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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-11-08

You cannot buy good goods in cheap store, nor 'Voilmer" whisky in cheap hotel or cafe. When you drink 'Vollmer'' you drink the best your money can buy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-11-08

LeMaire's orchestra of ten pieces will assist at the piano recital of Prof. Lauder at the Catholic church next Friday night. 37
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-11-08

Mr. J. 4. Bowman, a well known Little Rockfan. is in the city today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-11-08

If you want any thing from a 1rug store and want it quick, tele- phone Walker Drug Co, "
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-11-08

Phone Strauss x Miller for "Good Things to Eat.7 Something new daily.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-11-08

Dr. T. (. Edgar, Dentist, Office over Citizens Bank. Both phones. If
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-11-08

If you want delicious Weiner Wurst or Garlic Sausage get Da il Berg X Co., $ goods from Strauss & Miller, sole agents.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-11-08

Mir. Charles Househ is still confined to his room, though some better.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-11-08

Mir. '. G. Henton, of Star City. is one of the textbook commissioners appointed by Supt. J. J. Doyne Wednesday,.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-11-08

Mr. F. Harding, of Popular Blnff Mo, and H. l.. Newton, of Maiden Mo, are registered at the Arlington
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-11-08

Scotch Oats, Shredded Wheat oiscuits, Cream of Wheat. Granose Flakes and Grape-Nuts just in Strauss & Miller.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-11-08

Ask Hugh Westbfook what he knows about" Oxydonor." 3S
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-11-08

Messrs. J k. Baehelor and A. F. McNeill, of Redtield, are among the prominent politicians in the city te- day.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-11-08
CITY ITEMS.

Mr. Jake Baker is sick again.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1900-01-18
LADY'S MAIDS STORY.

Eyes. miss. certainly, l lived with
Mrs. Birch MISS Grigg that was be
fore she married. Nh Brch--and
know all about that affair. 1t was very
singular indeed very. I'm not sure
that ! ought 10 mention 1t, for If n
lady's maid can't hold her tongue she
can't find good places. Dear me, I'm
no talkcr; I'm as mum as a mouse.
bushels Of pearl powder and quarts of
rouge have | applied with my own
hands and never $50 much as limited at.
As for cotton. bless your heart, I've
never brca,hod about 1t, and did live
with a lady once who took arsenic reg
uIarly for her complexion. That's no
secret, for she took too much one day
10y accident and died.
"rherc was IN inquest and ii all
cgmc out, It's we'll it did, for sus.
pjyiou pointed To her husband Some
how il always seems to strike a jury
Jhat husband is the likclicst person
,n wish wife out of the way. But
this isut anything about paint; Miss
GriEE being ON the stage. made no Sc
/ crct of that. she played queens and
such, miss. I've often had tickets Civ
N me and gone with my young man
"a see her act. And when she was
/ naughty and curlcd her nose, like,
miss, and looked at other folks over
/ her shoulders. and talked way down
/ in her throat like Il pigeon gurGling,
. she WIS splendid, miss. 1t made me
! think how nice il would be to be n
/ queen and to take airs over everybody.
wei, Miss Grigg was engaged to
/ be married Mr.. Birch had fallen in
/ love with her when she was playing
. IIamlcja ma. Perhaps you have seen
the play, miss? The young man oh.
iocts to his ma getting married a see
und time, so seemed to make out, and
acted most importincnt, giving sass to
his ma and his st,p-pa, and carrying
ON awful. And there was a poor young
lady quite ont Of her mind that after,
ward got drowned.
"Well, she was playing ilamlcts ma
and Mr. Birch fell in love with her anC
sent her Il letter and called and made
an Offer an in no time. She accepted
him, Of course, and the preparations
for the wedding began. ! don't thinl
any lady ever had go many dresses be
forc-gi'Fs and satins and velvcts an,
lacc8.
at last everything was finished
The trunks were packed. 10 of cm
miss, and II were to go on that after
. noon and pnp-thp one with the we'd
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1900-01-18
A Hustiing Farmer.

Ihi, observation is from the
Kmsa, CiOy Star:
An item III u saline county pa
PAPER illustrates what can be done
oy an mIust.lpuS farmer with Il
patch OF MiSsouri's fertile land.
Last year the j. +. Rhoale, farm
OF 21O acres WAS rented % Mr..
IIeylng OF AulrAin county for $500
cash. lis conservative friends
told Mr.. Heying that he never
could make it, but he came out
way ahea1. Besides ii living for
his family, pasturage for his stock,
ETC., his farm products brought
um more than $4,000 III cash,
Iiryng AMI his two sons, aged IL
aud Il, did all the WORK.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1900-01-18
py Don't Fear Only Kindly Asking to SUBSCRIBE

COulun [ tell what was the matter, ana
Miss Grgg was too faint to speak. He
questioned me. | said she had been
very much agitated. He prescribed
something and went of, bidding me
send for him il she seemed worse. The
evening paper published the report
that Miss Grigg was seriously ILL., and
Mr.. Birch came to the hotel In ter
rible fright pale as n sheet, to ask
how she was. | took him down her
love, and she was very H.
Then Miss Grigg said to the ladies
who had come in: Leave me with my
faithful Flora, and we were left alone.
| can't say | was surprised when she
sat up in bed and said briskly:
Lock the door, Flora. I'm sick OF
lying on my back. I've taken them In,
haven't |? You see what l am about
now?
Exactly, miss said L. to be too
III to be married when the time comes
No said she; to be i'll enough to
Dc married IN the white dressing gown.
I'm going to be married on my dying
bed, Flora.
| ~ gave Il screech, and she laughed,
and then she made Il supper of sardines
and biscuits and wine, and she threw
! the medicine out of the window. Early
next day the doctor come. | answered
| his question as to what sort of a night
the patient had passed by saying she
had been much the same. And then
| took Il little note she had written to
Mr. Birch.
Il knew what was In ii. She told
him that rather than leave the world
without keeping her vow to him, she
would be married on her dying bed"
| powdered her up WELL miss, and l
dressed her in the embroidered dress
lng-Eown, with tube roses at the
throat ! pulled down the green
shades and darkened the room. She
fixed the pillows to prop herself up
with and then skipped into bed.
"'Giyc me my pearl bracelets she
said, and the handsomest of those
handkerchicfs, and all my rings; and,
Flora, mind, you must sob all through
the ceremony. I'm going to be calm
we hadn't five minutes more, but
just as the first knock came to the
door, she whispered:
oh, dear! if | only could have
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Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1900-01-18
One MethOdisn.

The Plattsburg Leairr very wise
ly remarks:
The annual conference OF the
Nj. Il. church Of kan,as, and THAI
OF the NJ. T.. church south, Of Mis-
sonri, viii join hands across the
state line at Kansas City, in March,
aud a big union meeting has be ZEN
arranged for at Convention Hall
during the Conferences. The lay
members and the general public
cannot understand why these two
branches of MethOdism cannot be
permanently united and acting as
unit in the cause that all agree
to be Il common one, The rituals
are so neaaly alike that they might
be exchanged, or either might be
used by both branches without
the sacrifice OF single conviction
/ The world is becoming weary Of sC
many ism> and schisms, and it j.
high time that the churches ,houIC
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1900-01-18
Mrs. K. Il. Arnold Dead.

INTSs 10 kEo AFtlOiI DS
Mrs. R, Il. Arnold, beloved wife
Of Cashier Arnold OF the First Ma
tional Bank, died last Friday mora
mg after an Illness extending over
about year. Deceased waa aged
just 55 years.
Mrs. Eliza Orphelia Arnold was
the daughter Of JUICE john b
Morris, deceased. She was reared
near Mexico. and was married to
Mr.. r. r. Arnold in 1868. Sho
leaves the husband and six chill
dren. Ten brothers and sisters
survive her, OF whom the following
reside in Mexico and the county:
Mrs. Mary +. Spires, Mrs. Lacy
Graham, Mrs. J. ID. Mckee, and
George A., W. A., P.S. aud j. D.
Morris.
Deceased had been devote.
member of the Christian Churcl
for % years. The funeral wa
preached from the family residence
by Ed. 5. d. Dutchor.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1900-01-18

Watch that boy who sneaks
away from school to an alley or
some other secluded spot at play
hours to puff cigarettes. Heis not
setting good example for him.
self.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1900-01-18

Ed. J. w. Coggins OF this city
has been called for all his time to
the pastorate Of the Chr, stan
Church at Odessa, Mo, ana will
leave for his new field of work
about the first Of next month,
We are sorry to lose Ed, Coggins
from Mexico, but commend him to
the good people of Odessa as
thoro Christian gentleman, IN abe
preacher and man worthy OF the
fullest confidence.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1900-01-18

tt,,. l., l,-.illiu,f ,t,,, az Nlisl.,l
,,....i. ,,.,I.4,,n, d,,l;uod ror.o.
...,, .......,... hale ,,l rol.
l,,.,d - +Lo ,,,l.o or nointiru. Int
tl.,., ,.,. o,,r;or, nou birtb of
J., .l,,, ,l,a ,,,,,+ r+ol;or ANITA.
49,, r,,.,., o,,,, ,,,,, tbo ..ono
p,.,.,,, :, III, P,lro., of ,rrroo;ot;on
,..;,,. ni. 1n,o.
"Taronc. the world has but one Canoya. >"
In the summer of 1892. after We
hed seen with unspcakablc delight.
a considerable portion Of the finest
marbles Of Genoa. Florence. Ven
ice Rome Paris and London. we
pronounced Canoya the "Suprcmc
Nnstpr Of fine Srulpturc of this
Nor and ltaly'thc Home of Art y"
The GREAT Venetian was a prodi-
rinus worker .eyccutiny 50 statues.
IL proups - monuments and 81
husts s-dvinr Is22. 9j wears of age.
some Of his works me: "Icrcules
IIurlino Licbos from the Rock: "
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""','' "''', -, - nI,.I:,,,..,,., ,,.,a.,
,,,,o,, .,,.o ;nno,,ol in fine morbI,
of tho oo,,trr,. oro. RortoIini wbo
,,.o,,o,,+ +ho ho,utiful work eth,
rL,.aa ,,o,;i and ro;th." ronsoni
,.n ,,,1a 1,o oyo,,;.;to .t,tuo. ot
"v;oto,.rr "sar,ho" " and "Tb,
AmaZon." Funta-Chiotti, who fash.
;,,od +l,o+ ,vo,.l, so ,.ich in cxoru
| l'ii'N '''''' '''''
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1900-01-18


mmldings. halustradcs. spirals.
scrolls. volutcs OF ringlcts, ami
NAL figures, gri1ius, gargoylcs,
and rclrfs; in fact. All forms aud
features of the architectural Great
ions of the anci"nts. with but lit
tie thought or care Of their origin.
We work all these antique models
info our strucurrs Of to-day, and
thop rall if modern architecture
This has been and are of GREAT
dcyclopmcnt from and upon an.
ricu, masterpieces in the build
mo n,t
If we cxccpt fine cathcdrals built
abroad dnripg thc three centuries
past, there can be Il, question of
fine fact that for adaptahilitv.
STRENGTH beauty. art. stylc. light
heat and capocity the other stluct-
urps of ou,. century fan. excel in
General thos, Of any ara of the
world What other nge has pro.
dnrnd surh works olour fine line
Of nuhlic buildiuus os-
The Royol Courts of Justice in
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1900-01-18

A SIX foot silver cup to Admi'a
Dewey. AS The Co,umbia Stues-
man observe es, time tue fools aud
children let he Admiral alone.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1900-01-18

Champ Clark and Mr. ShackeI-
lord, D.ck Band successor, are
both after he paper trust i'll Com.
gre.s. II Clark and shac kelIord
can t tx II, there $ 10 way out OF
1t but for the newspaper boys t
unite and make their own paper.
Mr. pcttjur,w has introduced a
bill in the Senate providing for the
Government owucr.bip of the
railroal, of thc United States.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1900-01-18


which art employs. After all,
Music is the supreme art of the
soul.
The century has seen symphony
and the Sonato completed; the
oratoriO and string quartet per-
frcted: brass band music wonder
fully broadened and dccpcncd.
Under such band-masterS as Xich-
rer of Austria: Bowman of Hol-
land; Godfrey of England; Sabac-
.cl-chcr of Germany, and Gilmore
and SOusa of America, brass bands
have grown from wild, dlscordant
masses of blaring street horns TO
great perfected musical combina-
tions. containing all Instruments
necessary to express the grandeSt
music ever written. The piano
has developed to Il power and
perfection never imagined of i'll the
18th century. Early i'll the cen
tury the Goddess of Music, stand
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mere II At' '''',..'' E,o"P' INV
queens "l song '''' ''''
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''Iiillc lA'lo' ilcl'''''" 'o''''"E
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Amen" N"'er''o' NciiS'''' '''''"
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A''o' "' l"S'' one more group ,
'''' century creates, .''S'',''''e'''''
PERFORMERS ran" h'S"'' "''''''
stem raaereWSN, ' h"Sr'''n'' =
t"g"nlh'' we pun "N''' ~"
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Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1900-01-18

The ParkyiIle Gazette hits The
idea exactly. 1t declares that next
TO his family ami his business II
mau should love he town in which
he lives and is let live
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1900-01-18
AMERICAN AND FRENCH GIRLS.

Miss sophia kirk, in a recent num-
Der of the Churchman. describes the
education Of the French girl Of the
wcll-to-dO classes our own school
girls viii nud the difference between
the French methods and our own
amusing and significant There are
few lyccoS In France In which girls re-
Cciyc very much the same training AZ
boys, some uf them passing on TO take
university degree; but the majority Of
French girls are trained In converts or
pensions.
the motive Of their education differs
entirely from that Of our own girls.
The American in the school aud col
Iprc iH crammcd with facts. maps OF
the scDnuccs, history and literature, law
ana medicine sometimes follow. Tho
intention is 10 nt her for some work
In the world. Whether she will he art
list, lawyer doctor. journalist rcformcr
or social leader, her general aim is to
BETTER mankind ana her education Is
given with that end In view.
The French jcunc lille is educated for
! her parents and her future husband
and children, She Is not to regard her
! education in the Hight Of her talents or
wishes, but of her duties. She Is
taught says Miss Kirk, sclf-rcpression.
| She learns to sew, to do little social
and household acts with grace, She
learns music, not to become Il brilliant
performer, but that she may give pleas
urc She Is led TO find pleasure herself
in little things, and Is not allowed to
he unhappy, but is required to prac-
licc chccrfuncss as habit
Even in schools where the daughters
OF the haute noblessc are educated, the
pupils sleep in iireloss chambers, on
hard beds. Their fare is scanty, and
they arc taught self-denial in countless
ways. An incessant espionage main
talns order, and, 1t is to be feared, in
cites deceit. There are merits and de-
fects in both systems, as can be easily
seen when they are contrasted
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1900-01-18

The Democratic party vii, no'
forget Il tax on incomes AM luz
uries.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1900-01-18

Send the MESSAGE your stock
news.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1900-01-18

Nine ont Of ten Americans
yympathize with lho Bocrs.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1900-01-18

a few sapheads aud fools are
still trying to spoil Admiral Dew
ey, but he won't. Dewey is hay
ing some graver trials since he
came home than with Admira
Montojo and his ships in Manila
Bay.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1900-01-18

We're all paying tribute to the
trusts.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1900-01-18

st. Louis kicks because OF the
pollut. on OF the Mississippi, alon@
her eastern outskirts, by the CHI
C 90 sewage cana, bat S.. Louis
never seems to tall4 a thought
her own sewage and oifal that ha,
been 1owing into the same Mis-
sissippi and polIuJing the waters
of other towns below her for
wears.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1900-01-18
PASSING OF THE -
81 10TH CENTURY
uY a FORMER MEXICO BOY

GTeonyOaI C!y2." Kan
5a5 c'iy, ITO, Dec. 10. Io99. ny Pr!D. W. H.
Williams GhacG SchGOi, Kansas Ciiy, no
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1900-01-18

hands.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-01
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. Oct g (specaD.-Wheat to-day ad-
~snce5 JIG and held it December SOLO al '+c ana
FrLc and closed 7474G747sc- The Argentine
- was the influence a direct Rosario cable
...as damage al 40 per cent. chiefly from ex
.,,ra wet weather. Liverpool was up IL 10 1S
nenos and said It's strength was on the Aiseh-
tine advices 4 Hamburg cable SAID me wheat
-, IN the northern part OF Argentine had been
.so-siv ,,+,1red The South American crop news
=. - s~oreh and unanimous enough to-day 10
--ska the larger shorts anxious 10 cover 1hele
vas bigger trade than there mas oeen IN AoI :
night To-night's prices are about &c over Inc
I,,r Hs7,re OF last Friday There was some com
mani created b. the Indifference OF Farls Lon
A. ana Antwerp. The shipping demand mere was
SOW. on the other hand there was wei weather
.h-ouShout the Southwest and tuFther taiA VI
E1Assisn hy from Illinois Primary recs'pls Mete
9oo oo0 bushels less than last Wednesday ana w.
oon hrspei. less than last year. Minneapolis Is
claiming the country movement Is no" cropping
OF RAPIDLY. CleaEances were 2s4e bushels.
oo-r traders were Influenced by the wheat
e+-enxtn. Corn receipts were small; there was
-s,n through Kansas and Iowa; there was falr
5.-s,5 FOR old corn about 10000 bushels sold ol-
rect 20 the other side There was evidently some
anxiety on the part OF November shorts 10 cover
for that future at one time showed &c advances,
The close Was &c over Tuesday. December SOLO
at s47zc and at SS5sc. and closed az S5c; May
closed At 3si.c The inspection 26 cars, win
only 20 for Thursday. Liverpool was = 10 :.
peuce higher; seaboard clearences were bA"I
bushels The mood hefe IL hot pu4-sn AoI I-e
fact that there are no leaoers ieiI blHCe 'he
Pat1ens got out
OATS Ehor1s covered. because that seemed 10 be
he fashion in all the pits. 1t looked early as Il
t1s leading bulls, the Cudahys and the oatmeal
people were inclined to do some buying. The
range YVES within &c; the close was &c 10 &c over
Tuesday nc for December and 2+c sellers for May
Receipts were only s9 and the estimate for TO-
morrow los seaboard clearances were l6.oOo
bushels.
Flaxseed was weak for the cash. but higher for
the futures Spot of &c TO Sc; the deferred futures
Up about Be- There were $40 cars OF seed at the
three points against $50 last year. The cash seed
closed at s. e. the October at g 49, December closed
at 8 e.; the May at 81 g.
The Upton party put the October pork price 70
go and closed there There was no evidence
OF outstanding short interest. and the essurnp-
ton is that Sir Thomas Upton closed the October
e; SO because he owned al Of II and wanted 10
preserve his prestige corner had been adver-
Used and il looked as II he was anxious 10 I'LL the
evacuation The rest OF the provision list was
easv with Armour presumably selling January
pork the declines, however. were only general.
There were IS 900 hogs at the yards, with prices
there easy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-01
finnuciai.
fnaurial.
High Grade Bonds.

100000
New York. New Haven Hartford Convertible Debenture Is
Rome waterown ogdensbwg Consolidated Mortgage
100000
Chicago Northwestern Railway Consolidated 0sb Mortgage
100000
Chicago Northwestern QNadsn Menominee EXT Gold Is
Northwestern Union Railway. 1st Mortoaoe Gold Is
100000
West mich Ashland DNs0 LIST Gold IS
$4,000
Chicago St. Minneapolis Oman Consolidated Mtqe IS
Chicago Rock island Pacific 1st Motqaue SIS
Pfburg Fort Wayne Chicago st Mortuaoe Is
S125OOO
Columbus Cincinnati Indianapolis Cons ST. Is
$4,000
Syracuse, Bnghamon =. 1st MORTGAGE Guar Is
Morris Essex Railroad
New York Lackawanna Western st Moroaoe Guar IS
$4,000
Buffalo, New York & Erie MORTGAGE
Chicago ST. Orleans Consolidated Guar Gold SIS
$4,000
Chicago, Milwaukee ST. Chic
S250O0O
Chicago, Milwaukee ST. Paul. Chic Pac West
S25OOoO
Chicago Milwaukee ST. Mtge. Gold As
$4,000
ST. Pau, Minneapolis Manitoba I'd N LIST Gold
100000
ST. Paul. Minneapolis Manitoba Consolidated Mge Gold
s25oooO
Minneapolis Manitoba Consolidated Mtge Ais
$4,000
ST Louis Bridge Mortgage Gold Is
$4,000
Louisville Nashville New Orleans Mob Gold IS
100000
Pacific of Arizona list Mtges Ser A. B. Gold IS
FOR SALE BY
Goldman, Sachs s CO.
BANKERS,
81 Nassau ST., New York. 60 State ST. Boston
anb Broker Bankes ann Rrok,rs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-01
5urrouates' Monies.


THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
L YORK BY the Grace o Col Free and Indepentsat--
To William G. Thompson b-yrher OF Charles 4 Tho1ap-
son deceased hsiYs or next c Kin ~
Thompson. deceased Other than the o-othsr
named above and be widow q said Charles
H Thomson deceased ire and places o. resi-
dence OF such and cannot oe ascerrained
and his CITATION . directed -
that person BY the general gnaton
next o. kin OF Charles H thompson.
deceased send greeting: Whereas. Henry Livtnssron
Rogers OF The city OF New York has atey applied 70
certain instrument writing relating 70 both zeal ard
ra-SonsI property GUY proved the last WIZ and
% Charles Thompson. lHrs II the County q
New Yo-k deceased Therefore snd each OF you
frs5 s7pear before o. County OF New
VIZ a. IS ofHce in County o. New York the
Teb 5gv OF December. thousand zine hundred, az
hsIF1ast ten O'Clock forenoon OF that day, tss1
-he-s 10 attend probate q the sad last VIII aud
Testament And such OF hereby cited, as are
rrder the required - appear
bv YOUR guardian you have II you have none. 70
spear ana apply BE appointed IN the evsnt
~ vo;- NEGLECT failure 10 DO guardian VII 30
appointed By the Surrogate 20 EePSS=H @ AZ -N' SO0
T. Te.liroorv Whereof caused the seal % tho
=" Srrrogate's Court OF the said County O. New
Work 70 be hereunto afixet.
Witness Hon. Amer c Thomas. Surrog1to
OF New York AZ SAID
- - County the I'd day Of October. the year %
our Lord one thousand ntns hundred
:. FAIRFAX MCLAUGHLIN.
Clerk OF the SurroEate's Court
TYLER & prRAND. Attorney for Petitioner. i45 57oat-
way. New YORK