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# a g Ma {Who Straith | Settloments 279,817 worth 'of tobaceo in 1908,\ of which $311,100 - came / from : th United States. c- 000 co ~ (= . nring the first pix months : of -1907 Tnited States exportod \ leat: to- | .the bgogo to; |_ .. ¥Yalued at . of} 1906. . . ffinmhi‘x, -We have again more. r&in, for which: wo nre duly thankfal,, X- as this undoubtedly will help along the now orop. The rain has been as compared <with 'exports, $127,247 in 'the same \period ibs < been. otal w 'the past week,. 'While there have i few gales it is doubtful if the fli reaoh 1,000 bales. . Tobacco y all in from the. country, as. flien off 'to something AlOf.'. The total ammount a of 400,000 \bales of all wow 0 Cphs of Nov;. Pa. a % v# Raghi g) vffifii‘a’afiiwifiiarflefis lecember caiie itt cold, with a heavy snow. . ~ > Olarksville, Teanm.-We bave had a ~cold, dry week unsuitable for han- dlipg leaf in the barns, and deliveries of loose tobacco have been small to: the warehouse floors and. the prizing factories, but will soom be heavier, as we have indications of milder 'weathor, and planters are desirous of emptying their barns early this goa- son. 'The planters' association has not yet named its prices for the '07 crop, but they will bo higher than those, raling this year. . The Earopean mar- kets seem prépgred to pay bigher prices, | but are scouring the world for cheap substitutes to mix with our sorts, 80as to take less of our growths. Olsrksville will bo a high market for all grades the coming season. Our money miarket has been an oasy one and will continue so, there having beer no lack of confidence here. American Agriculturist. '. + \_ Edgerton, Wis. -There is but little to report concerning tobacco matters in. the growing districts. Growers are giving attention to stripping of the crop taken down at the last cas- ing spellLand miny pf them have & good portfoi} upw in the bundle and b show an. average simple rop, should a buyer drop in. here is a conspicuous absenos woh. cillers, Roprésontatives of pt: the largbat purchasers of Wis- fin Ioat havo been in the state dur- ing mess. but we cannot learn; that any. orders hive 'teen issued to start bffying: Tho market for old lgaf is still enveloped in the financial cloud &nd there is not much encour- agemont until easior times return, / thé valug of $42,907: to Kobe, | &bout the only 'nappening: of note dur- | f ffoflfiyi they mre. all closed and: the Ao .This Sowinaton; N. O.-Th$ a , .~ as a whole was a damp one. | As this - .olace'lg a large tobacco manufacturing > town Tomch:\topatoo \canio -to «during. '~ - Nov, Priced dectingd somewhat Ow. ~~ Ing to .money siringenpy,. and fear - this is no f .;a§wff9' ' some\ t gll.\ It is. adinitted | o By ths buyers gengéally; that - prouent | drop Is dng of, the' best for: past! ten | by yéars, ,' Yoh\ the orop foday is, not bringing more than a very slight af- yadop \over. last Your's,\ which was due of the poorest ever patton: matkek \Bayete. glaim , too much 48, boing: will be able to e%« agd closely and de- is little excuse for kicking © All sorts of «figures are afterwards sot u ); will\ be sold. ° That, is pretty, gnopsing' at the state of A cgix. months hence. At the year several thou- enérally at work in our | 6: hundred -warebousoes. men who rusually work in them aro earning little or nothing: It will make a.dull> Obristmas among many 95 tham. ' . 10 AND SELLING stowLy £00 aie (40 howl ¥. 240k d CROP CURING lop y f. “$121? L\; iF bou t . For the. most part the 1907 cigar leat_.v_§olgapoo,vw.giqpb is curing slowly. This 18 fine to g6v6¥ral friniar: ly 'the .Idte;.harvess. 'Reports ffom coriéipolidedta 'f Ohio, New York and Pennsylvania 'toblcco growing ieay;tend to pfjow that not all of down'from the poles lato 10 to 50 per cont,. dved nnd growers gen- rally erations to be retard - ed.\ This Is ' otable particularly in 'some important Obio counties. Ad- logs: rega¥ditig the quality of the new: empiatwd irregular. In some sec- tions the leaf is reported to be equal to tha average for recent years, but hardly up to the bigh standard of last season. Hero and there, owing to fat stems, etc., tobacco is said to be be- ow 'the average. - However, reports do not universally condemn the qual- ity of the crop. In the three states above mentionei comparatively little: tobacco has, been sold so far. Bome business is reported in Ohemung county, N. Y., at a range of 8 @ 11% cents a pound,. In Obio and Pennsylvania very little tobaceq has been sold. Ohio growers are ask. ing 10 @ 12 cents a pound for the most part and are rather chary about contracting. - Many of them still bear in mind last year's experience when buyers went back on contracts and the grower. was left in the larch with tobacco on his bands right at the tail end of the season In New York counties farmors aro asking all the way from 10 @ 15 cents a pound for the new crop and are in- clined to hold for their price. - The situation in New England has bright- ened just a trifle in so far as a fow raore sales are comipg to light. Soma Masiachutotts orgps bave been chang- ing bands around 12% @ 19 cents a pound. -American Agriculturist. bo & erally 16pm! U ° ”v;- New Motor Boat Whistle. A now whistle for motor bogts is sounded by a rotary blower driven by a friction contract with the flywheel of the engine, says Popular Mechanics, 'The whistle can be maintained as lang as desired, and the sound is uniform and steady. The blower, of: course, must bo at the engine, but by usa of piping the whistle can be placed any- where in the boat and a whistle cord | Luxuries aro the first to fool the effect of business depression and to- bacoo heads the list. A trifle better, feeling is reported in the eastern | banters but something more is needed , ~Rep0mr. * | [ Lancaster, Pa. regarding the present condition of this yaar's brop in the various seotions differ conaidarably. Some indicate that there is' opnsiderable poor tobacoo' in -' the late ofop. Araport from Hast Laas . to bring the return of normal trade. | Patersburg Atates that thera has been. run to the stecring wheel. aa ae ae erea ee meneame mme Electricity For Bananas. Bananas are now ripened by elec tricity with great precision for any required date. An air tight casesfitted with electric «lamps contafns the bunches, and ripening'!s hastened un- der the combined Influence of the ar- tificial light and hext. The process varies according to the mumber of lamps turned on, experience enabling the fruiter to fill his orders at any they say-that only the arsenic | 'énter can 'withstand the arsenic fumed, ~FThese makers and-enters of, the drug Trauidnlent assorting. . Aftér| ndér: such ciroumstandés | he price at which the new'|'yvised to begin to eat 'arsgenic lest his But as his doses increased in frequen: 'a ravenous appetite and a mood of joy- L|.do three men's work. | ed public room with bis bat._on and i talks loudly as if all the place leI to bim. His womsankind do the ~I same. At present the workingman bas 4 the best manners, the middle class thel 1 don Graphic. -| mg medicine» Eggs» 3 welt '19.. comnion tn . of y that ar. Plunyip and* comely igth: for great, exer- running -of | mountain hich is in Austria, quantities of ar 'who make arsenic éat*it, abs a 'are comely, They buvo A clear color 'And look much younger than they are. . \The forem#n in: a, certain factory 'told me that in his boyhood, when he \Arst came to that plant, he was ad- ~pealth suffer from the fumes, He did gave him a sharp pain, like a Aburn, in the stomach, -and this pain was followed. by tremendous hunger -and a violent disagreeable excitement. ey and size their effect. became pleas: ant. There was no longer pain or ex- citement. | On the contrary, there were 'ous activity wherein the youth could *' \Phi chap-by the time he got to be thirty was taking four grains of ar- senic a day., He looked at thirty, with tis clear pink and white color, no more than twenty-three, He was as robust gf a bincksmith. But he said he would. Ule at forty-five 'or so, that being the »gige at which -all the. Styrian argenic eaters die.\-Washington. Herald. GEESE IN, BERLIN. - Rigid Inspection of the Fowls Imported Into the - City. The Eraffic in geese at Berlin amoun to nearly $2,000,000 a year. As the do- mestic supply is wholly inadequate, a fpecial goose train of from fifteen to forty cars arrives daily from the Rus ~sipn , frontier.. ~Fach car is specially and carries about 1,200° geese. There Js a rigid inspection by sanitary officials immediately upon the arrival of the train. Lo- goose has died or been ill of a conta glous disease in transit the entire car during this period of quarantine an- other goose should die, the quarantine is extended for eight days, at a cost of about $500 to the owners. The penalty attaching to the bringing In of diseased geese makes the owners extremely careful to import only sound and healthy fowls. The geese which are plump, and ready for market are sold to dealers at the close of the inspec- tlon. The rest, comprising the great majority, go to feeding farms in the suburbs of the city to be fattened for market. There is a special market near the great market place at which bracken- namely, geese Injured en route, but baving no disease-are sold at a re: duced price. Twenty-one different va- rleties of the Russian goose are com- merclally recognized, and the whole sale price varies from 44 to 60 cents s bird. Record-Herald. | Sympathy Leans to Logs. .'\'There is one appeal to charity that is pretty sure to be answered,\ said a philanthropist. ''That is a request for an artificial leg, Legs, somehow, are warmly appreciated by the general public, and the fellow who has to scrape along without one is the objeci of sincere commiseration. During my fifteen years' experience in philan- thropic work I have Issued appeals to the people at large on behalf of persons who iwnnted various parts of their anatomy replaced. Some wanted teeth, some an eye, others a hook like Cap- tain Cuttle's. Physical deficiencies of that kind aroused but little interest, but just let a man advertise the fact that be was in need of a leg and enough money was quickly forthcom- Ing to fit him out with three or four pairs of legs.\-New York Press, Very Much Alike. \See bere, Pat,\ said his employer, \didn't you tell me that when youywas out west the Indians scalped you? And now you have your hat off«I tee you bave dn extraordinary quantity of bair! You certainly told me so, didn't you,. Pat?\ \Oi did. sor,.\ answered Pat, \but Oi bear in molnud now that it was me bradder Molke,. It's thot much we be alofke that Oi think Oi'm Molke an' Molke be me.\-New York Times. British Manners. A man shoves past a woman on A staircase or be lekves her standing whifle he sits. He comes into a crowd. ong worst -Lady Violet Grevife in Lon- Qualified. \and is Wile Vanfellor really stady- «iif Be's getting on famously. I. tae yesterday I was ooking '@ U \#entc.. The manufacture of, this drug | Indeed the main . fityrian: industry. | OVErAIMARD, ,.. seal sie ee shersen seeese c 1,092 MK Due from trust companies, banke, ° Das ky bankers and brokers not Inalud. ® ed in next item...... .... $2,189 47 Due from' approved Reserve Depositories, less amount of , OROtB . ..... .e. g .}. .. 19,167 63 21,851 16 chetflgfllFianna\...-... 65000 Mortgages owned .,. ........... as «ee. 62,574 98 Btooks andcBonds, viz: Public Secur- _, AtlOB. . . 22022002 ss re esas esas sere apse se © 1,000,000 BDBOI@,. .., 2.2 esa seres eer ess arre ee e 2,117 §1 Legal tender imotes and notes of Li- NatJongl D&MKS............. .. 10,507 00 Cash items, viz:] Exchanges and | | ~ checks for the next day's clearings 154 18 70 Estimated accrued interest not paid nor entered on books at date of this FOpOFt M9 MD BBAQLL . 22 ea ece e 6+ 1,800 00 \begin and his first two or-three small || Should it be found that a single [{ lord is quarantined for eight days. If | he confided to a fellow player that a pired,\ 'The déctor who made the PQY heel ea close \of busi ember, 1907. e e [06 ' © Loans and discounts,». .;, i..; .... ... -$ 210,180 54 \ B LIABILUTIES. Capital etock paid in, In cash....... .. $ €0,000 00 Surplus .k %,... 12,000 00 Undivided profits, less ourrent e- - \ ~~ c penses and taxes paid..., .... vae aes Due depoSsttOrs.............}}}.! Due Trust Companies, Banks and 16,948 26 215,857 40 BADRK@PB,., ..... .. seve ae craw ks 123 08 Bills pAY&bIG ................... w.. ., 8,000.00 810,4.4 70 Estimated accrued interest not paid nor entered on books at,date of this re sa Mability, .... ...... as kkk 1,600 00 . Br or NEw York, $88. Couktx or Onoxnpiga, 1 _ T. M. Toll, president, and E. H. Marvin, pasbler of Baldwinsville State. Bank, a bank located and dolniz business on Oswego strest in fine village of Baldwinavilie in said county, being uly sworn, each for himself, says.tbat the fore fglnwrepolngwlzh dthe lolxtedme accompanying e. same, is and correo res 1 beat of hin knbwledge snd £33353 they foriheér say that thqnannlhnqmelmrsgid bunk has been 'transacted at the “30“!an TM\! by the bank ing law $011; . 680, Lawitof A and not els¢where; and fhat the above re mado in oomglhnoe with #1. official notice re- celved from the Superintendent of Banks, dealg- nating the 10th day of Décember, 1907,ss the day se of which such report sba}) be made. mt ware rem ® ,, President, E. H. MABRYIN, Cathier. Severally snbecribed and sworn.to by {SEian} both dexioxmntfl he 2lst day of Den,, 1907, before me. Waures MoM vium a Notary Public. prc - to- as ** M#4099090 0984100 LAOH AREGLASSES NEEDED? | + a Modern instruments reveal the true condition of the eyes. Vis: ual tests alone are sometimes very deceiving. Our examina- tion with modern instruments eradicates all guess work. We sell glasses only to those that need them.. SAtisfaction guar- anteed or money refunded. Ex- amination free. F. Aa. TUERE EYESIGHT SPECIALIST 357 §. Salina St., Sy racuse, N. Y. Cor. E. Jefferson. - Up one flight. xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx 233501 «xan STAGE FRIGHT. Actors Have Been Known to Die From the Malady. Perhaps the most terrible malady which can attack the actor in 'the course of his performance in the pe- cullar disease known as stage fright. 'Fhrough its evil effects strong meh and . women have been known to faint, break down and do many other queer things, and there are even on record several cases of people who have died through this borriblé seizdire. Bome years ago a young novice who was to appear for the first time ar- Pived at the theater very white and shaky. Brandy being given him, he appeared. slightly better, but no sooner had he set his foot on the stage than he clapped his hand to his heart, with a low ory, and fell down dead. The overwhelming sensation induced by stage fright had attacked bis heart, and bis theatrical career ended thus even at Its beginning. Quite as ghastly was the case of the young amateur actress who. strangely enough,. had never experienced stage fright when playing with her fellow amateurs, but who was seized with the attack on making her first professtonal appearance. She went through the scene by the prompter, her eyes glazed, her hands rig!ld, and when the exit came It proved ber exit from life's stage as well as the mimic boards, for she staggered to her dressing room and fell Into a-comatose state, from which she never recovered. Perhaps, however, the most peculiar Instance of all was that of the veteran performer who had gone through thirty years of stage work without experienc. Ing this malady. One night, however. quite unaccountable nervousness bad suddently taken hold of him and that he did not think be could ever act again. His comrade laughed at the notion and urged him to go on, as usudl, buti his astonishment may well be concelv ed when the poor old player went on fon stated that desth to Taflure of the heart's scion, ¢ Induced by the presence of and, by Jove, I wast\-Hsrper's| w #s stlick of stige fright-Pesrach's - ‘ wa a d W the's . } aubse ots to the | 3002, mended), , as ame ”3a 0 mae Ay side of asid pri waged By sait Srat partiss wi __ Date] December 5, 1907. at the residence . ‘ ary Fx Loyeless, in the Atown of VanBuren in the County of Qnondags, N, Y., on or before the ist day of June, 1908, 5 Dated Nevember 14th, 190%. -_... MARY F. LOVELESS, CALEB T. LOVELESS, 2 _: ~* Administrators. Jas. R. SngA, Attorney for Adminis- trators, leévzinsville. N. Y. URROGATE'S COURT-ONONDAGA County.-In Pursuance of an Order of Hon, Edgar P. Glass, Surrogate of the County of Onondaga, New York, notice is hereby given according to law, to all persons having claims against Lester Dutcher, late of the Town of Clay in said county, deceased, that they are réquired to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thenefor, to the subscribers at the residence of C. M. Bacrus in the town of Clay in the county of Onondaga, N. Y., on or before the 8th day of Fob- ruary, 1908. ** Dated July 26th, 1907. _. ADELINE BARRUS. ;- HARRIET BARRUS, Executors of the last will and testa- ment of Lester Dutcher, deceased. |FRranrg L. Youre, Attorney for Exeou- tors, 617 Onondaga County Savings Bank Bldg., Syracuse, N. %. € N PURSUANCE OF AN OROER OF . Hon. Edgar P. Glass, Surrogate of an?! County of Onondaga, New York, notice is hereby given according to Jaw,. to. all goetixona . claims against John Cowan, late of the town f Geddes in smid County, decessed, that they mre required to exhibit the same, with the vouchers therefor, to the subscribers at their residencein the town of Van Buren in the County of Ono: 65mg, Y., on or before the 27th day April, 1008. ~~ i Dated October 18th, 1907. © MYBRTA M. MYERS, __ Administratrix. GEORGE F. MYERS,. Adminitstrstor. Jas. R. SHEA, Attorh Baldwins« ville, N. Y: oy, Hon. Edgar P. Glass, of the County of Onondaga, New York, notice is hereby given according to law, Lucy J. Haynes, late of the Village of Baldwinsville in said County, deceased, that they are required to exhibit the same, with the vouchers therefor, to the +ubscriber at the law office of Fred A. Marvin in the Village of Baldwins- ville, in the County of Onondaga, N. %., on or before the 30th day of March, 1908. Dated September 3d, 1907. GEORGE D. HAYNES, Administrator of the Estate of Luoy J. Haynes, deceased. FrED A. Marvin, Atty. for Administra tor. Baldwinsville, N. Y. OTICE OF MORTGAGE FORE- closure sale. -Whereas default has been mado in the payment of the mone secured by a mortgage dated the 24t day of September, 1906, executed by Erwin Widger and Jennie Widger, bis wife, to the Baldwinsville State Bank of Baldwinsville, N. Y., which mort gage with the power of sale therein contained was recorded in the office of the clerk of the county of Onondaga, N. Y., in Book No. 894 of mortgagesst page 293, etc., on the 25th (1:11; at Sep- tember, 1906, at 4:25 o'clock . p. m. Amount claimed , to be [qe upon said mortgage at the date of thf first publica- tion of this notice is of twenty- four doliars and the further sum of four hundred dollars and interest thereon from the 25th day of September, 1907, is to become due thereon. Default having been mado in the payment of the money secured I? said mortgage and no suit or proceeding st law or otherwise having been insti- tuted torecover said mortgage debts or any part thereof, Now | therefore notice is hereby given according to the statute in said case made and provided and by virtue of the power of sale con- tained in said mortgage and duly re- corded therewith, the said mortgage will be foreclosed by a sale of the prem- ises therein described by the subscriber, the mortgagee aforesaid, at public ane- tion on the 20th day of February, 1908, st ten o'clock in the forenoon of that day at the law office of Fred A. Marvin in the village of Baldwinsville, County of On- ondaga, New York. Said premises are described in said mortsrage as follows: All that tract or parcel of land situate in the town of VanBuren. County of Onondaga and State of New York, be- ing s part of Lot number seven in ssid town sand also being a part of Block nomber forty-nine 549) in the village of Baldwinsville, bounded as follows: Beginning in the center of Canton streat at the southwest corner cf land of Bufus D. Pettet formerly owned by Silas H. Nichols and running thence essterily along: the south lice of isnds of said Pettet and Mortimer M. Wright, sixty (60) rods to nd» of Susan Jones, thence southerly along the west lige of said Jones land twenty (20) rods; thence westerly parallel with the south line of said Pattet's and Wright'aland to the center of Canton street, thence portberly along the center of said Canton 'street to the place of be- ginning, tontain tg seran aod three 'cGarths and reserving of the southsr- heretofore con- to Willi: BALDWINSYILLE \TATE BANK, of Haldwinsrilie, N. Y., fimtgfiges.‘ FBtt A. Mazrvit, Attorney for Mort N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF Surrogate to all persons having claims against 3 hundreds of years ago, and It is now _| eos} on Christimas moraing foe old yigiven, aceg t rsons having \chi??- | aganh Tilliey \(late Af) 4 ~ town of- Lysander in exhibit the samé, withthe vouchers theréfor, to the subscriber at his resi- dence in the town of Lysander. in the, Conntfiv f Onondaga, N. Y.,on or be- Jore the 10th day of February;, 1908. Dated July 25. 1907. MARYATT M. WRIGHT, Executor of the last will and, testa- ment of Freeman, Lillie, deceased. FEED A, MARVIN, Attorney for Exeow- tor, Baldwinsville, N. Y. IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF Hon, Edgar P. Glass, Surrogate o! the County of Onondaga, New York, notice is hereby given according to law, to all persons having claims against William R. Dixon, late of the Town of Van Buren in said County, deceamea, that they are required to . exhibit the same, with the vouchers therefor,to the subscriber at the residence of tha sub- scriber, David M. Dixon, in the Towr of Van Buren, in the County of Onon- daga, N. Y., on or before the 15th day of February, 1908. Dated July 30, 1907. . | DAVID M. DIXON, ORIN 8. DIXON, _ Executors. C & said Coun'v,| N deceased, that they are required to|: <qurred to 3&3) vouchers . Jthérefor,. at the residence Charles F. Neumanpyin , f Clay in the County of- Qnond on or before the ist day of Dated Decetiaber 17th, 1907. |- C. F. NBUMANN JE. SHEPARD - IN PURSUANCE OF . AN ORDER Edgar P. Glafg, Nurrogate Cnunty of Onondafa, New Yor 4s hereby given accord'ng to Jaw, rsons having claims against; Anthony, late of the town: of said County, deceased, that t required to exhibit the saunie, wi vouchers therefor, to the subker his residence in the town of Lyi inthe. County of Onondaga, A or before the 80th day of June, Dated December 19, 1907. . © WARREN J. ABBOTT; Executor of the last will and fests ment of Juliet A. Anthony, decgiise JamEs R. SHEA,Att-c§ney for Exee Baldwinsville; N. Y. | 00 ~~: IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF Edgar P. Glass, Surrogate of the County of Onondaga, New York, noti is horeby given according to. law, to all persons having claims against William H. Reed, late of the Town of Var they are required 'to exhibit the same,. subscribers at the residence of Emma Reed In the. Town of Van Buren in t=» County of Onondaga, N. fore the 0th day, of inf. 1908. - CHARLES REED, Administrator, EMMA REED, Administratrix of the estate of William H. Reed, de censed ' min{fstrator, Baldwinsville, N \Y N PURSYANCE OF AN ORDER OF Edgar P.Glags y of Onondaga, y ~Y bereéby given according to law persons: baving claims against nel Pouahue, late of the town of LEygan- der in sald County, decensed, mirth? are required to éxtibit the same, wit the vonchera therefor, to thesnbscriber at his residence in the town of | Lysan- der in the County ff Onondaga, N. Y. on or before the 4 Dated October 21&t, 1007. FLORENCE DONAHUE, Administrator with the will annexed of * the Estate of Michael Donahue, de- ceased. FRED A. MARVIN, Attorney for Admin- istrator, Baldwinsville, N. Y. W IN PURSUANCEOF AN ORDER OF Hon. Rdgar P.Glass, Surrogate of the County of Onondaga, New York, notice is hereby given according to law, to all persons having against John Keller, late of the town of Lysander in said Connty, deceased, that they are required to exhibit the same, with the vouchers therefor, to the subscriber at his store. 384 East Genesee Street, in the City of Syracuse in the county of Ononds ,. Y., on or before the 28th cay of Decgmber, 1907. Dated June 12, 1007. WILLIAM H. KELLER, P Executor. Fred A. M3531), attorney for Executor, Baldwinsville, N. Y. HE PROPLE OF THE STATE OF Naw York, to Lester Monier, George Monigt, and Adolph Edward Monler of Lysander, N. Y., and Victor Monler of St} Louis Park, Minnesota, heirs at law and next of kin of Celestian Mon- jer, Iste of the town ot Lysander, Jn ,the County of New York, decoms- ed, Gresting: Whereas, Mary B. Monier, the Exeon- purportioy\to be | the last ting, p og 16 las WIbLgsngl testament of said - Celes- tian Monier, late of the townof Lysan- der, in the County of Onondags, and State of New York, decessed, and relat Ing to both real sand personal estate, bas lately made application to the Sur- rogate's Court of our County of Onon- daga, to bave said Instrument in writing proved and recorded as a WILL of real and personal estate: You and each of you are, therefore, heroby cited to ap- pear before our Surrogate of the County of Onondaga, at the Surrogate's Court of said Connty held at the Surrogate's office in the City of Syrseuse, in the County- of Onondaga, New York, on tbe 30th day of December, 1907, at ten o'clock in the forenoon of that day, then and there to attend the probate of said last WILL and testament aod such of you as are under the age of twenty-one years are required to appear by, your general guardian, if you bave one; or if you bave none, to appear and apply for one -be appointed; or in the event of your neglect or failire to do so, a special guardian will be appointed by the Surrogate to represent and act for you in the proceeding. In Testimony Whereof. we hare caused the seal of our said Surrogate's Court to be hereunto affixed. Wituess Hon. Edgar P. Class, Surrogate of said County st the Cisy of Bvracuss, New York, this 12th day of No- vember in the year of our Lord one thousand, nine - bhaudred - sand seven. M. ¥, MABA, Clerk of the SEW h 's Court. Fr®D A. Marvins, Aitorney for Paeti- tioner, Raldwipsvilie,. N. Y. Whore Bells fling Underground. Neer Raldigh, in Notfing England, there is a valley «aid to hare heen cacsed by an earthquake several to. a11 % [L 8) f t> ted their children | to go to- the valle, wom- Buren, in said County, deceased, that With the , youghers therefor, to the: Y., on or be- a FRED A. MARVIN, Attorney for Ad-] [to appear before our Sh a&6», Surrogate of the Coun- New \York noticeis Mickael. h day of May, 1908 . seventy gimnizg, UE PEOPLE OF 'THE STAT & New York, to Dealia N. E Lysander Evans.of: Clay, Bun#y and Saran Potter Y,, Leonard Bubzy of Syr John Evans of |] ork: Owen Hickey . ofChicago; Charlés Bunzy, son Of - whose residence is unkng \wou's Esti ize tow ; an U 'dags, New | York creditors, - legatees, otherwise, send Greet You and ench of you County of Onopdagn, Ne the . Surrogate's Coprt of | to be held at said Surrogate 'the fiity of Syracuse, if sa ont tlie 46h day of February,. o'clock in the forencon of. that d than ard there to attend the 'jnditial' settlement of the accourita of- Elisha, P. Abbott as excentor of the last\ wil} . and testament of Eliza An Bunzy, de- teeased, and such of you as are undar the age of twenty-one years are re- quired to appear by your segmental- guardian, if you have one; or if you,. have none, to appear and apply for one to be appointed; or in the \.. your neglect or fatlure to do so, a special guardian will be appointed by | the Surrogate to represent and act for - .~ you in the proceeding. . *. In Testimony Whereof, . we have caused the seal : of our said Num ogate's | : Court to be hereunto affixed. oe Witness, Hon. Edgar P. Qigss, Surrogate of said - County, at the City of Syracuse, New York, the 12th day of Decem- .* ber, in the year of . our >; Lord, one thousand, nine bundred and ' seven. A M. M. MARA, |_ |,; Clerk of the Surrogate's Court, ° FRED A. Marvin, Attorney for Exety utor, Office and Post office address, | Baldwinsville, N. Y, NOTICE UF MORTGAGE FORKE--, closure salo.-Whereas defanlt has been made in the payment of the monsey - -, sequred 3 mortgage dated the <; day of July, 1901, executed by Albert P. Loveless to Theodore, Jones, Wliich inortgsage with the power of sale thiétein ; contained was recorded in the the clerk of the connty of Onondaga,\ N. Y., in Liber 354 of morts - page 411, ote., on the 6th day6 [L 8.) U L th. #9 |. Avgiist, .\ 1901, at 2:20 o'clock p. m. Amoun clairued to be due upon said mortgige: <> at the date of the first publication 'of this notice is the sum of wins hun- dred geventy-siz and fifty one-Huh«. | dredths dollars and the further sam ok nine hundred dollars and interest from, °- the 26th day of December, 1907, is to / become due thereon.. Default baving been made in the pay ment of the money secured by sig mortgage, and no suit or proceedingsat®' ~-; law or otherwise baving@ been instituted. to reenver said mortgage debt or any part thereof, and said mortgage baving been given for the purchase price of said property, Now therefore notice is hereby given according to the statute fprovided, and by in such case made and virtue of the power of sale contained in said mortgage aud duly recorded therewith, the said mortgage will be foreclosed by a sale of the premises therein described by the sub , Aba mortgages, at publicauetion on the 23rd day cf March, 1908, at 10 G6'ttock in the forehoon of that day, at the law office of James R. Shes, in the village |. of Baldwinsville, Onondaga County, N. ° Y. Said premises are described fmsaid mortgage as follows: All that tractor game! of land situste in the of anBuren being parts of lots twenty- two and twenty-three (22 and 43)y-in said town described as follows: RBégii ning in the center of the highway at five hundredths chains; wes tour chains; thence north oneandsikty hundredths chains; thence west §{fegu snd eighty-two one hundredths chaios; then ca north forty-three degrees west, two and ninety one-bandredthscbains; thence west four and fifty dredtha chains; thentasouth 77 degrées west four and twenly one~houdredths oath degrees eastacren d twanty-five one-hundredibs chains; thence smoutk twenty add siriy -two one- flamed“ ths chains; ‘fim t : ree degrees f Sevens 'Are wnehundredths ehains; Erpdredihs the p! nas uizicing rod pita trauma-hummus scres of ated Detamber 26. 1907. Dated Detam waco ea . I & s a by which at] wit %u win a cat ahd Toman a mpg a} , #s B. Seka, Attorne: nominate rie
