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Smyrna times., 1908-07-15
SALE ENDS DlsTILLERY SCARE
Mrs. James J. Nickerson of Spruance
City Buys The VanGeseI Property
Over State Line With the Lease

The distillery scare, which worked
Smyrna and Clayton up to high
pitch recently when Elmer Bowdel.
of Marydel. secured a lease from
Benjamin VanGesel, of near CLAYTON.
for the purpose it is said, of erect
ing a distillery over the "dry'' line
has come to an end by the sale of the
property ard purchase Of the lease
Mrs. James J. Nick kerson. of Spruance
City, it is reported, has purchased
the VanGesel property containing
six acres, and dwelling for $500. and
has also purchased the lease on the
property from Elmer Bowdel She
will move there shortly and make it
her home. The sale of the property
is particularly gratifying to the
temperance folks, who were much
concerned over the recent distillery
scare. The citizens Of Smvrna and
Clayton were determined to fight
such a course. A few weeks ago
they succeeded by the payment of
$75 to VanGesel and the offer to
stand at his back in the event of a
lawsuit, to forstall the erection of
the distillery, since which time the
matter had practically died out.
VanGesel gets the seventy-fve
dollars the temperance people paid
him besides realizing we'll on his
Smyrna times., 1908-07-15
PREPARING FOR CAMP MEETINGS
Wye and Camden Getting Ready For
Season Which is Promising

This will be great campmeeting
year. The Wye campmeeting, near
Wye Mills station, will begin on July
81 with an entirely new enclosure
around the grounds, a new roof on
its tabernacle and a number of rqw
or remodelled tents. THURSDAYS
during the camp have been set apart
for the temperance workers and the
Anti-SaloOn League will be
represented by Rev. W. H. Anderson
of Baltimore, Rev. J. M. Arters of
Wilmington, and Rev. Alfred Smith
OF Dover. The bread tent has been
awarded to r. Frank Eaton, and the
horse enclosures to Mordecai Price
and Charles Roe. The work of build
ing entirely new and modern tents
Tor Camden camp, near Dover, is
now progressing rapidly, and the
indications are that at the tent draw
ings to be held to-day and the
Wednesday following will bring
the population of the tented city to
high mark. Derrickson and Martin,
the Dover capitalists and lumbermen,
are financing the entire proposition
this year and are furnishing all the
material, so that the buildings may
be constructed of planed boards and
with shingle roof.
Smyrna times., 1908-07-15
PRESBYTERlANS EXCURSION
Spend Delightful Day, Yesterday at
5randYwine Springs Park

The Presbyterian Sunday School
took an excursion yesterday On
Steamer G. F. Brady to Wilmington,
and Brandywine Springs. There
were $50 in the party who report a
most delightful day. There was a
good breeze on the Bay and while
they encountered a shower at Will
mington, it did not mar their plea
sure. Four hours was given at the
Springs after which they started on
their home journey, arriving in
Smyrna about nine o'clock last even
ing.
Smyrna times., 1908-07-15
CORN CROP SUFFERS FOR RAIN
Unless Drought Ends Shortly Farmers
Predict Crop Will Be Ruined

Cheswold, July 13:-A party said
to-day that eggs and wheat are our
best crops. Asked if he would not
add corn since it is so high in price,
"no he replied if a few more days
of this dry weather hold we will not
have much corn. The fruit
receipts on our siding are exceed
ingly light. With the exceptional
season for threshing the wheat crop
of this locality is about all garnered
or sold in splendid condition but is
considered about one third short of
the average yield.
Smyrna times., 1908-07-15
NET RECEIPTS OFCOUNTRY FAIR
Took in Over SIoI5 From Which They
Cleared About $69o-Ladiss Pleased

At meeting of the chairman of
Committees with the Directors of
the Twentieth Century Club last
Wednesday evening it was learned
that the Country Fair did better than
they expected. The gross receipts
from all sources were 81, OILS. 90 from
which the Club ladies will clear
about $3.50. Last year the Fair took
in between $500 and 5000 and cleared
1851. 90. This year, however, the
expenses were nearly double and the
ladies are pleased that they did so
we'll.
Smyrna times., 1908-07-15
DULIN FARM BLAcKISTON SOLD

Realestate Broker n. D. Boyer Sells it
to w. F. Dulin For $4,000
Real Estate Broker Henry D. Boyer,
has sold the farm belonging to the
heirs of Charles H. Dulin, contain
ing1 67 acres, situated near Blackis-
tons, to William +. and Sarah c.
Dulin for Sc, OOOl Harry Dulin, the
present tenant, will vacate the farm
March the first next, when Mr.. W.
F. Dulin will move there and make
it his home.
Smyrna times., 1908-07-15
cornors Jury investigate Case

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Smyrna times., 1908-07-15

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-12
SOME TERRIBLE TALES

Certain members Of the republican ring who were so de-
csvey beaten The primaries last Tuesday determined
do everything in their power prevent the election Of
Robert T. Hodge to the office Of sheriff November
To that end they have already undertaken TO spread
throughout the community tales OF terrible things
Hodge has done Because he has engaged numerous boxing
they sending the word around that he been
professional prize fighter and for that reason not fiji to
be sheriff
Also they cerate the old charge that he uncdueatcd
This IS the charge that Hodge answered during primary
campaign when he challenged every Of the candidates
go before Judge Of the superior for the purpose Of
animation the fitness Of each the candidates for the
office OF sheriff
Another story IS TO the effect that Hodge not citizen
that he never secured his citizenship papers
Another is that he is democrat therefore not en-
titled 10 the Of republicans if have voted for Ed
Cudhce efficient officer" says Hodge against CRATER
the republican ticket makes democrat then am a
democrat"
Truly this Hodge has become an at once most ter
rble person Before he nominated these men who are
peddng these stories all spoke kindly him They felt
for him. too They knew he wouldn't get any votes and
they thought much Of him personally that this worried them
greatly
However, Mr. Hodge will be elected
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-12

Eden aud doing duty tla Tits vefy
day
The woman tempted mo-" said
Adam.
The serpent tempted me" cx.
planned Eve
And the serpent. having accom-.
plished what &c set out % do. madr
no sort % excuse az ali
Tn different from other people
Its temperament. you know" Is
the modern excuse for every man.
Nor 0f weakness and wr0ngdolng
from pure shiftloasncaa 20 blgamy
and bank robbery
And Il never had a chance" ruus
u Close second
Sometimes the weakling an.
gulses the bald truth under learned
talk Of Inherited inhibltlons" aud
motor Impulses" that IL. n he or
she Is m educated apologiat. but
the wnrld.Old excuse % there an,
der the varnish. somebody or 9th.
or tempted me something outside
Of myself is reaponsiblei"
Don't, az you value character
and the fellowship OF the strong.
place the blame for your own inca.
pacity on heredity or environment
Htill less on others with whom your
Ire Is bound mp Make no excuses.
The strong make their own
chance in life they are not sub.
lect to "temperamental" disturb.
ances. because they control Instead
OF being controlled by their dc.
sirea
We have been thousands Of years
learning this lesson The apoioaist
Is always cast out Of Eden.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-12
~ JEooIE 'flPARTLoN.

II anyone should ask me what I
considered the very weakest thing
IN the world. would say an average
girl brought NJ BY a strung minded
mother. with accomplishments
and no knowledge ~ real life.
And then ! would take Il All back
aud Try again because. sou see
the girl might Develop unauapacted
stamina later In life wheu the moth.
er died and the bank roll vanished.
u II sad 70 condemn a fellow Great.
ure 70 nueBding lmheciliiY
The yery weakest thing on sec
oud thought happens 20 be- the Apol-
Ogiai that -. the person. Who ls
evsflastlugiy bobhlnE up with an alb
soluteiy good excuse for not doing
things
u Ia weli 10 admit that there are
few downright impossible things
IN NE But they are really very
few.
To start out with the idea that
you are an exception Ia a perfectly
fine way o. invite defeat. The tn
dividual who wins o. the one Who
reasons. Well II anyone else on
earth can DO a. cam"
And ia case no one else has ever
tried that particular stunt. SO
much the better. You've a chance
TO establish a precedent and any
lawyer or Washington society
woman. for that matter. can tell
your presidents are very important
things
Seifplty ~ a serious weakness In
any character. II grows rapidly.
Soiflshnesa Is the root Of aolfplty.
and the two together make for
mental sogglneaa
II IL easy pitifully easy. to slt
down and weep with ones self and
nourish a Crouch against the whole
wide world
Z But while We are moping. and
sending regrets 90 ourself. some.
body Of tougher fiber is carrying
OFF the desired plumB.
No matter how plausible the OK.
PLANTATION Of failure. II never really
Iexplalns. n doesn't DO much good
10 tell why the bare fact IL
enough. FoolnoteB 10 failure are
entirely unnecessary.
Remember those two HpeclouB ex.
cuses formulated in the Garden Of
Mrs Dr. Geo " Miracle. chiI.
dren's diseases. 40 IIlnoklcy block.
go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-12
Some Figures

Hs dreamed dream then woh'
up
And laughed. Tor Il was funny.
lie dreamed hts allie had written
him
And did not ask far money
Chicago NeSs.
Mlaa Paaehlayi Auntir. I find Il
hard Ia enfsrfain Mf Krichlay ia
seems 70 have 30 little Eoaofal lufor
nation
Matchmaking Aunt: Then upe
ciaiiae. my dear. specialize II
iisowning Is 500 deep for him. tn
hlm on baseball -Newahook-
little Molly sat doNu % srite a
lsttsF 10 her father. Nho had bern
abasnt thres months. and this 10
what she finally sent Dear "a
Their We are al sell and happy
The baby has KroSn ever 80 much
and has a great deal more sense
thaa be uasd 20 have Hoping the
same ~ yea. ! remain. your dAuEh.
Tor. Molly The D~lineatog.
A. ossdisri wife commands her
husband
All the soap IN the world would
not give some men clean record
Unless you DO great mental or
bodily labor TO cnuutafart &c effect.
amoohinK II exceedingly harmful
Every man believes that there IL
q reward laid up for him IN heaven.
bat be 10 never In a hurry 10 claim
o.
Complete cost OF four month
cruise around the world Ia $3.50.
ki@l XVII is name ~ bird with.
on, ~inEH. found only in Mes zoa.
land
Andrew Jackson and Abraham
Lincoln educated themselves.
Vacation
Done
NeKRtipn
Begun
"Yes." said Mr. Tambo. II passed
around the haf today"
and why. inquired Mr. Bones.
"did you pass around the hatf'
4 had 60. II was Merry
Widow Washington Herald.
Aristotle was the founder of
science uf botany. The Historia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-12

tSn6ei yaxed around at her girl
fi'enda with heightened color
Christ" she cried. I'm engaged
Guess Ia whomi"
A dead silence greeted Muriers
announcement Her ffieWlT had OK.
pected something 81 the Kind. but
hey were hardly prepared 10 guess
ODE Identity Of her bnnco Then
came a breeze ~ excitement.
Who n H. anyhow" they eted
Oddly enough. not one Of Muriel b
friends could have said positively
that any nan waa the one she had
accepted All that summer Mnriol
had been aurfeited with beaus Each
OF them she had treated. to ali ap.
penrancwH. with Just tho right cor
duality To sn on locker none ~
the men seemed TO be ahead Ia the
race And yet here Murei Was AN
uounelns that she vas engaged
Who could tha man he7
Don't keep us Ia suspense
cried Harriet Tell ua quicki"
I'm not going 10 tell you now,
Muriel replied. with evident delight
I'm going TO let you guess
know you girls are ali dying for
something new aud something a.
DO. aud 80. out ~ the Kindness OF
my heart. I'm going 60 give Il "a
YOU. As ali ~ you are such good
friends % mine. aud 49, I'd have
trouble IN deciding which one OF
you ia want for maid 81 honor. i've
decided 10 offer that position as 4
prize to the glri who EueaHes first
what man u Is I'm engaged 20
Naturally Murlela prize offer ere
ated considerable stir An the men
AZ the summer resort. directly fol
lo~ing the party. we're beaiegsd by
the girls.
Are you E0lnK 10 marry Murioi7H
Harriet asked one OF these men
Charles Terry.
"WhAtf' the man gaAped
Harriet explained Muriers an
nonncement and offer 20 him.
Well said the man. a conscious
smirk on bis face 4 suppose nos
the secret ia-~ Er. thar IL. n Aurisl
wants YOU to guess Why. / cant
say ans ihlnK about o."
The neat man Harriet asked was
Howard Herman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-12
Some Laughs Some Thoughts
MOSTANYTHING
And a Few Light Extras

Plantafum of Thn0phraalns wa
written abou, - y. G.
ita cheaper 20 be married than
10 be Engaged.
Jimmie. your face is dirty again
lhlu morning exclaimed the teach
er What would you say II = came
60 school every day with a dirty
fAcpY-
Hun grunied Jimmie. "rd be
Too pcfits 10 SAP anything The
Circle.
Mr.. crimaoubsakt The doctor
said must give up coffee
Mrs. CFimanubeak What are
ron EoiaE 70 use now. cloves -
fnnk@rH Statesman
The loser limbs contain 30 bones
each
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-12

number 81 othsF men Then Ia
triumph she went 90 Nuiei
I'm 80 glad cried Harriet.
that I'm the fortunate girl who
Sili be- your maid Of honor"
Why sasped Muriel. have you
guessed the manT"
Yes. it's Arthur Oaylor"
How did you find Il OutY she
cried Arthur and ! wera positive
that ii would be days before any
one found out"
Easy enough. Harriet replied
ll~ was the only one 81 all the
men ! questioned Wh0 dld not either
DENY that BE- was your fianoe OF niae
liint around and let me infer that
be was the lucky mani"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-12
THE MYSTERY or MANS
ENIUMANITY TO MAN

The horrors Of Geora convict system have at last been
partly told The whole story never be told It awful
and too long But there parts OF in the ten thousand
pages testimony just taken by the Legislative com
mttec Investigation And little Of this has been distilled
into the report which just been laid before the legislature
summoned in extraordinary session to consider how these
abuses may in measure be corrected
The report itself extraordinary document. II viewed
from the mounanop OF idea of American enlightenment
For consider the following paragraph taken from the
report
20year He refuses work The warden decides
to administer whipping He has the reputation OF being
very desperate lie doubtless needed punish
and should have received H. The warden calls him ont
and orders him strip receive whipping lie refuses and
toward the warden though shaekd The warden IN
sists he made three efforts reach him e warden and that
warden admits he could have kept OF his reach by retreat
ing virtually admits his life in danger but that
he decided that he did not shoot him his authority would Be
lost guards convcs would longer respect H. and
he declares he shot kill him. aiming directly between his
instantly ExGuard Taium swears that when the warden
shot the standing s had covered his with
that jury Investigated this homicide aud two grand
junes bi The committee condemns this hom
eide Il does believe warden has right 20 M convict
merely his authority for any sautay effect such
show Of authority may have guards convicts lie could
life his guards lie could not have been n serious
danger surrounded he the time Of the shooting by
the man started to cross the 10 Or is feet intervening could
stopped him with shot The warden might have been
liz killed the under the circumstances related BY him. he
committed unlawful act and should have been punished
therefor.
The report references many other instances Of
cruelty. which quite amazing the wanon murder
Of the Durham mines.
However instead Of finding fault with the report all Amer
lea may rejoice that, these many years Georgia has
seen tit to investigate her plague spot.
Mans nhunanity in 1908 will supass the under
standing OF 2S just the barbartes Of 100 years ago
today That they always have been slow
condonc tolerate the mistakes. misiorunes
deficiencies OF their brothers OF the great mysteries OF
life Every hopes have his faults weaknesses
excused he is disnclined forgive another.
Other processes OF civilization progress fleet wings while
kindness the greatest force life upward
snail pace.
There is proof however that Of all classes
are thinking responsibility the brother who
failed and and minds turning the sig
nficance OF this tragic
THE vles deeds, like poison weeds,
Bloom well in prison air
1t is only what is good in Man
That and withcrs there:
Pale Anguish keeps the heavy gate
And the Warder Is Despair"
CONF TERRHgG
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-12

Nightingale sitting warhnK according
his spotted BY Hawk, who made
and nailed him The Nightingale hla life
stopped IN s middle u BIS eol-s pretty thing entitled whos
AGEinr When q
earnestly saying
satisfy bird II prey. II ~
really wanted
Hawk ehopping him off short About hair
really plausible but always fond Of music with
msais win have the selection from Wood
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-12
cuttlna Goth Ways.

My boy. said the promoter. I
like yan appearance and your man
nor very much / think yum will
do for she place. nld you brlng a
character"
NO. sir. replied the boy. but !
can 60 homo and get q"
VERY Neli. come hack tomorrow
morning with q. aud II Il Is salts.
factory I dare say ! shall engage
you"
Late that same afternoon the fin.
anclsf Vas surprised By the return
% the candidate
Well" he said chcerfnlly. have
yuu got your character
no" answered tho boy. but
I've got yours and I ain't comm"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-12
1ENGAGfED-1NO MZHOMp

~ mo" replied Howard. I'm not
the lucky msn faraway look
came into bis eyes na he eapied
Alice Lloyd coming toward him.
nut" he continued. II do hope 10
ynrfy Al lie stopped abruptly
aud In great confusion walked to
ward Alice o @
By the end Of the day Harriet
had nnqueationd Chan Tcfry. How
ard Herman. Arthur Gayior ana a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-12


satia.. .asE - "ha 80 Tor weeks
raff,s. bie careless Who -
keep doing well uuot nof avear a. wsn
And the Of W-eu A. NJ
~ eYervfbi,e Gaelic
the least possible outlay ana wiA
hausnte ..pssnA covering several thousand people
nn"Au MAJ th' AFeAEe man Or ordlnay,
d"y ae from ,hee 70 times ne muscular actually asss
foo VIII see every day people
~ N'"A 700
Aud how eoononze our strength =. :.
$50 +N'''HN' as 70 gain
fst Of All resolve hat You viii do everything in the 49,.
possible manner With the least OUTLAY o Force AsR
ihh a"hb"faey by testing just how strength ,o aeues
- 10" ''Hf name
And then practice the following sirople ,psaoolsr ,
t ~ get IN the habit ~ doing everything with nv 49, ana
lack OF effort with which you these ogerclse s4ee ana
stand With heels together. held baek upbe,, .
muscles RELAXED Nov orhae the In gentle stgt hs
INC mead 10 fall Imply the Gradually - 90 os
i"o" arms hanging Until the hands eaI
can reach without stretching Don't ~ nj
bady keeping the GIT Rise slowly R, - ne
You cant OFerdu THIS fNaS 'epsai
ana faHy iest Ehty apart relax all the muscles Nov ~
20 ih me body easily from side on utvat .n
The head aud arms 60 swing hey wl Graduate - loving
Ter Tho habit o. dong oyeJhin easily and that 4 ia nas
cret 81 endurance ~ :" e"s pnms -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-12
Accommodation

accommodating.
The champion orator stepped
from the train and bowed 60 tho
ruralitcs congroEated about the
station
4 have come" he said aolemnly.
TO stump the state"
ny heck. We welcome you with
open arms, shouted Farmer Hard
apple we have been trying 90
get I'D OF the atumps IA this state
Tor the past ten years,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-12
Another Varsity

Madam. I'm receptive candl.
date for little grub
Conducting a campaign. are
your
Yea. mum, a back porch cam.
palgu,'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-12
STAR DUST
BY JOSH

health half the time. ~ the doctor
ordered him Ia buy an automobiie
and take frequent spinA"
Ouyef Yea. aud the poor fellow
has been flat on hla back more
than ever"
Gunner You don't say. Sick In
hedT"
Guyor 'No. flat on hia back ia
the sand mnuding bis machine"
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Located

Papa. dear feed u In my bonea
that YOU are going 20 buy mo a new
hat"
Which bone. dariingg"
I'm not sure. bat I think It's in
my wihhhoua.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-12

Circumstances Alter Cases.
WiggH DO yoa thing II Is lucky
% have rabbits FOOT
wagE might II | were a
rabbit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-12

Many Streak Downs
Gunner CogEer vas In bad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-12

Ills Dad What was that terrible
noise upstairs oaarly this morning 2
Earle Wen. dremp' I was a
duck. an when woke up / had
swum off tho bed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-12

oh. SIS always hot weather
When good fellows got together.
And huulncna with them was
never bigger
That prosperity IL strong
Ii the burden Of the song
Of the buny flea. muaauito and
the chlggnr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-12

This IL our chaflnE dish
"Do YOU eook with that ?"
"Oh. no. We keep our coal In e.
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S!EeceRggTsf
ENDURANCE n 7 y

Endurance Is an easeutisl a.
cess. Without II one can 800 -,
plish nothing " Importance NJ =
able to DO hard days WORK =
not enough One must be ahls =
get np the next morning br,vh.
eyed. fresh and enthusiaat,c ~
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1908-11-06


Yosouf owned q beautiful horse
which was very valuable. While Yo-
souf was transacting business a thief
stole the horse. The owner shortly
afterward saw the thief Leading his
horse and took him before the kaid. or
judge.
1.-THE horse is mine." sturdily insist
ed the thief.
In vain the other argued. aud the
kaid was about to give his de ision in
favor of the villain when Yosouf ad.
vanced suddenly. threw his cloak oyer
the horses head and demanded of his
enemy;
"Since you own the horse, tell the
kaid in which eye the animal is blind"
"In the left" said the thief. making
a wild guess.
Yosouf looked toward the kaid tri-
umphantly. Hes blind in neither
eye" said he.
So the noble horse came into its
rightful owners possession again. and
the wicked Arab was punished
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1908-11-06

LIABILITIES
Due installment shareholders for dues, 1,4S03
shares. ..Slo,zo4 w
Due installment shareholders, profits appor-
toned. 1906 IS
Due installment Shareholders, advance pay
ments, viz: Dues 1894 As. Interest
SLIGO. Premiums 81. 10. ........... 297 20
Borrowed money unpaid .................. $500 90
Interest accrued on borrowed money .......... SO rs
secretary,s salary 200 60
Treasurer's salary 125 90
Auditors salary ................ ............ 30 100
Rent due. 2OSa
State examination 1000
Filing report, 1905. 49,. 100
Surplus or undivided profits ............." 81
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1908-11-06
Notice to Limit Creditors

ESTATE OF AARON @. ANDREW,
Pursuant to the order of Chas. p. Vanaman,
Surrogate of the County of Cape May, made
on the nth day of september, A. D., 1908, on
the application OF the subscribers, executors OF
said deceased, notice is hereby given to the
creditors of said deceased to exhibit to the
subscribers under oath or affirmation their
claims and demands against the estate of said
deceased within nine months from the 18th
day OF September. A. D., 1908, or they will be
forever barred OF any action against the sub
scribers.
Dated September 18th, A. D., 1908.
MARY ETA STILL,
CHARLIE A. NORTON,
Executors.