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~ mi Eysrthins IN canvas
sM- VI" 81 3 s'''''S Go
NEw PIANOS ron REST. RnNr Az.
plisd On purchase nsYer-rensr, sit
unien
EnO Cards Envelopes uuihas or
OOO Just % Printers ites sth. Joe
tsss wEsrt.AkE-~ second baRa rAnsss
low price
ARTIFICIAL TEETH
Ola sold. silver bought itoi First. book
store Main sFsa
srkNoNNprH9- SAFETY blade. sharpsn,
"a. new process ito, tih. near unien
swEEPrRs REPAIRED
Carpet swespsfs Mnd vacuum cleaners re-
paired, sec asa az hriou sttf.
lMuMFoRp NICK repair carpet
sweeper. Capitol tgf. 10 per crnt or
u yeu tell Us you saw I'd n rhe star
EDISON HOME rtoNo0RAru tns
eoudltion. inelualns 20 rsecfds tisee,
Elliott soszJ.
MUSICAL RECORD rNeHANde
cieaFlns house for musical tas,ranss,.
IRON RED SAMPLES
All new end perfect big assaf'mrnii
iafxr reduction. waidran Co. 1883
reurth.
SAUSAGE MACHINERY ans butchers
sntrt. first class condition. cheap.
tame. ueury so Westsrn ass
GROCERIES
buy them cheap ~ sJeo sisth ave
ITALIAN rptNEs ana az cents
rhoH~ Raiaier aest. " Sass Sisi
rfUMniNu REfAfns. zee rsr hour. %.
Inmates given Phone North ssss
TAkEN.BACk RUGS
In fln. eenfitlens al sisss New thre~-
auarter siss iron beds 81 IS, 81 isEt
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io-For Sale Livestock
SEATTLE HORSE AUCTION sTAnise
saia Ninth 8 TAKE Georgetown Car.
One team - uuies. ysara guaranteed
sound. ttet
One .rrnv ARD ore NY hsss.. weighing
e 900. snd = years pid guaranteed Go
drive douhis e. sinEi-. fiaa.
pn- gray horse. years nia. siei
suan team. saifahis Tor drsr o. rsnrn
waFk 30
Ore small hay hsrsr. 90.
one tiarE horse. tse 2 years old u~ight
ttse Nuss be seie 70 settle estate
Naf HAANA anu HAFNFsfs f"es AaeHa N""
SIS
sisEi. and eaahi. harness ,rsu, ,iiss
% 80.
Ask fnr Manager
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acknowledgements
kkNNaDN WAuus CO asAftls. Wasa
FARM i-uPi-snsnts. ouys asa sssus sss.
-~s hsnF Nshtries
.-s~-~o.~-~~~-~~s~-~s~
i3--For Sale Poultry
pom aAfE- Hssisferrs f}sfsshfrs sna.
vffh PIC registered boar ard : nsrkshifs
pirs months old noe takes the
bunch John Mitch~tt. Harper wash.
rHoHoUGHnBEp fish, nrshsaa hsns.
YraF old CHEAP tFtN Franklin ave
~~~~-~e~-~~~~~-4~~~~-N~S ~~~~~~~Ne~e~<e~~~~-@~
iS-Lost and Found
LosT- Yesterday. Esntisfaan's siik aFn-
hr~iia. ins,isis /. y. ~ Reward. wes,
TrEW
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i6-Agents Wanted
AGENTS make IS 90 tss daily. % sEs
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3q--Wa,erfront Property
Exchanges

4o-Exchanges
Fon aAIE cifEAr. on VIII TnApx
csrusr tsth ara sp,h y. - ttsiit feet.
fins naHinszs o. hens site. built up al
sruunal hlti, block frem rnf % Ha.
eeurh ear ttna Nscs bowsrs 81
Natuai To. uisE
VIII TRADE far satansbii.. rhlna
sar. eieaH stock. Z lisins rooms SNAP
Tor s1fasans can't handia two tssl.
nssses .tes 5asksaa at
wri.hE tFadss aii asw York nik Mala
fsf
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4l--Aereage for Sale

REMARKABLY Productive
ZOO nrs probably noe aeare ~ ths re-
fnnfEahia pfptHeflNsasss - fNs sHit ~
CATucAnr LANDS ~ vau rnntefn-
plate maktHn y purchase % a piece @,
land 40 rot faii 60 Inspect this prop.
srfF Tracts - n 20 arres can -
laarchassd a. very sttrertirs prices and
on ssfy easy terms See
WEST WHEELER
ffp CaIman nisrE Main iitT
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pom Hesisferrt f}efkshfrs sna.
vfft PIC registered boar ard berkshire
pirs months old nee takes the
bunch John atich~it Harper WASH.
rHoHoUGHnnEp firh, nrshsaa hens !
~~e~~~s~-~~~~~N~~~~~D~~ ~~-~~l~S~~s~~~~~~~~~>
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ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW

RUSSELL. n rkRRFt.ie-sss y v pW
General practice estates laws husband
anf wife consultation free Eeleti stA
Mr. FRANCIS KANE---An business per
tzining 20 Law. So green hlds Elliott
-ces
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s--For Sale Miscellaneous


HAaft Ann HNns
sold az direct. from the factory prices
pont rsy dealers prefit We man
ufsetufs our awu roods ana sell any
enc on Zone Price 60 eNefs body rlsn.
our complete catalogue Ne. "a cent
free on request nig stock Prompt
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ie--Male Help Wanted

WANTED BOYS over ~ years - age
20 carry good paper r0utes IN the TINT
vsrsiiy district Call The star. Main
stae circulation department
Charlevoix county herald., 1915-02-06
Gumption on the Farm

The man who is governed by good
wife is well and wisely ruled.
Whistle and hoe, save as you go;
old age won't be 80 dull then, you
know.
Soap-suds will kill plant lice. So
will tobacco extract, kerosene emul-
sion or whale-oil soap.
Steel tools put in barrel or air.
slaked lime will never rust. l have
always kept my spades and such tools
In lime.
Alfalfa is the great farm enricher.
Those who are learning how to grow
II successfully connect it in their
minds with lime, and with incubation
Of the field where it is sown. The
field can be inoculated by spreading
over II 200 pounds or more per acre
OF soil from good alfalfa field, and
narrowing It and the seed in together
at once. DR.. Z. II. jenkins of the
Connecticut Experiment Station, states
that soil from good sweet-clover field
IL equally able to provide the bacteria
which lives I'm the nodules of the al
falfa roots, and which enables this
plant to take the nitrogen from the air.
Charlevoix county herald., 1915-02-06
MORE STRENGTH
FOR OLD PEOPLE
Mrs. HutchiSon-Eighty- 0ne
Years 0Id-USeS No 9th
er Tonic but Vin0I and Rec /,
OmmendS 1t to Friends.

Greenville, S. Cit is with pleasure
] tell others of the great benefit have
derived from Vinol, for the past several
years. am 81 years old and | find vi
mol gives me strength, healthy appe-
tite and overcomes nervous disorders.
Vinol is the only tonic reconstructor l
have used for several years. l have
recommended it to a great many of my
friends and it has always proved salts
factory" = Mrs. M. A. HUTCHINSON,
Greenville, S. G.
Such cases as the above are constantly
coming to our attention. If people in
this vicinity only realized how Vinol in
vigorates old people we would not be
able to supply the demand.
1t is the tissue building, curative ele-
ments of the Gods livers, aided by the
blood making strengthening properties
of tonic iron contained in Vinol, that
makes it so successful in building up
strength for old people, delicate chill
dren and for all rundown conditions.
Vinol is also most successful remedy
for chronic coughs, colds and bronchitis.
If it fails to benefit any one who tries
it we return your money.
Charlevoix county herald., 1915-02-06

A man can always count upon his
wife to agree with him if he doesn't
want her TO.
Charlevoix county herald., 1915-02-06

aided by her mate, who came hurried
ly to the spot from his perch In an
adjacent apple tree.
Very soon the two birds were
routed by the overpowering number
of sparrows and were chased away by
them. The robins alighted in a tree
on the edge of the garden and made
frequent and frantic essays at return
ing to the vine as with the hope OF
recapturing their home, but were each
time met by horde of sparrows and
driven back.
Meantime another set of the vic
ious little marauders were busy at
dismantling the robins nest. They
tumbled the pretty eggs out of the
nest and smashed them on the porch
floor, and then picked and tore at the
nest until they had big hole through
the bottom of it and its sides were
broken and ragged. The work of ruin
complete, the sparrows seemed to exult
over their dastardly work.
with the departure of the sparrows
from the vine the robins ventured
back to the scene and not sparrow
interfered with their return. The
grief of the robins was pitiful to see,
and after fiuttering about their ruined
home a while and inspecting it while
the sparrows watched them from all
sides. chattering like so many little
fiends in enjoyment of the discomfi-
ture of the robins, the despoiled pair
flew to the apple tree, sat there few
moments in silent and mournful con-
temptation of the wreck of their home
and hopes and then flew away and
came back no more.
THAT the sparrows had daily
watched that pair of robins patiently
build their nest and waited until the
eggs had been deposited in the nest,
twittering and chirping cheerily mad
encouragingly at them as the work
progressed, so that the work of de-
struction they were intending in their
wicked little hearts might be the more
overwhelming and complete, had no
more doubt than that the nest was
built.
1T was case of premeditated van
dalism of the most heartless kind and
not only changed my opinion of the
English sparrow but changed it so
thoroughly that | am scattering lead
among them now with a shotgun in
stead of crumbs with my hand. >
New York Sun.
Charlevoix county herald., 1915-02-06
BOLTS WANTED.

We want to buy few hundred cords
of four-foot bolts in soft elm, hemlock,
spruce, pine and balsam, 6" and up in
diameter, smooth, straight stock, all cut
40" long. Will buy same delivered on
car on f. j. & S. r. X. or in our yard.
EAST JORDAN, CABINET co.
Charlevoix county herald., 1915-02-06
SEVENTY SEVEN YEARS OLD.

George W. Clough, Prentiss, Miss,
who had suffered greatly with kidney
trouble, writes: Foley Kidney Pills
are the only remedy that ever did me
any good at all F." Just think of the relief
and comfort that means to him. Foley
Kidney Pills are recommended for
sleep disturbing bladder troubles, pain
in sides or back, rheumatism, and
kidney and bladder ailments.-Hites
Drug Store.
Charlevoix county herald., 1915-02-06
CRUELTY OF THE sPARRows
Shown In a Raid Upon the Nest Of
= Robins.

'T have always had kind word for
the English sparrow" said a suburb
ante, but / have had to change my
mind. I'm afraid I did not know the
English sparrow after all.
"An old fashioned grape vine clam
bers over the lattice work of a back
porch that a window at which / sit
a great deal looks out upon. The
porch is not more than eight feet wide,
and so l was surprised this spring to
see a pair of robins preempt nook
among the branches of the grape vine
and make preparations for building
their nest there, almost within reach
of where l sat.
Il sat there every day and watched
the progress of that nest building,
from the wonderful weaving of the
outer walls with straws and sticks and
bits Of stringy the fashioning of them
into the strong and symmetrical rim
OF the cuplike interior to the lining
of this softer and warmer material.
From the beginning of the neat
building by the robins / noticed that
groups of sparrows watched the pro-
gress OF the work, twittering all the
time cheerily and evidently greatly
interested in the proceedings, but not
once exhibiting any hostility toward
the robins, which l had always been
told were especially attacked by the
pugnacious sparrows and persistently
driven away by them. This conduct
of the sparrows pleased me.
Instead of pitching into the robins
and driving them away said l. the
sparrows are actually cheering them
on and encouraging them. How easy
it is to give a thing a bad name!'
"The robins at last finished their
nest, and the female began her laying
The time came when the female robin
remaining on the nest showed that
her eggs were all in the nest and she
had begun their incubation.
Then the utter wickedness of spar
rows was revealed to me. This was
the time they had been waiting for.
Nothing could be palmer, for poor
Mrs. Robin had settled herself on her
eggs but a very short time when, as
if by prearrangement, sparrows came
bouncing down upon her from every
direction, their cheerful chirping
changed to vicious shrieks. The rob-
in, taken by surprise by this fierce
and sudden assault, made a desperate
effort to defend herself and her home
Charlevoix county herald., 1915-02-06
W. c. SPRING DRUG co.

AS a sticker, the chronic bore has a
porous plaster beaten to a FRAGILE.
A harp and crown await the man who
lives up to his wife,s expectations.
One kind OF hustler is a man who
never has occasion to buy an umbrella.
Girls, If you are afraid to spend an
evening alone occasionally, don't marry
Charlevoix county herald., 1915-02-06

Probably Solomon was the one who
married all the girls he ever loved.
A dashing widow says that old maids
are embers from which the sparks have
fled.
Charlevoix county herald., 1915-02-06

Those contemplating the purchase of
a Monument can save money by inter-
viewing Mrs. George Sherman who is
local agent for well known manufact-
urer of high grade monuments.
Charlevoix county herald., 1915-02-06
$11.2

All located aud being in the County
of Charlevoix, State of Michigan
Dated, November 4, 1914
THE TRIANGLE LAND CO.
(Signed) Chas. G. DeCamp, Sec'y.
Place of Business, Lansing, Mich.
Unable to ascertain whereabouts or
post office address.
State of Michigan, CO
County of Charlevoix %
hereby certify and return that after
careful inquiry, | am unable to ascer-
tain the whereabouts or post office ad-
dress of Mary Moran or Henry Barman
or the heirs, or the whereabouts or
post office address of the executor, ad-
ministrator, trustee or guardian of said
Mary Moran or Henry Barman.
further certify and return that said
notice was delivered to me for service
on the 10th day of January, 1915.
Dated the 10th day OF January, 1915.
My fees, S1.10.
CHARLES NOVAK,
Sheriff of said County.
Charlevoix county herald., 1915-02-06
NOTICE

To the owner or owners of any and all
interests in, or liens upon the land
herein described;
TAKE NOTICE, That sale has been
lawfully made of the following describ-
ed land for unpaid taxes thereon, and
that the undersigned has title thereto
under tax deed or deeds issued there
for, and that you are entitled to re-
conveyance thereof, at any time within
six months after return of service OF
this notice, upon payment to the under
signed or to the Register in Chancery
of the county in which the lands lie, of
all sums paid upon such purchase to-
gether with one hundred per centum
additional thereto and the fees of the
sheriff for the service or cost of publica-
ton of this notice, to be computed as
upon personal service of declaration
as commencement of suit, and the fur
Their sum of five dollars for each des-
cription without other additional costs
or charges. If payment as aforesaid is
not made, the undersigned will instit-
ute proceedings for possession of the
land.
DESCRIPTION: Lot Four, of Sec
ton Eight, Town Thirty-eight North,
Range Eleven West. Containing thirty
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FORECLOSURE sAIyq

SUPREME COURT COUNTY az -
1ork.-Janes r. March. PIaisfis NV
CaTnihe Marasco ana PietrO Mir. .sAns
ecut0rs, etc. 81 a.. Defendantg a. TX.
~ pursuance ~ judgment u so...,.
and sale. duly made and erfo,.d iilysI's
above entitled action and hear,r1 a. ns
ISd day ~ March. 1914 and A. set ~
OF An order ~ resale made ara aD,'..istslcs
the office 81 the Clerk 81 he Ca.lsl q
New York OF the goth day ~ u,,.ottI 4
J. the undersigned the referee h. ~ blS.
ment and order ~ resale nasrGi - l9is.
al public auction. AZ the Fx-a.oz. ~
room. No. - 20 - Vesey g,rse. o@iss.
Borough " Manhattan. CITY u NJ. ~
on The 27th day 81 April 1915. Al n 90, s,s5s
noon on tnaf day. by Joseph r D., Nflts
tiOnoer. the premises directed bv 80 ae-
ncnt TO he sold. and therein dss.r,,..s,' is'
follows: '"i a.
AL those certain lots pieces or n.,..,.
land. with the buildings and irr,.go..-ss.s x
thereon erected. situate wing ~ 'yyssannen;,
the Borough - Manhattan u ne c,.s =
New YORK. In the County and Sc. - ~, q
York bounded and described a. NeE
Beginning az the corner formed bv -.
tefsection ~ the southeriy side Of Brs,..--..
street with the casteriy side N ~ -.
Street; running thence easterly. ~gb
soGthcrly side Of BrO0me Street So. ~
two feet snd eight and thre. .c',s.-..I
Inches. thence sDutherly. and parafls1
nearly go. with Mott Street one r., .
and three fret and four inches. i1slIse
westerly. and parallel. ~ nearly % -
BroOme street seventy feet ana 80
Inches % the eastefly sl0r o. wott g,,,s1..'
and thence nOrtherIy along tie as....,,
side 81 Mott Street. one hundred ana 49,
foot and nin' and o1e-haf Inches 10 ~
point OF place ~ beginning ~
BE- tho said several dimensions nor.
less
DATED New York April Z. 1915
ANDREW J SHIPalAy
,,r-,.,.,.- ,.,,. ,......,. Referee
Plaintiff. 16j Broad way Manhattan ~ -
York City.
The following is . diagram - The uro,..,
10 be- sold. is street number o. $3.50 Broo-.
Street
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Tho approx.mat" amount - 80 'n 'gbo aS1,
charge. 10 satisfy which i'e s,s,ssa
scribed property IS g. he SOL .l,h, Do.
Thousand Two Hundred 80. 81. with
lar. spG ine Gtsa f2om he ai Jay o. "a s.
,T,rsS' 1915 together WIN costs sn ,a,.
io uS. amounting 10 tlito' WIN VIM Siih
EST from March 3rd. 1871. l' ,soocori nat.
The ~, nss' ~, taIes a.sesslnenis 20 .
Ns's sIlc ', 10 the purchaser ou' eo. y
nurehE.o money or paid o' 'Hv ,,srest
is $40 so. besides pe.,Sst..,h ~ tsi5.
'IU1't,NiPDEN DOUGHER1N Eeisl-
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The approximate sUrl.. NJ no Lea a.
property b. LOO boz sold i- twenty even ~
sand. sis hundred for. four and S,i;,
tS27.5ts 500 dollars rifn interest ,hs,.o,
from the 2ith day ~ February 1910 ~
gcther with the costs and allowances smovr,.
ing to ss hundred tlirfs-rHs and Ss.i,,
$3.50 90 dollars. vi'h interest from Nans
3d. 1914 together with rHc expenses o, h,
sale
Said premises shall Boo sold sub,ec. "a
mortgage 81 slf-.500 vl.h Interest th.res,
from November LIST. 1914 THE spproxlr.,s
amount 81 theftaSes assessor snt. and v,,,,
rates. or other liens. which are 70 bs 4.
lowed 20 the purchaser our ~ ,he purchss.
money. or paid hy the referee IS ygBl
and interest.
Dated. New 1or' Arr' t-t 1918
ANDREW OIL -HIPMAN.
Referee
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SUMMONS.

NEW york SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK
Couuty-1he New York sa7ings Bank. Pairiif
against john A. Anger, t. Il. Walden lwh09c mr.,
usre d unknown 10 plaintiff. but who IS Designated
90 the order appointing him Trustee, as nereinaieI
,,ated + Il. Wsden"). Thomas II. Van Bos
'rrck samuel RoTlaud. trustees IN bankruptcy
~ John 4. Auger, Elizabeth Anger: Louis }.
Anger: Bessie kleinmau: Sarah Seletzky: The PGo-
III, Bank OF New York CITY: David kl!lg-f doing
bushes, under the name of Ofienia. restaurant anl
Marry Seifsr, doing business under tho name OF
Solicit Bros Defendants. County Clerks No. -aO--
1915. supplemental summons.
TO the above named Defendants: You arc hereby
summoned TO answer the ended complaint, IN tbs
action and 20 serve copy o. your answer on no
Plaintiffs attorney within twenty dsj alter me
service Of this summons. exclusive u the day 81
service: and IN Of your failure to appear. o.
answer Judgment will be taken against sou by de-
fault tor the relief demanded in the amended COM
p!sluf Trial desired IN the County n New iO,k.
Dated. New York. February 10. 1915.
JOIfN 4 III TTON. PlaiUtiT's Attorney. Oice and
Pot Oficc Address 80 Maiden Lduc. Borough ~
Manhattan city u New FORK.
70 Louis J. Anger Tie foregoing Supplemental
Summons IS served upon sou by publication. puTsu-
ant 10 al order Of Hon. Edward J. GSyegsn jus
'ice az tie supreme Court ~ the STATE ~ New 1or
dated the fltI lay rt March 1871 and lied with
line complaint g. thc onoe ~ the tic"h ~ the
'ouu,, - New York. a. tie County Court House in
tue said County.
Dsted New lork March le. 1915.
John 4 BUTTON. Plaintiffs Attorney, Ofico aud
Post once Address 50 Maiden Lane. Borough Oi
Manhattan. cts N New YORK
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.'----,...,.,,,, ,.,-pr ,1f.\TY OF NEW
81 PREME COZ l.i ~. Insurance Con-.
Npietrti0 against Julia BrJ"ho.-..
Defendant IN '.I, t..f,. made and 81.
81 ioreflo vi" en- .II.,,..s,-,tl,i action sna
tered IN inc ,, S'2 2rd 5.t ~ March. 1911;
bearing dat, tn. 81 ,r. referee IN SAID
Judgment named. NlI lo"rn Nos
tion. - 'h' N'"ai.- '.,,sb ot MAJ
I4-lV N"r'F y.... u tie 9th -.
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STppoc,rrS' NOTICES.

IN puRsuANcE or .T QRphss o. ,S..t sVsSis B.
r. AbLH ~, york NOTICE Il nefeo, e..
sG'1 ssr,' NJ Gssias claims ssaia't s2gh. 70 ",
~. ci zoe count, q Nes NofA . i 10 10 -.
So A. pisce N trausaeins o.slle' - q "
Road Street. ir The CTS q Ne" i0tA'
foro the gOth day of May neit. ,..,.o,bes plt
n.tI ~ York The ieth dsy q No,-ls,ss,slaL
NA'sN CRENyilLE VERNON. Ad-siDS
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COUNTY COURT.
o. EE\S COUNTY.
snip pEnE C0Ipy

Vt EENS IUI MY.
SUPREME COURT.
Pa; hElLi. .. Part il-NArPER. J.
calender iu Part 7 It 30 a m
i Is required fia' the name o. trial counsel he
fled with -he clerk iu Part I before the calendar
IS made ~
No cf-s wii DO hcif - 'hc engagement Of coun-
DEL u1lc,, h!s name Las been .i-i with tns CLERK
Attention ~ thr BH 3, Hailel g. Rule g. and
s t1it'.r NJlts que county.
t.-.s mu't JOE rcsiF fD THAI when rca-l-d n
.-.--
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panual Molostowsky

I TWTIR a NHfTJ ''"I'''''
WILLS FOR PROBATE.
! t,h, u,cter Joseph Edward 'hsu1ts
| IIoh, ~ Iiuio, Carlotta Chisrarei
''''' Trial Torn SCHULZ. g.
CONTESTED WILLS.
| Uerrieita Cerii'z Irnst Spormsh
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DISTRICT COURT.

JuV CaIead
Room S37 Postoiiice BUILDING
Siive- a Gender Re NmGrantBnown
,irgart jJHGncockMutII DOn6huei DLtWKk
.lnr.rf -MassMmIIAfn MlM ALlOAsranlioNh ~
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NEW YORK COUNTY.

Appellate Divlson-lst Dept.--Re,e ss.
Appellate Tetm-GUY ~. BLUR and PkNDL-h-
ron. D.
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suRR0CATE,S NOTICE.


ctr,r,rER AMELIA GERTRUDE. In pur.
suanco Of an order OF Honorable hob'rt
tudI,r Fowler n Surrogate OF tho COUNTY
~ Ne,y York notice IN hereby given 10 ~
oerrons having claims against hfuenh
rer,r,,de cutter (also known % A., Ger
trudo Cutter) lste Of the County OF N.W
yorit decoased. to present the same WIN
,,ourhers thereof 20 tho subscribers at tn"lI
niaco Of transscting business. az the ONCE
81 Miller. King, Lane e. Traford. NO ~
Droadway Borough Of Manhattan, Ne,
York city, Oh OF before the 3Oth Gay "a
June next IN, ,o,A
Dated New York December gro i'A'
GEORGE RAMSEY,
w McMASTER MILLS,
Temporary Administrators
MILLER. KING, LANE a. TIM ~
Attorneys for Temporary AdmlhlstI st ,'
so Broadway. Borough OF hshhA''""'
New York city. ------
EIIINELANDER, LAURA YIN pursuance
OF an order Of Hon. John L. Cohalan'
Surrogate Of the County OF New YORK. no.Ice
II hereby given 70 all persons having cih,i.s
ngalnst Laura Y. Rhinelander, late OF tno
County OF New York. deceased. TO preseh'
the same with vouchers thereof 20 tho SUD
scrib9ra ut their place OF transaru1g nuf +,
ness at the ONCE OF Nash Jones. % wan
street, In the City OF New York. ON or beforo
tho LIST day Of August next.
Dated. New York. tine 2lst day OF Jahu'
airy. 1915 ,..., ,>,rouD
CHARLES r. RHlNELANDEh
HERMAN LEROY EDGAh,
Executors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-05
CHRISTIAN BOND.
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