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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-24

The many friends OF Martin p
Feeney who went to Scranton Pa,
last Sunday to represent st. Mary's
branch of the Irish Catholic Benevolent
union. will be pleased TO learn that he
has been elected as treasurer OF the
national body.
GENERAL MENTION.
The funeral of Louisa, widow OF John
Bailey. will be held at the residence
OF her son-in-l law, James Burgess, at
l67 Merino avenue, tomorrow afternoon
at o'clock
The Robert Emmett Literary associa
ton Will hold an important meeting
In their parlors on Broadway tomor-
row afternoon.
their guests at their residence on
Daniel avenue Mrs. Benjamin Often
and two sons OF Boston.
A slot machine In front OF the fish
market near Tar bridge was smashed
last night, but nothing was taken.
The Rev. j. NJ. Louden, pastor OF the
Plainheld Street Baptist church. and
FAMILY are at Ocean Park. Me-
DR.. and Mrs. Frank A. Twitchell Of
Plainfieid street are at the Button
woods hotel for a few weeks
Alderman Gilbert r.. Parker and
family are at the mountains in New
Hampshire.
Mr.. and Mrs George w. Amison of
Webster avenue are the guests of
friends in New Hampshire
James ~ Smith, agent for the So
ciety OF Cruelty to Animals, and
family, have closed their residence on
Pocasset avenue and are at Block
Island.
Miss Adele Foley OF the local tele-
graph office is rusticating at Matunuck
Beach.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-24

John Kacenski. who had happy home
on Atwood street, is employed at Taft &
weeden's mills and earns about $l7 pei
week, says he can now understand why
his pretty wife, Mary. has for the past
few months primped up and made herseli
lock as she did when they were eeHftiHg
Mary insisted in taking boarder. a
tailor and nobby looking tailor at that,
employed by firm on Westminster
hill Now Mary and the nobby tailor are
reported missing as Is a bank account OF
o200 and Mary made an attempt, her hus-
hand says to get possession OF $500 more
that was In bank, but could not get H.
Mary left to mourn her sudden depar-
ture two months old infant, little son,
OF Is months and a daughter OF about
three years OF age.
Early Thursday morning Mary asked
the woman who resides In the lower tene-
ment OF the house IL she would kindly
care for ner children for' a short time,
which was done. and later Mary was seen
by neighbors to climb over back fence.
carrying a large bundle which was sup
posed TO contain her "gladdest rags"
Mr.. Kacenski tells his friends that he Is
glad that she left the children for he is
well able to care for them. but he de-
clares that Mary now that she has gone.
can stay gone
FIREMEN INJURED.
Engineer Richard Martin and Driver
William Reynolds OF engine 10 were pain
fully injured while responding TO an
alarm OF fire from box Az about II o'clock
last evening. The horses were also In
cured. one so badly that IL undoubtedly
will not do any more fire duty. The APP
paratus was making its way down Plain
AcI nd .,ha In, Of ha 70 4
dence OF Mr.. Patrick Lannon. one OF the
animals slipped and fell. dragging the
other with It. and this caused the engine
TO swerve, throwing both men to the
ground. Patrolman Parker OF the Chaffee
street station called DR.. Longfellow, who
dressed Mr.. Martins wounds. which were
about the head and then sent him TO his
home. rs Arnold street. and a little later
Mr.. Reynolds was able 10 return to ths
fire station The alarm was for a fire IN
an old outbuilding near the railroad sta
tion on Plainfield street and undoubtedl,
was the work OF boys. Another pair o
horses and a spare engine was sent to the
station this morning.
AN OLD RESIDENT HEARD FROM
John Sullivan, the old-time local boxer
who for many years made his home IN
this section, Is now located at San Diego
Cal, and writes his old friend. Johi
Thompson OF las Chaplin avenue that HI
ls enjoying the best OF health. has giveI
up boxing and has position that pay
him well. and from the tone OF his Ions
and interesting letter is living In clover
He says that the future OF San Diego Il
the brightest and this Is due to the Pan
anna canal The rents and real estat
have within one year been nearly double,
and the prospects are that they will soa
still higher. "John." as he was best
known. wants TO be remembered q
Richard Carpenter of Thornton, Franl
eIavin and stephen McMaugh OF At
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-24

The work OF remodelling the old WHEEL
den building. Massasoit avenue, near
Gurney street. was begun this morning.
1t Is understood that the building, when
made over, will be used by a firm from
Pawtucket to manufacture stockings
There was no one at the building this
morning who could say anything about
the capacity OF the plant or how many
persons would be employed. All that
could be learned was that the new firm
were anxious to have the building put In
proper shape at the earliest time possible.
THE SAME OLD STORY.
Three strangers TO East Providence
were called before Judge Bliss this morn
ing and the old, old time story that goes
with a Jag when the Jaeger" falls
into the hands of the blue coats, was read,
and each said yes. and that yes meant
81 and costs. and hustle among friends
to raise said 81 and costs. the costs
being a harder proposition than the fine.
WHERE IS MR.. GRANT?
Much anxiety is felt over the where
abouts OF one Charles Grant He left this
place Thursday afternoon. saying that he
was going to Boston, and had not this
morning reported for duty at the store
where he is employed as a meat cutter
IL is said that when he left for Boston
he had several hundred dollars in his pos
session. and II Is thought that perhaps
he has met with foul play in Boston. 1t
was expected that he. would report for
duty yesterday morning.
MINOR MENTION.
At the meeting of Watchemoket Tribe
OF Red Men last evening, the committee
who had charge OF the annual outing held
at Horizons Grove I'm Rehoboth yester-
day, reported that the affair was a sue
cess In every way.
A union service OF the Second Baptist
and the Haven M. r. churches will be
held at the latter church tomorrow morn
ing and evening.
Mr.. Charles Simmons is TO entertain a
party of friends on Capt. Frank Wilbur o
power boat Ruth" tomorrow.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-24
FEDERAL LIGHT
WILL Be TURNED ON
CONTINUED from Page one.)

facility on the part OF the New Haven
corporation for furthering any federal
investigation of-the acts of the COM
pany. In regard to the trolleys owned
or controlled by the New Haven cor
poration. he stated that none of them
came under the antitrust act or Inter
state Jurisdiction. The Worcester and
Eastern system, the only property
owned by the company that crosses
a state line had no competitor except
the Norwich and Worcester division
of the New Haven company itself. and
hence does not come under any pro-
visions OF the antitrust act with
reference to the suppression of COM
petition.
President Mellen expressed no fears
as to the results of any federal in
vestigation.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-24
RHODE ISLAND
NORMAL SCHOOL

Fan term begins MONDAY, Sept 0. at
8 O'Clock a. m. Examinations for admis-
sion will occur FRIDAY, Sept. 6, begin
ming at a. m. High School graduates
admitted to regular course OF two and
one-half years without examination; FOR
course OF two years, examination re-
quired In accord with notice previously
given, students will not hereafter be ad-
mitted to the preparatory course. For
catalogue or other information apply to
WALTER e. RANGER, Secretary Trus-
tees, Box 1872. or to Charles s. Chaplin,
Principal, Box 1435, Providence
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-24
NEW HAVEN EARNINGS
TO BE GREATEST YET

Unofficially 1t is learned that the
annual report OF the New York, New
Haven and Hartford railroad for the
fiscal year will show the greatest gross
earnings In its history. IL Is estimated
that gross earnings will be more than
90 millions and net earnings about nine
million five hundred thousand dollars,
a decrease of about six per cent from
the previous fiscal year.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-24
EARTHQUAKE DETECTED
AT $50 MILES

Ia'bsef. Australia. Aug. A distant
earthquake was recorded AZ the Observa-
tory here the night OF Aug. % The oscil-
lations began az 1885 and reached their
maximum at quarter past u In the
morning
An amplitude OF two milimetres was
recorded. The distance OF the disturbance
In calculated at about $50 miles.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-24
British Indians Barred

Washington. Aug. 24.-Doubtless for fear
OF offending the Japanese and other ORR
entails, the department of justice has re-
Trained from rendering a general ruling
in reply to the request of District Attor-
ney Devln at San Francisco for an In
terpretation OF Section 2169 OF the Revised
Statutes which limits the naturalization
OF aliens 10 white persons and Africans or
aliens of African descent
The request OF District Attorney Devlin
was prompted by an application OF ma
tive of British India to be naturalized.
The attorney general replied that. under
no construction OF the law hitherto rem
dered could natives OF British India be
regarded as white persons, and II Is upon
this decision that Mr.. Devlin will refuse
them naturalization.
Heavy Tragedian-Tt was a strenuous
time we had at Ridge. When ! counted
all the lemons that had been thrown at
us on the stage they numbered over
bushel.
Sweet singer-But was not that discour-
aging?
Heavy Tragedian-Not at all when the
show busted up we took the lemons and
opened a fruit stall-Philadelphia In
uuirer.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-24
ARKANSAS WANTS
GERMAN SETTLERS

Memphis. Tenn. Aug. A.-T II. Jack
son. mayor of Brinkley. Ark, working
with the immigration agent OF tho Rock
Island and Cotton Belt roads. will soon
set IN motion a proposition for the colonl-
zation OF 40.o0 acres OF land I'm lee and
Phillips counties. IL n planned to lay out
farms In tracts OF % acres or more and
To get German settlers because OF their
frugality and because OF their knowledge
OF agriculture.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-24
--ExCURsIONs-

--ExCURsIoNs-
Monday. Aug. 2th.-I. o. o. F.. Spring
field
Tuesday, Aug. 2th.--Boston Confection-
ers' association. Manchester Business
Mems association.
Friday. Aug. 30th.-Pratt e Whitney
Employees Beneficial association.
Railroad excursion from Lowell
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-24

II is related that friend brought MIL
tons Paradise Lost 20 Mackenzie. the
great Scotch mathematician. who remark
ed when he had finished it.
ITS vera pretty. but mon, what does
II proven
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-24

II got the recipe for this cake out OF
the cookery book"
you ought TO; II had no business IN
the cookery book in the first place.
Judep.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-24
EAST PROVIDENCE
Workmen RemsdeIIing the Old
WheIdsn Building. ..OId Story
Told In Court

News items and advertisements for The
News Democrat may be left at Alexander
Munro's dry goods store, Taunton
avenue.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-24

titled TO a denomination. and would be
reelected, probably by an increased plu-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-04-02

tie Very best grade, at, per gard
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-04-02

court Judge T. C. Munger granted . con-
tinuance in the Huntington. Reid, Hoyt
and Todd land Gases until Monday, April 8.
In the matter OF John Sparks against
Gage county, suit on amount due for con-
struotion Of bridges, leave was given the
plaintiffs for ten days 10 ale an amended
petition ana the defendants ten days there.
after to file their answer.
II has bean agreed between the attorneys
that much Of the testimony which 10 now Of
record from the Richards and Comstock
case win be accepted from the record with
out the necessity Of going TO the expense
Of Hummoning the same witnesses 10
Omaha again. The testimony refers par
tioularly to that Of the old soldiers who
were brought to Omaha from Illinois ana
other remote points. The indictment under
which these defendants are to be tried is
identical with that Of the Richards and
Comstook case. they being Jointly indicted
with tho latter and constitute the second
group OF defendants In that case.
The matter Of the continuance Of this
case VIII be argued before Judge T. G.
Munger In the north court room Monday
afternoon
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-04-02
Three furnishings Goods Hour Specials

From 9 Till 10 A. M.
Mems Women g and
Children's Hose, all
sizes, regular values
up to 25c; snap at,
pair 80. ......5G.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-04-02
OFFICE SWAMPED WITH RATS
G. Fred BIasinEhAm Gets Good April
Fool Joke Handed to
Him.

Friends Of Fred @. Blasingham played a
practical joke on him by advertising In the
Sunday papers for live rats to be delivered
early Monday morning to 204 New York
Life building when Fred @. BlGsinghAm
would pay cents each for the animated
rodents Mr.. Blasingham manages g grain
ONCE and would have about as much use
for a live rat as he would for a mummy
or a humning bird.
When he entered his place of business
Monday morning the sight OF nearly a SCORE
OF persons sitting and standing inspired
hopes for busy day.
1.-THE month is starting in fine" ejaou-
lated Blasingham as he ripped the March
sheet or a calendar and opened his desk.
A little man with quick step and large
nose was the FIRST to accost Mr.. Blasting
ham.
IT brought some rats" remarked the
little man. as he removed q newspaper
and revealed large trap in which were
eight live rats scampering around in
fright
'Rats7" interrogatively exclaimed the
grain man II did not order any rats"
continued Blasingham.
The last remark caused a stir OF uneasi-
ness among the nineteen persons who were
eagerly watching the little man and the
grain man.
The little man deived into his coat pocket
and flashed the advertisement which APP
pearsd In The Bee Sunday. BlaatnSham
read the clipping and at once appreciated
the whole thing was q Joke.
With a majestic sweep Of his arm Blasting
ham told his callers TO return to their
homes. explaining they had been made the
victims OF a Joke. With solemn tread the
twenty-more or less-persons with thsir
live rats filed out of the Biasingham once.
"RAtst" remarked Blasingham when the
last person had left the ofhos
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-04-02

From TIL 10 A. Nj.
We will sell Silk Null. in all colors,
regular price Csc; for the hour only,
at, per yard. ......,.......T - 9
From 1880 Till 1880 A. NJ.
Extra large Turkish and Huckabsck
Towels, regular 19c values - at,
SdCn '''' DC
From 1880 TIL 1850 p. Nj.
We will sell new Spring White Waist
ings, from the bolt, in checks, stripes
and figures, sold everywhere for $50
per yard-at, per yard. .S1S g
From Till 4 p. NJ.
We will sell 100 dozen full Standard
Sheets, worth 59c any place in the
city, and only two pair to a Gus
tomer-at, each .29G
S5c Sill Tissu. in all new effects and
designs for this spring-Rt, per
yaro '''' '''.....s,... l9C
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-04-02

Yard ,Oide Pzain C05Orsd Psrcals Z
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-04-02
BuiIding Permits.

The following building permits have been
issued: Mrs. :, Piantlnn. Twenty-ninth
Peters, Seventeenth and Hamilton. q, 100
dwelling; c. A. johnson, nb North For
tlSth, S16D0 dwelling; Charles Mayer, aSSS
Miami. $500 dwelling; W, 8, Weaver,
byron Rsed company Thirty-nfth and
Dewey avenue. Is. 300 dwelling; Byron Reed
company, Twenty-eighth and Capitol ave-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-04-02

ZNeusands Of yards ofplain La.Ons IN
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-04-02
Be Sure Attend and Our Famous Hourly Sale.

loo Batiste. in all fast colors, In .
thousand different patterns-at, per
yard 80. ,..........' ...'s'' 90
~ Nc and 16c Percales, in light and
dark colors, SO inches wide and first
class goods-at, per yard hoe
15c India Linon. from the bolt at,
per YARD ,.,,.....,...s ..lOO
ESQ India Linon, from the bolt-at,
per yard ................ 15G
1bc Persian Lawns. from the bolt--at,
per yard .............. .lO0
49c fine bleached Damask-at, per
yard 80. ....,,,.... Zoe
26o Turkey Red Table Linen--ar, per
yard go. ..................10G
76c New Spring Suitings, In checks,
plaids and stripes at, per I'd. 49G
soc French Novelties, in light colors
for spring-at, per yard .306
S5c Henrietta, In all colors and black
-at,Iper yard. 1870
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-04-02
About Tr.fOusss Gloves

GENUINE TREFOUsSB GLOVES
ARE ON SALE IN OUR GLOVE
DEPARTMENT. We are under
selling competition-and that's
where the shoe pinches. Our ALSO
Lutte, emphatic guarantee that
these gloves are genuine Ire
tousse gloves, goes with every sale.
Frankly, we do not like the looks
OF that telegram, reproduced Fri
day and Saturday (received both
morningsO 1t neither bears date
nor place Of dispatch. II it's from
Trefousse. we'd call Il a cable
gram, and If it's a eablegram 1t
must have cost somebody a bit OF
money, an because We had the au-
dactty 60 advertise GENUINE
TREFoUsSB GLOVES AT CUT
PRICES.
We can show you something
that's infinitely more 10 the pur-
pose-we can show you our Inn
port order invoice of Feb. a,
1907. Isn't chat enough2
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-04-02

From 8 Till 9 A. M.
Ladies Silk and
Lisle Gloves, with
double finger tips,
worth up to 500
pair, at .....15G
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-04-02
BOTH MUNCERS ON TIE BENCH
Two Judges Of Fame Name Preside Over
Federal Court
WATER WORKS CASE is POSTPONED
Land Gases Against Huntington,
REID, HOYt ana Todd Are
Set for Trial Next
Monday.

The April term Of the federal courts
for the digtrio4 Of Nebraska. Omaha
division, opened Monday morning with
Judges W. H. Munger ana T. G. Munger
presiding. Court was opened In the south
court room OF the federal building, and
both Judges occupied seats on the bench.
The first case called was that Of Dunno
against HAupt, a suit for infringement OF
patent on 4 special deViee pertaining - an
overhead switch In q carrier used In the
South Omaha packing houses for shifting
oaressses Of beef and hogs after slaughter
ing The attorneys were given until Thurs
day morning to prepare briefs, when the
application will be definitely disposed OF.
The remainder Of the morning session
was devoted TO the hearing OF motions and
deL.urrers ana the assignment OF trial
cases
Among the attorneys present At the open
ing OF court were Judge A HaSlOtt. s. d.
Rillsn, D. I. MoGirr Of Beatrice. Matt Ger
ing OF Plattsmouth and Congressman ID H.
Hinshaw OF Fairbury. The Omaha bar was
represented by many % It's leading attor-
neyG
From present indications no Jury cases
viii be ready for trial much before Wodnos-
day, ana the jury win be excused nom
day to day until In services are needed.
water works Case.
BY agreement Of the attornsys the
case OF the Water Works Company and
the City OF Omaha. to compel the city 10
take over the water works plant under
the s6OOo.OOO appraisement, has gone over
until May.
AZ tAs AftsFnOOa session Of the district
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-27
Petitions for Hearing
Administrator HetItlons

l.. hh Hip. administrator estate OF
All Wo, petitions for final accounting
and discharge. Hearing May II, 10
Il. III. Parsons.
Jacob Fernandez Morte. admins
traitor estate OF Francisco Fernandez
Morte. petitions for final accounting
and discharge. Hearing May 20,
10 =. m. Robinson.
A. j. Campbell, administrator cs-
tate of Layiria Kapu4 petitions for
final accounting and discharge
Hearing May II, 10 a. NJ. Robin
son.
>. l.. Kekumano. administrator es-
tate OF $. KekumanO. petitions for
final accounting and discharge. Hear
Ing May 6, 10 a. III. Lindsay.
A. J, Campbell, administrator estate
OF Lavlnia Kapu petitions for final ac-
II, 10 q. m. Robinson.
j. Z, Dias, administrator estate OF
lntOne Botclho, petitions for final ac-
counting and discharge. Hearing May
O. ~ n. IN. Lindsay.
Executors Petitions
Luiz Rapo2o Medeiros, executor of
will Of Manuel Silva, petitions for
final accounting and discharge. Hear
ing May 90, 10 a. m. Robinson.
Henry +, Wichman, executor estate
(wilD Of Hattie L. Wichman petitions
for final accounting and discharge.
Hearing April 20. 10 a. N. Robinson,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-27
Plumbing Permits

Plumbing Permits
Trent & Co.. agent cottages,
Asylum Road. cottages. Peterson
lane; r. Ok.
Mutual Tel Co, tel. Office, Alakea
and Merchant: Gchrinr 4 Rutzke.
". McCandlcss, stone building. Al
Gkca and King SITS; pilarcs & Co.
Campbell Estate. clubhouse rear IIol
lister d Co., Fort St; John Mott.
August Dreier. cottage, TIassingc.
St. Emmcluth & Co.
Manuel D. Abrcu, cottage. King
St, kalihi; Emmcluth & CO.
Joaquin silva, cottage. Serene lane,
KwOnL Chong.
San Yuen Kec. clubhouse rear 40
1901 Nuuanu St: San Yucn Kcc
Norman Watkins. clubhouse. rear
1901 Makiki St: Won & Loui Co.
X. II. Hama. cottage. Kuakini st.
:. X. Aki.
Jonah Kumalnc, cottage, Liliha
st; $. X. All.
Y. Okamura, Kitchen, rear Arm.
strong block Hotel St; Makimoto.
Jonathan Shaw. cottage, 1850 III
lihn st; San Yucn Kce.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-27
Business Mans Handy Index

administrators estate of AntOinotte r.
Swan, sdvertige for claims to be flled
before July ..
kamilo smith. administrative estate
of William Smith, advertiscs for
claim sto be fled with her before
June 81
Bruce Cartwright, administrator o.
tate Mrs. Domitila Kauwaa Paiko. nd
vertises for claims to be filed before
June 10.
l.. Asen and Tai Lung, administra
tors estate of Ching Jam Yeu, advcr
tisc for claims to be filed before
June ~.
Thns. II. Pctric. administrator es
tate of seorye Turner Deacon, aivcr
t,ses for claims to be fled before
June 2G.
George II. Williams. admlnistsa tor
estate Of w. d. Schmidt, advertlsus
for claims TO be fled with him before
June II.
c. X. Al. administrator estate OF C..
Ako, advertises for claims to be fled
Win MIN De1Orc June ~.
Mark p. Robinson. administrator Us.
tate OF 4. J. Lyon. advertises for claims
to b" nlcl with her at VIM. C. lyon
Co, Ltd, before June 4.
X. l.. Ausrbach. administrator estate
Of Eva Hammer. adverisos for claims
TO be filed with him before May 20
W. w. Hall. administrator estate OF
Ii!ppolyte Jaouen. advcrtlscs for
claims to be fled with him before
May 49,
=. L. r. Strauch. administrator nS.
tate " Henry Gibscn advertises 10.
| claims 10 be filed with him b.rur,
April 80.
BY Executor.
+. FaxOn Bishop, executor estate
of c. II. Bishop. advertiscs for claims
to be filed with him before June 4.
Libert Hubert Boeynaems. execu-
tor estate Father Sylvester Stappers.
| advertiscs for claims to be fled be-
fore July rs.
j. s. Richard, executor estate Ku-
kalahiwa, advertises for claims to be
nled DerOre July 20.
Bruce Cartwright, executor will OF
Mrs. Domitila X. Paiko, adverttses fer
claims to DO hleds with him before
June 10.
Kaai Kshoiwsl, executor will Of
l0snc Kaiaikswaha, advertfses Cor
claims TO be nlsd with c. W. Ashford
before May 20.
Geo. II. williams. executor estate OF
w. d. Schmidt, adv0rtises for claims
to be nled with him before Jane II.
Annie e. Brown. cxecutrix estate OF
Joshua K. Brown. ndvertIses for claims
TO bs fled with hor attorneys before
June II.
/ ey Assignee
J. +. C. Abel. assignee Of u. Seko.
motto, advertises for claims to be alod
nj his Office before MAY 3.