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NOTICE OF FORrCLOsURn,
John o. Hardison. ~

uYHEREAs John b. Hardison. BY I'm
w mortgage deed dated the eighth dA3
Of May. .. d. lsoo, and recorded In book 88X
county, Maine, conveyed in mortgage to Fred
erick w. BRIGHAM. Of Sullivan, Hancock
county, Maine. certain real estate described
In said mortgage ~ follows:
=, certain lot e parcel q land together WITH
Hancock county, Maine. and bounded and
described - follows: Beginning in the MIDI
die OF the town road leading from said Frank
lin to Sullivan q Z point situated north forty.
easterly side Of said road and ten rods and
eighteen links distant from said rock; thence
north fifty degrees east eight rods to corner
stone; thence north forty degrees west seven
grees west eight rods to the middle Of said
road; thence southeasterly along said road
seven rods to the place Of beginning. contain
ing fifty. six square rods, more or less.
deed from John Hardison to me dated Octo-
Der 8, 1891, and recorded in the registry OF
deeds for said Hancock county, in book $50,
page "a: Courses given above are by needle
At the date OF said deed, and
Whereas I, the undersigned. have been duly
appointed and qualified as administrator Of
the estate Of the said Frederick w. Brigham,
now deceased. "a will appear by the records
Of the probate court for Hancock county,
Maine. 70 which reference 10 here made. and
whereas the condition Of said mortgage has
been broken and remains broken and upper
formed, now therefore. !, the undersigned, In
my capacity as administrator OF the estate Of
Fred W. BRIGHAM. aforesaid, do hereby claim
foreclosure OF said mortgage by reason OF
the breach Of the condition thereof, and give
this notice of my intention to foreclose tho
same IS provided by statute.
Dated this eighteenth day Of March, q d.
1907. CHARLES 8. BRIDGHAM,
Administrator estate Of F. w. Brigham.
Witness-F. H. Brigham.
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NOTICE OF FoRECLosURE.
WHEREAs Sarah A. Burns, OF Trentc

=" HEREAS Sarah A. Burns, OF Trenton,
w Hancock county, Maine, by her mort
gage deed, dated the eighth day OF March. :. d.
1905. and recorded in the registry Of deeds for
Hancock county. Maine, in vel. 430, page So,
conveyed to me, the Undersigned. q certain
lot or parcel Of land situated III said Trenton,
and being formerly the homestead of Allen
H. Mcfarland. and bounded and described as
follows:
Rounded on the north by land Of John n.
Green and William e Matthew's; bounded on
the west by land Of E. 8. Haynes; bounded ON
the east by land OF the heirs OF AmaIiah Nc
Farland. and on the south by the town road
leading from the county road to Oak Point,
and containing six acres, more or less, to-
gether with all the buildings thereon.
Being the same premises this day March g,
1900 conveyed to me Sarah A. Burns) by Ed
ence IS msGe snd tSe
said mortgage has been broken. and NOV
remains broken and unperformed. now there
fore. by reason Of the breach Of the condition
thereof. claim foreclosure OF said mortgage
and hereby give this notice.
Ellsworth. Maine March II, 1907.
EDWARD A. HOPKINS.
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURES.

WHEREAs John Haslam, jr. Of Waltham.
w in the county OF Hancock, and State OF
Maine. by his mortgage deed dated the eighth
day OF December. 1890, and recorded the same
day in the registry OF Deeds for said county
Of Hancock. vol ~. page $50. conveyed to me,
the undersigned. certain parcel Of real es-
tate situ lied in said waltham. and in said
mortgage deed described as follows:
One half OF certain lot or parcel Of land
situated in SAID Waltham, and bounded and
described as follows. TO wit: Beginning at
Jordan's Uppee Brook on the township line
between 20 and u: thence east on said line to
the N. W. corner Of No. 8 LIST range, contracted
for by Eiakim Haslam; thence south on the
westerly line OF sale Haslam lot and D. T.
swans westerly line to said Swans 8. W.
corner bound: thence westerly and parallel
with the Is. line 10 Union river; thence north
erly by said river to said Jordan's
brook TO place Of beginning contain
ing four hundred acres, more or less,
being the premises conveyed to Robe #
Gerry by Rartshorn & Ellis by their deed
dated November Z. 1872, and recorded in said
registry. in vol IA. page s. And whereas the
condition Of said mortgage has been broken.
now therefore. by reason of the breach of the
condition thereof, claim a foreclosure Of
said mortgage. ROBERT GERRY.
Dated March 10. 1907
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BROOKLYN.


A. W. Bridges and wife were in Bluehill
last week.
R. E. Bent and wife were in Bluehill
last week.
Victor Colt sold his farm to Bluehill
parties last week.
The Rebekahs' circle met with Mrs. F..
8. Herrick Friday evening.
E. B. Kane has gone to South Bluehill
to run the Farnsworth clam factory.
Mrs. Frank Jones and son Ned, Of
Rockland, are visiting friends in town.
Foster Cunningham and family, Of
Stonington, are visiting at II. H. Bart
let's.
Lucius Cousins arrived home Thursday
from Aiken, s. c., where he has spent the
winter.
Miss Marion Parker and Miss Maddocks,
of BIuehill, visited friends here q few days
last week.
Preparations are being made to give an
Easter concert in the Baptist church Sum
day evening.
News was received here Saturday of the
serious illness of T. w. Tolcott, OF Ar
lington, Mass.
E. E. Lurvey, wife and son came Satur-
day. Mr.. Lurvey has been employed at
Livermore Falls.
Mrs. Charles Blake and son Foster are at
home from Stonington, where they have
been visiting friends.
Mrs. J. H. Hooper and Mrs. w. A..
Buckminster, Of Sedgwick, were guests Of
Mrs. H. M. Pease last week.
John Freethey returned to New York
Sunday, after spending few weeks with
his grandmother, Mrs. Elizabeth Freethey.
A prize ball was held at Odd Fellows
hall Saturday evening. The prize was
awarded to Mrs. H. w. Flye and Ernest
Allen.
Charles West, Of Roxtury, Mass, is
very i'll with rheumatic fever. Mrs. Vests
mother, Mrs. J. B. Babson, left Sunday to
care for him.
Capt. NJ. A. Flye, who has spent the past
two months at home, returned to Stoning-
ton Monday to take command Of the
steamer Minnehaha for the season.
Steamer Pemaquid broke her way
through the ice into West End wharf Sat-
urday, landing freight and passengers for
here and other towns. Now that the ice
embargo Is OF, it is hoped to have steam
boat service again.
Parties were in order last week
among the high school students. Miss Mae
Herrick entertained Friday evening; Miss
Alice Herrick Saturday evening, and
Mahlon and Albert Hill Wednesday even
ing. High school begins again to-day.
March q. UNE FEMME.
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BAR HARBOR.

The Winter Harbor Transportation Co.
has secured Corners Bros. steamer Mascot
for two months to 60 on the route be-
tween Bar Harbor and South Gouldsboro,
formerly covered by the steamer Marjorie,
which was condemned by the steamboat
inspectors q short time ago on account OF
trouble with her boiler. The Mascot,
which has been chartered for two months,
will perform the service on the route I'M
til the Schoodic, the new steamer building
at Portland, is in readiness for use. The
Mascot is much larger than the Marjorie,
safer, and more comfortable, and the inn
provement in the service will be much APP
preciated. She is at present at Winter
Harbor, being put in readiness for service.
Service on the route, which has been dis
continued temporarily, will be resumed
this week.
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asgaI 15otires.
NOTICE OF FoREcLosuRs ..

:" HEREAS Elwood E. Hammond, by his
w mortgage deed dated September 20.
.. d. 1900, and recorded in book 355, page 49, Of
the registry of deeds for Hancock county
Maine, conveyed in mortgage to Gipson II.
Hanna certain real estate described in said
mortgage as follows:
certain lot or parcel Of land situated in
town OF Gouldsboro,. in said county and
bounded and described as follows, to wit: Be-
ginning at cedar stake No. l. being the
northeasterly corner bound Of George S. Bum
ker land on the south side Of the county road !;
thence southeasterly ON said road to q cedar
stake No 2. it being the northwest corner
bound OF land of j. II. Tracy; thence on .
west corner bound OF said Tracy's land !;
thence southeasterly by line OF said Tracy's
land to cedar stake; thence by southwest
thence by a northwesterly course by said tide
waters to fir tree, being the southeast corner
bound OF said George s. Bunker land; thence
by northeasterly course to the place OF be-
ginning. Containing eight acres, more OF
less. Being the same premises this day con-
veyed to me by deed from WILEY II. Hall to
be recorded herewith. to which said deed and
record thereof reference is hereby expressly
made.
And whereas thereafterwards, on the fifth
day Of October, .. d. 1900, the said Gipson 81.
mortgage and the debt thereby secured to Fred
W. Brigham. BY his assignment dated octo-
Der fifth a d. 1900. and recorded in book 855,
Whereas i, the undersigned, have been duly
appointed and qualified as administrator OF
the estate of the said Fred W. Brigham, now
deceased, as will appear by the records OF the
probate court for Hancock county, Maine,
to which reference is here made and whereas,
the condition OF said mortgage has been
broken and now remains brok en-
and unperformed, now therefore, I,
the undersigned, in my capacity admins
traitor of the estate Of Fred w. Brigham
aforesaid do hereby claim foreclosure OF
said mortgage by reason Of the breach Of the
condition thereof. and give this notice Of my
intention to foreclose the same as provided by
statute.
Dated this eighteenth day Of March, o. d.
1907. CHARLES s. BRIDeHAM,
Administrator Est Of F. w. BRIGHAM.
Witness-F. n. Brigham.
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NOTICE OF FOKECLOsURE.

1 NOTICE OF EOHECLOSUkE.
VXyHEREAS Elwood q. Hammond, by his
w mortgage deed dated September 20,
.. d. 1900, and recorded in book 1856. page 1856,
Of the registry Of deeds for Hancock county,
Hanna certain real estate described in said
mortgage as follows:
A certain lot or parcel Of land situated in
Sullivan. bounded as follows, to wit: On the
south by the line Of the town of Gouldsboro.
on the west by land OF Reuben Smith and
others; on the north by land Of the late
Thomas L. 1ill, and ON the east by township
town plan Of James Peters and the bomes cad
OF the late James McCrate containing eighty.
i've acres 40 Q or less. toie'hef VITA all tnt
buildings the con
Excepting. answer from the ABOVE de.
scribed premises all lots ur pare, Is OF land
conveyed therefrou. Bling the ~. MT prem.
ises conveyed 10 me o! deed from WHEY Il :.
Hall dated Sept |, 1886. and same upon which
now live M
And whereas, thereafterwards on the fifth
day Of October a. D iSo0. tine. said iipson y
mortgage and the debt thereby secured to
Fred W. Brigham. by his assignment dated
October fifth A. D. 1900. and recorded In book
Us q ssa q Sssd and
appointed and qualified IS administrator o.
the estats Of the said Fred W. BRIGHAM, now
deceased: - VII appear by the records Of the
which reference 10 here made. and where Is.
the condition OF said mortgage has been
broken and now remains broken and upper
Now therefore, I. the undersigned. in my
capacity - administrator. OF the estate Of
Fred W. Brigham aforesaid do hereby claim
s6 Ssgsss s sss
this notice Of my intention to foreclose the
same g provided by statute,
CHARLES 8. BRiDGHAM,
Administrator estate Of F. W. BRIGHAM.
Witness-F. H. Brigham.
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CAPE ROSTER.

/ would like to add tribute to the
memory Of very dear woman who died
recently at Cape Roster. Lizzie, wife of
Richard T. Clifford and mother Of his sons,
William, Of Bethel, VT, and Percy, of
Cape Roster, was one Of the best of wives
and mothers, and the kindest anc most
helpful Of neighbors. Her friends were al
ways met with smile and hidden goodby
with cheering, witty and pleasant words.
She will be greatly missed; her place can
never be filed. Much sympathy is felt
for the children and husband. The
little circle of neighbors at the CAPE has
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SOUTH BLuEH1LL.

SOUTH BLUEHILL.
Miss Clara Day has been visiting friends
in Sedwick.
Misses Flora Day and Lula Maddox are
visiting friends in BROOKLYN.
Miss Gertrude Cole, of Granite, is visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. c. B. Henderson.
Miss Beulah r. Eaton, senior at Blue
hill academy, is spending her vacation at
home.
Miss Julia Cousins, of Brooksville, who
has been visiting her sister, has returned
home.
Miss Marion Simpson, who has been
visiting friends in Brooklin, has returned
home.
Miss Evelyn Hutchins, Of Bluehill, is
visiting her grandparents, Allen Hender-
son and wife.
From the supper and dance given by the
village improvement society Saturday
night, about $25 was netted.
March IS. d.
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COUNTY NEWS.
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WINTER HARBoR.

WINTER AAM6OHs
Elwood Merchant Is visiting relatives ct
East Sullivan.
Capt. A. J. Gerrish ID confined to the
house with grip.
Miss Eva Bickford Is III at the home Of
Mrs. 3. w. whitten.
Mr.. Uphsm and wife, Of Allston, Mass,
are'in town on business.
Miss Myra Smith, who has been visiting
relatives in Boston, returned saturday.
Fred Watson and 8. L. Kingsley, Of Bar
HArbor, were in town this week on bust
ness.
David Crowell and wife spent : few
days last week with friends ct South
Gouldsboro.
Joseph Giles and wife, who have been
spending the winter at Addison, returned
home Wednesday.
The members Of Grindstone lodge, I. o.
o. f., attended services at the First Bap-
fist church Sunday.
William Childs, who has been employed
- fireman on boat out Of New York, re-
turned home Saturday.
w. H. Parker and A. L. Strout were In
Portland this week looking after the re-
pairs Of steamer Marjorie.
William Squirting and wife and Harold
Davis and wife have returned home, after
spending the winter at Steuben.
Steamer Mascot was nut on the Winter
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WEST TRENTON.

Mrs. Caroline Moore is stopping with
Mrs. Josephine Bunker for few weeks.
Ernest Young's little boys, Franklin
and Dana, who have been very III, are
better.
H. II. Hopkins and wife pleasantly en-
tertained few Of their friends at their
home Thursday evening. Refreshments
were served.
Capt. F. E. Hopkins left home Wednea-
day for Portland, to 60 pilot OF the tug
Psjipscot, running from Portland to New
York. The Pejipscot was built in Bath
the past winter to tow barges for the Bay
shore Lumber Co., OF Brunswick.
March Is. y
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NORTH cAsr1NE.

nuel Dunbar is III with grip.
ss Ada F. Conner ii d home after an
bee Of several months.
Dunbar was the guest Of his cousin,
hont Dunbar, last week.
school at West Castine is in session,
ht BY Miss Mabel Wilson.
afles F. Wardwell left Thursday in
Paul Revere for flshing trip.
Fman Conner has gone to East Blue
% Join his vessel, the Robert w.
Mary Conner il visiting her daugh-
fs' Augustus Coombs, at the village.
ehis P. Perry, Of Upon, Mass, is
ng his parents, Joseph Perry and
y. Reuben Devereux will leave to-
ow for Bucksport to load telephone
for Sargentville.
Ada Joyce and Miss Goldie Dunbar
saturday from Brockton, Mass,
they have spent the winter.
Percy Wardwell, with her little
s gone to Bluehill to visit her par
Aphonso Emerton and wife.
boiler for A. K. Dodgs's saw mill,
was brought from Belfast few
60 will be put in place, and saving
Don begin.
friends Of Miss Estelle Perry are
% Know that she has nne position
caer Of science in . high school at
Chicago, Ind.
~. ID. Perkins, with Alfred Perkins
te and Ezra Conner a. stewart, left
eek for Boston, to take command OF
hooner Omaha.
frank Hutchins came from vinal-
with the sloop Paul Revere last
y After fitting out with travis
ner equipments, he left Thursday to
shore fishing.
Cd Is.
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SOUTH DEER ISLE.

Matthew Roberts and wife, of milford,
Mass, are the guests Of G. c. Warren and
wife.
We are pleased to hear that George Stin-
son, who has been ill all winter, is i'm
proving. =
Orrin f. Sylvester has accepted posi-
tion as travelling salesman for firm in
Massachusetts. He entered upon his duties
last week.
March %. Fl.
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c,AsrINE.

CAGTINE.
- will McKirnon i the guest o.
:. A. Chamberlain.
7. warren and wife left this MORN
4 :, - . abort trip to Boston.
walker was in Augusta Last week
y =. e interest Of normal schools.
wvra Duffy, Of Belfast, y the guest
@ ,s,s.ss Nellie and Carrie Perkins.
IN. Gardner has bean confined TO
1an !. Tor several weeks with the grip.
whiting left last week to visit his
Mira George Hatch, 1t Medford,
carpenter and wife viii lssve
...v Tor . few weeks in Boston and
Unity.
,slief corps was entertained last
= 4 the home Of Mrs. LAskey ON
csdwsy.
s,.,.nce wheeler was in town several
,sst week calling on friends and &C.
nintances.
=, Ieafe and sister Jeanette, Of vinal-
~ are visiting their grandparents, E.
Perkins and wife.
,.-.tt Clarke and wife, who have been
Il Mrs. Jerry Perkins, have returned to
i, home on Broadway.
=, Martin, OF the Bangor theological
r;n.ry, occupied the pulpit ct the Con-
.s.tional church Sunday morning.
-. Hattie Brophy, Of Fairfield, 4 Wis
- her grandmother, Mrs. James
onhv who has been seriously i'll, but il
improving.
me town schools began last wssk for
n spring term, with the same teachers,
n the exception Of assistant in the
4 school. This position d Allied by
= Wormell.
n. Benjamin has recently had : crew
men at work on the well ct Witherle
4. owned by the water company, sink
the pipe. 1t is now down to . depth
shout 500 feet.
mother of Castine's older residents,
hes Douglas, died last week. Mr..
uelas was sixty four years Of ake, and
been life-l long resident Of the town.
funeral was at the home on Friday,
hducted by Rev. Mr.. Douthit.
he members Of the Unitarian Sunday
ool, on account OF the absence Of Mrs.
penter on Easter Sunday, gave their
cert last evening. Tho church was
ID to its utmost capacity, and the sew
selections were much enjoyed.
7. s. Macomber, who has been em-
sed in the store OF George Wardwell,
shed his duties there this morning.
place will be taken by Mr.. Wardwell's
Ormond, who will for the present be
be store mornings and nights, attend
high school during school hours.
le members of the companion court,
F., will hold supper at their hall
by evening. The members of the re-
corps are especially invited. During
veninga quilt which been made by
members will be disposed Of to some
mate person. . -, y
h. Hooper will be candidate at the
d lodge, F. and A. NJ, this spring,
the position OF district deputy. Mr..
per is an old and enthusiastic Mason,
hg joined the order in 1885. He
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Found at Last

4 J. A. Harmon, Of Lizemore, West Va,
says: "At last have found the perfeci
pill that never disappoiuts me; and fol
the benefit Of others afflicted with torpid
liver and chronic constipation, will say:
Take Dr.. Kings New Life Pills." Guar
anteed satisfactory. 25c at q. g. MooRE's,
Druggist.
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THE subscriber hereby gives notice tina
i he has been duly appointed administrh-
tor Of the estate Of Ernest J. Harrington. late
OF Elisw tn. in the county OF Hancock, d.
ceaseu, and given bonds as the law directa.
tate OF said deceased are desired to presehA
the same for settlement. and all indebtSd
thereto are requested TO make payment izh-
mediately.
March s. 1907. FRED L. MASON
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i he has been duly appointed executor
Of the last will and testament Of Helen T.
(Wiggin) Morrison, late Of Ellsworth,
in the county OF Hancock. deceased,
and given bonds as the law directs.
All persons having demands against the
estate OF said deceased are desired to pre-
sen the same for settlement, and sill in
debtec thereto are requested TO make pay
ment Immediately.
March 3, 1917. ARNo w. KING.
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AA4~se AAvW tAhs vick0by VINO nave a.
tended the meetinu ct the Methodist
chapel, North Brooksville, led By q. q,
Goodeil, report very interesting talk made
BY him.
March. rs.
A pleasant evening was spent 1t Rocky
Crest lodge, the home Of Miss Margaret
Walker, recently, when party Of friends
met to celebrate the birthdays Of the
Misses Margaret and Emma Walker.
Dinner was served at 7.So, after which the
time was passed In conversation, reading,
vocal and instrumental music, the latter
being furnished by Pearl Artherton and
wife. Of Bluehill. The time passed 70
pleasantly that midnight came almost un-
looked for. Al the party broke mp one Of
the guests went to the organ and ali
Joined heartily in singing, 'sGod be with
you tn We meet again" Then the good
nights were said and the guests, with, Ian
terms and creepers, were soon ON their way
home, leaving their hostess, who IL some
what Of an invalid, with pleasant memories
to brighten some Of her lonely hours.
March 10 G.
OBITUARY.
Mrs. Eliza A. Babson, one OF the Oldest and
best-known charity workers In Washington,
after protracted illness, died Sunday morn
ing. March II, aged seventy years.
Mrs. Babson was the widow Of John w.
Babson, who died year ago. He was chief
Of the Issue and Gazette division of the
United States patent ONCE, and had been in
the public service for forty-hve years. The
family located In this city in 1857. Mr.. Babson
coming to Washington ~ the private secre-
tary to vice-President Hamlin. Mrs. Bah
son WAS = native Of Brooksville. Me. A short
time after her husband took up the work Of
private secretary to vice-President Hamlin,
ment Of agriculture, where she served for .
number OF years.
For more than quarter Of a century Mrs.
Babson had been connected actively with the
practical charity work Of the District OF Col
umbia, and was one Of the original organizers
Of the present board Of associated charities,
being working director Of that organization
up to two years ago. when old age forced her
to relinquish those duties. At the time OF her
death she was secretary to the board Of chill
dren's guardians. In this work she took 9
deep interest, and spent much Of her time
and means In furthering its objects. She was
one Of the organizers OF the Newsboys' and
Children's Aid society.
Before the organization Of tine associated
charities, Mrs. Babson personally looked after
the poor Of Capitol Hill, and it was o common
sight in those days 70 see several hundred
needy men, women and children lined up in
the snow in front OF her home, where the
family has lived for thirty-fve years, waiting
to receive bounty from her hands, WASHING.
ton %. CO. Times.
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suffered some "a losses during the win
Ter.
March 49,. N.
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Chrissis -. Gott and Olive B. Condor
who have engaged TO teach In Psnobscct.
Those from this vicinity who have e.
tended the meetinss ct the Methodist
chapel, North Brooksville, led BY q. q.
Goodeil, report very interesting talk made
BY him.
March. rs. A.
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TNHE subscriber hereby gives notice this
\ he has been duly appointed adminid-
ham. late of Sullivan. IN the county q
Hancock, deceased, and given bonds as TIL
law directs. All persons having del
mands against the estate Of said decease4
are desired to present the same for settle-
ment, and all indie bted thereto are requested
to make payne mt Immediately.
March D. 1907 CHARLES 8. RRINGsn AM