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Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-09-21

OF the Democrats of the District
is the sort of nomination they |
seem to be content to have. On |
their part, this is blind folly, as
under the circumstances, they /
could have the nomination in a
convention OF the eutire districts,
for the asking, which would add |
to their candidacy all the
strength that goes with the idea
of regularity" 1t is indeed un
fortunate for the party that these
men so utterly ignore and hold |
themselves aloof from those upon
whom they must depend for their
election. Nobody denies that
both these races are close, nor
that a nomination made by the
entire district would strengthen
the entire ticket. A ticket Is
somewhat like a chain-no
stronger than its weakest link.
1t is urged in their behalf that
this method has been adhered to
in the past and was in accordance
with an agreement from which
other counties have already profit
ed. This is true and has its
force, and yet no agreement or
precedent ought to hold when
changing conditions make them
a menace to party success. The
success of Democracy, in the
mind of true Democrat, ought
to stand above any previous ar
rangement or compact. Even
those who advocate most strongly
this method now, admit that II
has hurt, and now endangers the
the party, and agree that it will
be abolished as soon as each
County has had its turn. Il
Messrs Morrison and Schuberi
had the interest of Democracy a
heart, would they not, them
selves, ask for an expression
from the other Counties, and thu
aid the party and their chance
: for election3 Notwithstanding
A this situation we put their names
, on the Democratic ticket. becauS,
: they belong there, and for tn
, sake of the triumph of the Democ
y racy to which we have given tn
y best efforts of fourteen busy Year
, the Editor and this paper means
~ to devote every energy and ettoI
: to the success of this ticket frot
IV top to bottom. We care MOI
If for Democracy than we do fC
~ any Democrat. We will supper
Ie Democratic candidates whethe
II they are nominated or not, an
th call upon all others to do like
Y wise. 1t makes a harder figl
n to win because these men are NJ
H. regular nominees, and scornfulI
or refuse to allow Democracy
+ make them 50, but as for me al
to my paper, we will only fight II
70 harder. We had rather far
right than to be merely regul
and he who fights for Democrat
and Democratic candidates,
T. Tennessee, is right, this year.
lar For the benefit of my amusil
,ur friend Squire Crook, who tax
I'M me to task for "mistreating" t
~ Democratic party, about on
an each month or so, and who
,ot honest, earnest heart has no id
M that he is acting as mouthpie
To- for junta of ambitious par
nee leaders. who view with envy a
,ho alarm the strong hold this pal
The has upon the masses, and te
mt the dimunition of their form
no power-for his benefit, Isay, tt
the the last issues of the Hohenwa
No. Herald, Waynesboro Citize
m Clifton Mirror, Summerto'
.er Gazette, Pulaski Citizen, Pula'
,srs Record and Lawrence Democr
son do not carry the name of N
of Schubert or recognize him as t
an nominee. Bro. Crook will
by mildly thunderstruck to KIN
New-York tribune., 1906-07-04
WEST SIDE DEAL.
IN APARTMENT HOUSES.
Plot Opposite Museum of Natural
History To BE TmproUed.

Bernard and Martha Traubner have sold through
n Weisstock 20 an investor the Viola and Rose
more. two elevator apartment houses, No. 1A TO
1s7 West lZ7tb st. Mr.. Wesstock has also sold a
Plot OF six lots the side of 19st ST. 100
east Of St Nicholas ave, and plot OF six lots on
the north side Of the same STREET 100 feet east OF
Audubon ave. for Heine. Meyer & Boehm.
twelve story lreproof apartment house viii be
erected on the premises Nos. II and I5 West slst st.,
S1zi022 feet from plans drawn by Schickel & Dit
mars. for Samuel w Bovine. The site is opposite
the American Museum Of Natural History.
The facade VIII be in the style OF French Renais-
sance. Each floor will contain one apartment only,
Of twelve and baths. The servants
quarters viii have separate elevator service. The
previous owner intended 10 erect ten story apart
ment house on the site and started excavations.
II IS said that these viii have be carried 70 a
depth OF about thirty-ive feet before rock is
struck.
Herbert A Sherman has sold for John 7. and
James A. Farley No. 81 East SD ST.. FIVE and
half story American basement dwelling house. 2OX
100 feet one of a OF five houses built by the
sellers. All the houses except have been sold
Oliver II. Hartman recently bought No. 80
New-York tribune., 1906-07-04
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

Leon S. Altmayer has sold for Anna Bruch the
i've story fathouse No. Is West 1880 st. 25x1OO feet
Harry Abrams has resold No SO East iO2d st..
six story hathouse, on plot 40Xl00.u feet also
sold the plot. 75XlO2.2 feet. the south side of
sOth ST., 14s feet west OF East End ave.
Samuel Katz has sold to Joseph R. VaecarelH
the three story dwelling house No. S4S East uSth
d. Sellg has sold the northwest corner of Avenue
= ana 10Th st. four story tenement house,
samuel Mann has bought No 81 East 9Th St,
bought No; 1sl East 4th St. five story tenement
deiphia 9''''4t parcel 70 isaac OorSun' Oh Fhiia
A Kassel has bought and sold the southwest cor
ment house on plot S5XioO feet;
house No; . King st. on lot 26x1oO feet
Flannery The piot Of about II lots on he South
side Of ls2d st. 266 feet west of Crotona ave
No 609 East l3sth st. five story fiathouse.
Jacob Blunstein has sold a plot 75xlOO feet in
Kelly St, 100 feet north of l76th ST.
ment houses in course of construction each on
plot ST6zI06 feet, in Beech 4s feet north OF
Isaac Rubenstein and Peter Wolf have bought
story tenement house. 25xiOO feet
Abraham Piser has bought seven lots the
a n n Keller has sold the frame dwelling house
Pease Gilman have sold for Elna T Hall No
81 West End ave, three story dwelling house, on
lot 2oxS0 feet, adjoining the southwest corner Of
iibman & HOrowitZ have sold to A. & NJ. Kahn
No. 1913 2d ave. adjoining the southwest corner Of
9Th St six story fathouse. on plot Ssxl0o feet.
This completes the sale Of the of five houses
erected by the sellers on the block front the
west side Of I'd ave. between 65t1 and 9th
S. COhn has bought from Charles Heymann Nos
g and 50 West l06tl st. two five story fathouses.
plot 54.6X100.11 feet.
Schneider & Bachrach have sold No 11O7 1st
ave, fiEe story tenement house. with stores. on
E. V. Pescia Co. have sold for Mr. Coppele
TO Lppman Cohen the five story front and rear
double tenement houses, with stores. No. IS Hami-
ton St, on lot 27x1O5 feet
H. J. KantroWitZ has resold for Weinstein &,
IIurie to Blume Hochberg the six story apartment
house Nos 80 and Il West 18th St. plot 5Ox99 Il
feet.
George BretteH & Son have sold for the Douglass
estate TO Mr.. Cohen Nos. IS and AZ East l32d ST.
a three story dwelling house, 20S9911 feet and a
Kessler & BookstaVer have sold the plot. 1O0x99 II
feet on the north side of 15lst St. 25 feet OF
Broadway
Potsdan & Levin have sold for Seigel & Brody
10 Lachman & Bressner Nos 1893 and $40 Madison
ave. two five story hathouses with stores, plot
50E10O feet
The Godspeed Realty Improvement Company has
sold Nos Il and s. West l3Sth St, two six story
1lathouses, each on plot 376X9911 feet also bought
the northwest corner Of Audubon ave. and INST
18TH St, three story frame building. plot 50X1OO
The Knepper Realty Company has sold to Liv-
1ngstone q Turck the southeast corner Of White
Plains ave and 227th St. plot 114xS0 feet
William Jansen has sold the one-fanily house on
lot 25XlOO feet
The McVickar-CSailard Realty Company has sold
for william h Whyte the Hotel Terrace, at WyO-
ming and Vine sts, Scranton. Penn.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-04

125; Isaac A. Sheppard G Co agt William 80 -
Soltz, ownot and contractor .........-.... Sso "
Bathgate ave. e. s. 200 IT. n. of Hath ST., BOX
6ugarman & Click, and contractors. 2oO Ul
sth ave. e. whole front between l50th and
l5lst sts.; Bernstein g. Enstein agt. William
Soltz. owner and contractor Max Raymond go =.
o"hsE To'NS
Goth St. No 10 20 16 East: United states Mortar
Supply Company agt. Alpha Realty Company
owner: w Rafel. contractor: Campbell & Nor
sub-contractors s...................--. AIS 81
5Tth St. No. 559 West: Isaac Balln agt Frederick
Won Wyck. owner: W. Nathaniel Walker. con- -
Duane st. Nos 55 ana 81. addition. etc; Cross
Luke S1K BGEe SS0 S0n oRras
18th St. No. 44S West; A. Arvintz agt. Nechols
Blumenstock. owners: Sgmund Yachnur con- - =.
.eS1OI "o' W
broadway and lS8th St, s. W. corner % 11X12o;
Charles A. Johnston agt. William Brown owner;
campbell & Morgan contractors I1S Ot
casmir = wagner owner ana contractor 500 OC
Southern BouvaTd. n. s., 391 II. Of Willis
ave, 13xlOO5; James T. Riley agt. William j.
Byrne. owner James Boland contractor 80 OG
Creston 90. G fl. of 1S3d St, 100X1O0:
Realty and Construction Company, owner and
same agt same 'Y"' 20 %
Grant ave No Ss5; Pasquae Streppone agt. Wav-
erly Construction Company, and
tractor 100 St
Grant ave. s. whole front between 165th and
166th SITS; Leo Sess agt. Whitney Construction
Company owler and contractor ............. 47O0 0C
New-York tribune., 1906-07-04
gRoNx sroRg 10 covER BLOCK FRoNT.

The American Real Estate Company bought the
Hugh Martin property, at the southwest corner OF
15Oth ST. and 1Ielrose ave. lOOlOO feet. for about
S2o,e0l In 1853 this property was owned by Horace
Greeley, founder OF The New York Tribune and
sold by him for few hundred dollars.
On the west and adjoining this parcel in 15Oth ST.
the company has purchased from Eliza Wolski
plot. 50xlOO feet. and from the Hanaberger estate
lot 25x1oO feet; on the rear, facing l4sth st. it
has purchased from George Koher a plot 5OXS0
feet The combined parcels comprise the block
fronting in Melrose from 149th TO 150th St.
with a frontage Of 10 feet on each street. The
company intends to erect a story depart
uent store building the premises. The building
will be connected with the 149th station OF the
subway. Eugene J. Busher the broker IN the
transactions.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-04
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS

NadswoTth 1921 St. corner, 7Ox
$50; North American Mortgage Company loans
Morris BaTnsten Realty and Construction
Belmont St and Monroe ave, ". corner, 95xlOO
1loth st, n s. go n. W Of eth ave, lO0x7O
same loans Oussani Construction Company $4,000
1920 ST. and Audubon e. corner 70x790;
same leans De Maltoh Marcuson Realty Com
IsOth St. n. 8. 100 It W. Of St Nicholas ave
constructlon COMPANY 2s5OO
l2& Il; same leans Hercules Realty Company $4,000
13sth St. n. 8. TG2 II ". OF Cypress ave i50x
stricton COMPANY $1,000
Company .::.......e.... 5000
100; same oans IgnatZ Forio Cooperative AS
sOciaJion Among CoTieonesi --.-.-...... 5000
155th " o Elton ave 45XlOO
same loans Joseph Fronrn. 1900
same loans Louis Lewinthan $500
18th ST. 3. z. llO H. Manhattan ave- l5Ox
Jos; loans Harry schiff $1,000
lssth n 3. 100 II Audubon
100: same loans Hayman Walach Nathan
bsth st. n. &, s25 f. W of Amsterdam ave. IOOx
I005 same loans Morris Nuremberg, Louis
jafie and Moses Rubinsky- -................. $4,000
New-York tribune., 1906-07-04

cabin and steeTags passengers Arrived
steamer tea @ satendam GDutch) Bruinsma Rotterdam June
2l7 cabin and 1lSS seersge passengers and mdse Ar
& Steamer H9Ta.io 2 Dean Mapaos ap9 January II and
and mise Arrived at the Bar at midnight I'd mans
Steamer Finance, Mowbray Colon June 26. to the
mdse @sa arrived s at the Bar al 544 m mans ana
II, Palermo II Naples IS and Gibraltar q. to the
naa s a6a GS mdse 5 % 4Ied m at G he fnG a at @ @
Steamer Julia Luckenbach. Hansen Ponce June 49, San
2S and san juan IS s to the PECK S. Co. With mdse AT
steamer seminole harmon Azua June is San Do
Plata 26 Monte Grs and 1 T%TEs Island e. to the clyde
SssmshP Ar1 al b with 5r @ asD mails and
m aSs 20 @ I 7nfos S % gRe v6S @
with s. mails and mdse Arrived at the Bar
steamer Nordsap or Larsen s,,.T TIT Cove June e. With
the New York and Porto Rico Steamship Company Ar
Steamer ' sabine Young Mobile June 25 and Brunswick
60 to H Mallory Co with passengers and mdse Left
Steamer City Of Everett Bunting with barge Co
Oil @ eompan2 r9 RF %h o Left usrantine % at so m
S Ms% f%T l9sram m IN the eoTgSdSW S 81 "1e Pom q
pany with and mdse Left Quarantine at 6O7
Steamer jefferson. Dole, Newport News Norfolk to
and a @dse Don'G9 at WIN
Key Wes 90 with and dse 70 Maorg
& CO. Anchored outside Sandy Hook a. $50 m. :,
Matanzas % to Munson. with sugar Arrived at the
steamer Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse OGer) Cuppers
Bremen Southampton and CheTbouTg. Oelrichs & Co
with passengers mails and mdse Anchored outside the
Bar at II p m.
Steamer Astoria CBr) Lumsdane Glasgow and Movlle
June % 10 Henderson Bros with passengers nails and
mdse Passed in Sandy Hook at II rs m. Will dock
7:30 a m
SANDY Hook j. July 3 ssO m-wind south. mod
crate breeze; raining; thick
SAILED
Steamers Kronprinz Wilhelm Ger for Bremen via
Plymouth and Cherbourg Carmana (Br), Liverpool via
Queenstown: Citta di Miano dtaD Naples end Genoa;
s AlIanca Colon: ATapahoe. Charleston Jackson
VILE: Hamilton Newport News; City OF
Atlanta. Savannah; Mamma Hata. Baltimore Armenian
(Rr) Liverpool: Weeha vixen (T London Princess Anne
Norfolk and Newport News Gerty (Aust) Palermo and
Trieste (Aus Malta Venice Trieste: Flandria
(Ger). Inagua. Kingston. Colon VIA
Santiago Boston; Oneida Philadelphia:
Marcos Galveston.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-04
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.

London. July S-Arrived Minneapolis CBr).
Gates. New York
Glasgow. July ARRIVED, steamers EuTnessia (Br),
Blaikie. New York via MOvlle; Indrani tBrl Martin.
Newport News.
DempwolE New York for Naples and Genoa.
Buenos Ayres. July SAILED, steamer Mercedes
rinaga CjD. Muir New York
Antwerp July noon-Arriyed steamer Finland Apfeld.
New York via Dover.
Delagoa Bay. July ARRIVED steamer Clan Macmillan
tBr), Wadge New YcEz via Cape Town. Algoa Bay.
Genoa June 3Arrved, steamers C1tta di NapOli tan.
AvaTello New York via Naples; Lsuisiana tIaD. Car
bone. New York via Naples
Adelaide July ARRIVED previously. (Brl.
Law New YORK via FTemante for sydney. S w.
Para July Arrived. steamer Bernard tBrl Jones' New
York N@' ~FN'
New-York tribune., 1906-07-04
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

Company; June 2, 1905. s1s7
Ashley, Eugene M-E a. McAlpn ct al: June 90
Buestein. Leir, or Edward Blondell-N Dewald;
February II. 1906. S3s
Handel. seiig; Oscar Reyn and Rosa Reyn-H
GreengaTd; June Is. 1898 20s
Fitzgerald, Maurice-A Birnbaum; April IS 1906 100
SaIhe-Same: April Is 1903. Observation-Disclosures. loo
1900 1e4
1906 .."!.... .1.o 50
o Brien john L. Cadmus; June 4 1905 - s26
smith: December 30 1905. ...........:...... O62
Kessel. Albert-S Epstein April 26. 1905. 49I
Hess. George and Henry-I. Lewis ct al: Novem-
ber 80 1901 (cancelled) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ZIG
1905 tvacated5 1s4
Hall. Charles W, and Hall & Grant Construction
Company-ROebling Construction Company April
Is. 1906 (vacated); costs. las
New-York tribune., 1906-07-04
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Poplar 81. II 5, $50 f. .. Of Bearswamp Road
two story frame dwelling house. 24xls. Amelia
Goldman, owner; Henry Nordheim. architect. .
King ave. n ?. corner Elizabeth St. rear two
story frame dErliing house 37x3O: Mary Apple
ton. owner; s. Il Booth & SON architect. 80.
villa ave, g. 69 S3 n. n. Of 2G5th st. four
story brick tenernenf house. 25x70; G. Langeila,
owner r. =. AlDrecht. architect -----...---.....
1921 ST.. n. corner Cypress ave seven story
concrete factory. 75.SX140: Jacob Doll. owner: j.
Powers & Co, architect ..--....-.....
New-York tribune., 1906-07-04
LEASE HUDSON ST. BUILDING.

E. Tanenbaum & Co have leased Nos 174. 17s
and 17S Hudson St, six story building on a plot
z6x115 feet, southeast corner of Vestry st. TO
Joseph Lbman & Co Samuel We'll is the owner
OF the property.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-04
MECHANICS LIENS.

Creston ave- e g.. 90 n 8. of 1881 st.. IOOxlOO:
Lamb & Summers agt. Hillside Realty Con-
stFIIction Company. and contractor.
southeEn Boulevard, y. 3 S25 4. n of Jennings
81, SOKlOO William Nelson agt. Hawthorne
Building Company and George Brown. oRIers
ana contractors .-...--.--.-.-...--....-.
Amsterdam ave. ana l25th ST.. q. corner. 25x
New-York tribune., 1906-07-04
SELLS HOUSE NEAR TERMINAL STATION.

Nathan Weiss has sold for Mrs E J. Reed No
% West Ssth ST., four story dwelling house, 16sx
$50 feet II is directly opposite the proposed Penn
syIvania arcade. and adjoins the east the hold
tngs OF Colonel John Jacob Astor, on which, it is
said, a twenty story hotel Will be erected.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-04
TRANsPAcTFIc MAII.s

Destination and steamer Close In n. \
snds-Kaga Mara MARI via via ssattlel July g. 600 m
ands-Tydeus (via Tacoma July 6 6sOO m
New Zealand, Australia teXcept West). - 80
Caledonia, Samoa,
Fiji Islands-Sierra Fran
cisco. -; =, July s. 1890 m
New Caledonia-AoIangi Van
couger and Victoria. July 1s 500 m
New-York tribune., 1906-07-04
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Tuesday, July 8, 1905.
ARRIYETl


Steamer KuTfdrst Gerl PTehn Bremen June q
and Cherbourg p Oerchs Co. 319 cabin and ssS
passengers. malls and mdse Arrived
II 10 m.
steamer Kroonland Doxrud Antwerp June % ana
Dover the Line with 2lO l.80D
steerage passengers and mdse. Arrived the Bar
midnight ID.
Steamer American Dutch. Markschaeger Antwerp
20 and Dover 81 10 Philip Rupreeht. in ballast.
steamer Madonna FF. late Br1 Joubert AGarsoies
New-York tribune., 1906-07-04
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

sOsth st. g., 4s5 IT, q Of ;st ave- Pneumatic
Whi;eEash Company agt. James Rudden; April
H., gsSss 10: "a an. d g ,ossi AZ,
Owen +. Kelly et a.: April II, 1908. -......-..--
Oliver ST. No 81; Thomas H Sheeran agt. John
Botas e al. May -, 1908.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-04
Furnished Houses Wanted.

NNTANTED.-Furnished cottage the coast Answer
Wv T. N. Box o. Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-04
'Bnngs mail

Vessel
Baltic Liverpool White Star 1880 m 4OO n,
Bermudian, Bermuda, Quebec 300 m 1i0O a m
Nieuw Amsterdam. Rotterdam Ham. 400 a m
C;ermania Naples. Fabre .....-.......
Comus, New Orleans, Morgan .-....... 1900 m
JEFFERSON. Nofioih oid Dohlihioh- 300
THURSDAY, JULY 8
America HAMBURG ltanb-Am .l2:30 m 400 a m
Lorraine HaVre, French 700 m 1000 a m
Hellig Olay Chrstansand Scand-Am $50 a m I9:OO n,
Jamaica. nb-A a ~,
Seeuralea eanpeGhe ~ i2:19 m 300
SiTangense fara lsoo1h - =: .l2OO m 300 m
triedTlch oeI crosse, bremen \ y L.. 1000 m
t.hZas' tdIilpVo, 'SiiI-- 800
Monroe, Norfolk. Old Dominion. ....... 300 n m
Cly OF memphis savannah, savannah. - 300 p
FRIDAY. JULY 8.
Prins r Hendrick. HaytI D W l.. Il 200 100 m
Prnz Friedrich Colon. H6mb-Am 1900 m 2s0O y m
SaDhe D AaiI9iS i 300
JaInestoWh' -epllolA Cla l'oIhiHioh..- $500
Coihahehe' 'a1As'n'1He' CSue ''--.-.- - 300 p
New-York tribune., 1906-07-04
WIRELESS REPORTS.

Majestic reported Island yesterday at 10
. m when 100 miles that station She Is aT
pected TO dock tomorrow about 7:SO a m.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-04
Country Property for Sale.

o7O ACRES FIRST CLASS LAND: In the celebrated
- " Chemung Valley Corning City, SteuDSn Co..
". railroad three trunk lines 20 n. Y. City:
netted tobacco last season. watered by
durable springs and river: over 200 acres under cuva
tion balance TIMBER better stock dairy
grain and tobacco the state; barns:
two good tenant houses large modern dwelling.
beautiful lawn running down Conhoct0n
River shaded by large trees mostly elm; ideal
tlema's Quick sale; only $50 terrns
Full information, with photos. SFiIPMAN AGENCY,
Lewis Block, Buffalo N. Y Largest farm agency IN New
York State.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-04
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise ABB Sunset 734 Moon 3:O6 Moons age 1s
HIGH WATER.
AM-Sandy 5:46l Gov. Island 600 He'll Gate 757
P.M-Sandy Hook 600 Gov. Island 6:26 He'll Gate S19
New-York tribune., 1906-07-04
Unfurnished Apartments To Let
Jersey City.

ITLEGANT FLOORS. rooms. bath, modern improve
u ments: select neighborhood; 10 minutes from n
rent reasonable. CUNEo. 271 Palsads Jersey City
Heights
New-York tribune., 1906-07-04

FOR SALE-An unusually desirable
$4,000 town home. Very near city. Sat
isfactory price and terms. Commission
allowed direct purchaser. OWNER, Room
1902, 277 Broadway, New York.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-04
Real Estate To Erchange.

I.SoR SALE OR EXCHANGE for private house 10.
- S4ixee. on ST. Nicholas lsls, s.: owner
}. 3. POWERS. Woosiawn. BEol1.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-04
Brooklyn Property for Sale.

TTVWO FIAT HOUSES on Greene ave that win show
Il better results than lots PUEIS & WEBER.
400 ave. Brooklyn; G. w. BLANCHARD 20
Broadway. New York
New-York tribune., 1906-07-04
JUDGMENTS.

The following judgments were fled yesterday.
The first name is that of the debtor:
New-York tribune., 1906-07-04
Country Property to Let.

INOR RENT.-Fwo II and I2 room furnished cottages:
IL pure running water; good sewage: bun IN
at edge OF Long Island Sound reduced rents $3.50
and 1918. Write d. E. W. SPRATT Grove Beach. Conn
NO RENT-SeashoTe cottage. gnihcently located az
j. Fort TrumbuT Beach. Milford; bathing good
fishing and claiming. DAVID L. CLARKE, Milford
Conn
ryo LET at Milton Hudson large house and shady
il grounds for the season: room Il desired D. nj
NOLAN, JR.. Milton. n. Y
New-York tribune., 1906-07-04
Furnished Houses to Let-Countru.

DEMAQUID HARBoR. MAINE CoAsT.-Large fur
nished cottage. II rooms; high. extended view
good boating bathing, fishing
by boat from Boston DanartscOtta: price
son or S120 for August Address Mrs. JOHN II. ELLIS
Pemaquid HaTboF. Ne.
fNOOL CAPE coD.-vine covered cottage on ocean.
Y high breezy knoll: acres; view: aoer
beds rented thoroughly furnished. $500; bathroom;
piazzas: every comfort; pine woods near; safe warm
bathing Box 81, South Harwich. Mass
TsLIFToN N j. % Passac ave.-Furnished house FOR
" rent rooms: all improvements; $50 per month
for by the year. four minutes from sta
tiOn minutes from New York.
nEERFIELD. MASs.-Furnished house: all fmprove-
IL postOf'ice troeys; moderate rem,
season. JNo. n. WRIGHT. SO Broad ST.. N. Y
New-York tribune., 1906-07-04
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-04

BLOOMFIELD N. New house, choice location: five
I'D minutes walk to depot ten rooms and bath; all I'm
provements; desirable for doing business New
York EDWARD G. WARD. Owner 132 Nassau ST.. New
York. S6 Beach ST.. Bloomfield.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-05-17
NEwBERN.

Mr.. and Mrs.. L. johnson visited o.
Hilton Middleton's Saturday and Sun
day.
Charles Shank and family returned
from Colorado Saturday and Will
make their homo at 7. Davis.
A. Golden received word that his
mother died ct Myerstown, PennSyi'
vania.
The party at Mr.. Goals Friday was
well attended,
Hilton Middleton hauled wheat 10
Abilene last week.
Theodore Davis attended the Dun
kard love feast at Holland Sunday.
Mrs. Kaufman is slowly imProV-
ing.
Rev. Hanson Of Oklahoma held two
interesting meetings at Pennington
Tuesday and Wednesday evening
Miss Katie Golden visited in Detroit
last week.
Eva and Clarence Kaufman are
visiting in Newbern this week.
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Mrs. Ida Sturtevant who has Oeen
Waiting her sister Mrs. d. Dilling 70
turned to her home Of Dodge Vl'y
laat Saturday.
Born, TO Mr.. and Mra. Geo. Scout
May Is, girl.
Mrs. Pearl MCPHERSON and children
OfGarfisld visited at ". g. Lewis last
Friday.
Mts. Elliot Of Solomon is visiting
her aunt Mrs. A. D. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Lott, Mr.
ana Mira. Owen Lott and Myrtle
Kehler Of Abilene visited Of Harmono
Kshler'S Sunday.
Win Turner is visiting bis aauga'
tors, Mrs. Frank Beach and Ms Ea'
Remy in NebraSkp.
Walter Lewis vas in Abilene sa'uE'
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lew Burke Of Monu'
ment, Kas:, are visiting at Ed Dun
nett's and other relatives.