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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-22
MUTUAL MAY ELECT DEXTER.
a Peabody Statement Taken to Mean That
He Will Succeed H. Mex. TwOmbly.

The Mutual Lies board of trustees, al its
arst meeting tomorrow. may elect Second Vice
President George T. Dexter a member of the
board in the place of Hamilton Nick. Twombly,
IL there Is any significance in a brief typewriter
statement by President Peabody. Soon after the
election inspectors had submitted their 'certif-
cate Of results" Mr.. Peabody qualified a hun
dred word statement that there was no substan-
tial difference in the votes cast for various indi-
viduals on the administration ticket by adding:
except in the case OF one: that gentle
man made IL known several months ago that he
would not be able 10 serve Il elected. and in his
case a number OF policyholders seem TO have
thought it Wen TO indicate their choice Of a sub
stitute for him."
Although AIr. Peabody mentioned no names
the lone" obviously refers 10 Mr. Twombly who
several months ago fled a written refusal to
serve II reelected and who ran 1900 O42. 3OS)
votes behind Harlow n. Higinbotham C1s5. 3OS)
Mr. EiginbOtham, however, polling only & 600
odd votes less than the leading candidate 0So-
lS2)- Now The certificate shows that Mr. Dex-
ter, who was nominated-without his knovle,Iga
or consent, he declared at the time-on the 'se-
lected fusion" ticket only. pOlled 463lO votes
thus running about 1900 votes ahead OF ann,
other straight selected fusion nominee IN
Quiry among the inspectors shows that this vas
virtually because that number OF votes bora
Mr. Twomby's name Scratched on the admin
lstration ticket I'm favor Of George T Dexter :"
This dispOses of the assumption that me s,,bst;
tute referred 10 was Stewart Shillito the M,
successful united fusion nominee who however
with OS,ltO votes, ran next to Mr. Tyornbl,, in
point Of number Of votes poled.
In view, especially. of his heavy vote II Sc
body to succeed himself as the company CHIEF
executive. A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-22
POLICE TAKE BROKER.
CLERK ALSO ARRESTED.
Mining Stock Dealers accused OF
Theft by Georgia La7cyer.

Charged with grand larceny Alfred c. Goodman.
a broker. living at the Hotel Regent Sherman
Square and 10Th street. and Edgar NJ Martin
fhirty-six years old a clerk. Of the same address,
were locked I'D in Police Headquarters last night
Tho two men were arrested in the hotel by Lieuten-
ant McConville
The police say they arrested on the COM
plant Of H. J. Boswell. lawyer. Of Greenbore.
Ca who wrote a letter some time ago 20 Police
Commissioners Bingham saying he represented sew
eral persons in GreenborO and Madison County
Ga who had sent money 10 the firm OF CLARK.
Goodman & Co. No. 20 Broad street" The letter
said that more than 81 600 had been sent and that
the remitters unable 10 get any accounting.
An investigation requested.
Lieutenant McConve went 10 the address in
Broad street. where the superintendent Of the
building told him the firm had left its Offices about
March y.
According 10 McConyie Martin was formerly
cashier I'm a bank at Nashville. Tenn. and also
applied for tho Sob OF bank examiner Of Kentucky.
In the mems rooms. McConville says. he found
a note addressed 20 Goodwin and signed M in
which the writer advised Goodwin 10 take what
money he could get hold OF ard 20 the racetrack
ana endeavor 10 win money The writer said Nc
Conve alleges. that he was in Philadelphia and
that he would be able 10 get hold Of 500 in a few
days
The police gay that Emil Dame, OF 40. 277 Mag
nolia street. Atlanta, who IN this city Will
pear in court this morning when the prisoners are
arraigned. The police say that Danne represents
many persons IN Georgia WHO sent me llFIh OF
Clark, Goodman e. Co. money. Dame. they say,
was formerly an agent for the brokerage htIh J"
Atlanta
According 10 McConville. Dame represents the
Following men who sent money TO the firm john
W. Griffin, Crawford. Ga. $500: A. " Byers, Al
santa, $500; ]. H. Green. Atlanta, $780, and Nlllah
H Carter, 500.
MeConville also says that Dame has an AFFIDAVIT
sworn 10 by J. S. Oliver on April 4 before AIi mug
Thurman a notary OF Fulton County, Ga, IN winch
oliver alleges that January he met Goodma9
at The Gilsey House, and that he WAS introducGd
20 Martin by him Martin told him. Oliver says ~
SIS afdavft that he would put $1,000 in the brok-
ereEe business and that If any more money was
neede6 he would get H. Oliver alleges. McOoh-
ayle SAYS that he was sent 10 georgia as tAe
T-be iieutsnant also asserts that DaRae on March
g. received tho following telegram, Wiilch Has
signed &c q. q Co: Have oppNsfu-'ity OF taFlnS
N PARTNER $4,000 cash If you caa transfer svy'
~ 50 900 quick Hustle tomorrow ana Monutf-
Tyaut no more OF Oliver" ~,
AIoI-.et - ESa-c y which read: Get $500 add
" " - e., T31ers so.daV Return so and remit
NalaDce."
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THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS


Liverpool April 20-Arrved. steamers Cevic m, ,,
New York 2ls Umbria (Br) Dow New, YorIr A' iis
Queenstown. -" A"'A Wa
Queenstown April 81 1880 a m-saiIed s,e,r,.- -,
MIA (E3r), (from IiveTpoOD. New, -uea-
Plymouth April 81. $40 m-Arrived Etesn.- Va,
York. Roberts, New York at Southnmn1ao1t -EsW
Bremen April 20Sailed steamer Grosser KurfTst Gem
Prehn, New York land passed Dover 'os V"etJ'
Gibraltar. 21-PaSsed, steamer CaDror9 fr..N -
taHzO. Palermo New York N-'~'' JUS
Neville April 2O-Sailed. steamer
worth from Glasgow New York. >''' "aua-
Fiume April 20-Sailed steamer Carpa-ha CBr) perta
cost. New York. VII Fei'o-
Naples April 21-Sailed 49,.
Gencsl. New York - 0AN V'O4'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-22
COMMITS SUICIDE IN MUSICIANS ROOM

Isabelle ROuttelot, French girl, committed
suicide early yesterday morning in a BOARDING
house at No BOZ West 2Sth street She died N
the room occupied by Louis Belleville, a musi-
clan in the orchestra Of HammersteIn's Opera
House, 10 which she climbed over fire escaDe
earlier in the evening before. When Belleyiue
returned 10 the house after the performance 10
had 70 break in his door. BY permission of the
coroner ne took charge Of the body ana win See
lhat Il Is proPerly buried.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-22
DROPS DEAD WHILE SPEAKING.

lSy Telegraph 10 The Tribune
Baltimore, April I.-Moses ]. Oppenheincr head
of the firm Of NJ J. Oppenheimer 4 Sons. dropped
dead to-day at meeting OF the Hebrew Orpbap
Asylum Association. AS president of the associa
ton he had just begun to read his annual report
He was siXty-hve years old and leaves a wife
two and IA daughter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-22

TRANsPACIFIc MAILS.

Destination and Steamer
Japan Corea china and Philippine Isl
Huds Nla SeIttlei-Taugo Maru. .... o..
Hawaii. japan. Corea. china and Phil
irpirc Islands tvla san Francisco
America Maru. ..-..-.-. .....-..---.. b..
Hawaii Guam and Phiippir" Islands
tvia san Francisco)-U United States
Hawaii. Japan. Coren. Chiun and Phil
ippiur Islands tyiI san Franciscu)-S
IBERIA .....-.. ...-.. Co.,. ........... ....-
Japan teNccpt parcels post nails Corea,
China and Philippine Islands VIA
press OF china .....- acknowledgements.
Hawaii win san FrancLscol Al media
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James McCreery & Co.
AUTOMOBILE APPAREL s4th Street Store onl

'ILE APPAREL. saith Street Store Only.
On the fourth floor, which is devoted
to the sale of Ladies' Suits, House Gowns,
ClOaks, ETC., a Department has been
opened completely stocked with AutOmo-
bile Apparel and Accessories.
Cloth and Rubber Coats, busters,
Chauffeur Suits and leather Garments.
Gauntlet Gloves, Caps, Hats, Hoods,
Wells with mica fronts, Leggins, Clocks,
Horns, Lamps and Goggles.
Special garments made to order.
Moderate prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-22
MARINE INTELLIGENCE,

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sun rises 5:l3 Sun Moon sets 2o4 Moon N
HIGH WATER.
A. M.-Sandy Hook Gov Island Hen Cate 40,
p N-sandy Hook $40 Gov Island 3:23 Hell CAFE ia
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! N EIARIMENT OF TIE INTERIOR- - -,

Il ht-LAltI MEN, OF THE INTERIOR OFFICE - -
- ~ liEItNIENDENT. L. s CAPITOL Pr3yyTT, az
49, GI,OI NDS washington. D. G., April rs I5l-Ss
teled proposals In duplicate, will be rerafva5 .st
ICY opened at the above Office on Wednes5. se PUB
I"Ul az L clock. UoOn for Room FIlrDifr-s eas "a
4dYe9' 'onbnhatioR Ellie Cases and Chairs All ~ rs1et
sLuc,ed OF mahogany. and Chairs upbolsara5 - on
ledlner specifications and photogranbs ~ -
pT qt furniture desired viii be furnished 10 rS 0s
intending bidders on application the abovs 0soAos
lStt Is 'fsegvod to reject or am biSs Tbs
lecnnca tues and tnformalities ELLIOTT g"eVs
peIlh,rnoInt - $ Capitol Building ana CsrorS4s -
proved JAMES RUDOLPH GARFIEI.D seere-s-- A2-
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4 n FICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE m,
- ui.t 81 to-mh,a. Washington, u O., Anvil ~
it't sealed proposals Will BE- received A. tbf -
Int clock D. M May t5 1897 for fIrBfsbir -
l-trl.- tioVernnleut during fiscal wear bs-+5r
July 1900 and ending June 30 IG0S granite c7-s -s
aSfnalt paving blocks, vitrjGed paving blocks rel s
ttlehS, t-tta Gotta sewer pipe Virrf-d
blocks and represset vitrited uyert bricEs. ~
taNd cement natural cement AMI miscellaneous cssv.-
specifications blank forms of proposals ana an -.
information may be obtained The Office 81 he Pr!
,l'rk. ID g.. District Building. HENRY y =
FARLAND HENRY L. WEST. JOHN BIDDIE 60
ulssicu7gs. d. G, ---' Noll-i
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SH-Al-ED PROPOSALS Will. III, RECEIVED AT. Tu~
= otee ot tre lisLt-H House Engineer T0r,nFr---fI
y ". until O'Clock p. M MAY n 1907 AM s- t s
opened for furnishing Msce,aneous Articles ~ ~
Light House Establishment for the fiscal wear e5lr r
30. 1905. in accordance with specifications Seri.- y
which. with blank proposals and other fnfornatian ~
he had application 80 Major trss
\ EngLneer ThiLI Llsh-- Hl-se D-z-rict. -. :. ?
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NCARTkEAlASEERS OFFICE WEST POINT - -
~ April y l9OI-Sealed proposals In d1nitca,,.M y
Jet 70 the usual conditions. viii received ~ 49,
uIlI - o clock noon April - 1901. for pumbin- s
uttS' pipe ana FITTINGS. for and toilet
oId cadet barracks West Point y " Tbs - u
serves the right accept reject any OF an =
s pdtl llefeof Forms Sor proposals furnishs5-r
ap2icatIon Address Ouartermaster West Point = ~
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DURsIrANT To STATUTORY REG Il I.r-oIIr- S.
Il notice IS hereby given that an eSST,ses q tho
Int Ne. S9-has been passed By both o'@N1"'
legislature entitled ~-r -
AUTHORIZING THE POLICE S ,,'ttssr.5fSST JOlES
THE CITY or NEW YORK no NJ -rrfF cry
" PINKI.EY An N-POLICEMAN on T--Pe1V SAID
OF NEW YORK. WHO RESlGNhsS,r IN ESsTY-
pOTICsF pF,PA RTNfENT NONE.Mb -, NINETY
FO5-RTH EIGHTEEN HUNDRED AM
SEVEN. -. public HeaIssss
,,nor Srb bi Will be held at the May9I Ssslav AFi
city Han. in the city OF NeW YUM %"
"a 1905. 1880 O'Clock \ NJ -, % to0T
Dated S''S f'''' -'' GEORGE b. McCI.ELl1ss1,ySss
This bill win be the first heard at that lllI-
nURsUANT To STATUTORY RE~. s1l. .11Stly S.
notice Is hereby given taat an brsnehss q %
Int No SS7-has been passed BY po'h D'3
Legislature entitled u
FOR THE RELIEF OF EUGENE L-5-'N 1S-D afAIt
PAYMENT FOR WORK DONE tCtSs, SrtrVT Y0ilNs
rial, FUR NISFIED TO THE CITY OHp--tiT fI11I.t
F1irtber notice Is hereby given tlat a NfTes n o.
upon such bin held at the MAY T,1-5SsTlag APP
Citv IIaH In the city OF New York. on We~"
"a 1907, at 1870 o'clock a. N n, ,oor
p@'7a el'S i''-' GEoRGG B. MecL'H-auasus
This bru viii be me third heard at nat tina
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PROPOSALS FOR ORDNANCE SUPPLIES -
town Arsenal WATERFOWL. Mass. April N .3a5tes-
sealed proposals. IN duplicate upon blank t-l-
" Iris office only. for furnishing forage UNSET
haruwarc. tuet humber leather. paints oils -. ss,
etc during year ending June Goth 19Os Win rSaas
here u4tH I p NJ May % 1897 Infornafior = e5sesst
C0mdg. 0D9 VId Den
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Proposals.


~ S S,,HL1is VIII BE RECEIVED AT THE re-
tngton, D. e, until 10 o'clock a. M AbriI 81 Was--
puDhcy opened Immediately thereafter 10 t'l ali
navy yard New York. y. y. etc a ousnfjsi 7a q
supplies, as follows: Sch. 81; Khaki CAM e HzE
SabIe. sheet rubber impresnatins compound sscts
ctrlcal equipments Sen. 6I9- Drills .-ssen. 6s
tools sch 62l; Bronze rod. bar iron Sch asS All
etc liquid metal polish. Sch. 623 Come -. Fanf
~; C9tt-n canvas dry goods. packing 49, pioe ST.
DO Bolts and nuts, locks. drills harlv--oooite. Srs
sen 90. oregon pine sticks ash Oak csS ana tools
yellow pine. boat knees Sch. "lil3
brass pipe and fittings. Sch -ts and
sen %; Ceramic thing. brushes oa-I 9oel s11Vs.
nose, aluminium paint rubber cement Io~ pleilae
aPp9Idtls sen 6'-, Slrup. vinegar timed 60 ~grs
tohdelsed MIX Sch 633 Shrinking cotton AN lsS
utehslis sen O{4- Corn bToOms Sch Sax A-cssa
nuts files phosphOr-brOnze wire ma -hinse. sous ara
voice tubing hardware and tools Appllcs+1,'s dris
P I should designate the schedules desired ~ ID
Blank proposals VIII be furnished upon apoStt nus-
navy pay ONCE, New York. y. " or n tL- % Ia
T. s. ROGERS, P7ymaster-G General T. s n ~ harel1.
DROPOsA LS-GOvERNOR ISLAND N
-. 1907 Sealed proposals in rripIic,t-'' MARCH
teral and labor required in repairs to Vbs sos na
Berry Landing, New York ,'ity Will he r.stslt alf
until II A. NJ April 18th. 1901. T. s rsss-a hss
ilsht 70 reject any all bids. Inforn,a o.
on application Envelopes containing Dro, furnished
pc Endorsed Proposals for repairs TO V-hs-s s1olT
landing and addressed Constructing crs-t-- teIy
Governors Island ~--Elsilas,sf
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1---->-------~---
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT.
N Ninth Judicial District
HILL VIEW RESERVOIR.
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Nav :. GOO y m
MAY :. 1880 a IN
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1907-09-27
NOTICE.

TRESPASSING ON THE HORSE
SHOE" FARM lis positively forbidden.
JAS. F. HALL.
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EIGHTH DISTRICT.

Samuel H. Adams. Jr., of Shof, Pa,
spent two weeks visiting relatives and
| friends at his old home in Pilottown and
surrounding country.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Fulton and son
spent few days this week with Mr.. and
Mrs. H. D. Keen, at West Nottingham.
Mrs. Celia Fulton spent several days
this week with her sons, John and Edgar,
in Lancaster county.
The deluge of rain on Monday badly
washed the roads and caused the streams
to overflow.
The recent heavy rains are making our
tomato growers fearful of losing large
portion of their crop through rot. Chas.
Kirk and Newton Nickle are reported to
have especially fine and large crops; the
latter having so far delivered at the Oak
wood cannery over 1900 bushels from
seven acres.
Mrs. Chas. E. Kirk and son spent Sum
day with Mrs. Mary Watts, of lakewood.
Franklin Riley, former resident of
the Eighth, died at Oak Hill last week,
after long illness. His remains were
inferred at Penn Hill. He was grand.
son of the late Chas. Riley and father of
VIM. Riley, of lakewood.
The cannery at lakewood is packing
from 500 to 1000 bushels of tomatoes
daily.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hanna and grandson
spent Sunday with her daughter, Mrs.
VIM. Hill, near lakewood.
The finest crab apple Of the season, the
"Hysip," is to be found at Miss S. B.
Railways. 1t is excellent for pre-.
serving.
Miss Ethel Fulton is visiting friends in
and near Oxford this week.
Saml. Adams spent few days last
week with his uncle, ]. T. Adams, near
| Rising Sun.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1907-09-27
pRESBYTERY OF NEW CASTLE
The 18th Stated Meeting to be
Held on October LIST at West
Nottingham Church.

Nottingham OnurCn.
The 18th stated meeting of the
Presbytery of New Castle will be
held at West Nottingham, Presby.
terian Church, near Colora, start.
ing at $50 o'clock in the afternoon,
on October LIST. The following
programme has been arragned:
October LIST, $50 p. m.-Presby.
terry constituted with prayer, roll
call; reception of members; election
of officers; introduction of mOder-
ator into Office; orders of the day:
Reading of the minutes, appoint
ment of temporary committees,
papers presented by stated clerk
and referred, report of committee
on education, examination of can
didates, reports of standing com.
mittees; reports of standing com.
mittee on arrangement; recess.
7.3O-Divine worship, with sermon
by the retiring moderator, Rev.
W. H. Bancroft; adjournment.
October End, 8 a. m.-Open with
half hour devotional service; revis.
ion of roll; pastoral dissOlutiOns;
calls received and installations
arranged; orders of the day; 1890,
treasurer's report; IL, report of
committee on Young Peoples
Societies, and conference on work
for young people; reports of stand.
ing committees continued; recess
from 1890 to Up. M; reports OF
special committees; $50 p. M;
order of the day, conference on
evangelistic work, within the
bounds of Presbytery; reports of
temporary committees; vacant
churches invitations for next stated
meeting; arrange for adjournment;
reading of the minutes of this
meeting; recess until 7.3O.
Order of the day for 7.3O p. m.
Popular meeting in the interest
of Evanglistic work in our churches;
addresssby Rev. Alexander Alison,
Jr.; vote of thanks; adjournment :.
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Property Transfers.

Albert N. Horner, of Baltimore,
to George M. Hieatzman, of Balti-
more, interests in estate of late
William Ward Henderson, $5.
Joseph Bare and wife to Cecil ID.
Brown, property at Colora, 800.
Ida Bouchelle, Executrix, to
Lille K. Barwick, property at
Chesapeake City, $175.
Laura A Coleman to Israel r.
Williamson, of Philadelphia, prop
erty in Second district, $125.
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For Rent.

VNHE DWELLING KNOWN AS THE II
IL Sheppard property, on Cherry street, E5
and recently occupied by the undersigned. %&
Possession given at once. Address,
SIS w. P. B. LOCKWOOD, Rising Sun, Md.
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Porter has been raising more dogs this year than
common.
The doctors tells us there are microbes in the
kiss. The following is what we heard lady say,
was according to her feelings: ''I felt like tub
Of sweet butter floating in honey, perfume spices
and cherries. And 1 felt something rushing
through my nerves like golden chariots with pearl
ball bearing wheels of diamonds, drawn by butter.
flies and angles and containing silver winged
cupids overshadowed by honey suckle aud forget
me-nots, the whole spread with melted rainbows -
Gee-wiz.
A"tarewell banquet was held In one of our res.
taurants late Saturday night. in which some half
dozen or more Of our real sports participated
after which an adjournment was taken to North
Walnut street and the residents of that section OF
town treated to what the aforesaid sports doubt.
less considered very edifying concert. but which
was in reality as discordant as it was noisy and
ill-timed.
Dora Adams. the wife of Joseph Adams
of near Edwin. Lancaster county died al
her home last Sunday. of heart disease, aged AS
years. Mrs. Adams ia survived by four daughters
all married. Her maiden name was Brinton and
was a sister-in-law to Mr.. John Adams of meas
t'wn. Interment took place last Wednesday al
Little Britain.
One of our neighbors in the home of another
recently asked for small quantity OF water in 1
tumbler and receiving 1t poured into 1t two
ounces Of squibbs mixture and drank it,with
relish. We are sorry the gentleman could no
ooraln that for which he longed to quench hi
thirst instead of the dose he took and warn hin
tnat If he continues that dangerous thirs
quencher he will discover that he has been pour
ing milk on the devils doorstep.
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PENNINGTON.
Corn is rineninp slowly.

Corn is ripening slowly.
Mrs. Mollie K. Abrams was the guest
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Kirk, yesterday.
Mrs. Rachel Foster is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. T. Ernest Brickley.
Elisha D. Kirk has purchased Mrs. J.
c. Watson's place.
The heaviest rain storm Of the season;
if not for years, visited this section last
Monday.
Mrs. Jennie johnson, son Roy. and
little daughters Mary and Martha. and
infant SON Lewis. of Harrisburg, visited
friends in Pennington and vicinity last
week. Mrs. johnson was a former
resident of this place and was welcomed
by many old friends here.
Mrs. Jennie Dennison and sister, Miss
Beulah Mccall of Principle, were Ocean
Grove visitors last week.
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OCTOBER
TreaSurer''S Notice.

In pursuance of an Act of Assembly,
passed at the January Session 1896,
Chapter $40, the undersigned. Treasurer
of Cecil county, hereby gives notice that
for the purpose OF receiving the
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1907-09-27

An Italian named John Zanto,
employed at the Nottingham can.
merry, was found dead Sunday eve.
ming, sitting in a chair in his
shanty. Death was due to heart
trouble, brought about by the un.
usual exertion in chasing a chicken
which had escaped from its coop.
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VI SSSA %OunSyb ASASOy 6A'SS AOsA@S eh0s
for the purpose Of receiving the
State and County 7axes
in said county, for the year 1907, we will
follows:
October ID, at E. S. Shorts, Cecilton,
First district
October IS. at Byron Bouchelle's. Ches-
apeake City. Second district.
October 16, at Henry Hess, Fair Hill,
Fourth district.
October II, at John L. Moore's Drug
Store, North East, Fifth district.
October IS, at Maryland House, Rising
Sun, Sixth district.
October II, at A. l.. Barry's, Port De.
post, Seventh district.
October ~. at w. w. McGuigan's Store
Conowingo, Eighth district.
October 20. at Cross Keys Hotel, Calvert,
Ninth district.
BETWEEN HOURS OF 9 A. M. AND 3 P. M.
AS the law provides, discount of I
per cent, will be allowed on all State and
County Taxes paid before November Ist.
Taxpayers will please take notice that
taxes are due and payable on September
Ist, aud that on all bills unpaid on Janu-
airy Ist interest will be charged and col
lected from September Ist. After Janu-
airy Ist delinquents will be warned that
unless settlement in full be made before
April Ist. the claim against them wiH
be placed tn the hands Of the Sheriff
of the County, who shall proceed to seize
pay the taxes due. with the charges there.
on and all cost of sale.
The Treasurer would. therefore, re-.
speotfully urge all taxpayers to pay
promptly, and if possible, in time to OBJ
tain the benefit of the district.
w. ARTHUR MITCHELL,
Treasurer.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1907-09-27
Notice to Creditors.

This is to give notice that the subscriber, OF
Cecil county, has obtained from the Orphans
Court of said county letters of Administration on
the personal estate of
MARY ALEXANDER,
late of said county, deceased, All persons having
claims against the said deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof duly authenticated,
on or before the Goth day OF March, 1908,
they may otherwise, by law. be excluded from all
benefits of said estate. All indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate payment to the
subscriber. Given under my hand this 31st day
of August 1907.
WILLIAM M. POGUE,
Admr. of Mary Alexander, decd.
Test: T. B. Miller Register s2O-6t