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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-07
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

- York-ThA Farmers Loan & Trust Company Plain
80 In TlIsua10e - Judgment cf Foreclosure and
t-arrg date trr Bra -ay % March 1904 J. under
Referee said Judgment
Public Auction the New York Salesroorn
So 16l Broadway. Borough q Manhattan. City -
New York. 18th day March 1904 at y O'Clock
by BRYAN Il. Kennedy. Auctioueer
premises directed 10y said judgment be sold
described alloNs- All that piece parcel
O. land together with the building improvements
thereon erected situate. living and being Twenty
third Ward q Che Borough q Bronx city New
York bounded and described follows Beginning
- point fhe Fourheriy side Of hundred and
thirrvnrth 2srhl Street distant westerly uney-lres
nine inches from the formed by in
teTsection 81 the roltherly side q hundred
thr-y-nuth G3l with the westerly Alex
suler Avenue. turning thence southerly parallel
Alexander Avenue partly through party par
Triton one hundred 100 feet
block. westerly along Ead and parallel
with 1911 street afOresail eighteen lsl
inches thence nohey and partly through another party
val or partition and again parallel with Alexander
one hundred ZOO feet The EoUtherIy said
1914 Street thence eaEtery Eo1g the
said last mentioned street eighteen 49, nine 81
inches % TIE point and place of beginning
Dated. New York March 5th 1900
ISAAC BELL BRENNAN. Referee
TURNER. ROLSTON & KORAN. Attorneys for PLAINTIFF
No p william Street. Borough q Manhattan. New
York
The following is diagram q the property be sold
rs street number - go T. 10Th Street
Street
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The approximate lien or charre "a e.,ev
-, ne above Described property Is 20 be So
Win Interest thereon from 23d 81 Fehruar ~
ss togetier with costs and allowances amounting 10
eslast With irtereFt from March
ne ehf~nrta ~ the sale. arururi anIos~s
sinenis OF other liens which 70 he allowed
- purchaser out q the money
ne Iert "a Afo4 "a ana interest premises viii II
sola subject 70 prior Of
Dated; New York. March SIN. 1905
ISAAC BELL BRENNAN. Refcrea
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SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF YFw

=, York-The Farmers Loan & Trust COMPANY
Plaintiff. against Harry Overington 81 al Defend
ans. Action 30 g In pursuance OF a Judgment Of
toreclotuTe aAd sale duly made and entered In the
S6ete fn.ed acuon bearing date the day Of March
Jus J. ne unaersisnei. the Referee said Judgment
nance VII sell az Public Auction. the New York Real
Esis.e Salesroof1. ar No. l6l Broadway. Borough
x Manhattan. city of New York. the 10Th day u
March 1900. a. i O'Clock DAY by Fryan l.
henHey Az, oneer the premises directed by judg-
et 20 - sold and therein described
feiss,n lo, piece or parcel q land together
bulllng and improvements thereon erected
ana being IN The Twenty third Ward Of the Borough o
the Bronx. city ~ New York. bounded Described
follows VIZ: Beginnng az point on the southery side
~ one Hundred Ihirtyuinth Street gtetant
westerly seventyr feet from the
intersection OF the Eoutherly side Of
Ihirty-firth tl3sthD Street ~
Alexander Avenue. running thence
with Alexander
of the block thence westerly
parallel with said both
Inches; thence norhery and partly through rartv wall
partition parallel
hundred 600 feet the southerlv 13gb
aforesaid thence eaaefy along southery SIDE OF
said street eighteen ds feet nine 90 inches the point
and place 81 beginning
Dated. New York March 9Th 1904.
ISAAC BELL BRENNAN Referee
TURNER RCI.STON & HORAN. ATTORNEYS for Pis5ntier
80 , William street Borough Manhattan. Nevy
York CITY.
The following Is diarram property 10 be sols
It's street number Is SCI T. I3oth St:
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MAJOR LANES e. RRETT.

Oklahoma city. okla. March 6-Major James E.
Brett OF the 18th Infantry Is dead from pneumonia
He was recently detailed for duty n the Oklahoma
State Military Institute. at this place.
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The approximate lien or charge 70 satisfy
which the above described property sold Il Sil
262sb with Interest thereon 23d day a FebrIary
lgf together with costs and allowances amounting !.
stoi9 with inierett from March 3rG 1904 together
Win the expenses q the sale The approximate amount
- taEcs, assessments. liens which
allowed 20 the purchaser the purchase money a.
Taid ~ the Referee. IS 1927 % ard interest
Dated; New York. March 5th. 1904.
LsAAE HEIL. E.N-c.AN. E..c-..
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The srproxin1ate amount 81 the lien charge 20
satisfy which the above described property t. 70 re
sod Is sss cog o. with thereon the Sth
dsv ~ February 1904 together with costs ana allow
amounting SSs5 90. with interest rom 90
rgarv 2sth. 1904 together with the expenses OF tho
sale The approximate Of taxes, assessments
or other liens. which be allowed % the pur-
chaser 81 the purchase money. or paid by the
Referee. Is $3.50 IS and interest
Ts-ed Nev York -ebrlarv oath. 1905
SAMUEL, w MAGUIRE. Referee.
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OBITUARY..
EDGAR HETFIELD BOOTH.

Edgar Hetneid Booth. son Of the late William
r and Mary Seymour Booth Cleo yesterday at
tts b,r,e No IA East Thirty-ffth-st. The funeral
win he st Grace Church Broadway and Tenth-st
tomorrow morning. at 20 O'Clock Mr.. Booth was
horn IN this city forty-three years ago. and has
sfgre We lived here. At the time Of his death ne
was engaged in the real estate business -Four
years ago he married Miss tappelL q daughter OF
George CAMPBELL Of this city. who survives him. He
was a member OF the Racquet. 81. Nicholas and
"A .-1uh
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The approximate amount 81 the lien charge
described he ir
o. interest," from pad day Fetrs ~
together with and allowances amounting
Ss55 p with interest from March 3rd. 1904 together
tie sale The approximate
other liens which be allowed
l b. purchase q %
Referee Is S527.pa and iUtaTest.
Iatei- New YORK. March 5th. lers
ISAAC BELL BRENNAN Referee.
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BEADING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL
Liberty street and south Ferrv rr,-. ~
Ferry i've minutes earlier than shown bso Soafa
EASIONs BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN am w.rc,
ChlNh--z4cg us Easton Only) & Ia a " N
40. 500 t545 Easton only r. M S,,nS,Ms L-st
WILkESBARRE AND sCRANTON-z4oo st,
:, % ,PoSM,, sundays q Is A. N, LOO M ~
BARNEGAT-z4 90. % 40 A NJ I 20 IA al - asD
wood and Lakehurst only. 40. as 90 p N go
=, ", ,SaturGays), days. 40 A NJ '
AIlANIlC ClI1-.940 A ". % 40 p N
VINELAND AND BRIDGETON-tz40O A NJ r,
LONG BRANCH. AsBURY PARK OCEAN cpov,
POINT PLEASANT AND sEASHORE POTNTs-+
100. 80. 1L30 4 n. H 20. A45 $50 al - Ia
p NJ sundays except Ocean Grove. LOO A ~ IOS
HILADELPHIA-CREAD1NG TERMINAL, So,
t99S SS y q 1000 IL 90 A n taco. 900
5000 P. ~. '1215 mdG Nv"
24TH AND CHESTNUT sTREET-S4a5 "a "A
1880. las A NJ. 'LOo. gan. 400, 90. 70 *
READING, HARRISBURG, POrrsyuIE AND WILL.
IAMSPORI1- Zoo; "a %, rso9. Itslo. looO, II5S
Reading Pottsville and brso'g only "a 90 - 90 vi
EFrom Liberty Street only Daily. +Dally sxcsu.
sunday. SUNDAY only. tParlor only. Ivia
Tamaqua xSaturdays aEXcept Saturdays
Offces. Liberty ST. Ferry south Ferry Ass,-
House, Isl 2sl 43t 1900 i5st Broadway, Iss gts
West 125th ST. 2f5 Columbus Az. New York: 1 Com.
St 344 $50 Fulton St. Brooklyn: $50 Broadway WI.
famsburg y Y Transfer Co calls for and check,
baggage destination
" q BESLER. c BURT
Vice Pres and Cen Mgr Gen. PaEr Az
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Steamboats,.

BIOS TOM z zzR y E sSs 81 =.
I7rvER LINE via Newport and p a. Avs o1y q
AL IL foot OF Warren ST. weeS ----IofI Or
80 . . NJ steamers PLYMOUTH and F4-"
ehestI- ~ NE via London Lave ~ n s,sGz
-. 1ts-Eson ST week DAYS only a. 2-2 ~
SSlrrvv HAVEN LINE Tor New HaEers Z, cisrsson 3
Nf" - -. N-,-tb I've Pier ~ y < ~ 5rf<
fed a nn1,u,,fv AZ 90 p NJ Steamer RICHA--
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REA6INe. HARRIsBrRo. PorrsymIE ANp w11I
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

sDaiIy TDally. except sunday SUNDAY only
Oa-as- Liberty Ferry. south Ferry. Astor HOUSE
fs7 Get 43f 1870 1884 Broadway. fs2 5th Az Uuioa
Squa~a West 18Th St. 23 West 18TH St, rs
Columbus New York: Court St. 3i4. so Fulton
St P-ook1vn. 200 Broadway. williamsburg New YORK
Transfer calls FOR and checks baggage 20 Destination
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Railroads.
DENNSYLVANIA

PENNSYLVANIA
H RAILRoAD
STATIONS foot of WEST TwENTT-THIRD STREET
AND DEsBRoSSES AND CORTLANDT STREETS
- The leaving time from DesbrOsses and COrtlandt
Streets Is five minutes later than that given below for
Twentythird street STATION. except where otherwise
noted
7.55 A. VI. FAST MAIL-Parlor Sleeping and Dinins
smoins ana 6SserSat!on Cars ciHenn1 n Tndas
1OeS A. NJ PENNSYLVANIA LIM1TED-Pullnlsa
eSP Cars FoT Sos SS sSa p
For Nashville tvis Cincinnati and LoTlsyiiie) In
smoii5s and osssTvation Cars Fur chesso To-
6.ss p NJ ST LoUIs 'n Ei::xzPREss-For Pitssburs.
Car. For Gary. ". va via shenandoah Valley
SIS ?: ~ WESTERN ExPEEss.1Eor Chicago. For
eH1PPt fsGrqsy PRs Far P,,tsburx To-
sS a pn 1. sofs Route Foe CONNECTS M 1 ND
s.25 T: NJ CLEVELAND AND cINGINNATI, tx T
PREsS-For Pittshurg Cleveland. Cincinnati In
e.s5 p. VI. PTTTsBURG sPECIAL---DaiIy for Pitts
wAsHINGroN AND THE soUTR.
7 s 90 Is 1910 Ds9rossss and G9rSsRds ns ' csf
lands streets aM q . ;'ConsressonaI Limited all
PsToE and Dining Cars g Is - % As De o
sunday, SIS. Is 10 s. :i25s g q cOnsgFssss-
:i25 AS Gesb1osses and cOrtSndt streets s.15.
sog?HEF R Vl1 AagSE.gr... =
IL 10 nZht daily 'SOuthern's Palm Limited Il ."
ATLhNTIc COAST L1NE-E1press. s25 a and Is
D. daily. New York and Florida Special zlo
M TSSk. ,1 ZINE r.uw.r-E,Dr.s.
and i2i0 aiFht daily 'ssa6oard Florida Iimiisd
N6RFoLK AND WESTERN RA1LwAY.-FOr Memphis
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY.-T.55 a m week
FOR oi.5 PoINFT COMFORT and NoRFoLK--7.s5 a m
weekdays sI and $ % 2 m Saiiy x.sk-dav,
Parior cars ana STANDARD Coaches on weekdays. Par
Tor Smoking Car Paror Cars. Dining Car and STANDARD
Coaches Sundays.
CAPE MAY.-1255 D. week-tays-
LONG BRANCH. AsBURY PARK Gnteriaken sundayso.
third Street station s IS u .. .. a IS D m
and u 10 night week days SUNDAYS. Il 10 3 a m
and ass From pesbrosses and Cortlandt Streets.
m. II so. ). 30. 10 and Il Is night week
days. Sundays. u IS. e45 a m. 90 D m
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Cos 72s s7S s25 SIS 2s q SIS ST Louis Limited.
Desbrosses Cortandt Streets. 10 2D 80 Is
Penna Limited. 'lO5S ll5S a m u % ~ - 10
as - % '465 90 IS Chicago Limited FOR North Phil
adephia onIy) 655. I55. . % IS for North
5s. 5 2Riy I. nS S. Louis L
e55 ('iO25 Penna- Limited '1O55 a. ~ So q %
's2s S. = Is CAS- chlaso Limited Tor Norh >. Phi
North Philadephia only ?. I2-1O night
sDining Car.
Ticket ofses. 1854 I1s and PSI Broadway: 1s2
Fifth Avenue Cbeow sd ST.. 2s3 Fifth Avenue corner
10Th ST.; House. and stations named above;
Brooklyn Court street $50 Fulton 800 Broad
way and Pennsytvania Annex station The Nev-York
Transfer Company will call for and check baggage from
hotels and residences through to destination
Telephone 543 Chelsea for Pennsylvania Railroad Cab
w " 1TTERRuRT. JR WOOD.
General Manager Passr Irsfic Manager.
GEO " BOYD
General Passenger Agent
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THE ALBEMARLE,

Virginia Ave Beach Atlantic city. y. J. Tits
thoroughly modern hotel. throughout.
containing 100 large front thoroughly
has equipment and comfort Tor the
entertainment q spring guests and a. all times enjoys
1srE. and 90 patronage Among appointments
arc private public baths. elevator service 20O feet
- paridr4. Frr the Spring special
4 o. 81 - weekly. s. daily Orchestral
concerts daily ard evening. Booklet upon reqIest
y COPE.
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ANNUAL FIRE LOSSES IN UNITED STATES

The aggregate annual IRE losses in the United
States for twenty-eight years from 1871 to 1902
according 10 'The Chronicle Fire Tables" fol-
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..Bettcr Than Rates Would indicate.

II you looking FOR clean. quiet class hotel
In exceptionally fine location. with cuisine and
service. try Hotel Imperial Ocean end Maryland Ave
Atlantic city s. 50 TO So SO day $40 TO $50 week
Guide Book Free.
w. CHANDLER STEWART
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HOTEL JACKSON,

ATLANTIC CITY "
A sh-oluelv nr~prp1C hotel. Nirgfnia
Ave me Adjacent 20 ne famous Board
uajk ard steel Pier. handsome front
Musical concerts daily and
evening Terms American plan. Si2 so SIS 90 and 81 90
yrit~ Illustrated literature New YORK OF
nee 3 Park place. CtIAS. p COPE. Proprietor JOHN
CRUSH Ais kittafir7T Hotel. Delaware
water Gap "a open May till November
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Instruction.
For Both Sexes-City.
BURN, FONIC SHORTHAND IS THE BEST
Easily Learned Quick Thought Fa,n a. Print
mf m STARTS YOU TOWARD NHHHE2G
% .uu CALI. OR WRITE TO ObVVE00
RrTRNZ SCHOOL az EAST STH ST
,r,ryr- tsr-pr IT. SCHOOL. OF LANGUAGES
Mssi.-n S1ua-e ul22 Broadway. brooklyn -
Srauish school residence
---' CS0NfERENTE FRANCA1SE
waldorf AstO-a. Jeuci 10 Mar 81 fu =oir,
~ TFSTAMENT IITrERAIRE NJ ike STEELE.
Carte u entree obtenues Eratui'ernent Iecoie
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. pvERTIsEziENTs and subscriptions for The Tribune
"A received their Uptown once.
No. I.S94 BROADWAY.
Advertisements Ul be received the following branch
Offices al regular ofics until O'Clock ?. viz:
254 sth-ave = o. cor 23d-s,. 1913 6tk-ave Ieth-
ct % East Isth-st 257 West 42d-st-. between 7th
and 263 West I25th-st.; 1855 3d-ave. be-
tween 18th 18th 1925 Sd sist-st.
EOS lst-ave near S9th-st: I57 East 125th-st: 75s
Tremont-ave.; ESQ 3d-ave-. 4lstst. S54 sd-avo
s6 ChristOpher-st. Brooklyn. y. " COurt-sti 2ls
Court-st.
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AND OHIO RAILROAD

I-sv- Savs Y8rk CITY. south FERRY Liberty ST
Chicago, Pittsburg --.... IL - nt -l-l9 NJ
Chicago, Columbus 81 3Jpm Lygpm Dlner
Piftsburg. Cleveland a-53pm t9pn LLIlea
'Pitt-burE Limited Q 33pm sgypM Eulss
Cincinnati. st. Louis IL ~ NJ - - NJ Ssspes
Ct.ci-1sti' - Toufs ~ 55prn 00pm Buffet
So-toIE = $1,000. 4l2 55prn ? 00pm Diner
sTaUy +U.flv axceDt sunday. SUNDAY only
Ofi-as. 2G1. 434 1900 Broad.Say o Aslor 9o1S ".
Greenwich St. 50 Union Square e5I SI.It 80 e.
cas- Fulton St Brooklyn: South Ferry and Llaea, -
Baggage checked from hotel or residence 70 dssn7io
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Brooklyn Property for Sale.
TATRUSH LOTS. 1925 EACH.
Furnished Houses to Let.

1rR,SrsF5r-D COTTAGE for rent. tire Adirondack
l. Keen. VALLEY y Y. with large rooms. seven
- - lard nine trees vegetable garden barn. he
hsc and pure For fUrthLr particulars apply TO
A NJ FIELD. 2s East Klrrey 81 Newark. y y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-07

HOTEL CHAMBERLIN,
OLD POINT COMFORT. VA.
Ths Rendezvous the Army and Navy. Socsty and
SpOTtsnen
Hampton Roads, .rf 9 sag5sro Ground OF the Train
Fortress Monroe, The LARGEST Military Post IN
Hunting Preserve. fin THE VCAr pnITNn
Write Booklet. 49, III I'm NOS''~'
New Office. GEO. T. ADAMS. Mgr.
2s9 Fourth Ave. Fortress Monroe. Va.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-07

HO | FL NHELOEA,
ATLANTIC CITY. y. J.
400 rooms private baths Unohsructed ocean
y-eU COLI nrfv!leRes Private wells French
cuisine billiards Cafe. orchestra stock brokers office
with direct Long distance telephones
Automobiles meet all trains Bagsage checked
from hotel ID all parts country Address J. B.
Thor1pson & CO. Atlantis city y. 7. once. Park
FIao4' II a II. to F. NJ Holland House. after p n
Personal Representative Through vesubllsd trains TO
Atlantic City without change
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-07

II OTEI. CLARENDON-VirEina Ave Atlantic City
IL n. J.. beach. Newly improved large piazzas;
parior spacious
telephones. elevator. etc Booklets mailed II. MEL
NAN. Proprietor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-07
ATLANTIC CITY N. ]

Permanent Bureau OF Information with
sentative at lS14 Broadway above Seh street where
be Hotel Dennis. HJel Brshton IIaddon Hail
Hotel St Charles Youngs Hotel. wiltshire MaTIboroush
House. Dunlop Hotel Seaside Hotel Rudolf. Chal-
fonte. Hotel Traymore. New Galen HAN
Islesworth. Garden Hotel. Hotel Raleigh.
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HOTEL TRAYMORE,

ATLANTIC CITY. y. J.
Remain. open throughout the Every known com
fort snt convenience Coli privileges running water In
bedrooms. TRAYMORE HOTEL COMPANY.
u. = WHITE. President
Ne. York Rep Al 2ss Fourth
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City Property for Sale.

a LOT FOR SALE 25x1OO. ct $50 W. 44th st lnoul
y A TGIRR, 35S West 29th 50
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Hotel Iroouois,

South Carolina Ave and Beach Delightful location near
Rooms suite with private baths Elevator
street parors Special spring S12
SIS Sl5s v,ceSiy illustrated booklet Coach
trains Representative. Rooms 500 J0l. Ito Broad
way New YDrk W r SHAW.
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HADDON HALL,

ATLANTIC CITY. N J.
Hot - baths. Long distance telephouo
In every bedroom. Golf links
Write for illustrated literature
y. Y ofice-Town and Country, 2S9 Fourth
LEEDS & LIPPINCOTT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-07
HOTEL GLADSTONE.

Directly the Ocean Front Atlantic city. N j.
Unobstructed Ocean Rooms en- witt -
baths Hot and cold al! baths Running
bedrooms y COLLINS Prom
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HOTEL RUDOLF.

ATLANTIC CITY N J.
Open all year American and European plans Room
with hot and cold and fresh Location
direct Ocean Front and Promenade. New-York rep
No. 5 Park Place.
c r. MYERS Prom
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NEW BRICK BOSCOBEL,

ATLANTIC CITY y J.
Every known hotel appointment with exceptional luz
uneNcred. furnished
throughout. single " large
luxurious illustrated
Running in bedrooms Terms.
per week and upward
2 MARION
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-07

HOTEL MAJESTIC. ATLANTIC CITY N J.
IL Ocean end Virginia Ave. heat. SO per
and upwards; elevator from level
SAMUEL ELLIS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-07
Real Estate for Exchange.

Medium sized dwelling, IN perfect condition 5000
equity OWNER 40 Wall street Room -
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School Agencies.

. MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
- srrl'es Professors Teachers Tutors Governesses.
g 40 Colleges. schools and Families. Apply
Mrs. N J YOUNG-FULTOS. . Union square
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THE SAVOY

DIRECTLY on THE BEACH.
ATLANTIC CITY. y. 7.
opens March %.
Running water IN all rooms Rooms suite. With
tesan and salt water baths Moderate for Spring
Easter and Summer Personal representative 2
Park Place. y. Y S. NJ HANLEY.
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OlO DOmlW0ON GlNE.

4 MEXICAN LINE.
~ PLYMOUTH C-TERROURG-S SOUTHAMPTON.
sailing every Saturday at $50 A "
~-r,yt- yORE-........ Mar. II APR. O. May :, JU1s
e-r 70 ...... Mar 10 Apr. Is Nav Il June n
PHILADELPHIA Npr 3 May 81 June ~ yly ~! 9
SPECIAL. NOTICE ;. iceland. sailing FOR Antwerp
March "a viii call southampton Rates or passage
S425O
DED STAR LINE.
IL NEW K-ANTWERP-PARIS
ss,iItnr saturday 1870 A. VI
~ ruPr ISM 1870. Mar. Il APR. g. MAY J. June 4
t~1SGSsI IN --... Mar 10 Apr. I6 May H. June II
!rtrtT II, -. Mar APR. % Nav 81 June Is
-ysT&i IN ...... Apr :. Apr. May =. June -
Piers IA q 10 y. + Office . Broadway. y Y
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THE WILTSHIRE,

~ EirEinia Ave; and beach, Atlantic city. \. j..
Delft cate Music Long distance phones In all rooms.
American plan 81 so per day. up European plan $50
day
s PHOERvs Proprietor
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The Garden Hotel,

ATLANTIC CITY. N
High class patronage. Famous cuisine White service
Throughout American and European Plans. Now open.
". l. FINCH
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-12-15
Valley City Normal Notes.

sSsy Sssy INVs bes0s INVSSSs
Miss Corwin, the state secre-
tary Of the Young Women's
Christian Association of N. D.,
spent few days last week at
the Normal. She gave q very
instructive talkto the girls We'd.
|-nesday evening November 80.
Rev. Anderson Of the Methodist
church, spoke on Ideal Woman
hood" before the Y. VIC. A. on
Euesday, Nov. %. II: r. :
Mrs. Baker the we'll known
reader Of New York gave q brief
talk to the student body Friday
Dec. End, which was very in.
structive as well as pleasing.
Tuesday evening, Nov. Goth,
the Y. w. G. A. gave a basket
social in the Normal Chapel.
Every one had q social time. The
financial returns were 1926
which were the means of sending
delegates to the State Conven.
ton held at Fargo.
Prof. George K. Foster, of
Casselton, gave q very interest
ing talk on the subject .'The
value of theory in teaching, I"
Saturday, Dec. 3rd.
Miss Donelda Hamlin former
student at the Normal visited
school Wednesday.
William Westegard, 'O2, who
is attending the A. G. at Fargo
was renewing acquaintance at
he Normal Tuesday.
The students are ALREADY pre-
pairing for the oratorical contest
to be held in the spring term.
Supt. w. L. Stockwell offers al
prize of $40 to the student who
delivers the best Grafton. Overl
twenty have repe rted to Prof.
Weeks who has charge of the
matter.
Skating is now a favoriteI
recreation and the river is COW
cred with merry students at
certain hours Of the day.
Many normal students availed
themselves Of the oppor tunity of
hearing Mrs. Baker at the
Academy of Music, Dec. End.
She read 'sIf I were King" in al
masterful manner. This is her
hrst tour in the northwest.
Mr.. Kennedy, the state secre.|
tary of the Young Mems Chris.
tian Association. visited school
last Friday. He spoke a few
words on the value of this as.
ISOLATION among students.
The first state convention Of
the Y. w. c.. A. was held at Far.
go on Saturday and Sunday the
3rd and 18th of December. The
society of the Normal sent the
following delegates: Misses
Amanda Longfellow, Belle Farm
ham, Mable Corbin, Mable Van
Steenberg, Ruby Aldermen,
Pearl Glass, Mary Thomson,
Emma Wilson, Mable Belden,
Edith Garlick, Lura Perrine and
Fannie Amidon. Miss Stanford,
Of Minneapolis, was the principal
speaker. Her bible study hours
were very interesting and pro.
dtable. The convention closed
Sunday evening and the girls
returned home Monday NOR.
ming with renewed enthusiasm
and q love for the work Of their
society. On Thursday morning
Miss Perrine gave report Of the
convention.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-12-15

Notice OF Final Proof. Land once at
Fargo. n. OAK. November. u. 1904.
Notice thereby given that the following
named settler has 6ted notice OF his intention
q % %is c.im .nS sRss s.id pf vii 6
= ade before Oscar d. PufintOn. Clerk of
the District Court Of Gri&gs co. N. d., in
COOLerstOwn. Nd, at his ONCE on Decem-
Der g, 1904, viz:
b. E. No. e50Ol Tor the mex OF Section
70 In 4 Ap. ~ n Of Range Is w,
He names the following witnesses to prove
bis continuous residence upon and cultivat-
ion OF said land. viz:
Ole Mickele. Of Aneta p. O.. Nelson Co.. N.
D.. Elmer MathisOn. John GundeESon and
Anders Idsv0og. of C0opcrst0wn, p. o.,
GrigEs county. N. u.
G. G. SCHUYLER.
r. s. Lunde. Ast. it-s4-4e Register.