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Deaths in the District.

The following deaths were reported to the
health office during the past twenty four
hours:
Bette c. Jenkins. II years. $40 Park road
Adeline F. King, 4 months, ga L street
southeast.
Aubrey NJ. Skiles 26.years, George Wash
tngton Hospital.
John A. Plumber, 4S years, Government
Hospital for the Insane.
James Bambrick 6S years. Government
Hospital for the Insane.
Jacob Henther. Sc years, United States
Soldiers Home, d. c.
Infant of Rubin and Ida Aaronson, 409
AZ street.
Lillian soper., ss years, Georgetown Uni
versity Hospital.
George s. Ellis 54 years, George WASH
ington University Hospital
Harry +. Owen % years, Potomac river,
Eastern branch. near B. & o. bridge.
David A. Fitzgerald, SO years, 413 X
street northeast.
John r. Page, 20 years. James Creek
canal near Eastern branch.
katherine P. Fuller, "A years, 1211 18th
street northwest.
Wadsworth Dorsey 9 months SO P street
northwest.
Mary E. Burton, SO years, 35 Patterson
street northeast.
Thelpa T. Douglass. 3 years. 1917 East
Capitol street.
Ocelius Makley, 7S years, Garfield Hos
pital.
Josephine Parker, months, 3512 street
northwest.
Henry f. Proctor. 8. months, 1928 I'd
street southeast.
Jennie Henson, SO years, 1913 c street
southeast.
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John H. and Mary Brown, girl.

John III. and Mary Brown, girl.
Norman E. and Harriet A Norman, boy
George and Catherine Nolan, boy.
John NJ. and Lille l. Nickels, girl
Thos. F. Monahan and Lillian NJ Mona
han. boy.
Robt. T. and Lesse F.. Mitchell. boy.
Whitfield l.. and Mary Merber. girl
Robt. A. and Beatrice =. Marmion boy
Maurice A. and Sarah Mcdonald, girl.
John A. and Mary G. Lyons, boy.
George w. and Martha Larcombe. boy.
Harry II. r. and Leona c. Helwig, girl
George and Carrie Smith. boy.
Carlton +. and Abigail Forsythe boy.
Leonard c. and Irma l.. Faunce. girl.
Albert II. and Winnifried Erskine, boy.
Henry and Hattie Dorsey, boy.
James B. and Berthae Cox boy.
Richard A. and Mary Cavanagh, girl.
Bernard and Clara V. Bussink, girl.
John w. and Rebecca l.. Bailey, boy.
Rubin and Ida Aaronson, girl.
George and Mary Carter, girl.
James and lone l.. Mooney, boy.
James and Rose Reynolds, girl.
Edwin l.. and Elva NJ. Rothwell girl.
Henry and Amanda Voigt. boy.
1shan and Parthinia Smith, boy.
James and Nora Key, girl.
John and Kate Smith boy.
Charles and Sara Harrid, boy.
Taylor and Blanche Green. girl.
Herbert and Hattie Green. girl.
John and Beatrice Hollandize. boy.
Arthur and Mary Jenifer, girl.
John and Mary Piper, girl.
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LEGALITY QUESTIONED.
Contention Over Passenger Rates in
Two States.

The legality of the action of the Vir-
ginia corporation commission in fixing a
2-cent-per-mile rate, and Of the legisla-
tion of North Carolina making the legal
rate 2A cents per mile for railway travel
in those states will come up for hear
ing before Judge Pritchard. sitting in the
United States circuit court. at Asheville.
N c., tomorrow. The questions at issue
are brought up on an application for an
Injunction restraining the authorities Of
the states named from putting into ef-
feet the provision of the new rate bills.
President w. w. Finley. Walker D..
Hines of New York, special counsel;
Alfred p Thomas, general counsel; c.
B. Northrup, assistant general counsel,
and several other officials of the South
ern Railway Company, left here last
night for Asheville to take part In the
legal battle. The states will be repre-
sented by eminent legal talent
The fight over the enforcement OF the
new rates in Virginia and North Carolina
promises to be a long-drawn-out and
hard legal battle. The question will
eventually find its way to the calendar
of the Supreme Court of the United
States, as the losing side in the fight
which will begin tomorrow will, 1T is
believed, certainly carry it to the highest
tribunal of the country. This is the first
test case made of any of the new rate
laws passed by many Of the state legis-
1atureS.
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Miss Elizabeth O'Keefe. both OF Washing
ton, were married at Forest Glen by Rev
Charles o. Rosensteel
Edward Wood of this place has through
homas Dawson, attorney. instituted
suit in the circuit court here for an abso-
lutte divorce from his wife. Kate f. Wood,
on the ground of desertIon
y Incense to marry was yesterday issued
py the clerk of the circuit court To James
Lee Bost of Washington and Miss Nina
Arnold of Glen Echo
Rockville's Junior base ball team suf-
iereu defeat yesterday afternoon at the
nanos OF the Silver Spring aggregation
the score being . to L The game was
played at Silver Spring
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Hotel Arrivals.

Raieigh-F. n Brooks. New York; F. G.
bryant. Chicago; H. II. Garis and Mrs.
1aris' Easton. Pa: ]. w. Ware, Louisville,
hy.: T. s. Wilson. Duluth, Minn.
Arington-G. f. Waldo. Brooklyn. y. Y;
II. l. Atkinson. Connellsville, Pa. John A.
stewart. New York; Frank Smith and Mrs.
Detroit Mich.
Ebbitt-W. K. Wright, L. S. A.; w. Mex.
Swain. Philadelphia: A. J. Houston, Beau
mont, Tex; Royston Williams, Paris, Tex
C. b. Mellen and Mrs. Mellen, New . orr
4.ew Willard-E S. Bidder, New YORK: f.
Nelson, Argentine Republic: Arthur B.
Smith, Boston: Mrs. NJ. Cunningham, Hem
derson, Ky.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
Richard E. Marine and Marie s. Howell
John A. Gross and Effie Warfield.
William B. Pullison and Blanche Thomas
William E. Warren and Ida " Dorsey.
Thomas J. Barry and Ella T. Fleming.
Clyde Hill of Montgomery, Pa, and Eva
A. Artley of Muncie, Pa.
Michael Dorsey and Winfred Foster
Albert F. Magrum and Nina E. Harper.
Robert E. L. Elan and Lucy s. Smoot.
William H. Tierney of Boston, Mass, and
Mabel NJ Mccullough of Savannah, Ga
Robert NJ. Boykins of Indian Head, Md,
and Louise H. Eckstein of New Haven,
Conn.
Alfred T. Bache and Emma c. Shane.
Frank Davenport and Rebecca Bell.
Charles c. Wise and Rena NJ Sweeney.
William Scantleburg, jr., and Ethel "
Richie.
Simon Stokes and Sarah Jenkins
Benjamin Chase and Mabel McGonies.
Michael Joseph and Afifi Balish. both of
Richmond, Va.
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ROCKVILLE AND VICINITY.
General and Personal News Of Mont
gomery County, Md.


gomery County, Md.
Special Correspondence Of The Star.
ROCKVILLE, Md, June 25, 1907.
The public school commissioners have
accepted the designations of the following
teachers: Mrs. Isabel B. Jones, assistant
at Unity School; Miss Lillian c. CLANCY,
principal of Claysvlle School; Miss Nettie
M. Nicholson, principal at Brookeville:
Miss Verena l.. DuLaney, principle at Co.
mus; Miss Mary ]. Austin, principal at
Buck Lodge; Miss Frances L. Amiss, prin-
cipal at Middlebrooke; Miss Helen p
Pearce assistant at GAINESVILLE; John w.
Darby, principal at Hyattstown; j. Forest
Gott, principal at GAINESVILLE; ]. Francis
Cummings, principal at Monocacy; Richie
E. Haney, principal at Slidell; Marion F.
Manion, principal at Brighton.
This morning the following teachers de-
county at the annual meeting of the Mary
land State Teachers Association, which
convenes there this evening and continues
in session through. Thursday: Misses Ella
" Kicker, Nora J. Rabbit. Attic Bartgis,
Maude E. H. Dugent, Lena V. Toloson
Lille NJ. Green and Amanda B. Griffith
and Messrs Robert W. Stout Frank W.
Watkins and Ira c. Whitacre. About TWEEN
ty of the other teachers will also attend
as will School Commissioners George H.
Lamar and George r. Rice and County
Superintendent Earle b. Wood.
Mr.. Frank Beavers and Miss Susie Hager,
both of Washington, visited Rockville last
Saturday afternoon and were married by
Rev. Thomas H. Campbell. pastor of the
Baptist Church.
A few days ago Mr.. Henry c. Hile and
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
Fifty-Four Business Men Apply foI
Membership

The applications for membership Of fifty
four business men who desire to affiliate
with the Washington Chamber of Com
merce were received at a meeting of the
membership committee Of that body last
evening at GUIDES Hall, 1914 F street. 1t
was stated that the committee will make
its report on these applications to the
board of directors at its meeting next
Monday The directors planned to meet
today, but the meeting was postponed in
order to give the subcommittee on build
ing more time in which to select a site.
The board will meet Monday afternoon at
4 O'clock and the meeting of the whole
chamber will be held that night at
o'clock in the Arlington Hotel.
Announcement was made that the sub
committee on building will meet this after
noon at o'clock in the offices of the
American Security and Trust Company.
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PLUMLEE's BODY FOUND.
Remains Of Another Victim Of the
Launch Disaster Found.

The finding Of what may prove to be the
body Of Seaman Frank R. Plumlee. the only
one Of the men from the launch of the
Minnesota which went to the bottom at
Hampton roads on the night of June 10. not
yet identified, was reported to the Navy
Department today by Admiral Emory, in
command at Hampton roads. 1t was the
original intention to have the battleshil
Minnesota sail from the roads yesterday
for a shaking down cruise along the New
England coast. but because of the finding OF
the body and the possibility Of its identif-
cation as that of Plumlee the ships de-
parture has been deferred. Plumlee en-
listed at Mt Vernon, ILL.,, while the resi-
dence of his mother is given as at Nab
ton, Wash.
The following telegram was received at
the Navy Department today from Rear
Admiral r. M. Berry, U. S. N, comman-
dant of the Norfolk navy yard:
Body Frank r. Plumlee, ordinary sea-
man, Minnesota, found this morning"
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Births Reported,

The following births were reported to the
health Office during the past twenty-foul
hours:
Isadon r. and Ida D. Yoofe, girl.
William E. and Martha c. Young, boy.
George F. and Florence ]. Stone, boy.
John w. and Annie l.. Smith, boy.
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Mrs. Reid to Return to New York
Special Cablegram to The Star.

Special Cablegram to The Star.
LONDON, June 25.-In consequence Of
the condition of the health of her father.
D. Ogden Mills, Mrs. Whitelaw Reid will
leave for New York eaarly next month.
NEW YORK, June 25-Publication of a
report that Mrs. Whitelaw Reid. wife of
the American ambassador to Great Brit
ain, will return to America early next
month because of the condition of the
health of her father, D. Ogden Mills,
elected statement from the residence
of Mr.. Mills today that Mrs. Reids re-
turn was not prompted by her fathers ill
ness. 1t was stated that she had planned
when she went to England to return in
July and visit the Ad'rondacks Mr.. Mills,
1t was said. has been in i'll health. but is
now much improved and goes driving twice
daily.
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Anniversary to Be Celebrated.

Arrangements have ben made for the OBJ
servance of the eighth anniversary of the
institution OF Potomac Council, No 433.
knights of Columbus. tomorrow evening
on the grounds and in the parish hall OF st.
Johns Catholic Church at Forest Glen
Md. Rev. c. o. Rosensteel. pastor.
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BORN.

STERLING. On June a. 1907, TO Mr.. and Mira
yohn Alexandria Sterling (nee Miss Clara Tay-
ior'; kippeDdavie kippenross, DumblaDe, Scot
land a son.
WALMER; On June "a. 1907. to Morris II and
MER
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Mr. and Mrs. c. s. Krouse Of Pittsburg
Pa, are visiting at the home Of Mrs. D. P
Thomas on Capitol Hill,
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Mrs. William Conard of the Stoddert is
expecting the arrival of her son, Robert
Allen Conard, from the Isthmus of Pan
anna. Mr. Conard is connected with the
engineering department on the canal where
he has been for the past year, and will
spend his vacation in Washington with his
mother.
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Mrs. Woodbury. Wheeler announces the
marriage of her daughter, Lucy Stuart
Wheeler. to Roy Kinds Brasel, Thursday,
June 20, at Frederick, Md, by the Rev.
Osborne Ingle of that city.
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Mrs. Ida Worch, accompanied by her chill
dren, Pauline, Carl. Hugo and Ernest, has
! sailed for Europe, and will spend the sum-
mer in Berlin.
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Lieut. and Mrs. Ira Austin Smith. nth
Infantry, U. s. A. and Mrs. James A.
Doyle arrived last Tuesday, and will re-
main in the city several days en- route to
Cuba, where Lieut. Smiths regiment is
stationed :
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Miss Lillian Strauss of New York city
spent a couple of days in this city recently
while on her way to visit relatives in Ten
neSSee.
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tsssssss trstf s.y ssBfNs, k4i saAtf r. tf's9
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WHALEN'S
lFIRE works.
MANCHESTER CENTER, VT
SUNDERLAND GROCERY
e. e. GOYETTE. Prop.
Groceries and Provisions.
Sunderland, Vermont.
MANCHESTER CENTER, VT

Mrs. Il. Il. Guye.te was in Man
chester Saturday.
Dana Hall is painting and paper
! ing in Arlington this week.
Il. V. Gilbar Of Arlington visited
his parents Sunday.
Miss Celia Nelson was on the sick
list last week.
Leonard Mears is improving the
appearance Of his residence by the nd
dition Of a piazza.
Edmund Bentley died al Bis home
Thursday. The funeral services we're
held in the Union church Saturday
afternoon.
All are cordially invited 10 attend
the school entertainment at Union
church Friday, June -. lee cream
and cake will be served. adv.
Miss Emma Houghton has re-.
turned 10 Boston after spending sey.
eral weeks in town with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Houghton.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Nelson and
children, Mrs. chas. Frasnre Of Au-
burn, N. Y, and Mrs. Iva Cole spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Mel.
son.
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The county grand jury in lis report
on the condition OF county Iails rather
left itself open 10 suspicion by lodging
abe real truth and covering IL up with
few words which may be literally
true but are false in spirit and mis-
leading IN effect The jaIls may be N
as good sanitary condition as is posi-.
BILE under the circumstances but tins
tells 10 little Of the story that II bad
better not have been said at all, + Ban
per.
Judging from the tone OF above one
would be led 10 believe that the Grand
Jury were out on vhitewasbing ex'
pedliion. Possibly good coat OF
wbitewasb would be the cheapest and
most edicscious remedy for the condi-
lions existing as there is no better way
Of cleaning and purifying dank, noise
some places than by liberal use of
The aforementioned article. We do
not know what the condition Of the jail
IN Bennington is but as far as the one
here IN Manchester is concerned il is in
such good condition at the present
time that we do not wonder at the re-
port Of the gentlemen who looked II
over. The jails in either place should
not be used as places for confinement
for any length Of time, for the manner
IN which they were constructed leaves
much 10 be desired when considering
them as resorts for the building up of
a robust constitution. Whether 1t was
within the province OF the Grand Jury
10 do other than repart on the condi.
lions as they found them or to make
recommendations we know not, but we
believe their report was an honest one
and not intended to deceive anyone.
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DEATH OF HARRY T. CUSHMAN
County Clerk OF this County Dies o.
Cancer after Lingering Illness.

Harry 7. Cushman died Sunday night
after long and distressing illness from
cancer. He was conscious 10 the end
aud knew that death was approaching,
but bore his ,uiferings with fortitude
and passed into the Great Beyond
without repining.
Mr. Cashman had not been in robust
health for many months. Last winter
he suffered from typhoid fever from
which no recovered all right but which
appears TO have brought TO an acute
point The fatal cancer which had be.
fore lain dormant
Early IN the spring he was taken 10
1t. Peters hospital a, Albany, where
an attempt was made 10 perform an
operation, but the incision made by
The surgeons showed the disease had
80 progressed that there was no hope
aud the wound was closed, and from
then on all that could be done was 10
make the sufferer as comfortable as
possible while waiting for the ineyita.
BILE end.
Mr.. Cushman came home from the
hospital and up 10 two weeks ago was
able 10 walk about with the assistance
OF trained nurse. He bore his terri.
bic snHerings with wonderful cheerful
ness and, though face to face with
death, always hoped for the best.
Harry Il. Cushman was born in Ben.
ning'on II years ago. He was the son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. j Halsey Cushman.
HIS father, who was for many yeers
editor OF the Banner, died some thirty
years ago. His mother died nine years
ago.
Harry attended the public schools Of
Bennington and studied law in The
Office Of W. b. Sheldon. and was nd, |
misied 10 the practice Of law in this
state and before the courts Of the
United States. Fourteen years ago he |
was appointed county clerk, and has |
since held that Office with credit and |
ability.
lie was municipal Judge for Two
terms and has been Register Of probate |
Tor many years. For the past three
years be has been interested in ochre |
mining and was iasi getting has oehre |
business IN producing form when taken |
slcf. He was member o. MI. An.
,hony lodge, Y. a A. NJ, and OF the |
Bennington c,ub.
He married Miss Jessie Temple about
len yean ago, and she with one son. |
!. hAlscy cashmAn, survives him. The |
funeral vas held from The house
"Wednesday afternoon.
Mr., eastman was. without doubt.
the naosi popular man in Bennington.
lie knew everybody in The county and
never had Al enemy. He vas upneh,
snd honorable in every transaction.
lila good sense and eheertulness never
deserted him, and there il hardly
rasr, woman o. child IN Bennington I
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Interest at 4 Per Cent


Commencing July LIST the Lamoill'
County Savings Bank 4 Trust Co. o
Hyde Park, VI, subject to certain lin
itations, viii pay interest at four pc
cent. where money remains with TIN
Bank one year or more.
The entire assets of this Bank arr
kept in Vermont and loaned TO Yer
monters 10 foster Vermont enterprise
and to develop Vermont industries
This benefits Vermont, and makes fol
the security Of the Bank. 1t means a.
near absolute safety Of the deposition
money as it is possible TO have, a fact
fully proven by the other fact that since
the organization of the Bank in 1889
il has never lost dollar by poor note
nor has it now, 80 far as known, a sin
gle piece Of poor or doubtful paper.
The securities Of the Bank are al
home where they can be personally
examined and passed upon by its Off
cials, having in view not only the ma.
terial but the moral hazard which is
oftentimes .he greater hazard surround
ing an investment.
Safety Of principal rather than high
rates Of interest has always governed
in the Investments Of this Bank. II is
essentially the peoples Bank, and the
people have confidence in its manage
ment and its safety. Its assets, to-
gether with tho liability Of the Stock
holders. offer a guaranty OF more than
20 per cent. OF the entire deposits that
no depositor shall suffer loss.
Banking by mail, specially with
this Bank, is not only safe, but easy.
Send your address on a postal 10 Y.
NJ. Culver, Treas, or TO c. s, Page,
and you will receive by the
first mail valuable information touch
ing the affairs OF this Bank. 9-3w
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All changes Of advertisements
must be In hand not later than
Tuesday morning.

Nlsewhsrs IN this issue We print =
notice relative b The Lanoilla County
sarsnss Bank aud Trust Co 81 which
er-Gor. Carroll \. Page is president,
This ins,iinsion has the distinction OF
having never lost dollar by The TAX
ing u poor piece o. paper. The IS
certainly fact worthy Of MENTION
and their money Is all invested IN the
.a.t. a. N.r,oant
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Notice 10 Taxpayers.

The taxpayers OF the town OF Manehestes.
Vermont, are hereby notified that tho taS
bill on the Grand List ior 1907 has eeen
placed IN my hands for collection.
A discount Of four per cent, viii he allowed
on all taxes paid within ninety days from the
date OF this notice.
Al the expiration u said ninety days. an
taxes remaining unpaid will be placed In the
hands Of the Colleetoroi Taxes for collection,
as the law directs
Time expires September 10Th, 1907,
W ". ROBERTS Town, treasurer,
Manchester Center, June 18th, 1907.
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SOUTH DORSET
"A great growing time.
Plenty of wild strawberries.

Plenty of wild strawberries.
Bowen has new lot of photo good,
and frames.
1T will be Horse Fair Week shi,
week at Rutland.
Mrs. Clark Potter with her dsugh.
ter, Mrs. Stone, visited their friends
here last week.
The Congregational Sunday school
is again established here; it convenes
every Sunday at p. m.
Ernest West is surveying bis many
farms and establishments. he is one
Of our largest land owners.
"A party Of fishermen went to STRAIT
ton pond last week. They say the
black flies BIT immensely.
Mrs. Margaret McDevitt has sold
a tenement house TO Frank Hazelton
for 800. and be is occupying il.
Mrs. Emily Nichols gave birth.
day party last week and a large num-
Der Of friends enjoyed a splendid even.
ing.
Last weeks thunder storm was the
hardest we ever remember. There was
one continuous fash and roar for more
than an hour. A large barn, with one
horse, three bogs and agricultural tools
was burnt for Martin Sheridan; and
FIVE COWS and yearling killed for I'd.
Bryant; trees were struck and \ small
cloud burs, washed the roads badly.
SUNDERLAND.
Mr.. Geo. Reed is ILL.,
Mrs. Netiie Griffin visited in Ben.
uipgfnu last week.
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Commissioners Notice.

asaS w
The undersigned, having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court, fr tho District VI
Manchester. Commissioners Ia receive, ex-
anime and adjust all claims and demands Of
all persons against
Ralph Bentley late Ut Sunderland
in said District. deceased, hereby give notice
that we will meet for the purpose Of examln-
ing and allowing said claims at the late
residence OF deceased In Sunderland ON the
z4th day Of Dec, 1907, from one O'clock y. m,
until four O'Clock p. m. oi said day, and that
six months from the z4th day Vi lune A. d.
1907, is the time limited BY said Court Tor
said creditors to present their claims to ~
for examination and ALLOWANCE.
Dated at Sunderland this s4th day Of June.
A. d. 1907,
A. R. STlLLSON, ~o.
ARTHUR S. WYAAN. Cons
Jay T. Bentley Admit. Sunderland. VI,
SN, Arlington, 4 r. D.
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she does ne4 bear II his desih siih q
sense Il perseasl loss. To kgs wife
snd ehiia iise SYMPATHY 81 tbs conm1
pssy go~s oui IN lhsif great seiease'
ms,a. Fl Eseuiag Hanner.
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EARN FOR SALE,--situated one AMI ono
! halt miles from Depot. aso tom tho
Center, at Manchester, known as the bt,ek
Hotel, containing as acres. Also a residence
on Lincoln street al the Depot, known as tive
Porter Walker place, Both houses are su,t-
able for two families II desired, For partie-
ulars inquire Of r, I. u Carrier,
A. v. TURNER.
sun.
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Changing Address.

Nksr fsEsrttang ekseft ~ sasifs 49,
,.sthsss shEus9 Gel tsai ~ ave uasff seefss'
o. ~s5i 90 gssss1s