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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-10
THIRTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

The First Elsesloa District Il bounded oy and Wsas
thirty eighth street, 1eatn ayeus. est 1nrts-siAn
The second ELECTION Dstslet IS bognasd BY wtaa
Msss Dry s,seS ss a. sss' sS ss,
The Third Ee.tson District by and ~.1aln
West TnIyy-niEth l>inth aseDts. West Tnfrsy-
The Fourth Etcti,i striet Is bounded By and within
West Fofteth street NIntn avenue west THfty-nsnsa
The Tish Election district is bounded b. sad within
street and Ninth
West Thirty-ninth street Eighth West TIM y
The Seventh Eeetion IstiIet IS bounded b. wshin
north and south sides u west Thryeigsn street iaa
avenue rom west Tirty entb street 70
avenue
The Eighth Election District is bounded by aad within
IVES, Ihrts-nlnth street. seyenta avenue
70 EgRsh aye.iae AMI east siGe o. l s1n sTee
The Ninth Lection DasSre is bounded Py an1 rsisa
street ana Ninth avenue.
The Tenth Election bounded b. and wtass
norm anu s3nta Sues % IVES. ~ s.f-sst1
as51e f fye v 70 FnH sa street to Vest
street West Forty-rst street and Ninth avenue 80
within Vest Forty ydi !s street Ninth *
The Twelfth Election district is bounded and sitsin
West street. Ninth avenue West Fory-Esl
The Thirteenth Election District is bounded By and
avenue to Tenth avenue east and Of NInla
avenue nom West Forty-second street 70 west EoIss-
third street West FoIty-second street and Ienta and
The Fourteenth Election district is bounded ~ zse
Forty-irst street North
The Fifteenth Election District IS bounded D. and
within Eorty-third street. Tenth avenue west
Forty-second street Hudson river
The Sixteenth Election District Is bounded % aho
WITHIN West Forty-fourth Tenth aSende, WEEK
Forty third street Hudson river
me seventeenth Election IS bounded b. end
within West Forty-hfth street. Tenth avenue "ss-
Forty-fourth street and Hudson river
The Eighteenth Election District IL bounded Dy ara
within West Forty-sixth street. Ienth aVeAee, "eSs
Fortv-hfth street and Hudson river
The Nineteenth Election District Is pounaea -
within West Foreth Tenth avenue West thirty
ninth street ana Hudson river = -
THE twentieth Election District Is Doahcs9
within West Forty first street. Tenth avenue Hese fo
eth street and Hudson river
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Election Notice.
STRICT -contizued.

TWELFTH ASSEMBLY DIsTRIcT- Continued
The Tenth Election District Is bounded b ard s.san
Delaney street Lewis street Bfoou1d street, ss0t924
street. Grand street Sheriff Broome street a-n
Cannon street
The Eleventh Election District IS b5unted BY ara
within Riyington Goerck street. beaneey ~
and Cannon street
The Twelfth Election District bouncei b and @aEnn
Stanton sides Of Goere stet ttes
RfTington 80 street. Forth side o. flnzte
street from MsrSiH street Cannon street anu SaAaSS
The Thrteenth Election District r ho1ndei y arg
within street. Delaney stfsesf Iotf
street hynglon street ana east ana west sioes 81 A
Sin street. Drancey street. 10 stanscn street
The FOurseenth Election District IS bogltsd oy saa
within Delaney street. itptins street. II como tsrS
Mangn street. tiTand SsOeick stsee Bt-sse - q
and street.
The F1fteenth Election District - bounded - e11
within East river tcrsals street s8anssn stIes''
Street. street and Ee.ancey 1ileet
The sixteenth Election Diegiie, - bOlnded 81 aaa
within Sheriff Grand Stress fitt si.eel and oo's
The Seventeenth Election District lounde1 ~ nd
street
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Election Notice.
r1rrtl assl.MHLY DlsrRIcT- c0ntInusd.

rIFrH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT Continued
r,,Ao est Fourteenth street. sixth avenue, West Ecv-
enth street seventh avenue Z, ,....4., =. ..sL
fe Fftesffa Election District IS bounced by and with
n Vest Fiftsrtb street sixth avenue, West Fourteenth
fhe Sixteenth Election District + bounded p aud Witt
in west Fourteenth street. East henttsith street ln
Tersity place East Tenth street Flltn avenue west
Twelfth street and sixth aYenue., =. A,,,s.a -, !,
me seventeenth Election District Y bounded by AMI
within West twelfth street, Flith avenue "ese Min
street. and Sixth avenue =, ,.a,,aos -, -
The Eighteenth Election District IS bounced py ana
wifhin West Ninth Fifth avenue Fast TENN
street University place Clinton place ana Skin sysnus
The Nineteenth Election district is ueSnaea oy anu
within Clinton place University pace .sI,sy pase
washington square NORTH, Macdougsi sueeS s
square Vest. West Washington place. @hu 1l aV
The Twentieth Election District is bounded ~ aio Nien
in West Washington place Maedousai street aslii.s
ton square,, Vest Nassriay place nv asli'E
North University place Washington square Easil Nest
Fourth washington SQUARE SCu.lil Nsas ntoe
way. West Third ana sixth a. -. -
The Election District u DouHHsu o.
within East Fourteenth street. Fourth ayeEge
Fourth street Broadway, West Inlfa ses -
Broadway Washington square SOUTH WASHINGTON square,
East. and University place 4. -. -
Tlgentg-second Eleoon District is bounded ey ana
within Fourteenth street. Third a{enne' ana N
agenue. =, -,
TIE Twenty-third Election District Gouneee py an
within Greenwich Charles street MaNeilSs pb
Perry street west Fourth street and West h'eNs
stre1
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r.,,.,,, r.ru AssEMBLY DISTRICT

r. Eirst election District bounded BY and within
III street. Clinton Division street. and Norfolk
ss second Eeetinn District g bounded ard within
Delaney street Clinton street. Grand street and Norfolk
ssFeet. -...,.t-
rion street Attorney street, Broome street. Clinton
street nelancey street and Norfolk street.
Fhe Folrth Election District Is bounded By and within
froome street Ridge street. Grand street and Clinton
rs 4ifth election District bounded By within
Deancev Pitt street. Grand street Ridge street.
I,rfofne street and Attorney street.
The sixth Election District is bounded by Within
pivneton street Wiliet street Delaney and
torIey street. -.
The seventh Election District s bounded By and within
cannon street street Pitt street. Delaney
g's sight1 Election District IS by and within
Rtpinuron street cannon street. Delaney street
Wiileft street.
Grand street Pitt street, Division and Clinton
street.
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NINrs AssEMnLY DISTRICT.

The First Election District Is bounded BY ana within
Twrneth Seventh avenue y -SlAetfelsii
strees and Eighth avenue =. ,.A,
Wed v.sntv drst street Seyenth avenue, West fwet-
tieth and L!@lltk avenue $500 - - -s.,tr
The Third Electra District - ra ~ WEI as
West TweiIy-aeCcnd stiefl seNefitn sANs"Ne 49, 49,"
ty-hrEt street Eighth aNenle ,,,t ~. "a. tbf,
West TWeutg-first street. f-isNtp fA'stN' Hs
and Ninth avenue. = ,.,r5aa ~, and v.ttbsr
The Ffth Election District 70 avenue north and
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Election Notice.

FIRST ASSEMBLY DIsTTIcT-ccntnued
The Fourteenth Election District l. bounded by
within Spring street. Broadway Fahu street. THOMPSON
street, BreOine street sullivan street
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Election Notice
TwrNTY-ErGHrH ASSEMBLY n1r--r


e .. Location. Occupied as
l. BIS 9TH ave- Tailor shop
= lo2i 9th ave--.... Barber shop
g. asu Sth ave. Barber shop
4, 1905 9Th aye. $500. Shoe store
g. lo7 w. 5Srd St.. -. Barber sbe,
o aS4 9Th aNe..-...--- Tailor shop
q. AZ Park ave. -. Tailor shop
S..TtS Lexington ave.. Barber sl,or
e..102s 9th ave-. Taller shop
10. IL Z. seth st............ Tailor shon
IL. 81 Z. 62nd st ............. Tailor shon
IL. .l02 & l04 L. card St.. Storage place
Is. contractor
i. 49, Lexington ave. Barber shop
Is. .142 Z. 73rd st....-...-.. Tailor shop
Is. 1896 Lexington Barber shop
"a. .112s Lexington Barber shop
rs. 1852 Lexington ave. Tailor shcp
10. .a43 Park ......-s..- Barber shop
20. .1167 Madison ava........ Cigar store
81. 1916 Lexington Barber shop
%. 1880 Park ava. Barber shop
%. 1926 Lexington Stationery store
- 1926 Madison ave.. Barber shop
%. 1892 Park ave.,......... Tailor shop
20. HOB Park ave........... Barber shop
q. 1909 Madison Barber shop
Is. 1924 Lexington Stationery store
%. .1123 Park ave..-..--.-.. Stationery store
30. .142S Lexington Barber shop
81. 40 E 9th st.......... Tailor shop
30. IS e.
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READING SYSTEM
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL RI.

STATIONS Eost i 2ad ST. n n
marks. =
EAsTON. BETHLEHEM ALLENTOWN AND NAUCFE
M CN ~ CI.l5 East0n e10 A; NJ 10, CO.
Leo. D 90 and 100 ?. NJ
WILKEsBARRE AND sCRANToN-s.1O A. NJ TO,
LAKEWOOD. LAKEHURST. TONS RIVER AND
BARNESiAT-z40O $40 A. II. 40 lzS. 30 Lakewood
and Lakehu-stl ca IS P. N Sundays 100 A IL s4o.
Lakewood and LAX ehGrst)
ATLANTIC CTTY-9.4O A NJ, kt340 p NJ
LONG BRANCH. ASBURF PARK, OCEAN GROVE
90 + 81 LAsAN I1 ASp 81 sEas9RE ss5 s.
h4 SO. a515 $50. $50 J1201- Sundays except Ocean
Grove. 6. Is a NJ. 1.8O 200 $40 P II.
EAST LONG BRANCH-z4.O0 $50. $50. IL A. NJ.
1so $50. $50, $50 P. n Sundays. eco A NJ. 400
P.HTIA4DELPTIIA-sz4s moo rns.oO 900 1000
~11OO \. NJ ms1200 ra1o0 zoo. g CO. 400. N $780,
m'6.0O 200. +73O. 800. sos P. NJ, J%12 Is uldt
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON-sO0. un.1Ooo. Zee,
READING HARRISBURG. POTTSVILLE AND WILL
PORT-iz400. z4.30, fSC0. 913 lloet. ITO
ing Pottsville. Harrisburg only. t4O0 % 90 $50 P II
SANDY HOOK ROCTE-Leave Pier 81. N R., ". 42d
St. eco 9.S5. 1870 A NJ. $3.50. 80 800. 415 S4o
7-45 P. NJ sundays. {. % A NJ. 1233. $50 80 P u
Pier TO- y. Cedar St. $50, 10 Oo leo a ~
100 200. As. 500 $40 P. NJ Sundays 1000
a NJ. 100. 400 $40 P. NJ
orly. IVA Tamaqua- aExeept Saturdays. mDtntns car
xsaturdays only. From Liberty s. only
e12 20 P. NJ. 10 r N. h430 P NJ, 1l1So P NJ
ofaees: Liberty St West 2sd St. House. esl.
454 1900 1854 broadway is 9th ave- 81 ON
Union Square 279S 30 Ave. 273 West 10Th ST. z4S
Columbus New York: 342. 345 344 $50 Fulton H.
BROOKLYN 800 Broadway Williamsburg New York Trans
fer Co calls for and checks baggage to de5tin3sol
Vfce-Pres and Cen Mgr Gen. Pzss'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-11

The approximate OF the taxes. or
other liens be allowed che OK the pur-
paid by the Referee Is SS41 go and in
Dated New York. 18th day OF August. 1906.
EMIL GOLDafARK. Referees.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-11
BALTIMORE & Ohio RAILROAD

ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS.
EVERY OTHER HOUR ON THE EVEN dOUH-
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
23d Stresf 10 minutes earlier exce2t MID
night train leaves II so
Lv- Liberty street. $50 81 Except sun sue
1000 am. Daily. Diner
On noon Diner.
9OODm Daily. Buffet
srROvaI limited" 400 pm Daily AL Pullman
Ly- Liberty street % pm Daily Dias--
T.00 pm Daily bot-et
- Is night. Daily. 5,epers-
SPLENDID TRAIN SERVICE
THROUGH TRAINS DAILY TO THE WEST
Neu Work civ sd Liberty s.
Chiespo Piftshurg SIeeper-.... so m 1915 n't
Chicago, Columbus. Diner " 1i-50 an 1920 q n
Pittsburg, Cleveland. Limited 500 Pm 40 pm
"f'ittsburg Limited" Buffet. $50 Pm Ig0 PHI
Cincinnati st. Louis, Sleeper .1Is0 Pm HIS M
Cincinnati. St Louis Diner $50 an l999 All
Cincinnati, St Louis Diner $50 Pm sec p n
los Greenwich ST. % Union Square w. ss1 Grand St.
n Y 34S Fulton ST. BROOKLYN: 23d st. and ISe-r-v 81
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Citations.

7TaE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
Il York bv the grace OF Ciod ladeueadsat
The civ OF New and Robert Perry send greeting:
yoT OF hereby cited ana required per-
sonaly to and appear before ocr Surrogate OF the
1.o,,1tv the SurroGate's Court OF said
county held AZ County House ii County
Sew York on 18th dag CT October 1905. at half
vasr clock Ia OF that then and
thcre 10 show The City OF New York should
the heir OF kin OF William Perry.
deceased deposited with the Son trollsr OF
Estate OF William Perry.
such further relief 70 the Court shall
seem proper: such OF hereby cited
Of required
~ vosr qua riian. IL you have y none.
spnear and be appointed. o..
~ neglect failure TO 10 guardian win
he appointed Surrogate represent for
YOU the proceeding
n testimony whereof caused the seal Of TIA
Court the said County o. New York
affixed Witness, Hon. FRANK 2.
FITZGERALD a Surrogate 0 said County.
IL 81 the County OF New York, the I7th day Of
August. IN the OF cur Lord tao1Daaa
nine hundrSd and I'VE.
A. pONSEL4LY. Clerk Of the Surroxates' CcNkee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-11
Ldzg Schools.

FIST YEAR Opens Sept zs,
1905. Dag Classes. sessions
$3.50 to 8 P. N EN enins
Glasses, s to 10 2. NJ.
Degrees. IL B, IL NJ and
J. D. Tuition, 500.
!. Sec, Washington So. N Z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-11
Brooklyn Property to Let.

0SS wYTEE AyF2--Feur story brick: whole part:
100 near railroads and ferries. 5. MONDAY, 81
South First ST. Brooklyn.
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NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN & HARTFORD R. R..

Trains depart from Grand Central Station a2d St and
Attn Ave. follows Tor -
BOSTON. Via New London & PToy;-ttLi1o;o@ r5Iio5oa
s912:oo P NJ via wiIliHantic5.tfs 800 a n, t2:oo 2.
PORTLAND and BAR HARBoR5tfso2 P -
WHITE MOUNTAINS. ST Adams and QUEBEsC-
+S $40 A N. 1900 p. NJ.
vyfypf,F7STF;R and FTTCHBCRG. via PUTNAM-f3 p. NJ
I,AFlE,TTLI-H and NORFOLK-f9:02 A II. g: 81 P. NJ
CT. BARRINGTON. STOE!NBItIDCIE4 leENOA- PITTS
FTF.T.Tl-T4:5O A n. 81 "a. 1881 P. NJ.
1icket Offices Central Station and c1th ST.
also al eg6I IIS5 c1 Broadway. c23 Union Square
cis2 Fifth Ave Columbus Ave. e49 Madison Ave,
eZT3 West T9s Third Ava IN BrookyE cSs2-
$50 Fulton 800 Broadway
ar IS5tf ST sundays on.y SATURDAYS only. tParor
limited Has dining cParlor and Slespinx Ca
ckets al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-11

A T YONKERS. y. J
u House, IA rooms:
five minutes to station.
ZION. Address JAMES
ave, Yonkers, n !
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-11

NEW YORK
N LAW SCHOOL
Dwight Method" OF
I'm. In three years
lcgue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-11

LackaWanna Railroad.
Leave New York. foot Barclay and Christopher STA
rs 90 A M-Esr BinghamtOn and EluiTa
A M-For Buffalo. Chicago and st. LOUIS.
tIO A NJ Syracuse. Oswego. Richdeid Springs
~ 40 p. M.-PoccnO Mountain Special.
P M.-For Buffalo and Chicago.
2. M.-FCr Scranton and Plymouth
p. VI. Buffalo and Chicago
p. M.-For Buffalo Syracuse. Rtchdsld Springs
20 90 Af--F0r Chicago SleepeTs open al 9 30 p n.
Tickets 40 Ifs3 1894 Broadway y y $50 Fultca
St. Brooklyn. @Daly. Except Sunday tRun Fridays
and Saturdays only
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-11

| Day School. SIS Nassau ST.
Evening School. New York City.
instruction. LIB. in two yearE
High standards. Send for cat..-
GEORGE CHASE. Dean.
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Pennsylvania
WAsHINGTON AND THE sOUTH.

755, SIS. .s25. 1856. -1O.55 a. M. 1925 .1255. 30
$50. Congressional LiEnited'D. % % '425, "455.
y .1255 l.3-25. Congressional LtultedD. 81 Is,
60 -; = 90. 925 2. m. y. 10 night
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.-s12-55 325. "a Is p. 21o
a m. daily.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.-.o.25 a. n and 9.c5 ?. N.
daily
sEABoARD AIR LNE-1255 .. m and 1910 m.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAuwAT--s-25 p m
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILwAY.-7:55 a. week
days. >4.5 D m. daily.
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NORFOLK--5S5 a. m
weekdays. SIS .. m. daily.
ATLANTIC CTTY.-e55 a and 255 p. week-days
Sundays, f755 a. n.
GAPE MAY-12.55 ? n. weekdays -, l,,,-..
Asbury Park Sundays, and Point Pleasant 30 lu9o
m, % % Saturdays only except Long Branchl IL.
lbs except Long Branch). ASS except SATURDAYS ex
cept Long Branch ass and eb5 p m weekdays
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
COS. 725 s755 SIS $50 -s25. -955. .t1o,55 30 IS.
1155 a 1925. .1255 aI55 10 255; . Is 800
.555 6.55 755. SIS Is Cg55 North Philadeipha
onlyl m Z 10 night weekdays Sundays. % %
'1255 '155 1928 S55 '425 (.t4 s. Tor North PhiIa-
Philadelphia only p. II 10 night
+DninE Car fExtra-fare train.
Avenue below ODD St); corner 10th
ST.; House, and stations named above Brook-
Ign Fulton Street Fulton Street 800 Broadway
and Pennsylvania Annex Station The New YORK 4raIs-
hotels and residences through TO destination
Telephone 543 Chelsea for Pennsylvania Railroad Cao
W w ATTERBURY J r WOOD,
~ w. General Manager Traffic Manager,
GEO. w BOYD.
General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-11
foreclosure Sales.


CUPREAIE COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
- York-RandaH Salisbury. Plaintiff; against William
CSooDsr ct al. Defendants-In
Of Judgment partition
ale duly and entered in the aoove-enttled action
50 bea-inc date the day OF August, 1895 1 the
,1ndersgned the Referee IN said judgment named win
III nrbIic auction 1.-THE New York Real Estate
ssIesroons Nos 1916 Vesey ST. IN the Borough
or the 18th day OF September
1905 at II O'Clock that day BY L ] Phillips &
directed
described 5 follows that
,tn lot OF land the Borough Of The Bronx City Of
and described follows: Tegfnning
- ~. poit OF intersection u the westerly OF Weeks
tsaf or Avenue with the southerly side Of East fT4h
Street running thence westerly along said southerly side
50 feet. thence
% weeks street Avenue 50 thence eastery par
e with I4th street 90 FEET TO the westerly side
Avenue. and thence nnrthery
s+eTv side OF Weeks to the point or
49, beginning. rights, which
nav have acquired by Edward Haight by
- alleged for thousand years Of a portion OF
said premises for the unpaid OF 1865 which
yras held on about February 2Sth 1870.
Dated. York. August % 1905.
EMIL GOLDMARK Referee
VRA W. HITCHCOCK. for Plaintiff IS
Liberty Street Nav York City.
The following diagram the property Sold
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Instruction.

Instruction.
For Young Ladies-Country.
RYE SEMINARY For a aadlssa
Mrs s. J. LIFE Tn. Misses STOWE Rye. New York
Evil Oh TCL A I R a a1.IGAET
'eYour Boy and Our SCHOOL, Is little book to be
with interest where your boy goes Tor MS
sehooling Sent with illustrated catalogue
John G. McyIcar A. NJ. So Walden Pi. Montcair. N j.
.r1ss DANAs SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. Morristown- \. J.
NJ Broad curriculum Music and Art Gymnasium
Resident pupils $780,
MOUNT PLEASANT ACADEMY
A Preparatory School with military training
OSsINING-ON-HUDSON, y. \.
,ropAv1AN SEMINARY for Girls. Bethlehem. Pa
MI Founded I749 l56th opens Sept. Soth- Ad-
Sress i MAX HARK. D. D.. Prin-
COLLEGE OF SAINT ELIZABETH. Convent Station.
X near Morrstown, y. IA Catholic Institution for
the higher education OF Full Conegtsts and
Empowered 10 confer degrees
surpassed for heaIthfuness OF location For Catalogue
and fun particulars address the President
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-07-14

The county commissio toner's are in q
session this week. s '''''
Miss Ida Roll, Of Adrian, is visit
ing her uncle, Mic Weinandt. 4s
The ladies aid society Of the Con-
gregational church will give their
regular monthly ten at the home of
Mrs E g. Pannell Friday July q
from 3 to s. "A cordial invitation
liz extenLed to all. s l+ .5 Il. !.
= At a recent meeting Of the ladies
aid society OF Evangelical church:
elected the following officers for
the ensuing year: Pres. Mrs. j. a..
Muhlhausen, vice pres. Mrs. John
Rippberger, Sec. Mrs. James Jack
treas. Mrs. j. H. Schuck. The So
ciety is in prosperous condition.
The ladies of the NJ. E.. church
will hold a "Baby Tea in their
church parlols, Wednesday,, July -.
Mothers come and bring your
babies. We serve from 8 TO 6 o CLOCK.
Menu. =. ,z...-
Bread and Butter Sandwiches "
Salmon Salad :@,s j, i
In Norwegian Rosettes 3
Cake C0ffee Milk 4
q .lr ,"7-f4 - I II
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-07-14
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

Morning service at AS, subject,
THE Rewards of Intention. Even.
ing service at 8, subject ''Christ's
Definition of His Mission.''
The G. e. society extends an jnvl-
tation to all who are interested to
attend the ''Installation Service" to
be held at Z o'clock: tho following
program will be given. Installa-
ton Of omcers-the pastor pres,d-
ing. Violin solo, Miss Pearl Luehrs ;
induction into Office, pres, Clara
Prideaux, vice pres, John Ireland,
Sec, Sophia Sterling, treas, Prue
Town, organist' Muriel Ramage,
asst. organist Myrtle Robinson,
ushers Fred DeBoer and John Ram
age jr., ladies quartet Mary Damon,
Clara Prideaux, Opal .Luehrs, Mrs.
R. 81. Patterson; paper The rela-
ton of the G. E. Society to the
church, and tie church to tho socie-
ty,. VIM. CLANCY; paper, 'How may
the C. E. Society assist the pastorg"
Prue Town. General discussion of
above subjects. Mizpah.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-07-14
NAMES OF LAKE POINTS.

;, Those who ride about on the wa
tors OF the lake are sometimes at q
loss in designating some particular
spot which has no definite name,
and to obviate this difficulty the
following names have been propos-3
ed and some have been adotped AL
ready: -. : u. s.;
Lake Shore Drive-the driveway
from 2nd to 9TH avenues. sz. ..r. 6
Bathing Beach. TO- r. -
Omaha Beach-the stretch near.
the track from the ice house to the
old swimming hole. .. =
Buttinsky Bay=This name has al
ready been adopted for the inden-
tation east of Ludlow's. s .s ~. I
Ludlow's Dock. - ,4s:=.. -:
Sheepshead Bay-west Of Lud-
lows. - ~. Il :
Echo Bank-the high bank at the
old fair grounds. The highest point
has been dubbed Golf Cliff. y ~;
Willow Bay-west Of fair grounds
Prospect Point. 49, @s:.
= Rocky Bay. 49, 90. -s..s ~ &
Stony Point Long established. Il:
Cloud Cove-tne big bay at the
head of the Lake. = -. " Is
) Inlet. ->-.-.,. .'-.- Issss
The Headland-the high hank
north of the Inlet. q<@,s =. 30. ::
Foelsohow's Bay. Y .s.--. 7: =
Lone Tree Hill-east Of Foe1s-
chow'e.. ..3r- .: '.-:-
= Woodland Bay-west Of Cherry
Point. -. ~.
Cherry Point-long established
and so named because of the cherry
trees growing there.
Sykes Bay.
Whiskey Ditch.
Ayers Beach.
City Park. 80.
Mann's Point.
Carpenters Bay.
These names cover all the princi-
pal points of prominence along the
shore.
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Few Deliberately Bad.

Judged even by the most definite
code OF morals. no one IL wholly bad
Few are deliberately bad. Their weak
nesses and their errors are due to .
certain defective sense or disease
They cannot for this reason escape
condemnation md punishment fof
such onsnses - como within the -.
IGNITION Of The law-though perhalo
IN the san he greater harm ID. to
individual 40 socisty results fro1p
sueh moiel lepsee g. perveEueoos -
aeo lot % recognized .zg -
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Is Washing or work of
any kind, will go to residences or
take home. G. V. Miller, 1907
straight St. 49,. =
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rms as getting along nicely Mr. Fer
rim has not been troubled with the
asthma since going4.there and the
rest Of the family are all enjoying
the best Of health. Mr.. Ferrin is do
ing we'll in the hardware business
and they are all satisfied with con-
ditions in their, new home. Rush
more Enterprise. NJ -.
Last Thursday evening q game Of
water baseball was played between
the married and single men, result
ing to 0 in favor Of tie, former.
The married men playing were,
Messrs. Darling, Jas. Ramage, Mac
kay, Jack Moore, M.S.Smith, Stew
art, Oscar Dieckhof and Upper.
Their opponents we're Sterling Law
ton, Will Devaney, McKeever, Thur
Der and Kaynor. The winners were
presented with q beautiful loving
cup of huge proportions, some one
saying it was q made over milk can.
The game afforded great amuse-
ment for 4 large crowd Of Spectators
and more games will follow 70 often
u their recovery, from the st1lns,I
odty 81 thSs game : yin permit.
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+. Wanted Man acquainted with
this COZ nty to fill vacancy. Liberal
jnducement. Must be we'll recon-
mended. Give age aud last employ
er. Glen Brothers, Rocheter, n. Y.