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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-09-17
FUS FIXICO'S LETTER.
cogltation OF the Indian Journals
Fuilbloods.

And Tookpaika Mieoo he say,
"Well, maybe so II we could had
that investigation and put Dam
Big Pie and Jay Gouge Right and
Breck in Rich and Plenty SO Far
and Tom Needs II and graftera
like that out business +"
Then Hotgun be say, "Well, so
| think the fuse was put near
burn the powder cause they was
lots a dry wood popping in the
tall timber"
And Tookpafka Micco he cay,
"Well, maybe SO the grafters was
flushing so Secretary It's Cooked
couldn'; get pot shot"
Then Hotgun he.sav, "Well, 80
it's looked that way to the Injin
10 the aofky patch" F"
And Tookpaika Micco be say,
"Well, so VINO was take to the
wilds tirsi7"
Then Hotgun be say. swell,
reckon so it was Charley Mccoy,
cause he was shy 10 the jack pot. /"
And Tookpatka Mioco he say,
"Well, maybe 50 he VAS called |,
a misdeal aud jumped the game. "
Then Hotgun he say, "Well, so
Ben Called Burt aud Plenty So
Far vas cashed in they stack too
and alide down the back way. but
lhey was a good game going on
yet md they was lots a reds on
lhe green cloth 20 be gobblsd up"
And Tookppika Miooo he cay,
"WeIl, so who you think Was
soved up the gamer"
Then Hotgun he say. "Well, 30
Dam Big Pie was a stayer and had
lots a nerve aud amt afraid to set
10 The whole COB" "
And Tookpafka Miooo be say,
"Well, so the Mnskogee Phoenix
say Dam Big Pie was hero and
could tell the police judge, Well,
so what you do about ii7''
Then Hotgun be say. "Well,
maybe so be was learned to talk
that way from Boss Tweads New
York;
And Tookpafka Miooo he say,
"Well, 80 the Muskogee Phoenix
was go on aud say Dam Big Pie
oughtto had amonumen., cause be
could 'fess up like George Wash.
ington and set : good example 10
young America =
Then Hoigun be say. "Well, so
the Muskogee Phoenix might say
Charley Barrett ought TO be turned
loose cause he said he killed the
old section hand over TO Calvin
for bic roll"
And TOokpafka Miuoo he say,
"Well, maybe so confession WAS
good for the soul
Then Hotgun he aiys "Well,
maybe 90 Il vas saved the soul
kom destruction but Il don't keep
ieller'a name out the newapa
pers or his body out a the bull
pen"
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-09-17
TIE FARMER FAILS

In health just as does the city-nian. and
be falls commonly from the same cause,
stomach trouble.1 The farm is a
wholesome place 70 live the farrncr'a
life IL a healthy life but no external ad-
yantages can overcome the effects Of
diseased stomach. When the stomach
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-09-17
BYLAws.

SEC. 1 The president, vice
president, treasurer, and secretary
respectively shall perform the
duties usually incident to their
respective positions, aud shall be-
fore giving up their position make
full report 20 the club Of work &C.
complished during their tenure Of
Office.
SEo. 2. Meetings OF the club
shall be held on the second and
fourth Friday night Of every month
at $50 p M and during the winter
months a. 1880 ? N. Special meet.
ings may be called By The presi
dent on his own motion or upon
the application Of two members.
SIC 3. The dues shall be 81
per month payable monthly a
the Office Of the treasurer, provid.
ed, with the approval Of the
bnanoe committee, the treasurer
may employ an outdoor collector,
whom absolutely necessary.
$50. !. The following commit.
tees shall be appointed by The
president, subject 70 change Al
times finance 3 memhsFs; high.
ways 3 members; parks and CITY
improvements } members; men,
bership 3 members; entertain
ment } members.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-09-17

VI used ten bottles Of Dr. pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery and several viais Of hls
Pleasant Pellets year ago this spring. and
haFc heN no trouble with Indigestion since, >
wri1ea Mr. W. 7. Thompson, of Townsend
proadwnter Co, Montana words fall 10 tell
bow thankful am for the relief, a. had suf
could do me no good. got dowuhn weight 70
one hundred aud twenty-five poundl. aud was
not able 20 work Al all Now / weigh nearly
on the farru ha~- recommended your nedi.
cine 70 several and shall always have q GOOD
word to aay for Df. Pierce and his medicines"
The sole motive for substitution Is to
permit the dealer to make the little more
profit paid by the sale of less meritori-
Gus medicines. He gains you lose,
therefore accept no substitute for Golden
Medical Discovery
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-09-17


and its allied
organs Of digcs
ton and nutri-
tion are die
eased, the food
eaten Is in1per-
foctly digceted
and assiinliated,
aud the conse
queut loss of
nutrition results
tn physical de-
bility.
DR.. Pierce'e
Golden Metiical
Discovery cures
New-York tribune., 1903-04-06
Proposals.
DRoPosALs FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES

Department Interior. Office of Indian Affairs.
Washington, D. c. 1908 Sealed proposals, in
Proposals for beef -four etc. the case may
be. the Commissioner OF Indian Affairs.
26526 South Canal street. Chicago III will be peeeiyed
until / o'clock. D. OF Tuesday April 21 1903 for
furnishing the Indian Service beef -four bacon beans
articles of subsistence;
boots and shoes groceries, baking powder
agricultural implements. paints oils, glass,
nware wagons leather shoe findings saedlery,
ETC. hardware school and medical supplies and long
articles Sealed ndorsed
Proposals for woolen aad goods, cloth
missioner Affairs, Nos 1e21 wooster street.
New York Will be received until l clock. pf
Tuesday. May 49, 1903 for furnishing for the Indian ser
ice blankets wooien and cotton goods clothing notions
hats and caps Bids be made out on Government
Schedules giving all necessary information for
bidders application TO the Indian
once Washington. D. c the U 5. Indian WAREHOUSES;
I19 f2l Wooster street New York City 265261 South
Canal street. Chicago. Ill: s5 Howard street. Omaha
Nebr; Coz South Louis Mo- the Com
nissaries Subsistence, l. $ A. at Cheyenne. Wyo
Paul MINI: the C1uartermaster, I. 3 A seattle
Wash: the postmasers at Sioux City: Tucson Portland
SpoEure md Tacoma the Manufacturers and Pro
dncers Association California, San Francisco Cal!
RIds vIrb be and days above stated.
bidders be present al the opening The
Department the right GeermEe the point OF
deliy reject and all bids, part OF
any bid. w A JO->hc' CouaI4iss'oLer'
New-York tribune., 1903-04-06
Public Notice.
Sale Of $4,000
Four Per Cent Local
Improvement Bonds.

sesed proposals will he received by the Common Coun
ell az CITY Of Rochelle, TO r Tuesday
Aoril IA 1903. Common Council Chambers. at the
CITY Hall of Main and Mechanic streets in the
Rochelle. for all OF nnetyfour bones
thousand dollars each the said bonds 70 be regis
tered bonds payable follows: Three of said bonds
the first day May 1905 and three Of said bonds on the
first day May and thereafter up to
and including May 1st 1918 four Of said bonds the
day Of May and thereafter 10 and
Including the day OF May 1892
bonds issued pursuant to Chapter rs, Laws
1899 purpose Of local authorized
special election of Of said city said bonds
1903. and the interest of said bonds
will be Of four per centurn annun payable
serniannuay the first days Of May and November in
The bonds to the person firm corporation
Offering highest premium therefor.
City the right TO reject and and all bids
and marked such Each bid be accompanied by
deposit of thousand dollars in cash certified
check that payable the order Of the City
Treasurer New Rochelle such deoosit be forfeited
70 II the parties to whom the bonds
shall awarded shall fail take and for the
accordaI.-e with the terms Of sale
The bonds TO be delivered the Office Of the City
the City Hail. in the City OF New Rochelle
y. y the 1st day Of May l9o3 at 10 o'clock In the
No bids will received less than par. TIL. pur-
purchasers viii be required 20 accrued in
further information application should be made to
John II. Harmer. City Treasurer.
BY order of the Council of the City OF New
Rochelle. CHARLES KAMMERMoTFR. City Clark
Dated. New Rochelle. \. y, March 26 1903.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-06
Public Notice.
Sale of $4,000
Four Per Cent Bonds.

Sealed proposals viii received By the Common Coun
ell of the CITY OF Rochelle Tuesday.
April 1903. Common Council Chambers. In the
City Hall of Main and Mechanic streets In the
Rochelle. for all of Sixty-nne boncS
dollars each the said bonds to be regs
payable follows: Three OF SAID bonds
day May 1905 and three Of said bonds on
day of May in each and thereafter
whole said bonds fully paid and SATISFIED
These bonds issued pursuant TO chapter b5 OF the
1898 the OF meeting judgments ana
temporary existing against the City of New
Rochelle. and resolution OF the Common
Council Of City adopted March 26. 1908. The said
bonds to dated May 1908, and the interest said
bords will at the per centum annum,
payable ser-annuaiy the first days of May and No
Verber in each
The bonds Will be sold to the firm corporation
Offering the highest theI efor.
the right reject and al bios
Bids he addressed Charles Kamnerreyer City Clerk
marked such Each bid be accompanied by
a deposit One thousand dollars in cash certified
check for that payable the order of the city
Rochelle. such deposit be forfeited
the city If parties whom tie bonds shal
awarded shall fail take and for the in
The bonds to be delivered
City City Hall. in the City
New Rochelle. N Y, May 1903 at 10 O'Clock in
the forenoon No bids will be received for less than par
The purchaser purchaces viii be required to pay &C
crued interest.
For further information application should be made to
John H. Harmer. City Treasurer.
BY order the Council of the city of New
Rochelle. CHARLES kAMMEEMEYER. City Clerk
Dated. New Rochelle. N. Y, March &c. 1909.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-06

tRYori< April 4 19O3.-seaIed proposals. in utpeats
viii be received here until L. O'Clock NJ April j. 1905
then opened for supplying about 5oo0p gaions OF
Mineral oil Specifications and schedules furnsben
application Preference will be given 10 articles OF 10
nestle nrodctinn or manufacture. conditions OF quatE
d ne Gncudng in the price foreign productions or
thereon) being equal The Govern
reject accept any or All pro
posas or part thereof. 70 increase the quanty o
bO-. found necessary envelopes cCntdihii
proposals should marked: Proposals for NneraI Oh
April 1865 and addressed TO o! T. ~
WtyFFTFR A. O n c.. |. s. A, Depot @ "
New-York tribune., 1903-04-06
Notice of Sum mons.
SUPREME COURT NEW YORK COUNTY

SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COT Nh
Marshall Ely. Plaintiff. against r. G Blackfor'
Receiver of the Virginia Textile COMPANY Ietefah
Trial desired York County. fAmsnded ssTnnieSl
To the above ramed Defendant: Yen are hereby sum
nloned answer the amended complaint in this action
ard 4 copy Of answer on the fl&intH $
after the service OF TINS
exclusive Of the day of service and IN case OF
failure appear answer Judgment viii he taken
you b. default for the relief DEMANDED IN the
complaint.
Dated April 3. 1905 ,,..,-
Plaintiffs Attorney ofee and Post once address. No
Manhattan. New York city
To r. e. Blaekford. Receiver Of the virginia Iex1l
Defendant The foregoing summons Is served
upon YOU By puhlicat pursuant to Order OF Hon
the Justices OF the Supreme
court of the State of York. dated the 4th day OF
anriI Ie03 ana fled with amended complaint in the
office Of the CIerk Of County OF New York at New
City, y. ].
Dated April 4th, 1903 - -,-..-
Plaintiffs Attorney 81 Street. Manhattan, New
York
New-York tribune., 1903-04-06
Voluntary Dissolution.
, A SPECIAL TERM OF THE SUPREME


A T A SPECIAL TERM OF THE SUPREME
Court held IN for the County of New York. the
County Court House the Borough of Manhattan City
of New York the 7th dav of January 1903.-Present,
Hon. David Leventrtt Justice.ln the Matter OF the
petition of majority Of the directors of Aspell Com
pany. corporation organized under the Laws Of The
State of New York. for a voluntary dissoution--On
reading and fltng the petition of Lewis l. Clarke. James
J. Bennett and Louis w Stotesbury, majority OF the
directors Of Aspel & Company. corporation organized
under York whose principal
Office place of business heretofore number ISL
Hudson Street IN the Borough Of Manhattan, City Of
New York and the schedule the annexed and
tion of Louis W Stotesbury the said pet
TONERS ordered all interested in the
aforesaid show Special Term Part
l OF this be held the County Court House,
Of April 1903 10:30 O'Clock in the forenoon of that
day. thereafter counsel De heard, why
the said should dissolved:
further ordered, that copy published
each Cf .he weeks Immediately
ing the day which this order made returnahe, in
the Albany Argus, newspaper printed in Albany, in
which legal notices required be published and also
In the New York Tribune. published in the
Borough of Manhattan. City. County and State
York, wherein this order IS entered
Dated. New York. January Tth, 1903
Enter DAVID LE3VENTRITT. Justice Supreme Court
New-York tribune., 1903-04-06
OF THE lNlEhloh'

- ,-,.oa e,atoe Patent oHice Washington. d c. April
1908 seated proposals dn quadrupcate, VII De re-
eeiIsS at this ofice until O'Clock P m MoadaE May F
1od2 a7d will be Immediately opened thereaiteT, LOT
nrodUcing during the fiscal ending June So I'ot
- bnfoIit7ographc process. copies OF drawings OF t
weekly issues Of patents deslsas tfaae-tark:
sr7Iira reproduction OF e1lduste1
PM; and specifications. Of foreign patents
s19 TnbIicatioas for producing copies OF CRAVINGS
library edition Of patents arg o'
he PRODUCTION or Official Gazette inclualng az ~,
49, therefor. also for reproducing by silver PRINT pot9
s-ranbs photographs designs. SpeCnca dli"
1nens with forms proposal viii De fuInlSie w
bg5ers are invited To present at the opening r /
ALIEN Commissioner.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-06
Public Notice.

WANTED FOR [. s. ARMY: ABLE BUD
w "a unmarried men. between ages Of Il ana 90 GU
I-nfed Stares OF good character and temperate
kzhIte Who can speak read and write Engilsh $50
h.a,, snnv 10 Recruiting Olcer 70 ThLTd ave- -2o'
4piS Aye 705 Sixth Ave. y. y, or SeS fuItoh ~"
Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1903-04-06
Ocean Steamers.

A MFRICAS LINE
~ -YORK-sOUTHAM
New Y9rk Apr 90 10 an Kew < Yors 70
DFD STAR LINE
Ii SE,w-TORK-ANTv ERP-PARIS-
10 Finland. -.-.-Apr. >. 10 a N
sr- Is Eaderard Nav 2. 10
rta-s - and Is. y. r. Ofics. 73 Broadway. y y
CUNARD LINE
"A. tn LIVERPOOL. VIA QUEENSTOWN
~ 3 +. N 2. p NJ
fvsrna APR. IS 40 GaIaPana Nay !: sso a n
EsueF+a -'- no not carry saloon passengers.
rrrp~c0N r.. BROWN S CO. Gen. Agents.
"a BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
CUNARD LINE.
IA. -o LIVERPOOL. VIA QUEENSTOWN. .
4, 10 A NJ lEtrurfa APP % : = n
Il. 8 p n 80 u-ela Apr =
Ar IS A NJ lCampania May 2. $50 h d.
iNe'ti4a sTpo not carry saloon passengers
x-rpSON H BROWN & CO. Gen Agents
% BROADWAY. NEW YORK
New-York tribune., 1903-04-06
Citations,


THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
WORK BY the grace God free and independent--
To Marv Minor James HI bod Eieah9r +cseTsS r.
5I'"a',reh bod RODRIGUEZ Edwin A Stevens caroline
Sts~ars Alexander Robert Livingston Stevens Richard
stevens Mary p Stevens. BayaYd STOCKTON mary ot9ch
.n Corp@- Caroline Bayard Couger. Richard Stockton
ConseII 4s Pevster Conger. Helen Remsen Conger
ger ITiI fZavsrd Dod stock
on MAJ IS(s SforeT yvau~ HaIsev Dod Herbert Eu-
Esther BUTTS 80 TFornas Ham
,on5 Sudan Caroline Suydam Brice. Charles Suydan
Caroline Emma Suydam Randall, Charles Squier Dod ~
= Iod LILLE Smith Harriet Maria Dod. tooert
stockton bod Potter Dod Mary pod Emily I1 IsHls
sEisi6s stockton EIesnore Wall Dod, sarah Elizabeth
Butts Matte 4 Butts Amy HammiH pod tIertT1ls 1s
ia Harcourt Dod the heirs and next OF Kin OF susan
nod Brown deceased and 10 other heirs ana mex
Of kin Of Dod Brown, any there De- 1Is Tnose
ss Toh1 J. McCook the city Of New York. has late
" applied the Surrogates Court OF our county OF
New YORK have certain Instrument IN writing re-
sting 10 both real and persona property duly proved
a. the last viii testament OF Susan Dod Brown late
Princeton. y j. deceased therefore ycu dno eaH ~
vou are cited appear before the Surrogate % or
county Of New York. his Office in the county cf New
Yor on the 18th of May. Thousand nine hundred
ana thyee AZ half-past the forenoon Of
s,d isst will and testament. And OF you
herebv cited under OF twenty-one years
are REQUIRED appear by guardian II you nave one
or n You have rome. appear apply for 70 Be
So guardian win be appointed by the Surrogate 70
represent act for YOU in the proceeding
III S,rrogates' Court OF the said County Of New
U.s) York be hereunto affixed Witness. Hon
e-o,,,tv ~ New York. the 25th day ot
March in the of our Lord thousand nine hundred
and tnree FAIRFAX McI.AUGHLdH
Clerk OF the Surrogates Court
DANIEL wHITFORp Attorney for Pe.toneT: Ne. 10
Broadwsy. Borough Of Manhattan. New fork City
New-York tribune., 1903-04-06
COuntru Property to Let.

ITO RENT-House. unfurnished rooms; all improve
| ments: 8 minutes station ard trolley; se5
per month. H J. ASHLEY. i61 Ashiand-ave- Bloom
field -. J.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-06
DELAWARE COUNTY. IS: THE COMMON

wealth II Pennsylvania To the Sheriff OF DetsV az
COUNTY Greeting: We command you that you asaan g.
county, by all and slnsuld ~
goods and chattels land tenements rights ana
the same n4ay Pc &c
that She be and appear before Court OF common Ee
Delaware. to he holden AZ
and for County the first MONDAY or June I5 5,S
Iandreth and Leopold Landreth Lrd1.-ls
ss n TanJre+h & sons Of plea Of assumpsit Ana we
also command YOU that you all persons In Nhos
said goods chatteIs Iaus a1
tenArentg rights credits any OF them may be a.
$500 mat ~ OF them be and appear
before the Court the day and place a1oFesAIt
yhaf shall be objected against them ana apde
the judgment the Court therein and have you IhT a
.t+o-s the Honorable Isaac Johnson
rs5ent ~ orr said Court Media the seventeenth
, cf Mach in the year Of Lord one thousand nine
and three W l. M AhCE-S' AiO'41O''-''
A true and attested copy. rSaa1r
WILLIAM F. HOWARD Sheriff loeaHI
I0TTT NJ BROOM ALL. Attorney, Media Pa
New-York tribune., 1903-04-06
Lost.

osT-on L.ckawanna seener Buffalo 70 New-1 ia ors,
Friday night. Apr 3D. one chane4s nsg 20 saiS
snS rank bills Can . faif idsnlllso,
nln sn.I = a. II. Liberty st, keW-ao ofk-
New-York tribune., 1903-04-06
The time for the deposit of the stocks of tie

MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY.
Room 219. Grand Central Station. New York.
THE BONDS OF THE DETROIT X BAY
CITY RAILROAD COMPANY. guaranteed by this
COMPANY maturing MAY l. 1903. will be paid and
after that date al this office
CHARLES F. cox Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-06

REREDUDN G1G0ES
There is no spot earth 50 attractive and d.
Ii-bfSI,IFv Charming Bermuda at Easter WIN
ifs hundreds OF acres OF lises. quainJ SURROUND
ings and beautiful colors. II Is ths lasai sp"e
EA8JE[R GO10DAW
We are sending several Tourist Parties by ths
r,,stsc s4ea-1ers on April 18Th and 18th. An
penses Included The prlce ~ lA,o~ Hi'--ioNo-
Booklets the asking
TmOS, COOK & SON.
OFFICIAL. TICKET AGENTS FOR THE BALTI-
MORE x OHIO CANADIAN PACIFIC. EEtIE-
IEHICI VALLEY. NEW YORK Ct.NIH
ATD PE,N%SYI.V ANA RAILROADS. AND ALL
THFTP CONNECTIONS PULLMAN KESEH-
VATIONS FOR ANY LINE
TWO NEW YORK OFFICES:
or R'wav cor Warren. PhoEe 4tL5t Cort a.
1Is5 Bway. cor 2sth 81 Phone 1875 MAG 81
Boston. Philadelphia Chicago Eic-
New-York tribune., 1903-04-06
Teachers.

, ,TILITARY INSTRUCTOR AS ASSISTANT IN GYM
VI NASIUI,-Wanted an experienced instructor , IN
military assist gymnasium West
graduate preferred; knowledge OF spanish desired
testimonials photograph be sent 20 MILL
Tt RY. Box 30. Tribune S~eee.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-06

part cold be utilized for valuable building lots
If desired within few minutes walk of Smith Col
ege; near postoice railroad station and line Of
railway Amherst and Mount Hoyoke colleges
connecting lines. will be sold less
former price in order close the Inquire OF
OLIVER WALKER & SON. Real Estate Agents, North
ampton. Mass.
pARGAINS.-TToUse, PlanfeId 23 miles; house New
ID Brunswick hour send for photo and particulars
ATWATER III Broadway.
DLAINFIETD y. J.-For sale. IL miles from Plain
L field: place 10 more; house 10 rooms:
shade good Address NJ. V. Painhed.
4 LLENHURsT-SALE-iar house, handsomely
= nshed, lot 100 fl front:
Box 81. Aiienhurst, y. J.
CCBURBAN RESIDEeCCE.-O1e hour from 42d-st.. on
- Old Albany Post Road: minutes from Railway sta
tion un0hstructsd Of Hudson River;
house stable good garden shade and lawn; refined
location
TgOI-NT VERNON.-Tro Lots. 50xI30: Hill:
Nj fine trees; easy terms MTRICK, 100 Lexington
New York
New-York tribune., 1903-04-06
SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY

- ROYAL Guest. Plaintiff against Clarence l.
T7vvther Defendant Summons Trial desired in New
YorL, COUNTY To named defendant: You are
hereby summoned the complaint II TINS action
serve Of on the plalntfI at
tc-nAvs within twenty days the service OF THIS
summons exclusive Of the day Of service and IN case or
orr IA lure 10 appear judgment viii be taken
againsT lou by the relief demanded in the
complaint
A--- ~ THOMPSON & MALOSEY-
Attorneys Plaintiff.
Office and address &C. Wall street. Borough oi
Manhattan. New York City.
To Clarence I. LOwther. Defendant; The Iorssoins
summons is served upon by publication pursuant 10
an Cr5er # Hon Samuel Greenbaum. Justice or the
supreme Court OF New York dated the 2'tA nay
1893 the complaint IN ire once
Of ~ ri York County, at the city OF Ne"
York. Of New NorF-
Date New March 27th 1908
THOMPSON MALONET,
Attys for Plaintiff
c.rao. of Manhattan York city
New-York tribune., 1903-04-06
a. wan street Borough OF Manhattan. New York CITY
SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF

CUPREME COURT OF THE STATE Or
- New Y--k New York County.-Viggo Dre~sen
naintfn against Hartvig Bache-Wtg and Carl Bac9e-
WI 1aseSTa9ts SurnIn To the abOve-naHsd de-
fs15snts and each OF You are hereby summoned
IN answer the complaint Of this action and 70 serve
co,,- Plaintiffs Attorney WITHIN
twenty DAYS the service Of this summons exclusive
and in case OF your faildFe 70
pear or judgment viii be taken asaInSI you DS
gafsuIt for relief demanded in the complaint
February I'd, 1905
MORRIS GINTZLER Plaintiffs Attorney once and Fosr
Orice Address. Nc. 12I Nassau street. Manhattan
New YORK City. -, NJ.
To the TsfenGarts Hartvig BacheVtig and Carl Baen-
Wig The foregoing summons is served upon you p
Ifrafion- order OF the Hon CharIes 7
MAJ one of the Justices Supreme Court Of the
STATE OF New York. dated February 18th lS- and ned
March 1908. a of the complaint IN me
oaica Of the CLERK County Of New York at the
County Court in the Borough OF Manhattan N4S
and County Of New York.
Dated New York. March Ith. 1908 ~.
N0T{PTS GINZIER Plaintiffs Attorney. once and Post
Office Address, No. 121 Nassau Street Manhattan
York
New-York tribune., 1903-04-06
For Sale or to Let-Country.

r OCT-sT y j. on North Shrewsbury River--To let Il
L. room cottage furnished; hot and cold water; gas.
horses. acres in lawn select location
near golf lnas. A H MATTHEWS, So Nassau ST
"oUsEs FOR RENT.-Houses and lots for sale
II F.IsKE Real Estate Mount Vernon. y. Y
New-York tribune., 1903-04-06
School Il gefcies.

4 MERICAN A. FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
II supplies Professors Tut0r~ fSfverrsSses
etc. Caer@s Sob rrd Families ArDv to
Mrs " J yOCSG-FT'I.TOS ~ T-nion Square
New-York tribune., 1903-04-06

For Boys and Yourg Meu--Country.
II APLEwOOD SUMNER SCHOOL. FOP BOYS. con
~ beautiful. elevated hsatThy-
instruction conaoned recreation. professor
and student social life: small boys admitted
tohacce ! SHnRTIIDGE Yale. a VI. Prin.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-06
City Property to Let.
Country Property for Sale.

COUNTRY HOME.-BeautifuI Litchfeld Co.
y Conn. near Lake Waramaus main thoroughfare
two STAGES mails daily a abundance
and pure spring large verandas; all kinds youni
fruit etc; cheap if sold d. W. GREGORY Boz
81 Pawlnc y. Y