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Evening journal., 1907-02-18
DIES TO SHIELD
WOMAN'S NAME
Arlington Business Man, Sued
for Divorce, Kills Himself
in Hotel
SHIELDSTHE CORRESPONDENT

NEW YORK. Feb. 1s-Fearing that
the name Of the woman for whom he
deserted his family would be made
public in divorce proceedings iusu-
tuted by his wife. Louis n. Hanover,
a well-to-do printer OF Arlington. n.
j., shot and killed himself I'm the Hotel
Aldine. this city. The divorce suit was
filed in the Supreme Court Of New
Jersey and was to have been called in
a few days.
Hanover came to this city accom-
panied by "a young woman. They went
to the Hotel Aldine and Hanover ask
ed the manager. w. ID. Grosscup, for
two single rooms The young woman
was heavily veiled and appeared to be
IN. Whe ntold that two suites We're
the only accommodations available
Hanover and his companion left.
Late the same night Hanover re-
turned TO the hotel alone and register
cd. He was assigned to a suite on the
third floor. He kept to himself during
the night and an the next day. when
a maid opened the door the following
day OF the bathroom attached to the
suite Hanover was found lying on the
toor with revolver clasp I'm his right
hand. There was a wound In the right
side Of the head. Coroner Dooley
found a slip Of paper on which was
written Hanower's address and tele-
phone number in Arlington.
Hanower's brother-in-iaw is Henry
j. Goldsmith, a lawyer. with offices
in the Park Row Building. Mr. Cold
smith said that Hanover had been
married for about twenty years and
/ had four children. He had a place
of business in Greenpoint and hi.
father and mother reside in Brooklyn
About six months ago Mrs. Hanover
/ discovered that she had cause for di-
vorce. He husband had left her som,
time before. and it was found thai
much OF his time, she alleges. wa.
spent in the company Of a young wo-
man who lives in Arlington. Hanover
had told friends the divorce casl
| should never come TO trial
Evening journal., 1907-02-18
IS SUED FOR
BLIGHTED LOVE.
So Year Old Widow Makes IS
Year Old Bachelor Defend
ent in $4,000 Suit
SAYS AFFECTIONS COOLED

HARTFORD, Conn, Feb. 1o-sued
FOR alleged breach Of promise to marry.
Thomas X Fits, a bachelor. seventy
i've years old, Of Ashford. who repre-
sented that town in the Legislature
FOR four years and in the Constitution
a lConvention Of 1902. appeared in the
Superior Court to defend an action 10
recover $4,000 damages brought by
Mrs Bridget Theresa German, a widow
nfty-three years old. Of No. II Capitol
avenue this city.
While Mrs. Gorman alleges that the
alleged proposal on which the action
Is based was made about November
T. 1908. she asserted that after the
banns for her marriage to Mr.. German
had been published. ia 1872 Mr. Fits
came to her and said that if he had
been a little more forward no would
have been in Mr.. Gorman's place. Mr..
Fits denies that he ever made q. pro-
posal of marriage TO Mrs. German.
Mrs. German said that her acquaint-
ance with Mr. Fits continued after
her marriage. and with the consent of
her husband. she often went riding
with him. she declared that her FIRST
marriage was o. disappointment
Mr. German died In April. 1908. and
she said that Mr. Fits called on her
IN June and as often as twice month
after that She said that in Novein-
Der he asked her to marry IT beinr
understood that they would marry in
May.
Mr.. Fhs wns injured by O. trolley
car soon after that and she said thai
when she called 90 see him he kissed
her Then. according 20 her tesu-
mony. @ coldness seemed 90 come owe
him and he did not call from Decem.
ber to March. She testified that afte
waiting a year and hearing nothing
from him she brought the suit.
Evening journal., 1907-02-18
Turn Your Face
Into Dollars.
Many a Man Has Failed Because His
Face Was Picture Of Calamity.
Bio Sale of Beds.

1t takes sunshine to produce n rose,
a perfect rose. And so man, TO be sue
cessful must have sunshine inside
The life which has it not, which has no
health and no happiness, q sour, sur
", pessimistic,. and a failure. The
world already has too many vinegar
faces that breathe ill-will and strife.
The world wants joy, comfort, sun
shine, and will cling TO the man who
has it, who radiates gladness and tri-
umph wherever he is and under all cir
cumstances.
Some people have a genius for seek
ing out the disagreeable. the crooked,
the bad and the ugly. These are the
destroyers; they travel in schools,
they herd together for they love their
kind, and the cheerful part of the
world viii have nothing to do with
them.
And why is II that so many peddle
disaster knowing at the same time
that If they do, their lives viii be
ruined? Some people cannot help it.
for pessimism usually comes from
bodily disorders and this cannot all
ways be prevented. The stomach, for
Instance. is the most common cause
OF discomfort sour face. recklessness
disgust and lack Of ambition. A bad
stomach-there is the secret Of many
failure Anyone can have good
stomach. a strong stomach. a stomach
that can take care OF anything and
everything that is put into it, no mat
ter whether it is a very bad stomach
now or not Then why not have it?
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets do this
very thing One ingredient Of these
little tablets digests 5000 grains Of food
and no matter how bad is your dys-
pepsia or indigestion. these tablet.
will digest everything in your stomach
thoroughly and completely. and better
and quicker than a healthy stomach
can do the same thing. Stuart's Dys'
pepsia Tablets will cure quickly loss
of appetite. brash. irritation. burning
I sensations, nausea, heartburn. eructa-
tions. loss OF vim and spirit, bad mem.
ory. and dyspepsia and indigestion II
their very worst forms.
No other little tablets in the work
can do so much. You should carr,
lstuart's Dyspepsia Tablets around viii
YOU wherever you go and take then
after meals. Then only will You real
ize what It IS to enjoy a meal, anl
what perfect digestion means You
whole body and your mind will fee
The effects; your vim will Increase, yoi
will be more satisfied with what thl
world does. you win think happier an'
be HAPPIER and your face will be one o
supreme contentment That win brinl
YOU success and then more success
Your face win bring you dollars Trl
il. 1t will cost YOU just SOC for pack
age of these wonderful Stuart's Dys
pepsla Tablets, al any drug store oi
earth.
Send as your name and address toda'
and we win at once send you by mai
a sample package. free. Address F
A. Stuart Co, 81 Stuart Bldg, Marshall
Mich
Evening journal., 1907-02-18
DOCTORS GOT TWO
ST0MACHS MIXED

Drove a Christian TO Drink and
churehsoina Man 70 Use Of Liquor
CLEVELAND. o.. Feb. 1s-Petei
Jordan. fairly well dressed, but Lack
ing funds, IS Fastening to Philadelphia
as fast as freight trains and sym
pathetic 'brakemen VIII take him. lie
wants his stomach. His brother has
it. Peter told Police Judge Whelan
that II necessary, he would replevin
the very useful biz Of Internal mechan-
ism.
He and his brother John lived in
Philadelphia. and both were stricken
with stomach trouble and went TO a
hospital for treatment.
John was addicted TO liquor and
used cuss words" said Jordan. IT
was a church member and tcetotalar.
While We We're unconscious n the hos-
pital being operated on. the boiler or
something, exploded ard the doctor
and nurses ran out sud LEFT us. Not
much damage was done by the exc
plosion. and they came back.
I'VE both got better and later 7
fund that I had contracted the liquor
habit while my brother Joins the
church I could not understand this
change in me, noithcr could my friends
] became discourage ana went West.
A week ago. whiio was ont in Frisco.
/ got q letter from the doctor who per-
formed the operation in the hospital
Here q is. 10 says,
In the panic during ihc explosion
az the time of your operation. "a nurse
mas confessed 10 lne she mixed you
and your hroihers siomachs.
Judge, I'm ON my way back TO PHIL
adelphia 10 replev.n that stomach and
make the doctors put * back where il
belongs"
eco" said the judge
Evening journal., 1907-02-18
VALUE OF CHRIST
IN EARTHLY HOME

edies. We have self-sacrihcing physi-
clans. They go to rich and poor day
and night They go often when sick
sometimes withtut food.
No class OF men deserve our sympathy
more than physicians. In the home
they often stand next to God. They
are trusted as no other class OF men.
What a profession is that Of the ply
sicianl But Christ is the Great Ply
sician. He knows the body. He made
it. The poor woman who had spent
all on physicians and was nothing bet
ter. but rather grew worse, touched but
the hem Of His garment and was made
whole. A word from Him healed Pet
ers wife's mother OF the fever A
daughter with epilepsy was immedi-
ately recovered A dumb son
speaks. The lame man leaps. The
deaf man hears. He has remedy for
every disease. When His advice is
followed He prevents as wei as cures
disease. He IS the delightful guest.
Jesus came eating and drinking He
changes the ideas OF the times. aad
made the table friendly to devotion
rather than the dessert. II was the
dessert with John, the table with
Jesus. Christ accepted invitations to
dine and at times was a self-invited
guest. He taught at the table. Bishop
Hendrix says the true solemnity OF
living, Chrlst's miracles and ministry
began and ended at the table. When
He brake bread i'm the upper room he
gave a. divine table talk. Hear Him:
Il appoint unto you a kingdom even
as MY Father appointed unto Me
that ye may eat and drink at My tab {
| In My Kingdom" What emphasis is
put .upon the marriage supper OF thS
Lamb. The savage eats alone because
he has nothing to say. No table tall
is expected from him. The table can
mot be a clearing house when there Is
mo currency. no medium Of exchange
\ christianity talks while it eats. Wha
table talks were those OF Christ, I'm Hi
dinner parallels, or at the Last Sup.
per He is there represented as hos
and guest. Johns gospel is fifty call
led "The Gospel Of the Conversations
The heart Of it is Christs table talks
He did not institute a fast but feas
to keep Him in perpetual memory. II
lis the greatest table talker Of all time
His golden words are the currency o
lChristendom II these things be true
let there be no grace'ess tables, N
| lChristless talk.
Christ is the adorable Redeemer II
the home. as well as in the church
THE family altar is as sacred as tn
lchancel Christ was as much at hoE
with mothers blessing little childre
as in the tempe with the doctors. II
loved and lifted childhood. He con
verted the home into a church and par
ents into His ministers. Some clair
that the home has been as effective 6
saving the world as the church, moth
ers as successful as ministers.
Christless home is a curse. Christ {
; the home is a cure. He has love "a
hearts hungry grace for the growing
salvation for the SHINING and an ope
door for the returning prodigsL
Evening journal., 1907-02-18
ToI0l0- ONO. T0H1u0TV 10

Toledo. Ohio February 18TH, ioli
To the Stockholders uf the Olesun Mnnu-
featuring Company.
You ore hereby notified that At q mect-
ing of The board nl directors OF rlc o cstn
Manufacturing Company held ai the of-
flee of the company at Toledo. Ohio. ON
February n, 1907. the following resolution
was adopted.
RESOLVED. that ih aid corporation m q
Oleson Manufacturing Company should
he dissolved. 80 being deemed advish hle IN
The Judgment ol the said board of dirrci-
ors and most for tho benefit of slid core
porauon; and that "a meeting of the sucli-
holders of the company he called 90 cone
vcne at the office of the company 111
Clark street Toledo. Ohio on iho 18th q ~
OF March. A. d.. 1907. at $50 O'Clock n
M, 10 illSe action upon this resolution and
the proposed dissolution of th. c0rrorp-
tion. and that the secretary cnusc notice
of the adoption of this resolution 10 hs
mailed TO elch sl0ckhoider residing in the
United states. and also within ten days
from this date cause n like notice io tn
inserted once. q. week for at irlat four
weeks successively in % ucwananer pub
lishod I'm the city OF Wi'W ugt0n. county
of New Castle. State Of Delaware whore
in the corporation has iis principal office.
THE OLESON MANUFACTURERS co..
fis-lmf-ii Albert Oleson. Secretary.
Evening journal., 1907-02-18
CONTRACTORS NND nyiLoERs.
PUBLIC SALES.

Feb. l9-Robert Armstrons, White Clay
Creek hundred. stock and imple-
ments
Feb. 2o-John j.. o'Neai MT Cuba, Del.
saie OF saock and farm inple-
mcnts.
Feb. 2i-Goorse Whitfield Now caste
hundred, stock and farm implies
mants.
Feb. 2l-Furniuro OF al kinds at sidhlm
and SONS Auction Room M Last
Fourth ST.. nc lso p. m.
Feb civilian T.. Woliaston. 2ru
Creek hundred. stock dad f3ra-
ing implements.
Feb. 22-Irviu Ball NIl Creek hurd cI.
stock and implements
Feb. 25-Rcal estate house % roo s.
stable chickon hoasc. OF an
acre Of GROUND at ociocN, at
Elsmcrc pei
Feb. c5-J. corbit Davden. ned fiu
hundr~d. stocs ara inpensnt4
rob 26-N. T. >,rharda cart afa huA-
dred. stock and Implements.
Feb a5-Harry Hlncc. NcH Castle huns
dred stock and Implements
Feb 2s-Wilis Blackburn. New Castle
hundred. stock and Implements.
n. rs
hundred, stock and farming Inn
plements
Mar i-Thomas r. weldn. Blue BAN.
stock and implements at o'clock.
Mar. t-nfl Lyman. oak Hiu farm. mean
Prices Corner farm stock nd
farm implements
Mar. 5-Lous Potts. near centrevIne.
stock and farm Implements
FL
hundred. stock ard liap-ements. 10
O'Clock
mar. 7-otley Vernon end sen. Mt Cuba,
Dol stock ana Implements
STAR. S-J IT. Mccolum. christana Hem
dfed. noar Walnut Green School
House Stock and implements
John G. Johnston, near Milford
N-Roads. aim Creek hundred
Mar. 1f-C.W McNamee. Mil Greek hume
drAd stock and implements.
drcd. stock and implements.
Mar 12-rersonal property Of the late
Mar. PC. IT, Griffith, Braniywine hiiu-
dred- stock ard implements.
Mar. l2-WiHiam DUR. near New PERT
stock and farming implements.
Mar. 1f-John Taylor. M'u Greek hundred.
farming implements ana house,
hold goods
Mar. ii-Dayi Unaet. Christina hundred.
stock and implements at y
o'clock
Mar. l5-llenman l.anee. near sheiipot
Park. Stock and implements.
Mar is-James Carpenter Chr stana hfn-
drod stock and 'apiemeuts.
Mar 19-Taiiey and Burkcr Brandyn ne
SPRINGS. sale of stock.
Mar. 11-Furnfure, SOC West 1lth st, AZ
70 o'clock a. mL
Evening journal., 1907-02-18
SIXTEEN HOURS
FOR TRAIN CREWS
Provisions Of the Bill as Agreed Upon
by House Commerce Committee.


WASHINGTON. Feb. 1s-The
House Committee on Interstate and
Foreign Commerce has decided 70
make favorable report on bill
limiting the time Of consecutive em-
ployment Of trainmen to 16 hours. In
the main. the bill agreed upon Is the
same as the measure introduced in
the House by Representative Esch, Of
wisconsin. but It win be reported as
a substitute for the Lafollette 16-hour
bill. which has already passed the
Senate. and thus the consideration of
the measure again on the floor of the
senate will be avoided. as IL will 60
10 conference. In addition TO limiting
the hours Of labor for men actually
engaged in moving trains the bill also
contains an amendment by Represen-
tative Wagner. which extends the
measure in a modified form to opera
tors and train iispatohers. II pro-
vides that operators shall not work
more than nine consecutive hours in
stations or towers which are kept open
day and night. and the time for their
employment IN day stations Is limited
to IS hours.
The vote on tle hl'i was slllttlf u
party one. tho Democrats on the COM
mittee insisting on the Lafollette bin.
without any change, and the Repub-
Iicans all voting for the Esch measure
in its amended form. Chairman Hef-
burn, who has been away from the
Capitol for so;nsfim2. bccau,e Of ae-
we're cold. presided az the meeting.
IL is provided IN the bin that cow
mon carriers. or their officers or aCtnt-
who knowingly require or permit ems
ployes TO violare the measure. are li7-
BILE 70 fine % S50o for each ofense
the suits TO be broaght y the Uni "a
States District Attorney I'm the Dis
trict Court having iurisiiCtion of TIC
Incnlitv where Nliatian tool nlace
Evening journal., 1907-02-18
PARROT FOUGHT
FOR CANARY

ST. LOUIS, Mo, Reb. lS.-"The DON" a
parrot belonging TO Mrs Carrie Cameron,
of a0i5 Morgan street Is blind. He lost his
sight IN defense Of Tony, a canary, that
has been his friend and companion for
more than year. when Toney's cage was
attacked by neighborng cat
At nrst the Don seemed TO resent
Toney's presence IN the Cameron house
hold. Tony demanded much OF his mis-
trcss' attention and tho Don was frankly
jealous. He sulked several days but then
they came to be quite good friends. Mrs.
Cameron was in rear room on THE Sec
oud floor Friday when she was startled
by a sudden succession Of harsh notes
from the Don. She looked out of n VIM
dow toward the birds. on the cement walk
back OF the house a cat was crouched,
watching Tony.
Mrs. Camerons cry was too late. The
cats spring was well aimed. and rs 1.-THE
body was already launched toward the
cage, hung just beside the Don's perch.
Midway in the air the cats jump was
arrested. There was a nutter OF wings,
and the Don. croaking savasely. iuiorcept-
ed the attack
The cat and parrot went together 70 the
ground. tire cat yowling and splitting ard
scratching before il turned and ned from
the yard. Mrs. Cameron picked up the
noh and replaced him on his perch on
his head a dash Of scarlet showed Mrs.
C-meron wiped it tenderly away
Tho perch was taken into the Kitchen
during the night. and when Mrs. Cameron
took the bird its breakfast Thursday she
found 1T huddled on its perch in q blaze Of
morning sunlight through o window.
Hello Donl" she called cheerily
Good evening"" croaked the parrot,
plalntively Good evening"" Tint was
now Mrs. Cameron learned he was blind
Evening journal., 1907-02-18
BIG CHARTER

DOVER. Feb. 1s.-With capital stock
of $4,000, 600, the Mexican Petroleum
Company. Limited, Of Delaware, was
Incorporated on Saturday. The incor-
porators are Harry w. Davis. Of will
mington; Horace S. Could Of Mill
brook, n. y, and Samuel B. Howard,
OF New York. 1t is not known whom
they represent
The object Of the corporation Is 70
deal in petroleum and acquire gold
silver, iron and copper mines IN Mex
leo and the United States.
The state Of Delaware received
$1,000 for the charter
Evening journal., 1907-02-18
REAL EsTArE ron SALE


FOR sAIE-House w. Cor Era and
Jackson; rooms and bath. Modern im-
uroNementa Icrms reasonable. Apply qn
premises. it-t
FOR SALE Blacksmith and horseshoe
ing shop csahllsard a0 years, good aca-
ton wish % profitable business. WI sen
good VIII, stock and lXturos. g.. M ore
TEN. Coymunt. DOL fla-ii
FOR sALE-Thc following very de r-
able city properties Dwelling. 80. Us
Franklin street. containing eight rooms
and bath. Store and dwelling N. 49, Co.
Maple and Jackson streets. continuing
seven rooms. Security Trust and safe Dc
posit Company ui-c0l-if
FOR SALE CHEAP Stock and lires
OF grocery store including horse and
wagon and good VIII of store. Tor ra e.
ticuiars apply 70 u. C. Bradford Jr, ION
Market st. Wilmington, or Emory Bas-
ly. Henry Clay. Del n-f
Evening journal., 1907-02-18
- pnrse - Moneu

French street station of the H. p. ana
W. Railroad on saturday. 10 con-
talned sum az money ANA a number
of valuable papers. a thorough search
was made for the purse. but as it could
rot be found it IS thought some one
stole lt or found and kept the pocket
book.
Evening journal., 1907-02-18
Ice cron Larne.

From reports received from the ics
fields there Will be no scarcity OF this
comnodity next summer and there will
The natural supply Of the lakes IS
larger than IT has been for years and
already the company's houses are filled
The crop that has been cut and stored
y oa1addered excellant ica
Evening journal., 1907-02-18
statlon Aaents Appointed.

William J. Holton, who for several
years has been station agent at Perry
mans, on the p, b. and Railroad, has
been transferred to Newark, Del,
where he viii have charge Of the sta
tion there. NJ Z. Pritchand has been
appointed agent at Perrymans to sue
ceed Mr.. Holton.
Evening journal., 1907-02-18
ADS
WANTS. FOR SALE. FOR RENT. REAL ESTATE, ETC.
HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

GIRL wANrED-To DO homework. Ao-
ply az iio6 w. Third st. fi6-St
WANTED-A competent bookkeepcr
qualified to tako charge and enforce
prompt collections OF accounts Man must
be experienced. acaivo and honest, good
salary 10 the right man. Address B. T.. j..
Journal office. fi5-3t
Evening journal., 1907-02-18
So connelI to No.

The fourteenth annual session Of the
State Council of Delaware. Jr o. y.
A. H.. VIII be held in Delmar to-mor-
row.
The Death Benefit Association viii
meet on the evening preceding the
session Of State Council.
Evening journal., 1907-02-18
HELP wANrEp-MALu.

..---e---.---.~e---.-
WANrED-Two or ihroe good amateurs.
Apply in writing TO- n. H. Starr, carc
Grand opera House. i30-u
WANTED -Feedors for cylinder and lob
presses. male and female both. lhlshest
wases) MCINTYRE Is CO., 6lo Market
street 1lA-at
WANTEn-A white cook and waitio to
assist with washing. girls for housework,
child's nurse good vagesi IA man and wile
for the country German Intelligence Ol-
flee. 500 Madison 81 iil-I
W.ANrED-Good man to solicit husino 81
for reliable furniture house Reference.
Address l.. Is, Evening journal 0nce.
fi5-tf
WANTED-Amatcur acts, address Mgr.
Savoy Theatre 3rd and Kins SITS. Onen|ug
nlrht. Monday February o. Anateur
uiehts every Tuesday and Friday First
prize gold watch r6-u
WANTED For the u S. Marine corr. r.;
men between ages % ANA 55. an onror-
tunity To- sec ihc world. For Own informl-
ton apply in person or hv loticr TO- II. $.
Marine Corps Recruiting Oucc, Post ui.
flee Building. Wilmington Del jo-aot
Evening journal., 1907-02-18
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST Small beaded purse with silver
ton goins from Thirueth and Washing
tonso rwonty-sccond ANA Market ry way
of Eastlake car. Reward JIG returned to
1916 ~. Ninth ST. fls-lt
LOST-A diamond hrcastp'n in going
from 1903 Delaware avenue TO 1878 West
Thirteenth street last saturday. Reward
If returned TO 1893 Delaware avenue.
ff5.9t
Evening journal., 1907-02-18
WALL DECORATORS.

pAPTR HANGING from $3.50 a room
up al n. ROstN. f23 W. second street
Work guaranteed.
Evening journal., 1907-02-18
MoRreAag aRoksRs.

MONEY no LOAN On desirable FIRST
uortaqaes On city properties in amounts
to euit. HAWKINS g CO az Markes ST.
Evening journal., 1907-02-18
snArs AID iAuNcHEs.

LAKE ENGINE COME SEE 1T RUN.
or write for information.
J. RI. LAKE.
n4air.- nlA<- Philadainhia. Pa.
Evening journal., 1907-02-18
WANTED.

WANTED-ln a private family. al once.
respectable gentlemen Doarders. Apny at
as East Fifth street fll-3t-cod
WANTED TO RENT-Iarse house. fur
niahoi or unfnfnishcd; central or five or
sis rooms. suitable for offices By the
year. Address DIR BARNES. 7ii West
street. iiS-nt-ocd
Evening journal., 1907-02-18
NOTICE.

DO THEY ACHE7 W. IT, JACOB
Chropodist Corns removed withou. pain.
g cents. 1m west Seventh street
i2d-tf
Evening journal., 1907-02-18
LEGAL NOTICES
nrnIsrnn.s nnnen


Ofle. 81 the Register 60 wills
Now Castle Coz, Del. Ian ~. 1907.
pom the application of Mary a. Smith.
Administrations af llmir 49, smith late
ot Wlinlu,to1 bundled in said county
deceased. II ~ ordered and directed hy
tfalrIy aforesaid give upt'ce II granting
of letters az Administration upon
tho estate pt The dace1scd. With
tho date IF rrtff'n thereof by
causing adveuscfleilt, .o nc posted V|th-
in iortN dlys frnil are On ~ such llet-
fho county 90 New tatte. recurring an
persons ntvinr dtwonds rEarst the es-
Uflo 90 ore eui theIfanf ir abide hy IN
Ir 1f assembly n such ease made nd
rfotided and $50 cause tie saIle 90 be
irsfrifa wfhn tlc sFiqn period ln The
#. rttn|ntian nfi lnd 20 be continued
thcfaln three vcnk fe @. dl
tiItf'n nif ttla lHInN and seal
of c.nce of t1f fcriftor 0f Wills
1forf'Vif. t NiInNntion, 'n Nfw
ierAt1 tr.se f4enfF aforesd tho d1y
FRANCIS NJ WALKER
tcc'ser of Wills
N0lloc q hoflhr rc1 chat i.ottcrs or
Agmmidnt1n Ntf H due 'orm of aw
frrlcG nnia tha nndtrs'ga1i on The
ard h8t % ncrslns h7YinF cl1Ims asanst
me estate of tho Deceased niut nf mt
the samc duly altfsied 20 The said hd-
miniatrfr'N un or before De fnnri DID
daN of IanarN iNh or ahN. th' Aci on
Assembly in SUCH rose nfde ana pro-
MARY s. SMITH.
Address. Mary A. smith. Wilmington Del
iif.qf-oOd