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The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-02-03
GEORGIA -cSn.i.u.d


Atlanta, Ga.
TUE AMERICAN TOBACCO CO., New York
TUXEDO tobacco for the past sixty days
has shown a wonderful growth in all my FIVE
retail stores.
CRUICKSHANK CIGAR COMPANY,
c. Criickshank, Pres.
Macon, Ca
TgBgAMERIcAN TOBACCO Co., New YORK:
It gives us pleasure to inform you that the
sale of TUXEDO smoking tobacco has favor
ably increased with US.
MIDLAND PHARMACY,
A. l.. Mack, Mgr.
Macon, Ga.
THE AMERICAN ToBAcco Co, New YORK:
We are pleased to say that TUXEDO has
shown remarkable gain for the past months.
THE Drummer DRUG CO.,
G. f. Drummer, Vice-Pres & Gen. Mgr
Macon, Ga.
THE AMERICAN TOBACCO Co., New YoRK:
am glad to say that TUXEDO has shown
q most remarkable increase in the past few
mouths.
J.F. HERRING
Americas, Ga.
Tue AMERICAN ToBAcco Co., New York:
This is to advise that TUXEDO is now
our best seller in a Zoe, tin.
SOUTHERN RESTAURANT,
Per W. c. White.
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GEORGIA

Atlanta Ga.
The AMERICAN ToBAcCO Co, New YoRK:
l wish to congratulate you on the Increased
sale of TUXEDO tobacco as my sales are show
ing wonderful increase daily on this brand
do when you get it before the public like you
have been doing.
J. n. HGRSCH.
Americas, Ga.
The AMERICAN TOBACCO Co, New YoRK:
/ am plea ed to advise that TUXEDO is
showing the largest increase of any Zoe. tobacco
IN our stand.
WINDSOR HOTEL CIGAR STAND,
Chas. W. Rogers, Mgr
Macon, Ga.
The AMERICAN TOBACCO Co, New YORK:
TUXEDO is showing the largest increase
Of any ten-cent seller in our store.
LOHS TOBACCO CO., INC,
Julius l.. Lob, Mgr.
Macon, Ga.
THE AMERICAN TOBACCO Co., New YoRK:
We are pleased to advise that there has
been a marked increase on the sale of TUXEDO
tobacco with us for the past sixty days. We
believe this brand is giving entire satisfaction
and that its growth will continue.
PALMETTO PHARMACY,
+. G. Jacobs, Prop.
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ALABAMA

Montgc merry, Ala.
TUE AMERICAN ToBACCoCo., NEwYoRK:
We are very much gratifed to note
the steady increase TUXEDO tobacco
is making in this territory. There has
been continued increase in the sales of
TUNEDO with us.
WINTER LOEB GROCERY CO.,
Per V. Loeb.
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Retailers in The South Offer
mendous Increasing Demand
GEORGIA - Consinusd

GEORGIA - Continued
Atlanta, Ga.
The AMERICAN TOBACCO Co., New YoRK:
can see great Improvement in the sale
Of TUXEDO tobacco. You can't hold back q
piece of tobacco that has the goods in IL like
TUXEDO. / take great pleasure in recom-
mending it to my friends and customers.
JAMES SHARP.
Americas, Ga.
The AMERICAN ToBAcco Co., NEW YoRK:
am pleased to advise you that TUXEDO
smoking tobacco is now our best seller in Zoe.
tins
HOOKS PHARMACY,
VIC. Hooks, Sec'y & Treas.
Athens, Ga.
THE AMERICAN TOBACCO Co., NEw YORK:
| want to state for your information, that
it is wonderful what strides TUXEDO has
made in the last few months. We are now
handling at least ten times as much as we did
six months ago.
TALMADGE BROS. & CO.,
Per ]. E. Talmadge, Jr.
Athens, Ga
THE AMERICAN ToBAcce Co., NEW YORK:
1t is remarkable how TUXEDO has grown
since last July. We are now buying TUXEDO
eighteen or twenty gross at time.
nDAnC t,nnp
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NORTH CAROLINA
Charlotte, N. G.

Charlotte, N. G.
THE AMERICAN ToBAcco Co., New YORK:
This is to certify that am now selling more
l0c tins of TUXEDO tobacco than any other
brand of Zoe. goods, and find that the trade
is increasing every day ON TUXEDO.
W. w. DAVIS.
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for Pipe and Cigarette
KENTUCKY

KENTUCKY
$40 ". Broadway, Louisville, Ky.
TIE AMERICAN TOBACCO Co., New YORK:
have found TUXEDO to be increasing in
sales to great extent for the past four months.
MRS. JOHN r. ROSE.
Louisville, Ky.
THE AMERICAN TOBACCO Co., New York:
We are pleased to inform you that after
checking up our business for the last six months,
we find TUXEDO tobacco has shown a remark
able increase.
TAYLOR-BENNErT DRUG CO.,
L. II, Bennett, Mgr.
Louisville, Ky.
The AMERICAN TOBACCO Co., New York:
TUXEDO tobacco dcservedly enjoys an
enormous sale in each Of our six stands. 1t is
giving entire satisfaction to our trade, and is
making new friends every day.
THE TAYLOR-MADE CHAIN DRUG
STORES,
II. A. Taylor.
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KENTUCKY -csAtinusA
Paducah, Ky.

Paducah, Ky.
THE AMERICAN TOBACCO Co, New York:
Am glad to advise that TUXEDO is max
ing the most noticeable increase of any tin
tobacco we handle.
ARCADE CIGAR STORE,
Fred. Kopf, Prop.
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WASHINGTON, D. c.

Washington, d. =.
THE AMERICAN TOBACCO Co., New YoRK:
TUXEDO shows steady increase in sales,
and is one Of our best Zoe. sellers.
WASHINGTON TOBACCO COMPANY,
+. W. Plugge, Sec'y.
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w. ]. ADAMS & BROS.
WEST VIRGINIA

Bhe6eld, w. Va.
TIE AMERICAN TOBACCO Co., New York:
This is to certify that TUXEDO is in-
creasing nicely in our territory. Our increase
for the past four months has been approximately
rs per cent
BLUEFIELD GROCERY CO,
r. E. Lazenby, Mgr.
Hinton, W. Va.
TnE AMERICAN ToBAcco Co., NEW YORK:
A recent review of our sales Of tobaccos in
10c. tins discloses fine increase in the sale of
TUXEDO; in fact, it is now leading and the
present demand is steady, with new friends
made daily.
We hear great deal of favorable comment
On TUXEDO.
MCCREERY CIGAR STORE,
BY f. p. McCreery.
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FLORIDA
Jacksonville, Fla.

Jacksonville, Fla.
The AMERICAN ToBAcco Co., New YoRK:
In the past six months, our sales Of TUX
EDO have increased at least 200 per cent, and
are still growing, which is proof that quality
tells. We know TUXEDO has the quality and
stand back Of every package we sell.
LEE T. MOORE & co.
Jacksonville, Fla.
The AMERICAN ToBAcco Co., New York;
There has been phenomenal increase in
the sales of TUXEDO in our territory during
the past six months. We have had numerous
expressions from our customers in regard to tho
high quality Of this tobacco.
c. M. LEWIS co.
By G. M. Lewis
11Main Street, Jacksonville, Fla.
Tn AMERICAN TOBACCO Co., New YoRK:
/ want TO take this opportunity to advise
you that our Christmas trade on TUXEDO in
creased materially, and TUXDEO is now our
TOM DOZIER.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-03-02
BRADSTREET'S VERMONT
WEEKLY TRADE REPORT

BraGStrcct's Burlington Office reports
business among the numbering interests
and users of lumber is sin on the up
ward grade The fan of snow during the
past week has tended to relieve uneasi-
ness apparent upon saw mill owners, who
report the seasons cut of logs has been
nearly all cleaned up, Three weeks more
Of scasonablc weather and shedding Will
sec practically all Of the cut in mill Yards,
The expression among lumbcrmcn is more
optimistic than was apparent six weeks
ago. The demand is heavy. prices ad-
yancing, and prospects are that this de-
mond will remain iirm
Shortage of labor at lumber mills is
noted, and some complaint is heard re-
gardinE the question of deliveries on the
part of railroads Bobbin manufacturers
note the demand for their class Of goods
keeps up well. The outlook in this line Is
for a steady business, as there appears
to hc plenty of orders in the field.
Veneer manufacturers arc operating to
capacity, and are having difficulty in get
ting out orders by reason of such demand
Furniture manufacturers report plants
better employed and Il larger amount Of
business than WAS apparent a year ago
TINS time, Manufacturers of turned wood
novelties are employed to capacity and
some of them are operating nights, Piano
| pack manufacturers are reasonably busy.
such Is the general condition among wood
ana lumber users. Paper manufacturers
| are operating to capacity and prices are
advancing. Wooden mills appear to have
| plenty of business on hand and the de-
mand reasonably active.
! The month of February has seen retail
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-03-02
LIFE IN MEXICO.
d. i. Ramsay Addresses Church Club
on the Restless Country.

John T. Ramsay of Charlotte. for
many Years a resident of Mexico, where
he Travelled in all parts Of the country.
supervising the construction of many of
its most important railways. and bocom-
lng thoroughly familiar with Mexican
life and customs, delivered an interest
Ing address on Mexico. at tho dinner for
the men of the College Street Church.
Monday evening III the church parors.
The speaker was introduced by Dr.
T.. IL clark and the address was fol-
lowed by informal remarks by Prof.
;. +. Emerson +. $. pcasc. T.. s. Dean
ana the Roy. Dr. l. g. Smart. pastor of
the church. The supper was served by
the well known catcrcss Miss Lucinda
Smith.
Mr. Ramsay first described the ply
steal aspects of tho country. cnphasiz.
ins the fact that il was divided nearly
its entire length by mountains which
could be crossed easily only at Culiacan
in tho south unless the traveller en-.
tered the United states, 50 that the in
habitants of the east and west coasts
were greatly diverse i'm all respects. He
reviewed the political history OF the
country from the time of the Spanish
conquest and said that it was an almost
impossible task to form frcc-born cit.
zcns of Il republic out of this hcterogenc-
Gus mass of inhabitants. OF tho 1900 O0)
Of population, II 10000 are either pure
Indians or half-hreeds who know moth
ing Of civilization. The Mexican In
dams are a peaceful, law-ablding pas
toral people, true to their friends, hut
q NGrnng 70 b.i
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-03-02
BOY GIVEN 4 TRIAL.
Case against William Dccuisr Con-
tinucd in United states Court.

William Dceuise, the 1!-year-o!d youth
who was indicted by the grand jury OF
the present term OF United States court
for the district of Vermont, now sitting
at the federal building in this city. was
arraiGned Tuesday morning before
Judge Iiarland Il. Howe and pleaded not
guilty. The boy was indicted ON the
charge of having rifled the post box OF
II. H. Ross, secretary of the Grand Ma
sonic lodge Of Vermont. located in the
Masonic Temple. The case Against the
boy was continued ana bail was fixed at
sloe, which was furnished by his father
Augustus j. Deguisc. The boy was
given to understand that he must conduct
himself in proper manner in the flu
ture and attend school.
At the opening Of the afternoon session
of court :. :. Gushing of 81. Adams
States attorney Of Franklin county. was
admitted to practice before the bar of the
district United States court o: Vermont.
The remainder Of the time of both
morning and afternoon sessions was
taken UP with the case of Hattie f.
Moses against james *. Howe, which
was begun last week Wednesday.
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ed for the corresponding month Of 1915.
,Iobbors for the most part report money
coming in little better and colIectiotis
improving. Three mercantile failurca were.
reported during the week lust closed in
this state. Tho month SO far has record
ed ten failures, only two of which i'm
VOWED $1,000 or over. Tho same month of
last year recorded for the same rcriod -
like number Of failures, one Of which cv-
cccdcd $4,000 in amount Of NANCY In
VOWED. In round numbers, Tn. total as
sets of those failing for the period I'm fin,
month of February 1915, was S2ioao
against $4,000 for that month in 1919. and
liabilities were $4,000 in 1916 AGAINST $50 .
go in 1915.
February 20. 1916
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-03-02
Central Vermont nv
Time Table in Effect Sept. IL, 1915.
TRAINS LEAVE BURLINGTON.

4:IO "A. m. daily. for Montreal and
Chicago.
C:l5 a. m, except Sunday, for Bo..
ton Springfield ard New York.
Broilcr buffet parIor car from
Burlington. without ch2nge
due Boston i.35 p. IN
1925 a. m, c&ccpt Sunday. for St
Johnsbury and Portland.
1910 a. m, except sunday, for Rich.
ford. Montreal and ottawa.
1O.l0 a. m. Sunday only for St. Al.
bans.
.OJ a. m. daily. for Boston, Spring.
field and New York: for New
London week days only.
Through parlor cars and dining
cars Essex Junction to Boston
and New York.
d.2O p. m, except Sunday. for St
Johnsbury,
d.i0 r. m. except Sunday. for ST. Al,
bans. Rouses Point, Ogdens-
burg, Richford and Montreal
Also for Montpelier and White
River Junction.
C.,E p. m, daily. for Montreal and
Chicago. STANDARD sleeper daily
and tourist sleeping cars Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays
TO Chicago. without change
C.I5 y. m, Sunday only, for White
River Ju ction.
III 40 D. m. daily Tor Boston and
New York. Through sleeping
cars from Essex Junction to
Boston and New York via
Springfield
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-03-02
CHARGED WITH FORGERY.

ora Kellogg, aged -, who is said to have
been sojuuIninG i'm Staubrdge East, T. G..
since last Thursday, alichtcd from the
seven O'Clock train in Barrc Monday
nicht and stepped into the waiting Gus
tudN Of officer John T.. Dinner, who
placed him under arrest on a charge of
forgery, Check manipulations aggrcgat-
Ing $to arc charged against Kellogg, who
Is alleged to have used the name of Alur-
ray cutler, prominent East Montpelier
farmer, IN carrying on lis operations.
kellogg had been enjoyed as laborer at
the Cutler farm. where it is supposed he
obtained access to Mr.. Cutters checil
book. He was held in $3.50 for the March
term Of Washington county court.
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PERSONAL EVANGELISM.
subject of Conference of ComSrcgn-
t.onnI Ministers from Four Countries.

Sixteen Congregational minister's from
the counties OF Chttendcn, Franklin
Grand Isle and I.amoillc met Tuesday
afternoon and evening at the First
Church parish house in this city, at one
Of five simultaneous meetings held by
the Congregational ministers Of Yer
mont for prayer and discussion Of the
subject of personal EVANGELISM" Tho
other meetings were held at Rutland.
Bellows Falls. Montpelier and st. Johns
bury The clcrgymeu in attendance at
the Burlington meeting were the guests
of the Ladies' AuXiliary Of the First
Church at Il supper served at six o'clo;l
in the parish house, Mrs l.. VI. STYLES
and Mrs. +. II. Brown were the chair
men of the committee having the sumner
in charge.
During the afternoon and evening con-
fcrcnces, the subject of personal evan
Gcism was discussed by the Rev. T.. =.
Hyde Of Jcffersonyillc, the Roy Or
!. q. Smart of Burlington spoke on
Pastors I.enton Glasses the Rev.
+. Wilson Day of Franklin spoke ON
"EvanGeism Through the Sunday
School" the Rev, {, y. Curtis Of Willis
ton on Special Evangclslic Services"
the Rev c, l.. Hayward Of Ninooskl
ON "Other Methods of Evanccllsm." and
the Rev. G. G. Adams of Darlington ON
sources of Power" The Rev John Van
Burke of Swanton and the Roy. g. l.
Peterson of East berkshire also paye
Interesting addresses.
The other ministers Attending the con-
ference were the Rev ". w. Smith or
Colchester the Rev. T.. o. ros,nr of
Essex Junction, the Rev. Mr. uor,inr-
way of Hinc9burS the Roy. +. II ror-
mum of Jericho, the Rev. II. n. Strorr
Of Milton, the Rev. Charles Wottie or
Richmond, the Rev. W. l.. Wood Of
south Hero and the Rev. S. w. Authory
Of ST. Adams,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-03-02
MAY GET REM.\RD.

Deputy Shcriffs ~. G. Lawson and f..
II. Sloan of Montpelier have received re-
port from Senator Dillingham; relative 10
the case of Charles liazlet, the man they
arrested several months ago as Il
desclter When tho man was turned over
to the authorities at Fort Ethan Allen
they were told. it is said, that an in
vestgation would be made before pay
ing tho $50 rcWArd.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-03-02
NORWICH MANS INVENTION.

Recently erected in the granite-cutting
sheds of Phillips a Slack in Northhed,
under tine direction of its inventor, Elroy
Chase, IS Il granite wing machine
that contains several improvements not
found upon other machines of the same
typo" II is estimated to do the work of
from - to 100 cutters with hand tools
ana Mt about one-thrd the cost. The
No0nr inventor Is graduate of Nor
WITCH in 1903. The firm of philbps x Slack
gave him place in their shed, in which
:" conduct his experiments and perfect
his device. \ patent was secured and
aijcr - year or Two the rights wore sold
for ~ good sum. In making the sale how
ever he right was reserved to build ono
of the machines for the firm that pro-
Nid"d space ana material during the eX-
rermcnial stages of the invention.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-03-02

Joseph Cauo, Jr. the ~ months old son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Cano o. Barre. Is
ruiferiug from fearful burns inflicted
when he fen into n mop pail OF water
Sunday afternoon. Mrs Cano left the
pail ON the floor for few moments Whlle
she stepped into an adjoining room. cries
from the kitchen led to the discovery OF
the baby partially immersed i'm the water.
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tS't This OUt---yt Is Worth Money

DON'T MISS thus. cut out this slip,
enclose with be to Foley & CO., Chicago.
H., writing your name and address
clearly. You win receive in return "A
package containing Folcy's Honey and
Tar Compound, for lagrippc, coughs,
colds and Group, Foley Kidney Pills, and
Foley Cathartic Tablets. j. w. O'Suni-
van, (Adv)
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-03-02

The Rev. Bert J. Iehgh of OsWcgo,
y. Y. has accepted the call to the pas
toIatc Of the Baptist Church of Barre.
He VIII probably assume his duties late
in March.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-03-02
CLERGYMAN HEADS RIFLE CLUB.

colonel Ira T." Reeves, who is one Of
tho 20 directors of the National Rife As
ISOLATION, says he believes the Bethel
Rjhc ANA Pistol club Is the only rifle
club i'm the United states affiliated with
tho National Rino association, that has
clCr"Nmam for it's prcsihcnt.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-03-02

years old and it was accepted for passage.
The man had carried the ticket in his
pocket for many years.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-03-02
HAS LIABILITIES or siiS15.

\ petition in bankruptcy has been filed
by q. +. Ccrutti of South Rycgate,
granite cutter. lie has liabilities of Sl.4SS.l5
and assets of s1229 OF which $3.50 is
claimed cXcmpt.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-03-02

II your table is "a pleasant place for
pleasant people," advertise for boarders
and make business of taking boarders''
pay.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-03-02

Write nothing but facts into your real
estate adyortisomcut-nu write all of the
facts that are essential.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-03-02
TICKET u YEARS OLD.

y travelling man presented ON the Barre
SUBURBAN train of the Montpelier N Wells
RlNcr road Monday ticket that was 81
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-03-02

DI tafroll y. lioSlpru deceased, vs.. I\cil
Myers ct al, neg.
Hamilton s. Peck. apt. vs.. est. Of
Michael +. Kelley, John Il. Kelley. adm.
IN appeal from comr's.
Independent Pharmaceutical comnanv
vs.. G. +. Thomas, apt. trovcr.
Iclig I;orgor vs.. Jos Yeti. case.
clark a. Rood vs.. H. H. Reynolds. ct
al.
THURSDAY, MARCH &c.
W. w. Smith We. II. II. Reynolds ct
al case.
Town Of South Burlington vs.. Chas.
Marsh ct al case.
J.. \. Jcweit vs.. Buell. White ct al,
tn spass.
Thos, Reeves, tn. bankruptcy Of est.
of Thos. Redmond vs. Katie Redmond.
replevin.
VIM. S. Hamln vs.. r. II. Murphy.
case.
G. r. Arnold VS.. L. X. somers ct al,
case.
j. H. May vs.. s. T.. Pope. trover.
Free Press association vs. I. r. john
son, assp't
FRIDAY. MARCH Il.
6. y. Baldwin vs.. Geo. Palmer, apt
assp't.
Spear Martin EUR Co. va. O. Gilbert
apt. asspt
w. w. Smith ct al vs. j. T. Hunt
false warranty.
John Rlcnt vs.. Tho snare and Tries,
Co, neg.
The Old Bee Hive vs.. Max t. Powell
assp't
b. +. Feinburg W. II. J. Cassard and
IT, assnt
Arthur F.. Culver vs.. Rutland Railroad
Co., neg.
Mary y. Freeman, apt, vs. est o,
Frank r. Freeman, katherine j. Free
man adm'X appeal from comr.
\ W Van ,,,ovo -. 1-o.to.,, r.,,,.
and NM o.rhord 20 assn,,
Mary T.,t,ar,o ~ fob,, rIicci,s =. 81,
eject
Willis ', r,,.r -. ,.,od r.. poa,
osen',
John Foryi!lc VS.. John Casey. 70.
pievin.
~ j. Hai2ht vs.. Fred lioWes ct AL
tort,
j. :. floffion -. Fred Howes ct al
tort.
Fidelity Mutual Life lns. Co. VS.. Louis
'"iodnN ct al, contract.
Fidelity Mutual Life ms. Co. vs.. Louis
NoIou!!y ct A. contract.
MONDAY. MARCH, 20.
r. T. Cumnincs Construction co y,
J. T.. eastman. contract.
John Co.ov rs. John Foryrla ro
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-03-02
JURY CASE CALENDAR.
March Term of Chittrndcn Coun,,
Court Contains 40 for vrinI.

The jury calendar for the March term
of Chttcnden county court which COM
vcncs ut the court house IN this citv ON
TUESDAY March IA. has a total Of iG
cases. They are as follows:
WEDNESDAY, MARCH Il.
Martha l.. Sullivan vs.. John ]. FLYNN
ct al trcspass
Mary NJ. Dakin ct al vs. cst. IIomcr
Kimball. appeal from probate.
VIM. r. Trask, cx'r and tr. VS. / 7.
Karriclt ct al case.
Mary A. IIosford. admir- of the est.
of Carroll y. lIosford, deceased, VS.. Keil
Myers ct al, neg.
Hamilton s. Peck, apt. vs.. est. Of
Michael T. Kelley, John Il. Kelley. adm.
IN appeal from comr's.
Independent Pharmaceutical comnanv
vs.. G. +. Thomas, apt trovcr.
Iclig Borgor vs.. Jos. Yeti. case.
Clark 4. Rood vs.. II. II. Reynolds. %,
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bolt er notiirIid Die ilblibe Som
miiiion.
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Der Heibe mad mie anoerstpo onge.
geben. SIM ean5cn baben fih 6
aonteitnnten pirflih ernit I'M BEN
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nidt on Anitrengitngcn febIen, Inn
sum 8iele al g%elnngeu.
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aenntnis eeiest per0en. Mtit glei.
der Boit miro aitd ioIden &onte-
bic oo5u berehtigt iin0,
ibaen S~ufommenoe aommiiiipn
3ugeiallot mer0en.
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