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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-07
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

Leo S Altmayer has sold for Milton and Henry
BerIinger of the Jacob Berlinger estate.
TO Henry Erdman the four story brick tenement
house. No BAL 1st-ave., adjoining the southwest
corner of 9hh-st. This property has been owned
by the Berlinger family for the last twenty-seven
years.
Patrick W. Reilly has sold No. 11S East S2d-st., a
three story dwelling house, lot H3x1022 feet
Myers & Aronson have bought from Franz j.
Schneider the old buildings on plot 66.2xloo Feet
at the northeast corner of s5th-st. and ed-ave
P Sidney Bernstein has bought for client from
William MCGOWAN No 167 East asst l27th-st.' three
Rosenzweig & EIson have sold the southwest cor
ner of Westinghouse. and 172d-st, plot slSxsoi
Louis Goldstein and Harry Goodman have bought
Nos @ and s on p 59 ssGTy a
Charles Glman has sold for Frank B. Walker to
St AIMS Anns-aV 5erc s5xa feet ''-''.''
Ruben and C. Fires have sold for for 1s rTnd
fathouse with stores. No. 100 West 1ooth-st. on a
D. H sculiy and L. schwarzler have sold for
Joseph Horowitz to Julius Bluhm the two five story
lot 271ss11 feet
Grossman & Passon have bought from the EN-
pire Cornce Works the six story tenement house,
in course of construction, on the south side Ct
AZ William ~ Fisher has sold to Max Horowtz &
Bro the two five story hathouses Nos. 156 and 15S
East 9Sth-st. 50x100.11 feet.
Marks Rosenberg has bought from Jacob Schlos-
ser through SCHNEIDER g. Liebler the plot, 75xl0O
Avenue A and 76th-st.. together with No. sol East
16th-st, adjoining old buildings on n lot 2oX122
feet
Emil Reich has sold the northwest corner of %
and 1l6th-st., a four story building a lot
20 11x10 feet. to B. Jackson.
Simon Wang has sold for the Gouverneur Realty
Company Gross & Eiser the northwest corner
of Jackson and Cherry SITS. two FIVE story tenement
houses, with stores. a plot 50Xl01 feet.
The estate of Joseph MosbaCh has sold No. Q.
Pitt-st five story front and rear tenement house.
lot 25X100 feet
Sauer. Gross & Herbener have sold to Parsons &
Holman No .409 Prospect-ave-, five story double
hathouse, a plot 40X1O0 feet. Boston Road.
This completes the sale of twenty-three similar
houses erected at this point by the sellers.
Jacob Oppenheimer has sold for John 7. Walsh
Nos 1,As7 and 1.469 Amsterdam six story new
law apartment house, on plot 5Gzl0O feet. for
about sS5 600.
Levy Brothers have sold for Joseph II. Fink No
100 West 135th-st.. five story fathOuses with
store, on a lot 25x99I feet.
L. F.. Hough has sold for Adolph Schwarz the
five story new law fathouse No. 2i2 West 103thst.,
plot 37.SxlG011 feet
Folsom Brothers nave sold for the estate of c.
J. Folsom No. 40 East 11th-st.. five story tene-
ment house. q lot 25Xe4S feet.
Max Marx has sold to Samuel A. Hamel the five
story triple fathouse No POS West 149th-st,
lot 25xo9Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-07
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Roberts Isaac to u p Kaskel 81 all 48th-st. Nos
AS and 1850 West prior mortgage, $4,000;
: years per :........ so. 900
Chromowsk 4. and others. Pincus Lowenfeld
ye e1 per 5000
Lyons Harold G. Title Guarantee and Trust
Company: Als,-st lot II TO Il. map kips Bay;
o,,iba G. and another to II Dommisch lot 347.
map estate: years. per chit. 1880
Surety Realty Company to Title Guarantee and
mand 10000
1 rsGt', IL $50
same SAINT 20 s''s ............. -. coo
vaId: Randall 10 Il of Hin ave; j
wears. Il coat 40
usnbejm LYMAN another to Halpn;
I1sth- st Nos I5s and $50 East: due December no.
De Gnid's' l If Morris years per cent goo
y-a.hor AInheric 10 & Levy: plot begins 40
- . Of White Plains Road and 40 II OF
,,-9snh recber Jacob Title Guarantee and Trust
COMPANY '4'th-S' nos ''' -. 10000
mana .,,,ar 70 A Ciodstein: Attorney-st. :,
stein Charles "a; 80 ~ per 65oo
Taikefi samuel ,er l 20 200
lTStl1-s 100 n " Of Amsterdam ave que 90 ooo
,o,,-Irer Is 1905. cent -.-.....: 1ppo
II,-SottSacIsr charles Title Guarantee ana
Trust COMPANY: Audubon ave. corner ~ ooo
same 70 sanl d,1d ioooo
,--Jiirrer' sdrey George Humphreys 21st 49,
St 81 i1o It Of 5th-aye. year. per cent S'oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-07
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

A. No. Il Xesey st-By Joseph p Day: No 127 to 1875
so st. S31 10 fl Of Sth-ave, ID3 SX1OO.5 sly
brick and stone hotel Net Life Ins Co agt J Welch.
ebrs. ct al; Ritch. w. & b attys: "
due $500 -:
for 100000 No % Beekman Place, II of 5Oh-st
2uxlOo. sty stone front dwlg ag II Il
Coles 81 al Bowers $. nttys Samson Lachman. ref;
amt due. 81. 2I9 DO 10 the plaintiff for 81 600
By Bryan l. Kennedy No I37 Pelham ave. 100
FSinnei-st. JoSlG3. frame dwlg h.
= ! Cronln al: Sper 3 ID Isckrnan
due. s44iS -; faxes etc adjourned to sep
tember
At The Bronx ssletroom-By Geszier Haas Realty Co:
Morris-ave cor lI3d- e6xs5. frame bldgs and
cant: execors SALE adjourned to September n: shake
spehre-ave. g. 100 Il Of l70Th-st. two family
brick h. each 2Hoo voluntary sale northerIv house sold
TO Annie Baird for 5000, balance adjourned TO sep
IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-07
LIS PENDENS.

Prospect-ave, 200 It Of 1S9th-st runs 1879 .
II to Southern Boulevard X 202.5 o 1S9th-st,
y 10N look " 1O0x- to beginning; Charles . Wells
against Julius StaplestaI tpartton) attorney W G
Brown.
SOth-st IT w of 81 ave. 22xlo2.2 Augusta
Scheig against Harry Mayer al foreclosure of
mortgaEe); attorney. Z 7 Howell.
Ave A. 5. lot 6S, village
Westchester. @5Xl25; Charles NJ Preston. receiver.
against Antonio Russo and another foreclosure OF
5sth-st 375 I0th-ave. 25xiOO.5: Morris O
Cohen against Abraham Hsrnssh another action
TO establish liem attorney. y H Stone
4th-st, No $50 to 354 East: Jacob Levy
against Abraham Levy al foreclosure mort gage
attorneys, Arnstein Levy.
7sth-st, No 2b3 East: Jonas Kahn against Frederick
Lang foreclosure OF rnortgagel: attorney G
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-07

Brnbsum. Samuel. and another : Hoffman; oooo
ID East; instruments g per cent 2'coo
Bartoo. :. to s jarrett 0sth- St No 23s Fast coo
due March l. 1917: cent "p''
IIafkowitz. Meyer to J Samnet I4th 81, No 2io ooo
East: December 6. 1905. 4""
schoeppy. SaId to r schoeppS' '''n-s'' y" ' $500
Tofier Rosie George Kingston: Decatur-aVe,
$50 It II Of 199th-st: instalments' per -, ,,n
cent
Singleton. b. f Heep: 1ssth-st- No 97s East ,oo
demand cent on"
map Wakefield: yeas s cent? 4"o
Brady. r. Byrne; 1S4th-st. n 3. 12oll n 700
" Of Boulevard; years, per cent Z''"V
fagse.e. ,o S 10 ssps nar cent 20 900
Brown Julius II. Shapiro and another;
TIenry-st. corner Catherine st; ! years no
FG Vest Sui1Ds yes s g g. per 22oOo
sane n 20 same NO @'o .... o. coo
sane d. 10 q eT i.' y" @ 10000
McI.ain. John 20 Equitable Life Assurance So
s'eg ar 81 fhe TAr rn nenf 40 10000
Da a9a and 42s Esst ears per 1880
East. instaInents 8 per t' ............ 1900
i Iss and 10 west: years per cent..... So 600
Hensle. Charles another to NJ Hensle: Clare
nont-ave, g, 4C0-2 IT of 121th st; demand; ooo
De Rohan Lance to W Bergen cambridge
ave io4 # n OF fs4th ST years per 1850
Som. Siegfried. 10 II Lessen: 1th-st. g 6' u II
Of Avenue b; due July q. 1910: u cent. H,SoO
Plump F. Gaines Roberts Company; 163d-st
No 500; 3 years. 513 cent S,oco
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-07
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

SuIlivan-st No 1916 for six story brick tenement
house and store. 25xS7i Silverman Block,
owners; Horenburger * Straub. architects
Lexington-ave corner 123d-st. for two six
story brick tenement houses. 50x66; ] Weinstein,
owner: Bernstein & Bernstein. architects.
eth-st No 81 East. for story brick flat
house. 50k9O: y & J Horowitz and another
owners; Bernstein &, Bernstein. architects.
114th-st n 3, 95 # OF 1stave, for five story
brick church and parish house. 50X1001 II. New
York City Extension and Missionary Society OF
he Methodist Episcopal Church, owner; Cady
& See architects. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-07
COAST LINE APPOINTMENTS.

wilmington y. c, Sept. 6.-AnnouncemenJ OF the
following appointments. effective September 10. was
made at Atlantic Coast Line headquarters here to-
dav: w H Newell, superintendent OF transporta-
ton Headquarters Wilmington .. H. Page,
superfnt erldent of Fayetteville district. headquar-
tiers at Rocky Mount. y. 6; G. d. Pugh, superin-
fen6cut OF Charleston district, headquarters az
charleston: G. l.. Porter, superintendent Of Co
iuuibia district. headquarters at Florence, 5. {.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-07
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.
AT NO. II vEsEY ST.

BY Bryan l. Kennedy: East Chester road. between
Maple ST. ard Bronx md Pelham Parkwavs. the Tuia
Hunter property comprising about 2s acres voluntary
sale shave o. 3 II Of 32d OsxOx7 OK irreC
Pennsylvania. NeyYork and Island Railroad com
psny sgt NJ l. Mount al: Edward Menocal atty p F
Everett. ref. PARTITION
B. Philip A snyth; No 81 14sth-st, =. 1909 # "
Of Amsterdaun-ave, 1GSxe9 IL three brk n ~ =
Rogers guardian Edgar Logan al: Oakes q Van
A Il Dun, ref. amount due. $40 II; fa.es
etc. s452 -.
BY McVickar Galard Realty Company: No s07 ls4th-
n HIS II - Amsterdam ave IL. three
sy brk d h: Rogers Edgar Logan al: oakes &
Van 4. atys Crancell ref. mount due. S1o435 30:
taxes, etc. S4c2 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-07
MECHANICS LIENS,

Boston Road. n corner 1sSth-st. IsNxIO0
Kertscher & co against John Liddle &
owners and contractor. ......... .s447o 90
127th-st. 3o1 GoIdstein
against Harris Bernstein, owner;
Smith. contractor .......... ............... so 81
5th-ave 36th-st 65X165x irregular:
David Shud!ner against Gorham Manu-
featuring Company owner: A VI
COMPANY contractors .................,... 75s 80
46th-st, Nos 5l4 and 516 West VIC
and contractor -. SIS IS
18th st. Nos 242 and pa East: Mankin
contractor ........"e........ ees 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-07
WORK ON SUNKEN STEAMERS.
The virginian Probably Total Loss-Pon-
toons Around the Victorian.

Montreal Sept. Sit was announced tonight that
The sunken Leyisnd liner Virginian has been turned
over to salvage company. Heavy gales and high
water have interfered with the work of removing
the cargo. The vessel probably will be total loss
Pontoons placed around the other sunken
liner the Victorian, and efforts will be made 70
raise her tomorrow Friday. II is denied by Off
dan red
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-07
OPPOSES NEW CHADWICK TRIAL.
District Attorney Files Brief Dealing with
Forty-four Alleged Errors.
nv TeIeeraph TO The Tribune. ]

Thy Telegraph 70 TIE Tribune
Cincinnati, Sept. 6-Dstrict Attorney John J.
gullivan. prosecutor of Mrs. Cassie Chadwick, to-
day filed in the United States Circuit Court of APP
peais here his brief opposing trial for Mrs.
Chadwick
The brief is a reply in detail the forty alleged
errors which. il said, the court Cleveland
committed in the trial. Chief OF these is the
declaration that the court had right try her
on the charge of conspiracy with President Beck
with and Spier. the cashier. in certifying checks
for her when she had no money or Sr'<,t In the
Qberlin Rank.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-07
FORTUNE FOR coLoRED WAITER.

Boston. Sept 6.--The Boston police We're asked
YESTERDAY by wire from Colorado to locate Roy
Jones coIored. and to send him AT once TO Lake
CITY Col. as valuable mining properties had been
left him i,y a brother. The officials found Jones
working as waiter in of the hotels. When
Informed his fortune Jones Immediately resigned
LIZ uiace- Q will start for the Mest al once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-07
POISON KILLS JUDGE DOWNS.

Hing harlton. y. y. Sept. S-Francis W Downs
died this morning the result of morphine and
earfso,ic acid Whether the poison taken in
.ectionslI- by mistake is not known. Mr. Downs
was a prominent resident of this city. and
known throughout the State by leading politicians
He was familiarly known Judge" Downs, hav
ing served the city Recorder for twelve years
E.e was dfty-hYe years old
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-07
FOR HOTEL sPALDING. s66o,ooo

The Hotel Spaldng, a twelve story structure at
No. 127 to 135 West 43d-st, fronting 103 feet,
sold yesterday by Joseph P. Day, the auctioneer,
on foreclosure proceedings in the Vesey-st. sales
rooms 10 satisfy claims amounting to a little moro
than 100000 The property was knocked down to
the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company, the
plaintiff. for sssO.OOo There opposing bid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-07
ANOTHER SALE IN EAST 71ST-ST.

: Post & Reese have sold for John L. Martin. NO
ISL East 71st-st., four story brownstone front
dwelling hose with bathroom extension. on lot
2Ox100.5 feet to Mrs. ". w Hamilton. The same
brokers recently sold No. 155 adjoining, to Alanson
T
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-07
TAKES TITLE FROM LOAN COMMISSION

United States Loan Commissioners yesterday trans
ferred title to parcel at the southeast corner Of
Creston- ave. and Kingsbridge Road. 115.1oxl19sX
Up 1ox23S feet. to William Wcke. The stated con-
sideratton s24 2t9 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-07
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Hull-ave, s. $50 fl of Woodawn Road. for
three two story frame dwelling houses. 21615S;
II b. Roath, owner f Albrecht. architect.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-07

filed:
Auer william ~ Manhattan Bath Tub Company:
August 80 1900 ................ Sls4 So
Ayrutus. Aaron Polacof. july - 1905. .. o2s 4o
Rars@buhe H-New-York Central Coal
Benenfeld. Charles-Z PolscoH: July ~ 1909 226 "a
Epsein. Alexandria L Smith al: February .
, 1900 :..:.......... s47 II
Company November 1899. ...........s... Joe ss
Mofiers IeoTgel Nichols ct al April 81. 1900 1o2 IS
klang. SamUe-TTle n i C1ahin Company: May
II 1898 ca1ceIei' ............ 17s 20
sans Fi,'el May o. lsiS cancelled 1s 81
celed, a55 80
1900 cancelled SEQ OF
omstead. Matilda AZ Bonner; April - 1891. 3T18 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-07
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACT

112th-st. 5 s. 105 # of Park-ave. 81. 6x1O0 II
Business Mems Realty Company loans Harris
Richman and Louis Greenfield. .-..............
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-07
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

Satisfied mechanics liens fled Yesterday are:
Attorney st. No i5+; Norris Zimmerman AMI q
other agt David Sherstejn. August IL. 1905.
Same property; Herman Hurwitz
Is. 1868 b.
82dst. Nos 2a3 and 2S5 West; Nathan Ro-enhaum
agt Harry aaltZman: June Il. 1908 tby bond). 40
lolst-st, Nos j26 and 52s West: Patrick O'Rourk+
nst Henry Raabe. ir. ct al; August 81. 1915
Thy bond) 1000
l5lst St s: 1924 St 5. 800 II y Of Amsterdam
hond ......... 4.70s
9th st. No II West; PowneH Granite Company
est Wells Realty and Construction COMPANY;
July 10. 1905. $40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-07
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS

The first is that OF the debtor the second
that of the creditor and date when judgment was
filed:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-07

I,RIvATE let sci-st. Columbus ana Arnsta-
L dam aves. !. ]. RAGLF.Y. 40l w. 59th-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-07

NEAR THE NARROWS.-A Is house for sale q
N home a King: modern improvements 10 the
Queens taste: bring auction; term.
cash BANKS. Fort Wadsworth, s. |.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-07

HOUSE Il rooms. modern mprov ements stable: man.
II cottage. or more acres; min station.
y. I 6. $4,000: $4,000 down. Box ia Tenahy, y j.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-26
ATLANTA UNIVERSITY
Feasibility Of Establishing One There
Much Discussed
WAS NOT AGREED TO.
General Assembly Of Southern Pres.
byteriaa Church, However, Com
mends the Efforts of the
Promoters Of Same.

Fort Worth. May 2s.-The PRINCIPAL
feature Of the discussions during the
morning session OF the Presbyterian
general assembly was on the matter
OF establishing university at At
iantae Ga. which shall be for the en-
tire Southern Presbyterian church.
and in which all the church shall he
interested
report from the standing commit
tee on church and Christian education.
which was read Wednesday and report
ed that morning. was again read
Thursday morning. and this being the
nrst time 1t had been discussed. there
We're number who spoke upon IL.
The theory Of those who opposed
adopting the favorable report Of the
committee was chiefly that such an
institution ought to have more than
a1,eoo.ooo 10 start on. and that IL there
Is to be school Of higher education
inst one Of the existing schools should
be chosen. rather than 10 try 10 buaa
= new che. The matter was finally SET
tied by an amendment being offered
20 the effect that the general assem-
o'y does not now see It's way clear ia
TAKE IN hand any such undertaking
but AZ tire same time appr.clatfrs I've
work 81 those gho have been pnxh-
ing the question, and wishing them
godspeed Ia their undertaking. provided
Trey chose TO carry IL on without the
support of the general assembly Cor
the sake OF the synod or the sant,on
or country Immediately surryu3nt3tpv
Atlanta There were those who z.,o1
nrn FOR the institution from starr 70
hnish among the commissioners nrss-
@ni, but these were outnurnbev~d bv
to when the final vote was taken
The Presbyterian general assembly
ass Jourrsed at about II O'Clock Thurs
day without having taken a vote on
the matter of federation With other
branches Of tke Presbyterian Church
nearly All the evening ~ snion having
heen taken up by ths argument nv
nT. G. n. Hemphfi Of Louisville. XIV
Or Hemphili spoke for an hour ana n
half uron the subject favarfnr co.
operation. The major portion az the
afternoon session vas also taken up
with this discussion
The debates have been spirited all
through, and macy ~ the strong men
~ The body have taken part in them.
Among them. In J s. Lyons 81 Louis
Filia. Ky who favors federation. Dr
g. H. Hemphlli OF Louisville who "a
faFr federation, Dr Eugene Dauiei ~
| IsElsburE, w. Va. who opposes Yei-
srato'n- Others ARE about equally d.
Yiasd In the maaner
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-26
MDLoTHIss MATTERS
Midlothian Argus-News

Midlothian Argus News.
Friday, during the meeting OF the
State Home Mission Conference here,
and while the machinery OF the eles-
trio light plant was In motion, Light
ming struck the wire connected with
the dynamo. causing damage to the
extent Of about $50 They have got
ten the service down to the point
where they rarely ever have TO stop.
Uncle" Bob Mayfield came down
Tuesday from Dallas where he had
been attending a reunion OF the
Mexican war veterans There was a
good attendance, but the number has
dwindled down to where there are not
many left to celebrate the work they
did for this great country of ours.
A cycionic gale in miniature struck
a portion OF our little city Thursday
morning throwing the populace into
feverish excitement and filling for a
few moments the breasts of the peo-
pie with much perturbation. An un-
finished house of ]. c. Kimmel was
blown down, a small granary near
Ethridge's black smith shop lifted
Bit It's DfOthCt a pdfI vi tbE iooi vi
the black smith shop of Mr. Cowart's
carried off and the house consider
ably wrecked, a tree blown down at
Mr.. Tom Morgan S house, a carriage
belonging TO NJ. w. Ludewiek blown
over and badly damaged, and r. l..
Naylor struck by flying debris, but
not much hurt. No other results of
yet been gathered.
Attorney NJ. b. Templeton of
Waxahachie met the directors of the
Posey Automatic Switch Company in
Dallas Tuesday TO make arrange
ments 10 incorporate the company
and to increase the stock TO $500. 900.
Mr. Major has a very elegantly
equipped office in the Linz build
ing at Dallas and is prepared 10 give
complete exhibitions of the switch
right in his office He is always glad
tn show 1t TO those who care TO see
it, Mr. Major comes home every
night and returns to Dallas usually
on the a. IN. train. The company
Is now filling an order for switches
TO be placed on the street railways of
Ell Paso.
The flour mill people are always
improving and enlarging. This week
they are engaged in putting in three
large steel tanks in order TO increase
the capacity OF their elevator The
tanks will hold something like / 5000
bushels, which brings their storage
capacity up to about $4,000 bushels.
There is no concern in Midlothian
which has more confidence in our
permanent growth. We would like
TO see other enterprises in our town
as progressive as our flour mill
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-26
The Amount We Eat.

We live not by the quantity we
eat, nor the variety, but by what
the system can utilize. No matter
how good or plentiful your food is,
it starves the system unless your d.
gestion is good. So make certain
that your food is properly digested,
by taking a dose of Green's August
Flower before or after meals. 1t viii
not only aid digestion, it will stir
the liver to regular habits, sweeten
the stomach and prevent constipa-
ton. Trial bottle rs cents. Big
bottle rs cents. Sold by B. w.
Fearis. 10
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-26
WARM WEATHER HELPS
Get Rid of Your Catarrh by Using
HYomei Now.

Rvery one who has catarrh should
take advantage of the warm weather
TO get rid Of this annoying and die
tressing disease. The right treat
ment, faithfully followed, in May or
June, will benefit much more quickly
than in the winter and early spring.
DO not try to cure catarrh of the
head and throat by taking drugs in
to the stomach II cannot be cured
in that manner. The only way in
which this too common disease can
be cured is through a direct applica-
ton of Hyomei that will kill the germ
of catarrh and prevent their growth.
The first days use of Hyomei will
show a decided Improvement, and in
a short time. especially if used at this
season of the year. there will be no
further trouble from catarrh.
You take no risk by buying Hyo-
mel. The complete outfit costs but
one dollar, and If after using you can
say that the treatment has not help
ed you. Hood & Martin will return
your money.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-26
TERRITORY BANKERS.
Ninth annual Convention and Great
Many Persons in Attendance.

Muskoges. May 2s.-The Oklahoma
Indian Territory Bankers association
met In ninth annual convention here.
about $50 visitors from New York. CRY
cage. -. Louis. Kansas City. Texas
and Arkansas being In attendance.
Mayor f. r. Fife and President p
3 Hopkins of the Auskogee CONNER
elal club delivered addresses OF wei
cou3e, aaieh were responded TO by ]
G. Hughes of Oklahoma City.
Following these addresses President
Frank Craig of tho association made
his annJai address We showed that
only eight states, Massachusetts. New
York Pennsylvania. Ohio Illinois MIN
nesot4. iowa and Texas. had more ma
HoBai banks than the two territories.
He also said that there had been
only I've b0nk failures i'm the two ter
ritories In ere last year There ATE
e6 national taniSs tn oklahoma aud
i85 tn Indian Territory. e5 Territorial
banks iH oklahoma and l36 iu Indian
Territory.