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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-05

DEPARTMENT or FINANCE-BCREAU FOR TIE
COLLECTION OF TA&ES. NAW YORK. Dscsmosr l.
1913 - =. -. -. -
Under the provisions q section 90 e the Greater View
York f~harte- tchaptsr SIS Laws Or lssl-
\ OIICE Is HEREBY GIVEN 10 ALL PEh-
~ .ns or corporations who have omitted paw thsl<
ITO PAY THE SANE y IEtE BOROUGH N
WHICH THE PROPERTY u LlCA14D. as foloSsi
Et,pOT-GH OF MANHATTAN. Nc 81 Chanlca-s street.
nFauharran y "
HsosoUGH OF TIE BRONX eornsr Third ard rrsznOns
a,rs~uss Bronx. y.
soROTCSa or BROOKLYN, Rooms 2 a ana
sftsricfpaf Build Brooklyn y. y.
BOROUGH or QUEENS. corner Jackson ard
Fifth street Long Island City. y y
BOROUGH OF RICHMOND, corner Bay aad Sand streets
staplstcu. Staten Island. n y.
and raj under the provisions ssc-loa als of saa
Charter. IF ANY SUCH TAX snal remain unpaid On
TIE arst day December. 10 shaE be duty ct
Receiver OF Taxes caagsc. reserve and cosct upon
such remaining unpaid that day. addition
the amount Of s0ch tax, enc per eenrunl The
the-ecf and caa and coac. upon
remaining unpaid The nrsI day OK January
Thereafter interest upon
q calculated from
day which said became dus ana payanle
October 5 1909. as section hundred
snd fourteen o. this act. % thu date OF paymsnt'
DAVID T. AUSTEN. Resolves ef TaxeA>
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-05
Transactions IN REALTY.

". J Roome has sold No 961 Madison-ave, be-
tween seventy-ffth and seventy-sixth SITS. four
story high stoop dwelling house. on lot ao4x105
feet for Thomas e Ackerson to Sias H Furman.
+. n. Rosen has sold No. 728 East One-hundred-
Observation-Disclosures, five story brick double fat
house.
Max Marx has purchased. through c. H. Smith,
from Margaret Maher. the northwest corner Of ST.
IS 2x1Oo feet.
John ]. Clancy & Co.. with AIonzo G. Hagedorn
have sold for Otis Wood No. 20 West SIxty-hrst-st,
four story high stoop. brownstone dwelling house.
10 a client for occupancy. The same firm has also
resold No. 80 West Ftfty-eighth-st., a four story
brownstone dwelling house to Frank Kaverne.
jackson & Stern have sold No. l454 Fifth-ave,
southwest corner Of Observation-Disclosures
ST., a five story hathouse on lot 25s1xl00 feet
man Cold for iP ac No s to 90 zoe e. East
Iwenty-frst-st, a four story building, on a plot
Wi William ogpsnheirn has sold, to Rosa solner.
Nos- % ana o. West End-aye adjoining the south
houses, plot 50x10O feet.
MOTIFS and sigm9 a i rs a No 8I Et
Lightly -second-st, a six-story tenement on lot
c;odstein No Vast 6a bIIi i IL
the southwest corner of Ftfth-ave.
I. Livingston, three dwelling houses on a plot 75x
q feet on the west side Of BelmOnt-ave.. 195 feet
Edward Pollok has also, sold for John Fraser to
NJ Bleetstein plot 50x114 feet the south side
field.
Mandel baum & Levine reported to have sold
70 builder for Improvement. plot 200x1O0 feet on
me south SIDE or One-hundred-and-eighth-s 10
feet west of MadiSOu-ave
Harry Goodsten has bought from the United
States Trust Company Nos. 21& 30 and % West
one hundred and - twenty-eighth-st-. three four
story double fathouses, on plot 10JXss Il feet. be-
tween Seventh and Eighth ayes. Mr.. GoOdstein
VIII make extensive alterations TO the buildings.
Meyer Goldberg and Abraham Greenberg have
sold Nos. Sc and IS East Observation-Disclosures TWEEN
tteth-st, two five story double hathouses, plot
5+xl00u feet.
]. Francis Gallagher has sold for William Pattern
No. 20 West Twenty-hfth-St-, a four story dwell
ing house lot 16.Sx9S9 feet.
Williams Il Grodginsky have sold the four story
hathouse. lot s01Ox17 feet. at the southwest
Of Park-ave. and One-hundred-a nd-niuth-st.
10 2. Cohen William Kennedy the broker.
The whitehall Realty Company has bought Nos
40 and Al West Twenty seventh-st, old buildings,
plot 37xSS.9 feet.
l.. NJ Mosauer & co. have sold for Ella Melville
No. a6 Delancey-st-. front and rear, tenement
house, lot 25X1S feet.
Louis Lese has bought from John Dieckmann a
plot 200xS9-n feet. on the north side of One-hun-
dred-and- thrtyseventh-st, 22 feet west of Fifth
The Corporation Liquidatng Company has bought
from William Malone the four story stone apart
ment house. Nos I6-lB WOodworth-ave. Honkers,
for about $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-05
Public Notices.
RENE COURT. APPELLATE DTvIs

SUPREME COURT, APPELLATE DTTTS-
- ior First Judicial Depzrrnsut--Ia .
the application CT ire Board e Rapid Transit
Commissioners for the City Of New York Tor
@ commissioners determine and
railroad railroads for the an
q and ought con
Public notice IS hereby given that pursuant
provisions OF CFaprer q Laws
the undersigned board or Rapid Transit Commissioners
Ter the CITY OF New AorS VII apply % the Appelacs
the Supreme Court OF the state New Yo-<
thereof % % held az thu Appellate
Court House Madison Tvreuty-dffn
IN the Borough Manhattan City OF New Y5-< IN 81.
eleventh day Ct December 1909. c'clock ~
afternoon OF rnat DAY
be heard to me appointments OF thTes commissioners
n the aooVe-ena matter 20 detsrnline and
hearing. Whether railroad railroads !
city fer the conveyance and yanspoaon persons
property ought 70 be c1nstrucred Operated
papers upon aforesaid application viii b. ,n.s
petition e said Boar1 OF Rapid Transft Ra-,sd
Commissioner dated October .. 1905
ether papers SceoaPaEns the same. AZ q which
hlec II the once OF the CLERK % The said AppsTats
vision on about the Cth day OF N0ven,bsr
IN addLon sucn olhsr papers shall b %
the said Court py the SAID Beard
general construction Of 81 said -
read railroads forms a Q the paDe-s rIAa
Aforesaid IN the Appellate Division Following
OF Manhattan: From Thirthird Street Forsy-sscsSd
under Park Avenue object q tas aforssa4
application IS 70 obtain the appointment %
srs Who snail Determine. arter public hearing OF al
interested whether railroad railroads
. DC constructed and operated ana shall
cAcce taken 20 the Appellate Division aforesaid together
49, SPllI y ----E lu1-i N1sn relort Z. y
favor q the construction a operation q such rroad
CT railroads tss this Board VIII ask that Il shall bs
SHAH. when confirmed b said Court Be taken IN leu %
the consents q the property alols ths Inc o.
said railroad railroads
DaIed. New York November Is 1908.
BOARD or RAPID TRANSIT KAILROAD COAM1s-
CsignetD 4 z ORR President
(Sis1sdl BON L blFNFNo~S. Secrse@r5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-05

MandeIbaun & Levine to Gilbert F. Bryan the
four STORY and basement brOwnstone hIgn stoOp
house No. 81 West Forty-ffth-st., fer five years
J. Romaine Brown & Co. were the brokers IN tIs
sale of the property. No IA West Ihirty-secon1-
St. for the Netherlands Corporation. 10 William =
Hill The same firm also sold for Max Marx 10 the
Mutual Bank the lot on the south side OF one nun
Observation-Disclosures 80 feet west OF Amsterdam
Plans were filed yesterday at the Buildings De-
partment for a 1reprOOf studio building, 70 De
called the Atelier. and TO be erected on the norlh
side OF Sixty-seVenth-st 500 feet east or Columbus
ave. for William J. Taylor Of No. East Forty
second-st- 1t IS to be T-shaped buidlng 81
Holland brick, with limestone trimmings II Will
have a frontage OF IS feet and depth OF SIN feer
II will be fourteen stories IN height, with baSe-
in the front main section seven stories IN the
middle and ten stories in the rear portion Inc
studios viii be furnished with baths the Easement
will be fitted as dining rooms and there is TO be a
large hreprOoP passenger elevator The cost IS
estimated 10 be $3.50 600 SinOuSor Pollard & Stet-
the architects
The building is to be connected with the sixty
seventh Street Studio Association. adjoining on the
east. II will probably be leased TO the association
which mostly COMPRISES artists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-05
SurrOgateS' Notices.
II PURSUANCE OF Al ORDER OF

II PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Abner C. Thomas. Surrogate Of the County Of New
York Notice Is hereby given 70 all persons having claims
sEanst Willard p BOYD late Of the County OF New York
deceased. thereof
the place ransacting business, Room
Street, City OF New York.
before the 2nd day OF May
Dated New York. the Both day OF October. 1903
HELEN J. BOYD,
Administrators with the will annexed
P A CAMPBELL Attorney for the ADMINISTRATIVE. etc.
Street. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-05
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

simpson-st-, east side. oil feet north Of West
chester-ave-. two five story brick tenement houses
3sxSs feet; Henry T. A WOLF owner; Harry T
Howell architect; s1O5 900.
seventh-st. north side los feet east Of White
Plains-ave.. two story frame dwelling houseJ PIX
80 feet; William Miller. owner; Louis Falk, archi-
+a0t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-05
TO IMPROVE WEST SIDE PLOT.

A L Nordecai & Son have sold for Henry Corn
TO the West Side Construction Company Jacob
Axelrod PRESIDENT the four lots at the northeast
corner Of West End-ave. and One-hundre d-aud-
frst-st. being together iOOx10O1i. The West Side
Construction Company VIII erect this property
a high class apartment house
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-05
Proposals.
.PROVENENT

PROPOSALS FOR THE IMPROVEMENT
OF the Port Of Cebu 2 SEALED proposals in trpIi-
will be received until noon February l. 1904 and
publicly opened for the following work be
done al Cebu p. The construction Of bulkhead
dock about dredging Of the channel
sEiacer; TO said bukhead and the filling in Of the
Immediately back OF the same. much thereof
NAV be completed the CT $4,000. [. S
Ervelops containing proposal should be plainly
marked Improvement OF the Port OF
Cebu Plans ana specifications he obtained ex-
auiued al this the L Engineers Offices
New York CHICAGO san Francisco and Portland. Ore
g1n also Bureau q Insular Affairs, Washington.
y C. Bidders invited be present a n. Feb
ra-y 1904 when bids Tor the work whole viii be
opened Address al. the Consulting
Engineer Commission, Santa Poenciana Building
Manila ? I ] ". BEARDSLEy. Consulting Engineer
D tLe Commission
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-05
sIxTH.AvE. STORE LEASED.

Sarah ]. Wyckof- Bent has leased a store at No
lss Sixth-ave. to Leo J. NewbIrs for five years at
800 wear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-05
REPORT ABOUT A CHURCH SITE.

II was reported yesterday that a church IS TO be
built in West Thirty-sixth-st.. between Ninth and
Tenth ayes. for the Francisco Fathers OF Sulli-
y2u-St
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-05
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

BY D Phoenix Inerahann & Co: 40 14Ith-st > 157 s
# Of st Ncholasave II 16x99 Il. story st dws h
Gsrrnania Life ms Co Louisa Amman ct a.; Duon
r. sttys; " Pollock. ref due Sl432 TO- taxes
etc. $50 SO. 10 G McLsish Tor SIS SEQ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-05
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

67th-st, No - 10 IS West FOR 4 fourteen story
brick studios 7Jxs4 II; " Taylor. owner
Simonson. Pollard & Steinmen, architects S2S5 900
Goerek-st. Nos 11S and us. to- seven story
brick factory. 35.7x50-3x irregular; L Secher,
Brooklyn Sass SnaaIIheissr architects $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-05
City Hotels.
Business Opportunity.

4 MEXICAN AGENCY.-A LEADING FIRM
OF raanufac ~ hsh-cass pistnfectants (Fuid
and Powder Medical Preparazions) desrous OF
corresponding with American arm. with visw % scs
repressntation IN United states Buylng Agent
Amply letter. a r. % Hzsla1 & Acrt-on. ID
EastcheEp. London. L c. Elslan-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-05
FOR NE NIPPOYENiENT

Of the Port Of uoilo. P. I.-sealed proposals IN
and thereafter publicly opened for the following
70 be q a uoilo P I, thereof may
be completed the OF $50 900 L. S currency.
The construction Of 500 uneaI feet dixie fasclne
hank protection composed Of piles mattresses and
The dredging O. 10000 cbic yards Of material IN the
river channel and Geposlt!ng of the material
Of the Envelopes containing proposals should be
plainly marked Proposals for the Improvement Of the
Port IIo-l0. P u Plans specifications and
car obtained and examined this Office at the
L. S Engineers Offices New York, Chicago. San
Francisco and Portland. Oregon: also the Bureau Of
Jnsular Affairs. Washington, D. Q Bidders invited
present m February J. 1904 when bids for
work whole VIII be opened. Address all COM
uunilatcns the Consulting Engineer Cornus-
sion. PoIenciaIa Building Manila, p. L J. ".
BEARDSLEY. Consulting Engineer the Commission
SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
- the Park Board. at the Office Of the Department
Parks Arsenal Building, Fifth Avenue and Sixty
fourth Street, Borough Of Manhattan. The City OF
New York until O'Clock P. u, on
Borough of Manhattan.
ING. THING AND ROOFING WORK on PUBLIC
COMFORT STATION LOCATED IN CENTRAL
PARK. NEAR CENTRE DRIVE. NORTH OF SIXTY
For fulI particulars CITY RECORD
WILLIAM r WILCOX,
JOHN z. EUSTIS.
RICHARD YOUNG,
Commissioners.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-05
Brooklyn Property for Sale.
Country Property for Sale.

10000 A &C: .sda ssF and ans5I Isne 100
never has log cut; splendid investusnt: chesn
cash: close partnership " N LANE. Trenton 50
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Office Room Wanted.


TTANTED-By consulting engineer separate orc.
v ROOM with stencgraphe- and teiephone Tn
financial centre Give particular Address N - d
Tribune Uptown Once, 1854 Broadway. - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-05
WHITE STAR LINE.

II N-F.v-YORK- QUEENsTOWN-LIE EFPooL-
Arahie. Dec 8, a H. Cedric .--'D Dec 90 p m
sTe,fcric 80 Dec. % noon Celtic--- Jan, 49, - m.
Pie. A.. Moth River clhess. 5'S-4~ay-
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Dated December 2, 1903.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-05
A MEXICAN LINE.
MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES

New YOrk wedresd4ys Fridays Is ana Saturday,.
sTPAIGHT and ROUND TRIP Tickets issued all
ronts in Texas Colorado ArizUna California AeKieo
A. Ce,rrfa Florida &c. Delightful Excursions.
a. Il MALLORY & CO.. Agts.. Pier 20. L r.. N T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-05

Dated AoTefnpef % -.
SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES FOR
> tulf5nr 4 rp-42p en5aakineHt On REs[s Isl17:.
Eflg ~ 4rQTat@fis
-~ contract No SID. yin 20 received ~ ne C2aa
f-ar ~ T)1cks Pier 4. Battery Place ultli = . e.k
- r,sceubar IS 1903 U5r particulars see ei'y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-05

and lime stone Contract No 7s2) repairs to piers
O. stanton East 117h
SD pier Of East 96th Street Contract s2l
by the Commissioned Of Docks Pier
Battery plsce until l. O'clock noon, Monday, December
T. lee5. Cor particulars City Record.)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-05

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED By

- ,5c President OF the Borough Manhattan. at the
civ Hall Room No. 8. until II O'Clock a ~ on
TUESDAY. DECEMBER 10, 1908. - - --,
FOB TFFE ERECTION OF A y blae- t2aIft
FTTT,DTNG AT Nos % AND 80 NH-SI 5IALIE14h
STREET. BOROUGH OF NANHATTAN. =, ,---
40. , FOR THE EIEJIi9N SE : - L. p N
TFTI,DTNCi EAST SENENT SIN II - ls5ssL AM
JOFTN SAY PARK. BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN -r
,C0 rDP TIE ERECTION OF A ~ BIC BAH
y,f-r7.rTNf AT Nos rs AND $40 EAST ELEVENTH
STPEFT. BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN
nor f-.T particulars see CITY RECORD -
JACOB a CANTOR, Borough President
The ~frv- Of New York. December 4. 1865
The Penn's Grove record., 1903-05-08
Across the River.

John II. Dandy has been elected vice
president of the Union National Bank,
Wilmington, but he will also retain his
position as cashier.
1t is given out on authority that the
DUPONT Powder Company, of Whining
ton, Del, will Don erect at Boyles, Ala,
a powder and dynamite plant at a cost
of $500, 900. The DUPONT Company
bought a tract of land neal Boyles several
years ago, and has long had in mind the
building Of a large plant plant at that
point
Preston Lee has resigned as president
of the Equitable Guarantee and Trust Co.
in Wilmington. John HI. Dandy. Will
lard Salisbury and Robt. B. Wheeler were
elected directors to succeed Preston Lee.
William w. Pussy and William Swift
who have resigned.
What disposition to make of the old
jail building i'll New Castle is a puzzIing
question.
Two years ago the prisoners were trans
fered to the New Castle County Work
house, at Greenbank, and the old build-
ing is now without tenants except count
less rats. There has been talk of con.
verting the building into a m~aprufacturine
establishment. but as the hsd1ding is on
ground placed in the Xeeping of the
Trustees of the New Castle Commons by
William Penn this co1ld not well be done.
as the ground cannot be sold.
The Penn's Grove record., 1903-05-08

The Mutual and Equitable life insur-
ance companies of New York have gone
into the bank merging business. Those
two companies control the National Bank
of Commerce and the Western National.
They are to be merged and together
they will have 500, 00O, 600 capital, a sur
plus of $40, DOC, 900, and deposits amount
ing to $1O7, 900 1000. The new bank will
rank as the second largest bank in the
United States. R~ockefeller's City Ma
tional has a capital of $25, 600, 600. The
management OF both these great %institu-
tions are said to be very friendly and to-
gether they think that they will have a
power that will not only rival that of the
government at Washington, but will be
able to override it. On with the dance.
The Penn's Grove record., 1903-05-08

The publication of an account of the
massacre at Hancocks bridge and a dis
cussion V it in some of the county pa
pers gave some local history of the pratt
Salem county had in the Revolutionary
war. A question was given on that sub
ject in the county examination papers.
1t would be well if school pupils were
taught more local history of county and
State. Books are rare on local history
and sketches occasionally published in
local newspapers are the only source the
general public have to learn. 1t is as
important and more interesting to know
local history than to know what the
Greeks and Romans did twenty-five CEN
turtles ago.
The Penn's Grove record., 1903-05-08
CLEVELAND BEING DOOMED.
Wall Street Pushing Grover For A
Third Term.
Third Term.


The most notable articles in the daily
newspapers for a week past are the prom
inence given to Grover Cleveland's name
for the Democratic nomination for presi-
dent next year. This p~reconcerted move
ment in the news and editorial columns
is in both the Republican and so-called
Democratic presses, of the Wall Street,
corporation, trust class. The foremost
paper to push Cleveland's name is the
Brooklyn Eagle, a gold standard demo-
cratic ~ paper which supported McKin-
ley twice. The New York World, Times
and the Philadelphia Ledger, Press and
even the hide bound Republican Inquirer
have pushed Cleveland's name to the
front.
Mr.. Cleveland was one of the speakers
at the opening of the st. Louis EXPOSE
ton on Thursday of last week. He was
brought to the front for a purpose. The
President of the Exposition is ex-Govern-
or Francis, of Missouri, a gold standard
democrat (?) who supported Mckinley.
While it may not have been amiss to
have had Mr.. Cleveland present to honor
the only living ex-President, yet the news
items, editorial comments, and comments
made by politicians in magnifying the
applause he received shows a %preconcert-
ed movement with Wall Street back of it
to start a Cleveland boom.
Such items and editorials are put forth
Tor a purpose, and it is not likely that
they are published free gratis because of
any particular love for Grover.
1t is becoming apparent that Wall
Street is ~endeavoring to eliminate the
discussion of the money question which
will last as long as society, and to force
another sham battle on the tariff ques-
ton, because they cannot bride Roose-
welt and fear he may be entirely to indie
pendent in his second term.
Wall Street and the corporation inter
est know there is likely to be a change.
They want their most trusted servant in
charge of the U. S. Treasury when it
comes, because that is the main lever OF
their success.
Wall Street will furnish an unlimited
supply of sound ~ rag money to buy
CleveIand's nomination and election, fit
can be bought.
The surest way to defeat the culprit
who pawned the nation to Wall Street
and became a millionaire is for all true
Democrats who believed they voted right
in 1895 and 1900 when Cleveland support
ed Mckinley, is to organize and elect in
structed delegates who will not vote for
his nomination. If the nomination be
bought for him, then the next duty Of all
genuine Democrats will be to vote in the
most direct way to give him the most
crushing defeat ever given any man.
The Penn's Grove record., 1903-05-08

Bishop John F. Hurst of the M. E.
Church, died in Washington or Monday.
Bishop Hurst was an able speaker, a
learned theologian and one of the strong.
est men of the Church until his mind
failed a few years ago. He was the first
Chancellor of the American University
which is building in Washington, d. c.,
principally under the Methodist with the
intention of making it the leading Pro-
testant educational institution in the
middle Atlantic States.
The Penn's Grove record., 1903-05-08

Ex-senator Towne, of Minnesota, speak
ing to the Democratic Club of Brooklyn
the other night, declared emphatically
that the silver question was not dead,
but might come back. He hadn't any
thing to say about candidates, but lots
about m~onopolies. His idea was that
while there has been an increase in mon
ey through gold discoveries, there has
got to be more money to meet business
requirements, and his faith in silver is by
no means gone.
The Penn's Grove record., 1903-05-08

A genuine Bryanite is not hoodwinked
nor fooled by the editorial booming of
Cleveland. The true Democrats having
defeated Cleveland and his Wall Street
cohorts in 1896, when he had all the
government patronage to assist him sure
ly ought to do it again.
The Penn's Grove record., 1903-05-08

Senator John F. Dryden has been elect
ed a director of the Steel trust. Senator
Dryden is more strongly allied with the
corporation, trust and Wall ST., interest
than Senator Vim. J. Sewell was.
The Penn's Grove record., 1903-05-08

President Roosevelt having toured the
West will return to the White House with
the hopes that he has securely fastened
the Western voters to his Presidential
chariot for a second term.
The Penn's Grove record., 1903-05-08

The most amusing political feature of
the day is the way the advocates of the
sIowa idea'' are crawling into their holes
and pulling the holes in after them.
The Penn's Grove record., 1903-05-08

The supreme court of Indiana has over
thrown the law requiring weekly pay
ments in factories. When it was passed
it was commended as a great advance.
But the court says it interferes with the
power to make contracts.
The Penn's Grove record., 1903-05-08
Made Yonnx Axain.

tone Of DR.. Kings New Life Pills each
night for two weeks has put me il nv
teens again writes D. II. Turner 81
Dempseytown, Pa. They're the best II
the world for Liver, Stomach and Bowels.
Purely vegetable. Never grippe. ONLY 25c
at Johnson's Drug Store.
The Penn's Grove record., 1903-05-08

As soon as Russia desired to have a lit
tie protection policy in M~anchuria, a
part of China, the @. S. Government OBJ
jects to a dose of its W protection tonic.
The Penn's Grove record., 1903-05-08
The PENIS Grove Record
FRIDAY, MAY s, 1908.

If the exporter pays the tax American
farmers should profit by the abolition Of
the British import tax on cereals.
The Penn's Grove record., 1903-05-08

LPPINCOTT- In Woodstown, Fourth
month %, 1903. Priscill NJ. Lippincott. aged so
years.
DAVENPORT-In LowerP ennis Neck town.
ship, April rs, 1903, John Davenport, in his 5oth
year.