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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-28

Mrs. Mary Carroll was recently appointed
sanitary officer in st. Louis. Mrs. Carroll
goes about the city under the direction of
the city's recreation department, OF which
visits the rest rooms and public comfort
stations and sees that all sanitary precau-
tons are taken and the places kept scrup-
ulously clean Each Of the stations is in
charge Of man and his wife ana over
these Mrs. Carroll has supervision The
establishment of the stations has been
found Of the greatest advantage.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-28

u Miss May Weller Of Nashua, Ia, is at
the head Of the movement started by the
Iowa Federation OF Womens clubs, to
prevent the telephone companies from
destroying trees. After ascertalning that
the law forbade telephone men from going
on private grounds, club women through
out the state began driving invading line
men from their lawns, and now they are
urging other women to follow their ex-
ample.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-28

The Delft tea room will be open after
the theater. beginning August - Chatting
dish suppers may be ordered In advance.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-28
Girls indian Club Drill

MAHA and South Omaha carried
away full measure OF honorsi
from the Ravenna meet Of the
Bohemian sokol last week.
II was a great tournament the
rafurnin0 vtcfors reporf-one of
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-28

the Jewish girls in this country, Last year
over 5000 girls between the ages of u and
Is were visited, 1900 OF them received as
sistance and work was found for 900.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-28

Midday mess was at noon. As rule
mis- was followed by a eross-oountry hike"
beginning about 1880 o'clock. These were IN
the nature Of solutions 90 certain war prob
lens given battalion Officers and consisted
In the advantageous placing OF men In posi-
tons confronting or opposing an imaginary
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-28
Among the Women's Clubs

of the Young Christian
tanned by Directors of observation-disclosures County Convention Of
Womens Christian Temperance Union at South 0maha-Cub
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-28

ISIS FRANCES CRITTENDEN,
for the last two years assist
ant secretary and director Of
the educational work Of the
Young Women's Christian asso-
citation. and Miss Bertha Davis.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-28

Miss Kate Mahoney OF Troy N. Y, is
the newly-elected president of the Ladies'
Catholic Benevolent association. Mrs. e. +.
Rowan OF Buffalo, who had held the Of
flee for twenty years. refused to continue
In service. over 1000 delegates, represent
ing $4,000 women, attended the national
triennial convention.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-28

The report Of the recent biennial of the
General Federation Of women's clubs has
been received by the Nebraska president.
II is exceedingly complete, and furnishes
an interesting summary OF the important
work Of the convention. The directory OF
officers win be issued in October.
Three we'll known English speakers have
been giving valuable assistance in the
campaign for woman suffrage, which has
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-28

In South Dakota a woman farmer has
given a large cornfield TO the woman suf-
trage committee, that is, the roasting ears
raised on 1t will be sold to make money
for propaganda purposes.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-28

The Douglas county convention of the
Woman's Christian Temperance union will
be held at South Omaha Thursday. The
program includes the reports Of the various
county officers. the election OF officers and.
In the evening. a gold medal contest. Mrs.
w. A. Challis is in charge OF the contest.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-28

Miss Sadie American, president Of the
New York Council OF Jewish Women. was
one Of the speakers at the Jewish internal
tional conference which was recently held
in London. She explained the work Of
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-04-22

aeroaAee myself q candidate
- 1lIH eq1I1rt - me DemocfRfic pFi-
-. Ae-s...le4 promise faithfol and
IA wIrrlAns
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-04-22

Il the germ Of lagrlppe, that, breathed
In, brings suffering 10 thousands. tte
after effects are weakness, nervous,
meas, lack Of appetite, energy and am'
bition, with dlsordered liver and kidneys.
The greatest nead then b Electric Biz.
ters, the splendid tonic, blood puriioT
and regulator Of stomach, liver and kid
neys. Thousands haveproved that they
wOnde Nv strengthen the sBerves,
build ~ eFetem and Festett health
and & 1pIrits aftran attack 81 grip
n suft tG9 them. Only 81 eents
PeTfeo Satisfaction guaranteed BY ell
druggists. 8
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-04-22
rOR HnFnIFF-

tuii1nassss. f1a., 20 2, 1910.
= 1erenL annonnce ny candidacy for the
faa-ac ~. - .tha .aazuinR- Ds6aocrafia Pa,
14lfy ecuoa. IL bOminatcd I pledge ny
tN1e a1 best eaorts 20 tbs. faff6fnl per-
5-lA1tt o. ne dulles pl4taininf - the
AAo WIN greatly appreci4te Tour 0uD-
Npf~ Nefy respectfully,
J =. 3. HOUST0UN.
& Au1llo - ~ DemOcrafie Prfuhr5e, fo
hela Ae1 18Th. 4 announce myself 4
c4AUollt 81. ~ o0ce 81 Sheriff ~ Leon
once 40 1S8 hat y IN disehSree tkem
oetAtllll tifeiort solicit year sue
pers n &C. pEinaly..
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-04-22


SQne fl1 aeo q ocnllectof HuI,
ine aFAiilO9d 81 3 warn C'lmalo We
trOcbled q great deal b sickncss
among the laboreFG
He turned his attention AZ once 10
their food and found that they were
getfing full Estioaa of meat and were
drinking water from . stream nssr By.
He issaed erden 90 ca down the
afnO9nl OF .fneaf ed u fnofealB greatly
thequantlsy q Quaker oAls fed 10 the
men. .4
He taiso boiled Quaker oatS and
mincd ne thin O1naal wateFi with
their drnkins water. Almost Instantly
Ell signs 81 glomach disorders uaased
andhismen ehoSed 4 decf1cd imrrove-
ment n strength and apiritA This con-
tractOr had eHpedenca lhal taught him
the Bpr, yalns q Good oalmsaL -
Packed IN regular size paclzgsa
and h Theoretically sealed tlns Cos hoe
climates.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-04-22

~ Fdtefs 81 Ihis Congressional Dis.
clt
a1n1lre1 ~ canti1acT for conyre1s
H Ghe tnir1 distract. elaicet % tue
% ere DeaotrnlIc primaries Oh Mas
lnnp' / uii highly Appreciate fhe
81 a1F nan. ana ptoul1o cDns
lcna nafelea ~ rcrnlfle1 O. repre-.
Fcn ~ tne balls % congrul8.
= d Z. GnlGGe.
ho peopis % the Third Congroauional
lfIci - Florida
40 fandIdale Tor COnEFeaa. 1Uflcre O.
eciipn 81 the Democratic Primafg.
- feel1 sla!elnl fog ne heaol q ~.
and 81 renominale1 ana cIeci1d
q e coaiem 1as bceo, : ofeEi1o q lfilo-
saI lI1ctarse 81 every duty, Win q legally
81 ecnr lutefegia.
b. IA. MAYs.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-04-22
f'onlhlY Financial Stalcmeni
q ceeng aoaId d PubHe ln.saz.-sn

l4Nttlf tNtoUCioi otottIIl ctit
q coanly Board d Pubic insbur.on.
sslIs - rtealaa- ceU1ss o. fso.
Fssharo. ~, Apsii 1. isio
- ~. E,.le - EeI,Ii f,l.st CIreail csart.
- VITA tegtion thapi,r sSl.
Eaat 81 lIP % with yoE thnfo.
81 .'rIIr1IIe - IN rllnrf
Il,l,a1a .1,riusl - l,na .n'aae - uaf-
'sais a 81 ~ 81 ending - sisi Az q
ro14f1Ul.aEo1 ~ cQuHEf PUN.
4 nalanbe 2 1feaalT ~ ~ llet
.a1aIrIt.. "a. -. .---- kste44
q nees ~ 81 nllalh n1Il1n,ired
hrlu.c i--l..----.- .-..-..,-.-- t,AsA
q Wern1 eutatao1'n1 tha ~
----tlo Isles
Z WairsnIa eui1saadlus - pca -
rcoref.sI l-.lI.ss ~ -r-t.-- as4lN
q fI crnln trnuu thIl
1l1N q. l4l lrlfia..., e4tAts
& Ga Do l1llse6 lleatl1et tbs
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The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-04-22

r,nn lis.ls - tloa - scbooi
~ ifa'ft hlo .Ih.
na5y. 80 81 -
lr't c'
fr-tetsI. t..aa - erfrI hcfns ~ end t.cy
~ Inn - ~ n1ItIn 81 County 80
+. '1I11 11Io1l ll'll1ie4 - u pI rs
~ ~ '..rf rIIentir1 ~ tho fiucaterel latelt1
ii 80 relll9 g hcl1 1afld 800 elecled
W.f I1ll1I'r.
Fon sDPEBgfe0R Or REGIsTRATlON.
raiIahas1ee, fla. Feh. 10. 1879.
70 fhe Dem0crafIc Voters cl Leon Cogly
ntrCIF annoouc1 mga1f candidate
foa nonlnnfifn fof th6 oilef q Super ie0r
~ uarftlrnlloa foF Len county, subject 70
4 ~ arlion ~ fhc DerlOcrotlC Primary.
fhant ne voters o. LeoD county for their
ret rnoDdrt aud would appretiaie the
ZANE favor VeFT much on Mas 10th.
ueFF ~ cctfully,
SAMUEL II CllAlRN8.
~ the nnDctratic Voters 81 Iann Comfy
Harlne heen solicited 90 a. - o. I'll
numbsf ~ e1iends. J have decIee4 q b..
come e candidate Coz Suporvleef o. l,cgis-
ifuiiuf fgr I1u1 Ebuniy and - hereby an
nouncc az Candidaey, eoiiclt,1g the sotes
u ~ n.onia shall ah4a By the r.
sults of the Democratic Prlmafy ElccfIon,
ana nF1mlan % give my bet aitontiea 90
tie 1uanca8 81 the onlce ail6aia 1 b nDm-
iaafr1 and elected 20 on tte honorable
poslti0n. Respectfully
LEM MOODY.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-04-22
T0n eTITT 0FNAT01-

- ne Democratic Voters 81 Leon County .
Will o. 1andiflta Cor reelectIon % me
411.o hennte trOm Leon Iountg in the
Drocraiio Primary kleefiona % - hcld
f. Nay and lune nexe.
tflat that ny course - this badr, where
\ lave lately served yOu. has been such
ae b mcsit yoaf approval and that 3 mag
aa.n haro your endorsement.
Assuring yOu Of my sincere appreciation,
j6HN " aENDERsON
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-04-22

Tallahassee, EIa., Feb. ?, 1910.
10 tho Dcmcerafic Foten % Leon County
1r4Dy announce my candidacy Tor the
oNco Tax Collector Tor Leo6 county,
l4blecs q Nomination 81 the coming lem.
olrHtlu Urinary, and respectfully AJAX your
n1pDoTt foE such DOMINATION. ar
1hanking yOn tot aOport IN the part.
and II elected J uill give ny time and
b4ae enorts 70 the faithful performances
q ths duties pertaining 20 TIE once.
Very respectfully, .,-
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-04-22

n11nnB nrqanl4 ~ couHfs souooL vuno.
$50 Ley csiss,a. n.ssels is.si
B.Is' q. e ~ - ~ 3 l''
$50. a..,...i - !. n.nsvea Nsu.g-
-. = - ssss -cun..sus ssssa,
aes4olaisnorp ~ srazAa aAa n,nIa,og puuna
llle e p,gial "a I-onn
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-04-22
foR cOuNrf colllllaaIoNRR.


- a. Dsaosratis vossss q Lsoa County. F,0rl-
-, I,sssssifslly. u-nounts lny sans 'aey
fer noIaination g tiOuatp c1naa saioner fol lnl-
asE1nl,srt' pi.triet Ne We ol klceh eeUDty '.oE-
tion. i Vim sppTsciHls 1uur aupt-lf al II lIIi.
n11Il 80 olo1lld - EiVe my Let cIbgiH a tho
- 1l1l.7 90 y ahs e iioa e thia olica
. ss's - RicHGRD q, 5oiIls
Z ropesflullY announes ~ - 3nct far
County CcnmiariousF froua 1illtltt ~ 4 q ect
20 the Delocretie PEimaElel. lave seIs -
coanlg ~ 80 -.
tee The sane si'e'sns a'Ee'ss = i SSs7 aRYFr
~ hnrehE.t nanooscs mynolf a.canoi1aia
for nomination for County Commissioners
subiott % the comIng Democreuc Primary
Eleesiq9 ths = 81, fie3 ss., TO- tS S,I
sFategsllE. Appreciate your support In the
coming Primafy' Election.
Yery. respectfully -.
III. .n WILLIAM D. EIOUTAMlRB,
10 the Deni1eratic Voters q Leon County,
- her1lIT annouuee myself Z. caD1ldate
ftf County cOmnlIsEiOner FOR tbs Bt1 Cor1s
niaslhera district Of Leon county, SUB
see q the actien Of the Democratic prF
yssy FosDectfully, go.
I hereby announce myself 4 eandidato
10. M.nN.MN..| - k0auI A9AAAANAaAAN ~"
rs Third District, Subject 20 the coming
aT john G. lfooRh
taks this method OF announcing mygelf
81 COUNTY c0mmiSSioneF from District No
A. antieet 70 the will o. thn people ~ e..
prened a. the Democratic Primary, promlglng
q elected g give the same earnest ssryiee
LEWIS B. CRUNP.
To tie Democratic Volera 81 Leon Counry
Yielding 90 tne eequest q q nnmtnr %
flieud1 throufhoat the county ] en- . can
didate for County CommlnaioneF Ia DIS
trict No, 3 and subject 20 the action q
tba' DoDcrauc Primarlea ~ nominated
ana eIecee6 my beat efforts will Be "a
the interest Of the tar PAYERS Of Leon
county. VERY respectfully,
~ afff ~ fs JsiFt BuliEIsTs. ;,
! hereby announce myself q candidate
for C0unsy Commissioner Tor commlllion-
or's District No. 4, subject % the Demo
cratic Primary. having served on the
Beard fof several terms before, the pee
PIE 81 Leon are fully advised q ny quail
iacationa and 81 nominated aud elected
pledge the same faithful service.
~ yOfTNsoN
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-04-22

hsrsby annsuncs myself a eandidats
- Representative ia tue Lower houoe o.
the l6gl.iatufe, subject 60 ths astion "a
1olb. A an a na1tc 81 beoa Ccunty ~
interests and those OK the people are one
n eOumOn, aHd q cnosen VIA use NY
efforts lerg me paoiie ;sSe1 ,.,,,s sei's''
''u' support }. y. sTSS SIE sii
Ts sfs Den1lrate voters OF Leon county /.
Yea have Twice honoured me BY elegiiny
- ~ rcprsaent gOu ~ the bggi1inture
Ter tails ioken " your hign esteem 4 ana
gooqsons "a lvVI ana lvOe was suca tai
yfr Conuiaer me- Nortny ot again rupru-
has y0u "a taAl booy 4 VIZ apprecials
yea sapport H. tne apfoaehsng primary
brchiaing tnat u CHOSEN VIII Hlve 49,
saEt tilouEntLul, conscientious services tnat
! lave sitpn iE IKE gast
Sery respectfully, s.z..t
a. u. VILLA
D hanuby, anhouncs myself 5 scandiaale
Cor nOnnnati0R toe Representative % tne
L0uor n0une OF tue Legislature, Bubtocl'
. ~ aeti0n Of the counting DemOoraats
Wih aDDTsciats yous support ana a.
slscied Wiil ave my time and best sFortH
o9if8. very respectfully
FRANCIS a, W1NIHkoh.
80 40 nemoeEatie Voters of Leon acogBty
heua1g .eanaanes ngss4 = candidate
AoE apninaflea a. meInper Qf the hQpna
q Representatives, -nt the next so.lol q
the legisiatnFu. subject 10 ere action 81
a. UgmoUfatie iAfiHaTioa. --.----- ---.--r
WOkTh w. TRAMMEIL.
q BuBobgr.unnuncga nVBulla' aunnt,da1s|
Coz Representatives "a the LeglalatuFe, cub.
Jet - Domoeratic PRIMARY Nay lOth,
-1olo, and p1omiss ny best egoste Tor goo
seheols low taxes ana eeonOny IN pubte
very respectfully,
W. W. MeaRITF.
TOR COUNTY TAX ASSESSOR.
10 ths Dsmoeraiie voisrS e Leon County:
After repeated solicitations by many Of
~ friends throughout the county, 4 nnYo
decided % place my name before the Dem
ocratic voters % Leon county fer tie Of
nee % TaH Assessor, sub1ect % tie action
81 she Democratic Primaries, and n elect
90 pledge ny loyal service % both the
people and eOupiye interest.
Thanking yOo Tor Whatever support you
can give, ] am very truly yours,
d H. IsLER.
Tallahaesoo. fia., Feb. 9 1910.
10 1Ee Democratic Voters OF Leon County
I respectfully auBOmca ny candidacy Tor
rfoonipnfiQn TO the .ofico % Assessor uef
Aaxe1 Ter Leon county subject 20 the
Sor yonr pass tinda@s aBd eoaadsr
alton, thank yOu very much, and win
vtry grateniiy appreeinte reelection at
Very respectfully 49,
WILLIAM o. AMEs.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-04-22

a 1Iugobgr unzgncaa uVBclfaN lUNnd,6Etg
koF Representatives "a the LeglalatuFe, cub.
sa - g S1Ssas s ~, ~ Lula
eeheols low taxes ana economy In pubiie
very respectfully,
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-04-22
VsFS respectfully, : wFil.s

80 I1o OGAoc1atie fOcer1 % leon acoQDty
horatrl rasa naancs ..EarHalf = aanflnace
Ca aqrinariQ1 a. g neTnber of the hQpna
q E1lIt1lIt atlFta &c the next acILol u
a. bssssEssIs. l sassSs = =. 80 7
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-04-22

anno1nca Mynelf q CANDIDATE
A.Nund e6 1Hen8uref 81 Leon cOun-
~, -EIr u re cgminH pomoCFafio- siIl.
49,. - 4l4h q tlank ~ fTinl5 fof
rknfa rnRk,Ns
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-04-22

Oh. RkTTERaON CAairSuaz.
n n EPFEA sesrsaly.
T.IIl -, ~ sth is9ficl M I. haiancs 81
saDsui, lrss. ANA ., hssa. tFI.io.
IzFlssssBnu o. oeeNs1 sCnool EoaD-WAa-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-06-07
A DISAPPOINTED NAN.
The Question Over Hhich tie and the
Insurance agent Split.

The Question Over Wnich tie and the
Insurance agent Split.
MIR. Hallorau surveyed the insurance
agent with dark ard hostile count
tunce. The fact that one "ye was
tcnrraled by II somewhat griray band.
age did not add to the ntirariiveness
VI his expression
Haven't you made UP your mind yet
to insure with usy" inquired the agent.
You told me | might call again In
few days"
There was two Of you ut me to get
an accident insurance policy" said
Mr.. Halloran. breathing heavily. Il
towld you and him both you might call
In again, and he come first day be-
foor yistherday. and l insured wid
bis company.
THAT very night met up wild Bar
ney Casey on the way home. which
was what was expecting wud hap
pen," continued Mr. Halloran. raising
himself by grasping the arms OF his
chair with two capable although
SCARED hands. land whin we'd finish
ed wild one another was like this.
"Yistherday morning sent for the
insurance chap. and says to him.
Look at me- says. and Estimate the
damages and pay them
HE squirmed right out o the door.
SAYING twas no accident I'd had.
"Now. II meeting wild Barney Casey
afther keeping out O his way for SIX
months is no accident I'm done Wild In.
surance companies. and the sooner -ou
Fave this house the betther twill plaIs
me."-Youth's Companion.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-06-07
Raising LAYERS.

Do not blame your pullets next winter
when they are not laying; you should
have been busy on the problem during
the present winter.
You should know which hens are fur
nishing the eggs from which these pull
lets will be hatched; the chances on the
average farm are that the eggs from the
poorer layers and slower maturing pull
let's are being used for this purpose, and
that the hens that have been laying all
winter are being used to hatch these
eggs. Culling, selection, elimination,
kept constantly in mind, and continually
practiced, will mean healthier fowls,
livable chicks, earlier pullets, and eggs
when they are most wanted.
Gull out the extra males and the
weaklings; select the quick maturing,
early laying pullets and the hens that
laid we'll during their first laying year,
and make up breeding pen for pro-
ducing eggs for Matching. With them
If possible have male or males whose
dam was vigorous, prolific hen. Do
not set eggs from the whole flock, but
dispose of all males not used in this
breeding pen, and from the remainder of
the flock gradually eliminate the drones.
1t ia surprising how large proportion
of the average flock is useless; or worse
than useless; for these non-producers
are in the way of the workers and are
preventing them from doing their best.
II you cannot make up such breeding
pen this spring, try this for next season.
Next fall mark or band the first thrifty
pullets to begin laying; also the yearling
hens that are doing we'll this season.
If your hens are not responding to
good treatment with good average egg
yield, try increasing that average by cut.
ting out the non-producers. A well
bred, we'll housed, we'll fed, and well
cared for hen will lay go eggs during the
three spring months, enough to pay her
board for the entire year. There is
money in hens; get 1t out.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-06-07
The Cow Malne's Best Friend.

The more we study the physical con-
ditions of Maine the better We are salts
fed that Names strength lies In the
variety of agriculture that Is adapted to
her contour. We have already, we think,
made ourselves fully understood a. to
the manner in which We look upon the
potato industry. 1t is all right under
certain conditions, and has brought the
state Of Maine whole lot Of good
money. Hundreds Of farms that were
or ought to have been abandoned, have
been reclaimed and made fruitful by the
culture that they have received In the
raising of potatoes. But ell OF us can.
not raise potatoes, even II we would.
Some of US had better milk the good
moody COW and there are lot OF we'll
informed people who after looking the
whole situation over have come to the
opinion that everything said and con.
sidered the COW Is Names best friend.
We have various reasons for this con-
clusion. One Is that to keep the COW
profitably corn must be raised and II
corn Is raised the farm must be under
good state of cultivation, 80 to make
money with the COW we are compelled
to have our farms in fertile, thoroughly
cultivated condition. Again, the COW
enriches the farm and saves that terrible
fertilizer bill. Again, the COW gives III
all the year around occupation, which
the potato and other industries cannot
Turf, Farm and Home.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-06-07
PROBATE NOTICES.

To all persons interested in either Of the estates
hereinafter named:
the County Of Oxford. on the third Tuesday Of
May, In the year Of our Lord one Thousand
nine hundred and ten, the following matei
having been presented for the action tnereupor
hereinafter indicated, Il 10 hereby ORDERED:
That notice thereof be given TO all persons In
terested. by causing copy OF this order 70 OK
published three weeks successfully In the O1
ford Democrat. newspaper, puonened Al soutl
Paris, In said County, that they may appear y
Probate Court TO be held at said Paris on
the third Tuesday Of June, A. ID. 1910, ~ nine
Of the clock IN the forenoon, and be heard there
on II they zee cause:
Mary L. Foster late Of Paris, deceased; WI
and petition for probate thereof presented bv
Lucien W. Foster. the executor therein nance
Charles Estes late Of Bethel, deceased; Will
and petition for probate thereof presented by
A. Aont Chase, the executor therein named.
Ella Farrlngton Of Oxford, ward; petition
for license 20 sell and convey real estate pre-
sented by Roscoe +. Staples. guardian.
Airline n. Crocker OF Paris, minor; petition
for license to sell and convey real estate pre-
senied by Rose l.. Davis. guardian.
Catherine h. Severy late of Dixfeld, de-
Cea 3ed; petition for order to distribute balance
remaining In his hands presented by Byron Z.
Waite, administrator.
Addte NJ. hines late of Canton, deceased
petition that q. NJ. Richardson or some other
suitable person be appointed as administrator
of the estate Of said deceased presented by
Ezekiel b. Hines, wldOwer.
Albert o. Wheeler late of Paris, deceased; (;
petition for an allowance out OF personal estate
presented by Annie X Wheeler, widow.
David w. Bemis late Of Woodstock, de-.
ceased; first account presented for allowance
by David B. Woo lbury, administrator.
ADDISON E. HERRlCK, Judge Of said Court.
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