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MI'BS E ; G; Scoville will offer for
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President's Daughters to star In-irHNatufe Play?
Bprings, mattresses, stands, chairs, carpet^ and artictea too. numerous to mention, " a l s o " ? Nor 9 Jewel- range,
and persons tni— .. • ' • ja te of the
nearly new;~ Terms cash. GrrW^ Esten will be.the Auctioneer.
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Auction.
You are hereby cited and. required to appear heforr thp Surrogate nf nnr County \$ Mnnrnf. in Surrogate's Court, on the sixth day. of April 1914. at t«»n o'clock in thftforenoon of .that day, at the
2^T8a. Main St. FAIRPORT, N. Y.
-Surrogate's officeJLu the City 6f Rochester, then and there to attend~Thtjua , iaaT iwttIeBrent_of t h a a c g o n h t f "f WnreO-X*ni\ . \*Tf-+~-4*.*Vrt**\ \ - -tor of.the estate of _aald deceased... And if- any of the aforesaid persons are'under the age of twenty- I one years," or insane or otherwise incompetent,'
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for-place, wil 1 sel l_at. ifflctiqn^og j t j e corner of WoodlanH and
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THIS PAPER REPRESENTED FOR FOREIGN ADVERTtotNG^BY^WE »
cara of apples in Mrretf^irTb^lk;,_932 cars of evaporated appleB, apple waste and chops 36 cars, cherries 11 cars, grapes 37 cars, onions 202 cars, csb^ bage 127, peaches 72 cars. Over 250 carsof fruit and~produce—were-carried over into 1914- in storage. There, were shipped into the town 16 cars of i r u i t -baskets and 39 carB of evaporat>
.Fairyland—JWM Eleanor Wilaan=a» the Bird Spirit Who Turrit the Plum© Hunter From tha Ruthto8»^81augh-
ter of Feathered CroatUrea. \ i -
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o n e . a u a u mejr UBVO mmv, wu»v >u>j .-.-,-... -— .
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AliYMBNl^tFStOGUI* Resident Piaiiio Tuner
Two years' ;Auning experience iu a
W. factory Berylce,
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GENERAL OFFICES -
_NEW YORK AND CHICAGO BRANCHES IN ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES
-On-Feb.-^theroiwlll-be-presBntedABu N'ew York city in the Interests o j ^ d ^ ;onservation a play quite as wondefful as It is unique, by prominent persons^ i n c l u d i n g t ^ 6 ^ a ^ g h t e W ^ f * T f e s i d e n l T
beds and bedding, chairs, i t a b l e s ^ j n - . ing~rooms-parlor,-and bedroom furn|-_ lure, kitchen utensils, garden tools, canned fruit, a qunt i tyzofrwooi-and lumber, etc. G. W. Esten is to be
eyentof their neglect or.failure to do so. a special
7 - ^ n ^ n ^ ^ K e # i n ^ n ^ ^ ^ I n g ^ t t r ^ « ^ P r ^ 1 ^ ^ ^ ^ t h e ' s e t t l e m T O t ^ ^ e ' B a i d ^ a t e ^ ^ ^
the^auctioneer^and—F.—E«
clerk.. -__' -..
-Burnham
—• "XonSW XL. S . ] Witness. Hon. SeldenrSr*Brownr Burro
gate of said Couuty. a t the - City of Roch-*"" ^:esterr^hir n t h d a y of Februarjr*|n-;the
year of our Lord one thousand nlpe hun-dred and fourteen. •'•" / • . ^ c ' . _ :.
r . ™ j ~ ! ! : ^ A K D R E W LUIKJLI'H,-. Clerk Surrogate's Court.-
E . J. FISK, Att'y. for Executor -Falrportr-N—Y-t-
^ . ^ O L p . i ^ P l . 1 D z C O M £ A N J . E § _ _ _ f r ied and Truo Nona Bet te r
T h e rriOat Utterat-HBalt lranchAoeldent-
D e b t P a y i n g
Arbabi t-of-debt-pay ing^huilds^up^fl. comrouni ty;""Set t l ing~the- grocer 's rccounrmakes - h imable—tcrpay- the ] hntpher, the latter can pay the plumb• ers and so on. The nimble dollar
Wllsira7-iTi-this-pia£4^ ^Sanofaar.y,.,'...hy-.PercjLJl.acHayer the p^UCIpaTlts"appear*in-:the;-co8tume--of--
" "'characters they-'represent ' "The
Auction.
three miles^hortfl—ot
PURSUANT TO A N ORDER of Hon. Selden S. Brown, Surrogate of the County of Monroe,
TSWtcrHfrhoTOby^veiraccordUui-^ - rr-demande-agalnoMloriSiAx
the apprpachlng performance will be given as nearly as possible a l ^ g ih^J lnes^ f j t^Pr^i ict lQn_in.New Hampshire hiBt 1 h ? . f o r l l i m h e r Wagon
at his place,--Macedon-Genter,—3^-milea-^fiasi;_^Qt WesrWalW6TtKr^Wd= twc^i les=we8t 07.:Wal^rtKlThTlrAday^rMarch 26,_at 1 o'clock p. m. a team of 6-year-old blppW mares, 2500 lbs. , two cows
lnty-of
^ P o l l e F « v e > » • • " " « « ; a h d a t l o w - o o i t —
w
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democrat wa-.once r e l e a s e p r o m the tardyliand ol 3 p n t e m b e r t t n e c n i e f difference belng^ W i a r d plow, LeRoT^eveTslrriT
• » » • • • • - ! • - • • ,
Monroe. State of Ne,w Yorjc, deceased, to present the6amewith-.thejfouchera-therefor _tothe un» derslgnedrexecutor_at>hiB place "for thelSi insac* tion of business as such -executor, at the lawOI^ fice o f E . t JF i sk in the village of Fairpdrt, N . Y.." "oTToTbSfOre^the anddaytjrjuly/TiSMr- 3— —
• ^ ^ f t y f t 4 - - y > i v f t f t f i f t r f l -
-Parlora^nD-oJacainBllBjyiaHM^MQck^ ^WeBfcave.—^Botb^phont -dence. ' ; '" -.•'"-
Dated December 29.1918. ^ j ^ ^ j ^ j ,
' ' • . y!Ti»«itor of the last Will of Mary A. Butts, decea|ed
chants feel like undertaking new en terprises:^—This -means more—work Jto.. do, more people to receive wageB. I t jg-surpriaing to know the number of
B.ecUon t^atTrig~^>pe ' ^ ^ " f 9 6 " 0 6 ' 1 g^en. outof.joorg.• that o f j g s ~ m o n t t |^^^ht^OMW^^^is^^JiEI^E^ t" t t ;^^
Wilson as the bird spirit will take the leading part~the- same as she- did-in.-the performance : last fall, and Miss Margaret Wilson-will again sing- a song Of the hermit-thrush. — ^ ~
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_The possibilities of-grave abuses in the use of private detectives in labor -disputes is clearly^isclosed in some
—of the evidence thus far uncovered-in: the testimony introduced before the Congressional Investigating committee at work in the copper fields of Michigan
people having "plenty of~money-wh Wakr i t 'T = prac t i ce - - tb l e t b i i l s drift
^vfbUe-the: a I on g i or^TrronthsHsr^earSi struggling tradesman whom they, owe Bkimp and- shift to keep their heads above"water.'—Waterloo News.
S a w d u s t W o r t h $ 4 0 a T o n . 7
Many a f armer bpy^ car^ jremember going to the old country sawmill and bringing home a load of "white sweet-
TVddre^sjiia by^Burroughs-and-Pinohotv^
8%t^ttrnp^JOfl^srngr+ndS51oTTe^a^ ladder, • double harness; — 2 single har-*nesir2"hor¥e bianketsrbuffalo-robe,-bush hook, hay fork, corn planter, :faTminfr^mffl7 :r^ 3~ log
RS'UANLTTO^ANORDERof-Hon.SeldenS. ^ Rrpwn, Snrrogate flPKftZCnl1Ti y-o• MnT^rn •: noticaJsJiereiuugiyfiB. according to. law. to all
H . M . B R O W N Jj.MiflHA-W
HENRY^^RELYEA.
^FionTh^VTnircTSnnlrW^frm
;r-
"B^practice—ofV^-baiting order that more strike breakers and
^^O^gtryfe^bfeaker-haaaconfeaaei.tCi fim^ling^ajsqaaj^^e^jijgj^r .var^-• • • ' - • QUB *pUrpngpa Hhnnt the'farm, and the
suppress the increased disorder." He says one guard fired into a boarding
-house in-the-hopeJ:haLiithe_coniRany.''
mi 11 er was glad to_ get rid of it.~" I t frrivfite-'detective8-wottld=be—hiredOo.^a8^now-been^foundLtha1: sawdust has
ed.— Perry Herald. &
would deem it advisable tn have the ^placo g u a H ^ »"d that t h i s , p a r ^ i i I a r ^ Q j F & ^ e « f ^ n ( i ^ o t h i n guard would be hired for " t h e easy j o b , , - ^ ^ . : „ . . ,
-—U has long—been—suspected ^that -making -«'disorder'U
a value of about $40 a ton and by the proper process can be made, to produce nvfir 60,000 feet of gas which sells
~A program-relatlng-to-bird-conH tlon will be given in the morning and afternoon of Feb. 24. and a dinner In'flSe^evening will precede the masque._ nt which addresses by such ornithological authorities as Gifford Pinehot, former „chief_forester of the United States department oTligricurture, arid John Burroughs will be delivered.
Mrs. Wilson, the wife of the presl-
1h"e masque. The proceeda-will-gp-intQ-the_fund~devoted~to_bird-conservatlon WTirlvr
chains,,. set^40Jpp:lb.m wagon srjringB, crosscut saw^^S^bu lMl i r i eed^r ro ta^ toes, lkJS2bUshels-oat8,—dasn-churn,-barrel churn^ water cream separator^ 2,dpzen milk pans,_hay knife, LeRoy potato covejrer, spring tooth harrow, pair bob sleighs, Portland cutter, open .buggy. 58 chickens, 38 yards!
nah E. Mason, late of the village pi f airport, County of Monroe. State of N e w York, deceased, fifpfeseht the same with the vouchers thereof, to the undersigned DeWitt C^Becker, the executor, at hiB place for the trahpaction 'ofrhuainess as nnpKaxecutbr. at the Banking Office of.DeWitt C. JW-lmg.-Jn thft-villngft o f , Kniroort. N . X . on bT
^ffiff l f f iK Hr*-.s-*h» ,t F . t ^ T I ' i s ~ ^ f f i ^ a T < ^ ^ ' ^ 5 « M « E E = ^
before the 25th day of July, 1914 Dated^Janua*rZ07l91t~^~ ~ m..
n^WTTTT. BKCTCER. .Executor.
. _ l27 .W«st j \ye . . „ , . v 1 .
BellPhone No. 2 4 3 - W r ^ ~ H6rner30-X :
Donovan Bros E . J^EISK^„_:_:^. . . A t f y . -for Executor,—
Pairport, N r Y .
rag carpet, o^iantifyr~of--honsehold goods, and other -a r t i c les . " Eight
•M OT1CE TO CREDITORS. Pursuant t b a n o r -1 * dor of Hon. Selden S. Brown, Surrogate of the County of Monroe,- notice is-hereby-giveri, ac=. cording to ISWTO-all-persons having-claims or-de-
^MBFchant Tallors -
for ,65 cents, per thousandi A few
in New
C o m i n T t o ' W e B t e r n N e w Y o r k .
Describing the., play given Hampshire, the Outlook says:
In n qtrpioh of woodland a plume ^ ^ hnntaT^inji ir lpopnrd skiua-iiad-4be^s-iii-niB-hiei5rt: plumage "of" birds slaughtered by his skill;-encountered j ^ a u j L j i m i a dryad^ He had apparently just shot "a bird."
From Benl The heart ot'jUEe fool is in his
mouth; but the'mouth of the wise man ^ B e n l a m u r ^ t ^ t t S r i r ^
mandB against . Edward J. Hawkins, late-of the Town of Perintoh, Counjy of-Monroe, State of New York, deceased, to present the same with I
-as-sucn ^ H y ^ S ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ T ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ f e y o u f l h a r a ^ f l r t f o r ^ t o ^ ^ ^ u n p f i ^ i g g i S ^ ^ T h e a u c t i o n e e r W i l l b e \f. 0 7 E a W ^ p i a c e for the transaction of b u s i n e s s - a s j u c R W , 1 P a n d t h ^ f e r k - f c e a n d e r - B a k ^ ecutor.atNo. 7 Pleasantst . . Pairport. N. Y.. on
SuitsJad tOnlerJwmi $11 to $M CLEANING AND R E P A I R I N G
15 Sj. J/[AIN_ST.:_ FA![RPClBT
RBAL ESTATE
ecutor.at or- befor e-the^ith-day-Of-June--19rfc J O H N E HAWKINS.
jrrtor:
who recently moved from and purchased a Western"
t h a t arm - A man
^ ^ ^ ! ^ ^ M 2 m ^ U ^ i n t e r e ^ ja n r ^ f ' the ex^mibirally-distressinglin bringing Western farmerS-Jnto-thus_ t h e_ d r y a d - - t b e p i u m e hunter lost
The effect o f - t h e W - h u d - b i ^ t e l t ^ t h e b i r d s p i r i t . WhO fe l l f a l u L i n g a n d I pendent: T o E t t a A. Embury^ti wounded-to the earth. To the plume hunter, however . the bird spirit was invisible. Charmed by the .grace of
Bis"
f eaturesT^f ~ I auor —orspures the employer in his pocketbook, but
_jt hurts the striker in many ways; arid it tends - t o . keep _aTive~a^!celTng of hostility between the two elements of production that must work in harmony
. i f the be3t results for both are to be accomplished.
Sjt ij» 9y* . ,
a r t ^ w ^ - N ^ v ^ - o r J ^ ^ ..r,._--.-.-= -thinks the sod is bet teTthan in tH^ immediately found tha t the :b i rd spirit Central West and farming more pro- was visible. - H i s hunting instinct tftaWe-^ays-the-Batavia^News—This nromnted him to attempt her capture is a reversal of all the axioms of the with his net. He was res
T H E PEOPLE OF T H E STATE OF N E W * " i'Free and-Inde-
peiiucni.. o.« »*~ . . . , , George W-Em* buiy, Aaron Q. Embury, Giles L.'Embury, Adon-iram J. Embury, Willis W. Embury, Charles F. Embury, legatees and devisees and persons inter
CHAS W. BUTLER, Attorney for Executor Pairport. N. Y. . Dated NovT28th". 1913.
f ^ f w ^ r T ' W f c ^ a a T r ^ B l d e ^ R ^ lower priced house, a first-class grain, lower priced nouse, a uret-uiaes gimu, Btock, rrliU aud crrlc^n^^rrnrnnr^fausg iHeis 'bldck,ra~Norlbuilalnglotror
F I R E I N S U R A N C S in grBt-claBS companies, calfon
* O r r N ~ t M X O N
OTICE.TO CREDITORS—Pursuant to an order of Hon.SeldenS. Brown.Surroeate ofthe N
County of-Monroe,.notice_is.hereby_given, according to law. to all persons having clafms~bTdemands against^tephen.A^Huht^rlate~of-the Town-of Terihtoh. County of Mouioe. • State of New Yorkf -
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deceased, to present the same "with the vouchers therefor, to the undersigned Cornelia M. Hunt and Frank M. Hunt, Administrators, of t h e e s -
- . . „__.._... i i . . ! . _i„„„ for the trans-Embury, legatees ana aeviseea«™»*«'-" 1 » I "^ = ! f ^ 4 0 | ^ j d decedent at their place for the trans-
deceased, Greeting. —_—-~:....•^-.j-^-.^— ._..•',:. -IM^IIV.-; .LJ I . . „ A im.i— ^—=— -to-at
One gains a clearer perception of
agriculturalist, who for years past has Poet and a naturalist-chanted the praise o f t h e West for ; appealed to him, «"^ -farming and the East for manufacturing industries.- "Land is now cheaper -in-the—EastT^-says—this-man,—L'and the soil is as good and sometimes bet-
.Ttrp Then the dryad
and as a consequence of her eloquence he flung his gun and net away and abandoned for good and all his vocation of plume hunting. —Tbe-^poet-^wa{ was his bird "masque "Sanctuary,
fore-the-SuTrogate^f^our-Countyi-oliMbnraeTIuT the Surrogate's Court -on- the 12th day -of- May, 1914, at ten o'clock in the forenoon of that day. at the Surrogate's Office in the City of Rochester, then and there to Bhow cause why George W.
-iBtMlay f* Jimfe iSTC" t?ORNJBfe^'M^H^N^
It is seldaraLirideed that itL^M^affeclton.
itora.
Dated November 21st, 1913T
^ti^^rri^arilhg^o^t^nre Thaw millions" being dissipated when i t is shown to be a positive fact that
_Qne_pf Thaw's lawyers at the original
t a ^ k ^ b o n t = ° ^ g f a r ^ h ^ t r ^ n - t h e " " W es f r ' - ^kand^v i i i e^^ i c JW^ nrnir-setls out there for from $120 to $200 an acre may be. purchased here for from $65 to $75 an acre. Excessive
trial spent $39r000-in-si>ir4ti 'ng-2QQ^a^es^n-^y^r^thlng, including farm women witnesses out of New York city in order that they ne_ed not test i -
~fy against Ihe-priseneis • ,, -The la\vyer did a vicious act. He
has been properly punished by disbarment. But this was one phase of
- the Thaw_jcase in whiclvthe^ public
rence performed. The faun. Quercus. was Joseph Linden Smith, who has managed several pageants of note.
LTh^jiaturalist,_ShyL was Ernest Har-
iverp
FRltNETMrTTDNT,-LEWIS M. WILSON, Attorney for Administrators
l * L u c r e LU OHUT. ^ U U ^ V .. .^, . . , 911-914 Wilder Building oiarK. th^^x^CTTtornif^he-Will-of-^aid^ecedent-LPvCwmesleXjJi^ Josiah H. Embury should* not be permitted to re-1 Dated Novenrbe: sign as BUCKExecutornnd that his Letters-Testa-. m«Jntary be revoked, and that -a Judicial Settle-'Theht of his Accounts be had, and that an Admin^ istrator with ths will annexed be appointed for said estate in the place of said Executor Clark, and that you then and there attend the Judicial settlement of the Account of said George W. , W 1 U 1 I 1„ t„ , „ „ , , r
tfil»iJc-aa-Rugh.F.vep.iitor of >ajd Will. And if any i demands against William Henry Mann, late I of the aforesaid persons are under the age ot |"the Town o t P i t t s f o t d . County ufMumoo, Dtate
twenty-one years, or insane, or otherwise incom • " ! i U
iail-tQjnspire the l iv ing, .
their deadv- .. •• ••
67-W7^STfN-GRANltE4fl,
XT OTICE TO CREDITbPvS. Pursuant to an or-1 ^ der of Hon. Selden S. Brown, Surrogate of
• the County of Monroe, notice is hereby, given ac-rtording to law, to all persons having claims or
>• •»<- .™.!n.t Wiiiinm Henrv Mann, late of
of New York, deceased, to present the same witn I ^ - • - fTp y - r : , ' r r r - t , - - ; -> n v% ™«„. tbat they are I the yourherf t h e r e f o r ^ ^ n t o l g ^ Q ^ R g u S ^ ^ e a i b f the ir general « ^ H H M ^ n : & , n , a t M ^ r - W k l ^ ^ ^ ^ ^
benefited. Could decency have stood any more nauseating testimony than that given?
* 4» +
With the death of George W. Varf-
maohinery and stock, make it expen sive to farm in the West. One could own-and—work_3rQnQ acres of" land here for what it costs-"to work 200 acres in the W e s t . "
oldH&aynes^-the-pr-omoter nf the whnla performance. .__ Appear In the-Role.of.Binds..
Members of the-€ornl9h-coleny—pt
No Muffler Gut-Outs in Rochester.-"ordinance of thF trattic The new
city of Rochester prohibits the opening of the muffler cut-out on any mo-torccyle or automobile and no horn siren whistle, except a bulb'horn, is permitted to be blown~wi.thin the city
ticipated as birds of various species. Each person in the audience wore a simple costume of mantle and hood.
The song of the'lrermitrthrushy, sung-by Miss MargaretrVVilsoTir~wasrtgrth^-words "of a lyric by Arvia Mackaye, the dramatist's little daughter.
The twinkling electric lights, the rustling of the_leaves~ of the trees in the wind, the music performed by a small" orchestra, the robes and cowls' of the
ure to do so, a special*,, „ . .... by.the Surrogatojto represent and act for them in the proceedings foTthe settlement of said estate.
In Testimony Whereof. We have
BeU Phone 234-R 54 East.Ave.
FAIRPORT, N. Y.
We" decided
they have one, and if they have none, that they William Henry Mann, deceased, at his place for appearand apply for the appointment of a special the transaction of busin< guardian; pr in the e « n t of their neglect or fail- a t No. 626 Powers Bldg.
ppointed-^-Kof^w^-thnJi^.Hny nf \Tav 19U Dated Rochester. N . Y„ Oct. 18tK 1913 "
caused the seal of Office of our said Surrogate to be hereunto affixed tnesi iHim. SELDEN S. BROWN' Surrogate of the said County, at Rochester, the 13th day. of March, in the year of our .Lord one thousand nine hundred and f ourteenV~"™~"—-~-~—;—— -
OHARLESM-WILLIAMS. . . . . . . . . . _-_-.. . . . . Attorney for Petitioner. No. 710 Wilder Bldg. ^~Z. ]
Administrator with the Will annexed GEORGE L. MORSE. Attorney for Administrator, etc. • } j 0 l 526 Powers Bldg., Rochester, N_. Y
jey^ffi
.Rochester, N . Y.
derbilt there passes from life the only__gn_ a n y automobile or motorcycle. a u d l e n c e ; t h e f f t n tastic costumes of the member of-the, famous.._Wi}liam H;__MjQtor__vehicles_ _must not exceed ,a Vanderbilt family who devoted his years to systematically—- spending money and apparently giving heed-to-iU^accumulatlQll.
l i t t le
, playerar-all—combined to—make the speed of five miles an hour in turning] w u o , e performance seem elfln and mys
M A R Y G . F A H Y . -Deputy. Clerk Surrogate's Court-
Lf you wish fcfbuy, sell or ex- _ | .. • change a farcrrpr^yillage ;: _ ,
"OTICETpCREDrrORS.^ Pursuant_to_anor-| p r o p e r t y , C a l l O D der of Hon.Selden S.-Brown. Surrogate of
the County of Monroe, notice is hereby given..ac-eordingjo law to all personB having claims or de-"ma'rids againsT WlllianTAgaterlate trf the-Village -gnd-Town ul riLtafordr-Couptyof Mnnrnf, State
HOW ABOUT THAT
ilAUCTlON
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a corner, ten miles an hour in the. congested district, fifteen miles an hour-nulside-thccongeated district and within the"mi le limit, and eighteen
- N o J4ist hovV rich George was is not an
hdunced9. * "But" when-h^^ot-his—fuU-j-y^jieg-aTi-houi^on—other-streets shure/of a-.monster—e8tate-he-^egan4TrfntorcyclB:=
c^stru^t ' io i r i r r the" mountains at
terious. And while the fauns'and the spirits of the birds skipped and hopped nf^ wnrhlert ahont in the pine grove the roads outside for miles around were kept bright Uy^the^earchlighta^ofUsisit-.
THIS SPRING?
of New York, deceased, to present the same with the vouchers therefor, to the undersigned William J. Agate, executor of the last will and testament of William Agate, deceased, at his place for.the transaction of business as such executor, at Nos. 27-30 ElwoodBullding, Rochester, N. Y., on or_be-f ore the 21st day of August, 1914. Dated January 23, 1914.
• WILLIAM J. AOATE, . Executor
SALISBURY & A O A T E , *' Attorneys for-Executor. '•••*• • Nos727-30~Elwobd Buildinsrr ~ — Rochester^, . . Y- —
GEORGE A SL0CUMr Agent
I anL^iJ J n ^ h e busme'ss as
IFprmmed-to-be-^perat-4^ng-«itomobiles
Si-'
the Asheville, N. *C, of a palatial estate much on the style of those that aris-tocratiTEnglishmen-are said ,by popular, novels to follow, bat probably
. more .elaborate, MiythgtlTBtjB«h>f-deH egating the management of the estate
— t o a - t r a i n e d - expert^*Mr._Yanderb!it
ed withinr~tlrff"clty -unless-^a license therefor has been obtained of the. City Clerk a t a cost of $2 a year and the number plate affixed to t he machine. The Commissioner of Public Safety
^^ppropriately_tke_pJace_sclccted rigr.
through the city a club or a number
tfie porformance of the masque was a stretch Of woodland which has been set apart as a bird sanctuary. It has been planted with trees, shrubs and vines-of the sort that attract birds, and
AUCTIONEER H JOT1CE TO CREDITORS. Pursuant to an or-•der-of*--HpnT^oldftn-S^row4i^uri!9gftta-Of
"The Mails. MAILS A R R I V E .
FROM EAST FROM WEST
7.00 a m 7.00 a m 8.66 R E D V.52am 11.23 __; •
-25Jft-p-tn-5.j0p..m
-2;62-p-ic-5.16 p m
ftrAIL-8 D E P A R T r
FOR WEST FOR EAST.
( r v i s i o n ^ o r - ^ 8 w r 4 4 n j ^ t _ l r a s _ ^ e ^ ^ u ^ , H i r j ^ fof promoting the comfort of blrds^
?=wmnh^ac t ive^ak i t t gy r^n^ i c - a^ ree t "ed experts in the breedingof^fine stock, -in-horticulture and in floricul-
rjryrj_forestrv. The town of b=mUmoi&i^a£
Of-motorcyclists not residents ^of the j Bl lch as food houses and bird bathtubs. eense^-
- * — Played for Place
Harold and Mary (the little girl next J n J f f e e ^ n ^ s ^ i ^ o T O a ^ ^
5 4 East Avenue Falrport, N. Y, FJELL PHONE 234-R
mandragalhst; of*FaiiporU C « U I I « «^ . - . _ . . . - _ . . . . . . . _ York", deceased, to present the same^vith the ;VOTaier^herctforr^otHe^nderfligned^xccntor,
of practical magnificence, jrarely, if
'e^f^^<^*°"^ f t ' ' '~ e o^n^n i , _"1
-aflilUftni \\ was the pride of the man who-«»fc-4<M >nd th(
SAYS-CANALrl^TOO SHALLOWfj^
German Engirieer "Declarei-Blg~8r?fpT nhrouohss^
V^OTACVJ
V U U U I C f O L1IV1 U J . U 1 ) m.-*, . . , —
at his place for-the transaation of business as such Executor a t No. 7 Pleasant S t , Fairpor*, N , Y. on or before the 6th day of September, 1914. Datod February 26th, 1914.
DANIEL M. FARRELL, •Z Executor
CHAS. W. BUTLER, ~ — Attorney for Executor,
"^--^FHhTJortrNr* : ....
8.30 a. m . 4the County of Monroe, notice is hereby given, according to law to all persons having claims or de-1 0 , o u u* m
maffdraRalnst^ Stella E.Parrell , lateof-the-villag«+5^0-p;m " "onroerState-pfTNew- "-
9.30 a m •2.S0PDX.
~t^0 p i u 6.80JLBL
-6^0-p-m-
dunday mails arrive a t 7 a m fromTinrBaat~ and wes t . No malls dispatched 8updavs .
- ^ T A T E OJF..NEW
FAIRPORT MARKET REPORT
;r> :8ahi^hjft^Hj»rold4iad^htUier^^ac^ i wlas^ftllcd-tn^cr^hir^rloUTO. and | * r J J^ red i c t s that large \vursKips=irrT3r old
ftflUoo^-whiuA<wha(UflttilRK ,th° m t \ e
. . mA\r "Wetrr^-h»-ftnBW<» rush and turmoil of business activities | m e B e c o n d ; . ,
mx
in a great city and enjoyed his years ^Ip^ry^y^tlratah&tildjrLhBve made~hjs
lease of life much longer.
-B est Family-LAxative.
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Stubborn, Annoying *J6ugKi~CuredT " M y husband had a cough foTfifteen
yoarfl and my son for eight yeara. DrT-King's New Discovery completely
S S g i l L ^ ^ " » " " ; " : y n " ° ^ ; , - - 1 ctircd them,- for -which l a m most • i ^eWTJfe -pn iaT i r r f i a rq rwo i l r | t J S k f S T T ' ^ i t e , - M r s . Uayid MoorT
of Saginaw, Ala. What Dr. King's MeW Discovery did for,those men, i t
Tag predicts •oo©a n-4 l«o ra-pocha iisuavill
:hrorh%h th«-f i*M ift--4fl4ifvlMvn< that second class Ships will be able to go through^ the great waterway only partof-oaoh-yeiir.
-A Boon <oAll S P E C T A C L E
CT— S'lpVcme—Conr t r-r County^of "Monrob, MinferVa P. :Eidredge, Plaintiff, against Thomas ErOckeUden and Agnes-C* Ockenden, his wife. The Despatch Lumber company andPalrport Lumber and Coal company, defendants - - 7 • - •*••— -• „ • Tn PMrnunncfe of a judgment of foreclpsuro and .
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Z ^VVKolesaie PncerHrPa ld by LocaTMer-
.r inlheJIOthJayof February. 1P14 - I, E. J.
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chanti.and D_c»ler»A.
GRAIN ^ J J
in the 10th day of February. 1*14 I. E- J. Fisk, \ Bran, per ton. j * o u n ^ r s l g t ^ T e f e ^ J n ^ M l M 8 ™ ^ t ^ wIll-Bell-RtTubHe aue i Oatsrpefnu. v » , ft.
the
Cfoe in B5Tcl~iPutt...w..w ..^..rj^j t
town hall In the village of FalrpoftTN. Y., on CbrnT&ef b\i.~r.-.-r:rrirrv,^^ ' ,Isrehrl01-*rlO'«>£«lo<>U4n-tha^or<w. JWhooUixuvlui
L^-«ka rvwimlcin«_j1fi»i»rllvYl i n Bflid I »-.- • -
^ c a j ^ c ^ p e r s o n . . »^j MddHngsV per".foti ...XM . >.*. p
(34.00
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Beware of co.nstipation. * Use Dr.
Jew m
Mrs. Charles *E. Smith, of VVest F r a n k l i n . - M e . ^ ^ c a l l s them' " O u r family • laxat jye . i '^ Nothing . better for aduiti, 'or age"£" Ge l them today. 26c. All druggists or by mail. H.
, E , 3 u ^ l e n : & . C o 4 J b i ] a J e J ^ Louifl. Advertisement. .
D o rvt morJjf fho n o a« o r • GU&te h i n d ihjg. .^AC»r
m. -w f-
Hi
Discovery . should be in ov.ery home. Stops' hacking coughs, relieves la grippo and«a l 1 throat*.; and_^)u"Dguajl-ments. Mo'ney'back if i t fails. All d r u g g i s t s . - P r i c e 50c and $1 .00 . H.
Cards J E.^Bucklen & Co., Philadelphia 01? St.
m mAJm&*»*»***m
^JlForSalo" and "To Rent always in stock at the « ^
Mr. Ewnld expresses doubt that the canftl undeTHio present system can* ever bo supplied with sufficient water to make possible-the passnge or wars nips* and big liners, for which, it is reported, a depth otThlrty TeCt is iiftl sUinele-fSl.""
.Gatun lake. vMr. Ewnld says, will be able only for part'of each year to feed ;
the canal to a depth of thirty feet He pfo^IcSWat^uilTigtiiD^fr^^^^ canal \ will fall. M eighteen feet and even lower, tn concluslon_^lr. Ew^ld warns^ovorybody-agalnst^havlng-tbbj optimistic vl^ws In regard to changes in routes for arg^o^ld 'a trade J?y. rea--soh of Ihd opening9f too cabal. — - ^ ;
fPatientlsIyBsixamined asses or Spec-
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tacles properly fitted, Only where needed:; -"-
At Moderate".Price-»
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Tti^wf >Knt^oHt .thft promlwnn-dpjtArllv^ in anld judgment ns follows, vix.—All that tractor parcel of land, situate In the Town of Penfleld, ' ouhty of Monroe and State of Now York, and being a prrt of lot No. 49 In township No. 18 in the fourtr TaTUrc:ofc:towjnshlpB^ln ^tho -town - o t -Penf leld,. bounded, and dc8crTbc3"^snf6llc^8T~Coimncnxing
In the center of tho highway known M the Five ililoLlno Road at the south east corner of lands
of Charles J. Urckfitz, thenco westerly * on the gouthlin^of <ftid.UrcknUJflndft.tv<:o.hundred feet to a point; thence southerly in a stralghll lno and parallel with the Five. Mile Line-Road sixty six -f eet-to-n pointMhonco easterly-in.a_str»lghtJiao.
*95.
FLOUR
Patent Spring, per bbl -Tipller^lftteT^DCCbbl • « « . • * • » .
16.30 ^-4.00;
and parallel with said Urckfitz south lino two hundred feet to tho center of tho Five Mile Lino
I Road; thenco northerly tn tho center of tho Five 1 Mile Line Road, sixty six feet to tho.placoof^bc-
PROVISIONS
BuMoTTperlln ,80-
Egga, p o r d o i . . . . .28
ginning. . I . " D o i n g the Bamejprefnlsestonveycd:td;ThomAS B. Ockenden by Charlca J .Urckf iUand 'wlte.by •Deed dated April 17, 1006, recorded In Monroe County, Clerk's office. May 4,1905 In Liber 70S of Deeds at Pago 163/ •, ^ / DatcdFebruary 1 0 , 1 9 T 4 . X ~ ; i J 3 ; ^ ;, j ~ ; ~ • •, '•••...^ ; j ; •.. •>•-•;.•-••t-^f-.-s^t!**-B.-J,'PI8K,'-'
1 \,-: •":'.• :=v.-*r;?;r-i";,;.v •*.- •';.. -*>• -Referee. . CHAS. W^BUTLER,- ' •-.••'•';'• *;-:•".?.'••' " VAttorney4or-t3alhUff> .'.TTM
Falrport, N . Y; . •
FARM PRODUCE
P o t a l o e a , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . '•«»»» $ .60
MEATS A N D POULTRY '
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