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Sharp County record., 1904-09-02
FROM JUDGE SAITH.

EDITOR RECoRD:-l have been
to Hardy this week, and was in
formed by my friends there that
the Republican nominee for
County Judge Of Sharp county is
sending out over the county a
card stating that if the people
will elect him he will stay sober.
Now, my friends, I am sorry
that cannot say, and tell the
truth, that | have always been
duly sober, but | can truthfully
say have always stayed out Of
old Munk's Militia. | can fur
ther say that | have public rec
ord of four years, which no living
man has ever attacked. Well
then, if | have a public record
that no opponent has ever at
tackled, and at the same time
have drank one-half the whiskey
my enemies say have, | want to
ask all thinking men, in the name
of everything sacred and dear to
US, if | was to stay sober couldn't
l make a dandy record?
I further say that l will never
believe until it is done that the
Democracy of Sharp county will
fall so far short of honor as to
elect man who is put out by the
very party which we held pri-
mary of our own to defeat. Yes,
a coward, who has neither the
manhood, courage or brains to
attempt to be elected on his party
principles or his own merit for
the office, but will stoop so low as
to try to sneak into office on an
other mans shortcomings.
l have more confidence in every
true democrat of old Sharp than
to think they would let a Repub-
lican of his type on the bench.
Several years ago he ran against
me for Justice of the Peace in
Sullivan township, where we had
both lived twenty five years. He
got 10 votes, and | received II.
He strutted over this country
as constable during the days Of
reconstruction. Boys, you know
how he got there,
Your True Friend,
j. W. SMIT II.
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CALAMINE.

Cooler and dry.
Crops are going to destruction
for want of rain.
Pulling fodder and picking peas
is the order of the day
H. M. Craig made flying trip
to Walnut Ridge last week.
DR.. c. D. Tibbles has been rid
ing day and night for the past
week.
The Finch Mining Co. is exrlor-
ing some mines, four miles west
of town.
Uncle Sam and James Massey
made trip to Batesville the last
of last week.
Forest Street can be heard
whistling in the fodder field be-
fore old Sol rises.
George Parsley of ETeqlng
Shade was visiting in town a few
days last week, but returned
home Saturday.
The Holiness camp meeting
begins at this place Sept. End,
conducted by evangelists, H. M.
Bromly of Kentucky, and g. g.
Jernigan of Texas; singer c. e.
Spindler. Everybody come and
have a good time.
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JuDuLI.
Still dry, hot and dusty.

Still dry, hot and dusty.
l. B. Morgan Of Center was in
town this week interviewing our
traders.
s. F. Billings of Franklin was
on our streets a few days with
some Indian Territory stock.
The Sidney String Band gave
the town some fine music a few
nights ago, Come out again
boys,
II. L. Jones has sold his town
property to A. A. Arm aEd mov-
ed back to his farm at Wild Cher
ry, Fulton county. ~
NJ. NJ. Bray and Will Battles
are expecting to get off to Durant,
Ind. Ter. this week. They are
going through by private convey
ance.
Ed Ragan and wife Of Man.
chester, Va, we're visitors in our
community a few days since our
last communication. Ed is as
jolly as ever.
Sol Ham of Johnson township
has bought out Theo Steele and
will soon be in his new home.
Theo is going to Memphis7!o at.
tend a medical school.
Sharp County record., 1904-09-02
Senator Rine's Work.

Senator David L. King has
done yeoman service for the dem
ocracy in the present campaign
He followed the republican
speaker Cole through lizard, Sharp
and Fulton counties and left that
gentleman not a foot to stand
upon, politically. Senator King
delivered a speech at Catheytown
last week and Col, Bill Childers
says it was certainly the strongest
presentation of facts that he has
heard in the pending campaign
Senator King will have put in
two months campaigning when
the election arrives and his foot
prints on the political sands are
deeply marked.-Walnut Ridge
Blade.
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SOUR STOMACH.

When the quantity of food taken
is too large or the quality too rich,
sour stomach IS likely to follow, and
especially so if the digestion has
been weakened by constipation.
Eat slowly and not too freely Of
easily digested food Masticatc the
food thoroughly. Let five hous els
apse between meals, ana when you
feel fullnesS and weight IN the res
gion of the stomach after eating,
take Chamborlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets and the sour stomach
may be avoided. For sale by all
druggists
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SICK HEADACHE.

"For several years my wife was
troubled with what Physicians called
sick headache of very severe char
acJer. She doctored with several
eminent physicians and at great ex-
pense, only to grow worse until she
was unable to DO any kind Of work.
About year ago she began taking
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets and today weighs ore than
ehe ever did before and Is real well. q"
SAYS Mr.. Geo. f. Wright of New
London, New York. For sale 10y all
druggists.
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ASH FLAT.

Still dry and hot.
Rain is badly needed in this
section.
l.. D. Phillips and wife were
visiting at Evening Shade Sun
day, returning home Monday
evening.
Mrs. Ault Of Evening Shade
was here a short while last Tues
day, returning home from a visit
at Hardy.
DR.. and Mrs. Cox We're called
to Viola last Friday, where Mrs.
Cox's mother is very low and not
expected to live.
Rev. r. A. Robertson was call
ed to Williford a few days ago to
assist Rev. j. r. Edwards in a
series Of meetings.
The Sunday school at this place
is moving along nicely under the
management Of superintendent.
l.. Overton. There are about
forty in regular attendance.
G. B. Ferguson a few days ago
brought to town two ears Of yell
low corn, which measured fifteen
inches in length, He says he has
only two acres Of this kind Of
corn, and that it will produce 70
bushels to the acre.
Our road overseer, John H.
Oyler, is putting in some good
work on the roads just now, and
we can safely say that he is one
Of the best overseers in the coun-
ty, fact those who travel over
his roads will appreciate. He
was deprived Of the tax other
overseers had, as the tax was cut
to one and half mills. If the
levying court will give him full
three mills tax, he will use it to
the advantage of this county.
Hot SHOT.
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Hog cholera is reported around

Melbourne.
/ A negro child at Sandtown has
eleven fingers and twelve toes.
A school house and Odd Fell
lows Hall is TO be built at Guion.
D. C. Shaver Of Oxford will
take charge Of hotel at Calico
Rock.
a stalk OF popcorn fifteen feet
high is on exhibition at Mountain
Home.
L. L. Bailey Of Calico Rock
raised a sweet potato II 1-2 inches
in circumference.
Susan Simpson a negress liv-
ing in Oil Trough bottom, claims
to be 130 years old.
Newport received its first bale
Of new cotton Tuesday. 1t sold
for II cents pound,
1t is said whiskey was sold
pretty freely at the reunion at
Franklin last week.
Magness is the name of a new
township recently created i'll In
dependence county.
Frank Crum, an insane man
confined in jail at Salem for sew
eral months, died suddenly last
week.
W. T, Dunn a cotton expert of
Newport, predicts that cotton will
not sell for over ten cents this
season.
j. c. Yancey has in his Office
at Batesyille seventeen apples
which grew on one limb two and
a half feet long.
w. R. Chestnut, w. S. Paden
and H. A. Northcutt were admit
ted to the practice Of law by the
late term of Salem circuit court.
Within two years Judge Poin-
dexter has paid the Lawrence
county debt Of $4,000, built three
bridges and has S1300 in the
treasury.
In his speech at Mountain
Home, Hon. c.. f. Cole called
upon both republicans and 1emo-
Gratis to keep Baxter county in
the temperance column.
One direct result ol building
better roads in this county in the
last few years is that wagons
haul 1000 feet of lumber to town
at a load now, where they could
haul but 800 feet over the old
roads. .-Batesville Guard.
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CAVE CITY.

Mr.. P. J. Young Of Evening
Shade was in town this week.
County Examiner Simpson is
assisting Assessor Horn this
week.
Will Oldfield Of Bate5ville spoke
here last Wednesday in the in
terest Of Davis.
Mr.. Wilson, who lives east of
here, had his barn destroyed by
fire Tuesday evening,
Bro. Hayes Of Batesville and
Bro. Kelley Of Evening Shade
are conducting a meeting at Flat
Rock church.
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COMPETITION.

It is said Competition is the lie OF trade "n
this be 50 or not can't say, but we now nave dU
to demonstrate the matter in the milling business
Some of my competitors have come out IN PlN
posing to grind wheat for lower rate OF pront 'ua
one else, giving the following amounts OF hour {"
Up to 50 ID. wheat, 81 lbs trst patent and 80 '@
ond; 81, 58 and 50 b. wheat 81 lbs. hrSt paIeh
lbs. second 90 and 81 ID. wheat, 81 lbs nrsl PaN@H
IS lbs second; 81 b wheat and up, 35 IDS nis'
and SO lbs. second together with Il IDS Dran SnO
Now these men cant afford to do this and ne''n'
any one else. Every man who knows anytn'Ds
this system of milling will tell you 50, but Deio's
stand and be choked off from my friends VINO Ha'n
by me from first to last will see them ana g 'n'D
better, as they say in playing some game
will give YOU straight 80 lbs first patent 80 U'
ond and ~ lbs, of the third patent, together WIZ
lbs. bran and shorts for every bushel OF whea"
As l have said, can't afford to do tins O'l
am in position to stand it as long as tney 'a .;re
As to sacking your -four, while part OF the ',l:t m
past was not able to do So but now can Pus Psasd
any wav YOU want it, While have never c'e'.s' Al
wheat for seed, yet l am ready and wiling u he'd
when ar not crowded with grinding ana WI"
than GLAD to do so. .,rkel
AS to buying wheat, expect to be in the Dar every
ready to buy all the wheat can get paying f,r al
l can get out of it, and should you have d"y
would like to haye chance at it. II mvtDS
In conclusion, wish to extend to one ana a.. ared
for the patronage you have given me since l the oil
years ago. and hope my manner OF conduct'"s naOf
business has been as pleasant with YOU as you,
has been with me. Hoping may have the p''
seeing you at mill soon am,
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A Bargain.

A new Crown Piano for sale at
Ash Flat, This is an Orchestral
Grand, one of the highest grades,
and will sell at cost. 1t was or
dered for parties who failed to
buy it. Tie man who comes TO
Ash Flat within the next four
weeks ges this fine piano at
cost. 1t Won't take much time
to come aid see it. Has guitar
and harp attachments; mahogany
finish. Call at L. D. Phillips.
C. G, ARMSTRONG.
Sharp County record., 1904-09-02

A blind tiger operator assaulted
Rev. Summers, at Ozark, and
the minister was badly beaten up,
Sharp County record., 1904-09-02

Come to the Record office for
legal blanks.
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MANUFACTURING OF billiard and POOL
table, high grade bowling alley builders;
lowest prices. MARK BROS. "a Union
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\ PURSUANCE Oh AZ ORDER on HON

Abner G. Thomas. Surrogate County New
York dated j. March lS4 notice Is hereby given 70 all
Of the County Of New No deceased 10 present the
wiki thereof the subscriber place
transaCtng business at the Office OF DIN
81 Nassau Street in The City OF New York. before
10th DAY Of October
Dated New York. the cith day March 1904.
JAMES HAMPDEN ROBB. Executor
STEPHEN II. OLslN attorney for Executor. 80 Nassau
St. New York city.
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VIRGINIA B. MATTHEWS.-IN PURsTI.

order Of Hon. Abner c. Thomas a Surro-
gate Of the County Of New York notice hereby given
all having claims against Virginia s.
% the County Of New York present the
vouchers thereof the their
place a trasactnE business the Offices Augustus
johnson. No. ~ Cedar Street IN the city
before the first day OF August next
Dated New York. the 9th day OF January,
J. BRANDER MATTHEWS. PETER T. BARLOW
Executors. -
J. AUGUSTUS JOHNSON Attorney for the E,rec,,,or.
50 Cedar street Manhattan Eorough y Y I,itv
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Mals

COACHMAN.-Underst his business
thoroughly; smart, stylish driver; very
best city references from last employer;
trustworthy and competent COACHMAN.
200 West 75th-st.
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BOarders Wanted-Citu.

s6lH ST, 20 WEST-GAILATIN HOTFI-An eIa
gantly punished apartment. with
Hght. " daily for two including meals for
weekly. Telephone 56Os-ssth 80 '''
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- Abner Thomas. a Surrogate County Of Ne
York Notice is hereby given 10 all having
against ARCHIBALD y. BEEBE late OF the %
New York deceased 10 present the same with vouchers
the subscriber. her place transactinc
business Office Of Thomas J. Falls 100 Liberty
Street the city OF New York. Borough Manhattan
OF before the 18th day Of July
Dated New York the 18th day Of January 1904
ANNA PRESTON BEEBE. Eyecutrix
THOMAS J FALLS Attorney for ENecutrtx. 40 Liberty
st. New YORK city thorough 81 Manhattan.
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COACHMAN and GENERAL NANCY
Notlh % - i, - -. 80
in house when needed have furniture; want
mousse or rooms 10 1--we in: very neat people:
we'll recommended. can be seen; strictly
temperate. WILLIAM. at Carpenters. 154
6th-ave.
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ARTISTIC GOWNS tailor made latest
fashion: guaranteed perfect. neat work.
or address DRESSMAKING. .. S23 Tth-ave,.
corner 18Th ST
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BOOKS BOUGHT AND SOLD.

FRENCH and italian books ana comis
papers imported direct weskly. Mai
orders promptly attended 90. Tel. $3.50
Spring. S. r. VANNI SIS W. Broadway
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- For La Guayra Puerto CabeIo Curacao ana Mara
cai6o. via Curacao. calling also at San Juan p. r
FROM Pier IS, adjoining Wall St Ferry, BROOKLYN
6. S. PHILADELPHIA. Saturday, May Ia noon
s. CARACAS turSiay MAJ % nom
For La Guayra. Curacao and Maracaibo - ~
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F. Z. MAhANAltSD- turcRy, MAY
These have superior accommodations Tor
BoCLT0N. BLISS & DALLETT
General Managers. 50 Wall 81
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ADVERTISEMENTs ana .ubs,r,,.,o,. e..
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ofnee No. 1884 Broadway, between 3Gth
ana Slth SITS. until o'clock D. m. Idyer-
onioes al regular once rates until Z O'clock
2. m. viz; 25s Sth-ave.. 3 e. cor. 23d-st-:
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90 West s2c-st-, between Tth and sth ayes.
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YOUNG MAN having nigh school educa-
zion. in law or business Office; can give
best references. SAMUEL DE kORP. 1,110
Pitkin- lave. Brooklyn
YOUNG MAN ., looking for and willing
10 DO work where advancement keeps pace
with ability displayed EDW. q. WELSCH.
312 StOcktOE-st., Brooklyn.
YOUNG MAN. German. %. as companion
with eny travelling man at home; been
ali over the world. > years experience Ad-
dress T. H. BLATTNER. "a West Sth-st-
YOUNG MAN as electricians helper. ap-
prentice or anything in electrical bus
mess STANLEY SUNDERLAND. 70
Marcy-ave-, Brooklyn.
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INIsK. GEoRGE R.-IN pTRSIANc.E oE ~

Hon. ASne- Q. Thou a Surrogate OF the
Of New York. notics hereby given per
County Of New York. deceased 20 present the
subscriber place trans
acting business the office Il strong Cadwalader No
80 Wall Street in the city Of New York before
day Of July Dated. New York. twenty
third DAY Of December. 1903
HENRY WHEELER. Executor.
STRONG & CADWAI.ADER. Attorneys for Executor. No.
Wall street Borough OF Manhattan. New York city.
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GIBBS, FREDERICK SIN PURSUANCE
WORK WANTED.

femRlc.
| 4 WIDOW OF United states general IN d
rest need. housekeeper IN wtdower' s
/ family. amanuensis or any position Teluir-
| ing strict integrity. willing To work. speaks
and teaches pure French. knows Europe
thoroughly; 90 anywhere. GENERAL
/ WIDOW. care Physician. 1870 West 2Sth -
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SEA NfSTRESS or MAID.-WouId care or
child. with light work. reference NOR
GAN los West S3d-st-
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
ST. BGKTY01 1RGEW'@

ST. BARTH0loMEW'S
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
III East s2d-st- First class domestic, ar.
hlppHed. also managing housekeepers. ma
irons. goVernesses. tutors. etc.
CoLORED women's Employment, Bureau
loS West h3d-st- Phone J. 746 J-CoIu-n'
bus. First class help. domestics dressnak-
snces investigated.
HELP sUPPLIED.-BEsr SERVANTS.
SOJkIESY. CONSIDERATION. KIND
NESS EXTENDED ALI. APPLICANTS
Ih"IN'S BUREAU. II WEST 11TH-ST.
MRS. 7. CONDON's Elite Emplo,,r7eD, Ru-
reaui first class help; reference lnvesti-
gated. 432 COlumbus-ave., near sIst-st
Tel sO95 II. Riverside
FOR SALE.
a JEWELLERS large Valentine sara.
small Marvin good order: quick cheaD
room o. 80 John-st-. New-York
HELP WANTED.
Male
AGENTS WANTED.
House 20 house or 70 sell 20 druggists
Verkade's Waxine Night Lights,
free from smell or smoke: cost n.r nirb. .
cents: wanted by every lady. LIBERAL com
c. H. J00STEN.
POI West-st-. Sew-York
ACTIVE. able. sober Young fsTmbaDs
wanted. 18th floor. 50 william-st.
EARN $50 10 500 monthly oorr.snon.,,s
fDT neWSIa 81 g.
spare time; no canyassing. Send for mar
uenIafs- NORTHERN PRESS SYNDI-
CATE, Lockport y. Y.
EMPLOYERS want direct Southern helm a,
snort notlce Tor country or city. Cali or
address y. +. YAIDER. 73 Fleet-st. BROOK.
Ign. Southern Employment Bureau.
FARMLAND wanted az once. GOOD Vac.
Apply SAMPSON & NELSON, 4l2 9TH
WE HAVE POSITIONS OPEN
for statesmen Executive, Clerical and Tech
for booklet. HAPGOODS suite nos 90
broadway. New-York
WANTED.-Two or three exper, 49,,
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for farm cream separators: steadS 49,
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farm foremen. grooms. farmhands: mar
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HELP WANTED.
F-rn,1- ------------
CHAMBERMAIDS. nurses. coolr. n.-,or
maids. seamstresses. laundreg-e- borss
workers. Mattresses. couples, buffers most
lions waiting. Mrs. CoI.LfER's Arsncv
l22 West 23G-s: e~S'
EXPERT SLEEVE, WAIST ans SETpT
hands wanted al WANAMAKER's Az
ply az french Dressmaklng Salons. mir
IoCSEWORKER.-Tw IN family. So. M
washing or ironing: good references "a
CURED. AFs. GOLFERS Agency. 100 West
33d-st. - west
WANTED--First class launar,Ss 10 40
some homework: must have ,,erso,sI - -
erence. Oi West 18th ST
WANTED.-Young woman 10 too, 49,
S-year-oid boy and DO very little house
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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES. 800 second-han6
wood and iron working machines: fully
guaranteed: machinery bought and ex-
changed. GEO. r. EDDY. 3as Madison-st.
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SEANSTRFSS. -Bv refined North German.
IN fine private family. good dressmaker
and willing to assist in household duties'
fond % children. first class city references.
Address Box 24D Isis 3d-ave
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LOST.
LOST Or STOLES.-PEssboox 10. so 227
OF the Excelsior Savings Bank, 40 West
xso-st-. N~-SOrk. All person. ara eau
lonsa .e .lhst purchasing o. negotiating the
ssld psssoook Is hereby called Upon 10 pre-
ssnt the same 10 the hank on ~ iefore
.eth cay OF Nag. 1904, or submit 10 having
nhr.xutshee and new book issued Ia Lou
LOST or STOLEN. -Bankboolr ~ .S1 eau
ot ire German Savings Bank IN the CITY
ot YORK. CORNER shave and fstr-St
Issued 70 Emanuel ErtL All persons are
not returned 20 the hank on TIE lsfh dav
o' MAJ. 1904 q duplicate win De ,sxusc
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For Boys and Young Men-Country
NTAPLEWOOD SUMMER SCHOOL. FOR BOYS Thu
vi location. beautiful
dtons equal seashore mountain.
Rotations afternoons accompanied to
woods AM meadow. boating Little
80 tobacco Wide awake professors VIII open Fall term
Sept. 2Sd. J. SHORTIIDGE CYaIel 4. NJ. Prin.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

AN ESTAIE. IN process % liQuidsting q
large manufacturing establishment. hss
Oct A2lde several departments which can be
operated as separate industries. Each de-
llrtment &c offered with all special MIR
chinerg, tools, patterns and stock on hand.
One department viii be sold for So 600: one
Cor 81 500, ana two a. $4,000 each. All
have o. well established and profitable trade.
which can be controlled by purchaser. TO
reaponsible par.les. full details viii be fur
piEhed. ESTATE IN LIQUIDATION, p. o.
BOX l6o, Esw-lork.
a MANUFACTURING CONCERN (esfAh-
Hshcd 1s4.) requires $3.50. 90 increase u
capital, 20 take full advantage Of oppor-
turities nnd facilities; correspondence with
principals only: no agents. best references
Required and given Address J. @. Il. Bog
81, Tribune once.
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OFFICE FURNITURE.

REGIIDISG.
SESu~DISG picture frames. furniture. rold
leaf. reasonable charges; also beautiful
sold chairs. only 81 80. worth IS. bar
ssins. 80 Sixth Avenue. opposite Sth-st.
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oHrrOgates Notices.
issuance OF AN ORDER OF HON

= Abner C. Thomas a Surrogate OF the County OF New
York Notice Is hereby given 10 all persons having claims
against Caroline NJ Weaver, late OF the County
York, deceased the with
o. the subscriber his transacting business
No. IS Nassau Street. in The CITY OF York. or
before DAY OF September next
Dated New York. the I'D March,
TEN BROCK MORSE. Executor
EDWARD STETSON GRIFFING. Attorney Executor,
80 Nassau Street, Manhattan, The City New York.
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER of HON

Abner c. Thomas, Surrogate Of the County OF New
York notice hereby given 20 all persons having claims
against James TrainOT, late Of the County
deceased. present the same with thereof 10
the subscriber his place OF transactng iIth
floor No Nasal Street. Borough of Manhattan
o. New before 9th day Of MAY next
Dated New York, the 18th day Of November, 1903.
LUKE TRAINOR. Executor.
HIBBARD. PRATT & McAIsPIN, Attorneys Executor
Nassau. corner Wall Street. Borough OF Manhattan,
York
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