central, from Aug. LIST to 10th,
consisting Of EMBROIDERY q LACE
Dresses, Hats, ParasoIs, Capes,
Jackets and numerous other ar
ticles. For full parti eulars, prices,
designing, lessons and work, call
at 410 North Main St., or Phone
&c. 10S7-4t
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-15
rrX YEARS IN Red.

For ten years / was confined to my
bed with disease OF my Kidneys. writes
Il A. Gray j. = of paSville IND u
OF INC lime 1 consulted the very best
medical sidll available. but could get
I... commended to me Il has been Coo.
send to me" For sale by F. ]. Hill
Drce Co. ''rue Never Substitutors
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-15

, lower themselves down by ropes over
the rocks and got the great bag of
gold which tac fairies sa, are always
found at the ends of the rainbow.
AN ,r,,.,, r,,.,..,.., ...
tiH bi'N IT, : CASCADE.
our next thin n to mo moor. ,,.s
cndc an lin, ot5o,. onI ,i,a ,oi,
The distance iu oi,,t III, ~
we rust r,nss ~ bri1o '",' ny "',G
through tha nors W. c,il ~ en-
monjievs ANA sttar,e tira. a., ,,V
our heads as we go. A thick mist Is
IN we are rip.ht upor If NJ si, 5ot,.,,
opposite the In or tb. faus sni v'ot,t,
the great rivers Of y,,te, nn,t,inc o,,,r
the black ,ori,. In ,.olur,ns or 7,,I,,,,,.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-15

They Are Twice High Niagara and Almost Three Times
Wde-A Dangerous Ride Above the FasAmong the Hip
opotamOn Livingstone Island In the Midst of the CataractA
Look the Devils Cascade and the Wonderful Rain Forest
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-15

''.lg the bridge, we take our first
M vi the cataract from it, eastern
1., lhe way Is along green puths.
green trees, whore the ground
lrEel that we cannot see the
Wllli we are close to them. The
4 iiN'i bursts upon us all al once.
|nd,. 1shihg over the rocks. falling
\ WV. ', oi feet, striking with a noise
|st A. 'u'luohade of artillery Here the
Ia-tii so dense that we can see only
tu OF the distance across. The
ban, over a mile wide and we can
|n1 uS 1%tCh sight of Livingstone Is
tb''"leh lies In the center. No
h ,bro rainhows? The sun is shin.
INA 1'22ugh the foam. There are rain
Iene IN ne ana below us. We can 500
NJ fse, 5l9 great gorge one a thous-
Iai IN lo1s has stretched Itself from
/ ar1 "'lli bout 400 feet under where
ld IN e4laiAs. II is a perfect bow
~ '2l2sa are moro gorgeous than
c5,s .AI !siab0U nave ever seen.
nor father why men did moi not
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-06-05

I@um0pe0, &e6after Spenion ira @p1l.
oerborg og @%aaroeier @rar1 fra Hg!
;talte.
9a man benimo6 Meoets Slut:
lining pil0e iDnge Sen gamle 6olfepii(
Set baper iaa npligen regnet", men:
te Sen enc al Sc tc tilite0eperenOt
Gen6armer, at 0enne Gang bar for:
bu6t. 8. @rau: 9et far Sen al0riQ
beret. So @ers blep iun9ne, iac
|afbrg0 @en6armen Sangen, Sen bal
forbuot. San maatte mi gipres op:
merflom paa, at set bar Stteiens
|@ang, ser bar forbu0t, men Sen, Ser
blep iu1gen, bar Sen gamle Tolfe=
ibiie. Set it6ite @ers blep ioa iunget
og efterfulgt al en- &lopialpe.
ningen / Sir:
I e II. &irfeforit anoeri fabet / Mger:
1fop Sogn bar lamlet for ct
|Sto iioen for at tage Stano:
fnrft til ct Mnoragenoe, JOIN
nogle faa Sn6pon0reoe og @jemme-
I1pifere baDOe itillet ON at faa afbolot
|tpif @u0stjenelte / &irfen. &irfefor:
itan6er1e ptl6e fife ltptte M%n6ragen=
oet, ga 6e meo &ette gjoroe gielOe11:
Sc, at ser / bele 5ognet life bar no
gen, ioun fife foritoD 9anif, moaifl
me0 ltn0tagelie al nogle fao tplf(
Sieneitefolf, og Set bsrer b%tit1of til
|@igloe11be0erne, at 0isle fpler ito1
Srang til at gaa til Strife, og Oerio
bette iful6e bore Silfel0et mes ct
enfelt, iaa er Ser tpif @u0stjenelte Ell
Gong maane0lig / M%aboiognet Soft:
lun6. Nu fat &oniiltoriet &tel al:
ltgepel o%l1or6net, at Ser 1fol bolDes
|tDlf @u0stieneite to @ange oarltg.
6orle0en Sp10ag Gttermtboag al:
bol0tes ioo SEN fprite tpife @lt6stje:
neite / SEN gamle Strife. slntallet a
Gilbprerne, lom Yrgiten bap0e, ia
bape peret iaore faa, fife e1gang all
Dem, iom bap0e rn0erifrepet Mnoro:
gerDet, bar mp0te. Gn Gel al 0en
bapoe foretruffet at blipe biemme
ba Sc 10 life fun0e foritaa, bpa>
Sreiten pil6e iige. Silt og fer
@pgnet er Ser en- 9el Soft, iom al
tbs fat iagt, at iaa lenge, iom oe1
fun preoifeoes 0anif / &irfen, btl0t
be peoblibenoe iege 0erben, for Sen
ne gjemte BOG iaa mango Minoer
/ 6en bar 6e lao bel iom 6eres Tor
|fpore 6og baaoe blepen oebte, fon
firmereoe og egtepiebe; men i1aa1
fgrit ct fremmeb Sprog ffuloe lpo'
/ @irfen, iua btloe Sc bellere igge fer
til 6rimenigbeoen, og naar bette 1fer
bo bar Spiferne otter engang opnooe
set mooiotte al, bba6 be ptl6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-06-05

DpbS a 5. 6orbenperen0e
6abrifant Sgren @empel, Soenie, Ell
6po, Is Mar gammel. Mf0g0e ba1
befleot en- &effe Silliosbperp
S6eni e.
= .9ognepreit for &ipe og SO:
itrup Menigbeoer / &iborg Stift S.
6. @etri er ofgaoet peo 9eoen, rs
Mar gammeI.
= &jpbmonb 81. 6. &eterien
Ntbe er ofgaaet beo 9p6en / en- Mloe>
al IS Mor. Den af6pbe bar Me0lem
al 8praooet o9 al 2igningsfomisiio:
men.
= 6oritanber for Sefntif Sfole
Mpborg, Sne6fermeiter 81. Mnoerien
er ofgoaet beb 9eben, "a Mar gam
mel. Mfoe6e bar / flere Mar Meo
lem al 8praa6et.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-06-05
st sSprretninashus, {

st Tprretninssbms, b'@rr. 81
8ups & Con, 729-733 6. Sutton
Ctr, grand &apios, Micb., ifriper
Isl fan trp9t onbefale &11rifo, ef
teriom Soft ita6ig beretter ON Sci:
bre6elie berbeb. 9epe &11116er Tom.
mer itabigt. Solf flyer ofte, at Of
bar uogipet mango Henge til 2eger
men far bapt mere @opn al at brn:
&c &urifo / tire Tiger, enb be bar bap:
/ lige iao mango Maaneoer al Soc
gernes @i9Ip."
&urifo tiIptrfes al 9r. &ete1
6obrneD & Cons Co., 112-11$
go. @oDne Mpe., Chicago, ST., o{
faces fun bos fpecielt aniatte Mgen
ter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-06-05
500 BeIonntng 500

9ette Blabs 2riere hi here ~fprneiebe oper at erfars.
ct Der i bet m,nbite er en- trpstet @p9oou. fom @iben.
Eaoen e. bteoets StaNo til at tu1srs ! que oens; s ia:
enefte pirfelige @elbrebclfeSm,hbel. 9rseftanben ften'
oer. So &otarrh CT en- fonfttutiprel Sngbom. forhrer
ben en- tpnititutionel 9ebanbl1nQ: HALLS Catarrh
berne , Spitemct. tilintetgier hcrseb @pahonu1eus Aar'
Jag og gtper 9atienten Stgrte ceb at ppbp9ge Ronttitu'
t1onen 0g binIpe NatuIen til at Qlsre lit Irbe,be. Gier!1e
bar faa me ZEN EiItro I'll bets belbrebenbe Rraft, OF be
tlbbber ct bunbrebe DonarS for bSert 1tIfolbe, bnDri
benne mebtc,R life benirter 9eIbrebelie. Strip efte1
eifte % 8,bnesbprb: 9tlitr,b
u-se1ses bos &&pOsfbefege:
kaA's Family Pulls er Be 6ebte. .
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-06-05

Mango DIIup=
per. S 2pbet al 5ommeren fa1
life min0re ems fire Hor gan1le gg:
tefolf / l1ller11p Sogn, 5nnopeo,
bol6e @ulobrDllup.
9p6 efter ct nIDffes=
I 5 e. &entter &icoloi Ye=
ter EN- al 2ggumflol ter, ser ttoligere
bapoe lt0iolg al Mel fra Mpmplle pe>
Mabenraa, ct 900 iom 6plge al et
ulpffestilfeloe, Ser romte bom pes,
at Ell Stu6 faiteoe bom til Soroen,
bbor fan blep ltggen6e bebibitlps,
meoens 8looet fleo al 9rer og &eie.
Sen ttlfalote 2ege faitilog ct 8rub
paa @i%9rnelfallen.
g y g a b II. &egieringen /
@1espig bar onoronct, at 9omene11
81 D9aar6 / @iter 2in6et So
mune berefter ifal bore Napnet
! sc e II + 0 Oct er ct npt 8epts
for, bporle6es SEN preusliife &egje=
! ringspreiioent ST.. bon &o5uromlfi
| ale @enieen0er er betgnft paa al
foran0re 2on0ets gomle ®. 8e=
folfningen bill noturligpis iom bi6ttl
benptte @jen0ommens gainle Mapn
Npgaar6.
6 t 90 / Il 5 1T 6 q b :
t e II $ nj III G +. S 0e1rne Sib
er Ser to Ml100ermol finer igang mcl
at uO0pbe @ejerz&onolen. SEQ oel1ne
! 2ejligbe0 bor mon optiifct oOifillige
&anor1fl1gler. ri 0isic CT Ser for.
eret 3 til set ny &re05bns / Sgr1Oer.
@aoleoes CT Set gaoet til, at to bon=
tie Bomber, S0=pl1noige, ppnter Mrr.
pillerne beo &re0sbuict Ct tillige met
en- glterrtgif &ononfugle. Sc ltam'
mer fra en lille Tegtntng mellem
en- 0ani t &%anonboa0 / @gjer=&ana=
len, fert al Marinefaptejn @ammer,
og ct piterrtgif 8atteri paa Saitlan'
BET 1864.
. n t pnnerne + a I
&oIgret. Sra Sc ite6lige Mp11'
6igbeoers @ibe / 9eorolespig CT Ser
giort 6oripg paa at nGgte De | oet
ii6ite babe Mar r1aturalilereoe Sp=
tantignner &olgret til 2ono6agsDal'
get, forbi Gnlgerne ifal bape berel
bo1iooen6e / &oml1nen ct balpt Mor.
Ser er fert &lage beroper, og efte1
bbo6 v@cblesmiger Nacbricbten"
me66eler, bar Sen prelSiiife Snoen.
rigsminiiter MI uoite6t ct &elfript
bbort ian n6taler, at De natnraltle
reoe 0ptantipnner bar Galgret. 81
ifal / 6elge @alglopen life babe be
ret preusiiife l1noer%i aatter ct balp
Mor, men fun bape bGret boiio6eno'
ct balpt Mar.
@gens 6or a lings'
bus bIep inopiet Sgnoog 5. 10
Mai. Mange &inoringer bar finite:
Mrbei6et, men MI er set inbpiet. Sri
iog mutt ligger set paa en- 8anfe toe
,peo @u6erup Station me6 l1oipt
ober 8eltet til &ongeriget og fipn
og bpggeligt in6ao til, me0 en- iterr
,@al til itore Mgoer og en- minor,
Cal til imaa Sammenfomiter> oes
uoen 8eboeIiesleiligbe6 til @erten
,2ange fgr Sen for Mg6et f%aitfatt
Si6 bar &uiet itupenoe ful6t. 9e
bar ga ODER 800 Herioner til Steoe
1Icg mango maatte itaa u6e / @angen
mebens andre 1let life funbe fomm
in6. acknowledgement Grifien r.,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-06-05

Sng 5n S { Il
9aa @runb d Ben p~oIbionnne Meo
Ibpr ct Ser 2anbma11b paa Manberg
.egnen, iom enonu lite bar iaaet er
&prne.
q Ii t 0 bilart NJ e I
II m @eile % &oIoing
&roeier MielIen, @iuf &ro, bar fipb1
let Ml1tomobil pao "a @eites &raft
Ser ifal iGttes igang poa &utet
Belle 8oloiw. 5orbinoelien mel:
lem Seile og &olotng er meget mon.
gelful0, % Mutomobiloriften poo
oenne 5trGfning pil berfor iiffert al
|bielpe ct Sapn. Mutomobilet, Ser
bar SLABS til 8 &erioner, bill, raar
Set ON fort Sis lettes igang, TOM
ME til at gaa nogle @ange 0aglia
mellem oe to 8per.
geiIefiorb 6anato
II Ii for @rpItipge bar
uoienot lin s. Marsberetning. S Sci
forlpbne Mor bar oper 80 pGt. al Sc
lettcre angrebne, al Sc noget ipGrere
c. 66 pGt., al 6e ibereit angrebne
{. 20 psf. funnel forlaoe Sanatortet
/ o%rbeiosbpgttg @tano. @erltg ST.
teresie bor @eooelelierne ON Sc tio=
ligere n6ifrepne &atienters ienere
@fiebne; set bier fig, at be opl1aa>
eoe Meiultater giennemgaaen0e fat
bolot fig ieroeleS goot, iaaleoes at
efter 81 Mars Gorleb er al Sc let
teit %angreb1e 80 p@t., al Sc noget
iperere IS psf. og al Sc ipereit an=
grebne goot SO psf. iitanb til at pas
lie 0eres iebbanltge eller Ell noget
lettere @iernine.
9isie Sal fan fulot uo maole fig
me6 Sc fra Sc berpmteite @eifiel0S=
furiteDer meo0elte.
8ilanoene.
s SIan0 TIT 0 II :
2ppn6fa t ifnloe efter
bpa6 Ser telegrafere0es til amerifan<
tie 8la0e fra &jebenbopn bape buff
megen l1pilje paa Sslan6. 9e 0anlfe
8laoe me6oeler bi6til intet ON bette,
fun omtaler Sc, at Ser 5. 18. Mai
er fommet ct Selegram fra &epfiapif
me0 fplgenoe Snobol6:
u9laoene ~Slofol0" o9 ~Sbjooul=
fur" far MI u0talt fig om Set al So
lonOsfomisiionel1 u0arbei6eoe 2oDno=
fat. 9e finder, at mango 8eltem=
ifuffer 6orbentningerne.
r9ette gjel0er lerlig 8eitemmel<
ierne ON, at 9unmarf neoblipen0e
ifal leoe Sc uoenrtgife Mnltggen6er,
og ON, at Suititarius / &eieiteret
ifal bore Spmono pes Spiitigbeoers
Mfeierel1e.
r8Iaoene bill oog life tage er6e=
ltgt 5%tonopunft, fpr Sc bar let Mo=
til r6faltet og bprt &omis=
acknowledgements l16talelier. Sc
fer l10faltets Sffenliggigrel1e no.
bre0te optimiitiife Meo6elelier paa=
oirfer for 9jebliffet manges @tem=
ming operfor l%16faltet.
Set er 1a%n01pnligt, at Ser oil fin-
Sc Torlfp0ninger 5te0 / Bortierne."
Set ct Sonfen, at Set al Sen is=
&omislion bc0tagne 6orllag
fgrit lfol forelegges Mltinget al @en'
ign til ST.. Sfuli Sboroo0ieus SIS
iens. Gogen pil fltnne fomn1e til
@%eban0ling paa Nltinget / Gfter=
oaret 1908. Set anieS for lan0ipn=
1igt, at Mltiuget iomtioig pil en0re
6orfatl1ing for 6e ierlige
Mnliggenoer / 9ietning al tire islan0=
ife Miniitre / Gtebet for en-, me6
mere. 9faor 6%elleslopen epentltelt
er beotogen al Mltinget, bill SEN BIZ
be forela9t SEN oon1fe &igs6ag.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-06-05

M6po Betera1. Torben=
Dgrenoe &roprietGr S. &e6el, Ser |
lin Sis eie0e u~Mloumgaar0" / Nprre
Ml0um beo @oriens, er for nDlig al,
gaaet beb 9eoen / &pborg / en- &l-
Ser al 80 Mar. Mf0eoe eie6e vMl=
6umgaor6" / mango Mar og bar en-
6pgtig og fremiDnet 2anomano, Ell
al 6e fgrite paa bans ggn, ser gtt
oper til &acefrugt6Drfr1ing. San bo1
@eteron fra Sreaorsfrigen, / bpilfen
ban 6eltog / alle 3 &rigsaar = fgri1
iom @erregoarosifptte / 48 og Sc flo.
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The Irish standard., 1908-08-29
PROBATE NOTICE.

sT HaN sc NM N FEaRS c1yT cCS Of
In the matter Of the estate Of Pa{rick
Daily. deceased.
On reading and filing the petition Of
John T.. MCGOWAN. one of the executors
Of the last Will and Testament and Of
the estate of said deceased. praying
that license be to him granted to sell
certain of the real estate of which said
deceased died seized. and it appearing
by said petition, that there Is not suf-
said Executors to pay the legacies and
Is necessary in order to pay such Legal
cies and expenses. and would be for tho
benefit Of said estate to sell the said
real estate in said petition described.
1t Is Therefore ordered, That all per-
sons interested in. said estate appear
before the said Probate Court. at a spe-
ciA term thereof to be held on Monday
the 14th day OF September, 1905 at 10
Ge esa in the % at the no Court
said county. then and there to show
cause If any there be) why license
should not be granted to said petition
ers to sell said real estate. according
to the prayer of said petition.
And 1t Is Further Ordered, That notice
Of such hearing be given to all persons
interested in said estate. by publishing
this order once each week for three sue
cessive weeks. prior to said day of hear
printed and published in said county.
Dated at Minneapolis, this 18th day Of
August, 1908.
BY the Court:
GEORGE r. SMITH,
= Judge of Probate.
The Irish standard., 1908-08-29

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