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Private Trpey TO loan on city prop
ertr. Low --tsrest Olds, Lymon Gray
block.
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Oh Charliei Let's go dowl TO tho
Patterson Furniture co. to get cnT
furniture They have such large
stock to select from-and easy terms
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YELLOW SKIN.

Nine times out Of ten the
skin is yellow and has bad col
or. when the system is run
down and the back is weak.
II is due to kidney and liver
troubles. If your skin is in
such condition. II your system
Is not In proper condition,
give our
KIDNEY AND LIVER
REMEDY
careful trial 1t is easy tC
take and few doses viii
prove to you the merits Of
the preparation. There Ia no
kidney and liver cure that
we have ever seen that will
produce the results that our
Kidney and Liver Cure will
produce We want you to be-
come acquainted with Il be-
cause we know II you are
troubled with complaints Of
the Kidney and Liver. and
VIII try this remedy, that you
viii thank us for calling your
attention to this splendid
remedy.
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The petition of J. F. Chittenden,
r S. Pyles and Louis Mayer, all
Of Glvnn county, Georgia, respectr
fully shows:-
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s@IrH's PHARMACY
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join THE CROWD

And go to PARTER's Pox BALL
PARLoR. Splendid Exercise, Re
fined Pleasure fer Ladies' and Gen
tIemen.
A prize will be given away each
Saturday Night fer the Highest score
made during the week,
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DAVIS 8 BLACKBERRY
lis MONK at. PhoHs As


rheumatism.
Ia quickly relieved azd DFOnp1y sErz,.
~ d. Drsmm0adG LAEhesBtDs
Remedies The iRxerEAI remedy 10
pleasant TO take. acts Immediately
aAd " fer rasnmasasm eRly In AL a.
toTEurlng forms. The external go
parAtaon restores sta jelAea, drawn
cords E1d Aa-denea muscles a
yeur druggist has not theas rsmeGis
IN so0Vk- do aGt take anything @lss.
seas g. 60 the DruRAmO1a Madicsae
CO., N@N Xork. asd ths fSll trsAemsnt
cf tive hsrEs e0stlsg wiz he sent s
"s' 'vgoezs add~~sS Agents wHsesN
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The following petit ION for charter
was filed in the superior court yes
terdav.
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JOHN u. RUUN1oa


FRESH sTRAWBERRIEa
Received Every Day.
BrungNieiC's Candy 1eara.
D5Et buy huxHt sugar and LnaxAae
ysu are gStszng DU=s eAoeelats. Suus
substitutes &Ts RAsrisua % ha&teA,
For purs eAoesAats ana aR waAsr can
dies sah en- ma.
A fFSEA suEpag Fw@@Aved every wwaa
hross ksRfor eAos eRRaHn ghsAaAnea
askeE SltAox Ia emA a. In haaz&k1Al
p9aEa SAllAA& p@nnA bswae
piNEsT FRulTU, aiAARa AM 70
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NEW COMPANY
WANTS CHARTER
The Clean Product COMPANY Flec
Its Petition in the Superior
Court Yesterday.

The following petit fon for charter
was filed in the superior court yes
terday:
STATE OF GEORGIA.
COUNTY OF GLYNN
To the superior court of said couA
ty:
The petition of J. f. Chittenden,
r S. Pyles and Louis Mayer, all
Of Glvnn county, Georgia, respectr
fully shows:
. 49,. First. 80. 49,. 80.
That petitioners, tneir associates
and successors desire to become and
be made a body corporate and po-
ll'ic under the laws Of the state Of
Georgia. under the name and style
Of Clean Products Company forAa
term Of 20 years with privilege of
renewal In accordance with law, the
principal Office Of said corporation to
be at Brunswick, In Glynn County
Georgia. but with the right to estab-
lieh and have branch Offices end pla-
es Of business. as business eonve-
niences may dictate, elsewhere in the
state Of Georgia. in the United States
and In foreign countries.
-. SECOND. :. ....
SECOND.
Thee capital tsock of said corpor-
alton Nall be twelce hundred dol.
lars. dkided int otwelve shares OF
one hu& dred dollars each: and pc
titimerk desire the power to said
corporate pm to increase said capital
stock at any tine and from time to
time to any amount not exceeding
twenty-five thousand dollars by a two.
thirds vote OF the then existing
stock of the company.
THIRD.
The object Of said corporation is
financial gain to its stockholders.
FOURTH.
The particular business desired
to be engaged In is:
(a) To purify, clean, clarity or
otherwise improve any and all kinds
OF articles and products
Oh TO manufacture, buy, sell
and generally deal In, as broker OF
otherwise. all kinds Of property, real
and personal
(c) To buy, sell, own and con.
troll stock in other corporations, and
to buy, sell, lease, own and control
and operate It's own stock and fran.
chises. as well as the stock and fran.
ehises OF other corporations.
td) To buy, sell own and operate
formulas, devices. patents. patent
rights, and all other sucn things
deemed desirable.
Fifth.
Said corporation desires the pow
err:
ta) To borrow money and se-
cure the same by issuance of bonds
OF by mortgage deed or trust oi
any other character of lien covering
any or all OF It's property
(b) TO receive at It's fair value
any and all property in payment foi
the shares Of It's capital stock
q To make bylaws for the reg
usation OF its business not inconsis
tant vita law, and to fix the number
and character of its officers, with
their duties and liabilities, and tC
authorize any one person to hole
any number Of such Offices
i'd Generally TO have all Other
powers granted by the laws of Geor
gin to corporations chartered by the
Superior courts of this state.
Respectfully submitted,
Bennett & Conyers,
Attorneys at Law for Petitioners
Georgia. Glynn County.
| hereby certify that the above and
FOREGOING Is a true and full copy ol
the petition for Incorporation of the
Clean Products Company of file in
the Superior court of Glynn county
Georgia
X. r. du Blgnon,
Clerk Superior Court, Glynn County
Georgia.
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We solicit orders Tor everything In
tbs grocery line. Prompt service,
low prices Davis 6 Blackerby. IL
MOnk street
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AaOid IL much more easily ours
wAsn the bowels ara open Kennedy
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WANTED.--walt elrl to serve az
waitress at the Metropolitan restau.
rant. Good pay to right party. Can
at once.
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have received q hne lot of
spring goods. Call On me. Sig
IsevisoR.
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We solicit orders mr. everything u,
the grocoTy Ane PRO. lpt service
low prices. Davis q BLACKBERRY re
Monk street
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WHAT DOES LIFE
INSURANCE { COST?
And Where Does Your Money Ger
Some interesting Facts on a Thor
OushIy interesting Theme.

The insurance statutes of Msssa-
chusetts afford t4e most complete
profession to policy holders Of RaE
tate in the union. No insurance cod
pany eWST chartered under Massa-
chusetts reserve laws has vail
ed or been Involved in insurance sean
dals.
The CoIsmbisna National not only
operates but is cEtered pHaar tAe
stringent laws of Ma 49, AID
'is the only old line Vie iHsns
company that deposits all monies col
ected from this district In Brunswick
banks until the reserve put in perma-
emit securities that effect US locally
It leaves your premium at home. Sup
pose all premiums paid for life in
surance premiums IL AZ were
eft in RrSnswlcR 60 IS, 3 HntanA
greater wouidsyorr bssk
The Columbian Mo has
money dspos In Brunswick enSs
and Brunsw Sc been designs
as a. peyussaz 70 q, 70 Isl for all pre-
nllufaa collected on policies written in
my district, which ~ composSsg of
Glynn. Ware, Mcintosh, Hofee, Charl-
ton. Clinsh. Pierce. Jon Davis ssnd
Wayne couGtles.
Consider and compare Die ert-
able and renewable pollq 49,
the Columbian NationalI Re Ins'ls'
nee Company. OF Bostqf Mass.
$1,000 cosTs AALLY
Non-partlelpst6s Policy.
Age rs. :. T.. 81
Age 80 :. s
Age 4oI -. 70
A policy Uncomfortable, tls pc
the home ss we'll as the ness.
runswIo< money fed Sswlck
banks. Professional @Tnen, salaIted
men, wage sarners, reflect, act and
consult Hoyt W. Gale, District Mana
ger, before caldng out policy.
Gne frees.
CAN FURNISH AND PLANT o.
SHORT NOTICE, CABBAGE, Mao
NoLlA, SYCAMORE, MAPLE GOT
/ .ag~sNr1 - AhgF- ttnammmk
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"a acre farm, house and barn. four
Inliss from city, half mile to railroad.
Must be sold within ten days. Price
s7S0.. Apply to MRS. L. q. SMITH,
corner 3. and n. Phsne A0o-S, or
r. W. o.
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q E@EWNGFT AEeR ~
~ s9cs saw >%F@s
~ e 81 -. a4s---
New-York tribune., 1907-08-13
FOREIGN STOCKS LOWER.
nreoEnfss Marked on Principal
Rourses- meg1cans Suffer.

-aor. Aug. 12.-Money was in fair demand
So market to-day and rates Were higher.
-sscounts hardened
-ube continent took the bulk Of the S25oo.ooo
- available in the open market. The Bank
u ssSn-lsnd obtained q small portion.
o. ol--7s 80 on the Stock Exchange generally were
seed ana there was a further considerable
oet.to.,e in the values of British securities
Hr,e-ican stocks. Operators looked forward
Slu -.,,e55erable anxiety 10 the outcome of the
VIZ ,s,, this week. and business is re-
se'.s +, narrow limits The mining carry
-c~ Is occupying attention
o.rsols at the opening fell 10 sos. but later
.-,nrovea on government purchases.
s,,.ricaus were weak owing to Saturdays
2a[-e5 decline in New York and further Ger
r. selling. At the opening prices rallied frac-
T,, ne, 10 above parity, but the improvement
~ roon lost under Continental pressure On
". -coeizt Of tie New York opening prices the
e Ils Sscsre fat, but slight rally occurred be-
WV WV .,a close. and final quotations were above
lU.e ,,ors4 Of the day. Canadian Pacific suffered
-, AMERICANS. and Grand Trunk was de-
80 W Notwithstanding the increased traffic
returns.
,-irh.eet spot- japanese Imperial 6s Of 1904
- 81 1Oa14. Copper shares We're out of
- Rio Tfnto again declined.
r.-ss aug l2-Au domestic stocks were
- IN the Bourse to-day, in consequence Of
- ,vaakness Of the foreign markets and the
...,-;on iu Morocco. Russian imperial As were
So. - '.,o.ed Russian bonds of 1904 closed at
Da
p,-l;n Aug l2-Prices in all departments on
q. Rourse to-day were weak at the opening.
.-,n-ics-s were depressed on the New York and
--son adyices The general tone became
.sia~ later. but again weakened upon the
~. an the private discount rate.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-13
NEwYoRIz DAILY TRIBUNE. TUESDAY. AUGUST 1s. 1907.

Virginia 15c; SQUADS. prime large. white. per doza
Potatoes AND VEGETABLES OF % po-
faoes liberal and market weak sp6v wh end Em
Onions selling well when choice Carrots lower. Can
weak. Corn in light receipt and slightly higher Egg-
g rb foT ancS pG poor
bsahs e e n Tematoes IN
light receipt quality irregIaE and prices ae1 m oote
We quote: POTATOES. Long Island per per bbl. s. $9 5o9
81 75: do Jersey Dbl. 81 37g$2 ~; do Jersey.
599aS per pss ss s. So 90
Carolina 1'G yellow e D1 Pef b5 $50 red
nearby per iSo Ssf 6anehe 81 5O c&BRoT nearby
100 punches. Isl 25; do new bbl s2Qs2 so:
and a per do %ohan
RAAGEs A Flat Dutch per 100 s4qs6 do red and Savoy:
PICKLEs. Jersey and Long Island. per Dbl 81 ESQ
MARYLAND Delaware per basket 90 c975e: BALI
sis1 @ sa d n oaSke & 90 Sf G0 G PER 6o
per Sq7, SoSs2 s. cAuIfFIoWERs Tiff Long Island
81 75 other nearby Jersey s1Ssi 90 do South Jer
Noffolk per oaee ecqua29 crate 81 g
6- @s2: do Jersey: per basket 75c@s1: do per boz.
per box; 7sc@sl; do Eastern per strap. s5eqs1:
s. - DO aat 81 5oas2 25 do MARYLAND and Deiaware
per bae " & 2 @ s S do
Mhe per Dbl 50 5oas4 So do yellow ssa@ 5o do red
red: 81 1898 do Long Island per bbl g go9ss do
P s red q e. DO %sysnd a Ts 3sa ea & S
81 81; do potato. s1ds1 %
pennsylvania, per half bbl basket 81 25 LEEKS and
sHALLoTs, per 100 punches. s1qs1 49, oKRA. Jersey.
per basket 81 25as1 90 do Southern per carrier 75cqs
PEI p Jersey bulnose Per 9bl 81 5ogs2 25 do
basket 55egSl do per busheI box 5o955c; do Viz
Western New York. basket. 75cs1 Do do. bag.
6ocGS1; RADISEES. nearby. 100 bunches 75cqSf:
RHUBARB. nearby, 100 punches. 81 50GS2; STRING
BEANS. Western New York basket. s1GS1 .:
do 75cGS1: do Jersey green per basket 60d90c;
do aS Wax Long o do and as5s
per bag. s19s1 u: do WAX 5OaT5c do Boston
bushel box. 75cS1 do Baltimore. basket 75cD
81: do Norfolk. 75c: SQUASH. marrow. Dbl
crookneck 75cGs1 %: TOMATOES. Keyport. box.
6Oc9S1; do South Jersey bushe box 5OcGS1 do Bal
timore. box eoq75c; do Maryland and Delaware per
six basket carrier 50@75c do threehaset carrier
9o9t0c: do Norfolk large carrier s0a'oc; DO per
small carrier. 20735c TURNIPS, rutabaga, bb SIG
81 Y: do white per 100 bunches S2aS3
HAY AND STRAW-HAY-Tradng rather mod
crate receipts down to a low point, which
keeps prices full The outlook is bright for good
market when the traders return Crop prospects
Range of prices. SIC to 81 y
STRAW-Iong rye 60d65c. with light business Re
cepts hay straw. in tons at New York to-day:
Hudson River Railroad. 400; Erie. 10: Pennsyvania
100: Baltimore Ohio 20: Central Of New Jersey 12o
boats $50; total $50 tons Receipts OF straw 100
tens
New-York tribune., 1907-08-13
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

.hs following petitions IN bankruptcy were hled
csers -
- soiErts-v r.sftsou by 7. Edward Stubbcrt- a
:. s,scsan. 4eth street showing debts
sssss and Of $500. The principal ereaitoIs
6ask. 500
80 Engineering Company address) by creditors
p-1- Claims follows: II J. Hornthel S3,4SI: =
LAX q Co. Of Germany. s553: Emily B Jones sl23
Bankrupt
Is Ss Hayes yesterday received an attachment ior
against property OF Henry Oscar and Kay
PolaE. trading Pollak Brothers. importers OF
-. goods. No. s95 Broadway. In favor OF the
4sefocn Trust Company. three demand notes
ar on June u, 1906. by William Friedlanoer. act
.1f tas rrra- The attachment granted py
n..Ns \ xsencrck Of the Supreme Court Henry AID
Sayyin,end Foak residents OF England. and Oscar
s.<x Il resident o: japan A deputy sheriff
SFa. ~ -" va" "''AS-i'''4e '' "- "-'~-' 10 ~
...le Sheriff yesfercsy xeceved attachment Cor
60, against property OF Deeb Lutfy. deaier OH
sooos 81 No "a Rector Of Salirn
60. SIG = Aeooo. a deputy sheriff attached
-. ~ lo3n- A third parry claim flied
>&i1st ths property.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-13
United ELECTRIC SUIT.
TE-se Stockholders attack Lease to
tbe Public .SerrYce.

-,s,rcn " J. Aug. u (SpeciaD.-Suit wss begun
:, .ss Court OF Chancery to-day by three minority
r-osgbofders of the United Electric Company OF
,-ops-y to the Public Service Corporation. on the
r-ound that il IS Illegal and void IN several par
,,rulsrs The lease was executed on July ! and
-s6e6 BY the stockholders July II. when 1885, 7s1
,s-es Of stock voted fl favor Of the proposi-
fi0n and SIS against it The complainants are
Lanes n Seymour. jr.. Benedict Prieth and Philip
c Walsh, tr. au Of Newark.
Tie substance oe the charges made in the bill Is
thzt The making OF the lease part Of q scheme
~ the directors Of the United Electric, who are
also directors Of the Public Service, divert the
assets OF the United Electric to themselves and
he other nanciers in the Public Service. and that
70 do This with little opposition possible the
sunrner season was chosen, when most Of the
stockholders Of the United Electric were away, and
then the ratification Of the lease was rushed
through, without giving the minority holders an
opportunity TO ascertain fits real significance.
Il is conten6ed that the Public Service IS not
authorized By IFS charter TO carry On the business
e ths United Electric that the joint directors Of
fhe two companies were incapable Of passing an
unbiased judgment on the lease. and that IN exc
crring ] they violated their trust TO the stock
holse-s Of United Electric
The court is asked TO decree that no title passed
under the lease and TO appoint receiver to re-
cover The property Of the United Electric.
Under the lease the Public Service agreed TO pay
The interest On SO o5loco of bonds issued by the
United Electric. distribute among its stockhold-
the stock amounting at first TO III per cent semi
annually and increasing until in July. 1911. they
should be ~ per semi-annually. The lease is
for ess wears
New-York tribune., 1907-08-13
CASH QuOIkTIONS
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. August II, 1907
CoFFEE-The coffee market was weak and unsettled:
moderate liquidation through Wall Street
houses found little demand IN the market
apparently. and prices had sharp break The opening
irregular, decline OF points
closed quiet net decline Of 1920 points Sales
estimated at about 10000 bags The opening de-
sympathy with lower European markets.
showing Il active enough factor TO encourage
deInoaliZsd conditions In the
closed franc lower ana
Hamburg II pfg net lower OF the Brazilian markets
ceipts continuing light ports. that the de-
cline factors outside the real
coffee market is usually
sensitive fluctuations in tha stock as
the speculative coffee Is held through Wall
PradO. Chaves & Co followed uo their
bllish crop with another TO the same
effect adding information that the crops
completely gathered plantations but this
effect sentiment for the time oeig
spot coffee quiet and uncharlgec
with quotations on basis of csc for Rio No a.
20 7s5 bags compared with 30 last and IS 46s
last year Warehouse deliveries from
all ports for totalled e2 4ss bags against 146
ana ei55e for the corresponding week last
season
The weekly cIearances and shipments from Brazilian
ports were as follows: Rio clearsnces. 5000 bags In
Guiding le TO United States 1900 20 Europe ana
2 600 70 The Cape shipments loo baFs, or
which IS United States ana Tsoo for
Europe. Santos 263oG0 bags incua-
ing ia 600 bags 20 the United and 10000 70 Eu
rorA Santos shipments 10000 bags, OF WHICH
3, were for the United and $4,000 for Europe
Victoria clesrances 70 the United States
mona 10 E1rope weekly Bahia movement shows re-
CENTS Of 600 stock OF $4,000 hass with
enCes Of 800 bags United States. mono 10 Her
many ana 900 bags 70 the rest Of Europe.
The range contract prices in the local ftafh'I W
Saz-
New-York tribune., 1907-08-13
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago Aug. 12-Wheat prices broke more than
&c a bushel to-day because OF heavy selling based
upon the spread Of the telesraphers strike At he
close wheat for September delivery was down slsc
70 sssc Corn is 1sc TO Ac. oats 1Kc to T1so and
provisions to 10c lower.
The wheat market weak ell day and de-
cline OF nearly 1c bushel was recorded on the
opening transactions. Throughout the entire ses-
sion the market was subjected 10 free selling by
longs. The principal demand came from shorts.
Lower prices at Liverpool and on the Minneapolis
curb formed a weakening influence at the opening
here Another bearish factor was extremely Ia
yorabIa weather for the new crop. Announcement
of the telegraphers' strike at New York was
signal for a fresh raid the market during the
latter part day. The increased selling caused
n decline of more than 1c In q few minutes ana
brought the loss for the day 10 more tnan sc IN
the September delivery. Other options declined
almost as severely. The close was weak AT almost
the lowest point. September opened sc TO 1fo @ 70
Ihc ~ Ic lower at S6Lc s6a.c. sold or TO SE1ec
and closed at s3Ac. The amount on passage IN
creased 10000 bushels Clearances and primary
receipts not available. because OF the strike
MINNEAPOLIS Duluth and Chicago reported receipts
of $40 cars against 553 cars last week and f cars
year ago. H..
in view of the demoralzed condition or the wheat
market. Some damage reports We're received from
Kansas where the crop is said 70 De ournns UP
on account of the excessive heat These advfces
together with the Illinois state crop report which
showed a falling off of points in the condition
OF the crop during July, were the reasons for tne
comparative frmness manifested in the pit. light
stocks and a continued small movement were ad-
ditiona bullish influences. The tone was steaay;
September opened a shade to 1sc TO t.c lower at
5issc to 54z,c. sold between 6412c and 6Sl.c anu
closed at 549sc. Local receipts were 2s cars
Oats were weak on liberal selling by local longs
rrba telegraph strike and favorable weather Tor
harvesting were the chief depressing factors. Tne
market received its principal support from shorts
The close was weak. September opened a shade
higher TO 12c Sc lower at 4ic TO 44ssc sold on
10 4sc and closed at 4SAc. Local receipts were
ninety-nne cars -
provisions were easier on scattered selling by
local holders Trading was quiet At the close
Sen,ember pork was off 10c at s1s.02E. Lard was
down IOc at 50. Ribs were SC lower at Ss.6lle.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: wheat, 40
cars. corn a5s cars: oats 2s3 cars hogs 17c0o head
New-York tribune., 1907-08-13
Citations

,I,TIE, PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW 4OtsE~.
- +ba grace OF God. free and independent 70 ths
os oss-aiier Of the Of New York ElIzaDetn NC
SoLlpIi VChitestone Long Island New 1oEA, Doty
SonHe4-rio ro9 Fast 1I7th St. New York City Do,oL-F
MoII 100 East 11Tth St. New YORK CITY Alex
WetklIssss white Inch Glasgow, Scotland.
ahoe .SaitIand FIinsdals. Paige County. Illinois;
Fees. Hinsdale Paige County ILLINOIS, reo
ss,i~ Pockaway Park Long Island. &s% AorA-
err HI,r.,sIand Reno, Nevada: Jennie NcHt02erts.
EfEle ScotIand: Thomas McRoberts. ETyle klrh-
uScco,iand: Martha Murray. ROsemounC Preston
JSLI. ScC-isnd- F. ConrOy, $50 ESroaiWeyr New
-rIS CIV special guardian OF Jessie Cope4aId AsIes
Francisco. California MIS- EaiWSIt
t,a,o Nevada all persons interested =
smith. Cr lane Copeland. late of the County ot
ne deceased. creditors. legatees. next or
20, - ofherEise. send greeting: You and sach oE
I, ave hereby cited and required personally 70 De
before Surrogate OF the county OF
t>elJ a. the Hall OF Records. IN the county OF New
i -, ~ 2+th September, 1901 az halr-past
OF that day. then ana there
S,e1d n judicial OF tho account or pro-
Of Muir, executor OF Last
OF deceased and such or you al
49, rs re0uIrsd appear by your guardian II you
49, none, 10 appear ana Apply
70 one 20 be appointed IN the event OF your neglect
fsi,Ira do guardian viii De appointed oy
the Surrogate : represent and act for you N ne
.u--oceedfng In testimony whereof, We have caused
" ssaI ~ the SurrOgates Court OF the said County
- Nsv Work 70 be hereuntO affixed
Hon. FRANK T. FITZGERALD. a surro-
We of said County ar the County or
rrsJ New York. the 10Th day % July. IN The year
seven DANlEL - .l5 ssts.. J, DOSv 49,, G+,-.
ER ASEC NJ HARDENBROOK- Attorney for Executor
100 Broadway New York N Y.