davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Forrest City times., 1908-08-14
Other Issues Will Be Discussed Later.

Shall the people rule" repeat. is de oiared by our platform To be the over shadowine question. and as the campaign progresses l shall take occasion to dis cuss this question as t mauifests itself fin other issues, for whether We consider the tariff question. the trust question, the railroad question. tie banking question, the labor question. the question of inn perialisn, the development of our water ways, or any other of the numerous prob lens which press for solution. We shall find that the real question involved in each is, whether the government shall remain q mere business asset of favor seeking corporations CT be an instru- ment in the hands Of the people for the adNancement of the common veal
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-12-12
a STEADY TREND.

II Is not denied that thousands Of
employers in the north .eoerced their
employees to vote the republican ticket
At the late election, Ii that sort OF
thing grows, as it must unless re-
buked and punished, how long vii! IL
be until this government is one Of
employers, by employers, for employ
ers? 1t does not matter whether the
party benefited by such tyrannical tao
lies by the republican, democratic, So
cialist or whatnot 1t means govern
ment bv a class more quickly, en-
phatically and despotically than any
other method could produce And
the worst Of it is that it looks 70 he
inevitable. The coercion OF free
thought and independent action IS al
ready recognized as legitimate
weapon in the politics OF the coan-
try and it means a perpetuation Ct
rule by the party which embraces the
Majority Of the employing element.
The great mass Of the people is be-
i.y divided into commercial enGdes
ana fragments ali alike under the
eontro1 ar Susceptible 10 the control,
- H., connaratiyeN few men who
own capital or the things for which
capital stands The truth is t5at the
government 81 fls country by is la-
aividpal oid.sns IS already a sa end.
Thar was. demonstrated in thc uium ]
pbant election az Taft lust as tha
,sneli ~ s}yer was runr IN lSg6-
+bonpb a. FEW, neenlo realized s AZ tsf
,,,on,aot that .bo rsnnbTcan nnlitjes,
,,aobt,. sa4 astri5a tha fsnoa ~.
ysars afterwards The ruls If The clti-
zens ,ba men a the country IS as
4csd ana some today rs was The free
coinsre 80 silver IN 1895 and The raj,
If aolIars has taken lis place
This count,v WIN Be ruled and taxed
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-12-12

They are talking about Gove.ao,
Hoke Smith as eaneidate for toe
presideney on tne democratic ticket
in 1912. Georaia.s a8Ie chief exeel-
tive is equal 70 any demands that 10
PaFiy should make and il int slime
s-pe for southern nan p ran fr
me presidency he IS 81 all men Tire
.ne best htted for the call Here IT.
e 80 orsanization for Iioke smith
.or pr si6euf IN 1912
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-12-12

brunswick ought to be very proud
Of her three banks. They have all
issued statements lately and in eacn
rose they show healthy growth and
an unusual prosperity whens the state
~ The times are considered. Banks
are true indications of a community
and when they show sound. healthy
condition. then the city in which they
ara located must of necessity be in
nrettv good shape. The News COM
,nanas the banking interests Of this
city for nj splendid condition OF he
loca, banking houses,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-12-12
WCTORPOLEfrS
1r1nntErNn
PROPRIETOR.
=, ~ X y - X =, X - X - y - x = :, >
sHERlFF's SALE
state az ceeroia.-oiynn County.

State az Geergia.-Ciynn County
viii be sold before the court house
door of Glynn county, Georgia, on the
first Monday in January. 1909, be-
tween the legal hours of sale, TO The
highest and best bidder for cash, the
following described property, to-wit:
That certain lot or parcel o. land
lying and being in the city OF Bruins
wick. county and state aforesaid. and
known and described Oh the official
plan of said city, made by George R.
Baldwin in 1887, the Following prop
erty to-wit: The unexpired lessehold
interest in and to the nor5heaE 30
II. by 80 # of Town Con- 30 20.
| 100 between Amhersee any
streets in the Tow ou tho
| city of Brunswick, said <. lxS0
feet fronting 80 it. on Ami heet
and running back from said 80
| #. with uniform " h Of and
the improvements thereon; 4 be-
ing levied On as the property Iac&
Simpson, to satisfy an exc is
sued from the superior co said
county In favor Of XII hps5n;
amount Of execution. $l besides
interest and cost WIFI w. Ct
| lew given Tn the ac6eraSat lew
made and returned to me by X. S
Pvles. deputy sheriff. This December
Illtn. 1893. W. rs. Berrie.
Sheriff G}vnn County ga
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-12-12

If the Greater Brunswick Associa-
ton gets busy and gets us a line OF
passenger steamers to New York It
viii have done a pretty good Job for a
new hand.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-12-12

Bryan is a very wise guy lie mas
seen the drift to q southern eandi-
date n 1912 and now W ], has taken
,imc ~ the forelock and has ppr-
chased big plantation in Texas The
FIRST thing we know The commoner
viii he coming to US from Austin or
Galveston.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-12-12

The A., B. & A. has abolished its
Office OF yardmaster in this city. Bet
ter keep an eye on the rail and the
terminals, for they are liable to be
abolished" most any old time.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-12-12

DO not kick il tao city council
CHANGED to raise the Hccnae tax Oh
the business, in which you chanoe .
be engaged. Look what 9 hard io'
the council had in trying 70 please an
people on this license orlinance
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-12-12

The senate does not approve Of
some portions Of the presidents mes
sage, says . Washington special Evil
deuly not
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-12-12
FOE 4 STARTER.


| Now that the Greater Brunswick
Association IS a real i've organiza-
lion, with al q the necessary pen
arg powers to do things Tor Brunswick.
We want to direct ne attention OF
the moving spirits in the association
20 aeondtron win which We Of Bruins
wick have 10 contend and which works
hardship on our people
It seems ike a travesty on coaei-
lions when it Is pointed out that if
Rrunswickian wants to visit New York
By water he. she or it rlust first 60
TO Savannah or Jacksonville to pr
chase transportation and take ship.
! Sounds funny does it not?
Here We are cooped up. surrounded
almost entirely BY water why we only
narrowly escaped being an island. we
have water OF eyery kind and descrip
Jon water from artesiaa de!h ga'er
from the regions If The 0cmuigee ard
lag Ai'anaha. ana water galore IRON
lhe 5feaaia and stretch u TIE Atlaa-
tic, and ~ e ve want % take a alc /
spii py 3a'er Wig we have 20 paT
homage TO coinpetitife ports to d. "a.
Nov 70 be serious.
This CITY, needs ana demands fas-
.snos.. s.r,.io.S., ~. za.s -.
:. H. san a-t,.i1. -
.o.i - ears and + caaaof
ygiae j. b. Vitbonl it Wber
<liogq fa Nen as stea,,
-, ~, >
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-12-12

The old soldiers Of the state who
are on the pension rolls. need not
worry about their Christmas money
It's coming now in very few days.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-12-12

oh. no. Just because We are net
making any great fuss about 1t, IS ne
sign that we are not boosting the
Greater brunswick Association. Help
that movement and It will III tnrn helg
you.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-12-12

Uncle Joe Cannon throws cold water
On the waterways movement. Since
pnky dear removed that spike from
his gun he has gotten to BE- real brave.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-12-12

This sunshine may not be here
Christmas week. Better DO YOU shop
ping now, while il lasts.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-12-12

Ii me pictures of Abe Reaf reflect q
true likeness Of that individual then
We are not surprised that a jury IN
9rssco found him guilty
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-12-12

It seems that castro managed 10
land in France without gtorming the
bastile.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-12-12

When the new braad q standpatters
fna The old regime Of reyisionis
- - ge,
Aasy al he lstla next year, wont
thines Bis mixed upg
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-12-12

Get busy. now. and let's bring the
Burg line to this burg.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-12-12

OFFICE: eo7 GLOUCESTER ST.
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TELEphCNEs

Business ONCE, Editorial Rom 188
The City Editor .............. 341
Tie Editor .4.s....- ......,. 432
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SUBSCRIPTION RATEs.

SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
Terms Of subscription in the city
and ~ mail free Of charge to ali parts
Of the United States and Canada. Mex
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Ore Month ........ SO
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New-York tribune., 1908-03-25
BIG RISE IN E4RNINGS.
Corn Products Refining Co. Makes
Good ReDort for ELeUen Months.

At the annual meeting OF the stockholders OF
the Corn Products Refining Company held yester-
day the retiring board of directors was reelected
No annual reSort was submitted, as the hscal year
does not close until the end of February and the
accounts had net been fully made up. A statement
was issued. however. giving a comparison for the
eleven months ended January 81. 1908, with the
twelve months ended February IS. 1907. This showed
that the gross earnings for the eleven months were
te35 07e greater than for the fun year preceding.
amounting TO ,972,s73- The total net income for
the same period g 32I 622 increase OF s25-
e13 the twelve months ended February 2S
1907
Frank H Hall, chairman OF the meeting, said all
the plants IN excellent condition and that the
cost Of manufacture was lower than in years In
regard TO dividends he stated that he believed the
company would be in a position TO pay some
thing the common stock, and that he also be
Ieved that the directors their last meeting could
have declared the full per cent dividend on the
preferred stock II It had been deemed advisable
do II reply 10 inquiry by stockholder
Mr.. Hall said that. while the Royal Baking Pow
der Company had acquired q substantial interest
in plant in Indiana and intended TO manufacture
starch and glucose. the management Of the Corn
Products Refining Company did not anticipate
much competition from that source The annual
meeting OF the Corn Products Company, one of
the subsidiaries, was also held yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-25
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago March 24.-Decreased receipts in the
Northwest and improved demand for cash
wheat strengthened the local market to-day, the
May delivery closing al net gain Of &c. Corn
up 1Ssc Oats &c higher. and provisions
7lcc 10 10 zoe 221ec higher
The wheat market dragged early in the day be
cause Of lower prices Liverpool. Later, how
ever. the market became firm because OF reports
Louis and Minneapolis At the latter point
millers SAID 10 be paying 212c bushel over
May for No. / Northern The market also
strengthened by reports OF damage by dry weather
the high price May opened isc TO sc lower at
94c to 94l4c. sold of 10 937sc. and then advanced
s5l.C The close at S5lsc- Clearances or
wheat and flour equal 229100 bushels.
600 bushels on same day last year Minneapolis,
Duluth and Chicago reported receipts OF 56+ cars,
against 469 last week and 465 cars year ago.
The corn market was strong all day and closed
shorts We're active bidders throughout the entire
session offerings. which we're limited, came chiefly
from longs. An advance al Liverpool, small re-
cepts and predictions that the movement viii be
opened &c l2c higher 65i4c 66i2c, sold of
to 66isC. and then advanced 10 6I@sc, where II
closed. Local receipts were 2s5 cars, with Il OF
contract grade.
Trade in oats was very quiet and the market
was firm in sympathy with corn. Commission
houses were the principal buyers May opened sc
higher at 5z14c. sold of 541sc, and then ad-
vanced 10 54ssc, where i closed Local receipts
were 337
Provisions were firm all DAY on active buying of
pork and ribs Or commission houses and shorts
and because Of decreased receipts Of live hogs. At
the close May pork Up 2oc 10 22lzc at Sl2 45
10 So 4-1s Lard Zoe higher at s. 9212. Ribs
We're up &c 10 1oc al St 7Tl2 10 80 eo-
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat. %
cars: corn 10q cars: cats, 10 ears; hogs, 10000
head
New-York tribune., 1908-03-25

Boston March o4.-Duness in the local wool market
again obtains far below the
well maintained fealers see eS-
bins the mills There has been Some I'M
ur<verrient manufacturing centres, aHhouEh
estimated than 40 cent OF the looms Tor
rnens goods being employed The leading DO
,nestic guotations range as follows Ohio Pennsyl
yanla faeces-XX 33g3ic X. 30n31c; No washed.
9-G3sc. No washed. 36a37c: fine unwashed, 24d23c;
dns unrerchantable 26el2s medium clothing 24q3c;
blood 23d2sc; one-haH blood
q32c: threeeighths blood combing 5oalc ons-folrth
Mood celaine washed SIC; IN
washed 3oc Michigan Wisconsin and New YORK neeces
Pine unwashed 22d23c; one-half blood anwashed, -
blood unwashed 2sGsDc; cne-Iourth
hIoot unwashed 26a27c Kentucky. In1iana and Ms-
onefourth blood .
9ya7r secured values: TeXas-Iine. l 10 months.
..so.,c. nne months, 55n5sc. fine, fai ts1t.tc
California Northern: eiqaie; middle county; a SSnS.a;
No / staple s7qssr Eastern No l. clothing, hsnSor;
,,sllev 10 ! 5Sd57c Territory tscoured basis-ftne,
sysrls sTSsc nne tspie S3nsSc nns medium,
clTfhinp 519a5c clothing a5r+hc one half blood.
$4,000 thre-~ghths boosi u GS., one-truftn oioo1
Ssss~ Fulled-EAlra d1sc, hne A, 6a93Tc sup-rs,
arH<Sc-
New-York tribune., 1908-03-25
Citations.


yT,HE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK. BY
i grace OF GOD, free and independent 20
johanna FfirschhorD HrsChh0r the heirs
and next OF Leopold Ciusthal deceased send g
Babetts Cohen and Betty Gustnal OF Ne
Citv OF York lately applied 70 the surrogate
Court Of County OF New York. TO nave certain m
str1Dent in writing bearing date the third day or sep
TEMPER relating TO both real and personal properly
duIv proved "a VIII and Testament or Leopold
Custia County OF New York deceased Iiere
fore you each OF cited to appear pelore se
Of of New York at his once
in the County New York, OF the 10TH Gay or May,
one thousand nine hundred and eight at haf-pst ten
OF that day hen aAd thefe 70
attend the probate of the said last VIII and
.n5 euch Of YOU as are cited under the
age of twenty-one years required 70 appear ' you
~T,a-5jsn N YOU have one If have none 10 ap-
be appointed or n t1e event
~ von- neglect or failure do a guardian VIII
- nnoin.sd h, the Surrogate TO represent and act for
YOU the proceeding. 49, -, - 80.
testimony whereof We nave caraeu -
49, SIlrrogate's Court OF the said County or
New York be hereunto affixed witness
Hon c. Thomas. surrogate OF
our said County of New York, al SAID county
the seventeenth day of March in the year Oh
arr or. m, thousand hundred and eight
"ur i'Si- ~ DANIEL J. DOWDNDY-
Clerk o Surrogate's Court
New-York tribune., 1908-03-25
HEADS LINCOLN TRUST.
Alexander S. Webb, Jr., Succeeds
Frank TIford as President.

At sneciaI meeting Of the directors Of the Lin
coin Trust Company yesterday afternoon Frank
Tiiford. who took the presidency Of the company
last temporarily. retired as president to give
his entire attention to the business OF Park d III
ford. Alexander g. Webb. jr, was elected to sue
ceed Mr. Tlford and Will assume his new duties
April Is. On the same day Aoram M hyatt
will become the first vice-president OF the COM
pany. Mr.. Tilcord stiu remains on the board or
directors and continues his interest In the business
Mr.. Webb who is Of General Alexander >.
Webb for many years president of the College
OF the City of New York. has had banking
and trust company experiences OF eighteen years
He started his business career with the Lincoln
National Bank with which institution ne was
identified for eleven years After that for three
years he was connected witt, the Metropolitan
Trust Company as its secretary In November,
1900, he became secretary OF the New YORK Sc
eurity and Trust Company. When the latter com
pany was formed into the New York Trust Com
pany he made third yfce-president, ana laVer
first vice-president
Mr. Hyatt the new first vice-president. has had
a long banking and trust company experience
having been for many years with the United states
Trust Company. He subsequently became the sec
retary and first vfce-presdent of the New York
Security and Trust Company. He has been for
the last six months managing director OF the
Lincoln Trust Company.
Mr.. Webb received the unanimous vote OF the
entire board directors all Of whom have agreed
to remain and continue to support the institution
The board Of directors consists OF George C. Boidt
George C. Clark Robert Z. Downing. Harrison Il.
Gawtry. Charles F. Hoffman Edward Holbrook,
Abram N. Hyatt, Bradish Johnson, Clarence IL
Kelsey. Morton F. Plant, William Saor1on. B.
Aymar Sands Louis Stern, Samuel D. Styles,
Frank NJ. THford. William Felsnger, George
Leask. Edward P. Hatch, Robert Goelet, Arthur
Iselin. Isaac n. SelgInan Samuel Verpianck Hoff
man, ". De Lancey Kountze, Dr. John P. Mum.
James ouinlan, Irving E. Raymond William G.
Conkn, Stuart Duncan and Owen Ward.
The officers will be: President, Alexander 8.
Webb jr.: first vice president, Abram NJ. Hyatt;
second vice-president Owen Ward, third VICE
president William Darrow, jr.; secretary, Joseph
Z Bray, and treasurer, Horace T. Poor.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-25

rIyHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK Br
the grace OF God. f-ee and independent Annie
o. Mitchell, Y. tiffany, Louise II tiffany.
Brock Morse Gertrude shaw Eliza Tiffany Warsley-.
Alf-eda Mitchell Bingham Woodbridge Biugna1n Hiram
Bingham ~. Alfred Mitchell Bingham. Tiffany Bingham.
am Thompson Lusk. LGsk. Tiffany L.ask.
Charles Lewis Tiffany. Hilda Goddard tiffany. Louise
Comfort Tiffany. Julia De Forest rf-ary Dorothy
TrInble Tiffany. Jessie D. Miller and Henry c. DsnfOrth.
OF will testament of Charles
2 Nille=. deceaS-d. E Cook. Edward D Bird.
OF the last VII and Charles =.
ceased and al Interested n The estate q
Charles I. Tiffany late or the County ~ New YORK.
deceased creditors esat--s ne<t of kn or otaer-
wise. send greeting
County OF York. At the Surrog2tss Court Of said
County. ~ the Hail Of Records. ta- County %
New York te-h day of May. 1898. a. hslr-past
ten o'clock OF that day. then and hsrs
70 attend judicial settlement the account OF pro
c-e.inss OF Louis C. Tnany and Alfred Mitcn-
and testament deceased and such cf
hereby un1e- the az OF twenty-one years
required appear by guardian = you have one
II TO APPEAR and Apply tor one 20 o.
apponted or In % neglect o. failure u
do 50 guardian will be appointed oy tne surrogate %
-s,-~-.1r 80 al Tor you "a proce~,iin<-
t.~tun1rv W. caused the seal Or tn-
Sur-e<ztes court - th- said county ef Sew
York to hsrcUnfs s~xN1- Nfru-ss rson
Abn-r q. Thomas. eurrcsat@ 81 our s.si
march in ire year Of Lord thousand nsae ,us-
afea Aa1 eA- DANIEL. J. DCvpSEY-
Cf~rs ~ Sa-rc<zr-S Court
sAYARp l. FECK- Attorney fcr Ear~utc-s Aaa fr-s-
es Liberty street New Nesk tirs-
New-York tribune., 1908-03-25
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

Pronounced strength and activity characterized
the market for outside securities. The dealings
large majority Of the mining stocks the
heaviest IN the year. while the upward movement
extended anywhere from small fraction in some
cases tc 3 points The specialties shared in the
movement. Standard Oil advanced 151a points. Chi
cago Subway Up II Consolidated steamship
stock was traded in az the lowest point yet reached.
There were many features to the mining list Butte
Coalition was up r. Boston ss and Trinity points.
Curnberiand-Ely gained IS and Nevada Consoh-
dated q point Nevada Utah up =. Nipisslng =
and Greene-Cananea a. Nearly ali the low priced
shares improved In bonds Consolidated Steamship
As were irregular but active. Nevada Consoildated
6s rose points.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-25
rr,trr rr,cpIE % we sTATE % NE.W 90 ~ a

yTyHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK. 70 ICY By
1 OF and independent: 20 mares
= Niles MARY ReOecca Z Haskell ftiehala -
Waui-the name Mary beng nctitioas her seal 49,
a~a being unknown rettonerl, the heirs anu heN u
kin OF susan Rebecca Ward, deceased seh1 grte'ils-
P of the City OF New YORK Has
Surrogate's Court of our county OK
have instrument writinE reia-
i to hoTh real property. duly proved as t
i+ viii ard OF Susan enecca Ward az OF
of New York. deceased: Therefore YOU ana
sacn az you are cited appear before The surrogate
or County OF York at ms ofice N ths county OF
New YORK on sth day OF May. one Thousand nine
half-past CLOCK IN tEe for-
there 20 attend the prooaie
sa{d last and Testament And such OF you as
- Es~e6r. the OF rwenty-one
years are required by your gnardlan II You
Savn one or IL 70 appear ana apply for
~ - be APPOINTED or the event Of your neglect or
sstIr~e ~ do So a guardian will be appointed BY the
surrogate present ana act for you IN the proces
WI caused the scai or the
1yne.tes court said County OF New York 20 Be
hsrs,T,rn affixed Hon Abner Thomas
S,rro,-at, ~ our County OF New York. ar sad
county the thirteenth dsy of March. in the
tcrsfl wear q Lord thousand hundred
ami eight
DANIEL povrNEY.
clerk II surrogate court
.IrxsNpER 4 GREEN. Attorneys fer petitioner 10
Broadway. Ne~ YORK
New-York tribune., 1908-03-25
Citation.


YIyHH PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK.
L By tre grace OF God, tree and independent,
Meyer Felix Never. hugo AeEer. tEeoIs
Woodawc Cemetery, Theodore Meyer. Julius Meyer,
Christina Goebel Adele oTnutny, Franz Boas Eteo~ls
lehman. Herman Meyer. Toni WOhiauer Johanna
CIeTmann Mrs Ernst Richard. mentioned in viii as
Julia Richard, Childrens AID Society OF the Clty OF
Tew York Anna Trbach. Helene Boas, Gertrude Soas.
Fran5eSha BOdS tCltdd t4Dso-lt
CIeTrlanu. Cleffnann- Margarete tIeiL1ahh dar-
rarete Meyer. Marie Boas. Ernst PhIliD 6os ftehry
H D Boas Theodore Srnut1y. Edgar Pm
Suutly, Walter CTbdCh. Franz LFoAcI ftuuOtpA 81
hach OTTO CleffInaun Meyer, Rudolph lehrnalln
Anna Meyer Margarete Meyer ludwig MohIaleI' :.
C'leffmann Abraham Jacob and George McAneny; as
Mount Sinai Hospital. German Hospital ana DspeSefy
Acadeurv OF Medicine Of the city Of E-W ! OK ana
interested in the OF Jacob Meyer late OF the
1sorntv ~ New York deceased as creditors 4esatees
next of kin or otherwise. send greeting ,,
you you herepy clt1d a1o Eef---
,o-Snraiv % he and appear before Surrogate oS
the County Of York. al the Surrogates court or
go Co.,Itv held at Hall of Records. in the
~ bsIs-Uast ten O'Clock In the forenoon OF rhat day
th.n and there attend judicial settlement OF te
account OF proceedings Of Abraham Jaeool ana Oorss
NJ c4neuy as Of the last VIII ana tst..eh
~ said deceased such OF are hereby cited
s under the a6e OF twentyoEe years are required
%%,or have none 10 appear and apply for one 20 De
.rnonted or in event OF your neglect or Iallure
- 40 90 a guardian viii be appointed by the Surro-
~ TESTIMONY WHEREOF. We have caused the
zeal OF The Court OF said County OF Ne"
0- - York hereunto affixed
York Witness Hor- Anner ci :. lnof.as 4 ,,.
surog srEosate e. OF x our Tar ea CGsn 5s e, Al das
0 OF March. in OF Lord
one 'iioA'- ~ DANIEL ] DOwDNEY.
Clerk OF the SurrOgates' Court -
,-.rONrpSoH = FULLER Attorneys for Executors ~
Wall street. Borough Of Manhattan city OF New
York.