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The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-30

Upton Sinclair fills his pocket by pointing the moral and adorning the tale with facts gathered on the spot.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-30

The drouth Is holding back from the lower Mississippi 28000 carloads of coal loaded on barges.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-30

When Harry Thaw contemplates Hains, ,-his logical successor, he must feel that he needs long purse.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-30

The straw hat begins to see retire ment to next years shelf.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-30

When it snows in Baltimore, what must it be doing at Medicine Hat?
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-30

GOOD ADVERTISEMENT Governor Fort says Atlantic City is Saturnalia of Vice ;" Gee, that place is destined to become more popular than ever''
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-30

Some Cupid kills with arrows, some with traps.
 Much Ado About Nothing.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-30
THE AGE- HERALD
E " RAHRUTT. Editor.

Entered at the Birmingham, Ala, postoffice as second-class matter nhoeF act of Congress March 8, 1879.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-30

AWKWARD. Do you like moving pictures?" Not a bit I nearly always drop the blamed things on my toes"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-30

Tired-Heart came into valley, Shadowy and deep; Tired-Heart whispered, signing ever, Only let me sleep"
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-04-02
Dress Goods

rs pieces Cotton Henrietta, worth 2sc per
10 pieces worth up TO Csc now .---------- 10
10 pieces worth up to 75c now ---------. SO
On the balance of the line we will give
Special Discount of 20 per cent which includes
all the New Patterns for Spring and Summer.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-04-02

100 pieces Of Wash Goods that ara shsft
lengths from this seasons sfock and f. shat
vs carried over from last season "a are Eoins
to close during this sale alta SPECIAL DIS
COUNT OF 55i PER CENT
New Wash Goods Of this sexson's showing
and most any cloth, style OF dssign Of pattern
We can furnixh you. going at . SPECIAL DIS
COUNT OF 10 PER CENT.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-04-02

We have about 200 Mems and Boys Suits
that We are going to sell during this sale.
Mems $1,000 suits now S5.oS
Mems 1850 suits now 7.o8
Mems 1900 suits now 9.8S
Mems 1900 suits now 11.e8
Mems 1000 suits now 1898
One lot Boys long pants suits, worth upto
$1,000, special your choice for 1898
On the balance of our Boys Suits we will
give special discount of 20 per cent
These prices do not include our New Spring
Stock which is in, but during this sale to make
this line "show signs of life" We are going to
give Special Discount of 10 per cent.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-04-02
Furnishing Goods

MEMS AND BOYS CELLULOID COL
LARS EACH oil
Mems Heavy Ribbed Cotton Uundsrvear.
worth Soc, now SO
Mems and Boys Sweaters, worth 75c, now IS
One lot Ladies Bonnets choice .- 10.
One lot Ladies' Bonnets choice IS
One lot Ladies Waists at just HALF PRICE
40c grade Ladies Vests and Pants now "a
Soc grade Vests and Pants IS
Sl.25 grade wool Vests and Pants ----- .se
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-04-02

OrOcerfeS
8 cans tomatoes for S.2S
cans corn .--------------------.- as
packages Crespo ------------------------. rs
packages Grapenut -------------------. as
7 pounds coffee ----------------- LOO
IA cans Rex lye 100
Westlake -four per sack --------------.--.-1.00
packages SC matches ------------------.. 0S
Stock salt per sack ---------------------. so
Dairy salt per sack ------------- so
10 cans Milk ------------------------- LOO
New-York tribune., 1908-01-30
TWELVE DWELLING HOUSES SOLD.
Trading Reflects Greater Activity Through
out The Bronx.

The budget of private sales made yesterday com
prised twelve dwelling houses. Trading reflected
greater activity IN The Bronx.
Edward Polak sold for Z. Frering the three story
frame dwelling house No. 67s East 173d st. near
Webster ave It is a lot isSx990 feet. Also sold
three story building with store, No 1889 Webster
ave, near 169th St, on lot 20x90 feet.
F. &, G. Phomm sold for the Ware estate 10
Mary Kileen No. 49 West 49th St. 2 four story
dwelling house, 16xl00 feet, Columbia College lease
hold.
one of their new three family brick houses on the
easterly side Of Grant ave, between ls5th and
18TH SITS
William t. Clarke sold No. 500 West SD st, a
four story and basement stone front dwelling
house, on a lot 2oxlca,I feet, between Broadway
and Riverside Drive.
Benjamin LUmmis is said have sold No. Is
West 27th St, four story dwelling house. on a
lot 25x100 feet.
Thornton Brothers Company has sold No. 1888
College ave- two story dwelling house, on a lot
15.6x1eo feet
The Louis Meyer Realty Company sold, through
Simon & Atlas. No 1897 1905 Lexington ave,
northeast corner of 118th st, five story fathouse
with stores plot 1o01lx59 feet.
Sundel FymaR sold Nos. So, 81, o. 6S, 10 and q
East 131st St. three story and basement dwell
ing houses, each on lot 176x991 feet, between
Madison and Park aves
The Belwood Realty Company sold Nos. 5ls and
plot 50xIGo.2 feet.
Mrs A. =. Seliery sold the property on Pelham
Road. IN the annexed district. known as Lot IA in
the Valentine tract The property comprises about
eighteen lots, with frontage on Westchester
Creek.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-30
QUEENS BOROUGH EXCHANGE OPENED.
Many Well Known Persons Take Part in
the Exercises

The building of the Queens Borough Real
Estate Exchange was formally opened last even
ing Edward NJ. Bassett, Public Service Commits
soner, the principal speaker. He said that the
realty outlook of the borough bright. The
development of the city's largest borough and its
transit facilities and needs formed the chief topics
Of the addresses. Colonel William NJ. Griffith.
president Of the Queens County Trust Company:
Frank ". Scutt. president of the Queens Borough
Real Estate Exchange, and Judge Burt Jay Hum
phrev were among the speakers.
The Queens Borough Real Estate Exchange IS at
Nos L and II North Washington street near Fulton
street Jamaica. Its members scattered all
over the borough, the exchange being located in
Jamaica solely because Of its central location and
accessibility from all parts OF Queens. 1t is sub
stanti3l building OF story. with ample over
head light. It is 10 be open daily for the trans
action Of real estate business. Its officers
Frank ". Scutt, president: A. J Emo, vice-presi-
dent; George T. Watts, treasurer; Herbert A.
OBrien. corresponding secretary, and Joseph A.
Gray, secretary. After the speaking there was an
entertainment
New-York tribune., 1908-01-30
BLOCK FRONT DEALS.
PARCELS ON VEST SIDE.
Orleans Hotel and Valencia Court
IN n Trade.

t,ronertv valued at several millions changed
hands Yesterday. 1t the busiest day IN the
real estate market in a long lie. Among the
deals repor.ed we're sales of number of large
upper West side plots and two big improved
parcels
A l. Mordecai & Son (Iuc-D sold for the West
Side Construction Company tJacob Axelrod- pres
identl the block front on the northerly side of
175th st between Audubon and st. Nicholas aves
The plot comprises about sixteen lots
William Waldorf Astor sold the block front IN
Riverside Drive between 1I2th and 113th sts
TO Bing & Bing. The plot has frontage of 2oSS
feet in the Drive, 141.7 feet in 1l2th St and
I94-7 feet in 11Sth ST II comprises ABOUT
thirteen lots The property held at about
sS5O00O It was purchased by John Jacob Astor.
father of William, Waldorf Astor. in 1885 for
sl75.aO0. Hall J. How & Co. resold for Bing &
Bing the southerly half of the block front to
William Cumming builder
D. Phoenix Tngrahan & Co. sold for the Cathe-
draI Realty Company plot Ieoxl00 feet the
south side of 10th St, $50 feet west OF Columbus
S. Mack is president, bought through ". E Prebe
from the Empire Improvement Company the Or
leans q ten story hotel, No. 40 +lS Columbus
ave, southwest of s0th st, plot 'front.'
ing 1G2.2 feet in Manhattan Square and 81 feet in
S0th In exchange the Empire Company took
Valencia Court. q seven story elevator apartment
house. Nos. 81 and 319 West 95th st, plot
g. ex1Dnn feet: Nos. 3oS and Sos West 35th two
three story dwelling houses, on plot SSx741 feet;
No. 81 West 18th ST. three story dwelling house,
lot 17xs0 feet, and also Nos 2 and "A Clifton
Place. Brooklyn, two three story dwelling houses,
each on 4 lot 146x10o feet. The Empire Company
bought the Orleans Hotel in 1901 and the Valencia
Realty Company purchased Valencia Court from
Millie p Paskas in March. 1900
New-York tribune., 1908-01-30
SUIT BETWEEN SUGAR RIVALS BEGUN.
Pennsylvania Refining Company Seeks Ac-
counting from Trust.

Trenton. =. J. Jan 29.-Triai OF the action for
sn accounting brought by George II Earle 5r., OF
Philadelphia. as anciiary receiver q Jhe PennsYt-
,enia Sugar Refining Company, q Philadelphia.
against the American Sugar Refining Company
vas begun to-day before Vice Chancellor Walker
NJ Earle seeks i decree that the American COM
psnv holds certain properly OF the Pennsylvania
company il trust tor the latter, and asks that
rhe American company be compelled 70 account
for profits since D-cemHr, 1903.
According TO statener1s made nv counsel the
amount involved in The litigation Is upward Of
siA0Ftec0.
Vice Chancellor Walker assigned six days for
hsarng the case the entire opening session of The
court being devoted tc Offering exhibits and the
examination OF Frank Graham secretary ano =
director q the PENNSYLVANIA company.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-30
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Wednesday, Jan 20, 1902

ARRIVED.
eteaner Mesaba C3r). Tribe London. January l6, TO
tho Atlantic Transport Line with mGse Arrived at the
Bar 226 a m, - -,
Steamer Ponce Harrey Jobes. January IL. Aguadilla
and Mayaguez IS and Ponce 81. to the New York and
Porto Rico SIS with 10 passengers, mails ana lndse
Arrived nj the Bar at Ic:40 18th.
Steamer Nicholas Cuneo tNurl. Jensen. Fort hrtorio
January % to the Importing Co. with fruit Ar
Steainer Piatca 80 smith Cardsnas Janrary IS ana
Havana Afunson IS Line. with sugar. Arrived
a Bar st l 4 -
Steamer Louisiana FrJ Morvan Havre January u,
to Coupagne Generate Iransat!antiIue With mdfe
steamer bradford Gen. Thousen Nipe Bay. Cuba.
January "a. the United Fruit Co in ballast At
the Bar at b a
Steamer August Wilhelm CierD. RraInheer, Port
1-non January 20. Colon y ami Kingston y. TO tie
Hamburg Line, With 90 mails and
rn1se. Arrived at the Bar al II 30 m % -
Archibald, Aqua January Is. san
Domingo CITY 20 Macur!s Il. Sanchez and samans 2,
Puerto Plata Cristi % and Turks Island "a.
10 the clyde IS CO. with passengers mails and ndse.
Arrived a the Bar at ; n
Steamer Arapahoe, Kemble. Jacksonville January 26
Charleston rho clyde IS CO with passengers
and rndse. Passed In Quarantine 1t 1915 "a
steamer Chesapeake. Hastings. Baltimore. II Z
Foster with mdse Passed in Quarantine al 2l3 m.
steamer Colorado. Smith. Mobile January Il and
Brunswick 20. the Mallory IS Co with passengers
snd rndse Passed in Qnarantne a. all IL.
steamer Delaware French Philadelphia "a the Clyde
cs " I'M rnds- Pass@a ia SandF liool a. II II
Il Aka 2a!ee, Galveston 1snlhry "a 10 the
New-York tribune., 1908-01-30
eouthern Pacific Company with Passed In quar-

eoutharn Pacific Company with mdse Passed in Quar-
Staaner san Marcos Davidson. Galveston January %
via tev % 10 the Mallory S. Co. with passensers
rrds Left Quarantine $40 IN.
Steamer Gut Hell GER Wicke. Swlncmurde January
and shields = Philip Ruprecn in ballast Arrived AT
me Bar II 30 q m
steamer Nanette tr), Hunter Guanaco Fenegrea Jan
with asphaltun 4 L. Barber Asphalt Co.
sci to Daniel Bacon Arrived al the bar at II 80 m
Steamer NoorGam Dutch. Baron. Rotterdam January
Il ana Rouluenc ~. to the Holand-America Line with
steerage passengers and mdse Arrived
a he ut 100 p ID
steamer Hector. o. Leary Portland, Me, January %
7 " Elwe = in ballast Passed In Quarantine ~
BIB T.
folk 10 the Doainion S. co. with passengers and
md Passed Quarantine AZ 2:+O
steamer Rarbarcssa ttier) Won Rardeiehen. Bremen
January is 10 Oerchs Co. with passengers and mdse
Southesst Fire island at 9:15
Steamer Corsueio OBJ. Watson Hui January 10 70
sanderson with rndse. Southeast of Fire Island
0:i5 ? m.
breeze. clear
SAILED
steamers Admiral sampson, Por. Antonio Muutego Bs'
: N9E fscle4ns = Naples
CIenoa Moiths lt.srl. tnoehs. 1soil N4p.es NeN
New-York tribune., 1908-01-30

The Brunswick -BaIke-CoIender Company has leased
from the Construction Corporation tie store ana
basement in the building No. co 10 So West S2d ST.
through 70 Nos 80 and 81 $50 The lease Is for
term os ten years aggregate rental OF s2ooo"
TIL. Brunswick company formerly located IN the
Parker Bui ding which recently damaged by fire
t5une-tb & cabe1 have leased for Hannah Wilson to a
client the four story dwelling No rs West 18th ST.
for a term Of years.
John Geraty leased the sixth loft In the oulos
Nos 100 and III West 26th i've at an as-
gregate rental Of $4,000
New-York tribune., 1908-01-30
WILL ALTER MADISON AVE. HOUSE.

Plans have fled for eulargfng the story
dwelling house The southeast Of
Madison ave and making
bachelor apartment house, wiki suites OF three
each The improvements BE- made for Jared ".
Rell as owner q OF S45 90" according the
estimate Kenneth w. AIJlr, h!son. architect
Plans been fled for reEaodelling the
four and IKE story houses No $50 47h
-. the improvements including the installation Of
GROUND and being made for Aaron Aventis
as owner. Henry IuTanbuTger the architect.
Plans have been hled story
New-York tribune., 1908-01-30
TRANS sPAcIFIc MAILS.

rAet,7at;on and steamer. Close IN New York
en5s (vis seat1lel-Tvo Maru To-day. 500 N
s an --su@s,o,1I 10y @ s Transpor- Jan 81 600 , m
4aTsu via san Franciscol-AIar Feb ;. 500
Hawaii, japan. Corea. China and Philip
pine Islands ia San Francsco)-Eong- u,
kong Maru ------ teo o %" n
Nex Zealand. Australia except West) and
New Caledonia. Via san tFancisco-
JsDan Corea China and Philippine
cgmpress s.aGaS 5Tia Of india FEB r. 500 m
ande Via IaconIa-Beeropho Feb H. 500
Hawaii. japan C5rea, China and Philip
pine Islands via FIancsco-korea Fer 20 900 . m
New-York tribune., 1908-01-30
INSURANCE coMPANH"s REPORT.

Til. Liverpool and London and Globe Insurance
r-ot7anv has issued The ziXteth annual statement
OF its United States branch Toy 1871. Il shows
total assets Of 81 2r which includes real estate
amounting 10 s.. .S55 %37. The company reports un-
earned r7rerniuns and al other liabilities s. 1895
l.-s,-irz, A. s,1.l,ius OF $4,42l 81 The New York
directors are Charles II. Marshall chairman,
rallu Crosby Brown Walter g Hubbard John A.
stewart and Edmand II Randolph. Henry ".
Fa-on e resident manager
New-York tribune., 1908-01-30
MANY ARvERNE COTTAGES LEASED

The Lewis H May Company 0he @ f Noyes Company
Ne York AGENT reports the following of cot
tages at Arverne Long Island for the Of l9oe
For William H Amerman. No South Alexander ave
to Martin Strauss Mrs Tounlinson No 1lo Seavle"
ave to Sarah Leon: NJ. J Mulqueen, No 3 South
sra ton ave. TO Mortimer Hyrnsn; for Max Ernst, Nc
III South Jerome ave. TO Charles Jackson for Mrs
Rr,eesr No p South Atlantic the Rev Rudolph
Grossnan. and for William scheer No NoFth teoaE
ave Henry Netzier.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-30
Excursions.

Hamburg Jan 20 ! r3-sl6chsr tGes,' w.
Plymouth and Chsrbcurg -. 49, vorg: 80
B-er,en Jsu "a r.-Sey dirZ (Gsrl. New W. -
D m KronprilZessin Cscits Ger. NV
Plymouth and Che-oourE - r-.-, eta sar
Yokohama. Jan SS-St Patrick (Erls NeN AS-A
pore. Hong kong. etc.
SAILED - mi
Southampton. Jan e. 1870 Es-cces,is tSr'' W.
via cherbcurs and Quesnstcvn-
Firnne. Jan 2S--Csronta tsr), New Hcr<
Eefra- ian cS-C1rfe castle CSrl. New f1sAs
Genoa. jar 2s-Europs UtaD. New YsrS
PASSED.
Gibraltar Jan se-Resins d'Itslia uts0. NsS y"
Malta jar sS-MonGrOse CBr, Maniis. ste sor
scillv. Jan Sq-sIsnnheirn tGer,. Ss~ YorS sor
tsllo (Br). New York TOR Hull
New-York tribune., 1908-01-30
BAILEY HEADS REALTY ASSOCIATES.

At meeting directors Of the Realty Associates
held Yesterday Frank Bailey. vcepreslGent OF
the company elected president succeed the late
John D Hicks and Clifford s Kelsey elected nrst
vice-president.
The report 4. X. Frey. treasurer showed an in
come from rentals alone without reference profits
sales sufficient TO pay dividend of 51a per
cent on outstanding stock. Considerably more inquiry
for Brooklyn property reported. especially Tor small
Dwellings and property near the tunnel entrances.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-30
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.

In the Real Estate Exchange Saesrooms yesterday 20
.an, Day sold at foreclosure half interest In he
n-ernses No 40 Rroome St. three story tenement
bouse with store o5xG0 Louis Goidstefi' -icr
$500 over prior liens. The sum due vas ao0u @i'O,
n.. - ,o mortgages aggregating $4,000. The sale
~ No 1s7 East 115th St No. 2o7 West 6oth St vas
s,os,-ne5 70 January 81. c33d parcel was with
New-York tribune., 1908-01-30
REALTY NOTES.

: tabuation all deeds and mortgages r@coIae" L.
~. r,cre+e-s offices IN greater New York in 1906 and
1907 which has just prepared by the Title tiuaran
tee and Trust Company. shows that Richmond Is 'e
only one Of the i've which showed an increase
all of the other boro1Ghs showing large decreases 81
both classes Of instruments.
The detailed figures follows
New-York tribune., 1908-01-30

York dutch tank. Rotterdam; tDutchl
dao,. ,Cutanb Nuevtas Zrean4 arr
Antwerp: Adriatc Southampton via Plymouth and
Cherbo,rg: Apache Charleston
tBrl Glasgow via Movle: Graf Wadersee Ger, Ham
Hamilton. Norfolk and Newport News
,Euss). Rotterdam and Ibau: Yinconzo dtaB.
Aisers. Venice,
New-York tribune., 1908-01-30

apartment houses 10 built for the West Side
ton Company of which Jacob Axerod is presi1Nii'' "
1sad st east Of Broadway at e cost of s2loooo
New-York tribune., 1908-01-30
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS
ARRIVED.


Plymouth Jan - 9:a3 mMajestic tBr New York for
Cherhousg and Southampton.
Tia@o jan 2a-fn1rari (erl New York VIA singapore
Hcus kor. Manila. Cehu. iioiio Tekcaams
New-York tribune., 1908-01-30

pURHANs. JULLA.-TEIB PEoPLE OF The STATE
pendent the Attorney Of the state Of New
OF New York the heirs and next OF kin Of Julia Bur
names residences Of such heirs and next OF kin
the petitioners the heirs and next
Of kin Of Julia Burhans; formerly Mary Foley. de,
ceased send greeting: Whereas Mary Z. Heyes and
Edwin B Heyes. of the City Of New York, have lately
Surrogares Court of County OF New
York have certain instrument In writing relatins
TO both personal property. duly proved
the last testaInent OF Julia Burhans formerly
known as Mary Foley. late OF the County OF New
York deceased: therefore you and each OF you are
cited 10 appear before the Surrogate Of our County
OF York at his ofioe in the County Of New York
the of March, thousand nine hundred
and eight half past ten o'clock N the forenoon Of
that day then attend the probate OF the
said will and testament And such OF you as are
+ar.bv cited as the ot twentyOne years
are required 10 appear by your guardian II YOU have
one or If You appear ana apply for
to appointed. in the event Of your neglect or
failure a guardian will be appointed by the
Surrogate represent and act for you in the pro-
ceeding
In testimony whereof. We have caused ii seal o:
SurroGate's Court of the sa Ounty
Z, II o York be hereInto afiNetT- Wit
Hon. Abner c. Thomas. a Surrogate
said County OF New York. at said county. TIE
9th day January, IN the year OF our Lord one
thousand nine hundred and eight
DANIEL =. DOWDSET.
Clerk Of the Sur-cEate's Court
New-York tribune., 1908-01-30
City Property for Sale.
UnfumShed partments to LIE
Furnished 4 partments to Let.

TIL ST. 10 EAST. NEAR FIFTH AVE. ALABAMA
IL ana Rensselaer, HotelsI-aprlns reduction; or =
prices furnished apartment; private bath;
YOUR choice. 81 daily; including meals. $3.50 weekly:
TWO. $50; exclusive. hcneike.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-30

1.orIJt PFIIIP.-IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER
MI of Hon. Frank =. Fitzgerald q Surrogate ct the
County Of notice is hereby given TO all per
nS InTing claims against Phi!ip Mohun. late OF
County Of New York deceased, TO present the same.
1.tb youcter. thereof subscriber. place
OF transacting business the o1ce Of her attorneys
Ponnds Dillingham; &c Debevoise. No. 50 Cedar
Street Borough ot Manhattan. City Of Ne" York ON
or before rhe Nenty-ffth day of February
Dsted New York. the 18th day of August 1907
ANNA NJ. PHELPS. Executrix
prT-SDS HATCH DILLINGHAM; & pEBENOISF
a+,orrevs for Frecutrix 6o Cedar Street. Borough
M Manhattan New York City.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-30
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
-r>hrRE ALMANAC

afINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun rises 71c Sun sets rises 4:4i Moons Il
HIGH WATER.
A N-sandy Hook 4:42 Gov. Islend $40 Hell Gate I0S
T M-Sandy Hook 5:1S Gov Island 5;3s Hell Gate ';ol
WIRELESS REPORTS.
Kaiser Wilhelm H. which reported 45S miles
Sandy Hook noon yesterday is expected 10
dock about II e n today.
miles Of Nantucket South Shoals Lightshtp at
yesterday. expected TO dock about , p m to-day
Pennsylvania, which reported TO sable Island as
southeast station yester-
da- is Gcck about $3.50 > N Friday
The Barbarossa which reported 10 Newport as having
nassed Nantucket South Shoals LRntship al lo;4l
d yesterday is expected to dock about m to-day
New-York tribune., 1908-01-30
Country Property for Sale.
Citations.

yTSHB PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK BY
L grace OF God independent 70 Howell
L. Williams John Taylor Lewis, Jr. heirs and
of kin Of Mildred l. Williams. deceased. send greet
Whereas Mildred l. Williams, OF the City Of New
York has lateiy applied 20 the Surrogates Court OF
County Of New York instrument
writing. relating both real and personal property,
duly the last will and testament OF Mildred
Williams, County of New York, deceased,
therefore and each OF cited appear be-
Surrogate OF County of New York at his
ooe. in the County Of New York on the 18Th day Of
March thousand nine hundred and eight az half
past clock OF that day. then snd
there attend the probate OF the said last will ID
testament And such OF you hereby cited
under the Of twentyone years required TO
guardian, IL have if you have
TO appear and apply for one 70 be appointed or
of neglect failure 70 do 50 q
guardian will appointed by the Surrogate repre-
sent and for you the proceeding.
In whereof. caused the seal Of
Surrogates Court Of the said County OF New York
hereunto affixed. Witness. Hon. Abner
Z. c. Thomas q Surrogate OF said County
OF New York said County, the 22d day
Of January in year OF Lord thousand nine
hundred and eight
DANIEL J. DOWDNEy.
Clerk OF the Surrogats's Court
New-York tribune., 1908-01-30
Instruction.

For Boys and Young Men-City
New-York tribune., 1908-01-30
SurYOg0teS' Notices.

n PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON ABNHR G
i Thomas. a surrogate of the County of New York
notice hereby given TO ell persons having claims
against Matilda A Elder late of the County of New
York, deceased, present the with vouchers
to subscribers their place OF
ing business at the Duer. Strong Whitehead
20 Street. in the Borough of Manhattan,
the city of New York. or before the 18th day Of
August next
dated New York. the Soth day of January. 1908.
ANNIE T. MUM. ApALINE NJ. (. PETERS
EXeCUtTic-s
Dj-ER. STRONG & WHITEHEAD. Attorneys for Ex-
ecutrices, No. 80 Wall Street, Borough Manhat-
New York City.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-30

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER oF HON ABNER
L The County of New
is hereby given TO ell persons having claim.
New Yorg deceased 10 present with vouchers
thereof the subscriber his place Of transacting
hncirees AT Of Carter & Haskell Is Wall
Street in Inc Borough Of Manhattan The City OF
Neyy York. before the 1st day May, 1908
Dated New, York the 22d day Of October. 1907.
EDWARD NJ FRANKLIN,
Executor,
~ARrrp = HASKELL. Atty's Executor.
street. Borough Manhattan. New YORK City
New-York tribune., 1908-01-30
HOTEL MORTON
THE HOLMHURST.

Pennsylvania near Beach. Atlantic City " r
ITnop-+ruced ocean view Private baths. 5tatouary
rashstands with not and cold running water. n bsd
rooms Elevator street level Capacity. 300 Oo-n
ali ths wear Hotel electric trains re
erature upon request HENRY DARRELL