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The Alaska daily empire., 1920-06-21

Dr Cookfleld, head of the Dominion of Canada Geological Survey party
 or Yukon Territory, recently ar rived in Whitehorse enroute to the Mayo country. There are four men n the party in addition to Dr. COOkfield It will be engaged all summer in survey work in the vic inity of the silver diggings in the Mayo district
 Bob Lesson, veteran klondike prospector, who came into an Irish earldom last year found the title to be an empty one. No estate went with it. At last accounts Bob was in Los Angeles and had not gone back to the country fam ous for it's namesake spuds and political ructiOns.
 A radio station is being installed by the Carlisle Packing Company at it's plant on the lower Yukon River. It's sending range will be limited but sufficient to make communica- tiOn with the Government radios at Nome and St. Michael a practical certainty.
 The Great Northern Mining and Trading Company will complete the installation of dredge at Teller this spring, material and parts be- ing expected in on the first boat from the South. The company ex- poets to have the dredge in operation by August 1.
 Taylor Drury Pedlar and Company received a rather mixed order for goods from one of their down-river interior customers the other day. Among the articles ordered were: one wedding ring, two bottles of whiskey and two nursing bottles. (Whitehorse Star.
 Natives of St. Mary's Igloo section netted approximately $14000 in their fur catching operations last winter. Hcy ocCulcu IOtdl LII oO6 lOhCo and 246 other pelts during the win ter. The white trappers in the same district are also said to have been hugely successful.
 Leonard Seppala recently returned to Nome after making a second trip up the Yukon river. He had as passenger, a Miss Wilson of Mex ico City, whom he took from Fair banks to Nome and thence back a3 far as Ruby.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Zacchareli and Charles J. Vifquain. of Dawson. were married recently in that city Both have been Dawson residents for years. MT. Vifquain being as- sistant general agent and cashier for the White Pass there.
 Lawrence Letnes and Napoleon Guerin recently outfitted at Dawson for an extended prospecting trip in the McMillan. They expect to be absent a year and expect to cover a portion of the territory between the McMillan and Stewart rivers.
 A serious shortage of food supplies is reported from Shishmaref by na- lives arriving at Teller early in the spring. Many people were forced to leave Shishmaref and go to Nome and Teller for grub.
 Nome merchants are predicting big increase in trade between that place and Siberia this summer. Many orders have already been received by them to be delivered at the opening of navigation. Miss Josephine Sundback, daughter of Capt. John Sundback of Nome. was recently married to John Welt Gripp of San Francisco, the cere- mony took place in the later city.
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son Cole. in East Canon

son Cole. in East Canon.
Louise Goss of Eight Mile Park was
visiting at the Dryden home on Ben
nett avenue Monday.
Elmer Kier is making a big improve
ment on the home place by taking out
some old trees and putting up new
fence around 1t.
william Potts and family OF River
side avenue have sold their furniture
and gone to Kelsey. Okla. to make
their home. They never sold their
property. SO may be back some day.
10 live here again.
w. H. Towns and son. Fred. are
down from their ranch in Custer
county and are stopping at the home
place on Douglas avenue.
Mrs. Freeland of Cotopaxi was a
visitor at the Walter Saxon home last
week.
Miss Dusky Baxter spent Sunday at
the Kier home on Stanley avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Threikeld
spent Sunday at the home OF Wilson
Cole and family in East Canon.
his- iouHSou VI Dtuuctt astuur hdS
gone TO Denver to visit her parents.
She was accompanied by her little
daughter and Hazel Mcbride. Hazel
has had her tonsils removed while In
Denver. and IL Is reported that she Is
getting along Ane-
Mrs. Crook and her son of Oak
Creek were visiting relatives in South,
Canon the first of the week.
Mrs. Hargrave visited with her sis
ter. Mrs. Charles Threlkeld. on South
First street, Tuesday.
Mrs. Lulu Shepard of South Fourth
street had the misfortune while fix
ing the fance on her place TO have
nail hy up and hit her in the eye.
causing very serious puncture of
the eyebali. II was necessary for a
surgical operation. She is confined in
the Graves hospital.
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and family OF East Canon Sunday att
fernoon.
Dorothy Dixon was visiting at the
home of Miss Margaret Robson Sun
day afternoon.
Oliver Singleton. 212 Stanley ave-
nue.. attended the directors meeting
of the Fremont County Fruitgrowers'
Association Monday evening.
Mrs George Wilson of Prescott ave-
nue. has been very liz at her home
with tonsilitis the last week
Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Ewell were call.
and wife OF East Canon Sunday after
noon.
Mrs. Barns, son and daughter Of
RushviIle. H., have Joined Nj. Barns
and all are making their home at s15
Bennett street, which Mr.. Barns re-
Gently purchased OF Mrs. Susan Har-
rington
Mrs. Johnny Kieth of Ussie avenue
is going to entertain the South Canon
Crochet Club at her home Thursday
afternoon. May 6.
Mrs. B. F. Kindig has been quite Ill
at her home on Chestnut avenue with
bad cough. which followed the 6u.
Dwight Singleton has recovered his
health and is now able to be back in
school.
friends and neighbors and doing some
needed work on his old home place
Monday
Mrs. Charles Bailey. Jr-. and Miss
Henrietta Pennington. s04 Main street.
spent ;he day at the home OF A. NJ.
Ewell and family. 22O West Catlin
avenue. Friday.
The fruit trees are all coming in
bloom. The pear and plum trees are
in full bloom in South Canon and il
makes beautiful sight.
Mrs George Raper OF Chandler was
visiting at the home of her sister In
law. Mrs. Harve Gardner. Monday.
The Kendall family of South Fourth
street have moved to Myrtle avenue
Della Smith was visiting at the
home OF Inona Neweomb Saturday
afternoon.
tonsiIs removed last Thursday, but is
able TO be at school this week.
Amt Mary Van Meter has moved
from Bennett avenue back a block to
the little Merris house on Bisbee lane
Alfred Threlkeid. little grandson of
Mr. and Mrs Charles Threlkeld OF
South First street. made the trip all
alone from Salt Lake City TO spend
the summer with his grandparents.
He arrived Wednesday.
Joe Kuhlmeyer OF South First
street had a stroke of paralysis and
is in a serious condition.
Mrs. Mary +. Kier is quite III at her
home on Stanley avenue with a Sc
we're case OF nervitis.
Mrs. Charles Richards gave another
public dance at her home on New
York avenue. Saturday night There
was a large crowd at the merry max
ing of the evening and supper was
served.
Mrs. Tiddy OF South First street
spent last week with her sister, Mrs.
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NEWsERRYs RETURN
TO KANSAS HOME

Mr. and Mrs. r. Newberry Of Neo.
desha, Kan, who have been in the
city for the past three weeks, re.
turned to their home Saturday.
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South Canon

Miss Catherine Ewell very charm.
ingly entertained some OF her young
girl friends at a delicious dinner at
her home Sunday. Those who en-
joyed Miss Ewelrs hospitality were
the Misses Naomi Miller, Cora Clark,
Judith Claiming and Gladys Trout.
Howard Bibbler and wife were Wis
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-. - >~@eO>>
Ed O'Brien was delivering trees in
Canon City and Florence last week.
Mrs. Fred Waters has been serious
ly i'll the past TWO weeks. but is con-
vaiescent now.
Mr. and Mrs. Bronson and children
of Fiirence were, Sunday visitors at
the home OF Mrs. Waters.
Areiai Waters spent Sunday In
Florence at the home of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H Allen and Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Harris came down from
their ranches at Bare Hills and are
stopping at the Bert Nicholson home.
E. c. Zinghum was hauling lumber
from Cripple Creek last week for c.
"A. Norman,
Mrs. C.. Wagonmaker was a caller
at the home of Mrs. Cy Ewers Friday.
Mrs. Ed O'Brien spent the first part
of the week in Canon City
Mrs. Fumon has been suffering with
AN attack of rheumatism the past
week
Sunday school was again opened
in the Park last Sunday with fair
attendance. Mr.. Bert Nicholson was
elected superintendent. Mrs. NJ. A.
Duffy, secretary and treasurer. Mrs.
Ed o'Brien organist and the teachers
win be appointed next Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Nicholson. and
children were callers at the Ewsrs
and O'Brien home.
The home of ID. A. Agnew was to-
tally destroyed by fire Thursday morn
ing. Although the neighbors respon-
ded quickly to the call fo- help they
were unable to save the building or
furniture. defective flue was the
cause. We understand the loss Is
fully covered by insurance.
Prayer meeting was held at the w.
A. Duffy home Wednesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. Coughlin were the
guests at the Frank Chapman home
Sunday.
Willie Bell and Miss Ollie McDon-
ough were calling in the Park Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Hotchkiss went
over to Chandler Sunday to visit their
daughter. Mrs. George Roper.
Mr.. Molten arrived Sunday from
Norman, Oklahoma. to visit his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Lloyd Champeau and family.
Miss Violet Lusink came up from
Pueblo Monday to spend the week
with her mother. Mrs. C. L. King.
Mayonee Burkhart had slight at
tack OF tonsilitis last week but is able
to attend school again.
Mr. and Mrs. w A. Duffy received
the sad news of the death of their
daughterin-law, Mrs. Scott Wilson, at
Boise, Idaho, Sunday morning. Mrs.
Wilson before her marriage was Miss
Ruth Gould and resided on the Park
with her parents for many years. Be-
side the bereayed husband she leaves
four little children. her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Z. G. Gould of Idaho. and one
brother and one sister. The sympa-
.hy of the Park Center people is ex-
ended to the family.
Frank Duffy built a new carriage
rouse on his ranch last week.
C. A. George returned from bust
ness trip to Colorado Springs.
We understand the Shoemaker place
has changed hands.
Marjorie Burkhart was an all night
guest at the home of Leota Waters
Sunday.
Mary Roper is spending the week
with her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. p. Hotehkiss.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Allen and Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Harris motored TO
Florence Sunday.
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Corliss are weekend guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs A. c. Earring
ton, $50 College avenue.
RETURNED FROM
DENVER.
Herbert r. Flisg OF the wann No
tor company mechanical department
has returned from Denver where he
attended a two weeks clinic on the
Ford starting and lighting system.
presided over by members of the cleo
trical engineering department of the
Detroit Ford factory.
Mr.. AND MRS. COLLINS
ARRIVE SAFELY.
Friends of Louis F. Collins, OF Frey
& Collins, will be Interested to learn
that he and Mrs. Collins have arrived
safely in Galveston after an overland
trip of nearly 1000 miles in their Ford
car.
writes Mr.. Collins, "and already have
caught a variety of the "finney tribe
including one small shark.
The roads were very poor from the
Colorado line to Ft Worth, but are
fine in this section. The car behaved
beautifully all the way and the only
sembiance of trouble we had was to
change one spark plug and couple
OF tires"
MANY FoRDs DELIVERED
LAST MONTH.
Twenty-seven new Ford cars were
delivered last month by the Wann
Motor company to residents Of Canon
City and vicinity. Those getting the
new model Fords are: A. N. Morey.
Blair Brothers, Colorado Packing
Corporation. Bachelor Dairy. II. L.
lanse. Thomas RAIDER, Peter CowAn,
Kenneth hcDois, Edgar Psrrina. An.
Idsson Z MORAN, Mario 0iotto. WI
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Anderson & Morgan, v. E. Cheney
Roy Frankenbury. Myron Clayton and
the Bliiey-walker Service company.
HAROLD LANE
VISITS SISTER
Harold Lane. who is en- route from
his home at Webster City. Ia. TO Cal.
ifornia. is the guest of his sister Miss
Katherine Lane, teacher of English
in the high school He will remaia
here for the weekend.
HELEN Bate is
VISITING FRIENDS
Miss Helen Bate of Pueblo arrived
Friday afternoon and will be guest
of Miss Helen Brandon, 718 Hazel
street, for the weekend.
PRATTs MOVE TO
SALT LAKE CITY
Mrs. NJ. E. Pratt, who has resided
at 1920 South Fourth street, departed
for Salt Lake City Friday afternoon,
accompanied by her two daughters.
They will join her son, Charles Pratt,
and make that city their home.
MISS ARNOLD HERE
FROM FLORENCE
Miss Florence Arnold arrived from
Florence Friday to visit Mrs. James
Brady. 317 West Main street.
MISS BEALs RETURNS
TO RED cLIFFE
Miss Elaine Beals, who has been
visiting her sister. Mrs. r. l.. Reyn-
olds, S17h Main street, returned to
her home at Red Ciiffe Friday
MISS LIVELY
COMING HERE
Miss Nellie Lively of Wetmore is
expected in the city to visit Miss Dor
othy Bean, 1923 South First street
JAMES HICKEY GUEST
OF HIS SON HERE
James H. Hickey of Denver arrived
Friday afternoon to spend the week
end at the home of his son. Prof p
NJ. Hickey, on College avenue.
GEHMs HERE
FROM DISTRICT
Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Gehm of Grip
pie Creek were visitors in the city
Saturday.
HEMMERLES GO
TO YAMPA
Mr.. and Mrs Grant Hemmerle de,
parted Friday to take up their resi-
dence on a ranch near Yampa, Colo.
SMITH COMING
FROM RoSITA
W. H. Smith will arrive from Rosita
Sunday to spend few days at his
home here.
LEFT FOR HOME
IN OREGON SATURDAY
Mrs. J. T. Thompson of Oregon City,
Ore, who has been the guest of Mrs
Wheeler at the prison the past week,
! left for her home Saturday.
M'GiNTY LEAVES FOR
WESTERN SLOPE
| Mr. McGinty left for Grand juno
| ton Friday in the interests of the
| Colorado Packing Corporation.
THOMAS GOES TO
COLORADO SPRINGS
Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Thomas de-
parted for Colorado Springs Saturday
! morning TO spend the weekend with
Mr. Thomas parents. Mr.. Thomas
brother was killed last week by q
| freight train in California, where he
was employed. Interment took place
in California. The parents were un
able to make the trip on account Of
| their advanced age.
/ TIME FOR THE
OBSERVATION CAR
An observation car will be added to
ID. & r. G. trains after May is.
MRS. LYON DEPARTS
FOR HOME IN CRAIG
! Mrs. Porter Lyon and baby daugh-
ter. Betty Loui. accompanied by her
mother. Mrs. Stevenson, departed for
| Craig Saturday morning To join her
husband, who is at present employed
there, Mrs. Stevenson will remain for
few weeks visit before returning
home.
! RADFoROS ATTEND
| CONVENTION HERE
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rsdford and
/ daughter of Trinidad were in the city
Friday attending the meeting OF the
county commissioners.
NEWBERRYS RETURN
TO KANSAS HOME
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Newberry OF Neo-
desha, Kan. who have been in the
city for the past three weeks, re-
turned to their home Saturday.
/ NORRIS FAMILY
1
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FRED scHEieLE
VISITS MOTHER

Fred Scheible is down from West
clife for the weekend 10 visit his
mother, Mrs. scheible who is . patient
At the Graves hospital. She II re-
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blood. Without good red blood
woman has weak heart and poor
nerves.
In the spring is the best time to
take stock of ones condition. If
the blood is thin and watery, face
pale or pimply, IL one is tired and
listless, generally weak. Spring
Tonic should be taken. An old
fashioned herbal remedy that was
used by nearly everybody 30 years
ago ID still safe and sane because Il
contains no alcohol or narcotic. II
IL made Of roots and herbs and
called DIR. Plerce's Golden Medical
Discovery. II druggists do not
keep II IN tablet form, ssnd 10 csnts
TOR vial 10 Dr.. PIrrce'e Ipvalids'
Hotsl In buffalo. n. r..
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RADFoROS ATTEND
CONVENTION HERE

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Radford and
daughter of Trinidad were in the city
Friday attending the meeting OF the
county commissioners
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Saturday
WEEKEND GUESTS AT
THE HARRINGTON HOME

Mrs. Helen Richard and Charles
Corliss are weekend guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs A. C. Earring
ton, $50 College avenue.
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MT ana MIS-. FRED Radford and
daughter of Trinidad were in the city
Friday attending the meeting OF the
county commissioners.
NEWBERRYS RETURN
TO KANSAS HOME
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Newberry OF Neo-
desha, Kan, who have been in the
city for the past three weeks, re-
turned to their home Saturday.
NORRIS FAMILY
GO TO ROCKY FORD
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Morris and chill
dren of Anna, Mo, who have been
here looking over the country. de-
parted for Rocky Ford Saturday.
MRS. BALLOU
VISITING HERE
Mrs. Mary Ballou OF La Junta is
visiting her daughter at the Academy.
RETURNS FROM ST.
LOUIS BUSINESS TRIP
l.. S. Lear returned a business trip
to ST. Louis Friday night.
REEVES VISITS
HIS DAUGHTER
L. b. Reeves of Glenwood Springs
is in the city to visit his daughter,
who is student at the Academy,
DENVER MEN AT
THE ROAD MEET
e. Montgomery and Fred Wells OF
Denver were in attendance at the
meeting of the county commissioners
Saturday, and were registered at the
StrathmOre.
sALIDlANs HERE
FOR TRACK MEET
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Collier. Jr.. and
the Misses Elsie Waddell and Gather
Inc Parker Of Saiida, are here for the
track meet this afternoon. and are
regiHtered at the Canon hotel.
cANDA Bovs
IN TOWN
7. s. and II. b. canda Of WestciiRe
are spending few days IN towA.
cARLToNe AHG VISITING
IN CANON CITY
Mr., ssd Mrs. 70, 3, Carlton Of Wal.
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THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO
RAILWAY COMPANY.


Richmond. Va. February 20 1920
-, c M9tice is hereby given that the annual
apeake and Ohio Railway Company viii
be held. as provided in the bylaws. al
inc general office OF the company. IN tho
20. 1920. ut II o'clock a. 81. for the FOL
tal for tho election Of directors;
tb) to consider any and all action
heretofore taken OF authorized by the
committee of the company which may be
submitted to tho meeting; and :
tc) TO. transact such other business as
may lawfully come before the meeting
The stock transfer hooks will close at
the oihcc OF the company, No. gu Broad
way: New York City. on Friday. March
&c. 1920. at J O'Clock J.. NJ. and will ro-
o'clock A. NJ.
BY order OF the board OF directors
a. TREVvETT Secretary
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AUCTIONS-LEC1LS
Tr<si Notices

SEALED proposals are Invited 10 furnish
90 The penitcniiary 2.ooo. yards WOOL stripes.
wool stripes. 81 in wide. 90 o. 2.'J 70 y ,hs
yard stripe In filling color fast, To be
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EUst j. I92o. Bid 20 be opened Anil ~,
1870 For samples or other information
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Vaeis.S,
70 ,s-'.t9 d -+i+-- -. II. i5a*sss.
The executors sof Elizabethi Han
Davis. deceased. and the eNeeutod Eoel
Mary l.. Pemborton. dece4Ead- s GWill5
sell At public auction. on. The. PTAfasl
WEDNE; sssri z. APRIL IA Had 81
F Easd i asstly 'T Teiae ice 70
land: adjoining the lands Of Mfdl6 tHfs
an Coal Company and ais, e4b9dGa1
miles from Midlothian dsfsdG ion
Sss from ava va hS Is aa e
is practically. all covered WITH SSaoH
mostly pine. In. ABORTION Is 3it8 Vaias
for IS loe easpg and ttRSer
and altosethery offers. an supusual.egn
portu1ity- forl an, ...tnvestment1s that
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est, In 6. IL and Is months. ttitl6E re y
tanned until the.apurchaseSH pons4JS Ia
fully paid. or all cash. at thef or$Sn1
of tho purchaser. 80 I. ts,tysgJ
the h asd er"o IF Ike e Ss1as
II chmond. Va. In rsuitFon uVifgfdt&
Trust Company and D. s. McChr4h05
executors. vs.s Henry H. Boil sttsPas:
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TO INC GredItorg OF C. EELTS ErsW9Nsa
of Richmond, i'm tho County36S1YfaScs
rice rico; and district aforesatd.2KS
Notice is hereby: given tHat Nn SsS;
A ,tsTW,s ~ aa aSsG 1sIs saidSs O. ma
rupt, and that the first qiiSsffHagssS
oMce; Rooms 5iis.1lis MatSaIi sfS asxs
OF APRIL, 1880. at 10 o'cloaicT iIS;f5p3s
forenoon, at which time .tbcssatfis
credttofs may attend, protHlsaRETr
GAINS, appoint trustee, exaHiRSskisSss
business business rs, may properly goussh
-. T{IQS. B., sNRa f2saa.As
Referee IN Bank sHG ,SSnhs s
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April s. 1890; :,

IN THE; DISTRIgT1C COURT or THS3
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGTNTSssef
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NOTICE OF FIRST NIEETImf:iA
= &, CREDITORS. -. -,
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AUCTIONS-LECALS
Legal Notices

LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY of viz!
GINA. Richmond. Va. March 81 1890
Of ths spefisi meeting Of the stoskholders
y Will be held at ,hs home once, OF the
Streets. Richmond. Va. on Wednesday'
April -; 1920. at o'clock p. ~. for
holders upon certain amendments changes
anu alterations of the charter OF the
directors OF the company to the stock.
holders 6y resolution udopted on the 18th
DAY or March. 1890. and for the transac-
lion or such other business a. may proper
y come before said meeting. The books
Tor transfer OF stock OF the company Will
DO closed on April 10. 1920. and reCyened
on April H. 1920. =. Carlton McKcnney.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED .


IN tn, shs- Matter aasI of the Estate OF Sally
~ appearing to the Court that n
report OF the accounts OF burnett
lewis. tho personal REPRESENTATIVES NJ
the estate of Sally Asher, deceased
ana OF the debts and demands aEainst
SAID decedent's estate. settled before
the COMMISSIONED Of Accounts Of his
Court. has been filed In tho Clerk :
OF more than ono year has cinnse,
since the qualification Of said per-
sonal representative, now, on. MOI ion
OF Lille a. Niche lbach jeSstcn
OF Said deccdent, the court doth order
mat tho creditors of said deeedent
and Of her estate do show cause, -
any any , thy , can, before this court, on
ne payment and delivery of the en-
tire estate of said deccdent To her
,cEatecs and without requiring re-.
funding bonds of. any said icEatees
or or any ono OF. them.
II rs further ordered that a copy
OF this order bo published once a
week for four successive weeks In
The Times patch, newspaper
published in tho said city of Rich
a Copy-Tes,c:
C,HAS. Q. .SAVILLE, Clerk.
fEORfiE BRYAN, p o
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To the creditors OF w. L. EVANS. of
Richmond in the County OF Hen
ricp. and district afOrGsaid-Bank-
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EXPERIENCED
SALESMAN WANTED


by hiGh-class candy manufacturers.
Must havo extensive experience
with drug and cigar trade In
Virginia and West Virginia.
Must DO OF good address. wido
experienced: capable OF earn
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wanted. Send reply In own hand
writing. State age. references.
whether married or single. salary
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