davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-03
mt Advantage to MAKE Good" Given Each One

son or daughter OF g wealthy neighboT
and 10 grow bitter and resentful at fate
because we have not the same chance
in life to obtain our desires Looking a
little farther and deeper. we might see
how our own chances Of achievement
were better than those of one born to
the misfortune of wealth; for an absO-
lutte disadvantage inherited wealth Oft
times proves.
Each living creture on this planet has
lived in hundreds Of shapes, and lives be
fore this life.
We come into the environment. and we
have the opportunities given US in the
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-03
BY ARTHUR FARLAND.

INV ELL, kid" greeted the IL -
w guard, chestly, the Party s
out chasing through the Har-
lem shops today. She's gunnin' for q
Easter I'D, an, say, from all / hear, it,
gunter be the classy thing in a sky-piece
one of them Chandelier effects with a
cuckoo clock an other barnyard fowls
holdin' down the trimmin' JOB.
After she gets it all picked out, she
wants me to meet her, an tell her, hon
est, if 1t hits the bulr s-eye with her
friccassee-which is French for steady,
Harrigan, that's me-"
Young Man fraid-Of-His-W sur
veyed Billy with look of infinite com
passion,
ITO think that the bubbling and child
like innocence, which is presently yours,
must shortly be crushed by the most har-
rowing experience of your young life" he
said. feelingly. ITO pass judgment upon
a wonans hatl Alas, little one, you
know not what is before yOu!'
Jaw. what's there to saying whether
a lid makes a hit with you or not?
growied Billy. -'If everything else came
as easy as that, I'd be lendin' money to
Rockefeller
The Ordeal of Dutiful Husband.
Maybe you think so" retorted Young
an-Afraid-of-His-W dryly, but II
just happens that I'm fresh from the
grill myself and I'm A. Wiseguy, Es-
quire, on this millinery proposition.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-03

fortune and found it through his own in
comitable will and his industry and per-
severance.
To each ons of US is given our own
work to do in our own way. To each is
given his own life path.
1t develops upon US to baautify that
We can pursue 1t into wider fields and
up over high attitudes. But il is our own
path we must tread. and not another's.
1t Is waste of time and force to
wish we had the opportunities which are
bestowed upon some other.
It is worse than folly to look at the
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-03

elsewhere. And ] hadn't uttered a sin
gle word the whole time,
Il needn't tell you that she dragged me
to q half dozen other stores before we
hit the trail for home and l needn't tel
you, furthermore, that we came as near
to settling on a hat a. William Jennings
Bryan, whom you probably recall. viii
ever come TO occupying the White
House"
"Oh, I say, kid, you make me 1eery
about going gunnin with the Party for
q Easter i'd" said Billy. Didn't the
madam see n0thin she liked?"
Well admitted Young Man Afraid
fills Wife sheepishly, ''sne did stOT
In front OF a milliner's window which we
happened to pass and bestow passionate
and longing admiration or a complete
line Of latest styles for young widOWsr
II a real estate ad impresses you IA
Vorabiy ANSWER It; for some ads
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-03
MATTEL HERBERT URNEl

Mabel Herbert Urner Is the autnOr
of .srke Journal of "A Neglected VIC,
and yyIaat she has 20 say is Interestingly
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-03

It remains for Us to work on, and up,
ana out OF whatever is unsatisfactory to
US, and to create for ourselves. by our
own VIII and industry, whatever we de-
sire to be- have and do.
But we must walk in our own path
do our own work, and rely upon ourselves
and our invisible, but real helpers, to
achieve these results.
We can be what we will 70 be.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-03

READ THE Neutrality-suspicious. WANT ADS.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-03
BY Ella Wheeler Wilcox
We Can Be What We viii Be.

beginning Of this incarnation. which we
made for ourselves in previous life.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-17
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ATTENTION, Ladies-DR. LEWIS, 933 Market
ST. bet. 9TH and 9th, world renowned specialist
for women only; no delays or disappointments;
relief guaranteed by most superior painless
methods known to medical SCIENCE most Obsti-
nate cases treated; all female complaints and
irregularities treated; have no hesitancy if in
need of my services; absolutely harmless; low
fees. By consulting an eminent specialist you
save time and money. Advice free. 10 a. m.
TO p. and to p. m; Sundays, IL
a. m. to z d. m.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-17


OF r. # you want to sell YOUR
business and it will stand investigation, let me
get you purchaser. If you are looking for a
business of any kind, no matter what the nature
of the business is if you have part of the pur-
chase price come and see me and will help
WILL WORK WITH YOU. YOURS TRULY,
g. a. H.
HAVE SOME BARGAINS IN SALOONS,
GROCERIES. DRY GOODS, CANDY STORES.
HARDWARE, DRUG STORES DELICACY
okEs sEANGH HNF fahFGR RaS
BER SHOP, SECOND HAND STORES. PLUMB
RooMING HOUSES, HOTELS, APARTMENT
HOUSES, OYSTER GRoTTos AND SEVERAL
HAZE II G9oo 9oop fAING
GAR STANDS THAT YOU CAN CLEAR FROM
s1oo TO 1925 a MONTH,
81, ooo-sALooN; good corner location. A
- XIX
SMALL BUSINESSES-I have several small
| businesses for sale with living rooms, ranging in
price from $500 to $1,000; some good bargains.
OIL. OIL. OIL. OIL. OIL. OIL.
+ you want to geet IN ,p1o on one of the best
of the oil gushers, call at once and let me show
you what l have. l am only selling small
block, which can guarantee viii make several
times the amount invested in a short time.
FOR SALE--I have an out of the ordinary op-
portunity for SALOONMAN that wants good
saloon that is making money. TERMS to the
right kind of man. G. A. HERRIck.
PARTNER WANTED-NOTICE: l have party
that owns one Of the best paying SALOONS in
San Francisco. This party is desrous of getting
a good, thoroughly UP TO DATE saloonman to
purchase half interest of him and to take act
| I've part | do not to be bothered with
curiosity seekers OR ANY ONE that has less
than SIS. 600 to put up for the half interest, and
you will positively have to show before I
give you the details. G. A. HERRICK.
| GOOD CORNER GROCERY, elegant so foot
plate glass front, doing good cash counter
| trade downtown neighborhood high class trade;
will invoice about the price asked, 81, 500.
XIX
GROCERY AND FAMILY LIQUOR STORE in
good, thriving neighborhood; living rooms;
| price $1,000.
| GROCERY AND BRANCH BAKERY in the
! busiest part of the Mission; rent only S25;
| living rooms and good sized store; nice, clean
stock; first class fixtures; doing $50 day; price
! $500.
Fine little corner notion and general store:
room to add line of groceries; rent $50; sunny
| 8 room fat and bath and yard in rear; price
$3.50.
| DOWNTOWN SALOON. CORNER, ALWAYS
| BUSY; PRICE So, 700. HERRICK.
| EST. SO YEARS REFERENCE,
THE WESTERN NATIONAL BANK
|
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-17
BUSINESS CHANcEs-continued

GEO. A. HERRICK, 1905 MARKET ST.
j INVESTMENT BROKER. ESTABLISHED 1879.
REFERENCE: THE WESTERN NATIONAL
BANK
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-17
MEDICAL
DOCTOR DALE,

: A DUCTOR DALE,
81 Third St. Market
Reliable Specialist for Women
LADIES' when worried about your condition and
need the services of SPECIALIST consult one
who is ALWAYS SUCCESSFUL and GUARAN-
TEES IMMEDIATE RELIEF in all female
troubles. If others failed come TO In privacy
and be restored to freedom from care and worry.
TRAVELLERS treated and can leave the same
day FEES REASONABLE. ACCOMMODATIONS
when desired. Hours 10 a. N. to p. Sun
days 10 to ,.
vALPEAU'S female pills; best regulating pills
o bles nr v er anv sn rs
cept of price. oSG00D BROTHERS. whole
sale druggists, 7th and Broadway, Oakland
DR.. of Obstetrics Mary Adanas reliable special
list: cures all women's complaints successfully;
home for confinement; adoption; H.. 1-5 p. m
3004 Fruityale av., Oakland; tel. Merritt 1885,
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-17
BUSINESS cHANcEs-continued

AN opportunity for capable man to establish
himself permanently with one of the oldest and
largest farm implement companies in the
United States. Owing to the increase Of bust
ness we find it necessary to incorporate a
sales company for our line in California and
the Southwest and have confidential position
to fill in connection with this corporation. Only
those who are looking for a permanent con-
nection and are in position to make investment
sufficient to insure same need apply.
j. L. OWENS MFG. COMPANY,
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-17
BERKELEY HOUSES TO LEr-Unfur.
HorsEs cnrrtGES ~ i1EN IN n n1.NcA1nN-s.
EnR RENT

l.
HOUSES, COTTAGES AND BUNGALOWS.
S2S-5 room bungalow, mission finish; north
west Berkeley.
s275O-6 room bungalow. large yard blocks
from Claremont Key Route.
500 room house. 4 months old; hardwood
floors; blocks from ClaremOnt Key Route small
yard.
500 room bungalow; finished floors; months
old; large yard, flowers. lawn: North Berkeley.
$50 room house; large yard; nreplacesi
500 room house. months old; hardwood
floors. sleeping decks; block from IeleGraph
sT.; 8 bargain.
Ss25o-S room house. on College av., block
from University campus.
S50--S room house; hardwood floors, sleeping
deck, garage large grounds.
500 room house; hardwood floors throughout
> blocks from College aV-
500 room house; hardwood floors. furnace,
garage: 1 block from Claremont Key Route.
S6O-S room house. never occupied: hardwood
nools furnace sleeplIs eecAs S"rlh M De %
SOS room house; hardwood floors. 3 decks,
magnificent marine view; Claremont, 3 minutes
from Clsremont Key Route
S65-lI room house; finished floors, good condi-
sion. HiHeeass av.
sos room house: hardwood floors. . baths.
sleeping deck. ! block from College av-
SS0-ll room house, Piedmont sv.: grounds
covering acres; magnificent marine view; fur
nace, barn; beautiful surroundings
FURNISHED
SIS room furnished bungalow; large yard;
Z minutes from Key Route
S45-5 room bungalow. beautiful home; 55d AND
Market ] block from Key Route
$50 room bungalow. piano. sleeping deck 1
block from Claremont Key Route; bargain.
S55-6 room house, hardwood floors furnace,
garage, large yard, new. ! block from Key
Route. Bargain.
sos room house. blocks from University
campus.
SOS room house. < bedrooms. sleeping deck;
hardwood floors; beautifully furnished
SSH room house; hardwood floors; beauul-
FULLY furnished; piano. etc; block from uniVer-
sity campus.
ST0-I0 rooms large ward, barn; l block from
Euclid av., North Berkeley
Slo0-10 room house. sleeping porch: hardwood
floors; furnace; , blocks from Claremont hey
Route.
slOo-I1 room house. bedrooms and sleeping
deck; blocks from university campus
FLATS.
$3.50 room fat. new; hardwood floors; /
block from College av.
S3S-6 room nat, freplaoes; beautiful view;
North Berkeley.
S35-T room upper Fat. central section.
$35-6 room sunny nat. blocks from hey
Route.
SS2-6 room lower fat blocks from univer-
Sitv campus.
sos room fat north Of campus; hne view
The AfASON-AIcDUFFIE COMPANN'S Rent De
psrtment viii show you the above houses and
Others at any time. To assure prompt attention
II IS best TO make appointment either by tele-
phone or by mail. Ask for Mr.. LONG
ON-McDUFFIE COMPANY,
Berkeley Station,
Shsttuck AT Addison. Rerkeley 2lo.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-17
PHYSICIANS

A-DR BRINK,
51T 23d st. near Telegraph av.. OAKLAND, Cal
SPECIALIST FOR WOMEN.
Ladies-h you are suffering from any all
ment peculiar TO your sex, worried about your
condition and need help, consult the Doctor in
perfect confidence Having 15 years Of success
he gives relief at without needless deten-
tion from your occupation. with original, pain
less. harmless methods. With high professional
standing. with offices splendidly equipped and
strictly private, he is the safest and surest
TO consult when you need him. His thou
sands of cured patients are his best references
Consultation and advice absolutely free Pri-
vate sanitarium when necessary. Fees low
10 a. m. to s D.. m.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-17

81, ,ooo-sALooN; good corner location.
BARGAIN.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-17
A-Uh- ALIJE BELL.
REGULAR GRADUATE PHYSICIAN.

A-DR. ALICE BELL.
REGULAR GRADUATE PHYSICIAN.
All wonlen's ailments treated by methods most
skillful and painless known. Everything used
carefully sterlized. which insures absolute safe
ty. Patients may remain with return home
Immediately without interfering with their regu-
lar duties Charges reasonable Positively guar
antees satisfactory results. Call and have con-
Sundays 10 to 2. 1926 GOLDEN GATE AV. COR
NER FILLMORE.
DISEASES and enlargement of prostate glands
rheumatism sciatica varicose veins, ETC.
treated with quick results: drugs L. F.
STERNEMANN. ML-T.D.. SIS Jones St. Oak
land; phone Oak. 4767. Hrs. 1o-5 and rs p. NJ
DR.. WONG HIM.
HERB DOCTOR. Permanently located.
1868 OFarren st. bet Cough and Octavia.
THE FILLMORE BRANCH OF THE CALL IS
AT 1851 FILLMORE ST
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-17

SMALL, BUSINESSES-I have several small
businesses for sale with living rooms, ranging il
price from $500 to 81 900; some good bargains.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-17
MINES AND MINING

WANTTD-PLACER NINE
Engineer has client desiring placer property,
either dredging hydraulic. that will stand ex-
animation as to physical conditions necessary for
its Operation or would consider quartz mine;
state full particulars in first letter
P. o. BOX 2S5. n Y c.
GOLD, amaIgam. rich ore bought; cash; assayfns
soc PIONEER ASSAY CO.. 131 5th ST. near
Howard.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-17

BERKELEY HOUSES TO LET-Fur.
FOR rent-Nev. room bungalow. finely fur
nished. furnace. Pittsburg water heater; sun
room. sleeping decks: low rent; owner going
easr for 3 months. Phone Berkeley 1879.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-17

Fine little corner notion and general store
room to add a line of groceries: rent $50; sunny
8 room fat and bath and yard in rear; price
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-17

OIL. OIL. OIL. OIL. OIL. OIL.
If you want to geet in one of the best
GROUND FLOOR PROPOSITIONS in the heart
of the oil gushers, call at once and let show
you what / have. 1 am only selling small
block, which I can guarantee will make several
times the amount invested in a short time.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-17

| DOWNTOWN SALOON. CORNER, ALWAYS
| BUSY: PRICE s. 700 HERRICK.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-17

GEO A. HERRICK. INVESTMENT BROKER,
EST SO YEARS. REFERENCE,
THE WESTERN NATIONAL BANK.
XX
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-17

GROCERY AND BRANCH BAKERY in the
busiest part of the Mission; rent only S25; 2
living rooms and good sized store; nice, clean
stock; first class fixtures; doing $25 day; price
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-17
FLATS.

The MASON -NIcDUFFIE CoMPANY'S Rent De
nsrtment viii show you the above houses and
others At any time. To assure prompt attention
Il IS best TO make appointment either by tele-
phone or by mail Ask for Mr.. LONG
MASON -McDUFFIE COMPANY,
Berkeley Station.
Shattuck st Addison. Berkeley 20o.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-17

FOR rent-Cottage. 1892 Hearst. SN. cor Nil
VIA. close 10 business center: rooms: base
ment. laundry; all conveniences: sunny; mic,
condition. rent So. 80
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-17
BERKELEY COTTAGES TO LET

80 let-Sunny cottage; 3 rooms and bath; biz
front yard and cellar: $50. zoos Post ST.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-04-22
Hon. Geo. l.. Wellington With Door to
Virtue Lodge.

On Thursday night Hon. Geo. J..
Wellington, of Cumberland, delivered
an. address to Door to Virtue Lodge,
No. 46, on "The Symbols of Masonry"
Representatives of various Lodges i'm
the county attended, and as most
members brought their wives or some
friend quite large number were pres
ent to be entertained by the talented
Western Marylander.
Mr.. Wellington did not disappoint
his friends or admirers and made a
most interesting and instructive
speech. Tt was replete with masonic
references and incidents in ancient and
NEUROLOGICAL history, and his hearers
followed him with rapt attention from
the twilight of tradition to the noon of
the present, as step by step he devel-
oped and depicted the workings of
this great order as it rose and strove
for the betterment of mankind and the
advancement Of civilization.
At the close Of his address Lewis
x Woodward, W. M., in happily chosen
words extended the thanks Of the
Lodge and it's guests to Mr.. Yelling
ton, who in expressing his appreci-
alton of the sentiments rendered him,
took occasion to compliment the
ladies and the good sense which the
members had displayed in bringing
them.
Refreshments were afterwards
served, and no doubt the first straw
berries of the season we're then. enjoy
ed by the majority, II not all, Of those
present. WY. s.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-04-22

sity move to Homewood and establish
a Teachers College as an adjunct of
the University and the new Normal
School be located nearby, there could
be furnished an ideal and adequate
plan for training teachers. Nothing
would invigorate our school system
more than the consummation OF these
plans. We should all work toward
such an end.
The appropriation Of fifteen hundred
dollars for one colored industrial
school will be divided between the
maintenance of one colored school,
centrally located in the county, where
the industrial arts are to be taught
and demonstrated, and the employ
ment Of q capable supervisor for the
coloredS schools, who shall visit such
schools frequently under the direction
Of the County Superintendent and
cause instruction of any industrial
character to be given in all co1ored
schools. In any county where there
are fewer than ten colored schools,
only one-half of the appropriation Is
payable, and that part of the mainten-
ance of one industrial school.
: If the County School Board will en-
ploy graduate of some such we'll
known industrial school as Tuskegee
or Hampton, this plan will 60 far to-
ward solving the problem of negro
education. A capable person can also
be of great assistance to the county
school officials in providing teachers
for the colored schools and training
them for the work they are to do.
The General Assembly sanctioned
the sale made by the State Board Of
Education of the Baltimore Co1ored
Normal Building located at the corner
of Saratoga and Courtland streets,
Baltimore. A tract of land near
Bowie, Prince Georges County, has
been purchased as site for the new
school plant, and it is the purpose of
the State Board of Education to erect
and complete, before October 1st next,
the necessary buildings for the school,
At a small cost pupils will be trained
along the line Of mechanical arts and
agriculture for the work Of teaching.
On or before the fist day OF October
Of each year, the County Superintend-
ent shall submit to the County School
Board a list of all teachers employed,
together with classification of their
certificates. In determining the class
of certificates, the following points are
to be considered (a) scholarship;
(b) executive ability; (c) personality;
and Cd teaching power. The County
Superintendent may add such other
requirements as may be approved by
the State Board OF Education.
An act fixes the minimum local levy
in Baltimore county at % cents for
general expenses and cents for build
ings.
In Allegany, the rate for general ex-
penses was fixed az 80 cents and 4
cents for buildings.
In Prince Georges minimum of 20
cents was fixed for all school pur-
poses.
In Anne Arundel, the rate for gen
eral school purposes has been 80
cents, but an additional cents for
buildings was authorized.
Several counties, notably Montgom-
cry and Prince Georges, have ar
ranged for bond issues for the erection
OF certain new school buildings.
April 8, 1910.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-04-22

William L. Richards and wife to
hrion Green, convey s acres, 8 roods
and y perches, for $500.
John Houck and wife to Marion
6Eeen convey % acres, 2 roods and
d perches, for $500.
John E. Masenhimer to Benz. T.
@lsbury, conveys 22,762 square feet
ar $3.50.
Clinton V. Lippy and wife to Henry
Srevig, convey So acres, 3 roods
10 . perches, for $3250.
Isaiah c. Rinehart and wife to Ed
,Ga j. Rinehart, convey 11512 acres
| |n$5.
Reuben J. Matthias and wife to J
atS lesley Rodkey, convey 2 acres, fol
Agnes A. Murray and husband tc
Saael Msa S. Brilliant and wife, convey
4G1 square feet, for $400.
IlarIes E. Trump and wife to Sam
\: Y Slaffer, convey 151a acres and
square perches, for $3.50.
Ieorge Walther to Frederick N
aiLner' Jr., conveys 80 acres, 3 rOOds
N 4 ~ perches, for S..
'OS' L. Englar and wife to Edward
Qawmer, convey 315 acres and "a
aasFe perches, for S91.25.
Vaarles E. Mitten and wife to Jabez
ooafnes convey 1S15 acres, for $35
~ samuel NJ. Hoff and wife to John Fl
'TI' w. convey 111A acres, for $4,000
psllel Rill and wife to Cecil a
'Isuef .oO5 and wife, convey q acres anG
f0ods, for $1,000.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-04-22
The Opera "Miss Bob White,

The rehearsals OF Miss Bob White"
are being 50 well attended and such
rapid progress made under the in
struction of Miss Sa1lie Fauntle-Roy,
of the Woman's College, Frederick,
that 1T promises to surpass anything
ever given by the young people of
Westminster. 1t will be given two
nights only, May 10 and II, and is for
the benefit of the Westminster Or
chestra, struggling organization vet
in its infancy and much in need Of as
sistance, and 1t is to be hoped the pub
lie will show It's appreciation OF home
talent by very liberal patronage.
This II one uf willard Spencer's
prettiest operas and there will be
about fifty voices accompanied 10y the
full orchestra
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-04-22
Orphans Court.

r1a, rs,aay April 15th.-Theodore F.
nsiI rtstar and Lewis K. Woodward, ad-
sauS Stfators of Samuel Roop, de-
%as1 aseu' returned inventories of per-
debts. ieai esldte' money anu
,i,3 Monday, April 16.-George w. Roop,
sssa. illustrator of Mary c. Roop, de-
srse rseu, returned report of sale Of
fSonal Y, property.
roDobus rolumbus A Conaway, Charles S.
sr,ay srraWay and John w. Conaway, ex-
lnrrs s Q! John II. Conaway, deceased,
sr Ieu ~ inventories of personal prop
pio, ulohey and debts and received
NJ Tno.So = sell personal property.
resl l'ssudy' quay April 19th.-The sale of
tsaso5 JS'ale OF Ephraim ID. Hess, de-
frmsda vas finally ratified and con-
vu 1a, oy the Court.
sss,o sss'ers OF administration ON the
rsrs rH OF jeremiah Shaeffer. deceased,
Edg.ss g. idllted "a to Daniel B. Shaeffer and
rsnt y III. Shaeffer, who received war
editors. - "ASe' also order % notlry
\. Grns4I ri. Grumbine and Margaret
gsret IPIlOlne, I administrators Of Mar
ry " 4; Grumbine, deceased, execu-
VI cert,s smllllam II. Grumbine, return
t1d S.ttIte ttncate of notice to creditors
Mia T.lsl frst and final account for
M NH ,ueceased executrix.
Wiz ~ Shipley, administrative OF
hventoru,rl SIMPLIFY, deceased, returned
\ H oersa!! OF debts and report of sale
BQcEinaSday, EirnGsday, April 20.-Margaret v
R. Pn5,aiam, administratrfx OF Wilbul
lepOrss ssIan.ingham, 7. deceased, returned
~ sale OF personal property.