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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-21

w. W. Baker Of PlaInview, Neb, writes;
my wife suffered from lung trouble for
fifteen wears. she tried number Of doc
Tors and spent over 81 600 without relief
She became very low and lost al hope a
friend recommended Foleys Honey and
Tar and thanks TO this great remedy 1t
saved her life She enjoys better health
than she has known In ten. years" Re
fuse substitutes. Sold by Johnson-Pratt
Drug Co.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-21
Hermis the Victor.

New York. oct. 2O-The Brighton cup
nj $4,000. the last big handicap OF the
wear. was run at Brighton Beaeh t2ony
,,in easily by eight lengths The tlme'
Ss9 az was excellent and was next 10 the
hest time ever run for the stake
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-21
Cans Beat Kennedy.

Philadelphia, oct. 2O,--Ioe Cans. the
lightweight champion, had the better OF
the siX.round fight with Eddie Kennedy
Of Pittsburg at the Southern Athletic
club tonight In hc last round Cans
pushed his man hard and gave the Pitts
burger a severe beating
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-21
THE DENTIST.

A Jester who had a toothache,
To dentists his way did betache,
But nought could assauge
His grief and his ruage,
When the wrong tooth was pulled by
m ache.
--Leslies Monthly"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-21
DOUBT CRESCEuS' MARK.
Alleged that Track Was short-Wiil he
Officially Measured.

Kansas city oct, 2O--A special TO the
star from Wichita Kan. says: The
statement 10 the effect that the track.on
which Cresceus yesterday clipped quar-
ter of a second off the trotting record
when many caught his time as 1881, IL
$50 feet short. was emphatlcally denied
today by c. A. Irwin, president of the
Southern Fair association. Mr.. irwin
stated that instead Of being short the
track u.s. as matter Of fact, seven teet
over a mile long. He has ordered an Of
fetal survey and measurement made to-
dnN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-21
"watch the Kidneys"

when tRey are affected, life is in dan
ger" says DR. Abornethy, the great Eng
fish physician Foley'e Kidney cure
makes sound Kidneys, Sold by Johnson
Pratt Drug Co,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-21
SAYS MuLVEY KNEW.
Blddy bishop Affirms Herrera DID His
Best Against Downey."

Butte, Mont, Oct. Blowing TO an IN
Jurod hand, Aurelio Herrera VIII not be
IN condition TO meet Eddie Santry next
Friday night at Anaconda and tho hBht
has been postponed until Oct ~
Blddy Bishop ana the Mexican arrived
from Vancouver Il, c., last night. The
Mexican shows traces OF his recent pat
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-21

Wichita, Kan, oct 2O--Some OF the
outside papers have asserted that the
Wichita track on which Cresceus male
the Championship record Is short, MI;
Henderson Of this city has deposited $1,000
as wager that the track Will measure
a full mile three feet from the pole. lie
will have the county surveyor and rep
resentative Of his take the measure, ana
il the track Is not a fun mile he VIII for
felt his wager.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-21
DILLON BEAT DELMAR.
Great Trotcrs Met in Match Race Mare
Outclnssed Major.

Memphis. Tenn. oct. 20.--What was eN'
pccted 10 be one Of the greatest harness
horse contests IN local history proved to
he a very tame affair today, when Lou
Dillon gave Major Dolmar decisive
beating m two straight heats IN ofolnary
time. The twO-minute trotters met IN the
second renewal OF the Memphis cup,
Ideal weather conditions prevailed ana
the track was In perfect shape, fuily
Is 900 people were IN attendance when the
two champions, driven by their owners
Billings and Smathers, appeared ON the
track for the hrst heat Mr.. Bllllngs Won
the pole on the toss of coin. starter
Newton gave the word at the first at
tempt ana Lou Dillon Immediately forged
to the front ana without effort opened
gan of three lengths. which advantage
she held to the end, winning in an easy
jOg
In the second heat Major Delmar broke
badly at the first eighth pole, allowing
lou Dillon 10 assume lead Of ~ lengths
Turning into the stretch, Mr.. Billings,
realizing that he had the race AT ms
mercy pulled the mare up and won by
egh lengths, Both heats were trotted IN
gUiA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-21
SUMMARY.

2H pace. purse siOOO--Right on Time
won two straight heats IN 2g9l9, 2'O'h;
Tess. Daniel j, Mary Gordon, iokeley =
. d, p j, Whole, Minnie Chrstie( Arnold
patchen. Countess Cecil, Wealth ana III
rectum Miller also started,
Diamond handicap, 5000, 21l trouers
mile and half one heat--Dr strong won
IN 3lIla Billy Buck, Hawthorne anu
Dillon Boy also started.
Memphis gold cup, 5000, free for an
trotters amateur drivers, to wagoh-,l ,ou
Dillon (Blungs) won two heats. Major
Demar CSmathers) second. Time, 20ih'
20lN.
20i pace, purse $1,000 Darrell won two
straight heats. each In 2O6, Foxie, Curd'
Clipper and Tom keene also started
straight heats In 2;lll7, 2lgl2 Baraga,
Grocery Maid, Eglnor and Eunlce Gee
also started
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-17
Mems Half Hose.
Mems and Boys Straw Hats.

Clean Sweep Sale Prices--Look Carefully.
 Boys 2S and soc Straw Hats at and 35c, re- spectfuIIy. Mems 25c and SOC Straw Hats at l4c and 35c respectfully Mems ST.oo Straw Hats at 65c Mems ST 50 Straw Hats at o3c. Mems S2.5o Extra fine Manilla Straw Hats $G.50.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-17
Clean Sweep Sale In Ribbons.
Satin Taffeta Ribbons.
Fancy Ribbons.

Fancy Rbbon-No. 40, Mo- Go, No. So, i'm Plaids, Stripes, Gauze, Polka Dots Pin Dots Crystal, worth up to soc. Fridays price, T5C.
 Fancy Ribbon-No. 5, Mo- 7, No. 9, i'm Stripes, Dots, and all shades and cOOrs. Fridays price, sc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-17
Clean Sweep Sale in Dress Skirts
 and ChiIdren's Dresses.
Biz Bargains i'm Dress Skirts.

Blg BaFgaIns m DFeSs oNITCs
 All Wool Ladies Cloth Skirts, Panel front and piped bands button trimmed ............ S3 49 All Wool ChevOt Skirts, Stitched Taffeta Bands and trimmed in silk braid ...... .............. S4.40 CheViOt Skirts, Stitched Seams and Taffeta Ladies Cloth Skirts in navy and black, stitched seams trimmed with satin edge and buttons. S8.98 Accordion Plaited Skirts in Mohair, VoiIe and Pole de Soe, hip trimmed, selling at cost So.0o, So.0S, $II.9S.
 ChiIdrenS COlOred and White Dresses.
 ChiIdrens Coored Percale and Madras Dresses yolk and sleeves trimmed in White Pique sizes to H2 .............6 CSC and 98c ChlIdrens White Lawn Dresses, embroidered and tucked sleeve and yOlk, all sizes .98c and SI.49 Children's White Lawn Dresses, embroidered, Inserting, edge and madalion trimmed with fine quality Satin Ribbon, all sizes .. S774 and S7.49
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-17
Clean Sweep Sale rices in our Clothing

Clean Sweep Sale rices in our Clothing
 Department 9. Don't skip line, read each item. It will inter- est you.
 Clean Sweep Sale of Mems piece Suits: SIa.5o Mems Suits $8.75. S1o.oo Mens and Youths Suits $7.24.
 Clean Sweep Sale of piece Suits for r1en and Youths:
 FHannelette Coat and Pants cut price S3.S0 All Wool Flannel Coat and Pants cut price. S4.00 Novelty Flannel Coat and Pants, cut price 574 Best Flannel Coat and Pants, cut price S64S All Wool Crash Suit h price ......... S39S Boys Fanneette CoaG and Pants cut price .. S2.08 Boys Flannel Coat and Pants, cut price $3.98 Our Chdrens Department offers balance of Boys Blouse Suits, only few left at 24c
 Mems Underwear.
 Whatever remains of soc Hines, Undershirts and Drawers. Clean Sweep Sale ............... soc Mems Solid Blue Jersey Ribbed Undershir.s and Drawers to match, per garment 23c
 Mems Half Hose.
 5 lots at about half former prices. They were 20. IS and 1oc Clean Sweep Sale prices nc, DC, Sc and SC per pair. Not less than h dozen sold to cus-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-17
Electric Taffeta Ribbons.
Clean Sweep Sale in Hose, Etc.

assorted patterns pair ..'.................74 FAC Ladies' Richelieu Ribbed Hose, pure sle and fast black, 3 pair for Or................... SV.Oo Ladies' Lace Hose, Perfection Dye soft elastic top. narrow foot and ankle, pair .G7hc Infants Socks, guaranteed stainless, French sOles, black, white, pink, blue, cardinal cream, sizes to 6H, pair
 Ladies' Silk MttS.
 Ladies' Silk Lace Mitts. assorted patterns, black and white .49c elbow length .OSc Ladies' and Misses Sum Bonnets in Bingham and Nadras, trimmed with ruffles and herringbOne stitching, cardinal pink, white, navy and checks, Fridays price Ladies' fancy White Lawn Aprons tucked and trimmed with lace inserting and pink, ght blue, red bow knots of ribbon, Fridays price ........49
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-17

Clean Sweep Prices are doing Wonders a-. In Silks
 7S inch colored China Silks, Pink, Blue, Rose Gray, Canary, Brown Navy, White. Sale Price per yard. 4Sc 50 and 75C Silks at 20C per yard.
 Large selection of these including Foulards, Satin Surah Taffeta and Wash Silks.
 @5c per yard will buy 36 inch Black Taffeta Silk Friday. Pure Silk unequaled at this price,
 We continue those high class Silk Tissues and Swsses in coors. Plain and figured. Do not wait the best go first 24c, BOG 49c
 aSc Egyptian Tissues and McBryde Dimties at half price. The colors warranted fast at .H7hc
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-17

n: E: !: $: <! !!::! !!!::' E: g: ]: l(1N of these splendid '%A must reduce sto ~ This FRIDA >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>~>>>> ~>>>>>>>~~~~~~~~>~>>~ Clean Sweep Sale in Mattings,
 Canopies, Etc.
 Bamboo Porch Curtains. Bamboo Porch Curtains with wood pueys, strong, attractive, cool and comfortable. Size feet wide, s feet long, sold at sr.5o each. Clean Mattinos We have left in stock 10 rolls of China opening of our CLEAN SWEEP SALE for s6.40 and will make still further reduction These goods are worth 80 so roIl but to close them out quickly, your choice while they last Sc per roll
 Cocoa Door Mats.
 Extra heavy quality, close weave. sold at S9c clean sweep sale price -. o9c
 Canopy Mosquito Nets.
 If you want comfort these summer nights you must fiave a canopy ov your bed. We will place sale Friday 32 Canopy Gauge Nets close weave with Palmler's folding frame ceiling attachments worth $3.2S, clean sweep sale price S2.79
 Rope Portiers.
 Here is another nducement for you to visit our and floor.
 Portiers with ropes, heavy tasseIs on end, in plain and mixed colors. sold at $E7S, clean sweep
 Sofa Cushions
 Cambric covered cushions filled with turkey down. clean sweep sale price, IA inch l9c IS inch 23c 20 inch 39c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-17
6 Cream Freezers--The xxx Century.

Do you know that IL is unnecessary to turn crank to make good Ice Cream? Ask any one who has used the xxx Century. Price really about half much as the best Crank Freezer: 2-ST.5O 3-SI.75; 4-$2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-21
TRADE III CHICAGO.

Inv
~v,,o.4o Nov 2o-wheat closed NC lac high
A. the December making the best gain II closed
q, q prennium over May Of llzc. The Northwest
vev-s was the factor. almost everything from up
there indicating smaller movement An incident
here was the stepping OF two Of the Armour Du-
NTH ca goes at the 500 and reselng them to Bur
fslo diverting that much wheat from Chicago
The bids on Duluth cargoes have advanced this
week from SIC over Chicago May to &c over j
lake Erie ports Armour is taking that proh'
rather than bringing il here This diverung OF the
r,,.l,,th wheat which was intended for this mar
let 10 the East, and the very plain conversion ol
+he Armour marty to the bull side have been the
reasons for the sudden appearance OF TINS Deoe-n
her wheat premium. December to-day SOLO al sc
and 81 SOlc and closed at S0isc sellers May co7o
Al 7sc The trade has within two days oeFe'oPec
rom a small into very broad affair On the ao
,-.-os TODAY there was heavy selling IN the way
% 7roat taking some selling that looked Ike TIE
Northwest and heavy sci ING also by local pIoles
slonals The Northwest cars were 6ol conpaieo
with SO last year Primary receipts were 4V44.OV
bushels compared with l.ll2Olo last year. canes
vrere 2 little lower Argentine shipped S20"1 oush-
e Argentine cables reported the weather show
cry India shipments were $1,000 bushels Dulu'h
VII decrease 100000 bushels Minneapolis increase
$50 90 bushels. The Modern Miller was oeaT4sh
=, he new crop The Armour people are the bull
leaders.
,~,-n has within the last two days broadened and
sr.-,ea II was I'D sc l%sc to-day for the
f,tures AND cash was up NC The situation Is IL
lsstrated by the strength OF the DECEMBER 47sc
over me May. December solo al 4-h+c ailo al so
.,s closed al sss!c sellers; May. 42Ssc sellers Re
ceinrs we're los cars; to-morrow's estimate 10
Cor,t-v offerings were light Shipping sales were
IL o0 bushels The contract stock here is asou'
20 40 bushels The significant circumstance Is the
small country offerings. Gables were lower Ar
gentina shipped lsS7.ooo bushels.
Oats closed &C to NC higher. Patten. the DIG
long IN the market, has been adding to ms Inc
coo6 oats are scarce. and at premium OneTlnSs
are small The oats mood has changed c"isic-
erably There. was adding 70 Ions lines ana COW
o-ing Receipts were $50 cars; the estimates Tor
+o-roorroU, 100 The market has been Influenced
nv q sensational or, test AGAINST barley 1.-et-.
causing sickness TO horses. and even 70 ffoss. ana
bsriev mixed oats being thrown BACK on ne
hands u sellers. That would mean more or lLe
osfs Price The barley. especially the NOElIlMest
err IS supposed TO have some peculiar disease
Provisions we're strong. at slight advances Inc
casb demand is good. Provisions telt The gram
sIrengfb Tie leaders are bullish, but operating
"a a scslpng way
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-21
mHE People OF THE STATE OF NEW.

York by the grace God free and independe Mt
TO Margaret Richmond Turnure, George E Turnure
Percy r. Turnure JEANNE T Mallery. Mary T Cam
eron and to all persons interested in the estate OF
Iawrence Turnure late Of the County OF New York
aeceased as creditors OF kin otherwise, send
greeting: You and each OF you are hereby cited and
REQUIRED personally ard appear before Sur
rogate OF the County CT New York Surrogates
said county. held at the County Court
in he County O York. the OF De-
ce1iber 1903 half past o'clock forenoon
of that day attend judicial settle
rnent OF the account OF proceedings of Middleton
rurrfl and Romano Madeleine Monson, as Executors
OF the Last VIII and Testament of said deceased and
such Of you hereby cited, under the age
of twenty-one years. required appear by your
guardian, if You have one or. If have none. TO
appear and apply be appointed, or in the
event Of your neglect failure a guardian
will be appointed by the Surrogate represent
you IN the proceeding.
In testimony whereof, have the Seal OF the
Surrogate's Court OF said County ot New to
he-eunto affixed.
IL. s. Witness. Hon Abner Thomas a Surrogate
said county. County OF New
York the 18th day Of November, the year Of our
Lord thousand nine hundred and three.
J.. FAIRFAX MLAuGHLIN
Clerk Of Surrogates Court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-21
Citations.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW


York, by the Grace of God Free and Independent d
To Josephine D. Robinson, Charlotte WeTgan carrie
Westervet, Virginia Dlks TIlton Henry Dks ot h
wise known Joseph p. Clifton Henry Leeds Mllah n
Leeds James N Leeds. Susan Calkins Henry FIench
Agnes Bovine Henry waeutt John Macy Malcu1t Cteve
Nalcutt, g. BurcharG Louis Sayre burchaTo
Stewart Burchard Leeds Burchard the heirs and next
kin John Milton Dllks deceased, SEND greeting:
Whereas. Andrew J. Robinson and samuel n Wanoet
the City New York. have lately applied to the
Surrogate's County Of New York, TO have
certain instrument in writing. relating TO ooth real
and personal property duly proved as the last VIII
and testament Milton Dks, late OF the county
Of New York deceased Therefore you and each OF you
appear before the Surrogate Of our County
of New York, al his Office the County OF New YORK;
the day of January. thousand nine hundred
four half-pas ten O'clock in the forenoon OF
that day and there attend tie probate OF the
said last Will and Testament
And such Of you hereby cited are under the
age OF twenty-one years. required to appear By
guardian If have IL you have none to
appear and apply for to be appointed, or in the
event OF your neglect failure TO do guardian Will
appointed by the to represent and act for
you in the proceeding
In testimony whereof We have the Seal OF
Surogaes OF the said County Of New York TO
be hereInto affixed
Witness Hon. Abner c. Thomas. a Surrogate Of our
County of New YorA, said County. the 18th day
OF November in the year Of our LORD one thousand
nine hundred and three. -
ri. ST J. FAIRFAX MCLAUGHLIN
Clerk SurTogates Court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-21

A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
n received at their Uptown Office
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-21
Change of Name.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT SNOW.
Fartow and Company. domestic corporation. having
rs prneipsl business ofiee IN The City Of New aSTN
10 the supreme Court OF the State Of New York az
Spelai Term Part Inereo 70 oS nei1 a rspv - Sev
York the 18th day January. 1904 at 1880 O'Clock
IN the forenoon OF that day soon therea Ter a.
counsel be heard for order authorizing sad cor
poration 10 chanss its corporate 10 W. Fariow
and Company.
New York city, November 10Th. 1908.
SNOW, FARLOw AND COMPANY.
BY w. p. FARL<ow. President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-21
DROPOsALs-NEw LONDON. CONN., NOV.

ID 1903 Sealed proposals r. tripcats will be re-
ceived at office Of CONSTRUCTING NeW Lon
ion Conn o A Nov. . 1908. FOR ZIP rap at
Fort Niche " 7. L 5. reserves right 70 reject or ac
con. any or ali proposals thereof Inforra
ton furnished application ErNeiopes CONTAINING
be Proposals tOr rtp-rap at Fort
SIichis n and addressed to Constructing Quarter
nasfer "a Granite street. New London. Conn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-21
Notice of SummoRs.

SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
- New York, New York County.-Fanny Fitting0n.
FlantG. Olga Bslcban. Charles BjorhegTen and
Hsta = B3oi kogsea HE wife, Ena f. Nelson and Nora
gtlonllesl John Defendants
Tr1si desired Be York county 10 the
above named cefe2cants; You hereby summoned
ensNer the complaint an THIS action. 70 copy
q Forr on the plain ms attorney within twenty
Gays t after th= service this summons
ne day service and n case q failure appear
q answer, judgment viii be taken seainst vou IN de-
nun. tor The -csef demanded n the complaint
-erea New fo-k. September 10Th. 1908
PHILIP L LiEEMAN. Attorney Tor Plantin once and
fosi once address. No SJ2 Broadway New York
city. MGnhatlGh BorJUeh.
70 Hilns Nelson: Tie fregoing summons is served
@Ifl you hy publication, pursuant order Of Tie
sslAL Chs-E r AacLean. OF The Justices Of lie
ee1o Court q the State q New dated tn Rom
80 II seplenber 1903 and fled with the complaint III
oe o. the Clerk OF The County Of New York ID The
ss.sE curt House, IN The Borough Of Manhattan Citv
f- esN Loft, o. the IND day 4 October 1873
f-1As.f = -iEBMAN plaintiffs Attorney O 4 p o
RRoeless. oos Broadway. New York City Manhattan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-21
IEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY

~ the Presiden. Borough OF Manhattan. at the
City Hall Room No. 16. until II O'CLOCK a m. on
No For REGULATING and repaving with asphalt pave
nent on present pavement Iela.d as tolndation the
roadway CfC 5anseveort Market (CiJy prOpe ty)
No Fer regulating and repavns with asphalt pave
ment on D. esent pavement reaid as foundation ths
roadway Of Amsterdam from Sxtynlnth street
No For regulating repaving with asphalt pave
me pavement rea.d as fSund4LiOn. the
roadway street from Park row 70 cherry street
No. For regulating and repavng with asphalt pave
u1ent on esent pavement read as toIndatlon the
from One Hundred and flfty-
fifth street to One Hundred and Ftfty-ninth street
No regulating and paving with asphat pave
ert on foundation the roadway OF Bradhurst
avenue from One Hundred and Ffueth street to one
Hundred and Fifty-hfth street
No G. For regulating and paving with asphalt pave
Hundred Twenty-h street. from Amsterdam avenue
o Broadway. -, -
No I Regulating and paving and repaving with gran
lite block veent foundation the roadway
Of New Elm street City Hall place to Great Jones
street prince Howard street,. and Old Elm
street from Prince to Howard street
No S For regulating. grading. curling and raging
Hundred and Seventyhst street. Tro hinssoridse
road 10 Haven
No Q. For regulating grading. curbtng and Tagging
Jscobus place. from Terrace View avenue to Van CoeaT
No TO- Tagging and rehagging sidewalks on various
streets IN the Borough Il Manhattan - =,
No. H. Laying crosSwaks across various streets IN
Borough ~ Manhattan.
10. Fencing vacant lots on various streets VI me
JACOB A. CANTOR. Borough President
OF York. venber 10. 1903
For fun particulars CITY Record.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-21
THE PEOPLE OF HE STATE OF NEW

YORK. by the grace of God free and independent-
To Thomas B. Hidden. Trustee. William E. Webb. II.
Ada Webb. Alice NJ Webb. Edward 5. Hidden, Cornelia
E stevens Mary X Stevens. Mrs Lulu Blood Henrietta
W Gardner Alexander Hidden Nicholas Hidden Charles
Popham Hidden Anastasia G. ZogiaThos AItemisia G.
Biographies. Charles 7; Raynolds Ggstavus w Raynods
Adelaide H Reynolds. Anna c. Reynolds, and 10 all
persons interested in the estate Of Henrietta A Webb
ate of the County New York, deceased. creditors
legatees kin otherwise send greeting: You
hereby cited ard required personally
10 and appear before Surrogate of the County
of New York Surrcgate's Court OF said County.
held at the Count House. in the County Of New
York on the day December. 1903 half-past
O'Clock Of that day. then and there to
judicial settlement Of the Of proceedings
OF Thomas 3. Hidden Executor Of the last VIII and
Testament Of said deceased: and such of you as are
hereby cited under the OF twentV-one
required appear by guardian II you have one
n appear and apply for ore 70 be
appoinrd the event of neglect IA lure to
So guardian will be appointed by the Surrogate
TO for In the proceeding.
In Whereof. We have caused the Seal of
the Surrogate's Court Of the said County of
.... New be heresuto affixed Witness
L s. : Hon Frank T. Fitzgerald. a Surrogate Of
....... said COUNTY. the County OF New
York the sth day OF October in the year
OF our Lord thousand nine hundred and three
j. FAIRFAX MLACGHLIN,
Clerk OF the Surrogate's Court
GEORGE S HA>IIN. Atty. for Executor is Wall Street
New