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OTHER MARkETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

East Buffalo. Dec o.-CATrLE-Recerts. 2. 300 head
Zoe higher; prime steers. s. 25n$5 CO.
slipping. - 75fs5 -: butchers 81 1hGS 10; heifers
feeders. So 30as4 -. stock hefers 81 25@s3 fresh
sprin7 steady to 81 higher at slsas5i
VF.AIaS-Receil 500 head; active and soc higher At
s50S9 40 10. Receipts. Is. 700 head: active and
steady: and mixed 81 Goa "a % York
ers 81 sdSi pigs 1904 so; roughs 81 25dSf Do
stays 50 25@S3 n; daries. 81 75@S4 o" SHEEP AND
LAMf8S-Rcceipte head active and higher lambs
ewes 81 25flS4 Is: sheep. mixed. S2dS4 rs
Chicago. Doc 0-CATTLE-Receipts testmatedl. 3bout
head market l0c higher steers " nlN
So a. cows 81 Si 20, heifers s2 5GS5 %: bulls 81 go
asa 25 calves S30S7 stcckers and feeders 81 i0as4 30
IOGS-F2eceipts estimated about i3 coo head market
1og15c higher choic@ heavy shipring s - .'aS4 80
light 6lG$4 10 packers. S41s4 20 pigs So 5GdSi 40
bulk of sales 81 e005si SHEEP-Peceipts estimated
about head market steady 20 23c higher; sheep
S3 5GGS5: lambs $5@$e -: yeariings sass s5
shipners- 81 s5GsS4 90 So S0nSi 90 CATTLE
Active: shippers 81 S59s3 40 common S2a
s. 10 sHEEP-Strong at $2aS4 % LAMBs-srong at
sass % - ,
Pit;sbure Dec 1.-CATTLE--Receipts heavy; market
strong choice So 6GGS5 r. prime S5 30ds5 30 HOGS
Receipts heavy market highe-; prime hearies mediums
heavy Workers So light YorEeEs and pigs S4 Soa
- 90 roughs Sids4 SHEFP-Receipts light: market
strong. prime weters 81 so@s5 cus and common 81 30
50 "a lambs $5d$7 2a- VEAL CALVES. sSaSs
Kansas CITY. Dec Sc -CATTLE-Pe"eirts. 6OcD head
Including 200 souhcrns: market 5915c higher celves
higher. export and dressed beef steers s5d
81 60 fair good 81 :1GS Western steers. So 5oG
feeders S3F1$i. Southern 81 60
asa 81; Southern cows. S2Hs$; native cows s2etsi 80
So a0gS7. HOGS-Rccerts o0o0 head; market steady
higher: top bulk sales 81 50ds4 f5 heavy
81 "a 20 race-s 50 o0St r5 pigs and lights san
81 c2's- sIEEP-Peceirts. 3.5oo head market 10c
Western yearIinFs s5s3 -: sheer SO 5oasi 20
stockers and feeders. S3f7S4
New-York tribune., 1907-12-31
FINLAND SHIP CANAL"
Con eressman Moore Discusses
Coastal Waterscays Project.

Philadelphia. Dec S0--Speaking to the toast
INLAND waterways for Big ships at the dinner
OF the upholstery goods manufacturers and job
bers al the St. James Hotel here tonight, Con-
gresham J. Hampton Moore president Of the At
antic Deeper Waterways Association, said in part:
Since our movement for continuous inland chain
o. waterways from Boston 10 Beaufort, n G. ana
beyond. received its impetus in this city last No
vember, many views have been expressed as to the
expediency OF striking out for a ship canal. Many
of our friends, knowing the difficulties in the way
of obtaining appropriations have argued that We
should first strive a barge canal The whole
question viii be thrashed along with other ques
Tions Of procedure after Congress meets
as we can conveniently get together the members
along the Atlantic Coast.
Meanwhile there is much discussion OF the prop
csIion have the government take over both the
Chesapeake and Delaware and the Delaware ana
Raritan canals AS the latter / understand that
Congressman Burton, Of Delaware. VIII shortly re-
introduce his bill for q survey. Probably the best
place V the experiment of ship canal would
be over the Chesapeake and Delaware route. (which
is only thirteen miles long The advantages OF
such a canal in times of would be simply in
calculafle but If Congress will let go that
far now. should least move to deepen the
Chesapeake and Delaware canal for commercial
purposes step which is receiving consideration.
and will shortly be brought TO the attention Of
Congress.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-31
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

Hull Dec 29-ConsueIo tBr,. New York.
Shanghai. Dec 27-Boemfontein Q3r. New York via
Singapore: Braemer OBI. New York via Aien sihga-
pore Cebu.
Antwerp. Dec 30-Samland. New York.
Bermuda Dec 3o-BermUdan tBrl. New York
Southampton. Dec 30-Atrato tBc New YORK VIA hlhes
Glasgow Dec 3o-Californa DR. York via Movile
London 3a-Earragansett tBrl. New YORK Mime
tonka H3rl York. estTian, New York
Sez Dec 2a-St George ,Brl Manila for New york
Fremantle Dec 30-Apolda Ger. New York for Ade-
singaPore. Dec 3o-Croydon (BD, York and Norfolk
Colombo ~,
3GArHeT.an tiSr' New Ae1Ti tEiA ti''
Bristol. Dc Brooklyn City CT3r) New York
Genoa EMANUEL Calvo SPAN. New 1ork VIA "a
Trieste Dec 25-soha Hohenberg CAus), New York via
Eo,,ersaTo Dec ao-socstdyl Dutch Ne. York
ST Croix. IS 2 ? rn-Manoa tBr). New YORK ior
Cane ToTn Dec 27-corfe Castle trl. New York
Christiansand. 2s-Heig Olav dam, New AoTk 'or
Copenhagen
barcelona Dec 26-Mor;serrat Span. New York
Iuelva Dec 27-DoTistrOok t8r. New York
I3ren1en Dec 2S-Seyllitz Ger. New YORK.
IIayre Dec 2S-Hudson (Fr). New YORK - 49,
ROTTERDAM. 2S-Noskva t{uss from Lnaa LOT ~"
York - -, .-o-o r4,r,r,rg and
So,hsrnyiton New York ,--.-- H..
vgo Dec 2s-Magdalena ORD. from Southampton LOT
Far arhados, Kingston. etc. and Me-" AoIh.
PASSED.
c, Ntcbaels Dec 30-Sanno HaD. Genoa and Naples Tot
York .-o, Vorlx
Rotterdam and Hamburg
New-York tribune., 1907-12-31
START WAR ON CANADIAE WOLVES.
New York Hunters Invited to Take Part in
North Woods Expedition.

New York hunters are invited to take part in a
hunt which is from Kippewa Province Of
Quebec, Canada January Il. and which has as
its object only good sport for the hunters, but
the determination of the vicious wolves of Canada
The Canadian Pacific Railroad has taken cogni-
zance of the hunt by providing for all parties Of
five or more a reduction in rates. well
complete outfit. including all the necessities except
a rifle, al a reasonable rate. So complete is the
outfit that furnishers guarantee that the hunt
ers having will not suffer from cold other
hardship
deposit of s25 will he required as a guarantee,
and all deposits and guarantees must he in at least
one week ahead Of the time for the departure
Of each party of hunters Further information
may be had from i. o Armstrong. colonization
and tourist agent Of the Canadian Pacific Railroad
whose address is Montreal.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-31
STORAGE NOTICES.

70 MRS JOHN .GETz. Ella {. Riker. Est
of Mr. or Mrs {. l.. Fair. Mrs. A. swift.
Geo " Dresser, Jane Mahon. MIS- L. b'
V. snyder. VIM. Winkelhach. +. NJ Larch-
er, Adele NJ. Ri9ue' l Goe T9a 1avney l,et'An Mrs ~
Alice smith. Fannie I. FiEney. Mrs. j h
Caven J. Ii. Mayhury. Miss Nellie taIIeH'
Miss Sarah McAteer. Mrs. HoYard EiIis'
Mary D. Byrne. b. Il. Boyle. Mrs NJ v X
McNulty. Mrs e L. Hoton. Mrs. Lillian
Campbell Martin. Mrs. carrie Meyer. MIS-
Margaret Taylor. Francis :. Nye h FRED
eric Paul; Mrs r ~ Roests y temz' t1I,z
Mrs. w L. Howard. Or. Geo l.. Wilcox.
Mrs. J p Savory,-Etta NJ Martin. Mrs
Ida smith. John Deacon oc MIS- Il. + Ion
cure. Augustus p; DuniaE. Mrs Z; ".
H Miner, @. T. Williams or Mrs. q NJ
Williams. A. /. Becker. Robert a. RobeTts
Henry Wenke, Helen A. Waldron. Florence
Daniels. Eva Rruwn. Mrs NJ \. komp. w
buche-. MIS-. Sarah Goodman, Al. ]. Heter-
ran. W. RI. Keitt. Mrs. II. Cossrcvc. F. j
Dickinson. Mrs. Louise 'rissin5. b. Mcpou-
ough Mrs. Geo A. Lawrence. Nj or Mrs
r. E. Townsend. J. ]. Linden ard c. Mira
bel or Mrs A. s Little: You and each Of
you are hereby notified that. the time FOR
the payment of cur lien upon the property
hereinafter described having expired. after
due notice thereof had neen given lou. we
will cause such property. to wit. household
goods. personal effects and met chandlse-
stored by YOU or in your name in the Co
iumbia Storage WAREHOUSES. 20 be sold 1t
public auction. according 70 the statute III
such case made and provided at Ncs- So
and IS West cath St. Saturday. January
thereof is not completed on said date the
same will be continued AT the same place
on each and every Saturday thereafter. be-
ginning at 1870 a m. until the sale is
completed
COLUMBIA STORAGE WAREHOUSES
New York. Dec "a 1907
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Livsrpocl Dec 3o-Clcslne: WHEAT.spot nrm; No 2
red Western sid. futures quiet: March IS II 12d
MAJ. IS lo2.d. CoRN-srot hrn prime mixed American
as I'D: prime MIXED American Old IS 6i2d futures
firm Januar:. IS 4isd PEA9-Canadian steady Is
FTJ0UR-wnter patents steady. 3rs Cd HoPs-In Lon
India>ness firm; 9Gs Sd PoRk-Prime Western steady
Ses 81. HAMS-ShoTt cut, IL tn % n. quiet. i2s
BACON-Cumherland cut &c so n. quiet. SOS Sd :
short rib. 1G NJ 5Ss; clear backs.
- n easv. ass; clear bellies II to 16 ID. quiet .3s
sHoJ1-DERS-S II II IS H. qIiet. sis Sd, LARD
Prime Western. in tierces. easy. Ais Sd American
refined, in pals dun 42s 81. CHEESE-Canadian finest
white firm 62s: Canadian finest eolorei firm
63s. TAILOW-T'rTne citv dull 29s TURPEN TINE
SPIRITS easy. 23s "a. ROSIN-Conmon easy. Pc
rs 81
New-York tribune., 1907-12-31
TRANSPACIFlC MAILS.
Destination and steamer.

Destination and steamer. Close IN New York
Japan, and China Especially ad-
dressed via Seattle}-Shawmut. oday. 600
Hawaii. Guam and Philippine Islands
Franciscoh-U transport Jan i. 600
Hawaii. Japan. Corea, China and Philip
thuria ~ -. ...~.--ee,..-.- Jan ?. 500 p m
aHds via Seattle1-Tango Mara..... Jan . 500 m
Hawaii Japan. Corea. China and Philip
non NarI -........... Jan p m
Hawaii (via san Franciscop-Alameda. 13 600
New Zealand. Australia Except West).
Samoan Islands and New Caledonia (via
San Francscol-Forerc. Jan 13 500
Japan. ccrea. China and Philippine ISL
ands ard Victoria B c.
Empress Of China .-........... Is. 600
Tahiti and MarqueSas Islands
Franciscol-Narposa Jan o. 900 m
New-York tribune., 1907-12-31
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Monday, Dec. 80, 1907.
ARRIVED.

Steamer Columbia tBrl. wadsworth Glasgow and
Morille December 81 Henderson Bros with 60 cabin
ana steerage passengers and mdse. Arrived the
Bar a 2:ao a m.
steamer FL Ola. Mason. New Orleans December "a to
Pacific Co with mdse- Passed in ouaran-
tine SOS a m.
steamer Pathfinder Barbour. Carteret. II a H Bull &
Co in ballast Passed Quarantine at lo:i5 a m
Steamer Ponce Harvey. Guanaca December 70 Ma n
euez 4 25 Ponce -. TO the y * X
S. Co with 13 passengers mails and mdse Arrived at
Bar a Z a m
cen11 - 10 rtp Ruprecht ballast. Arrived at the
Bar As m. r.
steamer Paw View Cummings. Newport News for
Boston Anchored Sandy Hook Bay at $50 m; put
SAND HOOK y J. Dec So $50 p m--wind west. fresh
breeze: cloudy; thick of shore
SAILED
Steamers Advance for Cristnhal: Administer CBr) ROT
terian: jefferson Norfolk ;.d Newport News; Maria
CAustl Philadelphia Oregonian. Puerto Mexico Mexico
Rauenfels Ger Savannah.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-31
FAVOR ACCEPTANCE OF 60 PER CENT

Boston. Dec So.-The auditors appointed to ex-
anime the books Of Eavley. Folsom & Ronimus.
wholesale dealers in mems furnishing goods, who
assigned three months ago, reported to-day that
the liabilities amounted about 100000 the
assets TO S737.I3s The auditors that If mme-
diately nquidated the assets viii bring more
then se09Jo6 They recommend the acceptance Of
an oer of CO cents on a dollar to single creditors
of Hawiey. Folsom & Ronimus. T II. Lane & Co.
Of this city. and ". q. Keen & Co. of New Bed
ford the TWO latter firms being connected with the
Eawley company. To the joint creditors of the
three firms the auditors recommend the acceptance
Of an cffer of IS cents or the dollar.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-31

COACHMAN.-By colored man: Al refer
ences. single. can ride or drive John
Green. 1876 Bedford ave. Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1907-12-31
MORE SAFE DEPOSIT INDICTMENTS.

San Francisco. Dec. $0.--A grand jury tonight
returned foU: indictments for alleged enbezzlenent
against officers of California Safe Deposit and
Trust COMPANY Walter J. Bartnett indicted
on oce count in connection with the disappearance
OF S3e0oo. J. Daize.l Brcwa count for al
lesed misrepresentation of s25eyD and James Tread
well on two courts OF enbezzlenen.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-31
AUCTION SALES

BIZ VIRTUE of an execution. l. Bernstein.
auctioneer. will sell to-day at g. m. at
LIST St. Manhattan, machines. chairs.
tables. dressing cases. mirrors. carpets,
dressgoods and fixtures BY order Of Alfred
Freeman, Marshal.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-31
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
IlIDA A, 9EIEIlV-rge.
Employment Bureau.
% West Sotn ST.
Phone 2434. 2435-Bryant.
EBOOKI,YN OFFICE: l34 St. Marks Av.
OID GOLD AND SILN ER.

OLD GOLD. silver and precious stones
bought at highest market value made
into new articles or exchange for new Jew
e1ry or Japanese goods at VI. r Topper
factory al West 3.,th ST.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-31

COACHMAN-Long experience IN good
families; has friend second or useful man.
understands waiting. silver. etc NcrrOws
Bureau T2l Lexington ave. corner 5sth ST
Telephone la2S-Plaza.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-31
MAMIE INTELLIGEMcE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sun rises AL Moon 33l age 2s
HIGH WATER
AM-sau6y 412 Gov. Island 4.2s Hell Gate GIG
, M.-Sanoy f:33 Gov. Is1ad s.3Ii Hell ESQ
New-York tribune., 1907-12-31
LOST-BASkBOOKS

LOST sT-Rankhonk No 472. s31 of Dry Dock
Savings Institution. Any person having
claims upon said book is called upon 70
nresart the same to the bank within thirty
days or the said book will he declared
cancelled and extinguished and new one
issued In lieu thereof.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-31
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-31
BOARD AND ROOMS.

ELEGANTLY furnished apartment; private
bath; exclusive. refined, homeiike hotel:
sociability a feature; terms, 81 80 daily, in
cluding meals; one person. SIS; two. S25
weekly: free electric light. telephone: all
night elevator service and steam heat: pri-
vate family tables: dining room conducted
on co-opera tive club plan; food supplied by
guests cooked without charge: provisions.
wines, liquors and cigars supplied at whole
sale: privilege of kitcEenette OF light
housekeeping, old Kniokerbocker neighbor-
hood, one door from 9th ave; transients ac-
commodated. Alabama Hotel, Is E. 1lth St
ST. ALBANS, II EAST 31ST ST.
Desirable suites: paIlor dining room; ex-
ceIIent table. reasonable prices
72D ST. l20 WEST,
between IL" and subway express stations:
charming rooms; superior table; references
given and required.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-31

SEANSTR ESS Useful all around. go out
10 families; understands dressmaking. re-
modelling: hand or machine work: refer
ences Address Searrstress. c NJ. $50 80
ave
New-York tribune., 1907-12-31
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

December 80 1897.
WEEKLY RECEIPTS.
Beeves Cows. Calves. Sheep. Hogs
J jersey City..........--2.7y5 l.Ol6 137o5 ST.
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PROF. SITUATIONS WANTED.
FcinaIe

FcmaIe
-READER wishes another engagement to
read by the hour. to amuse an invalid
or elderly person. Address Reader. Trib-
une Uptown Office 1864 Broadway-
ADVERTISEMENTS ant subscriptions for
The Tribune received ut their Uptown
once. No. 1864 Broadway. between 36th
ana 3fth SITS. until . O'Clock p. n. Ad-
vertisements received at the following
branch offices at regular Office rates until
O'Clock D. m. viz. 26i sth ave. .
cor. 93d St. 153 9Th ave cor. 18th ST. 02
East l4th ST.. sS7 West 42d st. between
lth and Sth ayes.: 2c3 West f25th st: lSSS
Sd ave. between IG.h and 7Ith SITS: 1Oe1
I'D ave. near 61st St: 17Os LIST ave. near
s9th st: l57 East l25th St: .5o fremont
ave ESQ Sd ave. and any American Distr'et
Telegraph office.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-31
CARPET CLEANING.

N.Y.Carpet Cleaning "orkS
Oldest. Largest. Most Modera
437 AND 439 WEST 43TH 81
Tel. 4632-4 1898 Bryant. Estaollshed S.,,.1 .9'''
W. X. JORDAN. EDN IN LEN D.
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING Co
Cleans by compressed air, steam haho 1'
on ffoor 1854 Broadway, i2l Last 4olh 81
COE & BRANDT. Tel. 132-3sth.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-31
Brooklyn.

liG. I1S LEFFERTs PLACE.
Newly furnished and decorated detached
mansion extensive grounds; can accommo-
date a few guests: rooms; best references
required. Owner. telephone 2431-R pros
New-York tribune., 1907-12-31
HELP WANTED.

Male.
sTENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER
Young man, in publication ONCE; neat.
sentiaI; little dicration. Address h l.. h,
Box IS. Tribune Office.
WANTED Farmer: married. no iamiiy'
ona canah1e taking charge and familiar
with plain farm work, stock and poultry
A. L. Reynolds, 1S3 South 4th ave, Mount
Vernon. ". Y.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-31
ROOMS TO LET.
BUSINESS CHANCsS.

BUSINESS CHANCsS.
$500 BUYS cleaning, dyeins business.
splendid location: Sth ave. Brooklyh,
would like 10 sell at once. as proprietor
has TO go away; newly htted place, lh
vestirate this bargain. Apply at McDOn-
aId-Wiggins Co, 257 Broadway.
$4,000 STOCK for sale at 500 per shalc.
guaranteeing per cent cumulative
large pressed brick manufacturing business
For fun particulars apply McDonald'Nlg-
gins Co 257 broadway.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-31

Female
Wanted i'm Life
Insurance Office
Well educated and thoroughly expert lady
stenographer. operating L.. c. smith ma
chine. State salary. experience and REFER
ences Position 10 be taken on one months
trial Address
Post Office Box $50
r1adison So. Branch =.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-31
billiard AND POOL TABLES.

of billiard and pool Ia
bles; high grade bowling alley DulIoeis'
lowest prices. Marx Bros, "A Union Square
New-York tribune., 1907-12-31

IAJ-NDRES-By experienced iaundress 20
rake washing az home. first class works
Al references moderate prices c Mailer.
500 East 26th ST
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BRUNSWICK OFF
FOR NEW YORK
CAME in Yesterday From Havana and
Sailed in a Few Iours-HaA
Very Big csrsa.s

The steamer Brunswick arrived
from Havana yesterday afternoon at
. 1 o'clock and after dlscharging her
cargo for this port. sailed for New
York, leaving shortly after 2.
This was the second successful
trip the Brunswick has made to the
Cuban port, and both trips she has
received heavy cargo and big pas
senger list to and from the islaa&
Yesterday che had on board $3.50 bags
Of sugar and seven passengers for
New York and 10 passengers for Bruins
wick. The steamer made even a
quicker trip from Havana than she
did the first time. She sailed from
there Sunday morning. The work OF
inanaetins the naeeensers' baggage
was done hastily yesterday under the
direction OF Inspector F. A. Dunn, Of
the custom house. and very few ar
clea have so far been seized here.
I'll Brunswick viii arrive in New
York Frida and viii Immediately
take on hei cargo FOR Havana and
sail Saturday. She is kept steadily
on the runkand is doing some gooa
work 10 make two round trips per
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Cali On Davis II f4e
'onk street for e - lowest
aarkst pricea
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Don't miss buying some OF the
crochery and stone coodnm We
are selling At cost Colss ara
~ 49,,
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join THE CROWD

And 90 to PARTER's pox BALL
PARLoR. Splendid Exercise, Re
fined Pleasure for Ladies' and Cen
tIemen.
A prize will be alven away each
Saturday Night for the highest score
made during the week.
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Ca1a you win3 Yov realize that &c
win In anything these days. requires
strength, with mind aud body In tune
A man or woman with disordered d.
sestive organs is not iD shape for q
lays work or a days play. How can
hey expect to win? kOaaps For
Dyspepsia contains thee sastlv
uices o. a healthy stomach and vi
out your stomach lp@shape to pc.
orm its important junction Of sur
lying thesp~B9dy and brain WITH
tTengtn-bE lding blood. Digests whal
9ou eat. kelisves Indigestion, Dyspet
Ia. Sour Stomach. Palpitation Of the
Heart and Constipation. Sold by al
irnggs3fs
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JOHN D. ROUNTOS,

srunsNIek's Candy store.
Don't buy burnt sugar and imagine
you are getting pure chocolate. Such
substitutes are injurious to health.
For pure chocolate and ell other can
dies call on me.
A fresh supply received every week
from Msnier the famous chocolate
maker Either in bulk or IN beautirus
pound and half pound boxes.
FINEST FRUITS, CIGARS AND 70
BACCOEs, ETC.
TAFFN CANDY MADE FRE&A
0AlkN.
80 MssNaaaaze nnNnsa
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administrator unon II
N. stewoft. deceased
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boMlNisTRAToR's SALE.
6eoreia. ciysn County.
F7n(l..r -.4If i,r- .-trf,5s. - +.

eecreia. eiy1n County.
Under Az, By virtue Of a. order
Of he 60uH Of ordinary s;ii
county. passed at the Janua# term,
1906. thereof. viii be sold " public
outcry on the first TUESDAY ii Fe5-
ruary, 1907 at the court house door
in said county. between the usual
hours 81 sale tas followiae real es-
tate, situate ii Glynn count. f;eor.
gia, belonging 10 the estate 81 J. n.
Stewart, deceased. to-Wit
All that tract or parcel d land ly-
ing and being in the county q Giynn
and state Of Georgia, Containing fifty.
seven and une-half acres az.d hon nd
as follows: North. BY land OF n.
=. Harrison, one the south BY lands
u J A. Ward; on the eaA Isl lands
Il 7. and J. Howe. and on he west
" lands Of Howe and beng the same
ract Of land conveyed to sa4d J. NJ
Stewart BY ] A. Ward Oh the 21st
lay of august. 1905. the same being a
art Of the original Johnson tract.
Also the following lot, trac1 or par.
q Of land siiuaie. lying and being
n the 1883 district 81 N. Gym
ounty. GcofEia. ccntaEasng II Enty
~ two-tentns aercs sid bounded on
ae north ~ ianas 0E - Il HagMson.
outh. hy lards ri 81 q. ward
asst by lands of A. Ward ana
sest by the Seabaard AIR LIne rail
FAY, same being parI OF The old
riginal Johnson tract
Eisil also a 0itS7iFf1IE 3IuuIVfuau m
arest in and to the Eoliowing lot
fact or parcel OF land itaafe. lying
nd being in what Is known as Eyer-
tt City. in the Counts 81 Gl5nn and
tate Of Georgia, and tIcill8rls dea-
ribed, known and de8nnafed 0n the
Ian Of said Everett Csgy "a let num-
,ers one and twJ.1n BLOCH lve. sun
liyisiOn p. Together VIII aa build.
'ngs, houses, Out-houses and Improve
aents upon said three tract 81 land
iboye described
The sale win continue ron day
0 day until all OF a uaBerty IS
old Terms cash
This 9Th. day Of 907.
w III cdgson.
administrator urons ke IL
M Stewart. decea
Cali On Davis d m ile
'onk street for XII lowest
aarksf pricea
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TRIAL T0NlCHT
f0nIUITl
FOR MUSIC LOVERS
Martha WIN be sung at the Grand
Tonight by the Andrews OPP.
era Company.

Probably no show that has appear
ed here for sometime has come more
highly recommended than the An
drews Opera Comapny, which wgl
present the opera Martha tonignt.
Not only are the press notices very
favorable, but the managers of houses
where fhesepmpany has played think
well Of it. the following tsssfam
Manager Opera House. Brunswick,
ia
Andrews Opera Company pleased
select audience. Good company, well
balanced You can recommend it.
w. s. Whitney,
Nanager Fernandina Opera House.
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Manager Opera House. Fernandina,
Fla
Andrews Opera Company pleased
packed house last night Swell show,
best opera here IL. years. Engage
them for. tonight
a. .. fssalSsr,
Manager st. Augustine Opera House.