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your system with drugs; they poison the
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Bran and shorts for sale at the
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Baker will pay 6 cents per pound
for good hides until further notice
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-16
N .M|||A|.J|O|.!R|'IIT:Y.OFCIR|.Ls. /
|NOTFITT'E|DTOWE:D' TEL:
DR.. MADISON 6, PETERS SAYS
AlMLEssNEss AND ioL ENEss i
" SPOIL THEM.

NEW YORK. April 1G,-Dr. Madison
C.Peters, in his sermon Sunday morn
ing at the Majestic Theater on "The
Kind of Woman to Marry" said:
Many men think they are self.made
who are really only marriage.made.
Don't marry for beauty alone. The
love Athat7has@ nothing but beauty to
sustain It will soon fade.
'Look well to the temper of the wo.
man YOU think of marrying. Marry u
good housekeeper. Something, more
than tender sentiment is needed TO
make the home life, success,
"The greatest defect in our social
system Is the aimiess way girls IRE
brought up. The majority OF them are
prepared in neither body nor mind for
The lofty duties and serious response.
bllitles which marriage implies.
"14et our girls be brought up to have
regular daily domestic duties: let Idle.
ness be forbidden them, and let every
woman be clothed with the dignity OF
n useful lile,"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-16
where ARE They?
DISAPPEARANCE : OF EMERY
TooTHMAN AND MRS. INGRAM
ARousEs SUSPICION.

It Is reported that Emery Tooth.
man and Mrs. John Ingram have elop.
ed. Mr.. Toothmaa was employed at
the Economy store but has not turn.
cd tip there for nearly q week. The
time Of the elopement Is not definitely
known. ingram It is said thought
that his wife had gone on visit,
It IS known that Toothman secured
considerable money by giving a mort.
gage on his home recently pretending
that he was going into the feed bust.
ness. 1. is said also that he served
his wife very dirty trick In getting
her to sign the mortgage under this
false pretense. The property was In
her name, but he drew the money and
is now gone. 1t Is bad enough for a
man TO run off and leave the wife Of
his bosom without defrnuding her OF
money besides. Toothman's friends
are surprised to learn OF bis actions.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-16
POISON SALMON
SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT HAS
CLOSE CALL FROM EATING
s.. CANNED FISH.

FALLANsBEE, W. Va, April 1C.,-
George W. Hogg. superintendent of
the Follansbee schools was found in n
critical condition at his home yester-
day having heen poisoned by eating
canned salmon.
Sunday Mr.. Hogg went to his sis.
ter's home In Wellsburg, where he ate
some salmon for supper. He felt no
effects Of the stun until yesterday
morning when he awoke writhing In
agony. He was barely able 10 speak
but succeeded in rouslng the rest of
the household who Immediately sum.
moned DIR. Plye. lie discovered that
the young man had beer poisoned and
in few minutes relieved his suffer.
Ing and placed him out of danger. For.
tunately Mr.. Hogg had eaten but a
small quantity of the salmon or the
effects would have no doubt been much
worse. -s.--
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-16
SOMETHING'S
Dp|||IIN|l.G|SA.SSURE.. 1 \ ! !.
MS YOU live
U] |. 81 Ste , el Man !! I
HIsr q !: s:terday

sgAsyeeryl ey ltellabls man Of Falrmoist
has inforpIs a reporter Of this paper e..
I that sthes itea States Steel Company !
had q repfsentatlye Of It's company
at Arnettst tiiie yesterday inspecting
the farmsiahd openings Of the Empire
coal fields Owned by Sen. stephen R.
Elklns and Pthers. The Empire field
contains 10f47 acres and also joins
the Georges Greek Coal and Iron
companyl AMI tie Federal Coal and and
Coke compa9yS oldingsS :A Fairmnront
man vent soskr ne grounds with him
part of the tl9e:
The FairmfntSsnd Lincoln Coal
Company. Rhfeh ms recently organ.
lied in thlsieltE.has contracts and ma,
teriai on the road for he erection Of
about sixty coke ovens adjoining the
property ofths Virginia and PIttsburg
Coal Company
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-16
ALL ABOARD FOR
JAMESTOWN
SENATOR SCOTT, GOVERNOR
DAWSON AND OTHERS WILL
ATTEND OPENING
or EXPO.

WHEELING, April Ex-senator Ma.
than B, Scott. who has been IN the
city for several days, will leave for
Washington Thursday night to meet
the oher members Of the senatorial
committee named by Vice President
Fairbanks to accompany the President
10 jamestown, Virginia, which is to
be formally opened on April &c. The
party will leave the national capital
on the 2ith.
Well known Republicans and bust.
ness men Of Wheeling have received
handsomely engraved invitations from
Governor Dawson requesting the honor
of their presence as the governors
guests on the occasion OF the opening
Of the jamestown exposition. Several
Wheeling people will probably be In
attendance. The party will leave
Charleston on the 9th.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-16
women TALK
ABOUT Peace
INTERESTING ADDRESSES MADE
BEFORE ARBITRATION CON.
FERENCE, AT cARNE.
GLE HALL.

NEW YORK, April 16.-The dove
of peace Is resting quietly to-day at
Carnegie Hall, for women, wise In the
ways Of the world and deep in learn.
Ing, are gathered to declare their
views before the National Arbitration
and Peace Conference. Their calm
and peaceful but determined manner
Of seeking peace was in marked con,
trast TO the stormy scenes Of last night
when Andrew Carnegie disagreed with
President R9oseyelt's letter and w.
T. Stead and Prof. Munsterberg Join.
ed In heated debates. The Indies
made a number Of intensely interest.
Ing addresses
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-16
EARNINGS OF u. S. .
!. STEEL LARGE
THEY REACH THE ASTOUNDING
5 FIGURE OF s156,625,273 FOR
PAST YEAR.

NEW YORK, April 1G.-The sixth
annual meeting of the stockholders Of
the United States Steel corporation
was held lin the Hudson Trust Com.
pany building In Hoboken for the elee.
ton Of board Of directors. Judge e.
n. Gary presided. Stockholders were
represented by proxy and in person to
the extent Of So per cent. Of the out
standing stock as follows: Preferred
stock, 1,S79,1O7 shares, and common
stock 2,69J5S5 shares. Total, 4,57s,.
G22 shares.
The following directors, whose terms
expired, we're reelected. Edmund c.
Converse, Elbert H. Gary, chairman;
James Gayley, J. Plerpont Morgan,
Thomas Morrison, George W. Perkins,
Henry Phipps and Henry H. Rogers.
The directors will meet the Inst
Tuesday Of the month. There is ev.
S$ery probability that William E Corey
will be reelected president Of the cor.
poration.
The stockholders ratified the lease
5ou a royalty basis OF the so.calied
Great Northern railway on proper.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-16
COLONEL BARNETT RESIGNS.
Hawkins Successor In Famous Resi.
ment In III Health.

WASHINGTON, Pa, April i6.-on
account Of falling health James {. lar,
nett, Of this place, has resigned his
commission as Colonel Of the Tenth
Regiment, N. G. P.
Colonel Barnett has had 20 years
continuous service in the National
Guard. He served as Lieutenant
Colonel with the Tenth Regiment In
the Philippine campaign and succeed.
ed Colonel Hawkins as commander on
the latter's death on the Journey home.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-16
Want TO BID ON
court HOUSE
LOCAL FIRMS FIND PLANS ARE
DRAWN so THEY CAN'T uN.
oERsrAND THEM.

The building committee that has
charge OF the erection Of the Court.
house at Oakland seems to have learn.
ed something since the truth has come
out about the cost Of the Pennsylvania
capitol building. At least the plans
for the new Courthouse as drawn by
the architect are so vague that con.
tractors are not able to make bids for
the erection Of the structure. There
Is only one copy Of the plans and that
has to remain in the office where it
Is filed.
In the drawing up Of plans \ Is
customary for the architect TO make
the drawings on 4 quarter of an inch
scale. These drawings are made on
mn eighth OF an inch scale. Noth.n..
specified as TO what materials are to
be used.
Holbert C spedden. local firm, in.
tended to place Il bid with the build.
ing committee. Mr.. Spedden was at
Oakland all day Saturday and stayed
there until midnight, but could not
connect with anything that would en-.
able him TO place an intelligent bid.
S. D. Brady. representing the Brady
Construction Company. was In Oak
land Saturday. He came home with.
out being able TO obtain enough data
to enable him to bid.
The Elliott Wentzel Company, Of
Ciarksburg. was represented by Mr..
Elliott. Mr.. Elliott was in Garett's
capital three days, but did not fare
0 bit better than did Mr.. Spedden and
Mr.. Brady.
The bids were to have been opened
April IS. But the date Of the opening
has been changed to May 4.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-16
.WE:.ST'.VA. FOR
RO.O||S|'Ev'ELTACA!I.N ( J e \
so DECLARES 7. o. BULLOCK OF
{ ;PARkERssU URe, IN AN INTER.
" vIEWsAT WASHINGTON.

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= don't lnlhk that sSthere le Is 5tthe me
shadow OF doaot Out tiiatS PRESIDENT nj.
sooseSelt VIII pe ehaofsed lNo1,ss soy: the
s'ate Oh west virginia itl next next year.,
sala ne. me s'ate VIII send send a sold
eelesa'loh. ie. lor MN, lhe people rom rom
one end Oh 'he commonwealth 10 the ne
other are IN laSor 81 nlm' because Use
OF the honest and efficient record he
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-16
Continued on Page Elsht.)
A.B0N.D|:.H|lU|jjN|7 | u \
IS BEING MADE BY MAN 4 pELip:s
/, Z. Erred 20 TO AuTAo RITES IN
sRAxToN COUNTY, u lsils

- ks4f7
SUTTON, W. Va 5Aprii fs coa:s
stable colllef, otiWheellns, and c. Az
Gribbie,S chief Of police of this tity,
yesterday delivered. G G. JANSEN
charged withIa felony, 10 q e ,Daughsi
man, Justice, who issued he warrant
for his Arrest. Upon motion Of the
defendant the preliminary nearing on
the warrant was adjourned until Tues:
day, April goth, and Jansen was per;s
mitted TO 80 TO Weston In: charge Of
the officers, where he claims to have
friends in order TO glye bond $fors shlss
appearance before the justice on the
date fixed for, the hearing:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-16
= 90 iehlifs f5Sfl9 ~ Y ~ r.
MRs. AAsIJE us REsUsEp.
Judge srazss Rules Children Mus.
Stay in Courts Jurisdiction.
3i5i ~ .I.l-....-. L.

PlrTsBuRlGsA rili1G-Judge Fra.
ger refused toIparmitstIrs. Mary Scott
Iiartlc to takeSher5tyo children, Mary
Louise and Scott" from the jurisdlc.
tion Of the court Yesterday. The pc.
'i'ion was ,prESsenttfd by Attorney Free,
man In chambers and was asked on
the ground that Mary Louise was i'll
and needed &ange of climate.
Judge Frazer refuAednhis request be.
cause oi'the pending, Hartje divorce
eass. y; l;s 5ss ].
The consplracystl, against Angus,
tus Hartie, Clifford fooe, and John l..
Welshons. is scheaHed for April %.
However, it Is exRsfted the case Will
not be tried on thattdate. and that al.
torneys for the PROSECUTION or defense
vii! ask 10 have the bases postponed.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-16
DON'T Want al BEN
TOsSPEAK
PlrTssuRe NEGROES PROTEST
AGAINST The sPlTcHFoRK
SENATOR SPEAKING
THERE.

r>,,,,,.,,-.. -. ~.
PffTSButsG, AHsslaatGs,--7Negroes oi
pi'tsburs and Allegheny are consld
erabfy stirred up overShe prospective
coming OF Senator Tillnan, who is to
lecture on WednesdaySeyening, April
"a, In Carnegie lnstituieI Music hall.
An official appeal and protest has been
framed up by the faculty and students
OF the Avery College Ttade School
Allegheny, anu 1t Is probable other
negro organizations Will also take up
'"e e'''se'S' z
Through what was perhaps n misap
prehension the Avery school protest
was forwarded to the Rts Rev. Cort
landt Whitehead, bishop Oh the Prot
estant Episcopal diocese Of ;Pittsburg
The school also sends a letter To- the
editor Of The Ga2ette!'Times elline
OF The action and saying the. protest
was against him bringing Sen. Till
man to deliver lecture fot the bene.
fit OF Christ Church, Allegheny" AS
tohishmcnt is expressed that any man
holding the position Bishop White
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-16
'TRAINWRECKERS
AGAIN BUSY
MADE ATTEMPT ON ts HOUR FLY.
bt Err, BUT WERE FolLEo BY
TRACK WALKER.

CANTON, Ohio, April 16.-A third
attempt to wreck Pennsylvania trains
in this part of the State was made
night, when a gang Of train
wreckers tried 10 ditch the Pennsyl-
vania special, the Is hour train, due
here going west at j 80. at Buck Hill,
Just west of Canton. The timely &c.
lion OF the track walker arerted the
wreck,
The walker who patrols the track
In the vicinity Of Buck Hill discovered
The work Of the wreckers at midnight
Sunday. A section OF one Of the rails
was discovered bent out Of place In
such a manner that his suspicious
were aroused, He Immediately bent
1t back In place with his sledge and
Just as he was driving the last spike
his lantern was. smashed by stone
thrown by an unseen hand. Following
that he was made the target for n vol.
ley of rocks and clabs, and saw three
men coming over the embankment,
He took to his heels and ran to the
nearest tower.
The 1S.hour train was stopped at Al.
lance and detectives boarded it and
came TO Canton, at the scene Of the
attempted wreck. No trace Of the
wreckers could be found, but the
trackwalker's story was proved by an
examination of the rails
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-16
MUCH. INTEREST
CONTINUES TO BE SHOWN tn
UNION MEETINGS CONDUCT.
ED BY DIR. WICKER.

A large audience was present at the
union services last night at the First
Baptist Church and DR.. Wicker preach.
ed a powerful sermon. Many uncon.
verted people showed deep interest.
Tonight the subject will be "The
Price Of Power" No one goes away
from one of the meetings withou,
out feeling that 1t was good to be there.
The afternoon meetings at the NJ. E.
Church, South, are very helpful and
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-16
DEATH ENDS SUIT.
Woman Who Sued "pittsburs Phil's'
Nephew Is Dead.

DENVER, April lG.-Deash has put
an end to the breach Of promise suit
of Esteiie F. Deiposo versus James
McGill, nephew Of the late George E.
Smith, "Pittsburg Phii.n
Miss Delposo died in New York
April 8 from pneumonia. She had sueI
for s50,O0O, alleging that Eve years ae
McGtll promised to marry her wh4
hisSunele died, Il Z. -. (,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-16
STATEMENT Will!
B|E!ssUEDB Be. '!'| 5 ! {: BY
him THURSDAY
Will Select His I
Own 7: Counsel

~ lN4al = 4. o.
4 NEW YORK, April 1G-It is EVIL
dent, that Harry X. Thaw will take en-
tire charge Of his own case. This
morning when Attorney Peabody left
the fTombs after spending an hour
.wlthSthe prlsoner,,he said:5 "Mr. Thaw
authorizes me to say: that he will give
out no statement in the case until next
Thursday and that no one connected
with the case would make any state.
ment to-day
is believed that when Thaw. Is.
suesihis statement on Thursday It Wilt
shed light on the controversy as to
who8wlll represent him in his next
trial and who II any Of his present
counsel will be retained.
PITTsBURG, April 1G.-Mtrs. c. J.
Holman. mother Of Evelyn Nesbit
,Thaw, today makes public state,
meat telling The story Of her life until
4 Harry Thaw married her daughter in
Plttsbarg. Although she says she was
deserted and left penniless BY her
daughter and Thawth London she stllI
cherished a love for her daughter,
which would .impet her TO 80 TO her
at the slightest call and to throw open
her Pltsbnrg home gladly 10 receive
/ her. She says Evelyn never told her
what she confessed on the witness
stand of her relations with White,
4 Had she known this to be true, she
says 1t would have been unnecessary
/ for SThaws to kill White, she would
herself have done It.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-16
.P'lRE!s''IDllE|:.N||l|SSEIlDS
1LI|.E||:IiTE|Rl0IE|;REgRE
TO'SCONEERENGE
.El:'rnl'iiinl,le1,l 2 i 4 I speake
/! or! P'rlograI1lllle

y I NEW YORK, April $1s, warned by
President H Roosevelt and ssssstarys Of
State Ellhu Root that 81 success Is to-
crown the efforts Sof those Who are
working for peace among tie nations
Of the world, their end eayor mnst Sbe
along practical lines; that they must
not by insisting upon the Impossible,
put on the day when tie possible can
be aceompllshe the Natloaal Afbl.
tration and Peace Congress which is
meeting I'm this city under tie spresi.
dency Of Andrew gCarnegi began It's
real activities with two crowded ses.
sIons In SCarnegle hall yeste efday.
Secretary Root also took occasion
IL n3his,speech 10 point out Tie propcsi.
tlons which. the United States govern: I
meat Will have to. make: at the coming
conference at The Hague. he warned
his hearers not to expect too much a !
this second conference. The President,
In a letter to the congress, expressed
the hope that the coming conferences
might result in the adoption OF an In.
terhational treaty. Y, R, 81 81
Secretary Root, after econdlngs this
hope, declared the United states
thought Il proper5to urge again the
discussion Of the subject aota the sllnls
tation of armamentSot thesnations on ss
land AM, seS hilton 81 Sthe
practice q using fSfces ID the COLES
tlon otIdeNt oged$b one nation 70 the q
citizens Of another: Ii
Mr. Carnegie, in an address TO ): lie II
congress, paid a tribute to President
Roosevelt and expressed the wish that
Mr.. Roosevelt might be the peace.
maker Of the future. He declared how.
ever that Emperor, ,Wllliam;is the man
among all men who holds The Peacsof
me nations In his power. In this con:
nectioa Mr.. Carnegie said Il was iiii-3..
Just to speak Of the emperor asS a men:il
aace 10 the peace Of Europe, adding s
that In 20 years upon the throne the
German; ruler had split no blood, nor 4
caused an international war. / 81 "A
.IHf'. W.
Afternoon Session. Y 5iisS
At the afternoon; session the speak.
ers were Secretary Root, Gov. Charles 3,
Hughes, Of New York; !; Mayor George
D., Mcclellan, Of New; York city, and 5
Mr.. Carnegie. j; !; II. n
It was at the afternoon session also
that the letter from President sRooses
welt was presented5an read .t.At alght H
the speakers. included Baron DIES
tournelles De Constant, member ofs
the French senate and head Of the I'M
ternatlonal conclllatlon meetings. oss
car. Straas' Of the department Of com:
meree and labor, who spoke upon the "
peace Of nations and within nations
MI. Straus also spoke Of: the noble q
peace prize which last year. was CON. 4
ferred by the Norwegian storthing Sd
upon President Roosevelt .The peo.s
pie throughout the world the secre.
tary declared, %applaudlngly approved
the selection. III n s.
CONTINUED on Paae Eluht,) y
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-16
pectlng PARTIES. of Americans in I
interior Of the districts affected.

MEXICO, CITY, April 1G.-To,day's
alylces state that Colima, the old vol:
cano in the Safe Of colima, has been
violently active for three days, To
this fact is now attributed the earth.
duakes Of the past three days, The
natives are fleeing IN terror from Col
ina valley, fearing downpour Of
lava.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-16

Mrs. Agnes Poih, of Stenbenyillc,
Ohio, who is visiting her parents at
Monongab, was In the city yesterday.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-16

Z Street Commissioner Levi West Is
laying 4 sewer to the new city jail.
The sewer Is eighty feet long. :
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-16

Z K i, i; Il
TT E'EEiS EVENING RsRER X
sREs cHEs THE EopLE WHEN I
HEY II We fsiE no READ K
y; THE DAYS NEWS. 1,
1. S. & Z 4 4 -sSs Il
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1907-01-24

Sunday School 10 a. m. Preach
ing, IL a. m, subject, "Your Sins
will Find You Out" Epworth
League, 1880 p. m. This is the
order of services at the Methodist
Episcopal Church, Laporte.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1907-01-24

Wanted-Man to cut 100 cords or
more of acid wood at 1.25 per cord.
Address, Henry Karge, Laporte.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1907-01-24
LAPORTE HOTEL.

z. W, GALLAGHE ER, Prop.
Newly erected. Opposite Court
House square. Steam heat, bath rooms,
hot and cold water, reading and pool
and barber shop; also good stabling
and livery,
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1907-01-24

Sunday School at 3 P. NJ.
Evening Prayer and Sermon at
7.30 P. M. This is the order of the
service at the St Johns church
next Sunday. There will be Liter
airy service at the Rectory Friday
evening at 7.30 P. M. All are cord
ialy invited.
Rev. A. G. A. Buxton Rector
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1907-01-24
Notice.

Notice is hereby given to all tax
a5les that ,the Commissioners OF
Sullivan county will hold the Tri-
annual appeal for the year 1907 al
the places and on the dates as foI-
lows i'm the respective boroughs and
townships of Sullivan county, and
at no other time will their be I'D
joumed, special, or private appeal
days held.
Cherry, January 80, Election House, in
Township, 9 a. m. and 3p. m.
Colley, January 30, Hunsingers Hotel,
ga. m, 8 p. m.
Dushore, January %, Counsel Roooms
Dushore, "a M, 3 p. m.
Davidson, February 7, Basleys Hotel,
Gam, 3 3p. IA.
Eagles Mere, February 5, Allegheny
House, 9 a. M, p. m.
Elklsnd, January 25, Election House,
Ga. m, 3p. m.
Forksville, January %, Forksville House
ga m. and 3p. m.
Forks, January &c. Warburton School
House, ga. m. and 3 p. m.
Fox, January "a, Esection House, 9 4. M.
and p. m.
Hillsgroye, January %, Place of holding
election, 9 a. m. and p. IN.
Laporte Twp, February 4, at Courthouse
in Com. office, 8 a. IN. and 8 p. m.
Laporte Boro., February T.
Shrewsbury, February c, Election House,
ga. m. and p. IN.
General Appeal Day, February s, 9 a. m.
and 3 p. IN.
F. II. McCarty.
B P. Bennett, CONS.
Michael Mcdonald,
VIM. p. Shoemaker, Clerk.
January q 1907.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1907-01-24
Auditors s Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that the under.
signed Auditor appointed BY the Orphans
Court OF sullivan County to pass upon
the exceptions flied to the account of the
Administration OF Abe estate OF Joseph
Gansel deceased, and to make distribution
of the fund in the hands Of the Admins,
lrator, viii give hearing to all persons
interested at his office at Laporte on
Thursday, the Slst day Of January, 1907,
al II o'clock a. m. All persons interest
ell will be required to make their claims
at that time before said Auditor or be de
barred from coming in upon said fund
THOS. J. INGHAM. Auditor.