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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-05-25

Raymond McLane, our Harvard joke
smith, known to his friends who are
legion, as Mac" left yesterday for an
extended trip in the east The trip
will include a visit at the exposition
Washington, New York, up Lake Cham
plain and over to Thousand Islands and
back by way Of Niagara. In all prob
ability he will not return to Gary but
Will go on to his home in Denver after
the trip. Mac was one of the pioneers
and he played no little part in the first
year of Gary.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-05-25

Gus Little transacted business in Chi
cage today.
Miss Ray Goldstein is shopping in
Chicago today.
Prof. C. P Hallway will be a Crown
Point visitor tomorrow.
Buy a piano Of me and save your
first 5000. j. NJ. WILCOCKSON.
The children of the Fields school held
Tuesday.
Frank Reed of Michigan City. is ex-
$3.50 o0m T'oEss $500
When In Indiana Harbor
Remember
THE NEW STAR RESTAURANT
VIM. Pappas. Prop.
Block Avenue Near Michigan Ava
Pirst-class Meals served at su hours.
KAUFMAN'S
New Empire Hotel & Buffet
Now Open for Business
With Full Line OF
Imported and Domestic
Liquors and Cigars.
WILLIAM KAUFMAN. PrOs.
When in Indiana Harbor
CALL AND SEE.
GEORGE FAOk
WE KEEP FINE LINE OF
LIQUORS AND CIGARS.
1703-137th Street.
STEW ART 81 BOW Frs
GENERAL CONTRACTORS
AND BUILDERS
VIII be pleased to give you esti-
mates on your building
Post Once Building. East Chicago,
1 Bank BLDG INDIANA HARBOR IND.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-05-25

DR.. Templin made a business trip to
Elkhart. Ind. yesterday morning. He
leaves for his home in Hartford City
for a few days stay. this evening.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-05-25

The Golden Present.
Now's the only bird lays eggs o
gold.-Lowell.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-05-25

The Gary Amusement company has
begun putting in its $4,000 equipment
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-05-25

Mrs. Ed Specter. wife of one of Gary's
earliest restauranteurs. visited her sis
ter-in-law, Mrs. Goldberg, yesterday
afternoon.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-05-25
Briefs.

Attorney Ridgley completed his work
I'm Hammond yesterday and is now
local legal light.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-05-25

First Methodist Episcopal church, 115
Russell street. Lewis s. Smith, pas
tor Residence. 134 Ogden street; tele-
phone 2773.
Sunday school, GAS a. m.
Memorial day-sermon suited to the
occasion, II a. m.
Glass meeting, IL m.
Junior League rally, p. m. All
Juniors invited.
Epworth League. $50 p. m.
Sermon, THE Dangers of Peace" 1880
p. m.
The church meets for prayer We'd
nesday, 1880 to $50 p. m.
Friday evening. cottage prayer meet
ing.
The new church is rapily nearing
completion and will be dedicated June
30 During the week Revs. NJ. II. APP
pleby and Aaron Wood visited Ham
mond. inspected the new edifice and
expressed their qualification and de-
clared their intention of being here at
the dedication.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-05-25

Presbyterian church. Services for
May &c. 1907: Sunday school, 9:45;
memorial services, conducted by Rev.
F. NJ. Elliott, chaplain of w. II. Calk-
ms Post No. SOP, assisted by the choir.
1915 a. IN. Special music for the oc-
casion. The local posts G. A. r., Span
ish war veterans and the w r. c. and
other patriotic orders are the invited
guests. The session of the church ex-
tends a warm welcome to all others.
Junior Endeavor at 200 p. m. Y. P.
S. c. E. GAS p. m. Preaching, 1880 p
m, subject, Good Figth of Faith
Prayer meeting Thursday at 1880 p. m.
Topic. Bread of Life" John II, con-
Quoted by the Rev. Knapp.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-05-25

The Johnson divorce case was de-
cided yesterday by Judge Tuthill in
favor of his wife, and she was given
custody of both children.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-05-25

The Grand Army. w. r. c., Ladies
Auxiliary and Sons of Veterans. will
attend memorial services in a body al
the Baptist church Sunday morning.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-05-25

The funeral of ex-Recorder Thomas
H. Patrick Will be held from the home,
304 Union street. Sunday afternoon at
o'clock conducted by Rev. II. L. Davis.
The interment will be at Maplewood
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-05-25

The baccalaureate sermon for TIL
high school class will be delivered a
the Baptist church Sunday night.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-05-25

In the case of w. H. Wiley VS.. Co
l. c. B. Suman, Judge Tuthin decide
in favor of the defendant. The caus
was suit on account
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-05-25

The Foresters will hold memorial
services at the Methodist church Sun
day morning. Rev. Davis will deliye
the sermon.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-05-25

John Sievers and wife and John Boy
are in South Bend to attend the funera
Of the late Andrew Kuntsman, whicl
will be held Sunday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-05-25

The city council last night elected
the three old members as city police
officers for the coming year.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-05-25

The letting OF the contract for the
constructing of a sewer system is al
ready having it's effect upon the price of
real estate in Crown Point. Prices are
on the raise and several good deals are
under way. Several fine residences
for which plans have been delayed, are
also being projected and prospects are
good for a small boom before cold
weather sets in.
Evening journal., 1907-02-07
NO DANGER OF STRIKE
ON THE B. & 0. R. R.
But on the Pennsylvania Road the Sit
uation is Extremely Threatening.

But on the Pennsylvania Road the Sit
uation is Extremely Threatening.
While the Pennsylvania Railroad is
threatened with a strike Of malcontent
employees. al danger of ch drastic tion
on the part Of employees Of the Baltimore
and Ohio mas been eliminated through re-
adjustment conferences. AT one time there
was more or less talk Of dissatisfaction
OF trainmen on several divisions but all
grievances have been satisfactorily ad
justed No fiat advance was made to the
trainmen as body, although conces-
sions We're given wherever circumstances
warranted it, which would make an aver
age advance to the trainmen Of per
cent.
For the last few weeks there have been
many committees ia Baltimore represent
ing the various organizations of tra.nmen
for the purpose OF comforting on the
yearly agreement and the working Gale.
These committees are named by the or
ganizauons and are empowered to bring
to the attention OF the railroad officials
any grievances that the members OF that
particular organization may have as
body or to take up any individual COM
plant and effect some satisfactory com
promise. The principal topics VIII ch come
up for consideration are matters affect-
ing wages and hours
Around the first OF the year several
railroads. including the Pennsylvania.
granted a general increase OF wages 10
their employees There was considerable
speculation as to whether or not the Bal
timore and Ohio would vote a similar
advance. This matter was taken up by the
directors at a recent meeting, who dnect-
ed the heads of departments to dispose OF
the wage question in accordance with
their best judgment
Accordingly, there will be no general
advance in wages for Baltimore and ONO
employees during the present year Any
demands that have been made have h. en-
taken up with the committees Of the va
rious organizations and satisfactory ad-
justments made Among the organizations
which havd been represented at the con-
ferencos are the respective brother hoods
Of locomotive engineers. .fremen, conductors
and trainsmen As an differences, which
for the most part have been minor ones,
have been satisfactorily adjusted an
other very prosperous year is anticipated
for the Baltimore and Ohio. with officials
and employees working in complete accord.
On the Pennsylvania the situation Is
serious. The employees have been chatting
for months over the refusal Of the COM
pnny to grant their request for an in
oreasc tn wages and a new scale of work.
ms hours. and have thrown down the
gauntlet to their employers. with strike
Threatened if their demands are not met
with favor
Evening journal., 1907-02-07
NOTICE
pupLIc sALrs.

FEB. s-sale OF good furniture and car-
pets at sudham & Son. M East
Fourth street.
Fob. 9-S. A. MoDanel s1ie Of Western
horses at 40 West r1nt. 130 pm.
Feb. william *. Fastburn. on Lime-
stone Road near Mermaid. Del.
stock and implements.
Feb li-H G. Cannon near Glasgow.
stock ana implements.
Feb I'LL G. Cannon. near Giaselow.
stock and farming Implements.
Feb l9-Robert Armstrcng, White Clay
Creek hundred. stock and implies
ments.
FEB. 2t-George Whitfield, New Castle
hundred, stock ana farm imple-
monts.
Feb. Civilian =. Woliaston NH
Greek hundred, stock ana farm-
ing implements.
Feb 22-lrvin Bnll. Mill Creek hundred,
stock and implements
I'cb. 25-J Corbh Davidson. Red Lion
hundred stock and Implements.
Feb a6-N r. Richsrds, chrstlana huns
dred stock dlmpioments.
Feb 2s-ltarry Hance New Castle huns
drod, stock and implements.
D rtu. - w lllia biANhhNlN NtW 1dNLlN
hundred stock and implemcnts
Feb. 2s-Ftank " Whitoman, MI Cieca
hundred, stock ana farming INK
plcments
Mar. i-Del Lyman. oak Hn farm. noaf
Prices Corner. farm stock nd
farm implements
Mar. 5Louis Potts near Ccntrcvilc.
stock and farm Implements
Mar. 7-Gcofge EisciSburn New GA ts
hundred stock ard Irnemolt.. i'd
O'Clock
Mar. 1i-Millard r. Day. Ctfstisna hans
dred, stoca trd mp,cucnts
Mar. 1e-Personal property Of the iaia
rs John c. Johnston. near MI q
N-Roads. Mil Creek hundred
Z Mar. ii-C.W. McNamec. MIL creek hunA
drcd. stock and implements.
| Mar. PC. IT, Griffith. Brandywine hum
drod. stock and implements.
! Mar. 14-i)avid Uniet. Christiana hundred
stock and implements, at q
O'Clock.
Mar. 1S-Jamcs Carpenter, Chrstiana hun@
dred stock and Implements.
Mar 70 = Burk Talley, Brandywine
Springs sale of stock
Evening journal., 1907-02-07
BIG CONTRACT FOR
FREDC. MAMMELE
will Furnish 1900 Feet OF
Glass for Interior Work at
dupont Building

gTred c. Alammela has been awarded the
contract for furnishing all the g.ass for
the interior of the DUPONT building which
contract includes an grades OF plate.
stained, frosted ana decorated glasses.
Not only win Mr Mammele furnish glass
for Interior decorations, but Inc viii sup
ply all the large plate glass TO be used on
the Market street side of the big struc-
ture, ll3 plates in all Among this num-
Der will be several plates i62xi0S inches.
the largest In the city. He win also fur
IRISH an the mirrors TO be used in the Of
fees Of the building. In the interior woiS
1000 square feet of glass viii be used
alone which amount niludcs ten large
plates in the arcade. An the glass viii
be made and beycled here.
Evening journal., 1907-02-07
FREEZING WEATHER
IS HARD ON HORSES
Many Have Been Seriously Injured by
Falling on Icy Streets.

Tho prevailing weather is anything but
beneficial 20 horses and owners are nav
ing many tryins experiences. Iho les
streets make driving bad, and many
horses fml and are SO severely injured
that they frequently have TO Doe killed 90
end their miscrles Il was said yesterday
that the horse at this season OF the year
is liable TO "a disease known as azotuia.
which is brought about by their not rec
ceiving careful attention from owners.
In talking about the proper Gaze ol
horses at this time OF the year a well
known veterinarian said: MANY owners
Of horses overlook the fact that the ami
mai needs more care at this time OF the
year than at any other. A horse that rs
kept stabbed for several days because OF
the bad condition of the streets. or lacs
OF employment ana put hard to work
after the rest frequently contracts fatal
illness. This is principally caused by ths
horse being excessively fed while he ii
kept unoccupied. After such a rest
should the horse be run rapidly, he will
profusely perspire. The driver will stoI
anywhere and let him stand. without
[ placing blanket over him. which VII
result in the horse catching cold. Tha
many times ends with the disease azo
tura.
/ "Thc disease develops in a few days
| The most prominent symptom is the stlm
ening of the hind legs. The horse al
I nicted with the disease viii fan TO ia,
street, and will be unable to regain it
feet. Almost invariably in the fan tn
animal breaks leg or receives interna
( injuries il is then that the horse D.
| killed. From my experience 1 would ad
wise horseowners who keep their horse
stabbed for days at time not to Civ
them as much TO eat as when they ar
kept at work. Two meals day is sufh
oient for an unworlsed horse. This is IA
watchword in the prevention Of the dis
ease"
Evening journal., 1907-02-07
COMES FAR TO WE'D
HIS RIVALS WIDOW
James w. Pioleens, Son Of Governor Of
Mississippi, Hastens From South
America.

NEW YORK, Feb. 7.--Near death as
result Of hardships endured in his career
as a soldier of fortune in South America,
James w. Pickens son of the late Gov
ernor j. W. Pickens. Of Mississippi. and
grandson of the wartime Governor OF
South Carolina, came to this city 20 wed
his sweetheart of fairer days, Rossana
D. Uiffy of Bastrop. Tex. So greatly had
the journey told on him that directly ar
ter tho ceremony was performed saturday
night by the Rev Henry NJ. Warren he
was forced TO take 10 his bed. lie reinan-
ed there until yesterday. when, slightly
recovered, he departed with his bride for
South Carolina.
Born to a position Of afnuence. PICK.
ems, now 30 years Old. began early o.
show signs Of unaccouniable wildness.
His career i'm college was as brief as IT
was reckless and was followed by lHe
as a cowboy meas San Antonio. Texas.
There he fell violently in love with ito.
sale Duve. ap retty daughter of Joachim
Duve. owner of ranch to the north OF
Bastrop But there was the triangle,
and Uiny-that was his name-was the
other point.
When he heard several months after
ward that his rival had married his
sweetheart Pickens threw down his lar.
lat and returned to his family, IN Co
rnth Miss 1T dance there he met O
girl who kindied in him another love
lie proposed, was accepted and married.
then repented and realized uhat unis
second love was unreal Telling his wf,
she could obtain n divorce on the groun,
OF desertlon, he struck out for souti
America-anywhere. There he spen
year after year in the search for forget
fulness. as prospector, forester leade
/ Of insurgents.
Meeting a friend from the States on
/ day. Pickens learned that the other mai
nc could never regard him as her hus
band-had died. Rosalie Duve was
widow Letter followed letter and ap
peal followed appeal unul her answe
reached him in Mcrteddeo. Uruguay. shl
was in New orl1Y. There was no time e
lose. AS fast as ship and train could carr!
! him he came North and the old romano
was ended in the beginning Of the new.
Evening journal., 1907-02-07

productions Of scenes and people Of qua nt
old Vermont
Those who keep In touch with me 6ar-
rick and its offerings VIII appreciate tie
quality of entertainment which the house.
presents this week.. The Rose nciiavan
soxtetto ln a hish-oiass singing ana dance
ing number. Charles Burke and his lnkcy
Bows. in comedy; Jules Garrison and Come
pany IN their travcsty act ''An Ancient
Roman" The Einmura Troupe of jap
anese iugelers and acrobats. an these are
features of sufficient merit as 20 be- 90 the
"headllnors class" Banks and bfaHeale
two young lady musicians; The Three
Mason Sisters In dancing act. swan and
Bambard in some eccentric comedy that g
especially clever and the Knetograph
with its comedy pictures provide an enier-
tainment that the largest vaudeville
houses Ia the country canot excel in TIM
hours time.
Evening journal., 1907-02-07
TROLLEYMEN CHEW AGAIN
Passengers, Not Crews, Had pefiled
West Chester Cars.

The West Chester Street Railway Com
nany has rescindcd an order recently
made. preventing motormen and conduct
crs from chewing tobacco while on duty
The new rule was given a traI. ana
il was found after a few days that the
trouble was not due to the employees. wins
oNpectorated out 1f the doors or W wndow 3.
hut TO passengers. who stood on the plat
forms and spat alongside the contro.lcs
box. Then the motorman got the blame
The men are happy. and have resumed
the use Of the weed
Evening journal., 1907-02-07
WANTED.

WANTED-Good girls white and COLI
ored good references. also good white
housekcepcr must Dee Catholic Apply $50
Windsor st Intelligence Offce. j5-1t
WANTED-To rent furnished house
or apartment Boo or near Wilmington from
March e5 for months. II. II. Baldwin.
1900 Rodney So. f5-1t
WANTED-Iarre nrst-class house of
twenty-five years standing manufacturing
staple line of goods in constant daily use,
wants good man 90 manage branch whole
sale business Salary $500 per year ard an
expenses payable monthly Also cX pa
commissions which should amount to m lfo
than the salary. Applicant must furnish
good references and Si0N cash. which ls
satisfactorily secured AddrCsf, pI don't
SIC South 9th ST.. ST. Louis. NJ. i2-g
Evening journal., 1907-02-07
What m,ks- c5.o, Nutritious.

II was oncc tlnueh that cocoa
caused tn1usnee So D. tid. II wasn't
made rislt
Crofts Swiss Milk Cocoa Is prepared
In a new way All the oils--the cause
lof the troublc-are removed and pre-
ldigested milk is added so that the
stomach has very little work 70 do.
Nothing but the nutritive elements are
allowed TO remain. II is rich, smooth
and delicious.
Tho only cocoa in glass Jars.
Croft & Allen Co. Makers, Philadel-
jphia.
Evening journal., 1907-02-07
ICE PACKS WORSE

Ice in the Christiana river is more dense
now than it has been for years and in
another day the stream win be completely
closed if the cold weather continues. Huge
ice foes have been piled up from the
mouth Of the river to Harlan's yards and
the few boats that ventured out yester-
cay had to battle their way through the
packs at great danger to themselves. As
most OF them are iron hull steamers the
ice doesn't injure them
Evening journal., 1907-02-07
Rnard nf Trade Meetinn.

The regular meeting Of the Board OF
Trade will be held this evening ana as
much business OF importance Is TO be
transacted it is hoped al members who
can possible do SO win attend. II is eX-
pectod the membership committee wili
have a number of new names 20 offer
and with the acquisition of fifteen now
men the Board will have a total member
ship of five hundred. This viii then en-
title the Board 20 another representative
ia the National Board of Trade
Evening journal., 1907-02-07
LAND" ON TIE ICE

dupont Tug Dorothy Greatly lnterfered
With By the Ice.
So th'ck nas become the ice pack
in the Delaware river along the New
Jersey shore that duPonts tug boat
Emily can no longer reach its dock to
put the company's employees ashore.
The men land" ON the fee i'm about
half mile from shore and then walk
the remaidor of the way. They have
regular guides who hnd the safe paths
and locate the holes. While the
practice is dams rluf no one has yet mot
with an accident
Evening journal., 1907-02-07
FAIR OF DAYS
Unique Entertainment to Be Given by
St. Stephens Societies.

In German Hall this evening the differ-
ent societies Of St. stephens Church Will
begin an entertainment known as "Ths
Fair of Days" the same to continue for
the rest of the week. Sunday" will be IN
charge of the Sunday SCHOOL, Monday .
VIII be given boy the women of the church;
TUESDAY" or Ironing Day, viii be IN
Charge of the Sunday school teachers,
Wednesday" or Market Day and "sat-
urday." Bake Day, viii be in charge o.
the Ladies Aid Society; Thursday" or
Calling Day. will De managed by the Mis-
s.onary Society The fishing pond Will also
be in charge of the Missionary Society.
Evening journal., 1907-02-07
Boy Social a Success.

The box social at the Liberty Fire
Company's house m South Wilmington
Tuesday night was largely attended a "a
q neat sum was realized from the sale
of the boxes donated. The women of South
Wilmington had charge Of the affair and
they are much grstincd with the result
The proceeds are for St Marys r. {
Church
Evening journal., 1907-02-07
ICEMEN HAPPY
Recent Cold Weather Results in Plen-
tiful SUPPLY Bsina Harvested.

Owing TO the recent cold weather, It
seems that the fears of an fee famine dur
ing the coming summer are without foun-
dation. During the past few days ice of an
excellent quality has been cut and stored
IN this vicinity, while the Consumers Ice
Company, who get their supplies from the
Pocono Mountain region. have a large
force Of men now az work there harvest
ing the congealed liquid. Il IS thought that
there will probably be no advance in the
price Of natural ice during the coming
season.
Evening journal., 1907-02-07
LARGER DOORS NEEDED

Manager Docksnder OF the Glrrick
Theatre. has made an Improvement az
that pretty playhouse. which was much
needed. The crowds that frequent the
theatre have become so large that it was
found necessary 10 remove the small doors
az the exit and substitute larger ones. The
change meets with the approval Of ihe
patrons OF the house ana the cro"ca
can now move much more freely than b.
fcra.
Evening journal., 1907-02-07
ADS
WANTS. FOR SALE. FOR RENT. REAL ESTATE, ETC.
HELP wANTEp-MALe

WANTED to deliver orders. Md
get Meat Market i2i king ST. f6-5t
WANTED-Two or three good amateurs.
Apply in writing 90 H. NJ. Starr, care
Grand opera House. js0-i
WANTED-A .irst-class barber. Sl2 per
week. Hours I1i tnl o'clock HER
MAN II. JONES, 3oc North Franklin So.
f6-3t
WANTEn-For the L. s. Marine Corps;
men between ages "a and a5. An oppor-
Wnity 60 see the world, For fun informa-
ton apply in person or by letter to y. S.
Marine Corps Recruiting Otnce, Post or
Zee Building, Wilmington, Del j'0-@t
Evening journal., 1907-02-07
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-H0usc g. W. Cor 1ri and
jackson, s. rooms and bath. Modern im-
pr0NcmCnts. Terms reasonable. Apply n
premises. ib-l
ANTED-Illrh-clias man us 0cll rcf
roscntauvc. opportunity to set into q
snlcndidly paying business Ncry small
capital required. No Interference with
present employment and no Cauvas-'ns
q. S. Exploitation Corporation, Suite iaa
40 Exchange Place, New York 2ot
Evening journal., 1907-02-07
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS

Managers Appoint Day For Receiving
Donations at Worthy Institution.
Tomorrow viii b. observed al the De.n-
ware Industrial school for Girls as "Do-
ration Day" and ;he Board OF Manager 9
viii be pleased to welcome an friends Of
the institution.
Evening journal., 1907-02-07
LEGAL NOTICES.
RrGrsrrs,s ORDER
nllcn al ~ nasIslor N IN.

ItIaNArI I.fAit d tfA0NiA
Office of the Register OF Willis
New Castle Coz Dsl. january V. 1917
Upon ire lipl.Wtclitf ENJOY C. Hlakc-
iv. Administrator m Robert Dlnknlv.
late OF Christand hundred. in said coun-
ty, dgae1s n. % is urdereu and directed
hy the Rcglster of Wills tnnt the Admln-
lstrator aforesaid sive notice OF granting
cstatc of the deceased. with the dato OF
granting thereof. by causing ADVERTISE
nents to Dee .ostcd within forty days from
the date of suCr lctterg in six of the
most public pidces OF the county Of New
Castle eQnrine ali nerdns having de-
mands asa'nst Tie estate 20 present tho
sHme of abide hv an act of assembly in
auch case made and provided. and also
tIuse the same Co hc inserted within tho
SHINE period iY Tho Evening Journal. a
lrd 60 be continued therein three weeks
lc.c.hJ
Given under the hand and seal
of office OF enc Register of Wills
Aforesaid, dt Wlmington I'M New
lsEAll Castle county aforesaid. the cav
and year above written.
FRANCIS NJ. WALKER
Register % Wllls.
NOTICE
Notice is horeSy given that Letters OF
Administration were IN due form OF law
granted unto the undersigned ON fho
Twenty-ninth day Of January 4. p ia67.
and that an persons having claims
dgainst the estate of tie deceased must
/ present the samc duly attcstod to the
said Administrator, on or before the
/ Twcnty-ninth day of january. 1905 or
/ abide the Act Of Assembly ln such case
made and provided
EMORY G. BLAKELY.
Administrator
Address Emory G. Blakoiy, Henry clay.
4 Del fi-9t-eod