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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-06-04
For q Little Girl.

Here is little round yoked dress.
having box plaits in front and back.
which may be worn with or without
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-06-04

FOR SALE CHEAP-A QUICK MEAL
range, six holes, asbestos lined, only
been used two months, or Will trade
for a good COW. Apply 42S Maple
street.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-22

Man who DsheaAeA Charles I.
The mysterious masked man who be-
headed Charles I. remains British ana
logue for the Man With the Iron Mask.
Lilly. the lying astrologer, denounced
Cornet Joyce at the restoration, but
Joyce on the fatal Both Of January was
not In favor with Cromwell. The par.
ish register Of Whitechapel records the
burial In 1910 Of Richard Brandon. the
common hangman, and opposite the en-
try contemporary hand wrote that
he cut OF the head Of Charles the
First" Brandon himself asserted that
they made him do 1t for f8O." with
which he drank himself 70 death.-Dun'
dee Advertiser.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-22

Persons who have irritsbility Of the
heart should not drink hot water. Hot
water will cause palpitation In such
cases. Persons with diiated stomachs
should avoid the drinking Of hot water;
persons afflicted with "sour stomachs;"
persons who have soreness Of the
stomach or pain induced by light pres
sure should also refrain from drinking
H. Hot water will relieve thirst bet
Ter than cold water. and for that pur-
pose 1t should not be condemned. but
not water is an excitant. and in cases
10 which irritation Of the stomach o..
lists It should be avoided.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-22


Whether shiftlessness Is vice that
is incurable or a habit that can be
overcome. 1t is anyhow condition that
perplexes and irritates relieving off,
cials. Shlftlessness is paying ones
last 80 cents for circus ticket without
learning where tomorrow's breakfast
Is coming from. 1t Is q refusal to re-
pair the leak in the roof when the sun
shines. 1t is killing the goose that lays
the golden eggs. 1t takes no thought Of
the morrow. 1t never lays up anything
for a rainy day. 1t always ignores op-
portunities. 1t prefers to rely on neigh
borhOod bounty to hustling for itself.
1t won't work, except under the pres
sure Of necessity. It never gets ahead.
Hartford Times.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-22
DsuAsssy.

Ihe everyday cares and duties which
men call drudgery are the weights and
eounterpoises OF the clock Of time. CIV
Ing It's pendulum q true vibration and
l,s lands q regular motion. and when
tney cease to hang upon it, wheels the
pe"auium no longer swings. the hands
10 longer move. the clock stands still.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-22


For Member Of Congress. ID Congresuion
District:
FRANK CLARK. Of Columbia.
For Justices Of the Supreme Court:
CHAs. b. PARKHII.L, Of Escambda.
JAMES B. WHITFIELD, Of Leon.
For Ruilsnad Commissioner:
NEWTON A. BI.rTCH. Of Levy.
r. HUDSON BURR, Of Dsde.
For members House Of Representative:
EUGENE 8. MATTHEW'S.
HENRY @. PEEPLES.
For County Tax Assessor:
N. D. wAINRI0HT.
For County Tar Collector:
q. w. ALDERMAN.
For County Treasurer:
J. B. DOWLING.
For Members School Board:
L. w. KICKLITER.
O. L. NIzHLL.
e. L. CROSBY.
For County Commissioners:
WA. RRSsANT.
N. q. WAINRI0HT.
J. H. DOWLIN0.
d. J. BYRD.
g. J. KNIGHT.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-22

Yne Lon-Ths Leopard you know.
cannot change his spots. Ihs zshes-
wen. ! cant change my stsipss slthss.
ous 10 one ever theuGht Y q suneisnt
interest to MAKE . peovssb of.-Phiis-
oslphia Record.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-22

Bradford county farmou who have
been wise In the SELECTION of their lands
and who are applying good buansn
methods to their operations are al
prospering. We have one of the best
and heaithiest sections in the state.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-22

There IL . widespread sentiment In
favor Of having county commissioners
elected by their respectives distEicts and
there will no doubt be IN effort made at
the next session Of the legialatare 70
amend the present law.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-22

After each primary election We hear
many susgestions Of The necessity for
amendments 70 the law governing suOh
elsctions. The law needs amendment.
We are told. In what particular. pray
talli To ~ the law seems tood enough.
and all that seems nsoeaaAry is for Il 70
be faithfully carried out In the holding
Of the elections.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-22

Think Of Columbia county. They
are 70 have third primary. Isn't that
the hmitn The ONCE OF tax collector
was - only one to be settelsd In the
escond primary. n. L. Bowling No
coived 6l7 votes and W. n. Perry 6lS.
reryy o0atestsd On the ground oe irreg.
ulosltias and the county committee sus.
tailae Nm. ordering the third primary
for Jeae sllh.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-22

Ths ~ County Times wisely dep.
recates - custom Of Publishing cards
Of thsu1n toe tho sympathetio minis
trations q lllends In times Of bereave-
ment, urglng - . reason that "when
sickness and 6sath como 10 your home
It u only nstayl that your friends and
neighbors do what they csn 10 assist
you; they would b hsathens II they
did not."-St. Augnstins Record.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-22

Tho. 49, g - .xslsgrsph very
mssh - 11Do ~ inahili1v % aI1snd
the meo1ln9 - - y3oe1ls Pssss
Aasoeialion - O. - ~ so1rst ~
bsss sooen1aa1o1 y soo1lng ~ eScel-
lent papsss yea4 - ~ neo11n9 y Ssm-
berv of the annoela1ion. ~ - >
rsthsr Close sts1enb q ~ eo1lop -
liversd at ths maoHaO e - E1lone
press sasocistione q - eGnn1U -
published from nns = ~ Il ~
trade Journals. an1 y y plonGnG r.
note that the ad1Soasao 1o1lQoCo1 ~
ocala by our own ylogi1s 1hh4 -,
ers do not suffer BY oompAgi6oo -:
the brightest We hsvs yeaA fboD 60
states Florida he's no rsasee - h1n11I)
ior her "prsss gang" 1hev elnl1D n
,nsh average in eoppasison viGh tho1B|
brothers aud sisters In other staHoG
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-22

1is Jsasrson Rsll. one a ylorids's
talented nswpapss women. \ snnAins
ont 70 sons oe the staas pApsm . hsighe
And readahle TallAhaaAss ls11as. M
~ = GO q the nnss suasseIl vsilss
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-22

x sso eostituOny, shall Dre.
aent Z !rne Dall; then he can be brought
then. 'AN 'aiy
You are to hear the evidence det.r
mine whether or not there has been a
vtolaetou OF the law; and il Won find
that there has been a violation of Of
the law, then whether certa;n
party or parties have violated the lax
foo are to be governed by the sv;
dence In your consideration and no, hr
mere suspicion; but that evidence .si
have hereeofore explained TO Won do
not require proof OF guilt 10 the excIn
SION Of md beyond a reasonable Sonn.
bat simply evidence sufficient ~ '' ~
vtnce your own mind that a cr;me IN pn.
been committed, and that car,a:1 aas
party, or parties, have committed II
The States Attorney is made hr M
law your legal adviser, and he w;', oil
esn1sc you at such times as Won Wi "
deetre his services in the examinat;o may
Witnesses. IN explaining to Won tha Ia ~
~ the pertinency of the eyidenoa
any other matter before Won ana "
Will be with you at all times tha, ' M IN
may wish him. except when Won o9 9Vu
vote, ~ 10 whether you will or will ~ 70
Ind . true bill. Then no one u hnt ncl ,sa
grind jury can be present. '1' '''e
NOW. . grand jury. its usefulness ~,
~. y dstermiued BY the actions SS os or
gEen1 5sry itself. and the oath that snm sme
have taken spprehsnds the dut;ss Sou
- snposso upon you, and shall read
- 20 s,owly and distinctly the ossI
lhotyoa have taken; ' oa'h
tee = Grand jurors for the bodv o,
- eooney q AlachpA, do solsnnTa ~
'seas sAss yoa VII diligently inquire.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-22

County division was the Issue upon
which the campaign vas fought out In
De6oto county. The Ana-divisionists
won . signal victory. and the Arcadia
News could not resist tl,s temptation 10
eive expseaaion 10 its ~ By bringing
1osoh ~ eampaign fowlA Judge
Hpohogs ~ secosasful oanAidale, u
pepuaaaa1e1 ~ : lasty. growing soostsr.
WAl1e 11l1g Joedan. the oandidAas Of
~ 4Iyt1ca 1osoeG, y rsprsssutad By .
siek an6 Aa6o61o1 lsokiag bird.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-22

OUR GREAT STRAWBERRY INDUSTRY.
Over e80O, 900 worth of strawberries
were marketed 1t Starke during the
past season. Over e400, 600 was paid to
the growers Of Bradford county for this
crop. This 10 one Of the best money
crops in Florida.-Lake City Reporter.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-22

SessU wm0 - uuJRHod 70 COMPLAIN
- or Glow psosrsm In making good
yon1s mus 81 down 10 the bedrock
opNelaslon that u takss money 70 do the
u91 1 w vant The WORT quickly
- - nat aAep1 . msthod of getting
~ nenng ~ = aleDp. 1--we went 70
Aihe vogb NJ ~ U1nAaAl proos~ Of
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n1lnoo1 ~ - Ga1aA psagvsss of
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-17
BOSTON STOCKS.
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

IBy Telegraph The Tribune
Chicago, March 16-F1rnness in the wheat mar
ket at Liverpool smaller Argentine shipments than
expected improving demand for -four and reduced
receipts in the Northwest all went 10 the making
of strong wheat market here to-day. May closed
AZ an advance Of nc 20 80 May closed &c
higher. and May sc 10 &c decline. Pro-
visions were stronger and higher.
The sharp advance and strength in wheat in the
Liverpool market and lighter shipments from Ar
gentina reused bullsh sentiment in the local mar
ket and early in the session prices were given a
boost Later in the day the local market was dull
with prices inclined 10 slip back Local receipts
cars, with cars estimated for tomorrow.
May closed at 7sSsc. after selling high 7SS4c
I63sc and low 1Ssc. July closed 7sc 7S5sc
the highest was 1S9sc, and the lowest 77isc.
The corn market ruled rather hrm, and there
was general covering by shorts, influenced by the
action OF wheat and condnued UnfavOrable weather
for the movement There continued buying
Of July and selling OF May, with some selling on
were l52 cars with $50 estimated for Jo-TnOr-
row. Shipments hence Were $4,000 bushels May
sold from 49sc 10 435zc TO $3.50 and closed at $3.50
july closed at 43S4c 70 43.sc after selling high
fs5sc and as low SSasc TO 1870.
The market for oats opened strong, May selling
high as 5O5sc ana, though this ngure was shaded
later, the tone firm TO the close The sample
market strong and prices were better. Local
receipts were 10l cars, with 30 estimated for
tomorrow. Shipments hence We're $4,000 bushels.
May sold from 3Qihc down 2S3sc 10 294c, and
closed the latter price. July closed 2S24c to
2sec, the highest was 23lsc and the lowest 26SSc.
Provisions moved ia q rather irregular course,
but prices averaged shade better than in the
PREVIOUS session Packers were good buyers or
ribs May pork opened at sl5 95 and eased off 10
SIS S. May lard sold from 81 80 up TO 81 9232, and
eased of 10 the former price. May ribs sold from
IS Is. Hog receipts were 14O00 hend, and prices
the yards were SC 70 l0c higher
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-17
NEHEMIAH U-THE PEOPLI

- Of the State OF New York by the grace Of free
and independent William c. Tompkins Eveline
Williamson Na1etta TorIpkins Edith F. Williamson
Elizabeth A. Cornstock, Catherine NJ Ccmstock I.
Comstocx Thomas w. Comstock, William W. Comstock
Charles T ComstocH Marie A c. Comstock. William T
Comstock, William p COmstock Elizabeth T. Comstock
Cornstock Hannah H Cornstock. David c.
stock Harold 4. Harold ComstOck William
ComstOCk. Lucy T. Rathbun, William T Rathbun
Feutarnin Rathbun Catherine L. Waid. Sherwood Lee
Waid Doris ]. Waid Nanetta Tompkns and Edith f
Williamson all persons interested OF
Nehemiah T. Tompkns late Of the County OF York
deceased creditors. kin
send greeting: and each OF md
required personally be and before
OF the County New York at the Surrogates Court
said County held the County Court House in the
county New York the 10Th day Of April 1906 at
haIfpast O'Clock in the forenoon Of day
81 proce sdings OF William Substituted
Trustee OF VIII and Testament OF said de
ceased such 81 hereby cited under
age OF twCnty-One years required bv
YOUR guardian II have IL have
appear apply for 10 be appointed. the
OF your neglect failure do guardian will
the Surrogate 10 represent and fer
the proceeding.
Surrogates' Court Of the said County Of New
York 10 be hereuuto affixed. Witness Hon
said County, at the County Of New
14th day OF February. in the year OF our Lord
thousand nine hundred end six
DANIEL J. DOWpNEY,
Clerk Of the SurTpgates Court.
RrTCH WOODFORD BOVEE s. BUTCHER. Attorneys
for Trustee, Office and Post0sico Address Wall ST
New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-17
nHE PEOPLE OF TIE STATE OF NEW

- York by the grace Of God free and independent
George Howard Josephine Florence Shepherd
the husband heirs and Of KIN % Annie T Coveney
Whereas William \. n
York lately applied To the Surrogates
our County Of New York 20 have in
strIrnent IN writing consisting OF two
tells purporting relate both real and personal
Annie r Covensy, late Of the County OF New York,
each 10 appear
before Surrogate or County q York al his
Office IN the County ~ New York the 23d day OF
April one thousand hundred sax at halr-past
en O'clock OF that then there
such Of hereby cited under
twentyons years, required appear by
guardian II have II YOU have none TO au-
pear and apply for be appointed. event
o neglect failure to a guardian be
appointed BY the Surrogate you
the proceeding
n testimony whereof have seal OF the
SurrogaJss OF the said 10 he
affixed. Witness Hon Frank T Fitz-
IL 8 gerald a Surrogate Of said County Of New
York said county oath day az February
year Lord thousand hundred six
DANIEL J. DOWDNEY
Clerk OF the Surrogate's Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-17
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool March 16-Closing-WITE nominal;
futures firm; March nominal May IS ED July. Is esd
-Spot-Annerican mixed. new, firm. Az Id; Amer-
mixed old. quiet zs "a; futures firm; March nom
inal; MAJ, 2ad. PTSAS-Canadian steady IS 100.
FIJOCR-St. Louis fancy winter steady IS. HOPS IN
LONDON Pacific Coast, quiet f2qE3 JOS. BEF" firm
ira India mess 7ss Cd PORK firm prime mess. West
ern. rs Sd EIAMs-short cut u 10 l6 10 nrna, ass
steady; Cumberland cut, 26 10 30 n. AIS Cd:
short RIB p n. ass Cd long clear middles light
2S 20 "a 10 Cd long clear iddles heavy. 30 10 10
~ Ses ort backs IL TO 20 n AS Cd clear bellies.
ii 10 i6 10 81. Square II 10 Is ID,
steady 8ss LARD firm; prime Western IN uerces sOs
American refined in pals. COS 80 BLrI59It steady
T'tSTSrZSF frrn American finest white 63s: American
enssf eolored Cos. TALLOW-Prime city firm. 25s.
s,eaSy as IOs4d NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. quiet. cad.
I,TNySFT1I OIL 2ls Sc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-17
Citations.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT-IN THE
~ Matter Of the Application for the appointment OF
Trustee under VIII and Testament OF Anthony
German in the place and stead OF George Car
ter deceased Vincent Hospital in the City or
New York Ellen German. Mary Cunningham MagEie
CSerrfrv The Sisters OF Poor Of Francis IN the
81 New York Francis Hospital IN the city OF
New York Roman Catholic Orphan asylum in the city
81 New York St Vincent de Paul Nativity Conference
OF The Nativity Church the City Of New York and
John German. Mary McCullen and James German, and
law and next OF kin Of Sarah German de-
ceased others, heirs at law and next OF kin
Sarah German deceased whose names and places OF
residence unknown:
Pursuant to an order by James A. Blanchard
ons of the Justices Supreme Court OF the state
81 New York dated February 2. 1906 and duly entered
in the Once Clerk OF the County OF New York on
day OF February 1905 you r hereby reued 70
show cause Special Term Part I. q the supreme
Court York. 20 be held IN the Court House IN
tho Borough Of Manhattan City Of New York, on The
OF and onehalf o'clock IN the
forenoon or counsel be heard
why William q other suitable person should
Of the Trust Estate under the
WIN OF tho said Anthony German deceased during the
continuance said upon giving such bonds Is
10 the Court may lust and proper.
Dated New York March 14th, 1906.
FETTRETCI. sIL4KAAN & 6EYBEI+ Attorneys for Pc
ttoner, Once Post Once Address. No a. Park
Row, Manhattan. New York City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-17
NEW YORK SUPREME CoURT-IN THE

Matter of the Application foF the appointment OF
Trustee under VIII and Testament Of Hannah
NJ Macey deceased IN the place ana stead Of George Car
deceased.-To Vincent Hospital in the Gay OF
New York Ellen German. Mary Cunningham, Maggie
Cierrtty The Sisters Of St Francis in the
on, ~ New York 81 Francis Hospital Ia the city OF
New York Roman Catholic Orphan ASYLUM In the city
,f New York Vincent de Paul Nativity Conference
OF Nativity Church in the city OF New York. and
ne heirs at law and OF kin OF German de-
ceased and 20 all others heirs OF kin
Of Sarah German deceased. whose and places OF
residence unknown;
Pursuant order made by 4 Blanchard
one OF the the OF the state
OF New York dated March 3D. 1906. and duly entered
ia Clerk OF the County o York
the 5n day OF March 1905 you hereby required 10
show cause at Special Term. Part J. OF the Supreme
u New York 70 bs held In the Court House in
Borough OF Manhattan, City OF New York the
first Of O clock the
forenoon. thereafter be heard
william T. Fay other suitable should
appointed Trustee o. the Trust Estate under the
VIII tie said Hannah n Mackey, deceased during the
continuance % the said Trust upon giving bond
10 the may Just and proper
York, March 18th 1906
FETTRETCH sILKMAN & sE.YBEL. Attorneys FOR Pc
titioner. Once Post once Address No. Park
Row Manhattan. New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-17
DELAWARE & HUDSON REPORT.

Tts ner income ~ the Delaware Hudson
Company cor The year ended December 81, after all
clsrges was equal 20 l1s0 per cent the s4oS400p
f0ck Outstanding, as compared WIKI 10 Sc per cent
Or $4,000 stock outstanding in the preceding
year. The report states that debentures have been
paid 70 the amount Of Ss5OO0, and that 500 shares
cs-ock purchased al par for the sinking fund
i16 cancelled, amounting 70 $4,000, making re-
tuccon In equalization OF the property in the
zE year ~ s555O00 At the end Of the year the
company sinking fund amounted TO s22s.632 When
ne new Albany d Susquehanna bonds were
caered 70 -he stockholders OF the company, there
remained $4,000 not taken. These were aPpro-
paa1ec n the sinking fund When they are issued,
upon April next this balance viii be used In pay
m Tor these bonds and the purchase OF the bonds
w. require also advance upon the sinking funo
i'f The current year, amounting 10 s2S2.SSS The
Dofos viii be At once exchanged for 2,2S5 shares
q ne company which viii be cancelled The 455
albany susquehanna bonds Will remain IN the
HesslFy q the company. The Delaware d Huo-
soa Company produced ,zss tons OF anthracite
eoa- l1 1906 out % total production Of el.zo2o
:. ne close OF the year the company had on hand
h3sl tons
Tie condensed income account for the year fol-
loEs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-17
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW


- York by the Grace God, Free and Independent-
To Lima ] Saal, Robert c. KaemsreF
the last Win and Testament OF Emil Schaefer deceased
Mary Satg Hospital ana Dspensary in the CITY
Of New York, German Society OF City OF New
Isabella Reimath OF the City Of New Wartburg
Orphan Farm School. Mount Vernon New York;
NJ Schaefer, Frteda E Schaefer Rudolf Z SaaI
Emelie Saal. Frederick Saal F. NJ Emile
Schaefer Edmee ElOse Schaeter. Rudolph J Schaefer
Testament of Frederick Chnann. deceased. Charles
Runk and Aurea z Runk. guardians Of the persons
FTeda E Schaefer Eleanor NJ Schaefer; Colonial
Trust Company guardian Of the OF
Schaefer and Eleanor Nj. Schaefer; Lima }.
general guardian of the and property Of Rudolf
Saal and Emile Saal; and all in
in the OF Macmillan Schaefer
kin otherwise, send greeting You you
hereby cited and required personally ap-
before Surrogate OF the County New
the Court OF said County held
House In the County OF New York the
OF March 1904. half-past O'Clock IN the
then and there 10 attend judicial
OF the account OF proceedings OF Rudolph Schaefe
Testament deceased; you hereby
a. under the Of twenty-ons years.
qured by guardian. II have
appear and apply for O ap-
pointed OF neglect failure 10
guardian will be appointed by the Surrogate rep
and for In the proceeding.
Testimony Whereof. We have the OF 10
Surr0gates OF ne said County OF New
affixed.
Witness Hon. Abner c. Thomas a Surrogate Of our
County. the County Of New York the 25th
January. the year OF Lord thousand
drsd and ABNER G. THOMAS.
ISeaLl Surrogate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-17
Dividend Notices.

sLOSs SHEFFIELD STEEL & IRON COMPANY.
Birmingham. Alabama
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THIS
COMPANY have declared a quarterly dividend Of
ONB AND THREE-FOURTFS PER CENT $3.50
the Preferred stock, Of the earnings payable April
1906 at the office Of the Guaranty Trust Company Of
New York. stockholders of record three F. NJ,
March 49, 1906 office OF the Central Trust
pany of New York, Transfer Agent Books
?. NJ March 10. 1906 and reopen April 3. 1906
FRED c. RANDALL, Asst. Secretary.
New York. March L. 1906.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-17
Citations.
YNHE PEOPLE OF THE STA

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
= York, by the grace God and independent: To
WlLIam Wright. Mary 3 Towne, Emma L. Conover Mary
/. Crawford. r. Jennie Conover Anna A. Woodbridge
CHARLES Rode Mary ". Falconer James A caro-
line r Deuham, Mary W Crantham. Ellie Markle
g SETON Charles A Seton MsbeIe L. Payne. Stephen
: Read Emily r. Porter Ernestne Maria Randall
Adult Whitley, Caroline McIntire. William . Wright
George W Wright Edna II. Jenkins Kenneth L.
Peck all OF whom heirs next Of kin Of Fannie T
Wright late OF the New York,
Wright Frederick Wright and Freeman Wright who
cousins OF said Fannie 2 Wright deceased and the
widows and descendants, n any OF such Of
he dead said widows and descendants
and 70 the heirs and next kin names are IN
known, II there be. Of said de-
ceased, send greeting Whereas Edgar Whtlock the
CITY Of New York has lately applied the Surrogate
StrUment in writing relating real and personal
property, duly proved the last VIII
Fannie F.. Wright, late the County o York de-
ceased therefore and each Of cited
flee in the County OF New York the 10th
one thousand nine hundred six, a. haf-past ten
o'clock in the forenoon day al
tenI the probate OF the said last Will Testament
And such OF as hereby cited under
OF twenty years, required appear your
guardian. II have you none appear
and apply for TO be appointed Of your
neglect or failure 10 do guardian will be appointed
by the surrogate 10 represent and for In
ceeding In testimony whereof caused Seal
OF Surrogates said County OF New York
to I've hereuntO affixed.
Witness, Hon. FRANK T. FITZGERALD Surrogate
OF cur said County OF New York said County
day OF February, In the year Of our Lord one
IL 81 thousand nine hundred and six
DANIEL J. DOwDNEY.
Clerk OF the Surrogates Court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-17

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-,-rr 90 1st con IS. 1888. 7 & L.. los
f--ss Ess- 80 NJ Isl IS 1893 & y T4iz 75is
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