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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1906-08-09

a smile from the fair editor. The young
mem living in the town and surround
ing country, under the inspiration of
her bright eyes, are all learning to 'sat"
type. When the stools along the type
cases are filled with young men other
young men fill i'll time folding papers
or kicking" the job press Miss Ian
caster has only to sit at her desk, write
copy and look pleasant. She probably
is the only young woman in the country
who conducts modern and up-to-date
weekly without the necessity of having
paid employees and weekly payroll. I"
E. w. Small, of Webster, state food
and dairy com missioner visited Mil
bank Wednesday on business connected
with the duties of his office, In reply
to an inquiry to the Review as to how
the pure food regulations are being
observed in this state, Mr.. Small said
thst the law was being very generolly
respected and that grocers and liquor
and that consumers could now gen.
orally depend upon getting the best
goods put upon the market. Commits
sioner Small is giving more particular
attention to the sanitary condition of
slaughter houses. He says that in his
travels over the state, visiting many
cities and towns, he has been amazed
upon finding the most unsanitary con-
ditions prevailing in and about slaugh-
ter houses. He remarked that while in
some places he found the retail places
of business very neat and all right, the
slaughter houses connected with them,
but which are generally located short
distance out of town, are simply fright
full in their uncleanliness. Commits
sioner Small has set out to work in con-
junction with the local boards of health
to enforce better sanitary conditions.
While driving out of town Wednesday
with livery team the horses became
frightened at passing load of hay and
ran. The liveryman jumped out to
eaten the horses by the head. Mr..
Small was thrown violently to the
ground, striking on his head, and laid
senseless for about fifteen or twenty
minutes. The left side of his face was
considerable scratched, and the wonder
is that his neck was not broken. While
the liveryman was picking up the wreck
a passing farmer brought Mr.. Small
back to the hotel. He was SO dazed
that 1t was several hours before he
could begin to intelligently realize
where he was or what had happened
Milbank Review.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1906-08-09

arrival from Iowa this week for a har.
vest visit with her sister, Mrs i. f
Shaw
Miss Ruby Hastings spent last week
in Webster the guest of Miss Ethel Sig
Tiger. While there she enjoyed an ont.
ing at Pickerel lake.
L. ferguson, who was a citizen of
Pennington for some time, arrived last
week from his Canadian home on his
annual trip to this locality.
An artesian we'll was completed for
w. n. Whalen Monday at the depth of
1l30 feet, and the rig is now drilling
one for Melvin Smith, brother-in-law of
l.. Sherwood, the tree man.
Clarence and Miss Della l. Perry
returned Monday of last week from
Webster where they had a delightful
visit at the Martin Hanse home and with
other friends in the county capital.
Mr.. and Mrs. @ b. Address, of Marys-
vile, California, arrived Thursday for
a visit with their Pierpont relatives, the
"Uncle Knight" circle. Mrs. Address
is also cousin of Mrs. j. T. Goodwin,
Of Webster.
George Daniels, a former Farming
tonite, and Miss Fair Dawson, of Fer
tile, N. d., were united in marriage
recently at Grand Forks. They will
establish their new home in Tower, N.
d. Friends here send their best wishes
by phone. August.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1906-08-09

Can people get along without
coal? Oh yes! So can a wagon
get along without grease, but in
both cases it goes hard. Forbes
Fuel Company's coal is good
coal.
E. w. Small, of Webster, state food
aud dairy commissioner, was in the city
Wednesday. While driving out of the
city his team became 1nmanageable
and ran away, throwing Mr.. Small out
of the rig. He was quite badly bruised
and cut up about the face and head
Midland Herald Advance.
Lrst Thursday afternoon the home of
Mrs. L. G.. Ochsenreiter presented a
very pretty appearance, the occasion
being the second of series of lunch.
cons given in honor of Mrs. Kuhn, who
has been the guest of Mrs. Ochsenreiter
for the past six weeks. The rooms
were beautifully decorated in pink
sweet peas. The guests were enter
tanned with games, after which a most
appropriate lunch was served.
A lady in our city, says the Vermil-
lion Republican, has found sure cure
for broken dishes, If the dish to be
mended can be tied together with a
stout string, do so, then placed in boil
ing milk and left for one hour you can
never tell the dish has been broken, and
it can afterwards he put in boiling water
without the pieces coming apart This
experiment has been tried and proven,
and many are the broken dishes which
were thought to be useless which are
now as good as new.
Another new town was plated last
week on the new M. & L. railway new
rapidly nearing completion between
Watertown and Aberdeen. If we are
rightly informed this new town will be
called Crandall. The location is eight
miles due east from Condo, and the east
line of the townsite is about 40 rods
from the entrance to that beautiful and
romantic pic nic rendezvous commonly
known as SOAK Gulch" right in the
center Of the Larson ranch. This town
is located in the midst of fine agricul-
tural and grazing country, where there
will be some good opening for men and
women of the enterprising "get up and
get" sort to make mark in the com.
mercial world.
A Sioux Falls dispatch in the Min
neapolis Journal says: "Miss Bessie
Lancaster, pretty young woman who
is editor and publisher of the Herald, a
weekly newspaper at Butler, s. d.,
does not lay awake nights worrying
over the question of union or non union
labor. The subject has no terror for
her. This is because the young SWANS
Of Butler perform all the manual labor
the printing office in hope Of winning
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1906-08-09
Lynn POstOm

Christine Amundson left for Wilmar
last week.
Good weather for ducks and there is
plenty of them, too
Ole Swang is back to his homestead
from his Pierpont trip.
@. @. Guernsey from Pierpont passed
through here last Sunday.
p. j. Alsager is back again from
Idaho, he will help harvest on his farm
here.
The oil tank from Webster was ont
here Wednesday with oil for @. E. Be
gems store.
Andrew Paulson has bought new
threshing rig. and we understand that
Hans Nelson sold his machine.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1906-08-09
Pennington Fashions.

Good morning. again.
Did it rain in Webster? Just "sprin
kled' CD in Valley.
Pennington continues to supply her
self with artesian streams.
Mrs. Helen Kibler suffered a sudden
attack of serious illness last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus johnson returne
Friday from their travels in Michigan
and Canada.
DR.. T. M. Murphy, of Pierpont, was
attending the sick here Monday morn.
ing. He was accompanied by his
brother.
Mrs. Ovid Lawrence, of Montana,
who is well known in Pennington, is
the guest of her relatives near Lang
ford.
Miss Jessie Danskin is an expected
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1906-08-09
Notice For Bids.

Sealed bids will be received by the
school board of Rscine, No. los, to
transport scholars from Hamilton Bros.
to the Webster school. For six months
beginning Oct. /, 1906. The board
reserves the right to reject any or all
dds. Bids will be received up to and
including August 3lst.
John Seedhouse,
Clerk
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1906-08-09

Strayed-From my slaughter house
south west of this city Sunday, Aug 5,
one black and white sow, weight about
$50 pounds, last seen Monday near the
Jens Peterson farm south of town.
Finder please notify Martin Wist
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1906-08-09
WallaCe.

II you want business lot or a resi-
dence lot Wallace--call and see us
telephone us or telegraph MS, at our
expense-we will meet you by appoint
ment. South Dakota Town Site Co.,
s. X. Way, Vice. President.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1906-08-09

Aberdeen D., Gives business
Edison photograph typewtng
methods employed Individual graduates
positions
Modern equipped given
rounds the for the opens Monday
Nnrolm be made time
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-28
Saoerpor oe prveL

= en- Gel SfoIer / preusitif SoIen
foregaar I bernie Sib Scerer, ION er
/ bsteite @rao uhpggelige: Bcl'te
gsrn rpgtcr at beoe 6a0eroor poa
EpTf % faar bsrfor iaa oloort8a
StruTfe, icrn 2arerrte er titano til at
9tpe Dem.
s polite 9GaSe gtpes Der fIere SftI'
bringer at Soener al Dem SIogs. Ser
er en- al oern foregooet / Sfolen |
Sarsonbtopo:
2ereren fprIarger, at 8ttttct
Gampuid ifaI beSe Snoerocr pan
Emf.
@utten iourer: gi ifa be0e So
berpor paa bort polite MtoOersmoul.
Sea piI life beoe oct paa &pif. %
ban beoer ioa lit 6aberpor Sao Eollf,
meo tsi % tgbeIig Stemnte; De Do
rige 9ern beber meb.
Gen nponte 81it bar rotrDtteltg
erfleret, at ban ttn fu1roe beoe Ut
SSoberpor paa rette Woaoe pna Tol'f.
San boerten ptIoe eler tunoe beoe
oct poa noget on0et Spro8, ioa frtoe
nan gjere pe0 bant, bpao man olIoe.
Otter berute notoIeIie to8 to 2Grere
BAN fat, laebe bam oper en- Stol %
prpaIebe ham eftertrpffeligt.
@en Den uforierbebe Gut rnaber:
"Slan mig iaa me8et, $ nL S Tan
life tpinge mig til at bebe paa Sp'f!"
Stsie Splpsutiuger bar paft Den
pnIbionite 9ebrgdie / @~eTolfningen;
Der er fleet Senbertbelie til s@rtebt'
ffonpen nor at faa BAN til at grtbe
inb. Wen pgiao 8e8iertrgen er /
@eppgelie, % BET ii8eS, at Ell bsiere
GmbebSmano ira allltltrmtniitertct |
Berlin ifaI reiie til 8olen for at I'M.
oerisge Sagen. Gorplorene rGgter
beitemt at pRre bebInlpeIige meo at
tpinae fine @ern til at beoe pod ct
Sproq, iom er Dem imo0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-28
bpao bpalerlooien iaa.

2obs ariitian @rberien fra Sodler
bar fortaIt "Sreorifsitao 8lao" en-
mrrfeIig Stitorie ONT TO Sisnbprer,
iom ban % 2ooseutten ia8ttog, me-
6ens SoIen itoo poa Sfnfen 81. s
ON Gftenen Site iSltlt, IRE Dill ira
2ano, tuers al Gi8er, / title parrt
8etr. 9e oor be8ge neoenunoer |
Sfeiten, oa De bertc en- iuieu0e 2pb
iom al en- 0amper u6e ira Sieen.
&c iIeoe op pao 09ffet oo ioa ! ca.
100 Mteter5 ahtonS "mGet", iom
for irem / 8aroForper meo en- for
fproeIig 6urt. Get 8ior0c Sip iotn
en- Gontpban6 og gior0e itffert fine
: ano6. Sm bpoo Fan oioere ioa,
iortrQer In6crien:
"Cp al 8onoet itof ser ct flooag'
tiQt 6opeo. Get flntoe pel OGre p
Weter bre0t, % bet eiOr0c en- Sid
omtrent iom al Sen Sorpeoobooocn,
ion ieg osr uSe meS pao 8rPniecogt
iiior SPIT. Ct Stptfc eftcr Sooebet
itaf scr op noget al aroppen, % Oen
aioroe ogioa itor SiS. % eiterpaa
Sen par ser Here iortc Rltnottger, %
ale giorSe ligeSan Sis. Rroppeu
ian nRrmeit uo iom en- INF Stof, men
Sen maatte pGrc meaet lang efter
@elgerncs NntaI at ogmme. 5srIt
efter Sen ii0ite al oi5ic bBie 8elger
bIcu ser ct Stremro3 iom eftcr en-
Gorpeoobouo." lthprets 2Gu8bc all
log 9fnoerien til ca. 20 SOB. San
betroqteoe Ipret giennem en- Gang.
fiffert % f,rnOe ic Set in0til lem Tti.
nltter 90 8ongen. arOppen bar glat,
iortagtig eQer merfc5run. 9opeoet
lu6eSe ueS meo Spioien % bar Hap.
agtiet iom paa en- Srm. Gpret bGs
oebe fig tilt op al GanSct % iGnfeSe
ia tilt reS igien. Iteget IGuBere
noe paa 6abet ian ban ct lignerSe
llbpre. : aifferten tunSe ban ie, al
BET off paa iamme Ran6e, % al
Siserne ftoS bett on set.
Get fsritnnpnte ltbpre obieroerc0es
e. Sime. aroerien Gnifeoe bare,
BET oilSe tommc uGrmere for at ban
funSe IfpSe set. San par nehe efter
Riflen og bnpoe Den iProig; men an
ret boIot iig paa GituuS. 9oosgut.
ten bao, ban enSelig life maatte ifpSe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-28
Oprineelie lattice Solt.

Oct er meqet Ionbipnligt, at Den MI
70 Mor oomle General R1ts'ea II8er,
WeSIcm al TorbunoSierotet, mart
piI bIipe oflsit al Ell pn9re gtalto,
@iQiom Goen Smitb. DIR. Smith
bar / en- AorrGffe nGrct WteoIen az
Observation-Disclosures @uS ! 8oi9r18s
ton % err 10 Mar 8%orneI. San er
9(merifuner % MISUNDERSTANDING l
RebeIbpeu @rono Rapio5 ! Vttdl'
aon. Som Smoa9Wt par ban rattlg
oQ ticnte lit CpboI6 iom IotSb1'o; M
err ban ria, eier "@rono %oeio5 Se'
rails" % crer en- ~betpocIi8 SnoflDoeI'
ie iaoucI / lofoI ION / national 1oli'
til. @rmo Rapio5 er Ben ItsrIte
Rebdfobrifbp / geroen % bar 1907
600 Snobpg8erc.
Sioeu ri rppner &on8reSien MI !
Iericn, fan ri o8iaa nGpne, al Dor
e1en aongresmano, &nu8cL ogioa
far mco 10 tpnlmc Spnoer orbetoet
ia iran til @elitano % Ir'eeIie; Oct
iomme gipIoer pore eori9e norIte
GonqreSmRro inareIiom ocn ter1te
bIauOt Dem oQc. Spoeramonoen ira
9tleyanorio / Rirrfota, Senntor
&autc IeIion.
SeLqenoe lille moriomme GpiIooe
ira ben 500e &ongres iortGaes ON
Sen M oiSsoe Col. Gupib 2. SENDER
Scn ira Soma. Oct bar iom ia9t nm
Ser SEN 506e Songres. % iereuo "a.
bio SenSerion bleo paIgt I'll Speafer
/ Suiet. Ser trRrsteS &oorum en-
apelb, % peofonmtenbe getient bIeo
paalaBt al brirge in0 ira 8angeue
ale ReoIemmer, Der 9oIbt ZIG uHna.
SenaS 0tiSuat giorSe Colonel Sen.
oeriou lin SiIipretomit, % ban be-
gpnSte at 9isre nogle tpube ltno.
'tpIOuiuger for lit Srau9r, oa an eli.
Ter urSen %reprblitmif Ben al Sen.
Nriou ioreilog. al "8entlemdnSen ira
Soma" iIagOes 5000 ! @auIft. iuroi
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-28

ban uoen TiIlnbeiie bnooc pVret ioa
I9nae ~fraprrerbe.
Speater Carlisle reiite ia berpna,
Iog til Sub meo fin lille Slubbe, for
Ianate Ro / SaIen OF off oper til at
i9tte Set rreoe Sorilag itrSer afItem.
ring, ioet ban meo reipeftirbgpoenoe
glppr iagoe:
Get er fpreilaaet % imSerftsttet
at @eutIemaroer fra Soma mitlfteres
$1,000. aae, iom er | Saosr AZ Sor.
ilaget, piI bebrge at iige ga"
Ct iterft &or at ga" paafuGgte,
Get Loo Ill, at Sorilaget bar enitent'
ntis peStnset. SiIbsrerne pod @oI.
Icrierne begpuote at prfes oper 90
bio Senoerion; ga tog Speafer Gar
isle after tilorSe:
"glIIe, iom er imob Sor'Idget, oil
bebaqe at fise Wet'.~
o. Colonel Senoerion brslte lit
"gtei" neo EFT Stemmre, Der fplote belle
oct itore 2utaIe og bpereReite Rrog.
Sa LOG Speaterer after I'll Spo OF
funogiorbe llbfaIbet: "Teine Ser
rer, 'Rei' bar Sneropgten, % @entle'
mmtSen er urSifplot FOR tit 5rapprl"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-28

S1br9o iSore0rQg oper Hpiiiun
fanif S~frfebiitorie. Haitcr S9fer
talte ON Rcopenbisbeoen al Srsar'
oagt. -.
Zen 13oe Ssnoag efter Srint'
tatis bIeu Goncoroia Renigbeos &lr'
fe / Gilmore, q. g., 1uitor unietbs
9oIS. inopiet peb N%sinneiota Etitrtfts
Gcrmano, Baitor 9isreo. 6Oruoert
stesets Brett oeltos 8aitorerne Sna'
tpebt GA S. 6. Slien, Ser ttbIi9ere
kopSe betient IenigbeSen, iantt ":
6, Glen, &. ReiieI % &. 9dotf
SpIrsnirgen al Be a%noroneOe Strtft'
afinit.
Sanscs SpupSe.
: 8reIton, q. Sut, 9aitor U,
s. 9ergers aaIb, bleo Der bol0t et
oeIiianet ItsSe Sen ste til Soc Sui,
ISem Greiter bar tiI'teSe, nentlt8, Tor
11Sen steoets GreIt, Resbcim % gseS'
ota al SAUCES Spnobe % Strano og
@offe al 5rifirter. StoitnGprte 5oDf
Aabningsprpotfen.
gaitor 9. anbcrior ifrtoer ira
Canada: Sea rougler erbru meo Oct
IebbanIige, n,en arGfter og gpner
iuinSer Sog brrtig. - gteo DelsltonS'
orbeiSet berllSe tegner BET M I'll at
oaa Bra, Sub bore looet!
"Soitginreren", ct NIT itaf1an,
oiet SpbpqseIiesblao, tG1fes uosloel
efter @ptaar. Oct oil blioe maa11ee'
fiat eQer touqcntIi9t Of begpnoe nleo
- ~efterirn antulet al Soloere ollr;
@Iobet hir uSsioet al So,t9laneone"
Subj. 60. % reotgeret al Baltor eor'
8. 9rpbnrteb, ..
Sra Stronoer, @inn., ltrtpes:
Ssubod ben 2oen Sg. baooe Oltran'
Scr Weniabeos misunderstanding en-
M4sftonsfeIt airfen. 9rot: gt. %.
Sm1ion fra Reb @tns praoifeSe paa
TorrioSoa. Offer bIeo optn9ef M
BORT somfuncs a%norenriSitOn, Ssf
beIsb ia til S32.75. 8aa g~fterntto'
Soo 81. 21a iamIehes ri igien ! YER
fen GA Irtteoe til ct belprenoe un9'
bon1sioreorag af 8rOf. Son1on. I'm
Nftcnen prpotfeoe Srotes'oren I @e'
thania WentgbeoS atrte' r.:
-;Sro 6ersus SAILS, gdnn:, Ntrt,
RES: : 9tOns @cnisbeO, Fergus
RAMS, Iinn., bIeo Ssnbu8 BEN 2oeH
Cont s mae fonfirmerehe / I'm
So1bspaot, 4 paa norif 90 4 pa" en-,
ocIif, Set por en- &~sitibShag baaoe
for asreIt % NlcuigbeO, Der ! 6@lIeS'
Fob oIrSebe fla poer De mt9es belil9e
este til Sub / Ben tore SorNahl,
Iinog IurpGreIie. atrteH er oSfaa
nefop BIepen prpbet meo ct oatterf
aIterbiuc6e inbiqt ! en- nle9et lnla9'
f,l6 gl~Itertuple. giaeoet, Der tpre11tl::
Ter ariIti SpftanbeIie, er tr1alef al
DIR. aug. 8Iaeitab, geartnette' @ts.,
Ser fortiener 8a~aifisnnelie Tor 0e1
rel ubfsrte Maleri. 9aabc Nltertao'
len ga eiQcoet er beisrset At en- tr1'
peIio GA o~pofren6e &geIoreu1t19' Der
hor forrret set til 3ions Otent8beo.
Get bpIe fOIter Iiot oper 5000 % er
ct fslaeonroiqt erempel poo, booo
ma meo en- goo Billie foreret meo
1Iib % StrGoIomheo fan uorette'
ieIn ON mon er foa. canine 8i9e'
forenino bor fsr itinnfet @fenisbe.
Ser airfebpnter til ct &oite1loe al
puer $3.50.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-28
Srnpfttrtt Sons9c

beto[er bin ReiIc til grpotiton. SpecIeue
alosIer for @ptpmmere. Seno etter aata'
uo til 3. 6. GGtre, GrOOttUn, gRtrH. II
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-28

Gamer, les bernie Site al gubi9bcoer.
RLaufe Cine, gIebenbe ainoer, rsoe SGber,
fort iagt, fulofpmmen SeIbree. StNaIgS
neb 6per Battle at Soaiiers 8odp Npun'
tain Sea. 85 Gents.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-09-28

Sea bar Tor roger lib itosu moStdqet
Shmaittneu "5us0eruen" 90 bar MI
prGost Ssu % ies timber Den I ale Gem.
ieerSer tItfreositiusuoe, iGalsScs iom
BEN er aocrtcret. 5rn8teu paa ben Der
Il Gan Sranti5co q 50. rs, iua lea bar
j. en- pen og go0 SHmniiius iii en- 6iqia
Detailing; oa tiIise tat:er iea Fem for
YrTmisbOeeH. iom ieg ogian bar moStas
get. % M oil ieg iaa lutte mso al suiie
900 Srsm9dns meo SIaoet % belle DOR
retuiHser iamt en- Silier.
glrs. Rarb SeScgaarS.
23 8aroA Ct Gan 5raucisto, Cal.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-20
AUCTION Sales of Real Estate.
SUPREIR CoURT, SEW YORK CoTNT7


SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY.
l WILLIAM F. WARNER. Plaintiff against CARO-
LINE WARNER BEEK9lAN. et al, Defendants-Notice
e hereby given that in pursuance OF nterlocutory
action bearing Gate the 2Oth day OF July. 1906 and
entered the Office OF the clerk County of New
Referee IN said judgment named. will sell public
auction at the New York Real Estate SaIesroom
New York the 10th day OF September, 1903. at IL
o'clock noon on that day. through L. J. Phillips G Co,
nold and therein described follows: Al
piece parcel Of land situate in the Twentyfourh Ward
Comfy OF Werrobes,T and for,eT,,c - ,Sr, ~ S tk .S a
Fi1dsy slrveyoT and dsfed A1 I7lh TSso ss iat WN
front by the old Albany Post Road; southerly by NO
On said map. said SoutheEly line being parallel
Delaeid and distant therefron four chains fty
e links; westerly IN the rear by road forty 40 feet
Ufde and Northery by lot No. said map raid lot
being IN breadth IN front and % chains and in
length the South side five 90 chains Twenty-Five
sTesthS az an acre more or less eTceUtins
follrSeyv a. the aTve Seseed rac+ an5 Foyr,;5 ny
Tnd another bv deed dated November ftb ieAE sn6
recorded the Registers Oice County Vest
TreTse. conveyed fv Jane F Matory and Xyisn, an ue
and recorded IN Liber 1896 OF Deeds weschester
County. s. and with tie further exception OF the
By deed dated June 18th 1890 ana recorded IN Lber 2598
Of Deeds for Wesfehester County. page So
ISAAC 8 IsAAcs. Referee.
JAMES F. GAYNOR. ESQ. Attorney for Plaintiff 50
JAMES T. DURoss. ESQ. Attorney for Defendants. 22O
The following diagram OF tho property TO be sold
described above:
New-York tribune., 1906-08-20
Notice of Summons.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY
OF New York.-The Greenwich Savings Bank, plain
under the last viii and Testament Of Jane Ferguson.
eoeseq S soeCGa AnoTes % 1a 1xiis saEa5 a5 an
George Andrews Robert Andrews James Andrews [son
sister Of John Ferguson. deceased If living the husband
band being unknown to the plaintin0; Annie Hughes
Soan % 5snes the nHs6ahe OF sag annie & Aughes ~
tian name Of said defendant being unknown to the
known 70 the plaintfo having claiming have any
at1aIizd citizen of the United sat esisns IN aid
CITY and formerly a subject Of the Crown Of Great
Britain died seized in about the 1885, heir-at
creditor BY mortgage udgment or otherwise Of said
dead julia p JenEinson Helen 9B e TStisaed Lewis sis
EiEernau. Joseph Hieham IAyfR TYhhifs arS
Freqnd. Thomas A. BatteIbuTy defendants Summons
To the above named Defendants You are hereby sum
within twenty days after the service Of this summons
sou By defslt for the relief demanded In the eompaint
oRE PSfse Ns" Re 5eF f RsEsHsT 2ah 1s n,,or
2 Q: Address. No IS Nassau Street. Borough Of
TO The dassndsSs ebeeoa cay andrews Mary Andrews
sa1n AndFevs george AndTews Robert Andrews lanes
Andrews CSoa Of Robert AndFowsg. seaiy b ROssiter,
living: the husband Of the SAID aabsth Il living che
Annie Hughes and ali other persons Cwhose names are
any right claim or Interest in or lien upoa the resl AZ po
cry n ne y on 81 NT S & BFk ThsF99s John FegsusOn
ssie city ana formerly subject Of the Crown Of Grea
law. kin devsee legates, grantee assignee o,
creditor by mortgage judgment otherwise OF said John
Ferguson OF Of Jane Ferguson, his widow OF Eliza
beth the sister OF Eaid John Ferguson II dead
The foregoing summons is served you by pubca-
@ a p % S,os T. an % order ss 9s Hon 5smes anchsr
New York. dated 28th day July, 1905 and duly
fled with the complaint of tho Clerk OF the
County Of New York at the County Court House. IN the
Borough Manhattan. City County New York
the 26th day Of July 1900
Dated New York, July Both, 1904
GEORGE @ DE WITT Attorney for Plaintiff Office and
Post once Address. Ss Nassau Street Borough o.
Manhattan. New York n. Y
New-York tribune., 1906-08-20
Country Property to Let.

CsEPTEMBER aud october in the Catskils.-Beauti-
> ful cottage, completely furnished; all modern con-
Veniences open replaces conveniently near railroad
station: reasonable for fall months. Inquire OF
DR.. FRANK BALDWIN, 347 Hancock St. Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1906-08-20
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
l. Frank I. Fitzgerald. Surrogate the County Of
New York notice is hereby given to all having
claims against FRANK D. Harrs late OF the County OF
thereof subscriber its place tansactn busi
ness Wall Street. Borough Of Manhattan in tina
city New York. or before the day Of October
Dated New York the seeosd day of March. 1909.
THE METROPOLITAN TRUST COMPANY OF THE
CITY OF NEW YORK Executor.
SPEIR & BARTLETT. Attorneys for Executor 30 Wan
Street Borough OF Manhattan, York CITY
New-York tribune., 1906-08-20

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
- Frank T. Fitzgerald. a Surrogate Of the County OF
New York, hereby o persons having
claims Sickeis. of NeW
York. deceased present the sans. thereof
tn transacting business
IS Barclay Street the City York ON or before
LIST cf December
Dated New York. the 10th day OF May 1906.
JOHN X ELDRIDGE Executor
JAMES ARMSTRONG, ATTY. Tor Executor. No. "a Nassau
St. New YOT6 CITY.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-20
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

~ OItR'N1A-EOL7 ON IN O10I717Is O1 HUN
- Abner c. Thomas, a Surrogate OF the County
York notice hereby given to all persons having claims
York deceased, present the same. with vouchers
thereof the subscriber. her place transactng
business, Office Of Andrew F. Murray, No 800
Broadway, Borough Of Manhattan in the city
York on or before the LIST day Of September next
Dated New York. the 23d day of February 1908.
AMANDA THIER, Administrative.
ANDREW F. MURRAY, Attorney for Administrator 307
Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan. New York City