THE MAliOVE FARMER WttfrNBSDAY, MAT 14, 1913.

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WONDEMX'L SKIN SALVE.

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Bueklen's Arnica Salve is knownever>where as the best remedy madefor all diseases of the skin, and al-so for burns, bruises and boils. Re-duces inflammation and is soothingand healing. J. T. Sossaman, pub-lisher of News, of Cornelius. X. C,w 11to<* that oue box helped his ser-ious skin ailment after other rem-idi s failed. Only 2oc. Recommend-ed bv all druggists.—Adv.

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li tin*. is. i \* xv ] MuRlGAGE SALE —. Mortgagors,t J I ^ r (J ni Joseph Laprad and Emily Laprad.

j it i \ \ t >rtgagee. Philander Premo. Assig-nees and present holders of mort-

1 \ is n Jf tht su fea^re Harry Priest and Albin E,- i t >,-* i 1 u IT- i Aubrej .

Mortgage dated March 23rd, 1910.Recorded in Franklin County Clerk'sOlfice on the 4th day of April, 1910,at 9 00 o'clock A. M. in Libar »9of Mortgages, at page 44.

The amount claimed to be due onsaid mortgage at the date of thefiist publication of this notice isthe sum of $111.45, which is th©whole amount unpaid thereon. De-fault having been made in the pay

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for dereliction of duty which majproperly be brought against Miilmg1-

1 ton. He must be reinstated and paidt h e state for all the time he waa

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FRECKLES.Now is the Time to Get Rid of These

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Ugly Spots.

There's tio longer the slightestneed of feeling ashamed of yourfreckles, as the prescription othine—double strength— is guaranteed toremove these homely spots.

Simply get an ounce of othine—double strength — from The HydeDrug Company and apply a little ofit night and morning and you shouldsoon see that even the worst freck-1 »s have beg-un to disappear, while

, the Lighter one* have \-anished en-tirelv. It is seldom that mare than

- an ounce is needed to completely' clea- the skin and gain a beautiful

1 a- complexion.He sure to ask for the double

"*tr ngth othine as this is sold un-d r guarantee of money back, if itfa Is to remove freckles.

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ment of the moneys secured by saidmortgage, notice is hereby giventhat according to the statute in suchcase made and provided, and by vir-tue of the power of sale oontain-ed in and recorded with said mort-gage, said mortgage will be fore-closed by the sale of the preu iseatherein described and the same willbe sold at public auction at thefront door of the Court House inthe Village of Malone, FranklinCounty, N. T., on the 24th day ofMay, 1913, at 10:00 o'clock A. M.No suit or proceeding at law orotherwise lias been commenced torecover the amount secured by saidmortgage or any part thereof. Saidpremises are described in said mort-gage as follows:

All that tract or parcel of land situate in the Town of Constable, Coun-ty of Franklin and ^JJiate of NewYork, known and distinguished aspart of subdivision second of lotthirteen, Township three of\ GreatTract No. One of Macomb'a Pur-chase (so-called) and bounded asfollows (viz:) Beginning at thesouthwest corner of 31 25-100 acresof land sold to Asel Peach /by Lau-ra Beebee, by deed boar ing date the9th day of August, 1882,^and runningthence north in the west bounds ofsaid 31 25-100 acres of land, eightchains, thence east parallel with thesouth bounds of said lot twelve

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chains and fifty links., to the eastbounds of said subdivision second,then south along "said east boundseight chains to the southeast cor-ner thereof, then west along thesouth bounds thereof twelve chains'and fifty links to the place of be-ginning, containing ten acres ofland more or less.

Also that other parcel or piece ofland situated in said town of Con-stable.county of Franklin and state ofNew York, and described as follows:Known and distinguished as part ofsubdivision second of lot No. Thir-teen and bounded as follows (via):Beginning in tne east bounds of saidsubdivision second, eight chains northone degree west from the southeastcorner thereof and running thencenorth one degree west sixteen chains,thence west six chains and twenty- ]five links, thence south one degree!east sixteen chains, thence " " ;

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Dated February 25th, 1913.HARRY PRIEST

ALBIN E. AUBREY.Assignees.

GEORGE J. MOORE,Attorney for Assignees,

M one, N. Y. l lwlS

NOTICE TO CREDITORS—Pursuantto an order of Frederick O. Pad-

dock, surrogate of the county ofFnanklin, and according to the stat-ute in auch ease made and provided,notice is hereb> given to all personshaving olaima against Orvllte M. Ev-erett. late of M.ty, deceased, th*to exhibit the s,ers thereof, to :ministratrix. at Ivillage of Malui.'or before the snext,

Dated April 1-*

ti. in said couo-L'V are requiredA ith the vouoh-nderslgned, ad-•.•sidence in thesml county onIa\ of Cktooer

IDA S. EVERETT,Administratrix. Etc.

wu. p. BAI>GI;U,Attorney for A Imimstratrix,

Malohe, N. V Cl»w2~>

Couaaty.Court, Franklin

W. Crooks, plaintiff,E L d d t l dagainst Prescott E. Ladd, et al, de-

dendants.Action No, Two.In pursuance of a judgment of

foreclosure and sale, made and- en-tered to the above entitled action,bearing date the 22nd day of April.1913, I, the undersigned, the refereem said judgment named, will sell atpublic auction at the front door ofthe court house, in Malone village,county of Franklin, N. Y., on the5th day of June, 1913, at teno'clock in the forenoon, the prem-ises mentioned in said judgment, anddescribed as follows:

All that tract or parcel of land ait*huate inf

p sttown of Duane, county

d t t f N Y kte in the town of Duane, county

of Franklin and state of New York,known and distinguished as part of'" 11 Hfid*12, township 12, Greattraujt i , mb's purchase, as sur-

Otrk B*rre Gf«iei • StockitrWe

a--: i <.\ «.f th uf ui i j of the veryBao. e\ ent \\.!> 1 . lU-d t Ut themari\ friends of th<_ cte cu^-cl in this\ i cnu j vbo had known h P. so welland b< km£ \ui< ml innu that hehad J et'ii found deaa in his room.Members of the family here aut once•wired C. B. Whittelsey, a formerMalone resident who went to theCoast when a young man and haslong been prominent in San Diegobusiness circles, to arrange for trans-portation of the body to Maioae fortmrial. Friday a message *ime fromhim announcing that ttve coroner's in.quest had been held and the bodywould start for Malone that atfteir-noan. Mr. Lawtrence. was born in Moira in June 185 7 and was nearly 66yeiura of age. He came to Malonewith his parents in early youth andhad spent his entire life in this vil-lage, except when away at school and;the past year which he had passe-din Southern California. For years hehad enjoyed a wide acquaintance inNorthern N«w York and was*popularwith all classes of people.. He waspresident of Franklin County Agricultural Society for a long period, andin former years was severala candidate for county officeDemocratic tivk-et. He had apenscwui] following and usually led histicket at the polls. In the business

PNEUMATIC TOOLS

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NOTICE TO CREDITORS—Pursuantto an order of Frederick G. Pad-

dock, surrogate of the county ofFranklin, and according to the sta-tute hi such case made and provid-ed, notice Is hereby given to all per-sons having- claims against James H.Bean, late of Malone. in said coun-ty, deceased, that they are requiredto exhibit the same, with the vou-chers thereof, to the undersigned,Mary D. Bean, administratrix, at herresidence in Malone, In said coun-ty, on or before the 2nd day ofAugust next.

Dated Jan. 25th, 1913.MART D. BEAN,

Administratrix.BRYANT & LAWRENCE,

Attorneys for Administratrix,Malone, N. Y. Tw*7

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF>few York to Leonora Kennedy, sia*

times [ ter, Waterbury, in the state of Ver-n the [-mont; Burt Barnett, brother, Mid-large jdlesejc, in the state of Vermont;

'^harles Keyea, nephew, Orange^ in

life of Malone he was ^early etigag-<jdtn the hardware trade as a memberof " the firms of Stevens, Bowesn &Lawrence, Bowen & Lawrence an lfipaxin & I^aw.rence. Later he be-came bookkeeper for the Lawrence-IWebetear Co., wtnich position he heldat the McMillan xniUs for a numbarof yeare. After his retirenvent hewent into the cigar manuXacturinigbusiness on Quite, an extenaive scaleand spent much of hie time on theroad disposing of hie product. .Abouta year ago he became connected witha- mining and development companyIn California,"-with headqaartsta aXBan Diego, and bad an office withHoit and Holdridge. of that city. Dur-ing the past winter -he had alsolooked after this business affairs andmanagement of_^Hot«l Keystone,where he had resided. Mr. Lawrencewas a 32nd d^^re* Mason, a past-potentate of Karoak Teanple, Mont-real, and was long prominent inMasonic circle* in this section ofNew York state. His sudden deathia a terrible blow to his* aged par-ents and family who have unbound'edsympathy itv their affliction, and is asource of deepest grief to many rel-atives and personal friends in thisvicinity. He ia survived by his fa-ther and mother; his wife, who hascontinued to reside in Malone; two©one, Harold W., of Washington, D.Ci and Clark J. who is soon to grad-uate from Cornell University; a bro-ther, O. S. Lawremee, of Malone,and <rtw eteter, Mrs. Sarah Spann, ofIpdiaatt&oUs, Ind. Mrs. W. H. King,who pa«ed -*wjay a few years agowas also a sister of deceased. Tfrefuneral will probably be under Ma*sonic auapices. - ̂ .

If your horse is kicked; -or out bybarfced wire, apply Hartford's Balsam.

mont; Nellie Keyes Flanders, niece,Orange, in the state of Vermont, con-stituting' ail th-e husband, wife, heirsat law and next of kin of Wm. W.

rnett, late of the town of Ma-lone, in the county of Franklin andstate of New York, deceased, sendgreeting:—

Whereas, Delia L. Barnett, the ex-ecutor named in the last will andtestament of the said Wm. W. Bar-nett, deceased, has lately a l l i e d toour surrogate of our county ofF̂t-amkUn to have the said will prov-

en a* a wfll of real and pereonaJproperty, in pursuance of the statutein such case mad« and provided:You, and each of you, are there*fore cited and required, personally,to be and appear before our saidsurrogate, at his office In Malone-vlllage, in the county of Franklin, onthe 23rd day of June, 1918 next, at10 o'clock in the forenoon, then andthere to attend the probate of saidlast will and testament

And if any of the aforesaid ner-sons are under the age of twenty-one years, they will please take no-tice that they are required to ap-pear, by their general guard lau-̂ __lfthev have one, and If they havenone, that they appear and applyfor the appointment of a specialguardian, or in the event of theirfailure or neglect to do so, a specialguardian will be appointed by thesurrogate to repfeoent and act forthem in the proceedings for the pro-bate of said will.

In testimony, whereof, we havehereunto affixed theseal of our said surro-gate. Witness, FVederi 1̂G. Paddock, surrogate

(L. S.) of said county, at thesurrogate's office. InMalone village, In saidcounty, the 5th day ofMay, 1918.

KATHARINE A. T „Clerk of the Surrogate's Court

S. A. BEMAN.Attorney for Petitioner,

M&iane, N. Y. 2tw7

s and twenty-five links to the I ̂ o f said^iot Noof beginning, containing ten L thett^ f

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of land more or less. l\n® o f J ^ i ° . V \ ° l

veyed by Jaanes Frost, beginning atthe aorihwtest corner of said lot No.12, and running thence south 2 de-crees West along the west line ofaakl lot No. 12 32.39 chains to theplace, of beginning; thence east tothe east line of the west {me halfof lot No. 12; thence south alongsaid lice 28,25 chains; th&nce westto the southeast corner of theThomas H. Mills land; thence northalong the east line of said Mills landto the said Mills' north-east corner;thence west along the north line ofsaid Milla' land to the center of theBranch Pond road; thence northerlyalong said road to the place of be-ginning, contain ing sixty acres ofland more or less, except that cer-tain part thereof lying east of theMills lot and between the Mills lotand the center line of lot No. 12,about 5 % acres" heretofore sold toWilliam Kerry by Edwin M. Laddandjwife in 18 9 7.

2. All that tract or parcel of landsituate in the town of Duane, coun-ty of Franklin and state of NewYork, known and distinguished aspart of lot No. 12, Township 12,Great tract one, Macomiys purchase^as surveyed by Janies Frost: Begin-Jiing at the northwest corner of lotNo. 12, and running thence southalong the west line of said lot No.

.12 32.S3 chains to the place of be-! ginning; thence east 20 chains;

ce north parallel with the westof said lot No. 12, 2.50 chains;

chains to the west

NOTICE OF SALE.

. T. Supreme Court, FranklinCounty. Cteoi«e w. Crooks, pUinUftagainst Prescott E. Ladd, «t at, de-fendant*.

Action No. One.In pursuance of a judgment of

foreclosure and sale, made and en-tered in the above entitled action,be*riȣ date tin? 22nd day of April,1913. I, the undersigned, the refereein said judgment named, will sell atpublic auction at the front door ofthe court house, in Malone village.county of Franklin, N. Y., on the5th day of June, 1913. at teno clock in the forenoon, the prem-ises mentioned in said judgment, anddescribed as follows:

All that tract or parcel of land sit-uate in the town of Duane, countyof Franklin and state of New York,bounded as follows: Beginning atthe southeast corner of lot No. 20,Of Frost's Survey, and runs thencew*st in th* south line thereof 28chains to a stake; thence north 3.9chains to a stake in the center ofthe Port Kent road; thence easter-ly along the center oi said PortKent road to the east line of saidlot No. 20; and thence south alongthe east* line thereof to the plaosof beginning, containing eighty-twoand 87-100 acres of land more - or

Excepting thereof the buryingground; also excepting and reservingall mines and minerals, and all fallsand streams of water fit for mills,together with„ the free use of thesam **""

Dated April 22nd, 19*8.WILLIAM p. BADGER,

Referee.WALTER J. a«EARS,

Plaintiff's Attorney,Office & P. O, address.

Malone. N. Y. I9w7

j along said west line 2.50 chains to1 the place or' beginning1 containingfive acres of land, more or less.

•3. All that tract or parcel of landsituate in the town of Duane, coun-ty of Franklin and state of N«wYork, being in township No. 12,Great Tract One, Maeomb's purchase,more particularly known as part ofGreat lot No. 11, as surveyed byJames Frost and bounded as follows:Beginning at the southeast corner ofsaid lot No. 11, and running thencewest along the south line of saidlot No. 11, to the east line of Mat-thew Tucker's land, formerly ownedby Etelana Stickney; thence north

SHERIFF'S SALE — State of NewYork, Supreme Court, County of

Franklin. Sybel Helms,- Plaintiff, vs.Walter C. Proper, Blanche Properand Merton J. Wood, Defendants.

By virtue of an execution againstthe property of Walter C. Proper andBlanche Proper, issued out of thesupreme court in the above entitledaction, to me directed and delivered,I, Alfred A. Edwards, sheriff ofFranklin county;. shall sell at publicauction on the 7th day of June, 1913at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at thefront door of theJEourt house in thevillage of Malone, Franklin Co. N. Y,-all the right, title and interest whichthe said Blanche Proper had on the25th day of fcSarch, 1913, or whichshe may have subsequently acquiredin. and to All that certain lot or par-cel of land situated in the town ofMalone, county of Franklin and stateof New Yorky and being that partof Great Lot 75, Townshin 6, GreatTract One, Maeomb's Furc&ase.. com-mencing at ar stake 20 chains eastfrom the northwest corner of staidLot 75'and running thence south onthe late Lyman H. Lewis' east lineOne hundred rods; thence east tolands of James McNee.ley, deceased;thence north on said McNeeley's westline to the line of said Lot 75;thence west on said lot line to theplace of beginning-, containing allthe land within said bounds.

Dated April 18th, 1913.

ALFRED A. EDWARDS.19w7 Sheriff of Franklin County.

TO CRBDITOR&—Pursuantto an order of Frederick 9. Pad-

dock, surrogate of the county ofFa-anklln, aad according to Ute stat-ute ia such case made and provided,notice ia hereby given to all oer-

teOTfog claims against Joseph De-eon, Sr., late of Malone, in said coun-ty* deceased, that they ar« requir-ed to exhibit the same, with thevouchers thereof, to the uiwierajgn-ed, at the office of a A. Be man,No. 65 West Malm St., at Malone,in said county, on or before the 17thday of November next-

Dated A)pr11 30th, 1913.GEORGE SABIN,AMELIA DEGOX,

Administrators.A. BEMAN,

Attorney for Pet'r,Malone, N. ~

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OFNew York to Dynes Giipin, North-

field, Vermont; George Adams, Northfield, Vt.; Hiram B.. Adams, Alvin,Texas; Lewis D. Gale, Brandon, N.Y., constituting all the husband, wife,heirs at law and next of kin ofWallace W. Hutchins, late of thetown of Brandon, in the county ofFranklin ad state of New York, de-ceased, send greeting:

Whereas, Uzzie Hutchins, the solelegatee named in the last will andtestament of the said Wallace W.Hutchina, deceased, has lately appliedto our surrogate of our county ofFranklin to have the said wiU prov-en as a will of real and personalproperty, in pursuance of the stat-ute in such case made and provided:You, and each of you, are thereforecited and required, personally, to beand ajapear before our said surro-gate, at his office in Malone villagein the county of Franklin, on the16th day of June next, at 10:00o'clock la the forenoon, then andthere to attend the probate of saidlast wiU and testament

And if any of the aforesaid per-sons are under the age of twenty-one years, they will please take no-tice that they are required to appearby their general guardian, if theyhave one, and" if they have none,that they appear and apply for theappointment of a special guardian,

in the event of their failure orneglect to do so, a special guardianwill be appointed by the surrogateto represent and act for them inthe proceedings for the probate ofsaid will,

In testimony whereof, we havehereunto affixed the sea)of our said surrogate. Wit-ness, Frederick G. Pad-dock, surrogate of saidcounty, at the surrogate's

(L. S.) office, in Malone village.In said county, the 28thday of April, 1913.

KATHARINE A. PADDOCK,Clerk of the Surrogate's Court.

KELLAS, GENAWAY & KELLAS,Petitioner's Attorneys,

Malone, N. Y. 20w7

AMENDED AND SUPPLEMEN-TAL CITATION. The Peo-

ple of the State of NewYork to Sherry Cayea, residing

Jefferson, Ohio, and the heirs at _„ r . „ _ _ „„.„.law and legal representatives of along the east line of Mathew Tuck-Thomas Cayea, late of Seattle, Wash- er's line to the northwest corner ofngton.and all other persons interest-

ed in the estate of Oliver Cayea,lateof Malone, N. Y., deceased, husband.wife, creditors., legatees, ared next ofkin of Oliver Cayea, Late of the tow-nof Malone, in the county of Frank-lin and state of New York, deceas-ed, and the sureties on administra-tor's official bond, or their legalrepresentatives, send greeting:

Whereas. Henry Baker, the exec-utor of the last will and testamentof the said Oliver Cayea, deceased,has lately applied to our ..surrogateof our county of Franklin to have

executor, as afore-settled in pursuancein such case made

his accountssaid, judiclallyof the statuteand provided.

You, and each of you, are there-fore cited and required, personally,to be and appear before our saidsurrogate at his office in the courthouse, in Malon-e village, in thecounty of Franklin, on the 16thday of June, 1913, at 10 o'clock inthe forenoon, then and there to at-tend the judicial settlement of theaccount of Henry Baker, as execu-tor of the said Oliver Cayea, deceased

And if any of the aforesaid per-sons are under the age of twen£y-one years, they will please take no-tice that they are required to ap-pear by their general guardian,they have one, and if they havenone, then that they appear and ap-ply for the appointment of a specialguardian, or in the event of theirfailure or neglect to do so, a specialguardian will be appointed by thesurrogate to represent and act forthem in the proceedings.

In testimony whereof. we havecaused the seal of oursaid surrogate's court tobe hereunto affixed, Wlt-

Frederick Gdock, surrogate of i

county, at the townMalone, the 2Sth dayApril, in the year of ourLord one thousand ninehundred and thirteen.

KATHARINE A. PAODOCK.Clerk of the Surrogate's Court.

KELLAfi, GENAWAY & KELLAS,Petitioner's Attorneys,

Mfclone, N. Y. 20w7

W !#p CB^ *>*n order <* »*•***<* O.4oekAStirr0*mte of tlie CalmlyF k f t and according Jo the

de-

the vottofcersenlgned a*.

tute ianotic* to hereby «*ve* to _iavfe* claims aflato* JehnUte of Bombay, ia sakl eouatr.ceased, that they are required tohlblt the aune, with the v<W "thereof, to the undersigned _minlstratoT, at his reatAenea in Bom -̂bay, in said county, oa or beforethe 30th d&y of August next

Dated February 17, i l l ) .M. J. CROWLBT,

AdministratoraSORQE J. MOORH.

Attorney for Administrator,Malone, N. T^ lOwft.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS— Purwaant to, an order of Frederick O

Paddock, surrogate of the county elFranklin, and according te the «talute In such case made aad providednotice i» hereby «Jven te allhi li a i t Al

personnso Rl M

against Alonso» ot Malone, N. X., la mmceased, that they are r*

, to exhibtt the same, .with th«rouchera ttiereof, to tHe undersigned, at bis office at Melons rUlags. to•aid county, on or before the It*day of July, l t l t .

Dated Dee. t«, l i l t .MARTIN B. MoCLART,

•zeetttorMeCLARY & ALLEN.Attorneys for Executor,

Malone, N. Y. twit

E. M. Ladd's land; thence southalong the west line of E, M. Ladd'sland to the northshoe Pond: thence

bank of Horse-east along the

south line of—E. M. Ladd's to theeast-line of lat~No, 11, thence southalong the east line of lot No, 11 tothe place of beginning, be the samemore or less.

4. All that tract or parcel of landsituate in the town of Duane, coun-ty of Franklin and state of NewYork, being situate in Great Lot No.11, in township 12, and bounded asfollows: Beginning at the northeastcorner of said lot No. 11, and thencesouth along the east line thereof32.39 ^chains to the place of begin-ning: thence west to the outlet ofLong Pond; thence southerly alongsaid outlet to tke Horseshoe Pond;thence east along said Pond to theli b t L t 11 d 12 th

ast along saline between Lots 11 and

t h l id lith«

tnortherly along said line to theBranch Pond* road; thence norther-ly along said road to the place ofbeginning, containing fifteen acresmore or less, being a part of thtepremises conveyed to. Edwin M. Laddby Mordicai Ladd and wife by deeddated November 1st, 1873. and re-corded in book it at deeds at page

The above four parcels are subjectto the right of dower of Sebia A.Ladd as widow of Edwin M. Ladd,

5. All that tract or parcel of landsituate in the town of Duane, coun-ty of Franklin a«d state of NewYork, being a part of the east one-half of Great Lo* No. 12, Township12, Great tract one ot Maeomb's pur-chase, and bounded as follows, towit: Beginning at the northwest cor-ner of said east owe half of GreatLot No. 12, to Towmshlp 12, andrunning thence south, and parallelwith the west line Ot said lot 45chains; thence east aad parallel withthe north line of said lot 22.22chains; the no© north aad parallelwith said w-est line of eaid lot 45chains to the north line of said lot;thenoe west on said north Ito* 12-21chains to the pfee* <c* boyiontng, con-taining ldo acfMtt of land, exoepand reserving all mines, mineralsores, and mill *te*.

6. All that traei or mroet of landsituate in the tOflWi ©* DINUM, coun-t f ff* t f «iork and dosoytt+d ft* foUoW: Be-ing & part of *ot « o . 9t, Township. . in said

ning at thfrlot No. li.east line ofthanoe westsouth

the place of 1th l

e pacethe landsIntended toeel so anucby Harriett

7. AJ1 thsituate Inty of F a n iYork, knownS>art of lot "~IVact one,

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ot tot 4$;tte toMT aU

north onchains to

et 18thenoechains to _Trim's land;lot line XI.20beginning,the same

Dated April

WALTER J.Plaintlfra Attoraey.

Oeftoe A P. O. Addrees.Malone, K. t .

SUPREME COURT, Franklin Coun-ty, N. Y. John Lafave. PlainUff,

vs. Virginia Lafave, and others, Defendants.

By virtue of a judgment of parti-tion and sale, made in the above-entitled action, on the 21st day ofAa3ril, 1913, the subscriber, a referee,for that purpose duly appointed, wil)sell at public auction to the highestbidder, at the front door of the courthouse, in Malone Village, Franklincounty, New York, on the 9th day ofJune, 1913, at 10 o'clock A, M. th©real estate directed by said judgmentto be sold, and therein describedas follows:'

All that certain piece of land sit-uate in the town and tillage of Ma-lone, co-unty of Franklin and stateof New York, described as follows:Being part of Great lot No. 39, inTownship No. 6, Maeomb's Purchase^being laid down on a map-of villagelots made in 1866 by F. Pelletierfor Titus & Parmelee, as lots 59and 60, and fronting on the eastside of Branch Street; a copy ofsaid map was filed in Franklin comi-ty clerk's office B-eceanber 27, 1886The parties of the first part arenot to build or maintain any fence.Being the same premises conveyed tosaid John B. Lafave by Clara E. Par-mele^ and others, by deed dated July17, 1&01, and recorded in said Frank-lin county clerk's office in Liber 113of Deeds at page

Also all that certain piece of landsituate in the town and village ofMaione, county of Franklin and stateof New York, described aa followsBeing part of lot 39, in township 6,Maeomb's purchase, and as laid downon a map of village lots made in1866 by F. Pelletier for Titus & Parmelee as lots Nos. 62 and 63, andfronting on the east side of Branchstreet; a copy of said map was fil-ed in Franklin county clerk's office,December 27, 1866. Being the samepremises conveyed to said John B.Lafave by Clara E, P&rmelee andothers by deed dated May 17 190and tecorded in said Franklin coun-ty clerk's offica_in -Liber 115Deeds, at page 555.

Also all that tract or parcel ofland situate in the town and villageof Malone, county of Franklin andstate of New York, describedfollows, viz: Being part of GreatLot No. 39, Township No. 6, Ma-eomb's purchase, being laid dowa>on a map of vUlage lots made In1*66 by F. Pelletier tor <Ktus &Parmelee as lot No. 61. and front*,tagr on the east side of Branchllree*; a copy of said <map was fU-•edT ia Franklin county clerk's officeDecember 27, 186ft. The party ofthe second part is to build and maintain all line feaoee. Bekx* the S&OM

•emteee conveyed to said John B.' by Delia Lafa.ve,'by deed dat-

ed January 8, l»07, and r*6erded tosaid Franklin county clerk's ofttee loUber 129 of Peeda, at pace Sft.

Also the right of way reserved tosaid John B. Lafave aad his aaa&nnin deed frote aeJd John B. I*faV« fy>Anetta Boyer. <S*te* A*rU 11. 1*1«,a»d recorded in said Fraaklfai oonn,ty oterk's o«k» tjx Liber l i t oddeed*, at pa«e 4M,

Also ail that traot or wuwel of landsttuate in the towa and vivace 0Malone, county of Fraufcttft, aaA stoleof New York, beta* A vfitegn lot a*iatd down on alnw4> oi iSiotoe v«-iage lots lying In- th* eottifc Ipe* ofmi& viHace aod made tn r l t l ( by FPelletler for Tito* * Peu-ttetoe, * «9-pltcete of which la mm is '|b» derk»»office of eaid oonaty of IPYaidUto *j»Village lot No. 2$, th* corner <***»•of boJB«r fonmerty marked ty 4 «e-dar ertako and nuaabered, sttaa^a

the corner of 800U1 Pear) aadnow. BBxnr fownei-ly ParmeUe streetand on. the north #de Of :"street. oonteini»« aU the HM4in -aid b a d s . h&m t*M a »

_•_ i E«ds«r Iw <3«&S Howard by 44*4 reoorted to thePmnklin ooun r̂ deVvi omea. toLiber U», at « «W d bto

SSdinal, Uteootonty. deceased,quired to exhibit „the voucher* thereof; to toeft administrator with theaexed oj Laurs, Cardinal, Mresidence In Weet Bangor, tttcounty, on or before the 9th "Juftr next

Dated January 4th, l » l tMILO 1C

MeCLARY & ALLSW.Attorneys for d

Maione, N. r

NOTICE TO GBBJDm>_to an order of Frederick

dock, surrogate df the ,«»Franklin, and according toute in such dase made *aued, notice is hereby given tosons having claims againstW. Dewex, late of Fraftklte,oounty, deceased* that "-J—quired to exhibit thevouchers thereof, to «

SUPREME COURT—Trial desired inFranklin county. Walter Sailor,

Plaintiff, vs. John H. Savage and J.Wesley Perry, Defendants.

To the above named defendants:—You are hereby summoned to answerthe complaint in this action andserve a copy of your answer on plaintiff's attorneys "within twenty da^rsafter service of this summons, ex-clusive of the day of service, and incase of your failure to appear or an-swer, judgment will be taken againstyou by default for the relief dem&nd-•d in the complaint.

Dated Malone, N. Y., March 31st,1913.

KELLAS. GENAWAY & KELLAS,Plaintiff's Attorneys, Office &P. O. Address, Malon<v N. Y.

To John H. Savage: The fore"-otagsummons is served upon you by pub-lication, pursuant to an order ofHon. Henry V. Borst, Justice of theSupreme Court, dated the 24th dayof April, 1913, and filed with thecomplaint in the office of the clerkof Franklin county at Malone, New-York, on the 25th day of A^ril, 1913.

KELLAS, GENAWAY & KELLAS,Plaintiff's Attorney? Office &P. O. Address; Malone, N. Y.

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THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OFNew Yerk to William A. Pond,

Chlldwold, N. Y.; J. Warren Pond,Mt. View, N. Y.; Lillian Pond, 315Washington AveM Albany, N. Y.;Clinton W. Pond, Nucas, Oklahoma;Horace Thomas, Winooski, Vt;Frank Thomas, Canton, N. Y.; Lovi-sa Lavery, Canton, N. Y.; Elma E?-gleston, Canton, N. Y.; Delbert W.Thomas, Hypum, Utah; MildredThomas, Los Angeles, Calif.; Char-lotte Reynolds, 210 English St., NewHaven, Conn.; Fred Gamble, 111831st St., So. Seattle, Wash.;- Ella Barrett, 1305 31st St., So. Seattle,Wash.; Winnie Gamble, Snohomish,Wash.; Roy Gamble, 19th Ave., Seat-tle, Wash.; Daisie Crozier, Riley, Ore*gon; Cora Reed, Lisbon, N. D.; Car-rie Steveson, Port Huron,-Mich.; Ly-dla Albert, Houlton, Maine; ArthurJohnson, 276 Main St., St. Johns,N. B.; Margaret Johnson, 58 For-est St., St. Johns, Neb.; HaroldJohnson, 26 Lawrence St, Bostoa,Mass.; Mrs. Perley C. Brown,Preeque Isle, Maine; Florence .Ashley223 McBean St., Peoria, 111.; Augu*-t»-vMerrieim, 93? Gotham St, W&ter-townTN. Y.; LeRoy SteAer, 110rce. St., Peoria, IH,; Iresna Held, *»*»N. Madison St. Peoria, IU-; Genevadimming*, 416 Beed Ave., Peoria,HI.; A«nesa Slater, 2910 N. MadisonSt., Peoria. I1L; Robert Slater, ... . ,N. Madison St., Peoria, III.; Steph-en M. Howard, Malone, N. Y.; Hen*ry A. Miiler, Malone, N- Y^ hus-band, wif*. creditors, legatees, aadnext of kin of Charlotte E. Gaylord,late of the town of Malone, m. thecoxnty of Franklin and stake, of NewYork, deceased, and the sureties oaadministrators' official bond, or taetrlegal representatives, send greeting:

Whereas J. Warren Pond andMartin E. McClary, the administra-tor* of. the good*,'-chattel* and cre-dits of: the said Charlotte E. ~lord, decease

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NOTICE TO CRKDTPOKSant to an order of JVederiok

Padlock, iurrogate ot the <ma#Prankiia, and acoordmg to theute ta such case mad© and pf**t~ed, notice Is hereby given to all per-sona having claims against UMMQonyea, late of Malone. in said cow*,ty, deceased, that they are reo,*tre4 fexhibit the same, with Hie v hthereof, to the undersigned.a Taylor, Executor, at hi* etden

Malone village, ta said county. «afor before the 19th day of A u r a l

act.Dated February 17th, 1113.

ROBERT C. TAYLOR,Execute*.

WALTER J. MEABS,Attorney for Executor,

Malone, N. Y.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS— Pur***ant to an order of Frederick €L

Paddook, surrogate 'of the county «fFranklin, and according to the stat-ute in such case made and provfeteffenotice is hereby given to ail petwMfthaving claims against Louischette, late of Malone, in saidty, deceased, that they are refute**to exhibit the same, with the vuuete-ers thereof, to the undersigned WVkUam A. Frechette and Lydia A. Wtm~chette, executors, at the office of MiH. Burno, In Malone village, in aattfcounty, on or before the 1st day ej|Sept. next

Dated Feb. 20, 1013.WILLIAM A. FREGHETTLYDIA A. FRECHETTE,

Executors.M. H. BURNO,

Attorney for Executor,Malone, N. T.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS—Pursuaalto an order of Frederick G. Pad-

dock, surrogate of the county ofFranklin, and according to tb4 •statute in such case made and pro-vided, notice is hereby given to allpersons having claims against GeorgeW. Merritt, late of Brandon, ia said!county, deceased, that they are re*quired to exhibit the same, with tb«vouchers thereof, to the undersigned^Fred Merritt, at the office of & A*Beman, in Malone, N. Y., in seJ4county, on or before-the Sad day ofAugust, 1918, next

Dated January 17th, 1918.FRED MERRITT,

Administrator, etc*S. A. BEMAN,

Attorney for Administrator,Malone, N. Y. «wt7

NOTICE TO CREDITORS— Pursu-ant to ».n order of Frederick a.

Paddock, surrogate of the county otFranklin, and according to the stat-ute in suoh ease made and prtrrtde*»notice is hereby given to all personshaving claims eg*in*V data i» Par-melee, late of Kalons, la aaM ooan-ty, deceased, that they are rMcatredto exhibit the same, with the Toock-ers thereof, to the undersigned, a*the office of A. 8. Parmetee * 8oa,in Malone rlUage. Malone. N. T., Issaid county, oa or before tfee (t^day of July next

Dated December Sttfe, l t l t .88ORG8 W. iyU8$7U&,

MoCLART A ALLEN.Attorneys for Bxecvtor.

Ifaloae. N. T.

TO CRHDITOR8— P«r*U-to an order of ^redertafc; Ck

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