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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-30
Children d Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
9 a 8 TO FRI a
England's Non-agency Plan.

Life insurance mon In the United States
are always interested in the Equitable
Life Of London. England, primarily be-
cause OF tho fact that the company con-
tinues to persist In Its policy of non-em-
ployment OF agents. In 1912 the new busi-
ness OF the company was 25l policies for
total OF S236,777 and annuities for a
total of R101t per annum. In 1911 the
new business Of this company amounted
TO R3s2.00 under 2sS policies and In 1910
ss37,s65 under 212 policies. Both In pol
icies Issued and in amount of insurance.
there has been a substantial falling off
in the past three years. Financially the
company Is prospering. each OF the pa st
three years having shown n substantial
increase in assets. In interest. income
and In accumulated surplus funds. The
new business opera tiops, however. would
appear 10 be slightly discouraging, In
view OF the extended period of time dur
ing which the company has attempted IT'S
non n-agents plan Tho experience OF this
company. as well as the limited eSper-
ienco of the one company that has tried
the same in the United States, would
seem to lend evidence to the oft repeat
ed statement that '1ife insura nce must
be sold: Il Will not be bought"
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Insurance. Notes.

Julian Soontsg. vice president end man
ager Of the West Coast Life. is IN Salt
Lake City on business.
G. z, Miller of San Francisco. special
agent for tho Hartford and Citizens Fire
companies. Is In the city.
A receiver has been appointed for the
Omaha, an accident concern. Its assets
showed but $1,000 with $4,000 or liabill-
ties.
J. A. Murphy. special agent for the Act
juster for the company's Pacific branch
with headuua rters In San Francisco.
Harold E, Cuff OF this city. has beer
appointed general agent OF the Interna;
a portion Of Nevada, Cluff was formerly
With the Pacific Mutual, but moro recent
lly with Kansas City Life,
II r. Albee, for the past ten years gen.
erai sgent for the Northwestern Mutus,
Itte at Portland. Or. has been elected
mayor Of that city.
The Equitable L,ie OF New York has
appointed 3. f. Shapiro agency supervisor
al San Francisco. succeeding Charles 4.
Mel aue. who resigned several weeks age
10 devote his time 10 field work
Coast Life OF California. who for some
time past has been in poor health, has
gone 10 Ohio with the hope of improving
| his condition. While away his place VII
| be filled BY l.. n. Fredcrickson.
J. F. Downing, western general agent Of
the Philadelphia Underwriters. Is reported
| 10 be in a critical condition from gen.
eral breakdown due TO age: He Is eighty
| five years old. and 10 the dean OF the fire
Insurance managers,
Fort Worth. Texas. has a Chicken
Theft Insura nee corps NY, which was
launched a week or so ago The orga MIA
! ton came about as result or seriou,
/ losses suffered by chicken fanclcrs through
thefts. \ standing rcwar- OF 500 fol
, tho arrest and conviction OF persons steal
: ing chickens or other poultry from the
n DemberS made.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-30
rsrs Premiums and Losses.

-,ss,ly Fred ". Potter. superintend-
. . N, Illinois Insurance department,
.sd All stock fire insurance conf
4 oosrstlng In Texas and Kansas.
8 DO business In Illinois, to furnish
f.-arttneDt with statement OF their
-, and losses for the past five
9, His purpose was not mentioned
~ time. Nout now that the returns
4 lis hands. he has started rigor-
. aEpalgn demanding adequate action
4 r Fisto Insurance commissioners.
II total premiums reported 10 Mr..
II. for five years received by the
--rsss licensed in Texas We're S33.-
he total losses, s25. iSt, 52S; or a
: n losses 10 premiums for the period
|5i per cent. The premiums In Kansas
- nme period were S15,653.S22; the
a SiQ.s16. $50. ratio OF losses 10
|,7us Of 6s.3 per cent. That In itself
|rR significant but 20 bring conditions
n 10 date. the concrete example OF
. lsar is most illustrative.
|'lus In 1912 had fire losses OF S9.5l3.-
& premiums Of Sl0.23l,5T3. or % per
y AZ 10 per cent expense. this MADE
y. loss 10 companies doing business
u " the year OF S3.371,36s.
y MAke up tHlS lOss, says an 6UtnOT-
required all the underwriting profits
~ ame year from the states OF
y Arizona. Colorado. Delaware. Wyo-
u Vermont New Hampshire and
- Bland which looks as II 1t ought
1Arce but does not.
<1rrng the came authority says
ID clear the slate for Texas, the
|ts from the great states OF New
J b1d Illinois for the same year must
|lttsi before the scale swings the other
y o the ten states thus MIXED yea
Il gesr OF their underwriting profits,
ls records also show, only one In
re apartment has taken the care
Fought 10 figure out tho problem.
Illinois, where the loss ratio for
|q.iso years has been 4S.G per cent.
Il lnt strange that Mr.. Potter takes a
- position on this point His last
eci before retiring from the place
n held long and honora bly,. viii be
1fe these facts before his collie g1ies
''t,.ylslon. and ask them, What are
fors 10 do about it?'i
signed statement to the public
superintendent Potter. among other
says: The state of Texas cost
nursnce companies last year over
W over and above the premiums
1h IN the state, To balance this
lHn give the companies 2 genera
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Meeting Largely Attended.

Saturdays meeting OF the Utah Asso~
ciation Of Life Underwriters at the Com
mercisl club was largely attended, quite
a number Of ladies' being present. Fol-
lowing the regular MONDAY luncheon.
Attorney Mathonihah Thomas gave All
address on 'Tnsurable Interests" Mr.
Thomas spoke for nearly an hour and
was listened to with rapt attention. AZ
the conclusion OF his talk ne was warmly
cougrn tulated upon his effort, II being
ma nlfestly evident that he had given his
subject much caro- and consideration.
The next meeting will take place OF
Tuesday. July 6. at which time delegates
and alternates TO the national convention
Of life underwriters Will be selected.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-30
Blood Poison Not Accident.

The appellate division OF the supreme
court at Rochester. n. Y. has ruled that
blood poison is not an accident. A pol
icyholder OF the Travellers named Adam
Steinert died as the result OF blood poi
son induced by wound inflicted in his
heel by nall in his shoe. The executor
OF the estate demanded that the iDsur-
ance company pay on the policy which
Steinert carried. claiming that his death
clared that death was due to Illness The
trial court found In favor OF the insur-
auce company which the appellate court
now afflrms.
The attorneys for the dead mans es-
tate declare they Will carry the case to
the court of appcals.
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mreiessly sought for a compound q,
nie' Ponce De Leon with Others Of
Hls Klhn nave made their fruirless
seareh for the fountain OF perp.tusj
souIh and multiplied tens OF thou
sands OF men and women hav. i'm.
nloed the spirit OF England's nobie
son Gladstone, who ar the ara ~
oz years said. II feel within me tbs
reoe!,lous unspoken word; I Will not
That men everywher. ara ,s.t,nr
Tor the elixir Of life Is seen in the
prosperity of the vast army ~ fsk.
heaiers that We see all about us.
IneoSophy with It's ghos,iy secrets
oL o. an extended existence. and Chris
tian Science with Its untsnable Irre-
tional theories Of the unreaIIty os
eyerything. arc simply evidences OF
tne eternal yearning IN the hearts Of
men for life. -
In every human breast there is a
sincere and an intense yearninS az
ter a life that reaches bevond ~.
narrow confines Of three soora yesrs
ana ten, and II is also true that IN.
innnite has made Il possible for All
men To have this yearning satisfied
Why, then, do We ind so many IKE
Through life's dull road so dim and
dirty, '>-
! have dragged TO three and thirty.
what have these years left 10 me3
Nothing-except thirty-three"
The only rational answer TO thla
query Is because OF a failure To un-
derstand what life is
Life does not consist in simply a
corporeal compound, the materials Of
which have been selected from within
ourselves. for II is certain that lie
cannot be complete In the mere pos
session OF physical powers. Life Is
made by right relation. II is made
ny a response OF what Ia within US
TO what Is beyond US; n is spiritual
possession and John reveals the Sc
cret OF how II may be secured when
ne says, In Him was life"
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4 ETERNAL IS
/ MINISTER'S THEME
/. Rev. VIII A. Belts Dis
ou,ses the Fight for
Existence.

. a.. men yearn for HE they would
y. - .soush to hearken to the words
xs.n he said, This is life eter-
,,.y should know Thee. the only
and Jesus Christ whom Thou
- thsn might they coroe Into
..tpl and eternal life. Such was
-.,,,, o, the sermon by the Rev.
ra,,s az the First Methodist
AsssrSay morning.
- - his text from the fourth
y So frst chapter OF the book
asd said In part.
-. hat memorable morning when
- ,s.,co5 "a on the shore OF blue Gal
snogs 10 the people about
Ia - Of God which giveth life.
~, ~ iris present hour. there has
= constant quest for the. elixir
And through the centuries the
~ cry OF humanity has been that
~ ~ i,solpies and the multitude at
.r,s,,,, In the long ago. Ever
.,ct ne this bread"
..,!stIsts IN the laboratory have
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-30

and giving them the benefit Of the saw
Ing in mortality in that section over the
policy-holders a whole. There is no
extra charge for admission to this de-
partment, but strict observance is made
as to the insured's temperance at the
time tho application is made and the
case is watched annually thereafter on
payment Of dividends. Dividends in this
class were In 1912 on an average 90 per
cent moro than In the general class,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-30
News Of the Insurance World

profit required the contribution OF the
insurance profits OF ten states, including
New YORK and Illinois. What are the
profitable states going to do about it?"
The superintendent retires this year,
out promises that before doing so he
WI! reveal conditlons still more startling,
and give facts which underwriters them.
selves nave known In a general way, but
which have never been concretely demon
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-30

m, for the election of officers for the en-
suing year, and TO receive and take ac-
ton upon the reports of the officers and
board of directors, and for the transac-
tion OF such other business as might
legally come before the meeting.
Dated at Salt Lake City. Utah, this
9Th day OF June. 1913.
@. E. FORESTER
Secretary.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-30

Is this your boy?
ls be too weak and sickly TO join
bis companions in play, and are
you helpless in spite OF your utmost
efforts 10 make him well?
What have you done toward
building up his blood? Pure, red
blood is what he needs most, if he
10 70 become active and strong.
Have you given him DR.. Will.
hams Pink Pills for Pale People!
They are the remedy every grow
ing boy or girl needs to build up the
blood and bring health, strength
good color, hearty appetite and
strong nerves.
An instructive booklet, "Bulld-
ing Up the Blood" will be sent free
upon request.
Get the pills from your druggist
at so cents per box, six boxes for
$3.50 or from the
DR.. Williams Medicine Company,
Schenectady. NY.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-30
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING OF
CASTLE VALLEY COAL
COMPANY.
To the stockholders:

Notice IL hereby given that the annual
meeting OF the Castle Valley Coal Com
pany will De held al the Office OF the
company IN the court house block al
Evanston. Uintn county. Wyoming. on
Monday. July 7th, 1918. AT ten o'clock a.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-30
Results of Total Abstinence.

The Security Mutual Life OF Bingham
ton, n. Y, is one OF the few cornpa nies
that has maintained for any considerable
period a total abstinence department
The company has issued a record OF re-
suits which shows that during the first
four months Of 1913. SS3s. .69o insura nee
was issued rs against S710.652 in 1912,
giving an increase in 1918 of SIPS, ,043
Following are some details OF the re-
port;
Insurance In force in 1913. sS,94l. .a4s IS
IN lslS ..'... ,.-..-...... 1888. 429,5b
Increase in 1918 .... 95351S 90
Death cloims In 1912 ..,..... 13, 500 90
IN 1913 .-..-.s-s..a-,o- 1l,OOi3O
Decrease in 1913 :. ,.... s2,492.70
giving a ito OF death claims to insur-
ance In force of 17.1D0 OF one per cent
in 1912, and 12100 OF one per cent In
| 1918, both representing but a small per-
centage of the expected.
During April, 1913, the amount Of In
surance placed in the class exceeded all
former months. representing an increase
OF 80 per cent over that placed In April
OF 1912.
The supplemental contract definitely
provides that the mortality record will be
kept separate and distinct from that OF
the general class. and that dividends will
he apportloned on the basis of the NOR
tality experience in the total abstinence
class.
The annual average net cost for the
perfection endowment policy covering a
period Of seven years has been:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-30

Biliousf Feel heavy aftur uipperi
Tongue coatedf Bitter tRstef Com
ple1ion sallowi Liver needs waking
up. Doan's Rcgrlets cure bilious at
tacks. 25 cents at any drug store
ADVERTISEMENT
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-30

for each $1,000 insurance.
Another company, the Peoria Life for
the past four years has been separating
the total ahstainers into a special class
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-30

Contestants sending bringing their sets of
office by midnight of Saturday, July 5th Sets through the
ceved than July 5t will be provided that
might of Saturday, July 5th
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Insurance in force in 1913. sS,94. .a4s. 4t
In 1912 ...... -. ,......... 1855 429. Sc
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Washington Journal., 1913-11-08
WafenS.

M1ein 5reunb 9immeImann, 70
plauDert elm @iBbolb, par Sebn
Sabre i'm MuslanO getpeIen. Als
er ipieber in Der 6eimat mar, be-
fu9te i9 i'm. sd fanb i'm nib
per9nii9t iiber einem W0rterbu4e
fiBen. n@riiB gott", fagte ct gut,
ooB bu fommft - i4 fonn's ni9t
finOen." u@as tannit bu ni4t
finben9" fagte i9. nSie berz
f9ieoene 8~ebeutung BON rraienO".
fpeiBt bu." n@erf9ieoene 8eOeu=
tung? nGafenb" bat nur cine 8ez
beutuno, cine Dirt Steigerunesgrab
Dpn Nib, Derftebit bu." uSo,
bat ftb mos, mein 2ieber. Das muB
bor aebn Sabren 70 9etDeien iein,
ols i9 ms Muslanb ging." limb
feitber24 Settler muB n%rofen"
mod cine garae menge anOerer 8e=
beutungen BEL eu9 erlangt baben."
~ ngli9t, boB i9 piiBte. Gum
8eiIpiel2" nNls i9 geftern meis
nsr Ni9te elm Mitbringiel f9entts,
fagte iie 5drtli9, oas fei ober ura=
fenO liebensmiirbig" BON mir. Nun
Bit i9 bid: ba miiBte i'd olio oui
cine ungepDbnli9 niIbe Mrt lie=
benspiirbig gemefen iein2" ySa,
peiBt Ou, Oos 1T 10 me Sa6e !"
- limb bann erSdblte i9 meiner
8ofe elm luitiges Reifeerlebnis, unh
peiBt bu, pie fie's fanb2" - $50
lufttg ebsn. ooer fomif9?" nNetn,
mein 9ieber, nrafenb tpmif9". Nun
bente nal, mas RDmif9ss, bas
raf ~ i9 tonn es ni9t begreifen.~
- v9m, in Der Sat -" - n0ann
traf i'd meter 2eute, pel9e FAM
ben, BAG unb Oas lei u~roienb nett"
bon mir, unb BON einem anberr
beri9teten. baB er rraienb oummA
fei, ia, fpsar Elm nrofenbes 8ls9A
baberrebe - nun bent i9 mir, bu
biit Elm penig pbiloIoge, unb ii9er
fptrit bu mir bic fonberbart
Manblung unferes lisben alien rra=
ieno" gut ertlGren fDnnen9" - uSo,
peiBt bu", faste i4, has 1T ein'
raienb f9pere Sa1e.. 4"
Washington Journal., 1913-11-08
gsraausas. 9as giIO 6isb: .0aa

gsrsquene. Das giIo BieB: -0os
8aHermGb9en".
Die 3piainge unO MaI4en uno
@rete uno nie iie ale bieBen, bdtten
iid balo g~etrDftet unO pdren ielbit
idon qliidlt9e 6rduen uno Wiiitter,
ole i'm RreiIe Der .5rOben 3uDsrii4t"
fuBen unb 9olitit unO eroBe ooer
tleine Dotutionen ma6teH. gur Burs
germeiiters Gna feblte. sic bate
na6 uusfpGrts gessiratet.
Mdrianne uno Rlementtne uno ore
uni 9einbare Jtt6te bon SetonOmle@
rats iparen nod gu BADEN.
9d meIbete zines f90nen JtannltT
tags Die y1GbfrieDel, Die Elm altes,
runaliges @eiblein ge%tpor0en mar,
Ser auf6or9enoen S%afelrunOe, DAB
Or. 2ubpigs 5rau in Miin4en gez
itorben lei, unO Dab er feline SHUTTER
unO Die f9ii6terne 4malie gebsten
battle, ii9 feiner tleinen So9ter dn@
3unebmen.
Mon riimpfte sic gaaIe, fab ii9
beoeutunqspoa an, uno BON Mun0
gu Mlrno flang es ip0ttii4: r0as
@aHermGo9en!" r9ie 8ahsrjung<
fer!"
M1arianne uno &lementine aber,
sic als dltere MGb9en f9On Der
nJroben 3uberfi9t" u%ngeb0rten, err
boben gemeinfam einen glii9enoen
YroteIt qeqen bag beoeutfame @4iel>
suden un0 Dertraten bas gRe4t Der
9erf0nli9teit. Satpobl, nur Die Sat-
tin, sic 2uofDig Rnorr ii9 gepdblt
botte, mar Die 5rau, Die sin5ig gu
i6m geb0rt bette. N9, uno pie frer@
ten Ife if6 auf i6r tlsines Mdo4sn,
ibr gauges !9er3 flog ibm entgeger.
un0 als oas M1Gb9en, an5ufeben
pie cine boloe GngelsgeItalt, i'm gro~
Zen @arten Der 5rau SetOnomiefat
umbertoQte, ga ertlGrten W3dridnne
unO &lementine, OaB iie ii4 BON Der
&leinen ni9t mebr trennen fOnrtert.
Die fdii9terne Mmalie ftanO Oas
neben unb ld4elte ibr pebes 2G9eln
in fi9 binein.
Na9 einem Sobr fam Or. 2uOpig
&norr aIs berii6mter Mann beim gu
feinen @ltern. @r fab Maridnne unb
&lementine faum, UNI 70 lieber aber
Sic ftine. foroen0e Mmdlie. lIn0 bic
nabm er oenn f9lieBlt9 dls feline
Jral nit Dem tleinen Mdo4en nit
na9 Miin9en.
Marianne uno 3lementins fiBen in
ser .Troben 3uoerf9t" unO ftiden
Oed9en duf Oed9en. Mdrianne 1T
sur @orfBenben gepGblt pOrOen.
5rau Setonomierdt &norr fpielt i'm
Stdbt9en feline Gole me6r unO 1T
f9on LANCE aus Dem Rrdn39en aus
gef9ieoeu.
Sft fpreden morianne uno RIez
mentine 3u ibren perbeirdteten Sreunz
6innen BON Der unDer3eiblt9en
M~esaGidnce 6es Or. &norr un0 bon
benz ungliid, baB nun uu9 NOD oas
&tnb Oiefer geriOn 6a fei.
@enn Mmdlis nit i6rer bilof60z
men Stieftp9ter auf 8efu9 tommt,
Damn miro tie BON Der r6roben 3u=
berfi9t4 ni9t nur iiberfeben, fOnOern
man ma9t einen bo9miitigen 8Ogen
INN tie berum.
1no faDn sic fleinen &inoer, bic
eben our @9ule getpmmen finb, rufen
binter linen Der:
r@aRermdO6snl @aRermGO3en!"
Washington Journal., 1913-11-08

0os @9Gf IGBt ii4 in Sd>
pan ni9t attlimdtifiersn.
Der pDntifer Marimus bea
itimmte nod @utOiinten iunge Mdbz
den gu Wefalinnen. Die gltsrn
ourften iia benz ni4t tDiberieben.
Washington Journal., 1913-11-08

Der EirpIer m GIa4s
lamb. v@otru, Is Dos a i8ldHte
@esenb; 3 Odnaig 8udliss ts no mex
2rOpf!-
Washington Journal., 1913-11-08

Gs 1T mon4mdl peniger unansez
nebm, tpenn man beim Rrdgen, dIs
tuenn man oeim Morte genpmmen
miro.
Washington Journal., 1913-11-08

gtne @o9e mar bergangen. Dot
TOR Rorbert mar berorieBlid. gt
tponte tetnen Menfden feben. Sn fei=
men frsisn @tunben sing Ct DOrs Ssr
The Sentinel=record., 1913-11-12

|FoR RENT--Niceiy furnished rooms and
 flats for housekeepna all convenlenoes; gas. running water, electric lights, close
 to the hot water; Iron, Magnesla, Arsenic, Rock, Radlum springs see these rooms be
 fore locating. Take North Border cars to
 528 Park Ave. j. 8. Burgess 9-l1-t
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS,

Notice is hereby given that letters of administration on the estate of Samuel II. Stitt, deceased, were is- sued to the undersigned by the clerk Of the probate court of Garland county, in the state of Arkansas, on the 14th day of october, A. n. 1913. All persons having claims against said estate are therefore hereby mo- tified to exhibit the same to the un- dersigned properly authenticated, within six months after the date of such letters of administration, or they may be preciudcd from any ben eft in said estate. And if such claims be not exhibited within one year after the date of such letters, they will be forever barred and pre- cluded from any benefit from said estate.
 Given this Eth day of November, A. D. 1913. AUGUSTA, STITT. Administratrix of the Estate Of Sam uel H. Stitt., deceased.
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FOR SALE

NO. Flour lots in Rector X Moore's Addition, embracing acre or more Of ground, within two blocks of Whiting ton avenue street car line; good well or water at back door; house, fences, out houses, all in good repair Flowers and ornamental shrubbery in front yard. rich garden spot, young bearing fruit trees, peaches, apples, pears. pIums, apricots, etc.; lots Of bearing grape vines, culti- vated blackberfies and dewberries, etc. Electric light in house; city wayer, sewer and natural gas accessible Fine range for cows, chickens, etc. An ideal country home, together with all modern conveniences. S2.000 will buy this place
 NO. 3.-Vacant lots. Nos. 1s6. 1S7 and POS, in MeIard & Belding's Addition These are desirable lots and for a quick sale will sell them for $50 each.
 NO. 5.-Four vacant lots on corner of Henderson avenue in Oaklawn Addition, having 1S6 feet frontage on Henderson Win sell the four lots for 5000.
 NO. 1.-Two vacant corner lots adJoin- ing on Bedding avenue; sewer and city water on side line of lots. Surrounding lots cannot be purchased for less than $500 each. For quick sale will sell both
 No. s.-Eighty acres on the Gulpha railroads, four miles from the city and one mile from Thorburn station. This place has no improvements. About 20 acres of the tract is creek bottom and very rich. The remainder Is upland. part Of 1t reaching the crest of Spring Lake Is in virgin timber, there being enough wco1 on the place to easily pay for it, There is q large vein of Novacuiite on this Llace, sufficient to pave all the streets and roads in Garland county. The Gulphs runs across the corner of the
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Notice ia hereby given that letters of administration with will annexed on the estate of Jack Archer, deceased, were is- sued by the clerk of the probate court
 kansas. in vacation. on the 18th day of July, A. D. 1913. All persons having
 claims against said estate are therefore hereby notified to exhibit the same tC
 the undersigned. properly authenticated
 within six months after the date of such
 letters of administration nr they may bt prechded from any benefit in said es- tate. And if such claims be not exhibit ed as aforesaid. within one year after the date of such letters. they will be forever barred and precluded from any benefit from said estate.
 Given this Fist day of July. A. b 1913 ANNA D. ARCHER, Administratrix of the estate of Jack Archer deceased