road the nrihcesn wan nnwhor# tn be Ordered further tiiat notice of time and place
princess was nownere to «e
It is ordered that all claims and demands of
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hearing -and. examination of said culms
point- and demands shall be given by publishing thic
turned sharply away from the river .«Mtr».»i*»^ch- -w^«k.' for .three....successive
and disappeared around the foot of a
hill. Hardy knew, however that it
must wind back- to the river, and he
therefore followed the wide dusty trail
confidently, although it seemed to
plunge into the heart of the wilder
ness. Once or twice he asked him
self why he waa walking so rapidly,
and each time made answer rf "Why,
to keep up with my lotka) of course."
He was too thorough a gentleman to ad
mit to himself jkhat he was pursuing the
princess he would not havd done such
a -thing on "B&acon street Why fthould
he do It on a government road ^in Si
beria.? At. any rate, it wquld be an
indiscreet thing to do, aq/jghe would'
be sure to crush him, for iilg presump
tlon. But! lie certainly had Just as
good right to get out and walk as
•he. .As he #ai aollibqulslni thue^aftd
weeks ia the Mowas COUNTY TEANsrniPT,
weekly newspaper, printed- and published at
the city of Austin said county.
Dated at Austin, Minnesota, the 18th day of
October, 1909,,
-v** By the Court,
j. M.lG BEEN MAN,"
(Seal) Judge of Probate.
Oct. 20,- 27, Nov. 8.
60 Bushels of Wheat to the Acre
100 Busheis ot'Oats to the Acre
Dawson County, Montana.
