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Atlantic City. Mrs Ernest, Vim bad as
her guests Tuesday 1dra Es Trusco ana
daughter. Miss Jessie, a Washington.
Mrs. B. Treslar and Mrs Emma Kane OF
Washington were luncheon guests
Wednesday OF Mrs. Oscar eleven. Mrs.
Charles Jett has returned to her home
In Washington, after a visit to Mrs. ID.
H. Robinson. Miss Edna Robinson re-
turned today from a weeks visit to Miss
Stevens OF Wilburn, Md. Mr.. and Mrs
Durward Smith OF Pulaski. Va. are
guests OF Mrs Smiths parents. the Rev.
and Mrs. w. }: Young Of Fariee. Ma.
a months visit to relatives in Michigan.
! Mrs. Roland Harrison entertained the
Luncheon Embroidery Club Wednesday.
Mrs r. y. Gardner and children, Helen
and Robert. have returned after a pleas.
ant visit to Mrs. j. r. Cochran OF Round
Hill. Va Mr.. Frank L. Snow and family
of Washington moved to Ballston Mon
day. Mrs. J. z. Splitter and Miss Nellie
Sweatman of. Remington. Va. were
guests for several days this week Of Mr..
and Mrs. A c. Priest. Mrs. A. c. Cos
don and children. who have been at
Colonial Beach for several weeks. return
ed this week. Miss India Palmer of
Birmingham. Ala. after spending six
weeks in Asheville. N. c.. is visiting her
sister. Mrs. c. p Caldwell. Mrs. r. p:
Hough was the guest of Mrs: Hasan Of
Balston Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
eleven and little daughter. Virginia. are
enjoying q weekend visit to Mr.. Cleven's
brother. Mr.. Louis eleven Of Merrifield.
Va. Mr.. Alonzo Kelley was a dinner
guest Of Mr. and Mrs A. 8. Woodland
Wednesday. Mrs. Mary Evans of Balti-
more. Nd, Is spending a few, weeks with
her daughter-in-law and son. Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Evans. Mr.. Frank D. Green
and SON, Mr. Lowell Green. have returned
to their home In Baltimore. after a visit
to Mr. Green's daughter. Mrs. Ql&pn
Cooper Miss Abbie Wright is spending
Lewis of Cuipeper is the guest OF Miss
Jessie Wright Of Bancroft. Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl p. Spencer and Miss Emma Spencer
of Bayonne. y. j.. are visiting Mrs. A. II
Reed. Mr.. and Mrs. Y. @. Tracy and
two children are visiting Mrs. Tracy>s
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. john .Arminger OK
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town. will leave today for an automobile
trip to New York. Atlantic City and Con-
necticut. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Mason
Chichester. r.. and Master Arthur Mason
Snrsnisnts .s to- az nav s.nrS sere~ 'p
Mr.. John Robert Wilson Of South Orange.
N. j.. spent the past week with his wife
and children ut the home Of DR.. and
Mrs. Fenton M. Nichols of Purcellviile.
this county. where they have been spend
ing the summer months. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilson were guests Of relatives In Lees
burg during the past week. Mrs. Robert
Emmett Funston. Jr., and children Of st.
Louis. Mo-, who have been spending the
past three months with relatives In this
town and county. left Wednesday to visit
at tho homee OF the formers brother, DR.
Vivian Heafon Van Devanter Of Ishpem-
Inc. Mich. Mt. and Ma Thomas Miller
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HERND0N.
peci.l oDrrespondence OF TIE star.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
HERNDON. Va. August 8. 1912
Miss Maude Yount was hostess We'd
nesday afternoon at one Of the most in
teresting Of meetings Of tho Fortnightly
Club held this season. Nature study was
continued with the subject Of Flowers, .
each member contributing a poetical verse
relating to their favorite flower. Mrs
Arthur Buell. rendered The Flower
Song Miss Anita Schade sang HE
Looks Like a Rose" and also recited
1.-The Rose Mrs. ]. Strauss rendered
several piano selections. Miss Ida Castle
man gave q reading on The Violet"
Miss Grace Houchen sang Tho Rose
and Mrs Leon Shellburg. late Of Hawaii.
gave q talk on flowers and their uses in
the religious ceremonies in Hawaiian Is
land. Mr.. and Mrs. David Adams enter
tanned q few friends Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Magnus T. wilkins enter
tanned during the past week Mrs. Milford
NJ Brown and daughter from Seattle,
Wash; Mrs. Louis Brady. from Norris
town. Pa; Mrs. Eben Laws and MI Ira
Laws Of sayre. Pa. and Mrs. w. E.
Money and daughter Of Washington. D.
C. Tuesday Of the past week Mrs. VIII
kins entertained at dinner Miss Margaret
Russell, Mrs. w. r. Pollard and daugh-
tiers, and Rev. ]. H HUFFMAN. Mrs.
James Smart Is in West Virginia, whore
she was called by the death of her broth
or. Mr.. Waverly Phanp, formerly Of
Richmond. DR.. and Mrs. Ernest L. Robey
entertained for a part OF the week Rev.
David Montgomery Of Alliance. Neb.. for
merly Of Herndon. Mr.. Montgomery is
now In New York for the week end. Mrs.
Curry Quinn. Miss Nellie May Quinn and
Master r. Quinn Of Culpeper are guests
Of Mrs. William I. Harrison on Station
street. Mrs. Page Wrenn and Miss Lula
Hutchinson have spent the week with
Mrs Carrie Alinutt Of Washington. Mr..
and Mrs. John Avertll Of Chestnoaka en-
tertained Mr.. w. b. Barrows Of Renova.
Pa. and Mr.. Arthur Holden Of Washing
ton.
Mrs Addie Dorsey Of WASHINGTON. for
merly Of Herndon. spent the week end
with her aunt. Miss Lucy Coleman. and
was a dinner guest Sunday Of Mrs. John
Averill. Mr.. and Mrs. william Eads MIL
Ter motored to Winchester Thursday.
Misses Nicol Of Loudoun were guess
Of friends here Tuesday. Mr.. and Mrs.
s. NJ. LAWS have with them relatives
from Catlett station for the week end.
Miss Eva Cummins left Wednesday for
6eabright. N. J., where she WIN be the
guest Of Mrs. Baker. Mrs. William
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Mrs. H. W. o. Wilmington and Miss May
Mtliinston have gone to Asoury Park
Miss Louise Cove entertained siz
couples at q 500 party Thursday even
Ing in honor Of Miss Aileen Burns OF
La Crosse. Wis.,. who Ii the guest Of her
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. James F.
Mcf1ugh.
Mrs. James Pike and the Misses Pike
Of 14th street northeast are at Atlantic
City. N. ].
Mrs. Warren R. Choate leaves Wash.
ington tomorrow for q visit to her Ole
home at Hamilton. Ohio.
Theresa Dillon and Miss Aurelia Dtl'
lon have gone to Virginia for the remain
der Of the summer.
Capt. and Mrs. Ramsey Of 18th street
northwest are on an outing at Braddocl
Heights. Nd.
Tho Ladies' Guild Of the Church Of oul
Savior entertained at q lawn fete at thu
home of its president Mrs. Charles
Molster, Thursday evening. The Nationa
Training School Band furnished excellen
music for the occasion.
Miss Dvelyn williams has returned
from a visit to Philadelphia, accom-
panied by Miss EDNA Kyle OF that city.
Mr.. Bushrod Washington and Mr.
Albert Woodson Of Brookland left yes
terday Tor Colonial Beach, where the.
will Join Mr. Marshall Briefly for Z
camping outing, returning about Angus
IA In Mr.. Brierly's launch.
An approaching marriage Of much in
terest to a large coterie Of relatives and
friends in Brookland Is that OF Miss Kath-
crime Lynch Of Scottsville. Va. and Mr..
Lewis Sherwood, jr., OF 18th street north
east The date is set for Wednesday.
August q, and the marriage will take
place at Miss Lynch's home in Scots
vile. Mr.. Sherwood will bring his bride
to Washington to reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Adridge. the latter
formerly Miss Cornelia Ward, en- route
from Annapolis, Nd. to Orkney Springs.
Va, are the guests Of Mrs. Mary Burr
and Miss Burr.
Miss Mac Marsden has gone to Calves
ton-by-sea, where she will visit Mr.. and
Mrs Marcus Hurd. and later will 90 to
Brownwood, Tex, to spend some time
with her brother and sister. Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Marsden.
Miss Carrie Beckham is the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Le Boutillier Of Newark.
N Y. and later will go to Rochester for
tho winter.
Mr.. A. d. v. Burr is home from fort
nights visit with his family. who are
spending the summer at Jamestown. r. I.
Miss L. r. Ward, who has been In
Brookland visiting relatives. leaves today
for her homo, in Virginia
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LEEsBURG.


Special Correspondence o. TAs Ska1.
LEEe6URG. Va. August ., 1912.
Much interest 10 felt here In the an
nounosmsnt Of the engagement Of Mr..
Allan Foster. son Of Capt and Mrs.
James william Foster. Of Lsssburg. and
Miss Frances Wilde Of Mount Vernon.
n. 7. Tho marriage VIII occur In the
early autumn. after which Mr.. and Mrs.
Foster viii make their home In Chicago.
Ill. Mr.. and Mrs.. Howard G. Scribner.
accomDaniel BY Mr.. And Mrs. John
Robert W1lqen Of South Orange. N. J..
and Mo Ahno Ca<Aog1ne Beaver o. this
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Fender. Mrs. Fannie Conway and Mas
ter Jack Conway Of Washington are
guests Of Mrs. George w. Brent. Mr.
and Mrs ]. Albert Houghton Of Dranes-
Vile entertained ovei the week end Mr.
Walter Bogeley OF Washington
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Gossip In Olden Time.

From Judges Library.
81 hear" says Methuselah's niece. ''that
rilxah. the daughter Of Shsmassth, II 70
wed Billie. the son Of Kooth."
Yes" replied Asapa. the daughter Of
Megogg. THE IDEAL Why, he Is young
enough to be her great-grandfather.'
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II you want work rsaa the want col
unano o9 The Star.
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SOCIETY.

CONTINUED from First Pass.)
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$500 and $3.50 Values

Linen Suits, In black, white
and naturalJ Wash Dresses, In
many patterns and models
White and Natural Linen Dress.
es, Lingerie Dresses, LineA
Coats, Messallne SIX Slips, In
all c0lors. Small lots, hut ex.
ceptional values.
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PARIS,

The Popular Turkish T0weling Hats, large
shape3 the Kind that wash satisfactOrily a.
and hold their shape. Regular price, $1!OO. OS(,
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Miss Elizabeth Dillon and Miss Mae
Scion Of Maryland avenue northeast
left recently for Frostburg, Md, where
they will spend the balance Of tho sum-
mer with friends.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-08-04

Stuart Paul Sexton. H. Berger, r.
Jones. II. Murrell. ]. Murrell. ]. Garvey.
]. Mueller. s. Sheridan and Owen Meade.
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Rev. III. w. O. Millington and Mr.. Yale
Wilmington left last week for various
points ON the Hudson river, Hoosick falls
and visit to Vermont. Rev. J. NJ. Long
win occupy Mr.. Millingtpn's pulpit In the
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LaAie1 Pongee SILK Suits
(lavender only, MOhalF Suits
(Rray only) and Cloth Suits In
nannish mixtures. Not many
sf . Kind, but the Mayer Kind.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-16
TRH1GR!A1I:SSou h TO

One of the greatest Democratic
Demonstrations held in Perth Amboy
in recent campaigns will be wit
messed tonight by the faithful" who
will parade; the guests, who will ride
and the spectators who will be on
hand to watch the red fire, listen to
the band and the ''cracker-jack" or
atory promised by Congressman
Thomas j. Scully and other Demo-
cratic leaders. The proceedings will
open at s O'Clock with a banner
raising at New Brunswick venue
and Smith street, where the Wilson
and Marshall banner will be unfurl-
ed.
In the Auditorium, where the mass
meeting will be held Immediately af-
ter the banner raising. the Demo-
Gratis will hear such we'll known and
competent orators as the following:
Congressman Thomas j.. Scully, OF
South Amboy; Eugene KinRead anu
James A.. HamiI, of Jersey Cley'
Wil,s-aa uuahes, OF Paterson q. s.
senatorial candidate, and former
Congressman Lentz, of Columbus,
Ohio. There will be a parade, red
fire and music before the meetings,
in which every Democrat in town is
expected to take part. The first and
fourth ward clubs will send big dele
cations. The Wilson Club, of which
Alderman Richard j. Calvin is chair
man, has charge of the arrangements
for the big celebration.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-16
INTERESTING SPEAKER
FOR %ESpaANTIS!S

Friday eyeningae a public meet =
1,eloc 6 tn there wXmboy high school,
at which Miss5ora BatleI; OF pors
Richmond, * relative to the Inter
national ns y4ranto Congress- at Ant
medpso""rbout her use of Esperanto
~ Iferent parts of Europe, To
use who are trying to keep in touch
,th important world movements, the
.ddress of Miss Butler will be *
interesting. At the close of
the meeting, those desiring to enter
the beginners class Of the Perth
Amboy Esperanto Society Will have
an opportunity to do SO.
There will be some remarks from
one or two others relative to EsperA
anto with q very brief review of some
of the important things which have
occurred during the last year. Ev-
eryone, at all Interested, Is invited
to attend the meeting.
An Esperanto cass has been formed
at Huguenot Park, Staten Island,
with an attendance Of between fifteen
and twenty, who have already mani
considerable enthusiasm over
the great SIMPLICITY of the language.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-16
FOR BAPTIST
USHERS TO BE GIVEN

On Friday evening of this week,
the Rock Bank Concert Company of
Bayonne, will give a concert in the
First Baptist church, in Fayette
street, under the auspices Of the
Usher's Association. This entertain
ment is given by William Till and his
three daughters, who are all accom-
plished musicians and also render
some very pleasing vocal selections.
The Rockophone is composed of mus
ical rocks which Mr.. Till gathered
from the mountains in the English
Lake District, taking eleven years to
gather enough to perfect the instru-
ment. Several Instruments which he
has, can only be heard in this con
cert. This concert has been gwen in
a large number of places in this vi
entity and comes very highly recon-
mended.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-16
ERECT STORE
IN SMITH ST.

Plans and specifications will be is.
sued tomorrow morning for a hand
some two-story brick store and
dwelling house to be erected for We
deem and Greenspan at the southeast
corner of Davidson avenue and Smith
street. They have been practically
completed by the architects, Gold
berger & Greisen. Bids are to be re-
ceived in the curse of a week.
Negotiations have Just been closed
for the site which was purchased by
Jacob Greenspan from William F.
Cutter. The plot consists of lots 26,
27, %, 20, 80 and 81 in block ~
-4v.+41ng IS to con-
Tain eight stores on the ground floor
and eight fats above. 1t will front
$50 feet along the ~southerly side of
Smith street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-16
'MATAWAN man GETS
FINED FOR STUNT HERE

With a warning to stick to the
brands of liquor sold in Matawan,
James Kearny, twenty-five years old,
Iof that place was released from Gus
tody last night after having been or
dered to pay a fine Of So by Satur-
day night. That amount was charged
for his ride in the water department
lauto truck from his outdoor berth
near the Central station TO police
headquarters yesterday morning.
Recorder Kehoe told Kearny they
had some good a~pplejack in Matawan
and he would do better by staying
there and celebrating than coming
to this city to drink varieties that
were unfamiliar.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-16
WOULD UNITE
TWO TICKETS
Quiet Movement Among Re-
publieans and frogressives
er,om the NEWS Correspondence

(HFOni the Ne Ho J
Tren on, Oct. 16.-1here was t'Ih
In the corridors of the | house
Yesterday among the politicians pres
ent of a quiet movement 10 De m.uo
bv the Republican and ProsressI.e
1TSty in This state to ehect a con
"a - che two tickets. III becaLio
TIL Legislature uurpose behlnd M
surfing the re-electionular RepuDE-
can United States senator.
1t is considered that there is som
likelihood of a combine being eff
fected in this congressional district
the Fourth. If the plan be carrie
out the Progressives will unite witt
the Regular Republicans on the legis
lative tickets in Mercer, Hunterdol
and Somerset counties, which com
prise the district, while the Regula
Republicans will join with the Pro
gressives for the election of John E
Gill, the Progressive candidate of thi
city, to Congress.
1t was said yesterday that mel
high in the council of both faction
of the Republican party have givel
some consideration to the proposit'ol
to combine on some such basis as tina
proposed IN the Fourth District
many OF JHe Fedi parry II
both camps are bitterly opposed t.
any such compromise, hut it Is un
derstood that some well known man
ufaeturers and others interested II
maintaining a protective tariff ar,
using their influence to bring abou
some such arrangement on thu
ground that the present factionaf sit
uation may mean the election Of sew
-z1 a.
1t is claimed that the ehrnn~-,
A. Iheir cand1
GnSe5 70 the Legislature are much
brighter than those of the Progress
sive, and they are willing, therefore
to make some concessions to he Pro.
gressives on the congressional ticket
In order to win an advantage on the
six senatorial tickets and the Assem-
bly, ticket.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-16
WATCH FOR VI0lAT0RS
or SUNDAY CLOSING

In addition to keeping a close
watch ont for violators of the excise
the police will see that no vlo-
lators of the Sunday closing law go
nnapprehended in the future, 1t Is
etated One such offender was
cauebt by Patrolman Tonnesen last
sunday and penalized 10 tne 800
of paying a fine of SO. me aunt
ties have knowledge thdt ceil
clothing stores are DONG pus'h
ON Sunday by means OF rear anu siuo
entrances. la
John Picko, thirty-two years oio'
was arrested for selling from the gro
Ger store at 46 Smith street iast
Sunday. He said he sold but two
! pecks of potatoes and oelleVed LIE
/ had a right to sell vegetables.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-16
Builders TO Attend Session,

Contractors and master builders
here are making preparations to at
tend the mex convention of the Mas
ter Builders Association of New Ter
sey to be held at Elizabeth IN Octo-
Der "a. State Secretary ". P. Chris
Jefferson will attend a meeting of the
executive committee of the state Or
g%anization at Newark tonight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-16
Schrank's Confession In Detail.

lice authorities completed the work Of
transcribinx the formal confession Ut
John Schrank. given to Chief of Pc
lice Jansset Monday night. This state
ment is the irst authentic detailed NC
count Of hiA aet,ons given by the u.
he asnasnin.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-16
PERMIT FOR BUILDING
At CHEMICAL WORKS

Plans and specifications have been
filed with Building Inspector Nc
Namara for a new factory O be added
to plant No. 1 of the Roessier and
Hasslacher Chemical Company. 1t
will be of brick construction, two
stories high and about thirty-one feet
long and thirty-one feet wide. The
approximate cost Is $1,000.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-16
DOUBLE GUARD
FOR PRESIDENT
.inL TO the EVENTNG NEWS.

Special TO the EVENING NEWS.
New York, Oct. 16:-When Presi-
dent Taft left Worcester, Mass, to-
day, from where he planned to motor
to Beverly, he was accompanied by
a double guard of secret service men.
The Roosevelt shooting was respon-
for this precaution.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-16
Senator Briggs Goes To sanitarium.

Trenton, Oct. 16:-United States
Senator Frank o. Briggs yesterday
went to Philadelphia to enter the pri-
vate sanitarium of Drs. Stengel and
de Schweinitz. The senator will
abandon his campaign SO far as he
is personally concerned and will GO
under the care of the physicians.
The senator has been in poor health
for some time and specialists insist
ed that he give up his personal bust
ness and political activities for Ut
least a month.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-16

Members of Perth Amboy Circle
No. 1885 Companions of the Forests,
are urged to meet at Moose hall. at
z o'clock tonight and to come pre-
pared to make a trip to Roosevelt to
visit the Carteret Circle in that place.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-16
Reuben Mailer Buys Property.

Property consisting Of lots "a and
in block IT, in Madison avenue
upon which a brick hotel and store
building Is being erected. has been
sold by James J.. Nash to Reuben
Mailer. The new building Is being
erected for Mr.. Mailer. 1t Is about
half completed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-16

that anec.ed your nIlnd To meet i"ooSe-
veltI"
You read a lot Of things In the
na,ers. especially III the World. Inc
New York World practicai'y eaipe o"'
TINT the country Is in danger II ne has
the chair again"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-16
In Partners With Nathan Roth.

Louis Wesiberg, who has been in
the employ of Nathan Roth, a Smith
street furniture dealer, for some
time, has formed a co-partnersh1p
with Mr.. Roth. The furniture bust
ness will be continued by the new
firm.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-16
Policeman shoots Dog.

A dog belonging to John Bodnar.
OF Keene street. was shot yesterday
BIZ Patrclmaa Quinlan ct the request
az t4n owuek
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-16

The EVENING NEWS goes into
more homes in this vicinity than
n Other publication.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-16
Final Message Of Campaign

koose, elt's final message IN this Ct.m-
paign, summing up the developments
Of one OF the greatest pres iueutiaI ron
tests In the republics history aud Set
ting forth vnat he hopes to achieve
- president ,s the United States, will
be delivered in LGuisville. Ky, tonight
Former Senator Albert ]. Beveridge
OF Indiana will b. the means by which.
the colonel will convey this message
to the people. and H. came to chicg
last night to learn from the colG
bps just what it is he wishes tof,.,'
with the voters of this Ttionx., -"
last word Ii this tremendous ~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-16
u;l,oo Cancels Engagements

priuv eton, ~. j.. Oct
Wilson announced bis Intention Vi
cancellng every campaign enlargement
from which he EAU possibly
nutii Mr.. Roosevelt is able to take the
stump agaii.
81 cannot" he said. cancel the ell
vpyemepts which are
amend of nue. wilrout subjecrin2 o
who ha e arranged them to very seri'
ous embarrassment and great incon
yenience. but / shah eut the series nj
the earliest possible point Mr.. Tart
has AT no time tnken an active part
In the campaign. and / have no desire
to be the single candidate q the
stump engaged against no active an
taEonist"
/ Governor Wilson was asked II nfs
~~@ips speechmakinx q end On his
return on net Saturday from Della
wate. West Virginia and Pennsyisania.
81. he said. [ have ass-.' ~-
--- $4,000 49,
manager % range to ANGEL the gu
Rageinsns / New York aud brooklyn
TO- next Sa urday night"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-16
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Having been appointed and having
qualified as Administrator c. I. a. Of
I.tze5.e NJ. Partin. deceased. Of !
county his is TO notify all persons
having claims against said estate TO
exhibit them to the undersigned on
or before the 22d day Of July, 1918.
or this notice Will be pleaded in bar Of
their All persons indebted
10 said estate Will please make imne-
dfate payment to the Undersigned
This 23rd day of July, 1912.
". ". WILLIAMS.
Administrator c. t. a. of Z. 81. PArtin.
deceased.
". B. SNOW. Attorney.
.-e3-1aW-6wks.