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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-12-15
Picture and Frame.

''The function that the framing of a
picture should subServe and the char
acter which it consequently should
have are so obvious that seemingly
they ought not TO be so easily and so
often lost to view, as in reality they
are says Frederick w. Coburn in the
International Studio. a pictorial CON-
position should, of course, be inclosed
by a frame of such a sort that its at
Effectiveness will be enhanced and that
an agreeable transition will be estab-
lished between it and its surroundings.
Although the frame may in and for IL
self be beautiful, its beauty must be
kept distinctly subservient to the aes-
thetic value of the picture. In no event
may it be positively ugly. If machine
construction is necessarily involved,
this must at least be made as unobjec-
tionable as possible. However. the
frame should be produced in strict ac-
eordance with handicraft methods"
Matrimonial Amenities.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-12-15

| SeINlGeS-
First Methodist. corner Fifth ave
nue. and Nineteenth street; Rev. r. b.
Williams, pastor Sunday school at
$50 a. N. Junior league at 2:30. Ep-
worth league at $50 p. m. Services
at 10:45 a. M, and 1870 D. m. Morn
ing subject. Sources of Delight
Evening subject, IAN Important CUES,
| ticn"
Spencer Memorial Methodist church,
corner Forty-third street and Seventh
avenue; Rev. W. P. Mac Vey, pastor.
Epworth League at $50 p. m. Serv.
ices at 10:45 a. m and 1880 p. m
German Methodist, corner of Sixth
avenue and Fourteenth street; Rev. w.
C. Schultze. pastor. Services at 10: As
a m, and 7:30 p. m. Sunday school at
9:15 a. m.
Wyman A NJ. E. Mission. Thirteenth
street and Fifth avenue S. r. Cottrell,
pastor Services at IL a. m. and p.
M, and 1880 p. M. Sunday school at
1890 M Morning subject. Life and
the World is What We Make Them
First Church of Christ, Scientist,
Twenty-third street, between Seventh
and Ninth avenues. Services at 10: 40
a. M Sunday school follows morning
service. Reading rooms in church edi-
flee open daily except Sunday from .
to p. IN. Topic, rs the Universe, In
Guiding Man, Evolved by Atomic
Force?"
St Joseph's Roman Catholic, corner
Second avenue and Fourteenth street.
Dean ]. ]. Quinn, pastor. Mass at s
and 1920 a. m Vespers at 1880 p. m.
Sunday school at p. m.
Sacred Heart Roman Catholic, Tween
ty-eighth street and Fifth avenue.
Rev. J. F. Lockney, pastor Mass at
s and 1880 a. m. Sunday school at 2
p. m. Vespers at 1880 p. m.
st. Mary's German Catholic, corner
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-12-15
FIX THOSE ROADS
Rock Island Should Follow Mo-
lines Example and Make
Ingress Easier.
NEED is THE GREATER HERE
Highways Between Here and Milan
Sad Commentary Upon City's
Enterprise.

The fact that the Moline Business
Mems association is actively taking up
the work of improving the highways
leading to that city, should spur Rock
Island business men on to a similar
enterprise. Rock Island is even more
in need of good roads for ingress and
egress than is Moline. being more near
ly cut off from the farming districts by
natural barriers.
Very little has been done to improve
the roads between here and Milan for
several years. notwithstanding the fact
that one road is owned and must be
kept in repair by the city or be abso-
lutely neglected That the Ninth street
road has been next thing to absolutely
neglected all will agree who have had
occasion to travel over it for several
seasons past. Its nearly impossible
condition has driven traffic over the
hills of the Twelfth street road, where
the surface is unfit for heavy traffic,
and the result is that this highway, too,
is kept rough and uneven, difficult to
haul heavy loads over, dangerous to
the springs of light vehicles, and next
to impossible for the unlucky bicyclist-
Chance for Drag.
Rock Island should not only keep
the Ninth street road in repair. but it
should assist South Rock Island in
maintaining the Twelfth street road
and here, it may be stated, lies one of
the most magnificent opportunities for
a demonstration of the split log drag
that Rock Island county affords.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-12-15
CLEAR OLD STOCK
Grocers and Jobbers Preparing
to Observe the Pure
Food Law.
BUY WITH END IN VIEW
Will Be No More "Evaporated Cream
-Mincemeat Must Be Sold
Dry Hereafter.

There is but little of the old stock of
goods failing to comply with the new
pure food law, now on the shelves of
Rock Island groceries" said a sales
man for a wholesale grocery house to
an Argus reporter. Nearly all have
closed out the old goods and are buy
ing stock now that conforms to all
regulations of the new law
The change is mainly noticeable in
the labelling of the goods. Many a
housekeepeT has sent can of evap-
GRATED milk back to her grocer. indig-
nantly reminding him that she ordered
evapOrated cream. Then the grocer
has to explain that under the new pure
law, the can has to be labeled milk, for
there never was such a thing as evap-
GRATED cream, though the manufacturer
did say so on his label. The new law
believes that the whole truth should be
told in every instance.
Hits Mincemeat.
Mincemeat comes under the new
law in curious manner, although the
housewives do not know it. Now store
mincemeat cannot be manufactured
and sold wet" without something be-
ing put in it to prevent it from sour
ing. The law won't stand for preserva-
line and therefore the mincemeat has
10 be sold dry. That's the way the
gTOcers are buying it. and with the adj
ditiOn of little water they make up
little at a time.
The new law has advanced prices
but very little. In many cases the
cost of manufacture has been reduced
by the new law because the artificial
coloring is not allowed But the law
will drive some of the cheapest grades
of canned goods from the market for
the reason that their cheapness was
caused by the use of impure articles
in their manufacture. and impurity is
synonymous with punishment under the
new law.
other Changes Noted.
Canned meats, eatsup, mustard, vim
egar and many other things have I'M
dergone changes. Potted ham and
ported chicken, or a great deal of what
formerly sold for these things. is now
labeled chicken favored" The real
thing, and only the real thing, is label
ed pOtted ham or ported chicken. and
it costs more than the old style, which
wasn't either ham or chicken.
Some of the jobbing houses still
have small supplies of the old stock on
hand. but this must be disposed of by
July /, 1907. After that date only
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-12-15

those goods that comply with the new
law can be sold.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-12-15
Sunday school at 2:3O p. m.

Sunday school at 80 p. m
United Presbyterian. Third avenue
aud Fourteenth street. Sunday school
at $50 a. m. Young Peoples society
at G:45 p. m. Services at 10:45 a. m,
and 7:45 p. m. Rev. y. \. Porter OF
Sterling. Kan. will preach at both
services.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-03
ALBANY & HUDSON.
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

FBv Telegraph 10 The Tribune.
Chicago Aug. 2.-Wheat to-day was weak to be-
gin with, and firm at the close with prices not
much changed in the end from what they were at
the close yesterday. December was l-l6c down,
and December and May each &c lower. Trade was
only q moderate dimensions. and largely confined
70 the local talent Corn had better tone, closing
&c 70 q up for September and at &c to &c i'm
proTeneat FOR May oats also gained little
ma prices being from he 10 sc higher. Pro-
visions had much stronger action than for con-
siderable time. lard being especially strong. and
closing Z7zc higher on the reduced stock. Pork
J7lsc
The decline in wheat was decided by the traders
To-Day 10 aave lasted long enough, and while there
vas little 70 create hrmness at the opening. which
"as weak, the tone became stronger. Trade was
-loseEate and largely local. Local receipts were
~ cars. with 59l cars estimated for tomorrow.
--spea by the strength in corn, the market wholly
SDsesed from its early loss, September selling up
=. ,sae and December from &c TO 761sc to 765Sc
re new strength in wheat urged the buying OF
.,sa corn at the start 10 raise the price Of the
' commodity 10 a slight extent The gain, how
ever was material or well sustained. There
--4-a-i-s of dry weather in certain districts.
'F tAe midday session made substantial
-.~Nees Local receipts were l2S cars. with lSS
- esltaated Tor tomorrow. Shipments hence
~ ~ bushels
= -s oat market had strong start. although the
- D.-ces were not well maintained. and there
- more confident ;one. Reports thus far were
- = Z snort and irregular yield. Local receipts were
~ ~ cars with 2S7 estimated for tomorrow
--iliAfI ITS he,.ce were 10000 bushels. September
80 Nom se7so to Slc on to SO7sc 301sc, and re-
acted 10 SgEsc
PROVISIONS were fairly active ard strong at the
o1'sei Inc monthly stocks % provision statement
s-ed after the close last night showed stocks con-
Noelahly less than expected. The light run OF hogs
vas also bull feature. There was a good COM
mission house demang and packers were active on
lAe buying side September pork opened at SIG 50
isi or SIC s7k and reacted to SIC 50; September
fd opened IS G7is. went on 70 S. g 70 $ g73k and
reacted S. -; September ribs opened az S e2h 20
= 30 and sold up 20 50. Hog receipts were 1900
-~@a and prices at The gsges were shade lower
New-York tribune., 1906-08-03

9Sn % Ike d9 q9dE S snd IN % pair @ do @ 5a
16gl7c do over ~ l2a@lsc: do scalded 70 and
ESs oS DaT dry R Bed s No % %RgG s. DO n No So
PoTAToEs And VEGETABLES Receipts of Irish
potatoes sti liberal and meeting rather slow de-
and oE with r prices in buyers SyU IS e
the buyer Choice green corn steady; common grades
liberal EeeeIpts beans pienty dun lover
sale at easy prices: choice dry stock in light supply
and would sell wen. Western New York peas ana
prices fell heavily. closing weak and uncertain Fancy
quote POTATOES Long Island per Dbl s. SoSs2 do
Jersey 81 2Sgsl o do per 6as 81 69sl 0' DO Delaware
Eastern shore sss$1 81 q s2@asE% seconds: SoS
per basket, i5cQSl %; DO Southern yellow per DBL
g sS$s SS g. sRs Sc Mas and g. r 100 Sanee
and Jersey per i60 s2as4 do per bb 5ocas1: CUcUM-
BERs Jersey and Long leland per box 59aeSc; do
56 2 G$2 So Do A62ny per M basket 4ds sOggSe %
SEX PfKf RoekiSmd County. OP per fo sass o
do Jersey 1000 s29s2 49, do per Dbl 81 50qs2 25;
5O975c CELERY state and Michigan per dozen, $50
FTowERs Si Long Island o1S per es 75eess: EaPiAs
Se NofdS Der Go large crate si LIMA BEANS Hasken
sack per bag s2Gs2 5o South jersey potato per bag
$i 5Ss$i $ % SS do st siqsi 81 90 Sia4yand
5oS75cp LEFTGeE; state. bSI basket; 5ssasi
So DO per S9 5S 81 & S ssasy snd per cSS SS pS bo
siasi 81 do Shelter island per Dbl s2@s2 81 DO other
50 25; Jersey white. basket 81 l29S1 50 DO vel
bush crate T5e@sl %; do MARYLAND and Virginia white
per bbl S2GS3 do potato per A Dbl basket I0c4SSi
90 Dbl s29S2 25 do Ksntgcky per bag 81 2ggsi 20
carrier. $l0s1 %; do Jersey 1000 s1Gs1 3: PEP.
crate 4C5de; PEAS Western NeW York large per
basket. 5Oc1S1; do per bag. 259T5c; STRING BEANS
state green per basket 6Oc6s1 do wax. 5O@s5c: do
per bag 506 75c nearby per basket bag 50G65c;
SQUASH. marrow. per Dbl 5O3I5c; do yellow crook
neck and white. 5Oai5c; TOMATOES Monmouth County,
per box 4Ocds1 25 do South Jersey 25eG$l TCRNIPS.
Jersey rutabaga. bbl. I5e
HAY AND STRAw-HAY-T threatened rains rSinstorm nI,
light receipts lkey to develop some aeCqmulatISn %
continue firm, supported by the stay at-h9me buyers
bales per ~ 81 O5 No ], 95d974c; No SS0STlsc;
No g. 7OdT5c: shipping 50660c clover mixed best $50
SOC other 556T0c; clover. clear 50Q65c. STRAW-The
has improved in quality and top quota
tons are higher; fair demand 5566Oc per 100 n.
Receipts hay reported the Produce
Exchange to-day; Hudson River Railroad, 2l0
Erie 40: Pennsylvania 80: Delaware. Lackawanna s
Western, 40 Lehish Valley. 90 Ontario Western. 10;
Central Of New JERSEY go river beats 13o Canal 322
1892 Receipts of rye straw. SO tons.
Toledo Aug 2-CLOVERSEED-Cash 81 10; October,
81 90; December 81 22's. TIMOTHY. prime. 50 Us.
AISIKE, SO So
New-York tribune., 1906-08-03

COTTOE-The cotton market was very quiet again to-
cay with sales literally estimated $4,000 FTuc
tuaons were and the market steady
az a net decline OF 1G3 points. which happened be
"a uae exact gain OF the previous day The opening
steady at unchanged prices advance points on
covering OF shorts and little
which inspired by steady cables idea that
favorable August report discounted
that the precipitation in the Augusta reaching
about inches too heavy for the good crop
There was no sign q general demand. however and the
market easad OF under selling
bears and the professional scalpers inn
munity from commission charges enable turn on
slight in prices and the market
off to net decline OF 293 points. The close was at
practically the lowest but fairly steady in Aside
from the rains in the Augusta district the weather
made a favorable showing. the called
clear weather tonight and
and partly cloudy weather in the West Private
counts continued about the recently being
nothing indicate any change expectations regarding
the August bureau report which looked
and which is thought likely to show deterora
ton OF about in condition for Of
July The crop is beginning into sight in
the Southwest and Houston receipts for the day included
200 bales
The range prices the to-day
Tyae "a n1vs.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-03
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York Aug 2 1906
IL BEEyEs- Receipts were g cars 495 head includ-
cars late arrivals in the yards be sold
beeves Dressed beef slow and uncSanged Toiays
cattle firm at per To- dressed %eieSt TO'eG Tf rive
beef steady at 9s@0ac 10; exports to-day
Sb I o 2S 4ssdb @ b.ag M for a the Ar
today and feeling fully % cents lower on al kinds coo
IS prime veals sold s. 5Oas7 3 per 100 m fed calves
at SGl16c per ib country dressed in light supply and
sALF7s-Georse L. s DtIenbacls: 10 vesls JAS ~
at 81 Is per 100 10: fed do LAB 10 S4
Andrew Mullen: veals, 17s 70. at 81: fed do
SHEEP AID 1.AMBs-Receipts were Il cars or 500
TIed HeSa over a m s cars on sae ali at jersey n cy rS
was more life to & The aT taHe 95&ay ana sellers were able
lambs sold at steady prices Medium and prime sheep
@ to 9S T m sss a G@ pr % eG 81 &c. TO
to PRIME Si 5 s. STessed T at abs m @ oPe sere mSR at @ a
saiesNsWton CO: 2ie y, West 81, yrstn@ in a lambs IS
s. s7as S6s d. 81 5 al 81 So l3a do 90 H. at s. u.s.
1 { Ksas NsasuSfy T4ns las' g. 8 e. T. do 1872 @ at 50
RpHenseln Hs5rs arr 80 GSnHsT S4 w Mess Virginia MA
% Virginia DO s to' at at So %,r.. ,,uh. g.
olI do 6S 10 at 81 so; 40 - 70 at s. TO- do 80
ib at s5 5O is Virginia sheep. 9e m. at So so
i45 ID. at 81 25; ) do III 10 at So
N Asfns s s. 2 aes West Virginia do as H. at 81 a do
G6 10 SO 70; $40 Virginia do 90 10. at $8 l25 Penn
Maryland lo4 b at 81 %; Virginia culs 81 10
George & L. s Dillenback; sheep. 100 at s.
HOGS-Receipts were cars or l.Ol1 head including
15rtsd ~ ear eeng Weak on P,tsburg and Buffalo adyes
sales all late yesteTday11Joinn + NesS9; % state
Judd 81 state sSss RS n 1ds Is Is q ss 81 Is; 81 do
Andrew Mullen; state hogs l4c ID. at 81 q;
rough 500 10. at Sc %
New-York tribune., 1906-08-03
OTHER msRKETs-eY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Aug. 2.-CATTI4E- Receipts 5000 head; mar
ket best lOc higher Others slow and steady common 70
prime steers 2J9$6 25 So 15GSs 30; hefets
g 75QS5 23 bulls So 4UpS4 calves s69ST stocRers
and feeders SO G01$4 HOCS-Eeceipts. 17N0o head
market shade lower; choice 20 psine heavy 50 4osS e
50 35aSG 55: good choice heavy mixed SO 25Ds6 ~
packing stock s5 1896 80 sHEEP-Receipts y eco
head market best rm others weak; sheep - 29$S CO.
yearlings S5G$6; lambs. $aIsI 20
buffalo. Aug. TlE---SecelptS. SuS mead
slow and STEADY; prime steers 50 a94SS Ssi Sappng
no head active; 25c higher: So 1OQSi % HOHS-lte-
celpts head slow anG 10Ql5c lower: heavy mSel
ofers and pigs S5G&0 rOughs. s. 5SGS5 ~
S4 2saS4 Is: daires SO 5OQS6 20 SHEET and LAMBS
Receipfs coo head active and steady; lambs. coo
81 5; yeariings sa9sG ~ wethers IS 5oas5 IS: ewes
So 75iis5: sheep. mixed. $3G s. so
kansas City, Aug 2-CATTLE-Receipts. G. 500 head
Inc uding SOutherns; market steadv lover
dressed beef s. 5OSG
good SASS Western fcd steeTs So 5o0S 81 stock
and feeders 81 25S4 IS Southern 81 5S;
Southern cows s2$3 =: rativs COWS. S:aS4 go native
helfers Sc i5AsS % bulls S2GS3 % oalves 81 11gsd 80
HOGS-Receipts 1909, market opened weak closed
strong; top So aO bulk of sales. So 2OaSB % heavy
50 i5ef aO packers So 1T9S0 2Tla lghts So aOGs6 3O
pigs. s5Ge0 70 StEEP-Reeeipts. AGO: market steady
to weak; lambs s. aoSs1 80; fed sheep aae ewoa sac
New-York tribune., 1906-08-03
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. August g 1906.
OOtFEt-Ihe market opened lOG15 points higher on a
. neHal OF investment buying and covering Of shorts
was inspired by continued bullish predictions
the effects OF the Valorzaon passage OF which
through Congress officially confirmed Al the ad-
vance there heavy realizing selling for European
account AZ first the volume OF fresh buying SUM-
te 70 absorb these offerings but the gradually
oSt tone ana the close was net unchanged to points
lover sales Tor the day reported as bags
Yhe Enropean markets were about due the New
CLOSING OK the previous day Havre disappont
HS at tfst, but rallied, and RG& franc higher
while Hamburg was lt@l pfg higher OF the Brazilian
markets. Rio 90 reis higher, Santos declined so
1he rate OF BRAZILIAN exchange t-32d higher
epts continued liberal at primary points, but attracted
1te attention for the time being; owing the pre-
fiSene estimates August receipts at Rio at 100000
$4,000 pags against 4loCo0 bags last but
Atteifpt an estimate the
vaorization The worlds visible supply OF coffee de-
creased 5l14Su bags the MONTH of
9lSl bags for the month last year present
visible supply OF coffee is e94sO O53 bags against
oss lasS year TIE weather in the state OF Sac PaulO
continued very cold in sections
were not low enough 70 suggest damage trees which
aIe not yer in Hover The market for coffee
Rio No z. - - - - 80
The range contract prices in the local market to-day
follows: ~ - -
New-York tribune., 1906-08-03
susopEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

liverpool AUG 2--ClosinS: wfiSAI-slof rorls,a.s
futures steady. srVteInh~r O. sN.d; Decerc-r
March nominal CORN-sp0, quiet AHelican rriNcI oIt
Jssd pfcAS-Ctnaesn steady g iiA HOBS II ron-
don fp4cinc nrul. g f0sSfs& FLOCf:-s.
fancy winter STEADY. - Sl bEEF-EeNt-a HuEis ucss
dull Gls EOish-lIilre mes western steady. ers 90
Cumberland g % ~ i. Quiet SOS. CJ"rlif.Ng>-
short lih &c O. % fo steady, 5ss. long clear F..s
I.eht = 20 g "a steady ASS Ca do heavy g Q %
o.. clear BELLIES. l4 lG IO quiss sss shScss~
aluafe ~ 90 II 70 easy. SIS 81 IsSsI-PTiuae
n tes. qeel Sts Cd Auaercon refined b pals Qu.c,
as ta Sfkiss - -A1eEes1 finest white STEADY. Sos
GO eolole0. Us "a lALLON-pgiuo Cigy ste1ry IS
ECEpENI - E-SliFlts dGu ass Gl LIN>FkD OIL
Sut 2 S4s HC1tlsls nominal Rls-k:O-ErN .-.sS "a
tsOSAss-~c----e- steaes. Gss l9i.--
New-York tribune., 1906-08-03
Notice of Summons.
SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF NEW

York. County q New YoEs: w; Emlsn Roosevelt
made by between Baron Clemens zedlitz cS the
part Cornela Carnochau Roosevelt Of the second part
Cornelia L Roosevelt the third part. and James A.
Roosevelt Alfred Roosevelt and W. Emen Roosevelt o.,
fourth part, bearing date January 2sth 1889 plain
tfs against Baroness Cornsla Zedii,z and ftda c.
ZedlItz, defendants Summons: Trial desired New
YorS County. 40 the above named defendants anH %
each OF them: You hereby the
complaint this action and copy Of your
the plaintiffs attorney within twenty days after
service this sunmonsE exclusive ot the day q
service and OF failure to appear
Judgment will be taken against you by default for the
relief demanded IN the complaint.
Dated July 5th. 1906.
GEORGE G. EOBBE plaintiffs Attorney Oce and Post
office Address Nos. Al and 20 Wall Street Manhattan
Borough New York City. y. Y
To the defendants Baroness Corn.lia c. Zedltz and
Hilda c. Zeil!tz and each OF them; The foregoing
served you by publication pursuant
order Honorable James A. Blanchard Justice
OF the Supreme Court New York. dated
July 23d 1906 and fled with the complaint IN the Office
the Clerk the County OF New York. the County
Court House in the Borough Manhattan OF the City
OF New York en- the 26th day OF July. 1900.
Dated New York. July 2Bth. 1906
GEORGE KOBBE. plaintiffs Attorney Office and Post
Office Address Nos. 4t and &C Wall Street Manhattan
Borough New York City. N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-03

l. York hv the Grace free and independent; To
Ellen Brandon, Violet Brandon, Archie Mainwarins
Johnson. stella HiainwaTing sharp. MIS- Jane Davis
Serab Richmond Mrs Robert Noah Lionel Noah. Harry
n Noah and TO all persons interested
TT.en Ilnlnrn. OF
ceased as creditors egatess of kin otherwise
greeting: and each Of hereby cited
required personally TO b. and appear before
gate Of the County o. New York. at the SuFToNateS
Court of Paid County. held the County Court House
IN the County New York day % sepsen-
her 1885, half past O'Clock the % that
day. and there attend judicial settlement
Of dnGs Of EStca J. Kahn. executFfx
of last will and testament said deceased: and
such Of YOU hereby c!ted are under the aga
of tWentyone years, required TO appear by Vour
guardian, have Cne IL none 20 appear
and apply for one 10 be appointed. event Of
your neglect or failure 10 do guardian aE-
the proceedin0.
In testimony whereof caused the seal OF ;he
surrosates' Court OF the said County Of New
g., 43Ik TO be hereunto affixed Witness. Hon
lSeaLl Ahaer &. ThOE.aS. a .atd
County. az the County % New York. the "a
day OF August IN the year OF Lord one
Thousand nine hun'lTcl ard
DANIEL !, DOWDNEY
Ger. ol the Surrosa,ss Court.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-03

~ OF NEW YORK.-AleNander Mckenzie Jones
Plaintiff against Alice J. Jones. individually
surviving executrix under will and
Alexander Mckenzie. the elder deceased
H. OgIe Julie H Adams William =. Jones' Alice
Mckenzie Price Jones. Thomas fSirdvOOd Nache. r.
Charles c. o. Mache. Frank Adams. Anna J. Mckenzie
Alfred NJ Oge. individually and administrator with
the OF Alexander Mckenzie the younger de-
ceased, Alfred ~. Oxle ir, Kenneth Z. Oyle Jane ~
Ogie Edward A. Ogfe Marjorie Ogle. Gilbert E Ogle
Louise Jessup Jones Esther G. Seby and Title
ana Trust Company, defendants. To the above-name9
defendants: hereby summoned the
complaint in this action. and a copy OF your
answer plaintiffs attorneys within twenty days
after service OF this exclusive OF the day
service: and in Of your failure appear
sweF judgment will be taken against by default
relief demanded in the complaint.
York lath. 1905
JOHNSTON & JOHNSTON. Plaintiffs Attorneys. Orice
address: 10 Centre street.
haitian Borough. New York City
To defendants Laura *. H. Osle. julie III. Adams
William Jones' Alice Mckenzie Price Jones. Thomas
GrdwOOd Macfe. jr. Charles c. o. Macfe. Frank Adams
Anna J. Mckenzie ALFRED NJ osle individually and as
gle. the younger deceased Alfred Ogle jr Kenneth
L Oge. Jane II. Oge. Edward A. OGle Marjorie Osle
Gilbert E Ogle G. Seby and Louise Jessup Jones'
The foregoing IS served by publication
pursuant the order Of Mr. Justice James A. Blanchard
dated 10th day of July. 1906 and fed with the
plant in the office Of the Clerk OF the County OF New
York the County Courthouse, County OF New HoT
the 18th day of July. 1906
JOHNSTON & JOHNSTON. Attorneys for plaint~. Nos.
10 Centre street. Manhattan Borough New York City.