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Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-26

an architectural standpoint. its style being
the modern Gothic. Its cost is estimated
at $4,000.
The new residence of Mrs Benjamin CAL
lagher, now under construction on West
Howard street, will be. so far as cost is
concerned, the third OF the Omaha houses.
1t is to cost complete about 100000. It is
Romanesque in style, modified to suit mod
ern conditions.
The F. p. Kirkendall home ls another Of
the houses which bear a distinctive style.
II presenting the Italian Renaissance 1t
is located in ample grounds at Thirty
eighth and Jones streets and was con-
structed at an estimated cost Of S4O,O 900.
A house which is generally considered to
be one Of the best specimens Of the Gothic
in Omaha architecture is that occupied by
Casper e. Yost, president of the telephone
company, at Thirty-ninth and Davenport
streets For some time after its construe
tion 1t was pointed out as perhaps the only
pure type Of that school in the city and
still attracts artistic attention. 1t cost
about $50, 900 and is constructed of brick
and stc2e.
Another house possessing distinctive style
is the home Of Henry W. Yates, on Chi
cago street. 1t is one Of the older houses
in the west end, ana is nttngly surrounded
by what many consider the most artistic
ally arranged grounds in the city, for their
extent. which is about block and one-half
Immediately attached to the house. The
house is OF stone Of the style known as
"Eastlake," made famous on two conti-
nents by an English architect Of that name.
Its cost was probably $4,000, but 1t cannot
be hoped to duplicate the same style and
size in these days for a like amount, as
both material and labor have advanced much
in price One Omaha contractor recalls
working upon this house as a journeyman
carpenter for 20 cents an hour, while a
number we're employed at 171a cents.
Another house Of distinctive design is
the home of J. E. Baum, known as the
johnson house." a pure example, and the
only one in Omaha, Of the house of the
Elizabethian era. It was built of brick
and stone at a cost Of about $4,000. 1t
stands upon ample ground on West Far
nam street.
The home of G. w. Wattles is an example
Of the Flemish Gothic. 1t was built at an
estimated cost of $50, 900, and stands upon
two town lots on Thirty seventh street.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-26

The larger number Of the finer residences
OF omaha are built upon designs which
cannot be classified among the classical
but constitute class OF their own, which
is known as the modern American residence
style. This style. which in time may be-
come as distinctive as any Of the classical,
looks first to the convenience OF the
occupants and the latest laws Of santa
ton and health The architect is per-
mitted to introduce any form OF ornamen-
tation which suits his fancy, and the COM
pleted building presents a pleasing appear
ance, although often bewildering the sight
seer who attempts to classify its style.
II is a good style, or combination Of styles,
approved by service and Its popularity
demonstrated by repetition. Among these
houses the home of Guy c. Barton is prob
ably the most expensive, costing as II now
stands about sea, 900. 1t is on Farnam
street, with one-quarter of block Of
ground attached.
Another OF these homes, but Of earlier
design. is that Of c. II. Turner, which
stands near the park which the owner has
given to the city. 1t cost about $4,000.
In this class also is the home Of J. p.
Kitchen, on Thirty-second street, costing
about S65 900; the hsme OF General Gown
on Thirty seventh street, the home of S.
D. Mercer on Walnut Hill. and the homes
OF Herman Cohn and the late j. l.. Bran
deis. The home of Frank Murphy, on st.
Mary's avenue, is one of the best samples
Of this style, erected several years ago, at
a cost of probably $4,000.
Standing alone among Omaha residences,
as a class, is the home Of Herman Kountze.
This house stands in the largest private
grounds in the city. It is a sample OF the
utilitarian combined with the artistic in
a way to excite admiration. Its cost as
at present is estimated al 100000.
With these houses, the most expensive
and distinctive in the city, there is
much larger number OF fine residences, not
so expensive but which add much to the
architectural beauty of the city. High in
this class is the home Of c. N. Dietz, and
the home of Judge Vinsonhaler; the home
Of Frank Colpetzer and the home Of the
late Milton Rogers; the residence Of Judge
Woolworth is another in this class, as is
the new residence Of c. H. Pickens. But
it is impossible to enumerate these houses,
which could be named by hundreds, each
following in general character and design
those mentioned.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-26

From the first inception Of the city Of
Omaha the people Of the place we're es-
sentially home builders. 1t was but a
short time after the Hrst log cabin was
roughly constructed OF native timber be-
fore saw mills were in motion and the
frame house took the place Of the ruder
habitation, and the carpenters hammer
was but sienced upon the first OF the
frame dwellings before the brick mason,
closely followed by the stone cutter. made
his appearance From that time Omaha
could boast Of many residences which we're
in advance OF the condition OF the coun-
try surrounding the city. Many of these
early homes still remain, but have been
deserted by the families which first occu-
pied them, as the business district en-
croached upon that which had been consid-
cred as residence property, leaving the
former homes to become the habitstions of
temporary residents of the city or fall be-
fore the iconoclastic hand OF progress.
AT the present time Omaha has a large
number OF residences which would do credit
to any city In the country, and it is said
by architects and contractors that the
home owners Of Omaha have, as a rule, in
vested more money in their houses than
the same class Of persons in the
average city. While divergence in
style and cost between the average
home and the more expensive is con-
sequently not SO wide as It is in some
places OF older growth, there are num-
Der of houses entitled to especial mention
because OF their style and cost.
1t is generally conceded that the most
expensive residence in Omaha is the home
Of George A. Josyn, which stands upon
two blocks Of ground at Thirty ninth and
Davenport streets. The house, with its
appurtenances complete, will cost approx
mately $4,000. The location is slightly,
overlooking the city, and the space around
the house fully sets of the stvle OF the
building. Its design belongs to none of
the distinctive classical schools. but the
Gothic and Norman predominate in the
arches and turrets. The building is of
stone
OF the residences now occupied the home
of E. A. Cudahy is probably the most ex-
pensive. 1t is OF stone and pressed brick.
1t stands in ample grounds at Thirty
seventh street and Dewey avenue and is one
of the few houses in the residence part OF
the city which can be easily classified from
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-26
FOR THE INVESTOR

Sl2. .OOO--14S feet frontage on .Leayenworth
street. S., e. corner OF 2Oth street
contains three-sto brick bulldlnE,
i92i-23 Leavenworth street the
frame cottage 1915 LeavenWorth
street and vacant graund between.
$40, ,0OO--l32 feet east frontage on lOth
street, by 1872 north frontage on
Pacific ST. containing row OF six
from dwellings and detached frame
cottage, annual rental, SsOVV, ~,
SIC. O.OO0-Double brick dwelling, lslO-ls Chi-
cago street each portion contains
IL rooms. all modern. - -
street corner lot. paved streets
permanent walks ooo, nc ,,
S12 OOO-Double brick dwellings. 2O24.26 ana
detached frame dwelling 2O22 Cal
ifornig street Sc feet south 'front.'
age. corner lot. all modern.
SIS. .500-Row OF three brick all lnoqSI Ie u
dwellings. 25th street. near FAR
s25 oOO--ThTee and fve-story brick ware
house, with railroad track in rear.
l529-S1-33 North 10th street
800 O0O-66 feet frontage on Farnam street.
between 18th and 18th streets.
Z Z OOO-22 feet frontage on Douglas street,
between 11th and 18th streets;
& 4 OOO-66 feet frontage on Mason street,
bewteen 10th and 11th streets.
s 6.OOO-sS feet frontage on 9Th street -0l,s be-
tween Farnam and Douglas streets.
s 2OOO-6e feet vacant traGkaEe DroPseTTty per o0g on
& 1.5Oo-5Se feet trackaee property at 10th
and Clark streets, -, ,,,o
& bOO-Iot 33x132 with large barn, lil5
1 1.5OO-Lot g. Elizabeth Place. 18TH street,
1.5oO-Modern m seyen-room house. 2so5
Lake street.
HOWARD KENNEDY & SON,
200 First National Bank Building
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-26
SPECIAL OFFERS.

SPECIAL OFFERS.
Cal, Monterey CO., 800 a. and impts.
Cuba, near La Gloria, 10 a. oranges and
Idaho Custer CO., fine ranch of 1881 a. and
impas; 1850 a. tillable; fine stream.
Chicago, bldg. plot, Stone & Whitney's SUB
div.
KY, Pendleton CO., 2S a. and impts.; nne
sheep ranch; IT'S a. tillable.
Mass, Crampscott, modern lO-r. res. ana
lot, Beach ave; good stable.
Mich, Homer, 80 a. land adapted to fruit or
truck; also fine mfg. site.
Mo, Jasper CO., $50 a. and tmpts.; 70 a. TIM
Der; 20 a. cultivated; fine mineral pros
Mont, Gallatin CO., 346 a. and impts.; 159 a
tillable; 80 a. timber near X. X;
Nebr., Banner CO., go a. 50 plowed.
Nebr., Box Butte CO., l61 a. land.
N IL, Boscawen, PAR. res. and l a.
n. J.. near s. Dennis. % a. and impts.
~ Y, w. Turin, l1-r res. and a. land;
bath and furnace; fine location for san
NJ Y, FRANKLIN CO., $50 a. timber and lake;
fine location for camp or club resort.
n Y, Sullivan CO., l53 a. and impts.; 100 a..
tillable; 6 a. orchard near II. II. sta
N, D., Pembina CO., $50 a, and impts.; all
tillable; 800 a. cultivated.
Ohio Lilly Chapel, er. res. and " a.
Pa. Forest CO., SO a. and impts.
Porto Rico, MayagueZ Province, l6l a.. fine
sugar cane, pineapple or grazing land.
Tenn Hartman, brick store and dwell
w. M. OSTRANDER,
North American Building, philadelphia.
RE-9z5 zee
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-26

S5O-SOth. north Of Grand avenue. lot ASK
III feet. east front, street Javed
permanent walk, Broom 4juse
SNAP.
8 4bO-7Ox122 feet. east front or ssth. be-
tween BOYD and sDraEue SITS.
rooms. SNAP.
8 575-ss27 Blonde. bOx13O feet. lies fine
5-room house. cistern. fruit trees.
. 6OO-SS02 Parker St, corner 50X1SO feet
neat 4-room house.
Sl250-66x124 feet N. Z. corner 14th and
CASTELAR, SITS. 4-room house. with
l24 feet stone paving. all paid
BARGAIN.
8 975-2913 CASTELAR, st.. 5Ox127 feet. 6.
room house. excellent repair inside
catalpa trees: one block Geo. ave
car.
s1.00O-l715 n. S5th at. near FRANKLIN
school, rooms excellent repair
BARGAIN.
s1.25o-N. w. corner 25th and Taylor. 45x12J
feet. large 2-story s-room house
tt,950-251s Reese. S5-foot lot TO alley. q
story 7-room rouse, well laid out
rood condition inside. A BARGAIN
t2.000-3705 N, 18th St. 42x140 feet fine 2.
story 6-room house. sewer. water
electric lights bath, excellent re
pair beautiful location. One Of thu
best bargains offered.
VA {
8 5o-Lot %. block 6, Mayne's add. 5O1
11s feet.
8 15O-55x-ss feet. on 18th ST., one blocl
south Of Vinton
t1.O00-s choice lots. each 50x127 feet. II
Dupont Place. within one and twt
blocks Of end OF Geo. ave. car line
A SNAP. These lots will sell read
lily for $3.50 each on time. A chance
to double your money.
8 65O-132x135 feet. on Writ St. u blocl
Il. OF 30th ct. motor; lies perfectl'
smooth. on grade. BIG SNAP o.
will sell 45x132 feet for $3.50: So
cash. balance time to suit.
Q 450-5Ox14O feet west front on Boule
ward north of MandeTson. double
frontage on 18th st.
s 600--6 lots. each 50x117 feet. living high
on 45th and Harney. SNAP.
n " CHNI
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-26
1t goes to the first conner
If you wait, you'll lose it
SPECIAL OFFERS

Cal, Placer CO., fine fruit ranch. so a. and
impts. 80 a. bearing; 20 a. young orchard;
Cal, haywood Colony, 10 a. orchard.
respectively; adapted to fruit and grain,
Denver, bldg. lots, Kettles I'd add.
Del, Newcastle CO., 1872 a. impd.; II r. house
40 a. cultivated; near r. r.
Del, Rehoboth, II r. furnished res. ana lot.
Idaho Kootenai CO., 100 a. and impts
Ill, Madison, 4 we'll located lots.
Ill Cissna Park. store bldg. and lot .o.,. -.
Kan, Seneca, 9 T. house and lots, shade
and fruit; in hrst-class condition.
la ksn RobeIins i%reese' Tes Stores : res and ad lot
Ne. searsport, beautifully located res and
Mass. Arlington, l2 r. modern res and lot,
Washington St, 10 mi. from Boston.
Mass, Berkshire CO., 200 a.; good bldgs.; 20
a. cultivated; remainder pasture.
Mich, Huron CO.. 126 a. and impts.; 80 a. cul-
tivated; s a. In fruit; near II. r.
MINI, Swift CO., fine farm, 200 a, and impts.; I;
highly ,elltivatedi ideal location for gen
tleman's country home or for hunting.
N. H.. Carroll CO., i6 a. and impts.
y. J., Saddle River, IS r. res and "a.
N. Y, Chautauqua CO.. 60 a. and impts.
n. Y, Johnstown, good lots, Bayard St
n. D., Bottineau CO, $50 a; and i.npts.; 200
a. cultivated; 2 mi from Scotia.
o., Butler CO.. ll9 a., adapted To grain and
grass; r house, barn and outbldgs
Ore. klamath CO.. So a. and impts
a. and impts; i6O a cultivated, $50 a tim
Der.
Tex, Brownwood, T. res. and grounds.
Salt Lake City, lots, Harlem add.
Va, Caroline CO., plantation and gentle
mans country res. $500 a. stock and
maeahinery all necessary rss sIc 6ldgsi gi IN 5000
Va Henrico CO. $50 a. and impts., tools
and machinery; l4S a. tillable; near Rich
mond.
Va. Augusta co. 3S5 a. and impts
Wyo. Laramie CO.. 40 a. and impts. good
bldgs.; abundant water; near X. r.. sta.
Patent automatic gate, rights TO any impts
on same, and bus. $4,000
w NJ. OSTRANDER,
North American Building, Philadelphia.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-26
AS AN INVESTMENT

any day for $50 per month $4,000 per year that 10 per cent cent
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-26
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
Look at These Bargains In
Real Estate.
You Ought To Be Able To Find
Something To Suit You In
This List.

REAL BARGAINS IN HOMES.
house in good repair. fun lot only
No 5424-255S Burt St., good 7-room house,
with barn. full lot for only 1920
cash. This is genuine snap.
No 5S07-1716 N. 2Sth St, an elegant little
home for $500. Investigate this
carefully.
one and one-half story house.
with barn, two full lots, with bear
ing fruit trees. an ideal home at
only $500. You make the terms.
No. 5443-S45 s. 21st ST., good 7-room all
modern house.. full lot. permanent
walks IN yard plenty Of shade.
$215O
No. 5426-Fine home in Bemis park, s2ls
Cunning St, we'll built substantial
S-room house $780, This is a gen.
No. 54S9-So. 84O8 Lafayette Ave, also in
Bemis park, an elegant home,
brand new, rooms and bath and
reception hall all modern, perma-
nent walks, etc, 5000.
VACANT LOTS
No. 5433-We have 2 lots out on the Boule-
yard, just south of Sprague ST.,
lay as level as a floor, elegant
building site, s1,O5O.
No. 196-An eastern client will be here next
week and says the lots owned by
him on Sth, between Shirley and
Dorcas must be sold when he ar
rives at some price. Let us show
We have other vacant lots in all portions
Of the city, ranging in price from $50 to
$4,000. Call on us for location and prices
FARMS
800 acres in Merrick county, one of the fin
est farms in the state. Send for full par
ticulars.
l44 acres miles southeast OF Ashland; :;
good house, barn, granary hog-tight pas
ture fences; 1000 bushels Of apples sold
from orchard in 1902. Write us for full
particulars.
Here is something for cattlemen-1,44 40 acres.
choice ranch and grazing land near North
Platte, Neb. Owner wanted S3 per acre,
put VIII take $3.50 TO make quick sale.
This Is only sample of the hundreds of
bargains in houses, lots, farms and
ranches which We have on our list. Write
or call and see us.
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY,
The Alfalfa Land Men
Main Floor N. Y. Life Bldg, Omaha, Neb.
REST 26
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-26

Cheap Homes
Get Into The Band Wagon.

Get Into The Band Wagon
Twenty-Six Houses Sold To Home Owners In Past Three
Weeks. Have But Few Left
Don't Delay.
Titles PeectWaany Deeds and Abstracts No Back Taxes.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-26
ron sALE-REAL ESTATE.
OR THE HOME HUNTER

modern house two lots.
barn paved street 1918 South 2sth
avenue.
S6O00-Nlne rooms. modern house. IS feet
east frontage, paved street, 6l0
South 20 avenue.
IS 5.OO0-Modern. nine-room house. barn,
paved street. permanent sidewalks;
1906 South S3d street,
modern house. south
front 5ofoot lot. large barn: 264O
Harnev street.
s. 42OO-Nine-room modern house. corner
lot. paved street: 1901 South goth 81.
81 4.5OO-Modern eight-room house. south
front paved street; 80l2 Chicago 81.
SO 5OO-Modern S-room house. east front,
electric light. barn, ETC.; lV26 North
18th street.
50. S.5O0-Good S-room house. partly modern
east front: $40 North 25th avenue.
or will exchange for good trackaEe
property. -,,.
81 .5OO-Fine S-room dwelling. porcelain
bath tub etc, Dundee Place
S2.5O0-Seven- room house. good locauCN
corner lot. southwest corner Sttn
and Marcy streets. . -
81, 000-Seven- room story and half mouse
barn. we'll. cistern. etc; 4OOl North
25th avenue. -
81 .60O-Good cottage. two lots, barn.
chicken house. etc: 1928 Van Camp
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-26

FOR SALE-Five modern houses, good as
new. close to car and school. fine loca tion
east front, west part or city, Tenls Tor
Sl,Csl per year, taxes low; a bargain at
5000
Nine-room house, city water, gas, lot 65xl2 ;
east front, shade trees, house f. rrst-
class order, on south 22d St. $500.
Nine-room house. city water, sewer, south
front, on 18th and Capitol Ave. y 800.
Lot 50Xl40, s-roOm house, good tarn, outh
front, on 3lst and Mason. H2H.
44Xl32. south front, W tn two 8-rCom h1rs ses
and good barn, few blocks south OF Un.on
station. $500
]. A. LOvGREN & CO.. 4Ss-7 Paxton Block
Rk-sS3--6'
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-26

FARMS.
$50 acres fair improvements, good smooth
land, one mile north of Denton, Lancaster
county a splendid buy at $i5 per acre.
so acres creek bottom, 4 miles sou of
Blair, 81 acres cultivated, balance fine
hard wood timber, with very best blue
grass pasture. no underbrush: running
water, good improvements This is a
rich farm and will make a good home
Cheap at $50 per acre.
100 acres, well improved, very best bottom
land, 40 acres cultivated, 40 acres hay
meadow, II acres blue grass pastu e, good
improvements, fine orchard, half mi q 10
school, three miles from town, rural de-
livery and telephone service at the do1r;
So per acre A BARGAIN.
ID. v SHOLES COMPANY. 72O NEW
YORK LIFE BLDG. TEL 49,
RE-S53-26
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-26
I'M P R We D

50. .300-2529 Seward st.. 6ox127 feet. rooms.
good repair. sewer. water and gas,
bath ready Tor hAtures. Want TO
close out quick.
S2,sOO-i6i4 Corby st., Groom. slate roof
gas. bath, sewer. water. brick barn.
t1,sOO-25O7 S. 82d. 54x12s feet. s rooms.
furnace heat. water and trees
BARGAIN.
S2,25O-7Os s. Sist st.. E. front. S41hx1Ss
feet rooms, all modern except
ss,5OO-2Oi2 Emmett st.. rooms. modern.
furnace heat, excellent repair in
side; owner wants TO leave city !
reasonable proposition considered
ss.5oO-sI1S Dewey ave, Naw 7-room house.
modern, oak fni-n, mantel In re-
ception hall. fine location Ready to
ts,OOO-sOx1OO feet, E. front. corner. 554 s.
35th ave-, 3 rooms, oak finish,
strictly modern. Owner going to
leave city; wants to sell quick.
| 50, ,000-In West Omaha district. large s.
room house. T. front. corner. lots
124x126 feet, house in excellent re-
good barn, fine lawn, trees, shrub
berry, etc. Owner wants to sell
aiuck. Reasonable propositions en-
] tertained
ANT
/ s 175-75x120 feet. near Kavan and Arthur
SITS, lies fine. $50 feet over the city
! limit line: no city taxes ana aDoul
I blocks from end Of 18th st. car
line. BIG SNAP.
s00-75x1S2 feet oath ST.. S. of Sprague;
specials all paid SNAP:
/ 81 .275-96x124 feet oath. iust north Of Man
derson St. specials all paid. SNAP.
275--50x12S feet. N. front on Larlmore
/ st. y block e. OF Gath St
/ 81. .400-67x165 feet corner e. front on 3Sth
! ave. and Harnev st. CHOICE.
/ So 3O0-60x165 feet, ions above. Best bar
! gains In West Omaha
! IS. S.00O-Corner 35th and Farnam sts., finest
! corner in West Farnam district ::
absolutely choice; both streets
paved and paid for.
! So 60O-sOx1s2 feet. with large 2-story
! house corner 21st and Davenport SITS:
! ST. 5OO-66x132 feet. E. front on 18th ST.. 66
! feet. 8. Of Cunning. SNAP.
S COMP ANY,
TELEPHONE 40.
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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1903-08-19

ALREADY the indefniteness of the
school term in Anne Arundel county and
the necessary decrease in salary of the
teachers has caused several applicant:
tor position of principal made vacant by
the resignation of Prof. Twilley, to with.
draw their applications.
This is to be expected; but few men o.
ability as educators, who have placed Z
certain valuation upon themselves car
afford to risk accepting position in the
Annapolis High School under the pre-
sent regime. There cannot be good
schools without good teachers, and gooc
teachers cannot be secured At starvation
salaries. Ii looks very much like the
city school will degenerate to its former
status. New buildings and free book:
with lot of up-to-date paraphernalia dc
no, count for much if there is not sufi
Gent funds forthcoming to justify good
teachers to fill the positions.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1903-08-19
Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That the cub
N scriber Of Anne Arundel county, has obtained
from the Orphans Court OF Anne Arunaei ouui ~.
personal estate of
ANNIE STENCIL.
lsteof Anne Arundelcounty, deceased All person
having claims against the deceased, are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the !Such s.,
thereof 10 the subscriber on or before the loth
day of January, 1904. They may otherwise, oy
law be exc4deii IRON all benefit OF the said estate;
All persons indebted to said estate are reques'e"
70 make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this l4th day OF July. l9OS'
II. VoRsTEG,
iy14 ADMINISTERING
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1903-08-19
Notice to Creditors.

N1oTIcE IS HtEREBY GIVEN, that the sub
IN scriber. OF Anne Arundel county, mas oo-
tanned from he Orphans Court OF An AZ.
1ninisfrsfion I N the personal estate OF
NOBLE Walk ms. late of Anne Arundel
County. deceas ed. All persons having clAit az
sSsinsf the acc eesed. are hereby warned q
eThihif the San le with the vouchers thereon
TO the subscrih er. on or before the
s4th DA Y or JANUARY. 1904
They may OF lerwise, by law, be excluded
from sli heneff of the said estate. All per
ans Indebted & o said estate are requested u
make immedfRi q payment.
Given under my hand this 7ist day OF July
MARIA K. WILLIAMS.
Adminietratlix. c. I. a.
oos n. Eutaw St. baltimore. Md JySl
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1903-08-19
Notice to Creditors.

NroTIcR is HEREBY GIVEN, That the sub
N scriber, OF Anne Arundel county. has OBJ
tanned from the Orphans Court OF Anne Arun-
del county in Maryland; lesIers tss'n pnRnn
late of Anne Arundel county, deceased--
All persons having claims against the deceased,
are hereby warned TO exhibit the same, with tne
vouchers thereof, to the subscriber on OF Oeiore
THE sth DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1908.
rhov NAV otherwise. by law, be excluded
trom All benefits OF the said estate. All persons
indebted 10 said estate are requested TO make
Immediate payment
Given under my hand this oth uayAot way
iSOs' MAgDALINA B. PARoDI, Executiix.