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The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-01-05

One of the Chicago economists sd. IS
the advance in the price Of beef IS
due entirely to an increase in demand.
By the same token there should be a
rise in the price of cattle, but instead
OF that the price of cattle went the
other way. That economist will have
to invent better defense for the beef
trust than that or his degrees on A. B.,
"A NJ, Pm. D., and IL. DID. will be in
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-01-05
Custer County Farms


Custer County Farms
No. 556-9-l6O acres located four miles
from railroad town, 35 acres in cultiya-
ton. Price $1,000, half cash balanc
on easy terms.
No. 556- 1O-l6O acres good level farm
land. Price 81, 200, half cash, balance on
good terms.
No. 79-640 acres decided land; so
acres school lease, all bottom land, house
of o rooms, corn cribs for 5000 bushels
of corn, granary for 5000 bushels, large
barn, cattle and hog sheds. 2 wells and
mills, $50 acres in cultivation, 80 acres
of alfalfa, all this is first class alfalfa
and corn land. Price $25 per acre with
good terms.
No. 729-16O acres, located ~ miles
from Lomax, fair improvements, 126
acres In cultivation, excellent soil. Price
$1,000. All on the bottom.
No. 723-l280 acres; lays on both sides
OF the South Loup river and as fine
bottom land for hay, alfalfa and corn as
there is in tho state. 1t is desirablo
place for z farm and ranch combined.
Price $4,000 per acre.
Weed River Farm
No. So Excellent farm OF 800 acres;
good house of rooms; large barn and q
we'll improved farm in every respect; has
grove of $50 evergreen trees, excellent
farm land and all in high state of Gull
tivation. Price 5000.
No. 839-67 acres all on the bottom,
joins the town of Lomax, has heavy tim
Der, very comfortable buildings, half OF
it in cultivation. Price $3.50 per aero.
Good terms can be had.
No. 838-137 acres level bottom land
all in cultivation, there is no finer soil il
the state. Joins the town of Lomax on
Wood River. Price 1880 per acre.
Good terms can be had.
& You can go and see our lands for half
Efsre 1t will surprise you oknow of the
|chCp bargains and good terms we can
onsf YOU.
This is the time to sell your high
priced and and invest in just as good
lands that will double your fortune in
hive yeare(
The cLUfH raised in tho w 1od River
valley wlItpey1 20 per cent on the money
invested, ssy>psthing Of the rapid adj
vance in thepfiet OF land. Go and see
~. ~
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-01-05
Dawson County Farms

. M 765H-1 Dawcon connfv Yarn, az lao
oSss 20 800 h,aop 81, th.. NIL, - 800 0u
gsor =, soou ltaIf a "a III a4har VIZ sloT
t,s;rS Ion aS an 49, =: o.ol a A .;i,n, "
~ ~ Fl - % ono 1890 halanaa ap nu
naaI -AicO 0l'1oo' na'' CASH. Daiane0 VI
n. skc'g ,ca -, -. -.
* ~. ~ a.:es euou lalm innu
~ ~, s.aGs M.esle.xas.on, .n.s - eace'.ens
sJ.a ana pm go ing 'Iops = coa - a ann
h hnea. al'u 1870 81 p Cereals; allco el1oo'
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-01-05
danger of contempt.

The Japanese emperor declares most
emphatically that he did not write the
poem which was recently printed over
his name. Who did? 1t was good
poetry and Rudyard Kipling certainly
could not have escaped from his jingo-
ism long enough to do it.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-01-05
Buffalo County Farms

No. 556- 12-Farm of 160 acres, excel
lent farm land, 100 acres in cultivation,
frame house, we'll, small orchard. Price
81, 400, half cash, balance on easy terms.
No. $50 1870 acres good farm land,
so acres in cultivation. Price 81, 400, half
cash, balance on easy terms.
No. SLIGO acres; 100 acres in cult
walton; house, barn, granary, we'll and
mill. This is good and we'll improved
farm, Price 1920, half cash, balance
on easy terms.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-01-05
Wood River Lands
LIN Nebraska....
The Valley Of Corn and Alfalfa

All of these lands lay along the Wood
river valley on the K. & B. H. R. r.
In Buffalo, Dawson ard Custer coun-
ties, along the famous valley Of Wood
river, for about fifty miles, are the finest
lands to be found in the state, with run
ming water and plenty of timber. The
advantages here are unequaled.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-01-05
Lincoln, Neb., 1912 O St.

islature to have bill passed embody-
ing two provisions, one empowering
any municipality of the state to man
ufaeture gas for the use Of its citizens
or for it's corporate needs; the other
authorizing any local community to
regulate the price of gas when made
by private enterprise. Such legislation
should certainly be passed
1t should be plain to any man that
as long as the railroads effectively
control the government, the govern
nient will not be able to effectively
cpntrol the railroads.
Pre- sident Roosevelt has installed
Paul Norton as his especial adviser in
regard ~ preventing rebates on the
railroad4 If he wants to be consistent
he will new appoint J. Pierpont Nor
gan to a me position as his adviser
how to suppf<sA the trusts.
II is dawning 49, lot OF preach
ers that they made q set of fools Of
themselves in attack Or. Abbott as
hereto because Of hlIarvard SER:
mon. A reading Of his \ lon shows
that DR.. Abbott is more on Aaox then
most of the preachers thems ~. His
statement was: "The infinite ergy
from which all things proceed al
energy that thinks, that feels. that
poses, and that does" An energy u
thinks, feels, purposes, and does ha
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-01-05

The Railroad Age gives the increase
in mileage for the last year as SIS
miles, but says that the capital stock
OF the roads has been about doubled.
No more startling statement concern
ing stock watering could be made.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-01-05

Populism has made such astonishing
advances in the state Of Illinois that
the Chicago Tribune now announces
that the people will ask the next leg
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-01-05

A publication of the Russian finan-
cial statement shows that the war has
cost her just million dollars day for
the whole of the year.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-01-05

The doctrine of heredity got another
jolt at the annual meeting Of the
American Assoeiae ion for the Advance
ment of Science, he Id in Philadelphia
last week. DR.. p A Maignen denied
that any disease is sereditary and
said: "The presumption now is that
heredity has nothing to d0A,ith them. !"
The strongest thing that caG be said
is that the temperament or cons tuition
may be such as to favor their ct. acks.
Many life has been made living ar
ture that might have been happyol 4
hut for the thought that consumption,
cancer or insanity was N the family
All the later authorities teach that
disease can be induced by constant
thought upon and expectancy of an at
tack.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-01-05

= The investigation made last week
into the quest. IN of the rebates On the
Santa Fe shove that that road gave
rebates tc the CO orsdo Fuel and Iron
company to beat rnything that was
ever got by Rockefel,, er when he was
laying the foundation for the Stand
ard Oil trust and paul Merton was the
vice president of the rosd which had
charge Of the traffic ROOSEVELT will
retain him as his chief railroad adyis-
er in the cabinet.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-01-05

Senator Mitchell and Congressman
Hermann of Oregon have both been
irdicted for land frauds in Oregon. 1t
IS to be hoped that this Indictment Of
republican United States senators will
stop before quorum shall be Destroyed
and congress unable to do business. We
must let enough grafters remain in
office to enable the government at
Washington to be carried on. If all
The grafters that are there were in
dicte there would be mighty few leg
isiators' left. A government by graft
ers is 3 atter than no government at
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-01-05

/ The president has dismissed the
prosecuting attorney out in Washing
ton and appointed a new enc to look
after the land fraud cases The dis
missed man was appointed on the
recommendation Of Senator Mitchell
and Congressman Hermann.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-01-05

private ownership of railroads. About
. generation ago the parliament Of
Great Britain by the passage of one of
its greatest legislative acts reformed
the common law procedure of the king
dom. 1t had been found that this pro-
cedure had grown to be too cumber-
some to secure good results. Parlia-
ment, therefore, applied to it rem
edy SO rigorous and searching that
most American lawyers admit thatrps
state in this union has raised - court
practice to so high level Qe9Iuaplicity
and speed. Most of the sites hold fast
to the antiquated proceddre that Eng
land abolished more IMAM generation
ago.
Russian sympathizers have de-
nounce6 the Japanese as fighting
fals tles. But if the Japanese are fa-
hatics, what the the Russians? The
Russian common soldier has been just
as brave as the Jap and met death with
just as much stoicism.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-01-05

DIR. Hirsch of Chicago, in rebuking
the arrogance of the present age used
q very pretty and effectual figure of
speech when he said: IF we are rich,
it is because we stand on the saoul-
ders of time" The Independent has
often said that there is nc such thing
os the "self-made man. We all in
herit the wisdom and discoveries of all
the generations that have passed on
before us. On that we build our for
tunes and then declare that we did
1t all ourselves.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-01-05

: a writer declares he has found the
|den ocratic party and it is located in
BostOe where twelve out of the thir-
teen al6ermen are democrats. He for
got TO mention that two Of them were
in jail whsu they were elected and
have not yet rot out.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-01-05

"A new invention in telegrapny of
most stupendous Importance, is in use
IL several parts oil the United States
of which the dailies. which are in
collision with the Western Union, will
make no mention. The invention is
used between New York and Buffalo
and at Denver, Colo. Messages are
sent just as swiftly as they can be
written on type writer. There is a
typewriter machine at one end of the
line ant another at the other end end.
What is written on one appears on
The other. 1t does away with all tele-
gTaphers and reduces the cost of trans
tarence great deal more than one
ha4e Telegraph tolls ought to be re-
duceJ accordingly, but they will not
be as 'ong as the lines are privately
owned.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-01-05

Last Sunday VS. the day that Dave
Hill fixed to retire from politics. No
crowd assembled to see aim make his
farewell bow. MN.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-01-05

cred by mill and creek; one half mile to
school. Price $1,000 per acre
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-01-05

The Santa Fe. Paul horton. vice
president and traffic mansger. de-
stroyed the Caladonian coal company
By giving rebates to it's rival. Paul
Morton should be kicked out OF the
cabinet and some honest man put in
his place.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-10
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

York by the grace Of God, and Independent. to
Cooper Union for Advancement OF Science ard ART
Teof Kucielsk! individually and as next OF KIN ana
Isatee If Ignac Kucisski. deceased legatee Charles
Kucelsk individually and OF Kin and egatee OF
Tenac ktcielski deceased legatee; Ludwig huclelsK'
Tcvarzvgtwo observation-disclosures Sspitaia Bracl
Tontfratro1 Caroline Butarowizc, John EuJaroVtzc.
Anastasa PomietIarz Julia Mayer, Wadyslaw BonkosHl
executor Kucielskf the executor administrator OF
legal representative. IL OF Ignac hucelsk deceased
and Surety Company and 70 al persons inter
ested in the OF Felix Kucelsk, late OF hrakau
Austria. deceased creditors next OF kin or OTHERWISE
required personally and before surrogate
OF the County Of the Surrosates Court OF
said County held q the County Court House in the
County New York the 2nd day Of January 1895, al
half past of that day. then
ard there judicial settlement Of the account OF
rroceedings Of Cart A Hansmann. anclary Admins
traitor with will annexed of the Goods Cnattes and
Credits OF deceased: and such Of hereby
cited as under the of twe1tyone years re-
orired appear guardian. II have II
YOU none, TO appear and Apply for one 70 be aP-
e,a rdian appointed by the Surrogate TO repre-
sent and act for you In the proceeding
In Testimony Whereof We have caused the Seal OF the
York 70 be hereunto fixed. Witness. Hon
frank T. Fitzgerald, Surrogate Of said
rrc1 County, at the County OF New York. the 26th
- - OF Lord
thousand nine hundred and five
JAMES A. DONNELLY,
Clerk Of Surrogates' Court
BITCHES ROITNDS SC.iURMAS. Attorneys for Anoil-
fsrv Administrator, c. e5 Broadway Manhattan.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-10
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New-York, November 0.

New-Yerk, November 0, 1905
BEEvEs-Receipts cars. lao head including
doing of Importance Feeling steady for good beeves:
duh for others. beef slow quotations
exports Of live cattle or fresh meat from this por, to-
day: tomorrow.
day including 57 for butchers for
market and counting the stale calves 3os on
Veals in limited supply and steady;
Westerns not wanted and about 5 head including
veas sold at s7aSS per 100 Dressed calves slow
dressed and 4G6c dressed grassers and
SalesW. R. Hume: 10 veals, 145 ID average S. 25
per 100 10; CO. iGe b. at 81 s.: -, ~ g. ao.L
at 81 20; led calf. $50 70. at 50 Is.
SHEEP AND I.AMBS-Receipts 20 cars or 441
head including for sIaughterers for the
sale There very light inquiry for both sheep
lambs sheep weak and easier and lambs 100
l5c lower: 15 to sell late in the day;
So 50as3 common prime lambs at s69S7 81
s5as5 25 Canadian lambs at 81 Dressed mutton weak
saies-S Judd & Co: es State lambs So 10 average
~ at ss; ii DO 40 H. at IS: year!ings es ~ at So
e. ~ at s. So cuis IS n. at ss O a. - ''' 40
Newton K CO..; 2oo Virginia lambs, e5 n. at 81; 80
IS State do So 10 at 50 so.
Mcpherson & Co: 210 West Virginia lambs. e5 n.
IS lb at So Is.
D. Harrington 1se Canada lambs. 50 10. at 81; %
Kerns Commission Company: 15e Ohio sheep 1oo io
HoGEReceipts we're . cars. or or an: head all for
fr7m Country dressed hogs steady sGS4c per for
light weight 7A g7Ac for medium do and 6461ac for
Sales Gate yesterday)-H H Hollis: A State hogs
ITS 10 average, at SIS 30 per 100 ~
s. Judd Co: II State hogs. 12s 10, at IS So rough
New-York tribune., 1905-11-10
r EADIMC SYSTEM
NEW Jersey CENTRAL R. r.
:. SWess 2sd St. \. R.

SWest I'D St. ". r.
STATIONS: Foot Liberty St. n. r.
Time shown teiow from Liberty St West I'D St
earlier. noted by designating
- .--,r
EASTON. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND MAUCH
CHUNK-z400 G.1S Eastonl sio A ~. 12o. !se.
500 l05 70 Eas0R Only) p NJ SUM- za2o A. NJ LOO.
wII.FlESBARRE AND SCRANToN-s.lo A. NJ. 12o. 500
LAKEWOOD. LAKEHURsT, TONS RIVER AND BAR,
NEGAT-z4Oo. $40 a. NJ, 150. 500 dAkcwood ana
Iak k3 c415) T. NJ. Sundays. SSO A M
$40 Lakewood and Dakehurst1
ATLANTIC CITY-%e. 40 A. III. ki3. 40 P NJ .---.
POINT PLEASANT AND SEASHORE POINIS-ztOgv5 ~, ~
80 a. xe124O. xt 20. ga 49, a5 10 oso e.sO
i1a.01. Sundays except Ocean Grove 800 A h-' s-o'.
ATISTTIc f1sS + G HIDs. sEABR1GHT. MONMOUTH BcH.
FAST LONG BRANCH-z41o, rs. 80. 8: so. II 80 A n.
PHI 1ziiEfIADELPH1A-.z4s IL MOO msoo 800 m.ie %.
ms12.00. mi 90. 200 900. ,tVo nn'o-o"'
nia6 Go sT00 "a 80. .8.oO 5000 P. NJ j'i2 Is mdt
90 mia 90. 900. 100 '12 10
T2EApING. HARRISBURG. POTTsyIILE AND WILL,
JAMsPoRT-I z400. z430. $500. $40 dooo iico
a NJ Reading onIy) leo. II 90 te 90 d. Read-
ing PottsvIe Harrisburg only. tseo 800. 7.s p n
aDaily tDaIy except Sunday ssundays :Parior
'f froTn Tyentv-third street-b5.e0 p. M c360 p NJ =.
e1o 90 p NJ. "a 80 2. NJ. i50 p M. k32o p M
Of1res: Liberty West 23i St. Astor House. 76f
434 1900 1854 Broadway 1s2 9Th Ave. PSI 9Th Ave- 25
Irion SQUARE 2T9s Sd Ave 2T3 West f25th St. 245
SoInrnbus Ave New York: sl2 3ta s44. SEQ Fulton ST
rooEJvn. ago Broadway Williamsburg New York Trans
fer Co for and checks baggage to destinat ton
w G. BESLER. G. NJ BURT
ytce-Pres. & Gen. Mgr Gen Fassr ASsnt
New-York tribune., 1905-11-10
OTHER MARkETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Nov. 9.-CATTLE-Recepts. 600 head market
best steady. others dull Common to steers So i59
sockers and feeders 81 15s4 calves S2as7 HOGS
2T 900; market weak sc lower choice to
prime heavy 95S5 05; medium good heavy. S4 S5G
81 95: light weight butchers 95dS5 choice
Receipts 30 600 head market unchanged Sheep. s2Q$G
fair TO prime yearngs wethers, So 1885 80; spring
lambs good to choice $7QS7 60.
Kansas City, Nov e-CATTLE-Receipts $500 head
including 500 Southerns market steady
export and dressed beef steers S5g$5 So fair good
So 556s4 so; Western steers So S0GS4 and
feeders So 40Si 20; Southern So 4GS4 Southern
cows. 81 I5@S2 So native cows, 81 1898 go: native
OGSReceips. 13 700 head; market sc 10c top
81 So bulk of sales 81 sOas4 80; heavy 81 s59S4
packers. 81 s0GS4 92 pigs and lights S4 6OGS4 s71s
sHEEP-Rece pts, 1000 head; market strong; native
yealngs "a 509S6; Western clipped yearings So 40GS6
Western clipped sheep 81 50as5 So socker and feeders
50 90Gs4 75.
East Buffalo. Nov e.-cATTLE-Receipts, 25o head:
butchers 81 last 81 hefers S3aS{ %: cows 81 259
SO So: bulls 50 25qS4; sockers feeders. 81 1884
250 head d. active steady $ 5og
higher heavy 109$5 20; mixed ioas5 is: YoTEers
and pigs. s5qs5 10; roughs 81 259S4 49, So Esq
So 75 SHEEP AND LAMBs-Recepts. 5.4O0 head:
earrings S6asG 25 wethers IS soas5 75 ewes S a5
$ 90 sheep mixed. Sc 509S5 70: Canada lambs Sc 59
Cincinnati. Nov. 9.-HoGs quiet butchers and ship
to good shippers SS 920s4 6o s26S2 SHEEP
strong, S36S4 20. LAMBS strong. 81 50dS7 So
Union Stock Yards, Pittsburg Nov. 9.-CATTLE-Sup-
ply light. market steady choice So 5S5 80; prime 81 90
GS5 10 EOGS-Receips light; market slew; heavy
s. 1S pigs sass o. roaehs s4s4 g. a5Efa e
iight market steady: prime wethers. 50 25Qs5 so;
New-York tribune., 1905-11-10
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

York by grace of God free and Independent
To Thomas J. P Ave H. executor Of the Emily
Averin decreased. and to all persons interested in the
of juliet Augusta Kemp. la the Coun New
York, d=cea ed creditos legate next OF kin
otherwise. send set You and ach OF YOU are hereby
cifF Il aTg rCst e al
Surrogate County New York at the su
Court Of county, held at the County Court House
in the County York. the 5;h dl of December
1905 at half past O'Clock in the forenoon of
day there attend Judicial setemen # the
account the procee nss of Ar hur Tryon Ke Fred
erck Morton Tryon sni Stephen H. Tying, as executors
OF the viii of said Juliet Augusta Kemp de eased
ri the crested I'd
Of any supplemental ount VIII ch be hereaf-sr
filed herein such of you here V cited
under the age of twen5y-one required to ap
ra2r bv cua~6i~u ~ have have
none appear and for enc TO be appointed, in
the # faiu ect TO do guaTdisl
VIII be nted by the Surrogate to represent and act
you the proceeding
In testimony whereof have caused the Of the
Surrogstes' of the said c Now
......-. be hereunto fixed W the Hon
Seal. FRANK r FITZ GERALD. a Surrcg OF
-. said county. the COUNTY Of New York.
the 18th dav cf October the year OF our
Lord rue thousand nine hund and five
JANE9 4. DONNELIY
Clerk Of the SliTo ate'c Court
JOHN I1ARKIN. attorney for accountants. oFl-e and
p2stofee address, a Wall ST. Boro of Manhattan.
N z.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-10
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-York, Noyen

coFFEE-The coffee market opened steady at s ulls
nrices advance OF points, ana cIoseo
That basis Sales including switches from near
r1ouhs were 81 900 bags The initial I'M
- IVES due TO better French cables
s,rb according private adyces were Influenced py
a-o.s of continued cfouth Brazil There was COM
ysvay iittle demand here offerings also were
st ana the market showed little speculative feature e
--s he continued evening up Of DecembeT contracts
.Fjrh did not altering the tone OF the market
was talk the reports puosheo IN press
revolution in Brazil early, ou De
ss-s ihs hour local opening private cables had peen
-s.s,yss claiming that disturbances had been sup
,-.ss,S and that situation quiet daNre Closed
franc higher ans Hamburg 4 pig higher Neither
Rrszsn reported change and Tece PTS
f,1ripned about line with the recent average ihe
900 against $4,000 bags last year
frsshv receipts for 10000 bags, against
last year sac Paulo had ST,56i bags against
81 400 market for spot coffee was quiet
v1tr quotations on the of 5-lec for Rio No a.
me range OF contract prices in the local market To-Day
was follows:
New-York tribune., 1905-11-10
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

York, by the of God free and Independent. to
Samuel Hoyt. Reuben NJ Hoyt, Frank r. fIoyt Isabel
Hoyt Bangs, Henry r. Hoyt, Florence II. OTIS Alfred
FIoyt. s Hoyt Rosina 8. Hoyt CoFneia w. Hoyt.
Isabel Hoyt. Hoyt. Alice C. Petit Lyman Henry
Demaray, Josephine T. pemaray. Marion c Diltz
lire z II. Densray. Chauncey Hvda Dernaray. Arthur
Prescott Demaray, Charles H Demaray, Alne Lyon.
Frances n. King. Warren Caldwell Charles H. Caldwell
and Howard g. CALDWELL. the heirs and of kin OF
Mary Irene Hoyt, deceased send sreeting; Whereas,
william F. Moore OF the City Of New York. has lately
applied the surogates Court OF cur County Of New
York q certain instrument in writing, bearing
date the Path day of February 1902 relating to both
personal duly proved the last VIII
and Testament of Mary Irene Hoy late Of the County
of New York deceased Therefore you and each you
aro tied before the Surrogate of
~ New York. al office In the County Of New
9Th OF December. thousand nine hundred
and five haf-past O'Clock in the forenoon of that
dsy then and there attend the probate of the
last VIII Testament. And such Of hereby
ci+ed as the of twenty-one years
REQUIRED to appear by your guardian il you have
or II to appear and apply Tor one 10 be
appointed event Of neglect or failure to do
so guardian VIII be appointed by the surrogate to
represent and act for you in the proceeding.
whereof have caused the Seal OF the
surrogate.s Court Of the said County OF New
Thomas. Surrogate Of our said
County of New York said County, the 10Th cay or Oc
ohar IN the OF thousand nine hundred
anJ Eve JAMES A DOSNELLY,
" " o the Surrogate's Court.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-10
uHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

~ ... v-ac. Of God free independent. TO FHny
allen Henry Allen Ralph Edward Allen 70 WARD Allen
1srtrude E1ith Allen Mabel Allen Llian Aen ChsIies
Sa. aIen Florence Hay and the National surety
Csv work and ali persons interested IN the
sstas of Philip Allen. late Of the County OF New 1erk
s.a5 as creditors egatses, next Of Kin or etherWse
s grsa,Irg: You and Of are hereby cited and
,reS p.rsonaIly 70 and appear before our Surrogate
the sGrrogates Court of
"a county held County Court House IN TIE
salu ~ s::.v~ Work on the Of December 1868
a. haifpsst ten o'clock in the forenoon OF thai day
ne, , - nroeeadInzs OF Charles G. Fraacklyn. ae
~ he estate OF said deceased and such OF you
rited as under the age OF twenty-cne
are REQUIRED 10 appear By your guardian Il yon have
van Rave none appear and apply for one TO
b anonted or in event OF your NEGLECT or failure
10 d. - will be aIDonte1 1y ts surrogate 70
.rose-. - ana act for you In the proceeding
n testimony whereof We nave e-1t1 lt sea- % tae
york 10 be heTspntc affixed. Witness Hon
EPaN.rl T FITZGERALD. Surrogate Of
our said county. the County Of New YORK
re i,f day cs November IN the year OF our
- -. ,henss nd u.ue hundred and Ave.
@l4e sAe A DCENELLY.
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