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New-York tribune., 1908-02-06
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fTNHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK BY
i the grace of God free and independent TO Howell
of Mildred l.. Williams. deceased send greet
Whereas. Mildred l. Williams, Of the city of New
YORK has ia s s applied Y s to the G0eTS
writing relating to both real and personal Pr9Rsry
l. Williams of County of New York deceased
fore the surrogate OF our County of York.
Office: in the County OF New York on the 18TH LAY Of
past ten the forenoon Of that day then AMI
testament such hereby, cited as are
pear by your guardian II have one or if you have
to appear and apply for one 70 be appointed or
guardian viii be appointed by the Surrogate
sent nj estony n we the seal of
'"7 TO be hereunto affixed. witness. Hon. Abner
S, G Thomas, a Surrogate of our said &C, c9unty
Of the of our Lord one thousand nine
"'l''' DANIEL J. DowDNEY.
Clerk of the surrogates Court
pURHANs. JULIA-THD PEOPLE 20 OF TT THE STATE TAT
pendent the Of the state Of New
If 9rS New York the heirs and next of kin of Bur
hans 9n6 Mats Of such SeTs ana Of Sa
unknown to the petitioners the heirs and next
OF eease6. 6 se SEND u ereens Whereas MAJ eyes
anpiied to the surrosates County of
York to have @ persnsi pnp N duly as
the last and testament Of Julia BuThans doEmsry
YORK. deceased: therefore you each of you
of New York his office in the County of New York.
~ tho 4th day of March. thousand nine hundred
and eight half past ten o'clock In the forenoon of
dsv. attend the probate of the
said last testament And such of you as are
hereby under the age Of Xears
one or If YOU have none, and apply for
20 he n Of neglect
faiIure 10 do 90 a guardian will be appointed by the
Surrogate represent and act for you in the pro-
ceeding
Of the said County
TIsJ of New York hereunto affixed. Wit
ness Hon Abner G Thomas. Il Surrogate
of our said County of New York. said county, the
atb of Janu the of Lord
- DANIEL. J. DOwDNEY.
Clerk of SUrrogate's Court.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-06
TRANSPACiFIC MAILS.

s.
Destination a IL Close New York
HsNa Chine Philip
pine Islands tva FTancisco)--HonE-
Hex Australia Except Vest
Francisco
Yeddo o m
jap Philippine
Islands (yia vancouye ana Victoria,
New-York tribune., 1908-02-06
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
AIINIATrRE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
:05 Sun 5:29 Moon 103s Moons
HIGH WATER.
MSandv Hook 0:47 Gov. Island II :i6 Hell Gate oa
L pMSandy Hook II % Gov. Island II 153 Hell Gate 16
WIRELESS REPORTS
Kaisern AugIste Victoria which reported Sable
Island 80 miles southeast of that station at 2%5
yesterday. is expected to dock shout 10 Friday.
The Finland, which reported to South Welfeet as IS
miles of Nantucket Lghtshp 10 yesterday,
= expected o dock about a m to-day.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-06
SurrOgates' Notices.


n PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. ABNER Z.
L Thomas a surr9gats of the County of New York.
Matilda Of the County Of Nes
thereof the subscribers their place transact
No 30 wall Street In the Borough of Nanbattan ~
Ine City of New York, before the 12th day OF
Da,a TsT rS5 MSs aGs asy q n
sa,Srf N So a s.: aoadSs6 f g E
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON ABNER G
ns is Rdsss to : al % s nay1 claims
YORK deceased to present the with
of to the suSsGTOe ca q, h15 place 9t Ia4sa.ns bust
% % 1 Sf 5 aa m B in the CITY Of Ne"
Dated New York The lath day Of 4Gtobs5 1907
DIrTESoE,FsR sI GERBER Ss JAMEs IdSH Attorneys for
g. ST sS9rr rs9%ss OF
County Of New York notice is hereby given to an
Of Nes York deceased 70 present the same with
@ss, s"ssss T. ,ss
before the first Gay OF June 1905. next
Dated Ne" York 'h 4E fsa Day g G go2SsoS 2sS2ss
BofcuEh IF f New York @ 81 Wa"
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON, ABNER
notice is hereby given 10 all persons having claim.
present the same With 0S@,s SG1ses 2,
s' RiofS Tasss '''R'a9a s Wai
STeet hi the borough OF Manhattan ana 1Ee CITY OK
New York, before the LIST 1908.
Dated New York. the I'D OF October 1897
EDWARD NJ. FRANKLIN.
Executor.
CARTER & HASKELL. Atty's Executor
Wall street. Borough Manhattan. York CRY.
NoHUN. PHlIIP.-IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER
Nl OF Hon Frank T. Fitzgerald, a Surrogate OF the
of New York. notice heFeb to ALI
sons having claims against Philip Mohun. late Of th,
wh ,hs at is her pas
transacting business at OF her attorneys
Rounds, Hatch. Dillingham; a. Debevoise, No Cedar
street, Borough of Manhattan. City New York. oa
or before the twenty NTH day of February
Dated New York the I1th day August. 1907
ROUNDS HATCH, DILLINGHAM; q pFREVoTsp,
ATTORNEYS for Executrtx. e. Cedar Street Borouxs
OF Manhattan. New York
New-York tribune., 1908-02-06

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-03
INFORMATION About a Reliable Medicine

We want the people of Montgomery. Ala. to know that we believe the most valuable cod liver preparation-the best tonic reconstructor. health restor- CT and strength creator known to medi- cine today is Vinol
 Vinol is not a patent medicine as everything 1t contains is named on the label of every bottle. We guarantee Vinol contains beside tonic iron all of the medicinal, curative and body build ing elements of cod live" oil actually taken from fresh cods' flyers. but with out a drop of the useless oil to clog the system upset the stomach and retard its work. This Is why NinoI is so far superior to old-fashloned cod liver oil and emulsions.
 Vinol is guaranteed by over five thousand leading druggists of the United States to create health and strength for old people. weak. sickly women and children, nursing mothers, and after a severe sickness. and for hacking coughs, chronic colds. bron- ehitis and throat and lung troubles.
 Try Vinel on our guarantee E O. Fowler. Druggist. Nonteomery. Ala.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-03

or history. or story, as you will, con cerns others."
 "Molta," she cried. flashing her eyes upon me. T do not wish to shake your confidence with her. indeed"
 Our eyes met and she bit her lip and looked down in monnentary confusion. My pulses quickened. Was it possi- ble that she could entertain any such jealous irritation as her words implied? Had 90 mistaken her concern for my welfare? Or was it. as she herself had hinted, no more than pique.
 T should not withhold from you that which I should tell to another. Molta knows nothing whatever of this.''
 Tt is nothing to me what you tell her. of course" she replied with a shrug But as you are to wed her. 1t is but natural you should confide In her"
 "She will never he my wife. That I had ever asked her to wed me was one of the amazing surprises of that night in the hut. When you mentioned her name to me, I had no recollection of having ever heard it before"
 T thought your ignorance that night was mere pretence. and that your offer to help me no more than some new de- sign to injure me. I wronged you
  for me. I am sorry"
 You did me no wrong. You could not know, and could but judge by what you had seen of me before. My story is the truth both strange and sad. Who and what am. you must not ask me; but this I can tell you. Some time ago l was attacked and nearly Killed The injury I received affected my brain and robbed me of all remem- brance. Tn that condition I remained until in the hut that night the blow on my head undid the mischief caused by the former attack and I came to myself to find that there was gap in my life of which l knew nothing. Every act and incident of that inter- val was covered by an impenetrable veil of ignorance. I did not even know that was here in Sicily. It was from you I learnt the name by which I was called. who my associates were, and my surroundings. The ig- norance you regarded as pretence was real and complete; and you can judge with what horror and fear and loath- ing realized what had occurred and the character bore
 She listened in silence and appeared to be deeply moved by what I said.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-03
BRINGS LOWRY BACK
DEPUTY CLEMENTS GOES TO MEM
 PHIs TO GET MAN.
Man whs Gave Himseif Up te the Of- Acers Because of Smarting Con- scienes Wnl Be Returned
 To City.


 Deputy Sheriff J. B. Clements will leave this morning for Memphis. Tenn. to bring James Lowry back to Mont somery, where he Is wanted on the charges of assault to murder and jump ing bail.
 Lowry walked into the ofice of the Chief of Police of Memphis on wednes- day. claiming that he was wanted ir Montgomery on the charge of murder. and stated that his conscience would no longer permit him to dodge the officers of the law. The chief immediately communicated with Sheriff Hood. and on the sheriffs reply will hold Lowry until Deputy Clements can reach Mem phis
 Lowry Is wanted in Montgomery on the charge of cutting R. c. McLaip After the death of one of his bonds- men some weeks ago. Lowry jumped bail and had not been heard of up. til the communication from the Chief of Police of Memphis wired Sheriff Hood.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-03
CHAPTER xxII. NfnHifa to the Rescue.

That Masita should think first of me in such a moment of danger was like miracle to me: but there was no time to waste in sw eet thoughts of her consideration.
 With the vague idea of getting her out of the house, 1 hurried her and Blanca into the room in which the meal had been prepared; and it was still on the table. I remembered that there was a second door leading to some other part of the house.
 I ask ed her quickly whether there were means of escape by it. and she told me 1t led by a second staircase to the kitchens and to side en- trance.
 The door was curtained and I was hurrying toward It. when a better plan suggested itself-to let the men believe that Masita was still in the room. leave them to force their way in. and then hold them in check while Masita made her escape from the house.
 But they are not seeking me" she objected. when I told her. 'Tt Is you. They will not dare to attack me in my own house"
 "It is Beltano. I am certain; and he would not look for me here"
 As she still hesitated the door was tried and then someone knocked loudly and called "signorins! Sig norina,'
 Tt is Drako's voice" I whispered. Answer. that they may know you are here"
 Who is it?" she called
 We come to help you"
 (Continued TOmorrowD
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-03
NEWS OF RECORD

The following transfers of real es- tate were yesterday recorded in the of flee of the Probate Judge:
 E. P. Morrissette to J. H. Carew. one lot in Oakwood Cemetery. consideration $50.
 Isaac Winter and wife to Sidney Gray son. one lot near the intersection of Tatunn and South Jackson Streets. con- sideration $50.
 J. H. Carew to E. C. Andrew. a lot in oakwood Cemetery, consideration S2oO.
 c. H. Duke and wife to Kate Swar- ington. a one-third interest in Lot 3 of Block c, in West End considera- tion $500.
 E. F. Bedsole and wife to Kate SWarington, a one-third interest in Lot 3. Block c of West End, consideration $500.
 The following marriage license was yesterday issued by the Probate Judge:
 To T. F. Gibson and Miss Edna NJ Brown.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-03
tceatl.aea.,

(Ccntinaed)
 ssSothinr of what has ever passeo v,th fsAltano and the rest or mem,
 .sfsut before that? All your HIS " '' aof that even to you cannot speak. could not. If I had to sun ne penalty for vicino's deam nSs oe as Beppo serrano. Ine ,tn ,,s My mv Identity must die with me. nss ns. A. nenst not ta.nt those whom l
 xrsin silence fell between us and ~.se tt was she who broke 1t, remem- nsrinr ths incident with Murito. Who are you?' she asked.
 shrugged my shoulders as the question were supernuous. 5eppo
 Her brows knitted and she repeated .he little impatient gesture of the hands. Then she shook her head viz nrn,,slv But your English. You snesk 1t so we'll. You tricked Captain Murito by that. The men tonight told me how he had taken you for an American, although he has been in New York. You are not as the best or tbs men on the island. Tell me your
 T am Beppo serrano. That is all my history"
 not that of a peasant.
 T am Beppo Serrano." l repeated. T caf, say no more than that until nave learnt the truth about vicino's death
 Then there is more to tell; but you feel that you must not trust me.
 "It is not fair to put In In that way. I replied when she paused. thinking apparently that the reproach would lead me to speak.
 "Then you think it is no more than . won1an's idle curiosity; and you will pidue me by persisting in this nys- tery7''
 There is no such thought in my mind; but the matter, call it mystery,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-03

After pause of thought she asked; But you remember the past--the past before the first attack, meanf''.
 "Everything" replied. with smile. That. however. is part of my trouble. for it seals my lips"
 But why not tell your storyf" Who would believe 1t? Here in Sicily, mean? So far as have learnt, have built for myself the reputation of a reckless member of Beitano's band. | acting in all respects as such a man would act and crowning everything with the murder for which I am now prescribed. No, am Beppo Serrano; and In that character must face the task before me-"
 She sighed and impulsiveiy thrust out her hand. T believe you" The compassion in her eyes and the proof of confidence moved me so that had to struggle to hide the evidence | of the love which thrilled my heart But did not take the hand she of fered. No. How welcome that proof of your confidence I cannot tell you. But if am guilty of that mur- der I am not fit to touch the hem of your robe. I prefer to die. But if I am innocent, I Will never cease my efforts until I have proved 1t to you. and can take your hand with the con- fidence of man once more able to look the world fearlessly in the face" The concentrated earnestness of my words and manner appealed to her: and | perhaps she read something of the feelings beneath them She sat for a I while with her head lowered and then rose
 You are right. will no longer urge you to fly. Had you told me this before. I should not have insulted you with the offer I made. Forget 1t: but | N N&rrsa kn~ tN -sN 4inh can help you. I will do it with all have in the world. With all my strength I shall pray for your suc- cess"
 Her face was so eloquent of sym pathy and compassion that I dared not trust myself to reply. and in silence followed her from the room.
 As I was about to leave the house asked her 6 she felt safe against any attempts Beltano might make to get her back to the island.
 The house Is strong and have one or two men servants who would protect me with their lives; but to- morrow I shall take steps which will 1 render any such attempt useless
 "why not tonight?" I asked, for the thought flashed across my mind that Beltano might be shrewd enough to guess the weakness of the protection and quick to take advantage of it.
 The carabinieri are within call. I have no fear for this one night"
 told her my suspicion in regard to Beltano and was urging her to take precautions at once. when we heard the noise of a scuffle. the voices of men, and the cries of wo- l men: and Blanca came rushing toward us. panic stricken and white of face.
 There are strange men in the house, Excellency." she cried breath lessly. They forced one of the Ntn- dows and have overpowered my son and Umberto lies senseless from their l blows."
 Are those two the only men you have?" asked quickly.
 'Yes. But you must go. They may be in search of you"
 Send at once for help. It Is Bel | tano's doings. I am sure. You must have the carabinieri instantly"
 But you7" and even as she spok c we heard the footsteps of the men coming in our direction.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-03
UNPR0UNCEABLE NC NGUI
 WILL EXPLAIN PRESENCE

Celestial friends of Ng Ngul. Chi naman arrested a few days ago on the suspicion that he had been smuggled into this country, yesterday made bond for his appearance before the United States Commissioner for a preliminary hearing to be given Ng Ngui on April 10.
 Ng Nsui, who can speak no word of English, told Commissioner Fillmore through an interpreter. that he could produce the necessary papers required to legalize his stay in the United States If he were given ten days. This the Commissioner decided to do. and fixed the date for the preliminary hearing accordingly.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-03
pr. Montague at Brantley.

Brantley April 2.-(Special )-Dr. A. p. Montague. President of Howard Col lege East Lake. will address the peo- p.e of BrantIey Sunday night. April 5, at the First Baptist Church. In the interest of the Baptist Collegiate In- stitute at Newton. It will be remem- bered that nr. Montague held an ed ucationaI rally at Newton about two weeks ago. and raised ss,oo0 to build a new school building, the old build ing having become inadequate. He will also meet with the people at Glen wood Monday night, April 6.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-03
IN CITY COURT.
Civil Divfsiop Occupied With Two Cases
 in Morning.

Two cases occupied the morning ses- sion of the civil division of the City Court. There was no afternoon ses- sion. Before going Into the two cases set on the docket for yesterday. Judge Sayre announced his decision in the case of Carrie Pullam vs. James g.. Wilcox. heard some day ago The Judgment was rendered in favor of the defendant.
 The cases heard yesterday morning were:
 J. C. Garner vs. T. B. Crittenden, Judgment rendered in favor of the plaintiff with damages fixed at $17.65.
 Fannie Lee Nelms vs. the Central of Georgia Railway. settled and dismissed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-03
Mac Crncken viists KlnE.

today received in audience Chancellor MacCracken, of the New York Univer- sity. who was presented by Dr. Maurice E. Egan. the American minis
 ter to Denmark. His majesty con versed with pr. MacCracken for half an hour on University topics and charged
 him to convey his personal regards to President Roosevelt and to tell the President how cordially he appreciatsd his labors in the interest of peace.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-03
RIPLINGER WILL RETURN.
seattle Emb~--I~- i- Growing BnDaAs"
 fn Honduras

Seattle, Wa5... April "A statemen has been given out here by William h. Morris. attorney for John Ripiineer former city comptroller of Seattle, "ho .s charged with embedding tunos ol the city. that Riplinger Will reSnrh No Seattle within three years
 Morris claims to have received let ters from Riplinger in Honduras re- gently in which the fugitive says ne will come back to Seattle as soon as he is able to realize sufficient money from his venture In growing bananas to make a fight without the aid or his friends here.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-03
Prnlrie Fire in Nehrnnka.

Paxton Neb.. April "A prairie fire has been raging in the Sand Hills for two days James Kane Is known to have been burned to death, many houses were destroyed, hundreds or head of live stock were lost and thous- ands of acres of the prairie burned over.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-03
annhnr anhnnIa nf Crenahnm,

Brantley. April ?. Especial )--rhe Crenshaw County Inter r-Denominational Sunday School Convention will convene in Luvatne Saturday and Sunday April II and i2 Delegates will attend from all parts of the county
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-03
-------------------------- PANAMA HATS CLEANED

By HOlt's Dye Works at i08 South
 Court street. Our shop for renovatins mems hats is one of the most complete in the en- tire South. It Is equipped with all the latest blocks and fanges. steam-fit- tings and time-saving devices. Adv.-tf.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-03
ILLICIT RETAILING.
ChiIton County Negro Held in Bond by
 Mir. Elu0Pe

Hunter Clakley, a negro of Chiffon County. was arrested yesterday and brought before United States Commis- sioner John A Elmore yesterday morn inx charged with retailing liquor with out a license. He was given prelim- mary hearing and on the evidence pre- sented. bound over to await action by the Federal grand jury in the sum oi s250.
 The negro could not make the Dono
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-03
Ntr. ovoruan'a ReaoIutIon.

Washington. April 2.-Senator Over man of North Carolina, today intro duced a joint resolution putting print ing paper and wood pulp on the free list. and asked for its immediate con s,deration. but Mir. Hepburn objected ana. on motion of Senator Gallinger. fine resolution was referred to the Committee on Finance.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-03

Excursion tS Havana. Take the Fa- ma NacioBal Limited, Se. round trip. Ask the men. If.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-03
My Good Brands Shall Not Die Throughout the South
am wholesale liquor dealer and distiller.

I am a wholesale liquor dealer and distller
 spent the better part of my life in establishing my brands of whiskes throughout the Southern states
 Inasmuch the recent laws deprive you of being piled except in direct way will sell liquors lots of 12 full quarts of brand the identical prices enjoyed by the dealer.
 My liquors sold the bars and at clubs at IS cents drink or from $1.00 to $150 per bottle
 The prices quote you range from 62 12 cents to $10 have always received these prices for them and being wholesaler and dstler do enter into business commonly known jug 4quart house. but will sell you wholesale lots at wholesale prices
 will take solemn oath that there spirits in furious mixtures goods nothing but honest and whskey and guaranteed under the Pure Food and Drugs Act.
 you value the health of yourself the health of your family you will only pure liquors, and trial of any of my brands will thoroughly demonstrate their medicinal and nutritious values.
 One 12 full quarts of any brand do not assort) .Ma o ,~.~, A. e. atau;As .;:. sHE .STs5ss .,noo frsSsa 2s0 srsss v.ng Csfa % The following brands bottled by Government The age guaranteed by the Government stamp the cork s.... ,u, ,.. asaO.ac ,ss sa''t .rs.ss r,sSa cl.s.: sssss. isS Ioo2o00 Add $1oo per for pints $200 for half pnts Shipments made to all points Adams and Southern Express lines Remit by Postoce Money Order, Express Money Order or New York Exchange
 Iprepay express chargesand guarantee delivery. R. IT. CATE 6 CO.,, DistillerS
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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-01-11

the Union would lose anything Of
value any fairly gained and fairly
maintained influences, while every
state, every community and every
individual in the Union would
gain in material wealth through
possessing a share in an increased
national heritage; would gain in
power through achieving a better
balance OF motion in the parts Of
the machine Of American advance
ment; would gain in self respect by
the removal of disabilities unjustly
imposed upon 100000 fellow citi-
zens. Ell Paso Herald.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-01-11
a Church Social for Next Week.

The Home Mission Society OF
the Methodist Church will give a
T%en-cent Tea at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. T. A. Muirhead on next
Thursday evening. The public is
cordially invited to attend and
bring its pocket full of dimes.
Plenty of fun and plenty OF re-
freshments will be provided and
musical selections will be rendered
by some Of the city's talent.
Hours: from 1880 to 1880.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-01-11
Notice.

Or and after January Ist 1908
all consumers of water and cleo
trio lights will be expected to pay
their bills in advance at w. A..
Jackson & Records real estate
office next door to Streets Livery
Barn, phone number 1853. Bills
should be paid first OF each month,
it not paid by the 5th of month IS
cents will be added, and if not
paid by 10th Of month, same will
be shut off and one dollar will be
added 10 each party's account not
complying with these rules for
turning same on.
TUCUMCARI PUBLIC SERVICE Co.
II-Imo