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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-03-10
WHEAT is LOOKING BETTER.
Farmers Say the Prospect Is ImprOv-
ing Daily.

The warm weather has brought the
green into the wheat fields and many
fields that looked dead are showing
healthy color. Farmers are becoIn-
ing better satisfied with the outlook.
Better at Chapman.
Chapman, March Farmers
around Chapman are considerably en-
couraged over the outlook Of the
wheat fields that ten days ago seemed
to be all dead. These fields under
the warm sun Of the past four days
have frightened up and are getting
real green. The prospect for more
than half a crop is very flattering
and but few fields will be pIowed up
in this vicinity. Many Of the farm
ers are just finishing the husking
Of their 1909 crop Of corn while in
the same field other teams are busy.
putting in q crop Of oats. Fruit pros
poets vet seem good with the probable
exception of peaches which will be-
cause Of the recent cold snap be short.
Chicago Experts View.
Mr.. Hamilton representing the
Chicago commission firm of Bartlett,
Patten & Co. has been in this vicinity
for several days, examining wheat
fields and reporting his findings to
the company twice a day by tele-
gram. He says that he has examined
about "a fields adjacent to Abilene
and has found ndarly all of them
badly damaged, rs to SO per cent,
and 10 fields were entirely killed.
According to Mr.. Hamilton, the
river bottom fields and fields with
sandy soil are the least damaged.
while almost all Of the wheat on the
high ground is dead.
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CHANGES IN BASEBALL RULES.
Some Of the Innovations Are Sweep.
ing.

/ Radical changes have been mad
in the playing rules for baseball ant
Abilene fans might as well get uset
1 to them. A few of the more import
ant changes are given here:
Position Of player-The players O
a team not at bat, can be stationed
at any point on fair ground, the cap.
tain may elect.
Forfeited games--A game is for
feited If, after being suspended on &C.
count of rain, the orders Of the UNI
pire are not complied with.
Substitutes-When one player
is substituting for another, no matter
what position the captain must notify
the umpire and the umpire must noti-
fy the spectators. A fine Of IS will be
assessed by the umpire il the captain
fails to announce to him and the
league will fine the umpire SIS who
fails to notify the spectators.
An unfairly delivered ball-Any
ball delivered by the pitcher with the
bases uroccupied, when either foot is
not In contact with the pitchers plate
is an unfairly delivered ball and the
umpire shall call "ball." If bases oc-,
cupied it is still ball.
Ball not in play-If an illegally
batted ball, balk. ETC., strikes base
runner or umpire before touching q
fielder, the ball shall not be in play
until held by pitcher in proper posi-
ton.
Order OF battlng-The order of bat
Ting must be on the score card and
must be delivered by captain to UNI
pire at home plate, etc.
Illegally batted ball-An illegally
,atted ball is a ball batted by batsman
when either or both feet are upon
ground inside lines of batsman's po-
Iition. The batsman is out If he steps
rom one batsman's box into the other
while" the pitcher "is in" his posi-
ion ready to pitch.
Entitled to bases-If a fair hit ball
trikes the person or clothing of the
umpire or a base runner on fair
round, the batsman is entitled to a
ase. II fielder stops or catches the
all with cap, glove or any part Of un-
orm detached from person, "the run
er or runners shall be entitled TO
hree bases" ''If thrown or pitched
all strikes the person or clothing Of
he umpire on foul ground the ball
hall be considered in play and the ,
lnners are entitled to all the bases
icy can make" ,
Returning to bases-Base runners
lust return II umpire deelars ian
legally bstted BALI" III the umpire
} struck By . fair-hit BALI" 'if UNI
re declares the batsman or another
lss runner out for interference.
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WIN Move to California.

Frand D. Parent announces that
he will move to California to reside,
locating at one of the fine towns
adjacent to Los Angeles. He will
purchase an interest in newspaper
and leaves in about a week for his
new location. His family will re-
main here until he is permanently
settled. A host of friends will be
sorry to see them leave Abilene and
best wishes will follow them to
their new home.
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Advertised Man.

For week ending March s, 1916
Letters: Mrs. N. 3. Baker. Pedro
carasgal, @. G. Done. Mrs. Easter,
H. NJ. Homes, Mrs. 7. A. ellison, Elmo
Hardt, z. Hening, Ed. Heaston, @. w.
owen, Roy Osborn, A. ?. Remer, N.
F. TaIbert, Miss Mae Winner.
Cards: Miss Belle Ayres, Miss
Matte Ayres, R. J. Creighton, Mrs.
Marietta Bates Miller Clark, Mrs. Nat
tie Guyer. Ethel Kaufman, Ruble
Lewis, II. W. Rethmsner, Ma r. n.
Ralph wilson, Kiss Amelia
WIDER. B. WARNG. ?. y.
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Total number Of days taught 10.
Number of pupils enrolled 81. Aver
age daily attendance 2O.s4. Those
neither absent nor tardy during the
month we're Ada Goodwin, Amy
Goodwin, Paul Goodwin, Elsie Hayer-
stock, Dewey Haverstock, Mildred
Haverstock, Thornton HoffneIl, Paul
HoffnelI, Herman Kready, Jacob
KreIder, Earl Kreider, Chauncey
Moore, Cora Page, Sara Page, Viola
Page, Ray Poland, Fay Poland,
Archie Poland and Fern Poland.
Beulah whitley, teacher. ~,
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In the spring time the club woman's
fancy turns to the civic conditions OF
her household, sanitary and other
wise.
This week will be busy one
among them. March 10th having
been set aside for big "Ciyic Rally
at our metropolis, Kansas City, Kan
sas. Many of the club women from
over the state are expected to be In
attendance.
The evening of the 9Th The Council
of Clubs will give a big reception at
the Grund Hotel to the visiting dele
gates, their husbands, sons and broth
ers.
The following day, the 10th, will
be given over to a conference in the
morning with all those interested in
the Civic movement.
There will be an afternoon and
evening program upon the Civic con-
ditions Of our homes. schools and the
in which we live, with adj
vice as to their betterment.
Everyone is invited and We hope
every one will find time to be present
rhe discussions from the floor, win
tive the merchants an opportunity 70
Iay something for themselves, and
ell the club sisters why, "she shops
way from home"
The individual clubs in every Kan
as town whether federated or not,
ire asked to have a meeting on this
lay for the cleaning up Of their
owns. This one simple act win en-
ourage and inspire yOu to greater
mes.
The club women are also asked TO
interest themselves IN forming Jun
" Civic Leagues" In the Public
chooIs Il
The child q coming 70 Be - mueh
civic problem e. 4 ever las been
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-03-10

West the Pacific will displace the
Wells Fargo on the Rio Grand West
ern and absorb the Globe Express Co.,
and will extend Its service over the
Western Pacific to the coast.
In the East they now have COM
pleted arrangements and reach New
York over the Lackawanna and Balti-
more-W Washington over the Baltimore
and Ohio Western making transcon-
tinental line,
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WALKED HERE FROM JUNCTION.
-Four High School Boys Made Hike
Yesterday In About 2 Hours.

1t seems that the Weston fever pre-
walls in our neighboring towns as
wen as In Abilene. Messrs. Bolin,
Humphrey, Strickland and Cooper,
four Junction city high school boys,
left junction City at three o'clock
yesterday afternoon with the inten-
tion Of taking a six mile hike but
through a dare It developed into a
25-mIle walk. The boys arrived here
at $3.50 last night tired, stiff and
hungry.
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a., Company Is Busy.

F.B. Glimpse, route agent for the
Pacific Express Co. spent Sunday at
home In talking Of bis company he
said that though the American Ex-
press company would superssde the
service Of the Pacific Express COM
pany over the Union Pacific lines on
April /, they we're not sleeping. Ar
rangsnsnts are completed and in ne
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-03-10

a family problem. And 1t lies within
the province of every woman to
strengthen and perpetuate our state
in all that is good and holy, through
the bringing up Of these children,
our future citizens.-Clara Cecilia
Goddard.
y -
The Conversation club Of Enter
prise meets with Mrs. Steininger
Thursday, March 10. The topic is,
What Women Are Doing" and the
program: Red Cross Society, Mrs.
Alice Morscher; Deaconess Work,
Mrs. Louise Hene; Economic Value Of
Domestic Service, Mrs. Marie Sem
Heath; kindergarten work, Ursula
The Economic Value Of Do
nestle Work, Mrs. Maria Heath; Dis
cussion, occuptions for Women, Mrs.
leader; Roll call, Famous
Mothers.
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One Of the spring events at the
University OF Kansas will be a French
play given By the students Of the
French classes. Miss Lois Hsrger
Of Abilene win have one Of the parts.
As a curtain raiser a one-act Spanish
play win be given.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-03-10

age acres 10 miles north Of Dodge
city, Kan. most all smooth farming
land and GOOD black soil. Good well,
granary. and stable. 100 acres broke
ont, 100 acres nov in wheat Price
5000. A good Investment and =
bargain at the price. p. Williams
EmpOris Kan. aiWtf
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An EecialIl.a

Of Dickinson county. are called 70
meet IN noon over Post offies in Abb
Iens. Tuesday, March II, At Is n.
70 confer relative 70 he eomins state
and county campaign. Committee
sftsvsf
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MS wOOLYERT0H
AUCTION E E r.
Farm ssisa . Speciality.
sstisfscfion rnaFantssd.

nalt of ralslnncal Eivea.
On HEspe pbgns No. m o. aedress Ar
l1ta Msns1a Au1fG
nti-acat c.n b $50 A. atoctrl a Ia1fsl
AINinh
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Female.
BUSINESS woMES rs canvassers and col
lectors; weekly salary; permanent work;
dignined and honorable. Holland. Ieos Times
Bullding.
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CITATIONS.

THE PEOPLE OF THB STATE OF NEW
York. by the grace OF God. free and indie
pendent TO jacques Mayer, Clara Framson, Id
gar Bramson, Horace Mayer. Edward Willis
Mayer, Gerald Mayer. AmaIie MOrje, Zerlina
Morie. IIida Unger. Amalis Calm, Max Mayer,
Rudolphne Mayer (nOw RuGoiphtne Duisbergl
and Sophie Lennert. and 70 all persons interested
in the Estate OF William Mayer, ate Of the
County OF New York. deceased. as creditors,
iegatees, next Of kin otherwise. send greeting:
You and eacf of you are hereby cited and re-
CURED personally 20 be and appear before our
Surrogate Of the County o. New York at the
Surrogates' Court Of said County, held at the
Hall OF Records. in tho County OF New York.
on the 9th day Of May 1910 at haH-past ten
O'Clock In the forenoon OF that day, then and
there TO attend judicial settlement Of the 40
count Of proceedings OF Charles BerthOld WOLF
ram. Executor and Trustee OF the Last VIII
and Testament OF said deceased; and such Of
you are hereby cited as are under the age
OF twenty-ono years are required to appear BY
your guardian. II you have one, or. II you have
none. TO appear and apply for one 70 be apS-
pointed. OF, IN the event OF your neglect or
failure 20 do so, guardian will be appointed
by the Surrogate to represent and act for you IN
the proceeding
In testimony whereof. we have caused tho
OF New York TO be hereunto affixed.
Witness. Hon. Abner G. Thomas a
IL s. Surrogate Of our said County. az the
County Of New York, the Sth day Of
March. in the year Of our Lord one
thousand nine hundred and ten.
DANIEL J. DOWDNEY,
Clerk Of the SuTrOgates' Court.
LEVIN l. BROWN. Attorney for Executor ard
Trustee, No. 40 Broadway. New York City
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HCUSEwORK.-By first class young Swedish
girl: good cook, iaurdress. waitress: under
stands her work: thirteen months last place:
hest city references; wages S25. Osterberg s
Bureau. 716 Lexington ave
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VICTOR VISIBLE. ~ Nassau st. cataioE1s
free, aU makes taken part payment; bargains
~ UnderwOods. Rernin Etons divers. smiths.
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WALLACE. BUTLER & DROWN. Attorneys for
Executors. "a wall street. Borough OF Man.
- anr
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PROPOSALS..

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, DIS
trict Of Columbia, April II, i0l0.-Sealed
proposals will be received ct this Office until ?
o'clock p. n. April 81. 1910, for constructing
an addition and making alterations 10 Ben
ninCs school. No. as Square No. 1888. Ana
costa Road. y. f: constructing four-room
addition TO the Lovejoy School building. No.
Ie4 Northwest corner 18th and y streets.
y 2 And for constructing a two-room school
building, no 16l, on Bunker Hin Road. Brook
land u. q. Forms OF proposals, specifications
and necessary information may he obtained
from the chief CLERK. Engineer Department,
Room 42T District Building, Washington, j.
q CI-NO u. RUDOLPH. JOHN a JOHN
cTON. WILLIAM V. JCDSON, Commissioners.
j.. e.
PROPOSALS. FOR SEMI BITUMINOUS COAL.
Sealed proposals will be received At the
Office 81 the Purchasing Department. Panama
Rail Road Company. - state Street, New
york until 800 p m. April 25th. 1910. for
furnishing al or part Of 100000 tons OF Semi
Tgi-rIrnfr1vs coal. Blanks Circular P-21SAJ
and frII information may be had upon april
cation az this Office. WENDELL L SIMPSON.
Major. 18th Infantry. L. Z. a. Assistant Pur-
-.
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sTORAGE NOTICES.

THE MCKINLEY STORAGE And VAN co.
90 East 18th St.-Nrs. 4. Manila. Charles
shapiro. Mabel Burnes. Miss y. Bsxter. Mrs
Allen Weller a1i Nrs II. 7. Kumpf. You and
each ~ Won are hereby notified that tho time
for pavueut 81 our lien upon the property
hovefnafter described having expired, after
sue notice thereof had been given you, viii
rarI7a such property, 20 Wit: Household goods
personal effects and merchandise stored By you
or IN your name in the warehouse Of this
com parv to be sold At public auction. accord
ing 70 the statute in such case made and pro-
yfseG ~ 232 East 18th st. New York City
on Friday. April 20. 1909. at 10 a. m. and
continuing every Friday thereafter at tho
same place and hour until ell the goods have
been sold. THE MCKINLEY STORAGE AND
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HOTTSEKFEPFR useful companion or maid; re-
fined English Protestant; speaks French; good
traveller. excellent recommendations c. Mrs
Golfers Agency, ID West I'D 81.
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FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK,
The Equitable Life Assurance Society Of the
al Defendants.-ActiOn No. J. In pursuance OF a
Judgment Of foreclosure and sale duly made and
date the Dist day Of March. 1910. 1. the under
signed. the Referee in said judgment named, VIII
room, Nos. 14-16 Vesey Street, in the Borough
OF Manhattan. city OF New York. on the Goth
day. by Daniel Greenwald. Auctioneer. the prem
ises directed by said judgment 10 be sod, and
therein described as follows:
An that certain lot. piece or parcel Of land
situate. lying and being in the Borough OF the
and state Of New York. bounded and described
as follows:
Beginning at a point on the NorthwesterIy
side OF the Southern Boulevard. distant one
hundred and eighty-four feet and ten one-hun-
from the corner formed b. the intersection Of
the Northwesterly side OF the Southern Boulevard
with the Easterly side OF Union Avenue; running
thence Northeasterly along the Northwesterly
side Of the southern Boulevard one hundred ani
ffty-fye feet and forty-four one-hundredths OF
Re soT Wesley sIic or PTospert Svenye. vbic5
roint is dist ant Soutbsrlv ore hundred and fvr-n-
ty-three feet and fOrty-seven Cne-hundredths
of a foot moro or less. from the corner formed
by the intersection OF the westerly side %
Prospect Avenue and the Southarly side Of one
erIy along the Westerly side Of Prospect Avenue
twenty-three feet and forty-seven one-hu1-
6redths OF a foot. more or less; thence westerly
at right angles to the westerly side Of Prospect
Avenue one hundred feet. moro or less. thence
Northwesterly seven feet and thirteen one-hun-
line drawn Northcss,erly parallel 20 the North
| westerly side 81 the Southern Boulevard from
the Fasterlv eide Of Union Avenue at point
thereon distant one-huudrsd and sevcnty-eiEht
feet ana seventy one one hundredths oC a foot
Ncrtherlv from said corner formed by tho inter
section OF the NOrthwosterlv side ~ Southern
PorIAyard With the said Fasterly side q Union
Avenue distant hundred and sixty feet and
eIzhty-thres ne-hundredths Of foot. more OF
less from the eald FastnrIy side % Union Ave
nue.. thence SoHthvSSterly parallel with The
Southern Boulevard one-hUudred twenty four feet
ana efghtv-four one-hurdredths Of q foot. more
or less. thence Southessterly AZ right angles -
the Southern boulevard. one hundred feet more
or less to the point place Of beginning.
Dated, New York. March nth. 1910.
SAMUEL STR NSBOUEGEFy. Refsre-.
ALEXANDER & GREEN. Attorneys FOR Plain
| tiN Office and Z. q. Address. 80 Broadway.
Borough ~ Manhattan. -. =. g.
The following IL diagram % the property 20
- cold
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! Ap-T--S wASTED-To learn newspaper
fkegcrt-E. magazine illustrating ana fash
'ou drawing. Thomas. Us west 23d a., New
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PENNSYLVANIA.
NEW SPRUCE CABIN INN
Where you catch trout Rooms en- s1tes Aotf
With private baths. BoogIat W. J. a n p.
PRICE. Canadensis. POcouO Ma. Pa
MICHIGAN.
MT. CLEMENS, MICH.
Mineral Baths euro Rhsurnatisrr, ana NJ
vous ard Blood Diseases UiusC Guide Era.
Write r. =. Eastman. Mt. Clemens. Mich.
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'1NeRA- WOOD leaves HAVANA

C +lr. 1.-THE United stat.,
a. ,,. i-a "i.l 1Ial---Gc1oral Leon
&C.. ~a-a.- and ia company with the
a. b. user Chester s4i.el this morning
ra., ,-a-r3 TIE Ar~ri-an vessels
G--. ,.l t9 sea DE- the steam Yacht
q. -aD ~ Commodore carlonel =,
~ lae-t Club. The G.psv car
q large party os friends =, '. c., -.
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MILO.
A l-T-W MEN o. good appearance. some sales
rransh'D ability wanted best real estate
proposition IN New York: leads Furnished: big
c1n.missinn rasa. = o. Box kTh. New Ycfk CIV.
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HOUSENEEPE2, ON--Excelient Ief
crences. l.. NJ. Box 100. Hempstead. n n.
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SAMUEL STRAsBoUPtER. Refer

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW YORK
The Equitable Life Assurance S7~faf-, o. fhs
United states. Plaintiff against Henry Funtz e
al. Defendants.-ACtio1 No. I'm pursuance ~
judgment OF foreclosure and s7le duly made
and entered N the above entitled cotton ana
undersigned. the Referee IN said jufginent
named. will sell at public auction at tha II
change Salesroom. Nos l4-lG Nesey Street in
tho Borough OF Manhattan CITY Of New Ycrl,
on the goth day OF pril. 1910 IT II O'clock noor
on that day. by Daniel Cireenwaid Aurtionear
the premises directed nv said Judgment ~ bs
sold and therein described follows:
All that certain plot pieoe parcel OF land
sltuate. lying end beinE IN the Borough ~ the
and state OF New York bounded and describe. I
S follows:
beginning ut tho corner formed by the t,.or-
secIion Of tho Northwesteriv side OF the south
ern Boulevard with thu FaSterIv Eida Of Union
Avenue: running thence Northpasterly along inc
Northwesterly side % tho Southern boulevard
one hundred and eighty four feet end ton one
hundredths OF foot mora less; thence North
westerly at right angles 70 tho NnrthvVe4terry
Inors less: thence SouthvyostCrly parallel win
the Southern boulevard thirty-nva f,ar ana
ninety-nins one-hundredths Of foot mora o.
less 20 the Easterly side OF Union Avenue ami
thence Southerly along the Easterlv side 81
Union Avenue ona hundred and scventy.-ef-bt
feet and seventy-one ono -hundrcdths OF a foot
- tho point or place 90 beginning
Dated. New York. March Goth 1910
SAMUEL STRASBOURGER Referee
ALEXANDER d GREEN Attorneys Tor Plain,
tiR Office ana =. o. Address. 100 Broadway
borough or Manhattan. New York city -
The following iS n diagram OF tho property %
be sold:
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TYPEWRITING AND TYPEWRITERs.

YPENRTERS s.:5 st s; y: :. = s s ::
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SIIPROGATE,s NOTICES

IN PURSUANCE or AN ORDER OF HON.
Abner Q. Thomas. Surrogate Of the County
of New York. notice is hereby given to all per-
sons having claims against George w Weber
late of the County OF New York. deceased 30
present tho same. with vouchers thereof. 20
the subscriber. At her place OF transacting
business. the once Of BAILEY & Sullivan. No.
Jas Broadway. Manhattan. in the city or Now
York. on or before the hrst day OF August
Dated New York. the 2sth day Of January.
-'i' MAE WEBER. Ezecutrir.
BALLET e. SULLIVAN, ATTORNEYS for Eyecu-
t-'y, 1875 Broadway Manhattan New York
IN PURSUANCE Of AN ORDER OF HON
Abner 9 Thomas. Surrogate Of the County
e e3r seT Sa2 3 claims against James r. plum,
late OF tho Borough OF Manhattan. city Of New
IonSbers Thereof 70 tho subscribers at their
piece OF transacting business. at the office Of
sgr.et ~ ne Roroueh Of Manhattsn. civ 81
View YORK on or before the first day of Oc-
dated New York. the 9th day OF March. 1910.
GE 96{IIE "; T PIN ND.soy Executors
DANIEL MASON. Attorney for Executors 20
William Street Borough OF Manhattan. City
% New York. "
IAPSIFY DAVTD.-IN PURSUANCE OF An
order OF Hon. Abner e. Thomas. a Surrogate OF
the county OF New York. notice IL hereby given
30 ali persons having claims against David
Iapsley. late u the County OF New York. de-
ceased, present the Same with vouchers thereof
10 the subscribers At their place or transacting
business NJ the Office OK Wallace. Butler &
Brown No. "a Wall Street Borough ~ ManEat-
tan in Tho city 81 New York. on or before the
csth cay % August next
Datod New York the nth day OF February.
1910. ARTHUR r. LAPSLEY,
EDWARD l. PARTRIDGE.
Executors.
WALLACE. BUTLER G DROWN. Attorneys for
Executors. "a wall street Borough OF Man.
haitian, New York CITY. "
~ PURSUANCE or Az ORDER OF HON.
Abncr G. Thomas a Surrogate OF the County
OF New York Notice IS hereby given 20 all
persons having claims against Daniel Wet
terau. late OF the County OF New York. de-
-cased. 90 present the same WITH vouchers
thereof 20 the subscriber. at her place OF
transacting business the ONCE Of Bailey z
Sullivan. No 1876 broadway. Manhattan. Ia
the city Of New York, on or-before the 10Th
Dated New York. the Goth day OF January,
1910. ELIZABETH {. WETTERAU,
ENecutriN.
BAILEY & SULLIVAN. Attorneys for E1eou-
trix. 1S5 broadway. Manhattan. New York
city.
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