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The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-07-19
Run Down on a CROSSING.

Linden, Mich, July 1S.-Mr and
Mrs. Perry Barnum, prominent per-
sons of Genesee county. while driving
from Linden were run down and prob
ably fatally injured at the north Lin
den crossing by westbound Grand
Trunk passenger train. When the
train struck the rig the occupants
were hurled upon the engine and
were carried along for some distance,
when they fell off. Both were badly
Injured about the head.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-07-19
Fatal Aotal Fire.

Pittsburg, July 1S.-Two men are
dead and three badly injured as the
result of flre in the Park hotel. con
Quoted by Daniel Brady. Dead;
James Conway of city board of health
suffocated; Neal Connors, hotel man
ager, fell through life net into which
he Jumped, receiving injuries from
which he died. Injured: Sergeant
Adolph Metz, Policeman James Law
Ter, Fireman William Dalzell The
fire originated from gas Jet in the
rear of hallway.
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in Gdatepaa.5, .wisl sympaIHHzels BY
thousands all over Central America,
will not, II is believed, consider as
final any terms which may prolons
the power of President Cabrera Were
he eliminated and another man put
at the head CT Guatemalan affairs,
the revolutionists would be contented
and would welcome suggestions from
the presidents of both Mexico and the
United States.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-07-19
Failed to Amalaamate.

Cleveland. o.. July 1S.-After being
in session for some time the commit
tees representing the Amalgamated
Window Glass Workers of America
and the Flatteners and Cutters or
ganization adjourned without effect
ing the amalgamation. This action
came as surprise. as 1t was practi-
cally agreed upon and only awaited
the formal ratification of some minor
details by the joint committees.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-07-19
Soldiers on Lona Hike.

Pueblo, Colo, July 1S.-The Twen
ty-ninth U. 8. Infantry broke camp
here and started on a march Of 255
miles to Fort d. A. Russell, Wyo.
ming. The trip is scheduled to oc-
cupy 19 days, but longer marches
may be ordered in order to consume
only IL days. The regiment will take
part in the target practice and army
inaneuvers at Fort Russell early in
August.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-07-19
Last of Boodie Cases,

st. Louis, Mo-, July 1.-THE last OF
st. Louis Doodle cases, with one ex-
ception, was disposed of when Circuit
Attorney Sager nolle prosecuted
three charges, two Of bribery and one
of perjury, against Charles A. Gutke,
a former member of the house of del
egates. This action leaves only one
of the Doodle cases open, that OF
Robert M Snyder, the Kansas City
promoter and capitalist, against
whom revised charges have been
filed.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-07-19
Machine AGENT Arrested.

Cincinnati, O., July 1S.-On infor,
nation furnished by George Morris,
under arrest for practicing frauds ON
a piano house and on sewing ma.
chine company, Ferdinand oster-
hage. the machine agent who caused
his arrest, was taken into custody by
Deputy U. s, Marshal sanderson,
charged with being an escaped CON
Wet and a counterfeiter.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-07-19
Worst Ralnstorm In Years.

Bellaire, o.. July 1S.-The worst
rainstorm in 20 years visited Ohio
valley lasting IL hours. All railroads
on the Ohio side We're put out of com.
mission temporarily by the washouts.
Street ears We're unable to run until
8 o'clock and thousands of dollars
worth OF damage was done to CROPS,
Live stock was washed down creeks
into the river and drowned.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-07-19
Neoroes Hanoed.

Natchez, Miss, July 18.-Lee
Fletcher and Joe Robinson. both col
ored, were hanged in the Jail at Fay
ette, Jefferson county this morning
for the murder of Lamb Anderson in
January, 1904, over game OF craps.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-07-19
intsrlaks Yacht Races.

Put.In-Bay, Ohio, July 1S.-The In
terlake yacht races opened with a
class race, over triangular course
of IL miles In the 21-foot class To
ledo won with time record of four
hours IL minutes In the 16-foot class
the course was triangular one of
nine miles. Hanna of Cleveland won.
Time 3.49
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-07-19
Arms seized.

London, July 1S.-The correspon
dent at Copenhagen of the Daily Tel
sEraph reports that Russian reyolu
tionists are again trying to import
arms by way OF Sweden and Finland
The Swedish authorities. the cores
pondent states. have seized not far
from Stockholm 10000 rifles that had
been destined for : Finnish town
The weapons were hidden Ia casks,
the tops Of which were Allied with
fruit.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-07-19
Legal Notice.

I.onzO Christian. whose place Of residence
Is unknown, Will take notice that on the
lftb, day OF July, 1906, Marie Christian filed
her petition IN the Court Of Common Pleas,
Hooking County. Ohio, being cause number
36lB, for divorce from the said IonzO
Christian, on the ground of extreme cruelty
and failure to provide. aHd that said cause
VIII DO for hearing ON and after August
30th, 1904.
MARIE CHRISTIAN,
John @. Petit, Ati0rney for Plalnfiif.
J9'y ~, DIV
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sus Coal Company.

Steubenyille. o.. July 1S.-Two
more damage suits were filed against
the United States Coal company. one
by Regina Satery for $4,000. because
the mine guards shot into her house
and wounded Her in the leg; the other
by Maria Morayetoki for $110O DANA
ges. because bullets were shot into
her house. These suits are an out
growth OF the shooting at Bradley.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-07-19
Electrician Is Electroouted.

Gallon. July 17.-Charles Williams,
an electrician. was electrocuted by
live wire. dying amost instantly He
was employed by the Robinson Car.
niyal company and resided in Owens
boTo, Ky.
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DISTRICT ATTORNEY
Restrained From Taking Further EV
ldence In ThaW Case.

New York. July 1S.-An unusual
and unexpected move was made by
the defense OF Harry Thaw, charged
with murder. when writ of prohibl-
tion was secured from Justice Blanch-
ard In the supreme court restraining
the district attorney and the July
grand jury from taking further evil
dence under oath against the prison
sr, Application for the writ was
made by John Gleason OF counsel TO
Thaw and the order to show cause
why II should not be continued was
made returnable today.
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Earthquake Does DAMAGE.

Santa Fe, N. NJ, July 17-Consid-
cradle property damage was done at
Socorro. San Marcial and nearby set
Elements by an earthquake shock,
which was the severest of the 200
shocks that have occurred in that
part of New Mexico during the past
two years. The shocks are local and
are caused by earthslides in the Mag
dalena mountains
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-07-19
BEITs FORTUNE
ls Estimated at One Hundred and
Fifty Million Dollars.

London, July 1s.--F'riends Of Al
fred Belt, the South African financier
who died July 1e, estimate that he
left fortune Of between s125,000,OOO
and s15O,00O,O00, and expect that 1t
will. be found when his will Is pub
lished that legaoies aggregatlng many
millions, II not the bulk of his for
tune. will be devoted to public bene-
factions In England and South Afri-
ca. 1t is not probable that the terms
of the will, which is likely to be 81
interesting document, will be pub
lished for several weeks.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-07-19
RaIna cause Damage.

Pittsburg, July 1S.-Heavy rains
throughout western Pennsylvania dur
ing the past "a hours have caused
considerable damage, and in number
of places the showers were veritable
cloud bursts
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smothered Ia HsmInY Rln.

Toledo, o., July Thames Ash, q
sacker, employed at the Miami Maize
mill was killed by falling into hom-
my bin He was smothered to death.
Not until his body clogged the deliy-
cry chute was his absence discover
ad
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-07-19
Gun Was Loaded.

West Union, July 1.-TWO sons
OF Frank Harmon, aged six and 15
years, We're playing with their faith
er's shotpgun, not knowing that 1t
was loaded. when the gun was dis
charged, blowing off the younger
lads head. The boy was instantly
killed.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-07-19
secretary Root In Brazil.

Washington, July 1S.-The navy
department has received cablegram
from Para, Brazil, announcing the
safe arrival of Secretary Root and
party at that city on the United States
cruiser Charleston.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-07-19
Death Of Noted crImlnaI.

Columbus, Ohio. July 17.-Marsh
Lindsay, one of the most notorious
murderers In the penitenuary and an
accomplice in the staying OF celery
King" Johnson near Carey, died in
the prison hospital from tuberculo-
Ris
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cantaIn fatally Hurt.

Boise, Idaho, July 1S.-Captain
William Yates, troop A, 14th cavalry,
ranking captain at Boise barracks,
was probably fatally hurt by being
thrown from his horse on the drill
ground while engaged in drilling
bunch OF raw recruits.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-07-19
Refused to Appoint Receiver.

Cincinnati, o., July 17.-United
States Judge Thompson refused to
appoint receiver for the Little Kaa-
awha syndicates property in West
Virginia. The motion for the appoint
ment OF receiver was made by John
S. Jones. a Chicago capitallst.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-07-19
Huss Of Robbers.

Youngstown, o.. July 1s,--Robbsrs
disguised as fumigators stole $500
from the saloon conducted by Mrs.
Lizzie kish. Two men entered the
saloon and said they were sent by the
board OF health to fumigate the place.
While she was conducting one of the
men through the saloon the other
went behind the bar and took the
money.
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CarbOnhilI.
Let the burning dog days burn,
For winter soon VIII have its turn.

For winter soon will have its turn.
Mr.. Thomas Reece, of Jobs,
spent last Sunday here.
Mrs. Joseph Spooner was In
Nelsonville, on business, one day
last week.
Mr.. Fred Horn, of this place,
had business in Nelsonville last
Saturday.
Mr.. Wright and family from
Nelsonville, spent several days
here last week.
Messrs. John McManaway and
Frank Power, members of the
Board of Education, of Ward
Twp, had business here last Fri
day.
Mesdames Harry Smith and
VIM. Richardson, of Athens, and
Mrs. G.. F. Aplin, of Logan, visit
ed Mrs. G. w. Ross last Wednes-
day, Mesdames Smith and Rich
ardson remaining till Thursday,
and in company with Mrs. Ross
called on Mrs. Hyde, of Nelson
Vile.
Mr.. Roland Stedwell, of this
place, is working in the foundry
at Nelsonville.
Elder Cook, of Nelsonville, will
preach in the Christian house
here Tuesday night, July 24.
We forgot to mention the fact
that the Childrens Day exercises,
that were held some time since, at
this place, were the best we have
seen in years.
| don't want the papers adver-
tise for me for nothing, but if any
one wishes to purchase good
pair of computing scales (good as
new they should give me call.
The passing of good woman
on Monday morning at 2:30
o'clock, when the majority of the
people of our town were taking
their slumber, and were uncon-
scious of the worlds doings, the
spirit of Mrs. JAS. Smith took it's
flight to the unseen world. The
funeral sermon was preached by
Rev. Sparks, of Columbus. He
used Phil. l. 81, for the basis of
his remarks. Mrs. Smith was a
noble woman, one of the women in
our town that had the womanhood /
to rebuke sin in all Its forms. She |
often and earnestly prayed for the
conversion of her friends, and |
made the remark that she hoped |
for the saving of all. She was
one of the strongest supporters of
the Methodist Church, at this
place, a devoted mother, a faith
full companion, good citizen, and
an obliging neighbor. And hence
noble woman is gone, another
home is sad and lonely, another
chair is vacant at home and in the
church, another fresh mound of !
dirt is IN the cemetery, another
pair of hards are folded across
the breast. Almost the whole
town turned out to pay their last
respects, which is evidence we are
sorry SHE is dead because we were
glad she lived. While we can not
always see the wisdom in remov-
ing our best citizens from our
midst, we should always have the
words of the poet in our minds,
which read as follows:
Judge not the Lord in feeble sense,
But trust Him for His grace,
Behind frowning providence,
n fa
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-07-19
Death Of AGED Preaeher.

Louisville, KY, July 17.-Rev. Henry
Lee Nickerson, of indianapolis, prob
ably the Oldest Presbyterian minister
In Indiana, died here at the residence
Of his daughter,
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-07-19
EVOLUTI0NlSTS
Say Peace Between Guatemala and
Salvador ls Only Temporary.

Mexico City. July 1e.-MoYements
OF the rsyolutionists In Guatemala
are brought to temporary standstlll
awaiting negotiations for peace be
tween Salvador and Guatemala to be
held on the American cruiser Marble
head. But the men most concerned
Ia the revolution do not look for per
manent peace between Salvador and
Guatemala for several reasons one
being that ths insurEeetionaFy party
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AustraIIan Antl.rruat ann.

Melbourne. July 1s.-.The federal
house Of representatives passed the
government antitrust bill ''for the
preservation of Australian industries
and the repression of destructive
monopoliea."
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Yacht Races.

Put In bay. o.. July 1.-THE large
neet OF yachts in the harbor here will
participate In the races today. En.
tries closed last evening.
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Business Section Gone

Wentzville, Mo-, July 1S.-Practi.
cally the entire business section was
destroyed by fire today. LOSS esti'
mated at $4,000.
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Wlekham and fulton Named.

centerburg. o.. July 1S.-Judge
Emmett N. Wickham of Delaware
and Thomas b. Fulton OF Newark
were nominated by acclsmatlon by the
Democrats At the common pleas iudl
cial Convention held here. Louis b.
houck Was chairman OF the conven.
tioa. s.
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1
Evidence Before the Grand Jury.
Names Of Officials Arranging For
Rebates Are Wanted.
Cleveland, o., July 17-Attorney
General Moody, basing his opinion
upon the testimony already submit
ted to the federal grand jury here, be-
lieves the government has secured
evidence which will be conclusive in
the trial>of the Standard Oil company.
The return of District Attorney
Sullivan from an all-day conference
with the attorney general at New
York will mark complete change in
the plans of the government in con-
nectlon with the fight to stamp out
trade determinations in favor OF
giant corporations.
The change of plans includes a
complete reversal regarding c. j.
Grammer, vice president OF the Lake
Shore and Michigan Southern rail
way. Grammer will not be indicted
in this or any other federal district.
Instead he will be asked to assist the
government in forging a chain of ev-
idence about the necks of some of
the biggest Standard Oil officials in
the country.
Acting upon the orders of District
Attorney Sullivan, Assistant District
Attorney Garry issued another sub
poena for the appearance of Gram
mer before the grand jury. Grammer,
who happened to be in the city, was
Immediately served with the sub
poena by Deputy District Marshal
Tanning. He seemed pleased with
the turn of events which makes it
certain that he is not to be made the
scapegoat for violations of the law on
the part of others.
1t is known that the government
officials are eager to obtain one more
link in the evidence already secured
against the Standard Oil company. A
most determined effort will be made
to complete the chain through Gram
mer and Clark. What the government
officials want particularly is the
names of the Standard Oil company
officials through whom it is charged
rebating arrangements were made
with the Lake Shore and other rail-
ways. With these names in their
possession the government attorneys
will be ready to strike. The attor
neys are certain that some one of the
witnesses to be called knows the
definite information so greatly de-
sired.
Strikers and Nonunion Men Clash.
Columbus, o., July 17.-In fight
ing molders and seven nounion
men, at work in the foundry Of the
Hance-Brown Casting company, $40
Dublin avenue, Frank Miller, the
company's bookkeeper, and Albert
Angel, a strikebreaker, employed by
the company, were seriously injured,
and Jacob Strokey, leader of the at
tacking party of molders, was shot
in the left leg below the knee. Mr..
Millers injuries may result fatally.
Bumper Wheat Crop.
Wapakoneta, o, July 1.-THE big
gest and best wheat crop in this
part OF the state for many years is
now being harvested. The average
per acre is nearly twice the usual
yield. Charles Schemmel, on a ten
acre tract, raised 495 bushels, being
an average of 40 1-2 bushels to the
acre.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-07-19
Strikers and Nonunion Men CLASH
Bumper Wheat Crop.

Wapakoneta, o, July 1.-THE big
gest and best wheat crop in this
part OF the state for many years is
now being harvested. The average
per acre is nearly twice the usual
yield. Charles Schemmel, on ten
acre tract. raised 495 bushels, being
an average of 40 1-2 bushels to the
acre
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-07-19
EVIDENCE IS
SUFFICIENT
To Make The Standard Oil Compan,
Toe the Mark.
ATTORNEY MOODY's BELIEF

Railroad Officials to Be Used by Gov.
ernment to Complete the Chain Of
Evidence Before the Grand Jury.
Names Of Officials Arranging For
Rebates Are Wanted.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-01
NEW jersey CENTRAL

STATIONS Rq0: - s1i9srty g s'i N r
Time shown bslOv IA from Ll.-rsy AZ
West 22d 81. leaves 10 minutes easil-r, az.
eePt as noted 6y designating InsrSs.
EASION. BETHLEHEM. ALLEN TOWN
toni. o.1O a. ". 40 s-s0. 500 Co5 IS
1.Oo. $50 ana eco 3. 81
a. NJ. 40. 500 p. ~ SladAys. - 81
a. NJ. 500 p. n
IA4lE7EWSS9SoP. 1.!AsTIzS4EHURsT, TOMS Rty-
LSO 800 Lakewood and L4Nsnurst cn-y.
Ao,s3 sgnSaays; Le0 A ~ (s.to La2e-
ATLANTIC CITX-sa4o A NJ. aloo. rs %
L6NG BRANcH. AsRURY PARx.
2a-0Q. $50. e10So. 1L90 A. 81, sxl1 10.
xl;zO. 130 2.43. $50 ahs-s5. ss.5s. a5.I5.
SSo. G5o tl20l, SUNDAYS. except OCEAN
ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS. sEABRI0HT-
BRINcH1ss 90, $50. s5o. s5ai - 50 (. AoNo ~.
t'Sg; 4so - S-S9 s q $50 p IL Sundays eco
SANDY HOOK ROUTE FOR ATLANTIC
H4eHIeANDs RR s55.sI srS7z,7I sEAERIG5T. LeN9
GROVE: Is PRING LANE, FSISr
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1926. ass. AS P. IT. Fier 50. e. r.
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1910 A. n. 1.00. 400. $40 p SE
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AND WILLIAMSPORT-ilz4 E4So.
tS.00. 10. (1OOO. 11.O0 A. ~, RsaEing
only. pl loo. i1.2O. taco p. ". Pea4-
lng Pottsyille. Harrisburg Orly. fsOos
$500. $50 p. a.
PHILADELPHIA.
'z4SO. md.o0s mS.00 ee.Oo us10.Cr ssIT.0O
A NJ, ms12O0. m1-OO. 900 900 ssOG
m'o.0O. me6oO. sI.O0. tS.00. e0OG. p1O So
p NJ je12.1 10 mdt
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
500 ms10.00 90. mace, m9V4.OO
LOO. 200. is12 1j-
~Daily. fDaily except Sunday. pSuudays
fPaFlor cars only Via TamaQua- AK
cept Saturdays. mDiainS car. XSaruTdays
only ZFrOm Liberty 81. Ohly.
From Twenty-thlrd St.-S52 % P. NJ.
~ 80 P. NJ. ks.zO p 81. v5.S0 p. 81.
.OAices; Liberty St, West 2sd ST.. Astor
House. 245. 434. 1900 1854 Broadway. 1s2
Sth Av., PSI 5tE Av.. . Union square West.
279s Sd .4v.. los West 125th ST.. 2s5 Co
lumhus Av.. New York: 8 Court ST.. S43.
Ss4 Fulton St. 40 NostTaud AV- Brook
lyn; $50 Broadway. Williamsburg- New
York Transfer Co calls for and checks has
gage TO destination
W. 9. BESLER c. NJ Burt
vice-Pres & Gen Mgr Gen. Pass'r Asens.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-01
LIS PENpENs.

so. :, No "A East and Park ave. No. s54s; Abrarn
ss-----esnes. attorney. .. Steraleht
ST s, - IL W q -sIoAdHay OVI1OO II: Max
ek sei Frank WoyIisek et al; specific performance;
E;toT2es. = =, s 227ll # W. Of Jackson St 26 SIX
.s55 Sxas g. Isaac Boom Ct al agt Frank FedGnan ee
A-.siGc performance. attorney II M Greenstein
s,f ave p II f. of lS5th 81. 25x9o. and West
- p s. 1910 II. ". Of Hancock St 28x10O:
5e-ss Torres agt Andrew Fernandez et al notice al
se.ssssslrsent. attorney ". Il Ford.
esosS = No sls Vest Helen A. Teller. adninistratTix
-. 5therne 4. shay foreclosure Of mortgage; attor-
aesys - -. n $ 755 = $ OF s5th St. 25x75 Mathew
,,Sf, agr Mary Murphy et al: partition: attorney r.
= ,5,h 5 ave " al It, I. Of 10th St. 30 4xlOOz
- s2s St 100 H. ". Of Sth ave. 25x9S 8; road
LING from Kingsbrdge 70 Willamsbridge s. ad-
ssnrg land Of Nath2nie ? Bailey and Charles Drake.
,s ese lane leading from Williansbri6ge Road 10
- - \ Bailey adjoining land OF Mary O'NeiIl;
Svs { Barber josephine +. Chtids et al partition
Ss-ornevs Reeves, TODD & swain
New-York tribune., 1906-07-01
MISCELLANEOUS

A NECESSITY against sneak
thievery: homes protected: best burglary
Insurance. lowest rates; write for particu-
lars agent will call. MARK COHEN. SO
Pine 81.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-01
a,,,loINo LOAN CONTRACTS.

"a n S Of 1921 st.. 15x99. II:
renoE ave- TSfis Insurance and Trust Company
Lesy Morris Yogg and Max 3 JnsiisEy ,ass1 -
pro5k ave, .,.s--ss.rrn Realty Company. ..........
isaas ~ corner 18Th st. g 2A54: City Mort
f5k st-..ss--narv 81. loans JAMES {. carney
ease -el,l a.b ST. s g., between % and 90
s. 81 i5.s So ami 80. map Of estate Of Mangle
sfaiAoTe La"EsTs, , Taf nnsITanoe and Trust
Ceiap-'.. n " corner 169th st. %. 1E1O0:
ArseoS-F Ars.S eehTaeh and Isaac Schneider loan Max
fr.,r. 90 o
= ~ e,,e $ e. corner lO9th St. SOXs5; same
lean same ~, ,s. lfa,, ct S ,,,
s2IsLs, Ef5arsky and Louis l. Levy loan
s-,,ei Barkin- -----. =, -.-..-.
s-e 81. Kos. ~ ana 50 David Kidansky and
SEE.,.sss n Levy loan samuel Barkin. .--.-...-..
New-York tribune., 1906-07-01
N Y. y. H, & HARTFORD r. R,

" Y. n. H & HARTFORD r r.
Trains depart from Grand Central Stsfirn.
42d s.. and 4th Ave az follows for
BOSTOS. via New Lscudou & PT0V.-tts;C-}.
= 1890. * 1000 e. 1890.
"Sl2;0O p NJ: via WiiiimantiC-ifs.O
\ 4, 200 ? II. via Spfd.--fe:ts
4. ". 1900 "n4:0O. sll:OO p a
PORTLAND 6 BAR' 'HARBOR--feS;l5 r. 81.
WHITE MOUNTAINS. ST ALBASGS al1
QUEBEC. - $50 A NJ. 1900 r. ~
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NAM-fS:53 p. NJ
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New-York tribune., 1906-07-01
LOST.

BANKBooK No. 475, 500 Of the Union Dime
Savings Institution is missing. Any per
son having a claim to it is hereby called
upon 70 present the same within ten days
or submit 70 having said passbook cancelled
and a new one issued.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-01
Female.

A WOMAN PHYSICIAN Of high standing
oisengaged during the summer months
and about to take a trip to Colorado. would
travel with and care for an invalid or deli
cate child highest references given. Ad-
dress N, Box 20. Tribune Office