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Holbrook argus., 1903-07-18
From a Cat Sctatch

on the arm, to the worst sort of a burn, sore or boil DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve is a quick cure. In buying Witch Hazel Salve, be
 particular to get DeWitt's-this is the salve that heals without leaving scar. A specific for blnd, bleeding, itching and pro- truding piles. Sold by A. C. M. I.
Holbrook argus., 1903-07-18
Working Night and Day.

The busiest and mightiest little thing that ever was made is Dr. Kings New Life Pills. These pills will change weakness into strength, listlessness into energy and brain-fag into mental power. They're wonderful in building up the health, Only 25c at all drug gists.
Holbrook argus., 1903-07-18

Liver and Kidney troubles and general debility Only soc. Sat. isfaction guaranteed by all drug gists.
Holbrook argus., 1903-07-18

To Cure a Cold In One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. E. W. Groves signature is on each box. 25c.
Holbrook argus., 1903-07-18

The ARGUS has a fine job de- partnent and can turn out work on short notice. Rates reason- able.
Holbrook argus., 1903-07-18
After That $2,OOO.

Some of the boldest bronco busters i'll the west live and work in and around Holbrook on the ranches of Northern Arizona, and these men are just now speculat- ing on their chances of carrying away part of the big $2,OOO purse offered for the roughriding tournament in Albuquerque dur ing the New Mexico Territorial Fair, which will be held in that city from the 12th to the 17th of next October, inclusive. The fair association not only offered big prizes for brave riders. but it has also offered prizes for bad horses; so that the man who wins in the tournament will have to know how to ride; but tie cowboys in this section generally know how, and when they enter the ring at the Albuquerque tair something is likely to drop.
 C.C. Hall, manager of the cow boy tournament. is a very busy man just now. He is answering letters from all over the west from riders and ropers who want to enter the contest. The big purses have proved very attract i've and there will be a big entry list. The prizes are as follows:
 BRONCO BUSTING.
 First Prize. zee. $500 Third Prize. .3iOO Second Prize m 25O Fourth Prize M 50
 RoPINo CONTEST.
 First Prize .... $500 Third Prize. .$lOO Second Prize. .... 25O Fourth Prize. 50
 OUTLAW HORSES.
 rITSt EEIZo.ss sVlOV Tinc wv Second Prize. 75 Fourth Prize. ..... 50
 While the great interest centers in the cowboy tournament, there are many other features that will interest the visitor in Albuquer- que next October. There will be horse racing through the five days for purses aggregating $4,- 500, including two great stake races, good for$1, ,OOOeach; $500 for base ball, for local teams only; $1,OOO for exhibits of mines and manufactures, and a a grand carnival company, the greatest of its class in the world. Preparation for the fair is all ready well under way.
Holbrook argus., 1903-07-18

Advertise in THE ARGUS, and make money.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-13
Books People Are Reodf7g.

NEW-YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY.-The popular
books this week shown by demands at
the New-York Public Library fol-
lows.
Little Lord Fauntleroy"; AIcott's Little
Women"
Fiction-Norris's The Pit. Hegan's Mrs
Wigs Of the Cabbage Patch; Wards
Lady Roses Daughter
Miscellaneous-Els's Lives of the Presidents:
Chapin's Primer Of Economics: Brooks's
Social Unrest"
LIBRARY OF CONGRESS- Washington July
10-The following list Of books called for in
dicates the tastes Of readers in Washington
this week:
History-Montgomery' Leading Facts Of
American History: Gibbons Decline and
FAN Of the Roman Empire: Dyer's History
Of the Kings OF Rome"
Observation-Disclosures photography: Nor
ley's oliver Cromwell; O'Reilly's Life of
Pope Leo XIII: Curtis's The True Abra-
ham Lincoln; Helen Keller's Story of My
Life"
Ffction-Page's Gordon Keith, Green's The
Ftligree Bau'; McGrath's The Grey Cloak:
Mitchels "A Comedy Of Conscience; Lew
ISIS Peggy ONeal"; Zangwills The Gray
Wig; James's The Better Sort
observation-disclosures How 10 Know Wild
Flowers; Life in New England Town:
Diary Of John Quincy Adams; Wagners
The Simple Life"
New-York tribune., 1903-07-13
Foreclosure Sales.
SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW

YORK.-United states Trust Company Of New York.
plaintiff against Charles A. Murphey ETC., ana others
defendantsIn pursuance OF Judgment OF foreclosure
and sale duly made entered in the above entitled
action, bearing 2rd day of June. 1908
the undersigned, the referee said judgment named
will sell at public auction the New York Real Estate
Salesroom, No l6l Broadway. in the Borough OF MAI
haitian city Of New York on the LIST day OF July dyP'
at Il o'clock that day by Bryan L. henheILyt
auconeer the premises directed by said 10 P
lot piece or parcei Of ground situate lying snG pe9S &
the building and improvements thereon erected ana known
number 35j Twenty-ninth Street, and bounded
and described follows Beginning at point on the
Northery Twenty-nnth distant one hundred
fourteen Q1 Eastery from the corner FORMED
Northerly side OF Twenty
Street and Eastery side of Ninth Avenue and from
running Northerly, parallel with Ninth Ave
partly through OF party wall ninety
eight C9S) inches the centre line OF the
block between enty-nth Thrteth Streets; thence
Eastery along said lin, Of the block twenty-five
C22) thence Southerly parallel with Ninth
Avenue part the through party wall ninety
eight pS) Northerly side OF
Tenty-nnth Street thence westerly along Twenty
ninth Street twenty-five point the place OF
beginning
Dated New York. June 10Th 1903
CROWLEY WENTWORTH. Referee.
EDWARD W. SHELDON, Attorney for Plaintiff No. 45
Wall Street Manhattan. New York.
The following diagram OF the property to be sold
Its street number is 355 West 29th Street
New-York tribune., 1903-07-13

Description and Travel-Baxter's I'm Bamboo
Lands; Letters of a Diplomats Wife 1883
1900; Creelman's "On the Great Highway.
CHICAGO PUBLIC LIBRARY.-Chicago, July
10-The most popular books among Chicago
readers, according to the demands at the
Public Library during the week. as
follows
Fiction-ward's Lady Roses Daughter; Craw-
ford's Cecilia"
History and Biography-Riis's THE Making of
an American; Washington's up from
Slavery
AIiscellaneous-Norma "An the Russias";
Machray's THE Night Side of London
Eddy's Ten Thousand Miles on An Auto
mobile; James's principles of Psychol-
ogy'; Hudson's Law of Psychic PhenOm-
ena'; Brooks's Social Unrest; Cheiro' s
Language of the Hand"
MECHANICS LIBRARY.-San Francisco. July
10.-The following list shows the most popu-
lar books among San FranciscO's readers,
according to the Mechanics Library during
the week:
Fiction-Cook's "Roderick TalIiaferro"; Thurs
tons The Circle; The Kempton-Wace
Letters; Mrs. Wards Lady Roses Daugh-
ter; Wilson's The Spenders" and THE
Lions of the Lord"
NisceIlaneous-Lorimer's Letters from Self
made Merchant to His Son; Wagner's "The
Better Way; Scidmores Winter India"
New-York tribune., 1903-07-13
NEM YORK sUPRENE COURT. corNrY

OF New York.-Charles S Williamson, Plaintiff
against Celeste Henry and Others Defendants
Of judgment OF foreclosure and sale duly made and
twelfth day 1908 the undersigned. the Referee
in said judgment named VIII sell at public auction at the
Estate SalesrooH, Broadway, In
Manhattan City Of NewYork on the thir
teenth July. 1903 y o'clock
by Edward D. McGrea Auctoneer ths premises directed
said judgment be sold and therein
lows Al that certain lot piece parcel Of land tn
Twelfth Ward of the City OF Mem York bounded
scribed as follows: Beginning az point in the Norherly
line hundred and thiryfou tn distant
hundred 900 IT. Eastwardy Northeasteriy
OF One hundred and thrty-fourth
Eighth Avenue and running thence Northwardy parallel
with the Eighth Avenue and part of the through a
party wall Nnety-nine feet and eleven inches 99 IT
IN the centre line Of the block; thence Eastwardy
said line Fifteen feet U5 it, thence
parallel with One hundred thirty
the through party wall Ninety-nine
and eleven inches (99 It. II in) One hundred and
hirty-forth Street and thence Westward1y along
hundred thrtyfourth as IT. to
point place Of beginning.
New York. June 18th 1903.
BENZ. OPPENHEIMER. Referee
RUFUS T GRIGGs attorney for Plaintiff, 81 Nassau
following diagram Of the property be sold its
street No. is 249 West l34th Street:
New-York tribune., 1903-07-13
LONDON BOOK MARKET.

London. July 10.
Mrs. crawford's biographical study OF Queen
Victoria is written in a racy style, and contains
much fresh information known only in diplo-
matte circles. Bodley's official account Of the
coronation contains several scholarly essays on
the evolution Of British loyalty and the conse-
Grafton Of the imperial idea. A series OF let
tiers the Delhi durbar written by Mrs
Craigie. gives vivid impressions of the Indian
ceremonial A noteworthy art work to be ready
for the autumn trade will involve a number of
reproductions of sculpture and paintings of chill
dren by old masters. with text by Mrs. Mey
nell Among the coming books promised by
publishers are the biography Of Midhat Pacha,
a volume of posthumous addresses by Spurgeon
New-York tribune., 1903-07-13
To Whom 1t Nay Concern.
C,OMMONWEALTH OF MASsACHUSET1

COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS,
Bristol Superior Court. In Equity. William
W. Crapo others Lombard Liquidation Company
others Iuterlocutory Decree This coming
be upon the motion Of the petitioners filed June
1903 all parties the being represented
by counsel and consenting thereto, and 1t appearing
the that such decree Is reasonable and proper
by publication in daily newspaper in each the
lowing cities TO vi n
Commonwealth Portland in the state Of Maine.
IN the State Of Rhode Island. New Haven
State of Connecticut. New York in the State New
York, Philadelphia in State Of PENNSYLVANIA and
be in each three successive weeks and
the last publication be later than Of
August 1903 notify all persons claiming any night
interest in the preferred
bard Liquidation Company undstributed in the
William ". Crapo. James StillTau X Nipple
Trustees under reorganization agreement between
creditors and stockholders Of the Lombard Investment
Company. before lst January. To
surrender their certificates OF Lombard In
vestment Company, and TO therefor common
stock of the Lombard Liquidation Company which
they entitled under said reorganization
forth in the bill filed in this deliver
their securities evidences of
bard Investment Company endorsement as required
under said reorganization plan forth bill
and to receive in exchange therefor the
preferred stock OF said Lombard Liquidation Company
which they entitled under reorganization
agreement. be barred any claim therefor
against the sald William W Crapo. James Stllman and
Frank K Nipple. Trustees. against Lombard
Liquidation Company
juno 10. 1903.
BY the Court
tSiEned) SIMEON BORDEN
copy. Attest: SIMEON BORDEN.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-13
Centre line OF block.
29th Street

The approximate amount OF the lien charge to sat-
sfy which the above described property be sold
is $ $50 with interest thereon from the 25th day OF
May, 1903 together with and allowance amount
Ing TO 1888 2 together with the expenses Of the sale
The approximate of the taxes and
water rates, other liens be allowed to the
chaser out OF the purchase money, paid by the
Referee, IS 81, 153. SO. innd interest
The premises will be sold subject the cove
against nuisances and restrictions buildings
contained in the deeds recorded in said Registers ONCE
in Lber 4S9 Of Conveyances pages go 800 and
In Iiber 5Sl, at page $50, modified by the
recorded in Lber Al, Section g. at 4S9.
L.ber 45 Section 8, page 1S9. and to the party
recorded said Registers ONCE Liber
6S9 Conveyances page 1877. and Lber 60S page 3T6
modified by Liber as, Section 8. page 14O.
CROWLEY WENTWORTH. Referee
The foregoing sale is hereby adjourned Tuesday,
July 14th. 1903 at the same time and place
Dated New York, July 1st, 1903.
CROWLEY WENTWORTH, Referee
EDWARD w SHELDON. Plaintiffs Attorney.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-13
Notice of Summons.
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NJ

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
York.-Cornelia [. Elliott. Plaintiff against Charles
n Ironside and Elizabeth Il. Irons5e his wife
known Elizabeth Ironside Elizabeth Higgins
slde; George F Martens H=Tulne. sometimes called
herlne, Higgins Luther Shafer and Mary Shafer.
his wife: Alfred de- Genovese Mar del Seno-
Nese. his wife the Mary being fictitious
true nrst name Of said defendant being unknown
bant she being the wife Of the defendant Alfred del
.1eiloFese; san LUhE William Kurtz and Kurtz
rs wife the name Kate" being fictitious. the
name of SAID defendant being plaintiff she
5tlnE The wife II tie defendant William Kurtz; George
n Aefkei Defendants In the
County ot New York. To the above-naned defendants:
on are hereby summoned complaint in this
H.L1n ana 10 serve copy Of your Plain
TT Attorneys within twenty days the service OF
rms summons exclusive OF the day service: and IN cas-
o YOUR failure 10 appear judgment be taken
against YOU by default for the relief demanded in
ceTnIlaint-Dated New York. April 7th 1908
STRONG q CADWAIAApFR
f'ai5i4s AtJorneys ONCE and Post Oflce Address No
~ van =, Borough of Manhattan New York CITY
Ie the csfsncants Elizabeth H Ironside sometimes
known Elizabeth Ir0usiGe and Elizsbeth T{iggrs -
side and Herm.ne sometimes called IIer-re
The foregoing s SER
pursuant ar O Ie Charles II --+s-'
Justice q the Supreme state Nte-r
da-ed the 10Th of J9 na -Iez rri-[ ~, oH' ao'
plant in the Office a. Of tbe r.-,r+,. - ~
York. County ssi,r fI-rT.-5 "a -'0"
Dated New fgq3
STRONG & CADV
New-York tribune., 1903-07-13
PARIS BOOK MARKET.

Paris July 10.
Onendorf publishes this week La Ruse," a
novel depicting life in the days Immediately
previous to the Revolution of 1880, by Paul
Adam and a volume by CASTOR Derys, called
Confession de Deux Amants" Empis pub
fishes La Volupte de Vivre," an eccentric and
highly imaginative novel, by Guy de Teramond
The "Mercure de France" is running "L'Imta-
ton de la Morte," by Rachde. Perrin pub
fishes "A DeuX Voix, Psychologist de Jeunes
Filles,'' by Marie Lupoit c. L B.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-13
2sth Street.

The approximate or charge 10
satisfy which the abovedescribed property sold
S41SS4. with interest thereon from the 18th
June 1903 together with and allowances amount
ing s2s3.4s interest from 18th 1908 to
gether the Of the sale The approximate
amount Of taxes assessments other liens which
be allowed the purchaser OF the purchase
money paid by the Referee. is hftyfour 001O0 and
interest. The premises will bs sold subject prior
mortgage Of about twenty-five thousand dollars and
interest from December 18th. 1901, and OF
tain action pending foreclose
Dated New York. June %, 1908.
EDWARD 3. LA FFTRA.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-13

134th Street.
The approximate amount of the lien charge to sat
which above-desCribed property be
S735 with interest thereon from the first day
1903. together and allowance amounting to
S2OT. p expenses q salt
proxmate Of the taxes assessments and water
liens be allowed the purchaser out
purchase money paid by Referee Sl33
and interest.
York. June 18th. 1903.
BENZ OPPENHEINIER Referee
New-York tribune., 1903-07-13

Of New York. Bme Bartlett. Plaintiff against
Annie r Neeler Defendant IN pursuance OF a Judg-
ment Of Foreclosure Sale. duly and entered
the above-entitled action bearing sth day
1903 l. the undersigned. the in said
Judgment named, viii sell Public at the
New York Real Estate Saiesroom, No 16l Broadway.
in the Borough of Manhattan, City OF
the 2lst day OF July 1908 at - o'clock
by Peter F. Meyer, Auctioneer. the premises
rece by said Judgment to be sold and therein
follows: All that certain lot. piece parcel
land with the buildings thereon erected known by
the street number One Hundred Forty-four
haitian. City Of New York. bounded described
follows: beginning at point the southerly side
Of Twenty-eghth Street distant hundred forty
eight feet and four inches easterIy the south
easterly If Twcnty-eighth street Seventh
Avenue. and running thence southwardly and nearly
parallel with Seventh Avenue ninety-eight and
nine inches to point in the line Of block
between Twentyseventh and Twenty-eghth Streets
tant hundred and fifty feet eastery from
Avenue thence easwadly along said centre line Of the
block twenty-five feet, thence northwardly
parallel with Seventh Avenue part Of distance
through party wall ninety-egh feet inches
the southerly side OF Twenty-eighth Street, and
thence westwardly and along the southerly side of
Twenty-eighth Street twenty-five to
the point place OF beginning be the said
tances and dimensions less.
Dated. New York, June %, 1903.
EDWARD B. LA FETSA. Referee
ATWA r & CRUIKSHANK. Attorneys for Plaintiff.
No Cedar Street Borough Of Manhattan, New
The following is diagram OF the property
sold described above the street number being Ia
West 2Sth Street:
Street
New-York tribune., 1903-07-13
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. Ne

York County--I>ouis Stern. Plaintiff against Morris
Bernstein Abraham OreHtly, Isaac NJ BERNSTEIN.
Fershuan MARY Hcrshman. hts wife. the Mary
being fictitious real first unknown Ettie
Charles y. Ietu5r John WeZ. Charles d. Zergeck
Norris p. Eclneer Frederick jacob Solomon NJ Mandel
Edvard Ri6ley Arthur J. Ridley Alexander Jackson,
Alexander Iatuer The National Park Bank, Anster
stone Michele pArno-e Louis Lanzetta composing
the Arm Of D'AmOie & Isnzetta; John @. Orr. Henry
Richard =. White and Henry =. orr. composing
John g. orr q Company; Washington Hy-
cgau-ic Press Brick Company. Thomas Graham Angelo
Alfier Michele PaIsntonio, Anthony Cebrei, Oswald "
jacob Trustee IN Bankruptcy OF Israel Mayor,
Mutual Gas light Company. American Wheeluan
william T Hockey. Defendants To the above-naned de-
fcndsrts: hereby summoned com
plant 2 this action and copy your
plaintiffs Attorneys within twenty Gays
this exclusive of the day Of service
Of your failure 20 appear or answer judgment
will be taken against BY default for the relief de-
Tnanded IN complaint
New York March 5th 1903.
GTRAsBOTRGER. VEIL ESCHWEGE & sCHALLEK.
FTa!ntn's Attorneys Once and T. O. Address.
IS2 Nassau Street, New York City
defendant Ettie WinoUan: The foregoing
amended summons IS by publication pur
Of Hon. John Proctor Clarke. Justice
OF the Supreme the State Of New York dated
the 18th day ~ June 1903 and that day fled with
Of NeW York the County Court House, IN
Borough Manhattan ,1ty and County Of New York,
n s3ld state which amended complaint
herein the 18TH day Of March, 1903
Dated York. June 18th. 1903.
RaSBOURGER, WE'LL. ESGHWEGE e. ECHA1sLEK.
Attorneys for Plaintiff. Once and r. o. Address. No
1872 Nassau Street New York City.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-13
TRUNKS AND LEATHER GOODS.

ADVICE To TRAVELLERS -Pr,, ,.,,,-
Trunks. Bags. Suit Cases direcf frorn
makers. AMERICAN TRUNK 90 ~
Union Square West. largest retailing man.
uiacturers In the world OF travellers requi-
IsfaCtion guaranteed
New-York tribune., 1903-07-13
CEALED Bids WILL BE RFCFTVFD PI
A TTENTION is CALLED TO TIE ADVER.

TISEMENT in the CITY RECORD Of July II TO q
1903, Of the confirmation by Supreme Court and the
entering in the Bureau for the Coecto1 Assessments
and Arrears Of assessments for OPENING AND AC-
QUIRING TITLE TO the following avenue and
street IN the BOROUGH OF THE BRONX:
PATH WARD, SECTION II PERRY AVENUE-OPTN-
ING. from Southern Boulevard Musholu
hrnsd med DECEMBER 2 ls96; entered July 10; 1903.
HUNDRED AND THIRTIETH STREET-OPIcNINyC
from Broadway Bailey Avenue Confirmed May 9 1904
entered July 10, 1903.
EDWARD NJ. CIRCUIT. Comptroller
City Of New York. July 10 1903.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-13
HAZELTON & HAZELTON.
Plaintiffs Atrgrueys


York. Pauline D. Riggs, Plaintiff, against Gittel
Hrscnewitz solomon Hlrschewitz otherwise Hrsch-
ovwitz) Sar-h Finks and Dora Hochman Defendants.
To tie above named Defendants: You hereby sum-
uaOned the Complaint in this action, and
copy of your plaintiffs attorneys
within after OF this
elusive of the day Of service and Of failure
appear judgment VIII be taken against you
BY default for the relief demanded n the Complaint
Dated New York. June 3D. 1903
ENNET g. ROBINSON, Attorneys for PLAINTIFF, 50 Wall
Street. Manhattan. y. I.
To the Defeacants Sarah F1nks Dora HOFFMAN:
The foregoing summons IS upon you by publica
Ton 10 Order OF The Honorable James A.
Bla1char Justice Of The supreme Court, state of New
YORK. dated New York June 18th. 1903 and fled
The Complaint n the Office ot the Clo OF County Of
New York IN the County Court House. the Borough
of Manhattan city Of New York. June 18Th, 1903.
Dated Jure 18Th, 1903
EMMETT & ROBINSON. Attorneys for Plaintiff, 81 Wall
Street. Borough Of Manhattan. y. I CITY
New-York tribune., 1903-07-13
HELP WANTED.
ERnlnla.

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superior instruction; day. evening sessions.
Iaales maids taught; good positions. both
sexes admitted; call OF write q SUTHrR
LAND. Principal. l.2IS Broadway. near 33d
LADIES WANTED TO take nm o,,r si,,ar
ware tluh offer. Nothing TO sell. canvass
OF To write; no capital needed: the newest
pest and most honorable. Rcnteel opportun-
lty 10 secure handsome 80 piece set OF
me table sllverware. latest pattern pre-
paid. for only 81 co. Illustrated partIcuiars
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Lofe.sf FOREIGN Neea,.s About Books.

on The Pilgrims Progress" and a volume of
French essays by Sir Walter Besant.
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1ree transportation procured and return
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