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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-06
PROPHET With
PRAISE At HOME
SENATOR BAILEY STRONG WITH
GAINESVILLE FOLK.
HIS 43d BIRTHDAY TODAY
Stories Of His Accumulated Wealth
are cenied-His Peculiar cratory.
SeIf-Made Man.

| Gainesville, Texas, Oct. 6-Senato
Joseph Weldon Bailey. against WHOM
the democrats of Texas are waging
/ a war which threatens to strip hin
of his senatorial toga. celebrates hi.
torty-third birthday today II is like
i iy that he win spend the day with hi.
family at the modest but pretty little
cottage In this city which he calls hi:
home
Whatever may be the feeling re
garding Bailey In other parts of The
state, he still remains the chief and
honored citizen of his own town. The
exposure of Bailey's connection with
the oil trust has worked little If any
change in the regard which most of
the people Of Gainesville have for the
man whom they lovingly refer to as
joe. Here, at least, the proverb
regarding the prophet without hon.
or" is reversed and proven untrue.
II the democrats of Gainesville take
any part in the fight to prevent the
return of Bailey 10 the senate. 1t will
be more in sorrow than In anger.
Story Of His Wealth Denied.
IL has been said that Bailey has be.
come wealthy since be began his DO
litical career, but this is far from
true. Judged by senatorial standards
he is a poor man. In addition to his
city real estate, he owns a large farm
near, this city and a stock farm In
Kentucky. So far as is known these
properties comprise almost his en-.
tire fortune.
The secret of BaiIey's popularity
among the people with whom he
comes in contact is not difficult 70
find. Large to the point of ungainii-
ness. extrayagant of gesture and slow
and hesitating of speech. ne yet pos
sesses fund of that mysterious
thing called personal magnetism. en-
abling him to interest. hold and con.
vince his hearers. II Bailey goes
back to the senate II win be because
Of his slow and drawing bur convfnc.
Ing method of oratory which Texans
have learned TO delight i'm.
Seif-Made Man.
Baileys parents were Pennsyiva.
mans. but Bailey was born In Msss
ssippi on October q. 1863. His faith
sr was poor and young Bailey was
oreed at an early age to look out |
or himself. Mainly through his own
'fforts be acquired a good education. !
Intending the Lebanon law school |
md University of Mississippi. IL was /
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lacked the greatest of nh qualities
Imagination, bur because they lacked
broad and ail'oomprehending culture
H,nANher AeI,is. notably y the CONNER.
eial. their ~inasiration had carried
them 10 the acme of success. but in
music and other arts. they had been
too much inclined 10 be satisfied with
the artificial and the external. which
had produced the superficial Before
one could become a musician, could
be able 10 interpret faithfully the .li.
vine gifts Of melody and harmony
that permeated all nature and were
denied to no human being. he must
have that all-embraeing culture of ey.
cry faculty. especially applied to mu.
steal concepts. that win enable him
TO feel aud think the real meaning of
the printed characters. Does he nc.
qn're this. he may not only correctly
interpret, but create music. Other.
wise he will become a mere producer
of chordant noise.
Youthful musical prodigies rarely
become more than mere performers,
because the broad culture. the devel
opment OF the musical thought power
and imagination necessary to make
the musician were neglected.
Miss clencb declared that no hin.
man being not deprived of hearing,
was wholly lacking In musical ability.
The lady treated also Of the import.
ance Of correct technique and thor
oagh training in all the mechanical
requirements necessary to equip the
IL is impossible to refer only in the
briefest terms to a few of the leading
IDEAS presented in a paper which was
thoroughly enjoyed and appreciated
,y the hearers.
Miss Clench gave a wholly pleasing
demonstration Of her right 70 speak
With authority upon the subject treat.
d. To the faultless technique and
XIII of attractive phrasing that is nc.
Iufred by many trained musicians.
he adds a faithfulness Of interpreta, |
ion. deiicacy In minute shading, |
hat bespeak the broad culture which |
ne lady advocates and an apprecia.
ion Of the true musical thought Of !
he creator. Her touch combines with
delicacy aud lightness that is dis.
Inctly feminine. a masterfulness that
J masculine.
The piano program began with a
'relnde by Rachmaninoff, which,
'hfle not characterized by the conf.
enee that breathed through the lat
offerings. was nevertheless admir-.
bly, done.
Three short selections from Grieg
ere much eaiayea and one of these.
he lovely butterfly piece. was per.
APPS the best thing the lady did dur
y the evening. Seeboeek's Minuet
nfiama was especially enjoyed by 4
le audience and u hearty encore was
wen, to which, however, the music.
a. In consideration of the number
offerings made. was to be forgiven \,
IF not responding. ehopin's galse In !,
Miner Wis another selection that
IN interpreted with the tlllaast fitaef. Id
y. Lacking perhaps a tfifio IN The 4
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2OOMENHANG 2
ACCUSED FiENDS
NEAR MOBILE. ALA,

Mahiie. Oct. G-Two hundred
masked msn met Sheriff Powers ~tth
,wo aegEs.es charged With assault Al
Richardson's switch. three Gailes
ns.Fth of ssol,tle oa the ssmtherm rasl.
nssi. toak the prisoners from hlEn
and hanged thssn IN the spot
Tbs negroes we're being brought
from Birmingham to Mobile for trial.
Committee Lett Early.
Mobile. Oct IA committee of -
men left here on the Southern rail-
n,ad at five this morning 10 meet
Sheriff Powers of Mobile county wilo
WIN Is returning tEam birmingham
with ,wn Mobile negroes. charged
With ~ape.
! he ean.nslt se Expect, te mcta The
sheriff and p'Ts. eFS 10 niles nsssth
" Mobile. II IN expected the negroes
viii be I,nehed or burned outside
Mobile.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-06
Question Matter of Troops

Washington. ID. C.. Oct. Sowing
10 the satisfactory aspect of affairs
with Cuba. Taft has been asked by
cable II. in his Judgment. there Is any
necessity for sending any more troops
than the $40 now ON board the trans.
port. due at Havana today ar tomor.
row. He has not yet responded.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-06
Mascon Gets Instructions

Washington. Oct. Secretary
Root and Governor Magoon were In
conference with The president at the
White House today for some time. the
purpose being tn instruct the COVER.
nor relative 10 his treatment Of the
Cuban question when he ASSUMES his
office at Havana.
General Balls. chief of staff. who
In leaving Washington this afternoon
with Governor Maeoon for Havana.
by way of Tampa, also called on the
president
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NORTH CAROLINA
KISSES THE SEA
ARmouRED CRUISER cHgisTEa.
60 nv DAUGHTER or NAME.
SAKE STATE.
MANY WHISTLES BLOW
Great Multitude on Historic James
River Wildly Cheer Powerful New
champion--tter Powerful Arma.
mens and Modern Naval Equipment

Newport News. Va. Oct. G~Chris.
en.d by daughter Of the state for
which she Is named. the armored
cruiser, North Carolina. one OF the
finest ships of the new navy. was
launched today at the plant Of the
Newport News ShipbuiIding and Dry
Dock company.
Owing to the easy access of the
old north state there was a large del.
egation of visitors on hand. the dele.
cation being beaded by Governor
Glenn and his staff The navy dc.
partment was likewise represented
by a distinguished delegation.
The launching took place at hig,
tide and as the new warship swept
down the ways towards the ripping
waters Of the historic James river,
the assembled multitude wildly
cheered the new champion. Greeted
with welcoming blast from the
shriil throats OF a score of steam
whistles. the cruiser floated majestic
ally out upon the bosom of the James
where she soon was captured by o
tug and towed 10 one of the shipyard
piers, where she will be completed.
She Is now something over half done.
How She Ranks.
Few battleships will outclass the
North Carolina and her sister ship.
the Montana. now building. Each
has displacement of 14.500 tons.
The North Cardinals length on wa
ter line is 502 feet; breadth at load
water line ~ feet: mean draught on
trial displacement, % feet: mean
draught at maximum load. "a feet;
coal bunker capacity, 2.000 tons. The
ship will have the highest practical
speed and great radius of action. The
steering radius at 10 knots will be
$500 knots; steaming radius at full
speed about 3100 knots.
Her Batteries and Equipment.
The armor lpate protection ranges
from nine inches for the turrets to
five inches for the belt. The cruiser
will have very heavy armament.
The n,aia battery will consist of
four l0.inch guns and sixteen sinch
guns. Tae secondary battery will
have tN'd1ty yaitree 3-inch rapid-Tire
guns. twelve 3-pounder automatic and
two 1.pound, rapid-fire guns, two 8.
inch field pieces and two machine |
guns. |
The propelling engines will be of
the vertical, twin.screw. four-cylinder |
tripleexpansion type, of combined
indicated horsepower of $4,000. The
engines will be located in two sepa-
rate water tight compartments.
In every respect the North Caro-.
lima will be provided with up-to-date
naval equipment. There will be steel
masts forward and aft which will be
for wireless telegraphy.
The crew of the North Carolina
win consist of one commanding Of.
ficer, one flag Officer, one chief Of
staff, nineteen ward room officers |
twelve junior officers, ten warrant
s1i men. including GO ma.
ines. a total Of S5S men.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-06
TWO PAciFics SETTLE
RIGHT. .oF.WAy DIFFERENCES

san Francisco. Oct. G.~The Exam.
liner says today that the Western PA.
cific and Southern Pacific have set
tied all their differences M To the
right Of way through the Humboldt
river country of Nevada and the two
tTanscontinentai lines will reernss
each other an their way TO the west
ern coast without further strife.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-06
SECRETARY TAFT DEEMS
BIG ARMY A PREcAuTIoN

Havana, Oct. 6.-Gosernor Taft
said today that he has na intention af
turning back any portion OF the ex.
pedition Of $3.50 regulars ordered to
cnha. He feels that this number II
needed Nv a precantlon against future
troubles.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-06
ARMY TRANSPORT SHERIDAN
FINALLY FLoATED M HARRoR

San Francisco. Oct. Ga cable
message from Honolulu today states
that the United States army trans
port Sheridan has been floafed. The
transport ran ashore near BARRIERS
Point On August 81. The vessel was
floated on October |. but commenced
10 founder and Was rebeaehed near
Pearl Harbor.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-06
HUSBAND FATALLY SHOT
r. h PISTOL DUEL WITH WIFE.

Rock Rapids. Iowa. Oct. O Because
her husband insisted on attending
street carnival at Sioux Falls. Mrs.
bert Smith opened fire on him today.
Smith retaliaied and an exchange Of
shots followed. Smith was fatally
wounded while his wife received
siighi flesh soaGd. s
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-10-06
WAGNER WINS AUTORACE
FOR THE VANDERBILT CUP

DRIVES ITALIAN no FsENch MILES M 30 MIN
urss ,ots SECONDS FAsrER miNure-Amea
icAs FINISHES THIRD ON ACCOUNT TROUBLES GUT
ne WENT -, MILES IN % MINUTES AND sEeosos-spgc
TAToa FATALLY NIuREc-oR wEilscHoTr ooes OVER EM
sAsSMENr-aANs MINOR ACCIDENTS TO CARS REPRE-
sssTise AMERICA, FRANCE frsLv GERMANY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-17
GAUNT. THoMAs.-THE PEOPLE OF THE

State OF New York. by the grace OF God free ana
Independent: To Henrietta Madeline Geunt. William
CAM; ana Amy Mcdonnell the widow. heirs ana next Of
William HRmlin. OF the city Buffalo. state OF New
York. has lately applied 10 the SuTrogates
County OF New York. have a certain instrument In
writing relating 70 both real personal property duly
proved as the last Will and testament Of Thomas aUnt
late OF the County OF New York deceased therefore
and each OF you are cited 20 before
gate OF our County OF Now York. al his once tie
County OF New York. the 29d DAY Of October. one
the forenoon q that day then and there
probate or the said last Will testament
you hereby cited under the age twenty
years. are required 20 appear by guardian
have one or II you have 10 and amply
Tor 70 be appointed IN the svsnt Of YOUR nslst
failure % do guardian win appointed by the
Surrogate 70 represent snd act tor the proceeding
testimony whereof. caused the sea Of ~
sLTrogates Court OF the County New York 70 b.
hereInto affixed. Witness Hon. Franz r
Fitzgerald, a Surrogate OF County ~
Resl) York. said county, ths 29+b day %
August, IN the year our lord ons .to-1;,ant
nj hundred - 'Nt4-
DANIEL =. DOwDNEY
Clerk a. the surrogates C,or,r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-17
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW


York. ny the grace OF God free snd independent to
OsIlrien I,umms Mary Florence Lummss AuguSfa ia
Pauline PardOw. William O'Rrieu Psrdo1-
" o Brien. Alary PaTdow Hooper. Robert r. PaTdoV;y
Toaarb PardOW Mary A. CASSIDY Hester "A
frT,r Tborras j. Ducey. William Lumn1is ana S,bsri.
LsnIlis Executors OF Eliza o Brien deceased s1s
tTuiiam IgImmis and Mary Flor6nce Lunmis 80 E1sc,
tors ~ Ann LumTns deceased ana All psrsons Inter
stss n are Estate Robert Brsn late 81 TIE Crt,
~ Sew York deceased. creditors. leEatees next -,
I'm - oberise greeting You each OF Won
SsTebv cted ana required personally ana sppesT
tStors or Eslrreate County York al Ire
s,Tyostss Court OF said County. Leld at the countV
TIose ir TIE County New York on the 1sfb a. Z,
~ oetober i9s az halfpa ten o'clock forenoon
,bEt cav then 20 attend judicial settlement
Of IA. account PROCEEDINGS OF william Lummis and
Cbares a Iurlulis Executors and Trustees OF tie
last vii and Of said deceased and such you
isr.bv cite under the age OF
yesTs are required appear by your guardian, II You
favn one IL none 70 appear and apply for
ore 20 he apnofuted. IN the event Cf neglect
,ssIure 40 a guardian viii be appointed
act for you IN the
Testimony whereof have causea me seal Of the
surr6eafe's CONT Of said County of New 20
le hefeunto aahned Wines, Hon AhNf-h g THOMAS
Surroaata 81 our said County al the county OF New
the 9th day OF August, IN the year OF our Lord
thousand nine hundred aAl 50
DANIEL DOWDNEY CLERK OF ne surtesatss Court
@ II CRAWFORD Attorney 10 . Liberty
ST Borough on Manhattan. New YORK tity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-17
OF an ORDER OF HON

- Abner c. Thomss q Surrogate OF the County OF New
York, notice lie hereby given 20 all persons having claims
against William Eisenhauer late OF the County OF New
with thereof
subscriber, her place OF trsnseng business
once Of lcOph Bloch, No % Nassau Street
City Of New York before the SOth day Of October
Dated New York the 2sth day OF March. 1903
JOSEPHINE EISENHAUER. Exscutrfr
ADoIPH BLOCH. Attorney for E1scutrI. 90 Nassau
St, New York City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-17
Country Property for Sale.

A COUNTRY ESTATE II L.wsiyn pArs oranE.i must
"a 3. .ols; house ~ Toom. I,, toe a.rs Ss,
Soosi.t J. cHisLEs o'BRIpH IA srsed".y MAJ
haitian. or South Orange H. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-17

Frank T. Fitzgerald Surrogate o. the County OF
Is hereby given 10 all having
claims against Sieels late OF the County % New
Yo decased 10 present same, with vouchers thereof
subscriber At his place OF tTansaetnE business NO
s. in the City OF New York on or before
az December
Dated New York. The 10Th day OF NAY 1895.
JOHN X. ELDRIDGE Executor.
NAMES ARMSTRONG Atty. for Executor. No. n NASSAU
ST. New York City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-17
SUrTogdtes' Notices.
TyHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF n

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
York by N. Grso. Of Coo Free ana Indepensept -
TO Caroline Hurry. Edward Temple Hurry William A
BTaoksnrtdge Marian Breckenridge Margaret Bracken-
ridge Ann BTackeur1dse, John Crosbis Brackenrtdge
Marcia f. Breckenridge, Gavin Breckenridge.
Margaret Neikleham William Kenneth Ross Sted-
man Ross, Nina Caroline Rose Jean Crosbe Ross,
Philip Lvermore Ssyles Thomas Dyke Sayles Richard
Hurry sayes. Margaret ssyes Margaret Shepard Fran
Henry shepard Charles f. IAvermoTe Margaret Helen
lyernore, Marie Duise Lvernore Alena susanna LIVER
william W. lveTrncre William ". Livermore Jr. Jaus
Ldyerore Edward Lvermore. Myrtle Livermors Robert
Caroline MRpes. Dudley selden Mapes Edward % selden
Dehne NJ Hurry and 10 all entitled absolutely
or contine entity, by the terms Of the Will OF William
Hurry, late OF the County OF New deceased
operation Of law. the or in the proceeds
Of property held by the Trustees under said Will as
part % their trusts send grestng: You you
pear before our Surrogate Of the County OF New
The SuroEstes Court OF said County held County
Court House IN the County OF New York the
OF Novemher 1905. az haifpaEt O'Clock
settlement OF the Of proceedings Caroline
Hurry. Edward Temple Hurry and William A. Bracken-
William Hurry, late 81 the County Of New York de-
ceased and such OF hereby cited
the age 81 tWenty-one years required by
your guardian. II you have one. n have
event OF neglect fa.lurs 70 DO guardian will
he appointed bY the Surrogate 20 and for
In Testimony WheT@of have caused the Seal Of the
SuTrogate's Court OF the County York
here1nto arixed witness Hon Frank T. F1tz-
Iseall serale surogae OF our said County. at The
10 the year OF our Lord one thousand nine hundred and
six DANIEL J. DOWDNEY.
GEORGE s HANIIn Attorney for Petitioners rs Wen
Street Manhattan. New York city.
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A-'sLD, JOHN EN- PURSUANCE OF

.isf-,Neh YORK Notice a hereby fIver 10 an per
e ~ e. asalust John p Mcdonald late q "a.
- ar. -. ~. ---eaael % present TIE same With
- 49,. ~ ile subscriber. az her place OF trans
a hss..l ne former ot-ce - john = Mcdonald,
49,. OF February next ~
Il. p - ls tt.r4 esF q august 1906.
srf a.. 11ssgN ETA McDONAI.D. Admintstratrfn
tlass 49,. Attorneys for Adr1inistratrix
~ Ns4 b9toggL q Manhattan CITY of New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-17

Il Frank 7. Ftzgera:o. surrosste OF the County %
New York. hereby given ali persons having
claims against Charles II Pohlman. otherwise Chris
tian n POhlmsn late OF the County OF New York. de-
10 the with vouchers thereof 70
the subscriber placs trsnsactinE business No
2o6 Broadway, IN the City OF New York on or before
eth day OF November next
Dated New York the 2sth cRy OF April 1905
JOHN p. SclIUCHMAN. Executor.
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..sIALL. TRANCIs G.-TN PrRsr.

~ = oller ~ she Hon. Abnsr r. Tlomss n
IN - N'-HfF - New York notice Is hereby
- ~. er having claims against Francis a
- - ~ tre County Of New York decea-~d
- eIr. With vouchers thereof 10 the sub
30 - p-ate - trsnsscting business at TIE
49, u y Howe. 10 ~ Broadway. Borough
~ &C., 80 Sew YORK a OF before the FRET
aofk, Key 22nd 1903
Ella y sALTONSTALl
Ia sAAC FL 2. GLFORD.
- h Executors
y A. LpNe Attorneys for EEecutors, 81 Road
" Manhattan. New York City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-17

Abner c. Thomss. surrosats Of ths County OF
New York notice hereby given 20 all persons having
Celia Bachrach,
York the with vouchers there
subscribers their place OF transactng business
the once OF Heyn and Covinston No 80 Wall Street
Borough of Manhattan IN the city OF New York.
before the 3Oth day OF November next.
Dated New York. the nth day OF May 1905
sIIIICs GOLDSCHnIDT. HERBERT A HETN. Er-
Wall 81, Borough Manhattan. New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-17

\NHIbILEf-, JUstfh S'-IN PURSUANCE
w OF an order OF Frank T. Fitzgerald. q suTro-
gate Of the county Kew York notice Is hereby given
n an persons having claims against Joseph g. Whistler
late Of Town Of Lenox State OF Massachusetts de-
with vouchers thereof the
subscriber place OF transactns business the Law
once Of William W. humtoEo. No Ia Broadway Bor-
ths city OF New York. betors
The seventh day q January neS-
Dsfed New York the 18th June, 1900
ROSS w. WHISTLER Executor.
WILLIAM W. MUMFORD. Attorney for Executor. III
Broadway New York City.
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e.. OLORGE I'm PURSUANCE OF

s,.S !, r 20, hon issuk z Fitzgerald a Surrogate Of
! = svitF esl.ol1 notice IS hereby given 70 al
~ q - ...e-.a against George =. FlinE lafe ~,
! ~ "a -,thia state On Penusy wanna deceased
= q "a -'. Nlin vouchers thereof. 20 the sub
: ~ Hs5,. ~ ua.lsactlnE business. az tie oflos
~ q So 30 ~ Erus dWay. 81 fhe City of Kew
= Ats ~ l.t East Gag 81 March next
\, tN~ sep'eIlber o. lsO6
Il sEICFe LOUIS ADEhBACH. Executor.
- ies -. attorney Ter EKscuf0T lsl ProaeWav.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-17
y PTRsraNCE OF Az ORDER OF HON.

.tr,r e Thomas Surrogate o. the County OF New
- -e.,cs 4 hereby given an persons having claims
,v1r, HenFv r. Feae-. a.e - the city q Wiesbaden
r-,ier, IN Prussia Germany d -essed 10 present the
- fh xouohsrs thereCf thf subscriber has place
:. --sr.srfinF business Nc SS6 Broadway Borough q
p,,ctNrr An lie city o. AeE YORK on or before TIA
ssssuth cav al December next
fs+.s Nex YORK the 18Th day of Nay 1903.
FRANK MANN. AncillETy Executor.
Nss-, A RI-KRAyai Attorneys for Ancillary Executor
so Broa iHsy Br00klyn New YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-17

j abrsr e. Thomas. a sarroEate o. te County ot
p. .s.,rsf Jofn III Murphy late q the County %
- ~ deceased 10 present The same with vouchers
- - -. sihscr. her his place OF transaciinE
-. =, ~. once q John a. Amundson his attorney
~ i.f BToaaWay Borough q Manhattan IN the city OF
- :, IN before the l2,h cay q February next.
80 NeV YORK lie 2nd day u August, 1906.
Aet1- m = NT~RpTTT 4 ir1fn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-17
AiHoN, JOSEPH i'm PURSUANCE or
/ lBSCANCE on Az ORDER OF hon

= vi A OhDLh Vi HUN.
ar. = -Iotnes Surrogate o. the County %
- 49, "a hereby given 20 al persons having
49,. yS9aA LginQEt schermerhorn. late a me
- -. 80 ce-ease-. ~ present the same with
- 70 me subscribers az their place OF
~ tee-.ls.s e. me c-fce OF Alfred II. Schermer-
tas-sl 80 street in The tlty Of Nsw York on
a. 1st day - February next
~ go cqIe lae lsth day az July. 1903.
.tll5 Ill, I'll hhEhH0RE JOHN h ROOSEVELT
lRN Executors D -
T.. EobbE Attorney for Executors.
- al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-17
WTYTERBOTVCM, MAIE.-IN PURSUANCE

w u Ar osdeF o. Hon Amer g. Thomas a Surrogate
Ct ne County y N,v fok notice is hereby given 10 all
.rrors havnr claims against Mnie Kinerbottom late OF
ths County II New 1k deceased, % present the sane
with vouchers thereo q hs subscriber a. his placs Of
in
of KsE T0k 81 oe ne third cay q October NEXT
Daied NeE YORK 9Th DAY Of March. 1906.
GEO. NORRIS. Executor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-17
n PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF NON

Ehnef C. Thomss e suFroEst, q the County % New
sgf notice r. hereby Eiven % al persons having claims
sl.nsi Alexander p Ketchum. late o. the County %
AN fCrk deceased 70 present the with vouchers
t1eoi the Euhscrbers e. ther place Of transactins
ta,noss a. TIE once Of Everett r. Ketchun, no II
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