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Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-08-29
LEI AND AFFAIRS

John Foe, Of Midtown, n. J., lost
his arms t~hirty-tBo years ago, but be
can do most things that other men &C
complish by the aid Of those members
Says he: Anybody can get along
without his arms If be has TO. Every
time l row, fish, hunt or plough l find
a better way to do it, and it cOntinu-
ally grows easier to get along" The
armies wonder Is not new. MOntaigne
described an exhibitingon Of the SIX
tenth century in words that would ct
a modern press notice
A statute making it unlawful TO
add water or any other substance to
milk that is intended for sale is held
by an Iowa court 70 be 3 constitution
al exercise Of the police power, even il
the substances added are not injurious
or used with intent to defraud, but
are merely for the purpose Of preserv-
ing the milk.
Louise Chandler MOulton was a
schoolmste q Whistler. She has a
number Of the painters earliest pic
lures
Americans do not monopollze the
practice Of keeping the courts busy. II
published that in 1899 there were
more than i,I25,o 600 actions started in
England, making litigants Of over 4
per cent Of the population.
Dr. Mary wO0ley, president Of
Mount Holyoke College, says that
sgentlewoman'' should be a synonym
OF college woman, - and adds that
"tbe sacrifice Of gracious womanhood
is far too great for knowledge and is
not required.
Apropos Of the fact that the White
House has just been painted again. Il
is stated that the mansion has never
been scraped and that far underneath
the additions Of a century there is ths
original coat Of paint.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-08-29

A. f. Boyd ct al to F. T. and c. H.
Harris, 10 acres southeast corner
northwest 2-51-9, 1925.
George n. Leach and wife to Jos.
| eph Fl. Anderson, lot 30, Barnes ad.
dition to Mexico, 1886.
Andrew d. Erisman to Mary E.
Erisman, south half southwest 24-5I-s,
s2,150.
D. 7. Hubbard and wife TO Mary A.
Green, northwest and south half north.
west 16 and southeast northwest 1852
II, 5000.
John d. and Joseph d. Doyle to La
f~ayettee spurlock, lots . and 10, block
2, Doyie's addition to Farber, s225.
Nancy ]. L. Smith and husband to
Lydia M.and John S. enie, lots 4 and 5,
block 6, Lakenan s. Barnes addition
to Mexico, $1,000.
James T. johnson and wife TO NJ. B.
Guthrie and ]. 7. Ricketts,. / south
57i acres west half northwest 1908
and south 40 acres northeast i2-50-s,
$1,000.
John d. Scott and wife to Charles
and Annie c. Weinand, southeast 49,
52-s, 1850.
Frances A. Watkins and husband 10
Leo I. Bell, % feet north end lots I
and 8, block Al, Yandalia, $1,000.
Sarah Johnson and husband TO Z. p.
Morris and wife, L. p, I2oxla feet.
west part, Rush Hin, $500.
Albert Brockman and wife to Jacob
b. Brockman, east half southeast and
east half west half southeast 1921.
$500.
Lee A. Lewis and wife to David b.
kellerhals, 124 acres In 16 and 1851.
s, $500.
Ben +. Has kell and wife to Richard
I. Carter, lots ! aud 8, block 2, Carrt-
eos highview addition to Mexico. $50.
A. B. Landrum and wife 10 @. A.
Mollett, west half southwest 1881.
1900.
Milton Householder and wife To
Reuben Harlow, southeast r-s2-s.
$4,000.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-08-29

asrn. Nnsss1xse ref1e Ne
Gvdss e. RABkhaasss Hsgsfas
sic 0oaspoaHsa 0mpe@ Zee.

ERppinezs win 20 out Of your life
forever, my sister, If Yea have zay
Of de SYMPTOMS msntsoued IN Mra
vaisntinea aaser, unless yun act
pru7npAir. Procure LydiR e Panks
knfnss NeEstahis Compound ~ once.
Il Is ahsoiutaly sure 70 helpycn Thez
write for adFics Il thers Il srythlng
abo1t your case you 90 not under
stand
Tou nssd not be afraid 70 tell The
fttnrs yon ocuid not explain to The
doefoe-your lstter VIII be seen only By
wcrnan- All the TsrsoaS who So priv
etc tattarH Il NrA FnkhAns Lzbora-
sory. Is Lvua. Mass, are women Al
lstsars are eonhdsntizl and advice ahso-
tutelg free
Here Ia the istter:--"I ID Is with
ulsAsur@ that I add mr. testimony 70
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-08-29

full bon bon dish. The second, a hand
painted plate, was won by Mrs. VIII
lCoons. Lovely brick cream, chocolate
and angel food cakes we're served at
the close Of the game. Mrs. Harper
is a delightful entertainer. This was
one Of the most enjoyable parties Of
the week.
HCabouche."
Monday night this interesting game
was PLAYED by Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Sanford, Mrs. Percy Hord, Mr.. Roy
Macfarlane and Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson
at the home Of the Wilson's on Clark
avenue. 1t was a little diversion for
Mrs. Hord. IL you have neyer played
1t you can't appreciate the pleasure
one gets from an evening Of ''cabon-
chez 1t is unlike whist, for you are
expected to talk. No opportunity 70
keep quiet is permitted, hence those
present Monday night had a delight
full time.
Ltelalts
Have yOn seen the unique sign at the
post Office for the past few days? That
lecture viii be worth hearing, l am
sure. Prof. j. w. Lind is not un-
known In our community. He was
superintendent Of public schools both
In Montgomery City and Moberly.
While In the latter place be was
known personally to several Of our
men and women who speak very high.
ly Of the Professor, not only as a
cultured man. but one who will enter
tain you. Don't forget the date, Tues
day, at A. O.. g. w, Hall.
COnHndrum Party.
Mrs. Herbert Tucker gave a con
undrum party Wednesday afternoon
for her niece, Miss Frances Jordan, Of
Montgomery City, who is visiting her.
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a Good suggs.tjon

Here Is a suggestion ~
roads advocates in this CONNIE ,es 81
them prevail upon the oopD,lae
to use . part Of the reyenna "a
that IS now expended for 49, asn ii
veFts and wooden opproacbest = y
and expend the same for stool
ments % these same bridges ~
stone eplserts. Some Of tbo. qua
and dirt approaches wash ors '
year, and q wooden culvert I y W
poor thing at best and a eonst..
and annoyance. Besides, lp~s.
getting TO be an object, A few J, \
can be put In each year from d.
gnlaF revenue and in a few wear y !.
them VIII have been copstrna,'.
stone, and at the same time ~
win not become a burden. MOI - ! ~
need be issued for this. Not oa ~
but scarcely a farmer would obssD, !
small increase OF tax If the NV
used in this manner.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-08-29

and cfeafHines soon
disappear whenths KID
neys are out of order
or diseaeed
Kidney troubls has
become 50 prevalent
that Is notuEcommon
for : child TO b ban
aifHcted with weak nd
neys. 1.-THE child URN
49, H.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-08-29

The centalIa fair managers have
rented the grounds 10 some oentralia
citizens who will give a big one-day
TAR about Thursday sept. IL.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-08-29

Nj. and Ms Philip q West Aoraoe
street The guests incluoed MiS@
Ven and RosehthzI, Of ST Louis
Simpson, q Indian Territory; Fannie
and May jacobson, Bernhoe Silver
stein. MeSdzme PosSoa and Nor
MS The guests brought their fancy
work. Lemonade, cake and fruit
were served
Wedding.
Invitations are cut faF Miss Minnie
Williams marriage to Mr.. Frank.
Lucian Barnes On Thursday, Septeu-
Der sth, at 5 p m. at Ladies' College
Liberty, Mo Miss Williams IS the.
Oldest daughter q Mr., and Ms ChAs.
Williams, Of Liberty Ladies' College.
Mr. and Mrs. Barnes win be at home.
after September Is al ieo2 Oentrsl.
street Kansas City. Miss Minnie IS =
lovely girl. Congratulate Mr.. Barnes
IN advance.
Whist Class.
Wednesday morning these eight
women met at Mrs. fuckers They
had a hard fought battle in the east
parlor, MesdameS Lee and Cons beat
Ming esdames Cook and White ! point
The score In the west parlor, Mrs
/ Tucker and Miss Houston had 3 gain
Of ! points over Mesazmes Glendy and
sanford They enjoyed the orange
ice and angel food very much indeed.
The next meeting viii be with ME.
r. NJ. White.
Dance
The Smart Set" had a dance at
Central Hotel wednesday night Mr..
and MH. Fred Morris chzperoned
them Misses Mary Clay, OF Ken
lucky; jamie Clay, Elizabeth Arnold,
Elizabeth Robertson. Myrtle Birken-
wald, of Maryland; Selma Barth. Alma
Williams, Matte Smith, Of Columbia;
MessrS Geo. Morris John Brooks,
Louis Barth, Ed Williams Frank
Robertson, jamie Edwards. Frank
Maxwell, Walter Halliday, of St
Louis The Mandolin Club furnished
music.
Cards
Mrs. VIII Harper gave a euchre
party for Ms. Luke Morris Thursday
morning. There were eight tables
The fnt prize was won By Miss VIII
lie Sumner. OF Texas II was abeauti-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-08-29

Musicale.

Thursday night Miss Laura Riley
gave a most enjoyable musicale in
honor Of Mrs. B. G. Irish, OF st.
Louis. Ices and cakes were served
after the programme Mrs. Irish re-
turns tomorrow to her home, after a
delightful visit here.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-08-29

From the Ladd0nia Herald
The duties Of Circuit Clerk are Of
such importance that the people can
not be too careful In selecting this
officer. Only worthy and capable
men should, in fact, be selected for
any public position, but the same
order Of efficiency is not 50 necessary
In all positions as with the CircuIt
Clerk. Il is conceded on all hands by
those who have had business with An-
drains present Circuit Clerk that he
Is making a thorough officer. His
papers and records are models OF neat
ness and accuracy, while he discharges
his duties with an impartiality that
has won for him the confidence and
communication of all who have bust
ness with him. During the cam
paign when Captain Buckner was a
candidate, he stated publicly as well
as privately, that he would not ask
for a second term. Those who know
Captain Bucknef fully understand
that be would not break his word for
all Of the Offices In the gift Of the
county. When he made the declara-
tioh as 10 che term, be did 50 In good
faith, and We happen 70 know that be
stands hy that declaration. For our
selves, we do not believe Il for the
best interests Of those who have BUSH
ness In the Circuit Court 10 change
the clerk each term. Few men are
specially lifted for this Important
work Captain Bnekner Is demon.
strating are eapability IN tue dis
charge Of his duties and re are fuiIy
convinced the best interests Of the
public would Be suiserYed by his re-
tention. While Captain Buckner
could not and Nouid not under the
circumstances. solicit reelection, be
would, We are certain, continue b
serve should the people 80 desire IL
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-08-29
Residence for Sale.

Ny residence in southwest Mexico.
consisting of l good 2-story frame
house Of 7 rooms, with s acres Of
ground, one acre In fruit; also good
barn On premises, good location and
close to school Terms easy. Apply
to Mrs. ]. E REYNOLDS,
254t b28 Reed St., Moberlr. Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-08-29

The Jackson Club Of Kansas Ctr
viii hold 3 meeting on September 10
% launch a boom for ". J. stone for
President and 70 advance the can
didaey Of William II. Wallace for the
Senate.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-08-29

Five hundred acres Of splendid mas
ture for rent
900 Tons Of excellent prairie has 10
sell on the ground.
Pleny Of good corn and fodder for
sale Ia vicinity. Write
GLENs 3 SESTEsY,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-08-29

Rnawing pain In stomach, pain in ny
back and right side, and 30 weak I
could scarcely stand Was not aba
20 do anything. Had sharp pains al
through my body. Before I had taken
half . bottle Of your medicine, found
myself improving. Icontinued It's use
until / had taken four bottles, and felt
% well that I did not need TO take any
more. I am Ike . new person. and
your medicins shall always have my
praiss-"-MRA ". P. yALETzK. see
Ferry Avenue, Camden, Nj.
REn0n wlks sal6H ahinfesfhzso-
1890 Rfaf - Eaf g~sguaBe-
LyalsE PEnkzsm assdlsAse Ca
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-08-29

Ah derry Simpson says that the re.
port that she had bought her grand
mothers residence property on South
Jefers0n ST, Isa mistake.
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Hiss Wallace Entertains

Tuesday at 3 in the afternoon Miss
Maude Wallace entertained some Of
her friends in q most delightful man
|neE. Mesdames Chas. Glendy, Her
bert Tucker, win Coons, E. S. VIII
son, D. A.. Mcmillan, R. NJ. White
and Miss Russell were there. Lovely
refreshments were served.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-08-29

The LEDGER would like to
the present address of C. W. F,.s. y.
formerly Of Mt Carmel. also ! /
Neal, late Of Anxyasse.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-08-29

yourlat,hoP
tnFMrn may in.
dnce TO
avail then
selves Of h
bsnsatdyou
wAlnshie rem
edy. Before
taking Ly4A
e. Piakiham's
Compound L
felt very bad
nervous, An6
HHA had 81
headaches, no
Rupattfe.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-08-29
Women as Well as Men
Are Made Miserable by
Kidney Trouble.

kidney trouble pEeys upon he mind. dIs-
eeuraaes and Lessena amhIilan. healax- xianr
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-08-29

to - FaTlFIl-F EcI- - e - Id
Ing eli about Il. Including many oG thz
thousands Of testimonial letters received
ffom sufferers cured. In writing Dr.. Kilme
&C. Blnghsmioa. N. Y. Be sure al
nention fhls pager.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-08-29
To spar the Missouri.

Kansas CRY, Aug. r.-Theodore
C. Bates, Of Worcester, Mass, president
Of the Union Depot, Bridge and Ter
minaI Company, Of Kansas City, who
is here, is quoted as saying:
"A bridge finer than the Eads struc-
ture at stLouis or any other structure
that spans the Mississippi river will
be built across the Missouri river for
Kansas City. In connection with the
bridge . magnificent union passenger
station viii be erected. Plans for the
bridge, which win be threedeck and
double track, are practically COM
pleted.n
Several Eastern capitalists are as
soeiated with Mr.. Bates in the pro
Jet
Mr.. Wilkins. Of the firm Of Freden-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-08-29

urine scaids The flesh or #, wheu the child
reaches an age when Il should Be- abe 20
control the passage. e Is yet afflicted with
bd-setilag. depend upon {. the czase Of
The difficulty Is kidney trouble, and TIE first
Hep should Be towards the lrsaimenl Of
these important organs. This unpleasant
trouble Is due 70 q diseased condiaoH q the
kidneys and bladder and not 10 : hahlt as
mos people suppose.
Women As vel Is men are made mis-
eFahle With kidney and BLADDER trouble.
and beth need the same great remedy.
The mid and the immediate effect Of
swamp-Root Is soon realized. II Is sek
~ Hr4nsfsks A. fauL ~
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-08-29

MH sIlventein, Of st. Joe, gave a
charming porch party Wednesday
afternoon at the home Of her parents
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-08-29

The above Is no argument in favor
u bonding The county. The gentle-
men referred 70 appear % agree with
the LEDeER that IN order % have
rex ruadz those directly benefited
must subscribe literally. lEDTToR
LKDeKh
I'D Tucker sin attend the Knights
Tempiar ouncisye 81 Louisville, KY,
and vii visit his daughter Mrs ouer-
hacker. ah9 IIEes there.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-08-29
u Osear LeWis Rntertains.

THURSDAY night Mn. Oscar Lewis
gave 4 lovely party at her home north
Of town. 1t was In honor Of Miss Mary
Brown, Of Jefferson City. The guests
were Misses Susie Brooks, Mary and
Madge Potts, Mary Cunningham,
Edith Ethridge, Fannie CLARK, Fannie
Mason, Messrs Minor Bolts. Ralph
Buckner, Guy Lakeland, Chas. Clark,
Howard Baskett, Sam Cunningham
and Jamie Edwards
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-08-29
Picnic.

Wednesday morning a merry crowd
vent TO Sneed's for a days fun. Miss
Martha Frost ~chaperoned the party.
Misses Una Nelson, Ella and Floyd
Blattner, Mary Offutt, Mary Minor,
Bessie and Fannie Powell, Masters
Ralph Mason, Robt. Trimble, Otis Hud-
son, Allie Adams and Henry Brooks
were the crowd.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-08-29
His Madee Potts Entertain.

Wednesday evening at her home In
Southwest Mexico Miss Madge Potts
gave a most enjoyable party for Miss
Mary Brown. Of Jefferson City. The
guests were Misses Frances Jordan,
Iof Montgomery City; Mary Cunning
ham, Louise Lakeland, Edith Eth
ridge, MeSsrs. Sam Wallace, Cunning
ham, Ralph BuckDer and Howard
Baskett Ices and cakes were served.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-08-29
Picnic.

Wednesday evening there was a pic
mic on Wat Nichols farm a mile north
Of town. Misses Rose Porter, Mollie
Houston, Electra Wlthers, Mamie
Willis. Of Columbia. Nina Pearson,
Mollie Nichols; MeSsrs. Horace VIII
liams Of Kansas City, S. II. Locke,
Wat Nichols, Mr.. and Mrs. West. 1t
was unfortunate that Miss Wlthers
broke her arm. Her friends hope she
win be recovered soon.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-08-29

D UufgIAa n NY
lent and one dollar
sizes. Yea may have :
sample battle By mai
lraa aI.n ramnklel ali
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-08-29
Surprised

Miss Selma Barth was delightfully."-
surprised last night BY a few u her
friends After dancing and having :
good time generally she proved her
self equal 70 the occasion by serving
ice cream and cake Guests were Misses
Itta and Myrtle BlFkinxald, Of Bal
timore; Rosenthal, u St Louis; Simp-
son, Of Indian Territory; Fannie and
Nay jacobson, Vera Smith, Messrs.
81 Phillip and Jesse Jacobson.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-08-29
DR. TOMLIN

Dr.. TOmlin win be at Hotel m,
Mexico, No., on Saturday, Sent N
one day only, and will return ~,
four weeks.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-08-29

Lee A. Lewis and wife to David B.
kellerhals, 12i acres In 16 and 1851.
s, $500.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-08-29

Mr.. Wilkins, Of the firm Of Freden-
dail 4 wilkins, Is home from a two
weeks visit 20 the Chicago and eastern
markets..
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-08-29

Albert Brockman and wife 10 Jaeot
b. Brockman, east half southeast and
east half west half southeast Is-52-II.
5000.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-08-29

Ben F. Has kell and wife to Richard
I. Carter, lots ! and 8, block ., CARR
eos highview addition to Mexico, $50.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-08-29
Conundrum Party.

Mrs. Herbert Tucker gave a con
undrum party Wednesday afternoon
for her niece, Miss Frances Jordan, Of
Montgomery City, who is visiting her.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-08-29
Dance

Mrs. win Harper gave a euchre
party for Mrs. Luke Morris Thursday
morning. There were eight tables
The irt prize was won By Miss VIII
lie Sumner. OF Texas. II was abeauti-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-08-29

A. B. Landrum and wife TO @. A.
Mollett, west half southwest 1887,
1900.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-22
NORRISTOWN CASE.
Opinion OF Judge H. M. Edwards
Filed Yesterday Enters Upon a
New Field of School Law.

President Judge Edwards yesterday
tilei ut NorristoWn an opinion in the
celebrated case OF Remandus Scheet:
and others against the School District
of the Borough "f Norristown and
others. in which h" was called last fall
10 specially preside.
CitizcnS Of Norrl StoNn petitionaG An
drew Carnegie for Il library. He agreed
10 donate $4,000 providing the town
guaranteed 81 600 y year for its main
tenuMce. TIL" school board decided to
accept the condition, and passed Il reSo-
lution binding the district to levy $4,000
tax annually for the support of the
library. Scheetz and other citizens, who
opposed the acceptance of the gift hc-
cause of the attached condition, went
into equity court for an Injunction to
restrain the school board. Their prn-
"ipal ground uf complaint was as fol-
lows:
That tine hoAid Of directors of said school dis.
uic', N accepting. ~ afor, said, thr aid pro.
p"sal ot lie said AHdrew Carnegie and in agree
nG {" levy the tax nIotcsAid, acted and is actius;
IN III Nigga anl uHlaw!ul .nanncr and beyonl
h'ir powers as iilcrrn,S OF said suno"i district.
iuasHiUo ~ said agreement. il carried into oI'
ari, imp"its pcyputUll Luldcn upon your
in said borough, and j. al rtnr' on the paEt Of
hI present dirut1lS a.. thc said a,houl distliC,
(" lrsYlLir ipg aud H. uhiigalc all Subsequent
dire, torS no,rI!fc. h. ht elected in thr said
school di'tti,; That g ,aN oi The rhalacter o'
the on, above me'.tioned, not being tor tie
rGl pose '1r Ml!Ch school district i authorized
b. iAw In levy nni collect tlNcS. is itseii mlaw
iul ali in within the power OF the said school
directors 20 impOac: that neither the said school
district u"r ,Iid directors have any authority
WDa:tycv "a law n app. .uPr;ut2 dny part "i IT,"
moneys "ol!oc.uu hr them iraEl your u.atorS aud
oticr citizens O. the said si.ool d,srior, o.
school tt&eS, b, library rGIoScs, ilor 70 lGr'r
that such applom,atioH S,All hc hereafter r'"dn,
Il Was oiSl alleged tuIl tie layY ci >j,00J Viii
mcreasn 'nc ,eht ri iio scho"l district boYml
the constitutional it>tt 81 Two per sca',
Tho defendants demurrcd on The
grounds that the compl0iAantj are not
parties in Interest. they are not entitled
10 The relief cluiled IN their bill. ana
the COURT has no jurisdiction.
After Il lengthy discussion, ju3ae I'D
wards concludes as follows;
/. The complainanss are rgopci pa:t!s aUl a
court q equity has jurisdiction u the complaint,
,. The school hond acted within tle Limits oi
reasonable discretion and by authority ot lJw.
3. Tie resolution OF the school board agree
lhs 10 appropriate soon annually iur Tho IN,
port "i the ihlall Is not such an increase a
indebtedness pf tnc school district as cort,
within the prohibition Of The constitution
I. ihe school library act OF 1895 is con,t i'm,
l iionll and is not repealed by the borough act
et 1897.
Judgment is directed to enter upon
| the 6murrer in favor of tha defend
| ants. and the bill Of coryla,nl Is dis
missed AT tbs lost OF the eol.luirants.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-22
In Judge Vosburg's Court.

The audit in the estate Of ]. T..
cyan, deceased. was continued before
1ud," \ y. Nosburg IL III" orphans
,Urt yesterday. Claims We're present
81 by Attorneys w. A. Wilcox and T..
>. Duffy and e. 4. Pitcher. repreSont-
ing various 'reditorS ANA y. J. Davis.
assistant city solicitor. presented some
municipal liens.
Objections 10 many Of thes" ciuilns
were made by NJ. - ,uWIey. est. rep
1cscnting the estate. 'rhc evidence was
concluded, hut tho arguments OF coln-
sci will be heard nest Tuesday.
.\dJluication@ ana disttiDuI ion de-
"rr"S We're handed down by Judge NoS-
r,rg in the estates ol Eonclr G. L;iles-
Oi" ANA Garrett ~ Van Sickle. In the
former estate the fund l. histrihute,l
NNder The interstat" laws. while in the
latter the provisions Of the will are fol-
lowed except aS 10 ~" trust legacy
~ \. =. Simpson. which is held to b.
invalid Tor the reusuI thut it. Is n
beIuest To charity made less tl,an one
month prior u The death Of the tcStu .
tor. ana is therefor" void under the act
of assembly.
To-day is the tirln fixed iul rXamina :
tipn and final continuation Of all ar-
counts of executors. administrations,
guardians ana trustees, which We're
-onirmcd niSi on tn" first day OF The
f"!m Accountants arc expected - bc
present with lneir vouchers
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-22
Lehish Valley Railroad.

ror Philadelphia and New No.l ,iI y. X II.
Il H.. At Gii aud 93S a. IN. aud l.. 49,
,Black Diamond ENpgrSSl, and ii,3o =, m. sun
days, d. II. r., r., l.lS, s,9I y, M.
ror White ilavcn. fa2lcl,,' ani grneip,l
points in the ,oll regions, via y. & IT, Il. Il,
d.I5, us and III p, M. ''ar PaIt'rlle, ",is a.
Ia, ".lS I. ~,
for nltuieue,l. l,l-ion. Reading, tlaTa'rrg,
an! principlI i",ancdmJc stations Y% d. Il.
Il, H., p.ij, o.ar a. M; 9,iS, l,%i Black NJ
maUH ENpir'.l, lin =. ~. Sund.}S, D d II
4. a., ".}S It. "a: ijS. S.2i =, a.,
''pr T,miranaora, Tuwtmia, Ilniga, lthtcl,
GoneNI and principal nc,meiiatc tstions, via
D.. l.. & ". H. r., =, 10 =. N, ana a!n p, m.
For 'cno"J, Rochester nufalq. %ia-ars Falls,
Chicago end all POINTS west. via D. - II, Il, H.,
Is, lI5i a, m. rs, a,a3 'Blick Diamond ~
pJtNsl, AS, l0ll, il5o p. N. sunday, ~ II.
Il, r., ll,jj, s.!7 F. NJ.
Pullman T1vIor and s.'cnug ~ Iehga Valley
rJrlor pals on all trains hal%een Wiikes'Rate
ard New Yo'k, Philadelphia, liafs!o ara SIS
pension Bridge.
RoLLIN il. WILBUR, Gen, srat,, % ca,,Iaai
street. New York,
CHARLES ) LEE, gen ra,, ACT, % Cortland
street, New llrh.
A, ", NoNEMMnER py, Pass At, so4th
fcthlchon r.
fpg rehets and Pullman ic,crv.tiun, Apply t.
800 LaCks~nnna avenue. Sulaliou tI.