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Evening journal., 1907-03-06
Mntor Trucks in Use.

Motor propelled baggage trucks are
being tried by the p, 3. & W. railroad
some OF the new style trucks are being
used at the French street station, but
they are not fitted with the motors
II the power truck proves successful
at Broad street station. where they are
now in use The motors will be attached
70 the truck in this city.
Evening journal., 1907-03-06
Peoples Column

Anonymous communications for the
peoples column viii not be printed
Names of contributors 20 the column
win not be p-.n.ed, but must be fur
nishcd The Evening Journal as an evil
dence Of good faith on the part OF the
contributor.
Evening journal., 1907-03-06

The automobiles are proving large source
Of revenue to New Jersey. The registrations and
licenses issued in that state during the last year
netted $4,000 There were nearly $4,000 ma
chimes registered during the year and the drivers
licenses number more than 5000. The fines
collected for violating the law exceeded $500.
The money received from this source will be
used 10 improve the stone roads of the state
Evening journal., 1907-03-06
N.w omnsrs For Propsrties

William G. Coke. president Of the
Harlan and Hollingsworth Corporation
has secured the Dundas Lippincott pro
perty at Bellevue on the p. B. and w.
railroad. He viii occupy the country
seat about April 1st.
Evening journal., 1907-03-06

Editor The Evening Journal.
I observed with satisfaction that
measures have been taken against the
railroad hog on at least one OF the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company 8
lines. the third-rail. IN New Jersey.
There is to be no more turning OF seats
so that one man may occupy the place
CT four passengers by providing a rest
for his feet while he journeys. The
oppression OF the railroad company is
further evidenced in that a man will
not only be limited to a single seat,
but he win not be permitted to take
three seats with his baggage. And
when it is called to mind that some
Of the worst railroad hogs are women
some men who have been compelled
10 stand after paying for a. seat will
be ready to congratulate the official
who discovered that some things were
out Of gear on the modern train.
Yours respectfully.
A Drummer
Wilmington, March s.
Evening journal., 1907-03-06

Politics makes strange bedfellows. Out in
Indiana the liquor men, the Prohibitionists and
the religious influences have combined to defeat
4 high license bill Extremes often meet and this
= an example
Evening journal., 1907-03-06
e,d.notorist Mission Ends.

In 81. Patricks r. c. Church Re-
demptorist mission which has been IN
successful progress came to an eW
Yesterday. Father Birmingham
greatly pleased with the great ip' =
manifested by those IN attendarerese
Evening journal., 1907-03-06

In considering the selection Of an
executor it will be we'll 10 remember
that this company never dies. is never
incapacitated for immediate action, is
never absent from its place Of busi-
ness, not too engrossed In personal af-
fairs to give proper attention TO its
trust duties. It's officers moreover are
always available for consultation at
any business hour of any business day.
Evening journal., 1907-03-06

SO attention paid to unsigned communications.
Advertising rates on application
Evening journal., 1907-03-06

Editorial Room-D. & A. 500 Delmarvia, 22ls.
Business ofice-D. & A. 975. Delmarva, 224s.
Evening journal., 1907-03-06

New York Ofice: 905 Potter Building.
Chicago ONCE; 81 Boyce Building
Evening journal., 1907-03-06

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
postage prepaid $500 a year, or % cents a
able in advance BY carrier. six cents week.
Evening journal., 1907-03-06
Railroad Hogs.

wilmington. March 6.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-09
Proposals..

DRoPosAL6 FOR CLoTHING,-DEPoT QUARTER
Il Office. SO Whitehall St. New York City,
Dec t. 19o7-Sealed proposals in trplicate subject
the usual conditions, Will be received here
o'clock F. M. Dec. 1907 and opened. for fur
nshng and delivering at either the New York. Phila-
Dc lpha Boston Chicago Depots. 80 prs Canvas
Puttee Leggins; 100000 Light Weight Stock
ings 10 prs. Suspenders; 0000 Waist Belts
mrs Overshoes: 5000 Buckskin
and Bronze Buttons. small; subject
Of from o cent. If desired by this
ment right is reserved to reject accept any
all proposals any part thereof Preference will be
given to articles domestic manufacture conditions
of quality price dncluding in the price
Drod manufactures the duty thereon} being
equal Standard samples can he seen and specihca-
tious blanks proposals ana full information will
furnished upon application ut this ofce. Envelopes
containing proposals to be Endorsed Proposals for
Clothing be opened Dec I6 1907 Colonel WN. s..
PATTEN. Depot Quartermaster
New-York tribune., 1907-12-09
T. S. WH4LEN IN PULPIT
UpkoIds Capitalists Right to Organ
ise-Agrees zcith Rockefeller.
tBy Telegraph to The Tribune

Albany, Dec s-John S Whaen, Secretary OF
State. occupied the pulpit Of the Clinton Square
PRESBYTERIAN Church tonight and gave an address,
taking as his theme the relations that should exist
between capital and labor. AIr. NhaIen has been
;6e,tifed with the labor movement for twenty
years and his views on that subject ana no" II
should treat capital and how capital should act
toward labor formed the greater part OF his ad-
dress Mr. whalen spoke in part as follows;
The greatest problem of the day is capital and
labor Both have Just rights. Capital should re-
ceive its justice ana so Xjst Therefore they
work in harmony N oroeI 70 accossISIi kiii
of exchange for labor. and in order to be worked
AT 2 prort il is dependent upon labor t1dGn enjoys
rights which the other must respect Capital must
never lose sight OF the fact that "ltl9ut Sdpd pig.
working this country would soon be afflicted with
In the harvesting of prosperity in this country
cap.tsi ms =; tte rro7ts OF useful occupation
when capital is unemployed labor ests; ~eI
is idle the door Of darkness is held open 10 capital
The speaker upheld the right OF capitalists to
organize as well as workmen. He continued:
canI+ai and capitalists. but those who DO this
should remember that unnecessary oppression p[ac
ret existing evils When corporations and wage
earners are fair with the PUBLIC and with them-
fient peacefnI and fair agitation against existing
wrongs will always result in a victory Tor "hal Il
right
Mr.. whaieu then recounted the moral benefits
of organized labor and told at length of the bene-
fits to mankind which had been brought about by
the unions He continued
John D. Rockefeller, perhaps the richest man in
the world. says he is one OF Gods custodldrS hoid-
win Mr. Rockefeller. He is Gods custodian of
untold millions. a. trustee he viii have to rem
iIl f bav TO be- on the basis of Justly acquired and
rightly administered wealth
New-York tribune., 1907-12-09
FOUND BODY OF MISSING MAN.
Foul Play Probable in Death of Alden Cush-
ing, of Lancaster, N. Y.
GBy Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

Asheville n. c., Dec. S.-Alden Cushing. of Ian
caster N Y, who had been strangely missing for
about three weeks. was found dead in a secluded
spot near Hendersonvle, n. c.. to-day by one of
the searching parties conducted by Henry A Damn.
of Lancaster, brother-in-iaw.
The body lying In deep recess in a dense
laurel thicket. Indications point TO foul play The
coroners jury rendered verdict that Cushing
came to his death by unknown means" Cushing
was known TO have carried large sum of money
with him the day he was last seen. This was not
found.
Mr.. Gushing a druggist and real estate
dealer and engaged to be married to a young
woman Of Lan' He went to Hendersonville
a few months ago for his health He suffered from
heart trouble.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-09
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Sunday, Dec. s, 1907
ARRIVED.


Steamer Lusitana (8r) watt. Liverpool December /
and Queenstown ., the cunard Line with 747 cabin
at ai the e. i3s sr Sfe!sfs ot fs ms mans aH' "as'
steamer Narragansett (Br, Jar.es London November
3 ioeS g Philip m kDPTe'n' IN ballast Arrived at the Bar al
Steamer slavonia lBr, Taylor. Trieste November -
s. Co. Limited with ii2 es0tb ca m ana @ l9 81 & s'eerase pas
Steamer Korea Gtussl. Kirchted. Libau November Is
and 545 seerage passengers and mdso Arrived al the
Steamer Baker (cer,. oarte Port Antonio December
to the United Fruit Co. with one passenger and fruit
t5s Steamer r cTetc GF,, Ke naples November .
5a seerage passengers and dae Arrived at the Bar At
Steamer m Amerka Ger, Knuth Hamburg November Is
and SouthanpOp IMP WITH 9q s76 cabi as thqa cabin ana So
steerage passengers malls and mdse Arrived at the Bar
steamer Coamo. Dalton. Ponce November n Mayaguez
and Aguadillo DECEMBER and san ~ Juan s. to the New
6J oT mdsa 9na PSrf SrfS SsG at the s f Bar a. ." R
steamer Franfeid OBJ, & MsRPnad LaEnna NoTembeT
Steamer ida AusD Domnak. Trieste November I3
cAin passengers and mdse Arrived at the Bar At
Phia9sphiaM hi ~ Mills ng @ a1a a. Chen
246 seerage passengers. malls and mdse Arrived at
' Steiner r La Touraine m Fajolle Havre November 80
TO the French Line. with passengers malls and mdse
steamer . Sabine Mcntosh Mobile November &c via
Brunswick December 3. the Mallory IS Co. with pas
Steamer Iroquois Chichester. Jacksonville December
Charleston 8. to the Clyde Ss Co with passengers
Steamer Hamilton Boaz Newport News Norfolk
sandy Hook n j. Dec 8. $50 m-Wind southwest.
light breeze; hazy
Steamers Patagonia Ger, for Hamburg: Giuln AusD
Naples. Patras ETC. Europa dtaD. Naples. Genoa etc:
Orleans C5r, Auckland weilneton. etc; Indralema dr)
Prnz august Wilhelm Ger, ForuTe island Kingston
etc Planet Venus r, Savannah; IanEhanh d5T} Rot Rot
Galveston Mexican tcable).
New-York tribune., 1907-12-09
INVESTIGATE NIGHT RAIDING.
Governor Beekham Refuses to Order Another
Militia Company to Hopkinsville.
EBy Telegraph 70 The Tribune ]

Hopkinsville. KY. Dec. s-County Judge Breath
itt to-day appealed 10 Governor BeCkham to order
another militia company here from Darlington but
the Governor refused sending message that he
considered the local militia sufficient for the pres
ent. The local militia under Major z. B. Bassett.
will remain on duty indefinitely.
Mott Ayres State Fire Marshal arrived this
morning and began a star chamber investigation
of the night raiders invasion and the Shooting
up of this city. The posse which pursued the
right raiders picked bloody handkerchief and
hat. Other clews have been supplied, and all possi-
BILE assistance has been promised by the city and
county authorities
New-York tribune., 1907-12-09
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER II
.Iakes mail fer South Brazil.
TRANSPACIFic MAILS.

Destination steamer. Close . Sew York.
japan. Corca. china and PniT-
lea Msru. ~. -. Dec t. Goo IN
New Zealand Australia except Wcsti. Ss-
san rIancisc,|E5yeric Dec - COO "a.
Japan. China Philippine Gs.-
Vancouver and Victoria. Z o.
Empress of Japan. De H. 600 -
Hawaii. Japan. CoTea. China and Philip
pine Islands (via Francisc1)c!be-
ria Dec 10 600 ~
ands (va seatte1-Shirano Msra.-.. Dec le 600 10.
japan corea and China tsUecYial i GI-
only Wa Tacona)'pdu Dec -. 600
Tahiti Marquesas Islands fyia
FranciscoD-Marinosa .... .....-- Dec %. 900 N
Hawaii fvia Francis scoJAlaneda Dec -. go
Australia texcept Wesli. New Zealand
Samoan Islands. FIJI Islands and New
Caledonia Vancouver and Victoria
C1-Moara Dec 20. 600 n
Hawaii. Guam and Philippine Islands
Francisco)--U transport Jan !, o.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-09
COMPLAINT AGAINST N. Y. C. SERVICE.

Albany. Dec s.-Complaint against the service
and rates Of the New York Central & Hudson
River Railroad Company has been filed with the
Public Service Commission In the ID District by
tie watertown Chamber OF Commerce. The COM
mission is asked 20 meet at early day In Water
town hear facts IL will present the oppres-
sive course the New York Central 6, Hudson River
Railroad Company is practising in this community
The causes of complaint, while not specifically
stated In the petition it is understood. relate to
aiAosa excessive fares and freight rates charged
New-York tribune., 1907-12-09

bv the Central at Watertown ana 'hrous"ou'
Nor+bern New York and alleged poor and ihade-
o,,a+a ,-a3, service and accommodations geneTay.
senator George II. Cobb. and G. C. Sherman one
Of the petitioners conferred with the COMMISSION
IN regard 10 the complaint and were assured tiia'
t-1e fun commission would hold session al "a'e'
town at the earliest practicable date
New-York tribune., 1907-12-09
NEW ATTACK ON SUNDAY SALOONS

Chicago, Dec. S.-New tactics Were employed to-
day by the Chicago Law and Order League in it's
attack On Sunday saloons. Instead of merely col
lectng evidence. agents of the organization sought
for violations of the law and then informed the
policeman on the beat that il his duty TO ar
rest the alleged offender. Refusal by the
patrolnan followed by warnings that the
league would institute proceedings against him fer
neglect Of duty.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-09
Proposals.

PROPOSALS. FOR CONSTRUCTION or RETAINING;
/ WALL AND GRADING.-War Department Office
of the Constructing Quartermaster New London Conn.,
Snyeuber f9G7.-Seaied proposals
of retaining wall and for filling and grading
around harf Fort II c. wright. y Y. will
ceved until II 90 A. NJ. December IL. 1907. and
then opened Information furnished application
Envelopes containing proposals should be to
show their contents and addressed WILLIAM E. HOR-
TON. Can't, q. n.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-09
Proposals.


DRoposALs FOR CONSTRUCTION OF ROADS AND
L WALKS. AND GRADING.-war Department. once
81 the Constructing Quartermaster New London Conn
November H. 1aoI-Sealed proposals for the
zion Of macadam roads and sidewalks and grading
nj Fort H. G. Wright. N Y will be here unrii
II 80 a. M December IL. 1907. and then opened In
formation furnished application Envelopes contain
ing should be endorsed show contents
ylyREASURY DEPARTMENT. OFFICE OF THE
| Supervising Architect Washington. ID. c. Decernhsr
A. 1907 SEALED PROPOSALS will be received al this
Office until O'Clock p. the 9th OF Decernhsr
1907 opened. for the installation a vacuum;
cleaning system the United States Custom Housr
Building. New York n Y In accordance with drawings
specification. copies of which had at fbis
Office the oce OF the Architect No. II East nttn
New York. N ". at the discretion OF the Super
Architect -Ae
New-York tribune., 1907-12-09
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

SOUTHAMPTON. Dec s-New York. New York via Plymouth
and Cherbourg
Liverpool Dec Victorian fBrl. New York.
Moville, Dec S-Caledoua (Br) New York for Glasgow
Naples. Dec S-MoltAe tGer,. New York for Genoa.
SAILED.
Queenstown Dec s. 3:15 m-Lucania (r), New York.
SIovilIe 7-Californa CBr. New York
PASSED.
Gibraltar. Dec S-Caabria (3rD. New Naples,
etc: Matoppo Br. Calcutta and Colombo Boston
and New York.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-09
PHYSICIAN KILLED BY TRAIN.

Steubenville, Ohio, Dec. s.-Dr. John S. Cleeland.
ffty-seven years DID, physician and oil operator,
of Pittsburg. down and killed by Pan
handle freight train here to-day. While awaiting
a train he stepped the tracks and was run down
by the freight train
New-York tribune., 1907-12-09
FOUND SLAIN, PARTNER ARRESTED.

lola, Kan, Dec. s.-William Stewart. proprietor
OF a restaurant in East lola, murdered
his place Of business early to-day. The body bore
evidence of seven wounds. any one of which would
have produced death Stewards partner. w. D.
Cresison is under arrest pending investigation.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-09
Public Notices.

NEW YORK SUPREME Cookr. THIRD JUDICIAL
~ Dstrlct UIslfr Iuunty asnokan heset. .Ui!. sec
uon No. 3. Ulster County. Towns olive, MarbIet0Sn
and Hurley Application and Pcti-
tion OF J. Edward simmons. Charles N Chadwick and
Charles "A shaw Board Of Water supply
Oft he of acquire real estate for and
on behalf OF the City New York. under Chapter ia
OF the Laws the amendatory hereof in
the tow Olive. Marbletown and Hurley. Ulster
County York. the purpose OF providing addi
and wholesome water for the OF
of New York.-Publc notice is hereby giFen
that Separate Report OF George Holmes Smith
Henry and Josiah J. Hasbrouck. who appoint
Commissioners Of Appraisal In the above entitled mat
by order OF this court made at a special term
thereof the Court House In the City OF Kingston
office Clerk the County OF Cster the 2Srd
OF 1907 and affects parcels Numbers
u22), ninsty-six $3.50.
U2D. ninety C90b niuety-four
hi seventeen 11I hundred and twentyfou
n hundred and twenty-five C1.5) hundred
and 12T) hundred thirty d30).
nineteen tl19). hundred and
hundred and six A tl06A). hundred and
twenty four d2-A! one hundTed and twenty-ons n2n
tS5) eighty tS9l eghtythree sS).
hundred and thirty-four d3D shown the map In
this proceeding. Notice further given that gppca-
win be made at Special Term or the Suprent Court
District at the Court House In the City Of
Kingston Ulster County. New York. the ost day OF
1907 ten o'clock In the forenoon OF
day thereafter counsel be heard
order confirming said report and for such ether
reiIe as he tIst. Dated New York
her osth 1907. FRANCIS KEW pFNDr.r .rTON. Corpora
,,o, - oA~--as New vo-t
New-York tribune., 1907-12-09
WASHABLE DRESS GOODS. In sofh Stores

WASHABLE DRESS GOODS. In Both Stores
On Monday. December the 9th.
Printed Organdie.-iine sheer material
>a,t floral designs i'm various cO!ors on
b;te crounds t5c per yard
Mercerized Iopln,-permanent hnish'
Colors:-Navy, cadet and sky blue, pink
beliotrOpe. reseda, white, cream. tah
ro, and black 25c per yard
IUentyh hrd
yhIr ouths
New-York tribune., 1907-12-09
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
sun rises 7:i2 4:33 Noon 9:22 Moons
HIGH WATER
AM-Sandy Hook 10:40 Gov Island f041 Hell Gate 1884
PM-sandy Hook Il2l Gov Island Ii 2s Hell Gate l:2d
New-York tribune., 1907-12-09
INCOMING STEAMERS.
AfSSel.


Vessel. From. Line
Glasgow. November 30 Anchor
rTIeliig Chrisansand, November so SCaud-
December 2.......... Red D
rbados December 1........ Brazil
AIgiers, November White
ia Touraine F4avre November so. French
Island. December Clyde
GIs.silia,.... Patras, November 10 .Fabre
III rid.....-... Galveston. November 50. SO Pacific
Roma MarseiIles November Fabre
Orleans December /. Pacific
CITY OF Memphis December .Savanr ali
TUESDAY. DECEMBER 10.
Rotterdam. November
Sar,Iand Antwerp November 30. White star
.,..... Gibraltar December
Havana, December Ward
Colon December tlas
San Galveston. December 4-- Mallory
wEDNES DAY DECEMBER II.
Southampton. December 4Whitc S'ar
sFinance Colon. December Panama 4 Il
sManoa Croix. December Quebec
Kingston December g.. Royal Mail
THURSDAY. DECEMBER 1c.
-Prins WiIlem December . "
sC5renada. Port Of Spain December Trinidad
PennsylS ania Plymouth. December g. HambAn
BresIau. Bremen December t-....N . Lloyd
Gibraltar. December Anchor
City. Swansea November Bristol
Flordc -Havre. November FreEC
Galveston December Pacific
of Columbus. avspnah December aEn0h
New-York tribune., 1907-12-09
James McCreery & Co.

SILK DEPARTMENTS. In Both Stores
"McCreery Silk
Complete assortment OF ne" "ea. ~
and cclors in Silks ami Nei'etS' ihoi"7
Satin MessaIine, Majestic. Marq"ise''e'
Chiffon Cloth Pompadour Satins Mousse
line Chiffon and Paon Velvets
On Monday, December the 3.i'
Sale of 5000 lengths of Plain ana
Novelty Silks in waist and dress patterns
Considerably less than usual prices. Sc
Iectfons made viii! be, upon request H"''"-
bIv hacked II boxes for presentatloh
New-York tribune., 1907-12-09
DRESS GOODS. In Both Stores

DRESS GOODS. In Both Stores.
Black and CoOred Dress Goods.
On Sale Monday, December the 9th.
Dress Patterns. Wool and Silk and
Wool weaves. Medium and light shades
Suitable for Holiday g fits.
$50 1850 per pattern
Imported Embroidered Cloth Robes
unmade). variety of street shades ana
1,.oL $3.50
erprce to
CoIored BrOaticOth,-a complete as
sortment of dark, medium and pastei
shades, including ivory and white
1.25 per yard
Imported Black BroadciOth. chiffon
weight. Sponged and shrunk, spot proof.
80 inches wide. 1.S5 per yard
New-York tribune., 1907-12-09

SUIRTW AIST PATTERNS. In Both Stores.
On Monday, December the 9th.
Embroidered Is atiste with plated
rue1e I.15
Hand d-embroidered Batiste and Linen.
100 TO 6.15
Japanese Embroidered Silk.
40 and 5.15
BOaS
COque Feather Boas. Light blue pink.
grey, white, brown, heiiotrope and black.
.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-09

LINEN DEPARTMENTS. IN Both Stores
secoudI Iioor
Sale of Decorative LinPns,-DOylcys,
Centre Pieces, Tea Cloths an Scarfs.
On Monday and Tuesday.
December the 9th and 10th.
Trimmed with hand made Cluny Lace.
D'Oyleys. s...................5.JO and 1000 dOz.
Centre Piqces.........3OO 100 each
Tea Cloths. ..................5O t2.j0
Dresser 100 500
ScaIlOped and hand roihered
D'Oyleys............4.5 so, $50 anu $50 dOZ.
Centre Pieces...1.5 90 2.25 $50 each
Tea CIOthS........i.5O $50 4" $50 -
Sideboard Scarfs, hemstit ched,
1.2J, 1.4O and LIS each
James McCreery & Co.
23rd Street 5ff6 Street
New-York tribune., 1907-12-09

sBrinzs mail.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-03-22

making plenty where the demon Of
drink mad brought poverty before maxi
ing temptations less and gladdening
eyes OF devoted women who had perhaps
fell the weight Of drunken husbands
hand in anger Just suppose sore Of
these and some such men as Willie Up
shaw afliction stricken, bu Cody and
great though it all should come TO Saw
annah and there die without means to
bury them, having given their all "to
bury them on the incidental plan com
poneut part of the wAiskey BIZ, and hid
den like the accts OF John Doe in a
hoich pot with John Does whis6ey bills.
We have nothing whatever TO say
against the baeqntt. Politicians are not
ordinary people and he usual rules don't
apply Butin qen~ral in state national
and county affairs, the incidental, not
tented bill bury tbs dead ETC Ac-
cent on the ETC is thing Of frighful pos
sibilities. Blrying the dead in God
blessed but tina "FTC" is a yarmint that
should not be allowed to roam at large,
at times it may display the talons Of the
eegle, the claws Of lie lion ard the teeth
thereof, tie cattle AVID sheep came TO
drink that th- cattle Coming thereto
nigh conceive bafore them and the IN
crea,e thereof be all ri & straked and
striped, " which we're 10 be The hire of
jacob for heir keeper. Power there rests
in ETC" ii can wiring the taxes from
the poor, it can cover a multitude of
things for ETC means many thousands
OF things in its last anal ysis, aud must be
closely guarded lest il escape its keeper.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-03-22
Notice :Tac.;reditors.

Notice is hereby given TO all creditors
OF the Estate Of Mrs Indiana P. Green,
late Of sail County deceased, 10 render
in an account Of thyir demands 10 me at
once, properly made out.
This, March 2o:h 1907.
E S, Fergu J., Jr, \ ministratOr
of the Esta'e of Mrs indiana P. Green.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-03-22
FOR GUARDIANSHIP.

GEORGIA, Lee County.
To all whom ii may concern: Mary
Dell, having in due form, applied 10 the
undersigned for the guardianship of the
persons and property of Milton Webb aud
Ethel Webb, minor children Of John Webb
late OF said county, deceased: Notice is
hereby given thai her applications14l be
heard at my Office pnIhe first Monday in
April next. sas.
Given under my hand and official sig
nature, this the 4th day Of Mat~h, 1907.
Geo. C, Edwards, Ordinary