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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-08-13

ACME REALTY co.,
1874 ANDRUS BLDG.
81, S00-New modern cottage on Bryant av, In
side of Saith st, hardwood finish.
81, 650-Modern, ten-room house on 10th av s,
inside of Seth st. nickel plumbing, good
heating plant, also barn.
81, 00O-Modern 12-room house on 10th av, in.
side Of 34th st, arranged for two families.
This house is strictly modern, hardwood
y finish easy terms.
81 ,5oo-Modern nine-room house on I'd av inside
Of 33d st, water, sewer, curb, etc. This
is a frst-class house in every respect and
a snap. Must be sold at once.
81, 5oo-Modern, large, well-built Groom house,
on Pillsbury av inside Of 2Sth st. hard
wood floors and finish, all street improve
ments in This is bargain, easy terms
We have many good bargains in lots and houses.
Come and see.
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REAT. ESTATE FOR SALE
Improved.
Continued.
Nrx,y uo,,oy

$500 Cash-S5O per month, Including interest.
$5,OOO--We offer you a new house, at No.
so52 9th av s. on the above terms. It has
floors aud finish throughout; stone, porch. open
nickel plumbing and porcelain bath; rooms ssM1S
and east front corner lot. 43x12S feet to
alley all improvements In the street. lib
eral offer to the public. For further particulars
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Improved.
Continued,
CROKER 3 cRowELL,

CHUChE4N V1SO w Is1t1i
315 Bank of Commerce Bldg.
$4,000 for an eight-room house on Portland
av finished in oak; nice lawn: piped for fur
mace; full basement.
$4,000 for a modern house, inside of 3eth
st; built last year; oak finish; good location.
81 900 takes an eight-room house on Chicago
ay; this Is snap for some one; easy terms.
$500 buys an all modern nine-room house,
in eighth ward; close to Harriet cur; If you
won't pay it, what will you offer; must be
sold this month
this fine house last year Has never been oc-
cupied. Situated in the noted Green's addition.
Has ten rooms besides bath and reception;
large dancing hail. hot water heat; lot 50x135;
and cannot be duplicated today for the money
asked. Can make good terms. Let us show
You this home if interested.
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PRICES AND TERMS REASONABLE.
81 3CC-332 18th av s, four-room cottage, rent
ing for $12 month; lot box151 feet; reason
able terms.
81 4OO-1517 Goth av n. This is seven-room
house, all in the best of repair; newly
papered throughout and shingled; lot AK
l35 feet. All improvements IN the street
and paid for. Easiest of terms.
S2000-171S 9th av S. A seven-room story
onehalf cottage on q lot 50x12S feet;
within Is minutes walk of the center OF
the city. Lot alone worth more than price
asked for lot and house; in best Of repair:
House has just been overhauled and
painted and papered throughout. Terms
s2,20o-3S44 10th av s. new seven,room
house; birch floors and finish throughout;
city water; house is finished down stairs,
but not quite finished upstairs; will be put
in good shape; gas and electricity; lot
421ax12S feet.
So, 00o-324S Colfax av S. nearly new. tho
roughly modern eight-room house: hard
wood floors and finish downstairs; open
nickel plumbing porcelain bath; hot air
heat water meter; well built house, lot
42hX12S feet. Be and see this. Rea-
sonable terms.
S3,2OO-3OOs Pleasant av. This is a ten-room
house in best Of repair; modern except
heat; porcelain BATH open nickel plumb
ing; newly papered and painted: large
barn; lot 48x12S feet Terms, 81, 400 down,
$50 per month.
S3,3O0-31a7 James av S. An eightroom house,
located within stones throw Of Lake
Calhoun; hardwood floors throughout; open
nickel plumbing; modern in every way ex-
cept heat; terms $50 0down, $50 per
month
THORPE BROS ANDRUS BLDG.
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DREssMAKING

SHIRT WAISTS, TAILORED OR HAND WORK
shirt-waist suits, gowns matinee, silk slips
special prices now. 1925 Hawthorn az.
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NEW HOUSE AND LARGE LOT.

NEW HOUSE AND LARGE LOT.
8919 Minnehaha av; fine we'll, q cosy little
home on the trolley line, midst massive, thrifty
maple trees in front, the pride Of charming
Ha Ha av: go and look 1t over Sunday; the
lady owner lives there and will with pleasure
show you the property; price only S795; one
of the greatest bargains; don't delay; will be
sold.
%. f. LAMBERT
1923 Guaranty Bldg,
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WANTED TO RENT

HOUSE WANTED.
A young couple, children, wish to rent.
about Sept. 1, fve-room cottage or lower
house with large rooms that are modern or in
good condition Must have lawn, cellar, coal
shed and storm windows for winter. Prefer
Southeast or South Side of city. Rent must
be reasonable. What have you? Address 6137,
Journal
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OWN A FARM.

OWN A FARM.
farm land SIS to $40 per acre, $40 down, $40
per month. Land is conveniently located in
the upper peninsula of Michigan, close to rail-
roads and good towns. Plenty of good water,
and timber for fuel and building Soil fertile,
climate the best in the world.
Write me personally for special railroad
rates and booklets. etc, today.
F. ]. MERRIAM,
General Manager Upper Peninsula
Land Co.. Ltd.
Detroit, Mich.
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NEW MODERN HOMES.

NEW MODERN HOMES.
$27TJ-An exceedingly handsome 7-room cot
tage, oak finish, hardwood floors all over, full
basement, with laundry. bathroom fully fitted
with best modern plumbing, gas, storm sash
and screens, fully modern except heat. Loca-
ton near Lyndale and 34th ST.
$3315-An elegant new S-room fully modern
house, fine hot water heating plant, quartered
oak finish, hardwood floors full basement,
large attic, storm sash and screens; of the
finest homes of its size in the city; just COM
>pleted. Don't fail to see it, Location Sth
ward, near Lyndale car line.
$1915-A very attractive modern Groom
cottage, hardwood floors, bathroom with tub,
closet and BOWL gas; lot graded and sodded;
rooms large, convenient and we'll lighted. Easy
terms. Located Dupont av N. Look at it.
$4300-On Harriet av, near 25th st, hand
some fully modern S-room house, quar-
tered oak finish, hardwood floors all over, full
basement, with fine hot water heating plant;
laundry, coal bins, ETC., shades, storm sash
and screens. There is not better built house
in the city. Let show it to you.
$3750-On Bryant av, the finest avenue II
Sunnyside, have a very handsome new
S-room fully modern house, with Quartered
oak finish, hardwood floors all over, one of the
finest hot water heating plants on the. market
full basement with laundry, well lighted
attic, gas fixtures, shades, storm sash ani
screens; as complete, well built and al
handsome home heart desire; east
front lot Let US show 1t to you.
THOMPSON BROS.
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o o o o o o o o o o o
o PRICE $500. RENT s1,o44.
O We have for sale tenement row in
o South Minnes polls, eight houses of five
o and six rooms each, well located and
o never vacant. Rent 81, O44 per year; price
o $1,000. Part cash. Circumstances COM
o pei the owner to sell this well paying prop
o erty. If you are looking for good in
o vestment, what better can you get than
o this? Call at office for particulars. Must
o be sold quick.
o T. A. JAMESON.
O 205 Andrus Building.
o
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BARNES BROTHERS,
200 Oneida Block, 104 4th st. S.
MORRISON, cRITTENDEN's BARGAINS.

Tel. NV 3O22 j, TIC 26e.
3f61 Columbus-This new, fully modern
house veneered with Roman brick and
located on beautiful corner, Will be SOLO
at bargain. Make offer.
1927 w r,ranklin-Here Is one or the nnesI
homes in this region of our best citizens
fully modern, ten fine rooms large a 1
airy and located on THE FINEST lot
in this location, with 92 feet frontage,
corner of Irving and Franklin Can sell
for about the price of the lot.
351T Elliot Av--With water, and gas, hne
barn. large lot hardwood finish. Can sell
this for Just one-half the cost of building
few years ago.
See 3212 Park Av-This is the cheapest
good house on the avenue. We can sell
this on your own terms and at cu'
price from anything we have offered
North Side
Just take look at the following new
houses here in the Bon-Ton region OF
North Minneapolis: No. 1900 18th az
$780, 1914 21st av, So, 800; 26o2 Glrard
S3,5O0 1924 Emerson, 81 900; 300 Emer
SON. So, GEO. These houses are new, mod
ern and up-tO-date. and in fine location
Drive around and look them over anC
make us an offer on any of these.
Two Houses South
1921 and S245 18th av; your choice fol
50, 900.
A new, fully modern house on the cor
of Harvard and Washington elgh,
rooms; just what you want near the
fine home of eleven rooms on 7th st FOL
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nEAur1ruL MopERN home,

BEAUTIFUL MODERN HOME.
So, S0O-Nine rooms. thoroly we'll built, fine
architectural features, highly finished In Sc
siyely decorated, reception hall with large
built.in beyeled mirror, columned openings,
dowq all ster and ngn rads aea nm
spectlon; nice location eighth ward be quick.
%. b. BASS. -GUARANTY BLDG.
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THESE ARE ALL GOOD THINGS.
s1,55o-916, Aldrich -av N; $500 down, balance
monthly; lot rs feet front with dve-room
house; city water, wet sink, water closet;
new and in walking distance; owner left
town.
s2,s5o- $4uo or $500 down and the balance
monthly buys the gambrel-roof house
now nearing completion at 2sd av and
4th st: this is nobby house, all modern
except heat; finished in washington fir
80 and well arranged; lot 412115.
S2,75o-.3o37 Oakland av. eight rooms fine condi-
ton; parquet floors, fine heating plant
all modern, barn; owner must sell at once
Sa,7oo.5o4o Oakland av; easy terms; you Ger
tainly Will get a gem here for a seven
room, house, fine hot water plant, all up to
date. barn, corner lot. Call at office for
particulars.
NICKELS & SMITH,
31 Nicollet Az
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0 o
o S5.25c-A BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE OF
ten rooms, thoroughly modern, eombi-
o nation heat, parquet floors, open nickel
o plated plumbing laundry, gas range,
large east front corner, 9Ox12s feet,
o cheap at $500. The owner has
o moved away from the city. VIII give
You this big bargain for $3.50. Near
o. Park av and 31st St. The location is !,
o the best.
$4,000 takes this fine home of rooms,
practically new hardwood finish, large
and beautiful reception hall, hard
wood floors, hot water heating plant,
One of the most thoroughly built
houses in this city. 1t is unique in
point of arrangement. Lot 5Ox12S
o feet Let us show you this. 1t is
good and very cheap. Inside of oath
o st and Clinton av.
o JOHN L. NEAL, 62s BOSTON BLK.
o
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1O1 4th st s,

MAKE YOUR RENT BUY YOU A HOME
We can sell these houses on 10 Der cent
cash payment and small monthly payments.
81, OoO-16 W 35th st, eight rooms and aicove,
hardwood finish, city water mantel, storm sash
and screens.
So, 75o-2s23 Grand av. ten rooms, city water,
90 storm o sash. screens, furnace. large barn.
thony Park, near Como line, park frontage,
new and complete plumbing and heating plant,
storm SASH screens fireplace, large lot, seven
large rooms and bath.
$2.750-Double house of six rooms per side, now
rented for $50, 24S2 and 2434 10th S; city
gas and stone sidewalks in street.
81 o00-2541 Harriet av, IL rooms and modern,
bath, combination heat, hardwood floors and
finish mantel, storm sash and screens, gas
fixtures, shades sewer, water, stone side
S4,000-1o2s Logan av N, ten rooms and bath,
high high, grade heater, hardwood floors, fireplace
Other houses on easy terms Call for list.
w. W. CLARK REALTY CO.,
The HOUSE MEN,
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PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES

ORDER KODAK SUPPLIES FROM Us By MAIL
Send your film in to be developed. Ask for
photo material catalog. The largest house In
the west. o. II. Peck Co.. 112-1l6 9TH st s.
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NEW MorERN, eighth ward, rooms SO, 500.
houses.
NINE-ROOM. Hillside av; consider smaller
SOUTH SIDE, $1,000: cosy; Groom
TWO HOMES, near Franklin school, So, 500.
TEN-ROOM. parquet floors up to date eighth
ward; could be used for two families. uDO
Ausnbay Exchange.
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acres, three miles Valley City, N. D., splendid
improvements, farm under high state OF cul.
tivation; $1,000 worth of personal property,
whole thing at less than value Of land alone.
just think! $50 per acre and everything in
GUIDED; hummer and snap. 100 acres near
80 acres st. Louis Park, $75 per acre. If you
want to buy sell anything anywhere write
me. 81. N. Bradbury, sos n. Y. Life,
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buy modern home at half its value. I have
one on 10th az s, near seth st. that owner
says sell. 1t is large house, fine bath, ce-
mented cellar, new heating plant, open plumb
ing, large lot, fine shade trees, east front,
barn, everything complete; place that should
interest any man wanting home. Let me
show you this property. II. N. Bradbury, sos
n. Y. Life.
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AS AN INVESTMENT.
$500 for two houses. One 7-room and the
other a Groom house; stone sidewalk ant
city water; good cistern and WE'LL storm
windows and screens; barn. Taxes on hotf
$33 per year. Both are on Huron st 81
and rent well. Phone for the address.
FRANKLIN BENNER,
k0S-4-H Rank of Commerce Rldp.
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MEDICAL,


FOR WOMEN ONLY.
DIR. r. G. RAYMGND'S Monthly Regulator
has brought happiness to hundreds of anxious
women. No pain, no danger, no interference
with work; relief in to days. We have
never known Of single failure. Mail orders
promptly filed. Price $500. DIR. r. g. RAY.
AIOND REMEDY CO., "a ADAMS ST, CHI.
CAGO, ILL.
COME AND TRY THE SOUTH SIDE STEAM
bathrooms.
Steam and shower baths. use
Plain porcelain baths. ..15c
Potassium sulphuret tub bath. with sea salt,
Sd st s. ]. Avedovech, proprietor.
DR.. HEINEN GIVES vITAPATHIo, ELEo-
trical, massage. chtropractc treatment for
backache, nervous disorders, kidney, bladder,
stomach, piles, female diseases, rheumatism,
or general rundown. Call 1o17 First avenue S.
Consultation free.
woMEN's AND RECTAL DISEASES TREATED
FREE clinics during osteopathic post-grad-
uate course. Apply before September. DR..
Mahony, Masonic Temple
PILEs-DR. II. WAITE, IS YEARS SPECIAL
list; cures every case; write for pamphlet;
mailed free. 1919 Hawthorn av. Minneapolis.
MEDIcAI-oRIENTAL MASSAGE AND BATH
parlors sponge, alcohol and salt baths 1o1a
9TH st N, fat 4, second floor.
MEDIcAL-MRs DR.. HAUGEN, MASSAGE
physical culture. b03h Hennepin. third door.
IRLoN KINGSLEY AND ASSISTANT GIVES
bath and massage. 400 4th av.
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evenings, with social following; buck and wing
and private by appointment. Holcomb's Acad-
envy, 4o 4th st s. third hoor
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-08-27

/ Mrs. Henry r. T~rhelt has returned
from Il visit to her mother Mrs. Edwin
! Wilmer. of Baltimore whr was serious
ly i'll.
| DR.. and Mrs. 5. G. Sykes cm route ful.
the st. Louis Exposition are stopping
for Il few days with Howard county
friends.
Mrs. EIwia Brown. of Baltimore has
returned t. her home after spending II
few days with Mrs. +. Smithson at
Colora.
Mr. aul Ml. Alonzo Davis. Of Will
miE%t~n, were the guests of his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. William 7. Davis over
Sunday.
MISSES Ella Lynch. Flora AInrShbank
a"d Erinc Crouch have returned from a
weeks pleasant stay with friends i'll the
First district.
! Mrs.. j. Wallace Scott. nf Wilmington.
who has been spending several weeks
with her aunt Mrs j. w. Cooper. has
returned home.
Miss Carrie Witw"lth entertained II
rumhrr Of her friends at Il lawn party
Thursday evening ut the home Of her
IlrrntS on West High street.
y number of the small friends of Miss
| Elizabeth Scott enjoyed Il lawn party
at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs.
+. X. Scott. one evening last week.
DR., and Mrs. j. l. France. of Port
Deposit, nave leased Il fine residence ut
Charles and Madison streets Baltimore.
where they will winter after NGvrmhpr
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Cecil ceunty'S schools cost $50, 1880
last year. of which $40,G37.5, was paid
for salaries.
There will he 10 services in the NJ.
f. Church tomorrow, excepting Sunday
School at l. o'clock.
The sheds at Kcmhlcville Church
cost 500. All hut 500 ~. the cost has
been paid or provided for.
Material and supplies are being de
livcrrd along the route of the Middle
town and Cccilton trolley line.
Miss Rachel Ireland. one of the old
est and best known residents nf Middle
town died there on Tuesday. aged So
years.
The survey for the proposed Part
ridge Hill improvement WAS in progress
yesterday. The work will likely begin
rrNt week.
-Elishl Brown of Calvert WAS struck
in the m0uth with base ball which
!o@.tned his front teeth and bruised his
face severely.
The funeral of EHql Snyder, son of
$. Leslie and Mary II. Snyder. of Row
iHNdvillr. will take place at | y. III. to-day
with iuttrmcnt in West Nottingham
Cemetery.
-Twcnty-thrcr dollars was raised on
Saturday evening from the sale of re-
frc>hmrUt>' in doors instead of on the
lawn Of Raymond McAlullyn for KEN
hlrvillr Church.
The lady friends of the Elkton base
bail team will hold n peach festival in
tn" Mitchell building adjoining the How
ard lIpu>t. on Friday and Saturday even
img>. September . and 10.
The pastor. Rev John McElm"yle
having returned there will he the usual
services in the Presbyterian Church to-
morrow at 1890 Il. III. and 80 =. III.
\ very cordial invitation to these services
is extended to everybody.
--All-iay services will he held nj
Ehrnczor NJ. T.. Church. near Newark.
DEL. of which Rev. W. I. Hammond.
is pastor. tomorrow. Local preachers
and willing workers trum Wilmington
will attend. Rev. Joseph Wilkinson, of
krmhlcvillc. will preach in tn" evening.
While George Smith and Gertrude
Sanders. colorcd. were driving acrCs& the
F., Il. 4 w. X. r. tracks ut Newark
their carriage was struck by Il north
bound express. They were both hurled
some distance. Smiths injuries may
prove fatal but the woman will recover.
The horse escaped but the wagon WAS
smashed.
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PORT DEPOSIT.

The Cecil Wing" is on sale each week
in Port Deposit, at Stcbbing's News
Stand. cents a copy.
Rev. II. \. g. Wcc,tcrfeld and family
have been spending several days with
Mrs. Jane \. Gerry.
Mr.. ami Mrs. Cecil \. Ewing have
taken the sea trip to Boston.
William Richardson has returned to
Philadelphia after n pleasant vacation
spent with his parents in Port Deposit
John II. kimhlc visited the Democrat
ic convection ut llavrc de Grace hast
week.
, Mrs RaylcSS and SONS. Of Bcrwyn. Pa
are guests of Mrs. NJ +. Mcdowell.
Miss Martha Evcrst. of Bnltimorc
has been spending her vacation in Port
ncr;rSit.
Miss Mary Durgan is visiting friends
in Baltimore.
Mrs. Agnes Fisher ana daughter. of
, Philadelphia, are visiting friends in Port
Deposit.
! Thomas G. Bond is at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Emma Reynolds has gone to
| Decatur, Ill.,. where her son will enter
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edw. T. Dorcus and
children hav" returned to Port Drp"r.t
1 after several weeks spent in western
| Maryland.
| James Jewell has returned Is Port De
l>nsit after visiting friends, in Baltimore
! and vicinity.
! Rev Amos Brown. of Sylmur. filled
! tn" pulpit at Tome NJ. +. Church last
Sunday. Rev. J. NJ. Collins will preach
. on Sunday next
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148 Acres and 2 Roods

OF land, be the same moie or less. The i'm
provements on the seventy-three acre tract
consist of n two and one-half story frame
dwelling house, frame barn. on stone foun-
dalton, frame granary, and other necessary
outbuldings. There is also on the 65ls acre
tract a frame granary, and a one story frame
house. And a small two story frame house
on the ten acre tract. This desirable prop
erty is situate within mile and three quar-
tiers of Principle, station on the
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington
Railroad, and is convenient to churches
mills, schools &c.
The land is of good natural quality and in
IA fair state of cultivation and is desirably
located.
The terms of sale prescribed by the decree
are that one third of the purchase money
shall be paid in cash on the day of sale. and
the residue in two equal installments of six
and twelve months respectively from the
day of sale, and to bear interest from the
date of sale, to be secured to the satisfaction
of the trustee. The cost of the deed to be
paid by the purchaser.
p. NJ. GROVES, WILLIAM :. EVANS.
Auctoneer. Trustee.
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Order of Publication
LOUISE $. rETTIJOHN, Plaintiff,
VS.
IRA PETTNJOHN. Defendant.


The object of this suit is to procure a di
vorce a vinculo matrimonii from the de-
fendant.
The bill states that the parties were mar
ried in June 1901; that they resided together
until May 1903; that the plaintiff has always
behaved herSe.ftas n faithful, chaste and
aftectionate wife toward the defendant; that
between the time of said marriage and the
filing of this suit the defendant committed
the crime of adultery on divers DAYS and
times and that the plaintitr has not lived or
cohabited with the defendant since she dis
covered his said adulteries; that the plain
tiff resides in Cecil county and that the de-
fendant is a non resident Of Maryland. The
bill prays for divorce n VincuIo matrimonii
and for other relief.
1t is therefor, on this ID day of August 1904,
ordered by the Circuit Court for Cecil County,
in Equity, that the plaintiff, by causing O
copy of this order to be inserted in some
newspaper published in Cecil county, once
in each of four successive weeks before the
ith day ofSeptember next, giving notice to
| substance of this bill and warning him to ap-
pear In this court, in person ~ by solicitor,
| on or before the Goth day of September next,
to show cause, If any he has why decree
| ought not to pass as prayed.
MANLY DRENNEN, Clerk.
True Copy-Test:
MANLY DRENNEN, Clerk.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

This is to give notice that the subscriber of
Cecil county has obtained from the Orphans
Court of said county letters of administra-
ton on the personal estate of
BENJAMIN +. OWENS,
late of said county, deceased. All persons
having claims against the said deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same with the
vouchers thereof authenticated,
on or before the 9th day of December, 1904
they may otherwise be excluded from any
benefit of said estate. All persons indebted
to said estate are requested to make imme-
date payment to the subscriber Given
under my hand this 9th day of June, 1901.
DAVID ii. OWENS,
July 236t Administr ator