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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1898-09-22
TERRY SUCCEEDS EVANS.
Iowa's Captain to Be a Member of
Naval Inspection Board.

Washington, Sept. 16.-Capt. Robly
D. Evans, Thursday had long talk
with Secretary Long, the result Of
which was an order relieving him Of
the command of the battleship Iowa,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1898-09-22

Neureda, the artist and well known
Alpine climber, while descending
Schiidkamin, in the Alps, was struck
in the head by a falling stone and
killed.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1898-09-22
WISCONSIN TIMBER
EXHAUSTIVE REPORT UPON IT
BY AN EXPERT.
GREAT BENEFIT TO STATE

Recommendation to RestOck the De-
nuded Portions and That Greater
Protection be Assured From Fire
Statistics on Standing Timber and
on That Cut.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1898-09-22

Company F of the I'd Wisconsin
from Oshkosh; Co. G, from Appleton
and Co. H from ManitOwoc.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1898-09-22
COURSE MAPPED OUT
PEACE COMMISSION IS FULLY
INSTRUCTED.
NO CHANGE IN DEMANDS

Spanish Commissioners Will Have 1.
Made Clear to Them from Outset
That There Can Be No Modifica-
tons in Conditions Laid Down in
Protocol-Official Bulletin.
La Junta tribune., 1898-02-23


the Arkansas Valley. With the
increased number OF cars they will
De enabled to handle the business.
travelling Engineer John Ross,
OF Las Vegas, was in town Mon
Gay and left yesterday morning for
Denver.
lhe big compound. the 44o. will
De Out OF the back shops the latter
part OF the week, after undergoing
a general overhauling.
The railroad company is putting
IN gas engines for pumping pur-
poses IN many places in place OF
steam engines. heretofore in use.
Ernest Moore, conductor of one
OF the through freights, came to
Lamar Thursday and surrendered
to Sheriff Mckenzie. He was
wanted on warrant charging him
with an assault on John Luke, who
got on his train by mistake at
Holly ten days ago. He waived
examination and gave bond to ap-
pear at the distric, court.-Lamar
Register.
La Junta tribune., 1898-02-23

Frank Van Gundy. of the Rocky
Ford Times Republican, was q La
Iunta visitor Yesterday.
John 10y, who has been laid up
from an injury received while NOV
ing piano. was able 70 resume
work Yesterday morning.
What has become Of the La
Junta Real Estate Exchange7 Has
It died ! natural death, Of was its
organization but ! Aeeting sPasm
o. ensetpsises 7
The birthday Of the father Of his
country passed otf very quietly yes-
terday, only the county ofdces. the
banks and the postof6ce being
closed II fhe TRiBUHE = appar
emily naors Esruthfnl n relatink
events III this issue, i may ~
ascribed to : spaemod ~ respect tnr'
the truth "a + ssmi: ssligious tsel-
La Junta tribune., 1898-02-23

sale by Allen & Andrews, drug,
gists.
New goods being received daily
by Fisher g. Larsen, jewelers.
c. w. Fenlason, OF Rocky Ford,
was a coudty seat visitor last Mon
day.
County Clerk Winchell and wife
went to Rocky Ford yesterday to
visit friends.
A merchant in Coolidge, who is
evidently up-to date in all things,
last week had a bargain sale in
which he made specially OF "shot,
shells and powder"
Reginald Garvin came down from
La Iunta this week and is assisting
in the depot Office during the alb
sence OF V. II. Lewis, who is away
on sick leave.-Lamar Sparks.
!. d. Turtellot, recently from
La Junta, has purchased ten
acre tract two miles east OF town
and will in the future be resident
of this part OF Otero county
Fowler Tribune.
We are now ready to contract
tomatoes for the coming season.
Those desiring to contract are re-
quested to call at the creamery at
their earliest convenience. La
Iunta Canning and Creamery Co.
lanes Foley came down from La
)unta yesterday morning to look
after his interests here. Peter
kranz, the contractor, came with
him TO superintend the work and
says he will have the building
ready for occupancy in six weeks.
Work will also soon be commenced
on Mr.. Foley's residence in the
south part of town.-Lamar Regis
ter.
have given Chamberlain's s
Cough Remedy fair test and con-
slider it one OF the very best rene
dies for Group that | have ever
found. One dose has always been
sufficient, although | use it freely.
Any cold my children contract
yields very readily to this medi-
cine. ! can conscientiously rec.
ommend if for Group and colds in
children.-Geo. +. Wolff, Clerk oil
the Circuit Court, Fernandina,
Fla. Sold by Allen s. Andrews,
druggists.
La Junta tribune., 1898-02-23
LOCAL NEWS.
Trade at Joys.

os, Trade at Joys.
eta Billy kersands tomorrow night.
.ps, G. S. Thompson, funeral direc-
,essor and embalmer.
ro The county officials enjoyed their
ssidirst legal holiday yesterday.
,aIa ,,aa G. NJ. Hall came down from
! sssRocky Ford last Monday morning
pton business.
IN. DR.. /. s. Bryant lef, for Lamar
u ,a Sunday morning to make his reeu-
,riaar professional visit.
.l err S. X. Mendelson left on No, 6
Saturday night for Chicago to pur-
chase spring and summer goods.
ne "Wednesday Miss Ida Belton went
Il Lo.o La Jun,a to secure new set OF
ieldteeth, which the dentist has just
,or completed for her.-Las Animas
w. Leader.
1T
- Mr.. r. S. Thomasson and wife,
Nson in law and daughter of I. ].
i Howard. who have been residing
in the Gunnison country for some
time past, returned to this city last
] Saturday morning.
kuf A few months ago, Mr.. Byron
y sEvery,of Woodstock, Mich, was
badly afflicted with rheumatism.
III His right leg was swollen the full
length causing him great suffering.
He was advised to try Chamber
aims Pain Balm. The first bottle
pt it helped him considerably and
aShe second bottle effected cure.
y srhe IS and so cent sizes are for
La Junta tribune., 1898-02-23
New. Of Ben. Canon.

Us. is still looking for that pig
he lost some time ago.
Dood c. will leave for Boston in
few days, where he will live the
rest OF his life.
Miss X. b. is the owner of a
nice pair of dancing shoes. They
are rather cute
Miss w. L. w. wants TO know
1t Mr.. G. ever got left, and the
crowd thinks he should set 'em up.
MIR. 5. S. S. advises Mr.. /. not
to count chicks before they are
hatched More buggies wanted.
Some of the Bent Canon girls
can fool some of the young men
around here by giving them sooth-
ing syrup.
]. Goodpasture met with an ac-
cident Sunday night. He under
took to court two of the young
laiies, and drove his 500 horse
and SIS buggy TO where the young
ladies awaited him. To his sur
prise they had left with an un-
known party. and drove home
alone and broken hearted.
S. S. S.
La Junta tribune., 1898-02-23
GUY E. SMITH,
ing that prevailed in the Office yes
terday in honor OF the day.

ing that prevailed in the Office yes
terday in honor OF the day.
E. S. Emmert, who is now 10
Gated in Pueblo. was in town sew
eral days this week closing some
loans in the Fidelity Building and
Loan Association, of which he is a
representative. Eleven out Of
thirteen lady school teachers in La
Junta have purchased stock in the
association.
"Old Glory" waved from the
honsetops yesterday in several dif-
ferent spots in honor of the father
OF his country. Why not make it
a permanent ornament to every
schoolhouse in the state, as the
law commands in every state on
the Pacific coast. 1t is daily les
son in patriotism to tine rising gen.
Grafton.
La Junta tribune., 1898-02-23
= Globe Tro...r.

William Roberts, I6-year-old
youth from Merry England, ar
rived in this city yesterday on his
way around the world. He at once
proceeded to make himself sociable
with all the people of distinction in
this burg. He halls from Lancaster,
England, which place he lett last
April. His baggage is limited and
his pocketbook more SO. He an
nounces that his intention is to
write book of travels on his COM
pletion Of the circuit OF the globe,
which he expects will take him
about four years. He worked his
passage to, America, and has visit
ed all the principal cities OF Canada
and most OF the eastern states.
He carries book in which he
records the events of his travels
and which contains the signatures
OF the mayors of many OF the cities
he has visited. The book is open
to inspection to the curious and is
very Interesting reading.
He leaves here for Denver, Salt
Lake and the coast, and from San
Francisco expects to work his way
to China and Japan. thence to
India, the Paris exposition, and
back home to England. He APP
appears to be a bright youth, and
the fact that he is without money
and does not know where his next
meal is coming from is the least of
his troubles. His only regret yes
terday was that he had not the
necessary two bits to indulge in .
bicycle ride on our ashphalt pave
ments. He will make his way in
the world without any trouble.
La Junta tribune., 1898-02-23
RAILROAD avmsl,nes.
Items Picked Up. condsnsed snd
Stolen for the Special ediHestion
Of Railroad Men.

Engineer Newfer is visiting
friends in Topeka.
Switch engine 1872 will be out Of
the back shops tomorrow after
general overhauling.
w. II. Carter will take charge
of the boilermaker department.,
vice J. E. Hogan transferred.
Trackman Cox, who had an
operation performed at the hospital
last week, is reported to pc doing
nicely.
Operator Benicke, OF Las Ami
mas, who has been in the hospital
for a short time, left for Caddoa
Sunday.
Master Mechanic Forster and ].
E. Hogan left for Denver on No. S
Monday morning, the latter re-
turning yesterday morning.
Timekeeper Frank Edwards re-
turned on No. Sunday morning
from Waterville, Kan, where he
had been 10 attend the funeral of
| relative.
!. +. Hogan, foreman OF the
boilermaking department, will
leave next week for Fort Madison,
Iowa, having been transferred to
similar position at that point.
Ed. Taylor, the Santa Fe en-
gineer who was injured Friday
morning by jumping from his en-
gine, is getting along very nicely
and will he out in few days.-Pu-
eblo Chieftain.
New hues were placed in the
stationery boilers at the shops this
week. The hues replaced were
found to be in good shape, no del
eterious results having obtained
| from the use OF the arteSIau water.
/
Several OF the engineers who cut
out here are making an effort to
haveth the company run them through
which il done will close the round
house at this place.-Coolidge En-
terprise.
John Lawson, Santa Fe extra
agent, came down from Rocky
Ford last Monday morning. He is
badly crippled from rheumatism
and was taken TO the local hospi-
tai for treatment.
| Brakeman Bert Crockett, OF
Ration, arrived in this city last
Sunday and is at the local hospital
undergoing treatment Tor an injured
foot. Mr.. Crockett will be re-
membered by many OF our local
baseball fans.
| Work will be good on the rip
track during the coming summer.
All OF the Santa Fe freight cars are
to be equipped with American at
tachment draw bars, a certain mum
her being allotted to each division.
Work will be commenced at once
and it is probable that at least 2 900
cars will be equipped on this divi-
sion during the present year.
The Santa Fe Hospital Associa-
ton, composed of Santa Fe EN-
ployes, who own the fine rail-
way hospital in Topeka, wanted
$40, 900 to meet mortgage on its
property. Treasurer Edward Wilder
secured the loan il: Boston by tele-
graph in just two hours. The
association pays only 3 per cent
interest. MIR. Wilder says this
shows the good feeling now pre-
valent in the east in regard 10
western securities.
| One of the new Dickson engines.
the Se5, left Denver last night on
an experimental trip on the hill
between that city and Palmer Lake.
1t is the intention to utilize her on
the hill in the place OF the double
head Brooks engines if she is able
to make the time. Master Me-
chanic Forster is supervising the
experiment in person. and local
officials in the mechanical depart
La Junta tribune., 1898-02-23
Dissolution Notice.

THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE FIX.
= isttnR under the firm name of Everett 4
hristte Is this day di-o we'd by mutual con-
sent IL $. Christie retiring from the hnsin.~s
and l. q. Ever.tt continuing In the business.
who will pay all bills md collect nj, accounts.
Feb. 10. ls0s. HIS. CHRISTIE.
L. q. EVERETT.
La Junta tribune., 1898-02-23

Trains and pass La Junta sundays Tues
days and Thurrdays
Trains 81. 81 81. 81 aud 81 local freishts
which carry passengers daily excerpt Sundays,
y l Is n local ps~~enRer train .. uih: No 8
Is local i'n-@rnnrr train cast and 60i IL los1i
passenger train west
M, and arc s,,ld vest ibtlc trains carry.
ing Dnrr and Pullmans -, ~
Nos. md arr. solid traius bet ~ceu Chica-
60 and Denver. and have Pulihisf.. chair cars
and cs,nchet.
No. aud 2 c,rry chair cars and coschcs,
Pullman and Tourist siee,.ers i,etween Chica-
Ro aud Lps Angeles.
No has chair ctr aud c,nches between LH
Juntn and Missouri River.
No " and ~ carry through chair cars and
sleepers between In JUpis and Fl Paso.
W. %. SKINNER Agent
La Junta tribune., 1898-02-23

Two Cans SO per cent Lye-- l5c
Oranges, each = ---.---- o1c
Best 3-crown Raisins, lbs = 25c
Arbuckle. Lion. Levering or
xxx Coffee, per pkg -. IIc
Three bars Buttermilk Soap Ioc
Best Evaporated Peaches. Ap-
ricots or Apples. per ID Ioc
Golden Ruby Prunes (some-
thing fine) 2 lbs 2sc
La Junta tribune., 1898-02-23
GOODS

are cheap, but the best goods
are the cheapest. This has
been our experience, and we
think you will admit that i,
has been yours. Following
are our prices on a few staple
articles +:
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Railroaos
ENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

4
s.AlloNo tot OIL WEST INVENTIVE ihD sIn tya
Az DEsbKossEs AND coRLLANDr 6 sIh sioftandt
Is .n @nas ns en than that given below for
$50 4. 81 FAST MAIIn-Pulman Buffet PaTlor car az
New lok to lttsburs. sleeping Car fl''sO"'S
$50 No rS sS-f'f f fsGsIs and
900 4. VI. pENNSYIvASIA LIMITED dSsaT2.n
tom c.s o s c.so p csyanG Todo
g. cn iHts AND X LsT,, LOUIS rXP a
so .'G H. ' w fs f!R?;' 1: Cleveland
40 'l.o W. FG5 TtdS sHffgt Pitts
40 P H. PAcIFIc ExFfGsS P ss,s9d.y. ana
$50 NS SS6 Si Fpr:
% %4sH a1i gro '' Xx f,'i Hui soIrl o. $50
go (0aas 's ca b 5Dinn, P carer i:.s
ns5t sunday e. 30 1880 m Ts a2a 40 pinnx
pai"s F ea' so 90 pms :%
SVS adnN L % nghr daily
Atlantic c i;Sf f LIZ nj special, no
p M week days: Express 20 A. IN ana Saw "
fgR @ A6fS4 t SHP ags
c a1a 40 m day a.y. erpro-., and
esTti:nS Street. 10 M Through Buffet F'F'''
CARR MhY|i9opS m weekdays Desbrosses and cor'-
'ss AssSry dn.aep sunfssi ossHa
e9ys snd Point 10 rea, ga o% S go ITO
sSSpdays 80 s M 80 p m gSm sc 5io ITO
FOR PHILADELPHIA. ,,.., q N
P,nns ca 80 i,5o M 2'S GaI ? SO Cbians
CAP. 10 $50 y m. l2oS night sund.s o'rO 80 30
$50 $50 go ESQ Limited go l9'3 i q; n' CAT
Dining Car. $50 20 Dining Carl 800 u,"'ns ~"''
$50 Dining Carr, 40 $50 m. l2o o night A %,
Ticket Offices Nos s6i al4 1925. 1873 IL snS
Broadway. ,Hor House West Twenty ,se
Streets: Court Street 500 Fulton Street 9S
and Brooklyn Annex Station. Brooklyn station :,
City. The New York Transfer Company VIII csl 80
ard check baggage from hotels and residences through
to destination - ,,,..,,.
Telephone ''l24 Eighteenth Street for Penn'ylVana
Railroad Cab Service. or
=" Csn.,,; Manage General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-18
ERlE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New-York. FOOT o. Chamhets-sI'
fnlloVs and earlier from West 23f st:
900 A. M.-Ve.tlbu.ed Express daily for Binghamton,
WaveJly, Elmirs. Buha Bradford ATi'e Buiao ''"'
Y 3 PaflOr 10 buffalo.
2;UD r. M.-Vestibuicd Limited fast mail Daily, solid
IRAN for Chicago. arrives Cleveland $40 \. NJ. chicago
5 P " sleepers to Chicago. Cleveland and Cincinnati
40 r. M.-Ruralo and Cleveland vestibuled Express
Daily arrives Buffalo 7:0S A. NJ. Bradford III 4 W.,
Jamestown 700 A. ". Cleveland II 70 p u Sleepers
Buffalo and Cleveland. making direct connections for
p.f,oit Ch'c<gl e West cato Ltrarv
s,45 T. N.-s,lid ,rair n Chicago. S'eepers to Hor-
neisvile Chicago and Cincinnati. Dining Chr.
rINCkETs LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
accommodations Ill. 1l3 2Gl. 40l and 957 Broad
way I21 Bowerv 1855 East l25th-s ard 81 1913 n
st Chambers and West 2Sdst ferries. NewY York All
and 1876 Fulton Broadway Brooklyn. 200 Hudson
st Hobclen and jersey city Stntion wes'cott Express
calls and checks baggage from hotels and residences
destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-18

FISH. HANIITON.-Tne P-opl. Of N.
State Of New YORK. By the grace OF God
free and in1cpeuCenL TO Hugh IL. $.
Northcute send greeting
You md each % You are hereby cited
and required personally TO De and appear
before GUY Surrogate Of the city and Coun-
~ OF N"N YoS. at the suTrogates Court
OF said city and county. held al the Coun-
~ Court House. in the city OF New York.
o. thr twenfy--Ishth day OF January,
1865 a. ha.f-peat tel o. clock IN the fore
noon OF that day then and there 10 at
tend q judicial settlement of the account
o. proceedings Of Hamilton Fish and Ham
iIton Fish Webster. as trustees under the
last ~il nnd Testament Of Hamilton Fish.
deceased and such OF you az are hereby
cited as are under the age OF twenty ono
guardian. II you have one. or II you have
none. 70 appear and Apply for one to 10
appointed. or IN he event Of your NEGLECT
or failure 10 % so. guardian viii he ap-
pointed by the Surrogate 10 represent and
at for you IN thu preceding.
IN testimony whereof We hsv. caused
the sesi Z ne Sufrogatc's Court Of the
said CITY and County Of New York TO 10
hereun'o Aimed Witness. Hon. Frank
7. Fitzgerald. Surrogate q our said city
and county. a. the City Of New York the
tenth dsl Of December IN The
IL 81 year u our Lord one thousand
eight huHdi fl and ninety-seven
J. FAIRFAX MCLAUGHLIN,
Cork OF the Surrogates Court.
GEORGE & AUSTIN.
Atiornev for Trustees.
80 Broad Street New Tvrk
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BALTIMORE q OHIO

foot OF Liberty Street
ffni4tff5AsHfHRG' SO =. r.; t5ss 800 p M.
CINCINNATI ST. LOUIS 'l9"o a n IS p m
WASHINGTON. BALL more t7a5 lg 1 Ho NJ I:
81 20 a m DINER. 90 CDner) T32 (Dner) '+os
0o,nsr) .555 p. m and .l2 is night
NORFOLK. tli30 a. m. 80. ,.oo
NEW ORLEANS Through sleeper, 4a2a 700 p m
All rains are Illuminated with Pinisch Light
c-.ss. liz lT2 pei 434. 1i4o Bdway. 81 p 14th-st
,,- poverv Y ss9 34t Fulton-st. Brooklyn: White
h,r r.-rns Baggage checked from hotel residence
IN destination.
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nIIIiARp AND POOL TABLES.

V.orN.N<.nNN0~N/~N~ON| ec(NNNNO~NrN0N>>~>TS0~
NANJFACT LGEIS Of Bil lard aAd fool
TaDiee reasonable prices easy terms.
WARN RIOS "a East lith-st
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NACIIINl.R Y.

At REDUCED PRICES 800 secondhand
wood ard iron working machines. fully
guaranteed machinery bouzht and ex-
cranF+i. GEORGE II. EDDY. 33S Nadi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-18

Ak Al OFFICE MAN is DESTROYS OF OBJ
tanning A position ot trust. can tuTnltn
good references and bond. JACKSON. vi
Henry st Brooklyn.
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"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS

arrive. Buffalo s5a p vesf'hrs Day
Coz Psrlor DINING Car service heaie -
earle Connects Buffalo with through sleepers "
DeirOi; and Chicago. -, --,-r,
CTilNK and Intermediate points. . r,sroS
MACH CHUNK and coal branches -x,vrs
81 80. 40 = NJ daily. except sunday FOR WiLNEs-
BARRE PITTSTON. SCRANTON. ana principal lnter-
mediate stations Connects for all points IN coa regions
':;,,u, 4:Io P VI daily except Sunday. for viLkES-
mediate stations for all points in the coal 70
gors Pullman Buffet Parlor Car e Wlkssharrs. ,,c,,
s.,:sO. 80 T. VI. daily. except Sunday for Ma
Oh NIX and intermediate stations Chair car 70 se'h-
-Is5o nno P. NJ Csundsys only for EAsToN and
s5s5O G.1O p 81 daily except Sunday. for EAsToN
$3.50. 1900 p VI daily for BUFFALO NIAGARA
FALLS and Ill points West Pullman sleeper yestioul'
train y Y. Chicago siespers % Buffalo ano Ioronto
40 500 =. NJ t,iv. except sunday stGpping, 9n.y
at SOUTH PI.AINFIELD. EASTON. BETHLEHEa
MAICH CHUNK. I. & r JUNCTION. sAYRE. GENE
TO Pullman sleeper Buffalo None but seepins-cN
passengers carried. No baggage carried -
sCA GENEVA ROCHESTER,. BI'FFALO. NIAGARA
FALLS and a. points West. Pullman sleeper TO lIhaca
Ado onal local trains daily, except sunday for BOI NJ
BROOK and iuternisd at points leave AZ follows . 70
20 .i0.e0 10 so 5000 1880 (sundsys only A. NJ.
tickets and Pullman accommodations at 1lS. 26l. ZIa
ps5 ea4 and 800 iway. 81 IAN ST. l3e l25ie
{. ro7 Re r.rv y Y: $40 Fulton st. Court ST.. es
broadway End Brookyn Rrookyn
Y transfer Co. Will call FOR srd check baggage rom
hotel re.'7Anr. through o. destination
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WEST SHORE R.R.

Trane leave W. 42d ST. statoA y. Y. az folows. and
IS m earlier from foot OF Frankll1 St:
1OiI5 A. NJ Daily for Albany. Ccs syracuse. Roches
ter Buffalo. Falls. Fort Wayne Toledo. Cev~
land and Chicago
600 p 81 Daily for Albany. Montreal. Utica. syra-
cuse. Rochester. Buffalo Niagara FAILS Toronto. De
trot. Cleveland Chicago and St Louis
6I5 VI Daily FOR Albany. Utica. syracuse. Roches
ter Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit Cleveland
Chicago and -, Louis
Time tables al principal hotels and ofices
c. Z LAMBERT General Passenger Agent
Vanderbilt Ave- New York
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TyPEWIlITI;RS.

RIICKFTSpERFER TYT EN RITERS are
guaranteed IN. best: price. t3o. thou
sands IN use. send Tor home indorre-
rnenta BILOXI r.TSDFRFER MFG co .
100 Ts~.oFu..v Room
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OLD GOLD & SILVER WANTED

>~>>>>~~~-c~~~>~~~~~>~>~~
SEND Us your 90 gold, jewelry &c We
send certified check Tor fgl value there
o. Bank references st5ol.shed 1922
r.nCnG- y I0Y--r % E-l-,nn-.t.
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srEROGATE's NOTICE.

~ --NINNN>N0NNc-NNONO
THE PEOPLE or THE STATE OF NEW
YORK BY the grace of Cod free and
independent. - Ciceiy J. 81. Nofthcote.
send Greeting: You ara hereby cited ara
required personally 70 be and appear
before our Surrogate Of tie City and
County Of Sew York IT the Surrogate's
Court Of said Guy and County. held Al
the County court House. in the CITY II
Ianuaiy 1895. a. half-pas' ten O'Clock In
- attend judicial settlement Of he ac-
and Hamilton Fish Webster. a. trustees
under the lsft VIII and testament Of
Hamilton Fan. deceased ans such = you
as ne hereby cited. as ars under the age
= fy-one years. are required 10 ap-
pear by y.lr guardian. II YOU have one
or " you have none. 10 hppear ard apply
,or ore TO be appointed. or Ia the event 4
your neglect OF failure . 90 -. a guard
ian VII be appointed b. the surrogat. 10
represent and &C. for you IN the proceed
ing
IN testimony whereof We have caused
the Seal o. ne Surrogate Court OF the
CITY and County Of New York 70 b here
urto affixed. witness. Hon. Flank r.
FNzgeia.d. Surrogate OF our sald CITY and
County. a. the city q Vow Y.rk the
tenth Gay of December. in the
LIS year OF cur Lord one thousand
eight hundred and ninety seven.
J FAIRFAX MLAUGBLIN.
Clerk Of the Surrogats't Court.
GEORGE e. AUSTIN.
Attorney FOR Trustee
30 Broad street. Nsw York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-18
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