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New-York tribune., 1906-09-22
Rig BROADWAY GARAGE LEASED
LARGEST STRUCTURE OF ITS KIND EYER Bull
IT rs SAID
oman Buys patmen Filed for f'"e East


foldbars Abrahau,-rsoar,nen. Of Health os2 10
Harris DIT Albert and 1872 y
Holman Benjamin-s Ilebmanns Sons Brewing aasa
rSnIeP S1paE Fss.ric CEm q; schweitzer 5osI
Fnchy AIexander-NOses b. Leiner -.....''' o. as
Jantzen. Louis-Anton Weiss et al 4a "a
Eovoek Ious-Department OF Health ~ ~
Kantrovitz Jonah-CharIes Goeben tr...-.'''' e. 20
Klein. Coeman-JOseph Keen costs .--.-''-''-' a. -
Lennon Patrick-John T. Arkison -s..---'''"' 40 az
larsen George BE>iwin Marchrnont .5s es
Levine. HynaE-Charles GoebeE Jr 11S IA
INitner Tacob-Bremier silk Company 10 80
MeiroWitz Phip-NaEara Woodworking Co.. q. - %
Manasha Abrahani-I0Iis stern ct al. - 20
PIumbey. Observation-Disclosures OF Health 5so -
foWsrs samuel e and FranE-Nsssau Mfg. Co.. lol g
Peters. Clara-Mchael r. Harris 1xS ~
FyitcSard Andrew E-Csor<e IAmbach. IIi8 "a
Ptcone Giuseppe H. Ogden LUMBER ~0'''''- as "a
Pedoto 4ntoniosams ,o War, lss 90
soSsr's Ka.hsrine s-MyTPS az, osnheD' "a 81 81
ss ESsssas5sIa Sss3ssr ct as Il Il
sca5loS DANIEL F-Nforris Rossnheid et AL s. s.
Sewers MARY Mary M Mnn 1ompaHS 90 20
ssbin Sbysham R~Bernard Levison et all 81 %
sutcf waiter NJ '1s,man C-o-.......... rs O6
ITr aired GEwaterbuTy- Foundry and
vSxnsr Mn PhipEDspartnient OF 2e9 90
WHITE Mnry-Alfred We'll. '"''-'-' 40 ga
waybrght Rhama1 w W.LSew =. S 1rS 1or n eis 9s
Young Samuel TGeorge Fox e. az, --'''-' a.
Zsrillo Ap.onio Sng 5anv@A q RAIDER Co. ZIG q
Jumei Realty and. Construction Company-Niasara TN "a
woodToTSins 4I. II1 p ePaul Pfoeahauer al, 25O 81
Fash Sef-Lighting Mantle CoHpany-H7niS N $50 rs
toTs F12raving Company-Assoeiatsd Merchants m 4.
American waIehman's Time petsctor COMPANY III Is
nsv Preduction Compsny-H Alden Rics.'--- Si' u
New-York tribune., 1906-09-22
LIS PENDENS.

,r Sorrs ave Nos 65l and s3S; Rafael Luonso e, al
'Hsnlc Aen' attorneys. Appel & TayIor 49,
A. I'm a. s s. 100 II. sth ave 5Oxs9 IL PAM
- eIAos agt William et foreclosure ~
sage attorney, p. NJ Herzog '
L2tn 81 n s.. $50 IT. OF eth ave SO linn g
tstoPher Murphy ct al agt PeTcivaI Ketterer 81
stuart "N''- ''0i' 0''oiueS' = II
s, nm st Nos 2a7 and 2Ss West: Samuel RoEseberr
sst,o' eo't MStanahan 81 al: foreclosure OF mortgage
9-'-Eney, G. Schwick
New-York tribune., 1906-09-22
FILES BRIEF AGAINST TAeoARr's HOTEL
GBy Telegraph TO The Tribunel

lBy Telegraph 20 The Tribune
Indianapolis. Sept 1.-THE Attorney General
handles the French Lick and West Baden resorts
without gloves In brief filed in the supreme
Court to-day. paying attention particularly % ,r
gart's hotel The brief says in part:
IL invites and encourages sporting men and WON,
en- from all over the United States 70 congrerst
az It's hotel Art architecture. natural scensrv
the medicinal forces q nature the ineenuttv :;
man. all are laid under tribute TO make iris "a
tired spot delightful and attractive. 'e
New-York tribune., 1906-09-22
JUDGMENT FOR s1s5.ess FILED.

A judgment in foreclosure proceedings for s1s5sss
was filed yesterday In the County Clerks Office
in the action brought by the Cedar Street Company
against the Wells Realty and Construction Com,
pany and others 70 foreclose two mortgages on
property at Nos. l. and 10 East 27th ST.. a twelve
story building on plot 5OXssS feet. Abraham Stern
has been appointed referee to sell the property.
There are prior mortgages on the property amount
New-York tribune., 1906-09-22
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

The man arrested Thursday night thought 70
be Demos Cosnonos the Brooklyn Rapid Transit
r,otorrnan wanted in connection with the killing
OF Mss Fannie Radinsky, was discharged yeSter-
day In the Jefferson Market court by MaslSlrats
Baker. He proved TO be only orotner OF the
missing man.
Samuel Alexander OF No. 1852 Madison avenue.
who was assaulted on Thursday night, died yes
terday in the Harlem Hospital The assault oc-
Cured at 11sth street and Fifth avenue 1ne po-
lice are looking for man named David heitnniah
The Iron steamboat Sirius begins It's autunnaI
trims IN Long Island Sound tomorrow It leaves
i2sth street North River, at o'clock. and PIER
at 10 o'clock
The IeopIe's Line has arranged round trip ex-
crsions up the Hudson for alternate nights Of the
fan season on the steamers Adirondack and C. w:
Morse Tickets bought on September p are good
until the SOth
The Piney Ridge Club. OF Harlem. will hold its
sixth annual outing tomorrow at Donnelly's Grove.
college Point There will be a dinner and sports
OF all kinds
Charles " Pope. who was arrested on Thursday
night charged with the theft OF jewelry valued at
81 600 from Frederick Klein. OF No. 2SS Fifth ave
nue. was arraIgned in the jefferson Market court
Yesterday and held for examination on Monday.
Bail was fixed at 2oo. John ]. Meara appeared
as counsel for him
New-York tribune., 1906-09-22
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The first name is that Of the debtor the seeona
that OF the creditor and date when Judgment was
fled: - -.
Brady Edward B-L. Stein; January q ieot e-' y
Ls Fsmna. Genn&ro-A Arsens 81 a. Aas ss5 "a
--
MoIenick. ssrah-H Marsoiys 81 ar ass ss
olystt AieHander-A Davies s' an 2s2 30
Samuel. Lewis s-M $ Hart august =. Is $50 %
saG. S;loeci ar; February %. 1900 leaneelleO s2 -
Weinding Albert IF c. Hess; June % lSoo ~ A.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-22
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

BY Joseph ?. Day: 500 saith st. n s. 125 n W OF 10th
ave 2oxlOl5, sty brk the plantir
q Orchard about lis Il Of Canal 81 IL 4x5O
sty bTk ten h: Frederick SimerEeyer
ct all Robeson; atty George Haas. ref partition;
the Plaintiff fo- $1,000 + 14th "a OF 5th
ave SxiO3 g. leasehoh loft bldg foreclosure sale
the Rutherford Realty GO agt Wlet Cook all Wells
z Snedeter, attys. z Hedges. tudgt SGT
31s Al int: etc, S4O2 and int; taxes etc
S2.OOO and int adjourned sine die
New-York tribune., 1906-09-22

Rei' Basl Nv. Archibald shaw-......... sSsT IS
BriDT sis nhaet II tierslle 2ST 20
8Io~-1S @tIed D. lr-Davd NJ Armstronss''... $50 56
Barns. I oolaTEiw c smith ls6 -
cs6, 1i property and $40 AZ
6,smpb.Iui Sohn A-Willam d Cane'on--...-. 80 80
Cini,s. Ieorse Sora n rice 684
Camps.i in9nas 1, J-Edw - sIat1 q, isd 50
isF; posSesson OF property and .-.:....-. $40 AZ
T,--tS4t5, ilSlael-E II osaeh Lsinoe So. a. %
Tn-n ietinaI-bep OF heaith e6U 90
De- .atllsh M-Sonn BIos so a3
4eis.n 49,. ~ ~ i,.,-9s y ttoef,,n IT, -
New-York tribune., 1906-09-22
MORE WAKEFIELD PARK DEALS.

The Wakefield Park Realty Company has sold to
Andy and Mary Akin lots Nos $50 and s31: p &
N. Mschenke, Nos ST. 522 and 52S: John Reynolds.
Nos. 3s9 $40. 81 and 3s2; Betty Peterson, Nos sos
and 501; Charles Lawson. No 1876. and John W.
Curtis No. 9l3, map Of Wakefield Park.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-22
SATISFIED MECHANICS, tIeue

Grant ave. q s. So r. n. OF IS5th 81 Cao
n Flosus agt Whitney ConStrnc.J', Seo 1.
sept. II, 1906. .-......-.. 49,
ALen ST. Nos p and IS. Jordan & Fox ag,
-doses Harris 81 al; August g. 1905
IN 81, 30 - West; G. q. BOhn Electric 90
a6l JuIlus Hermann 81 al: August % Ians
New-York tribune., 1906-09-22
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

6sh 81. No. IS East; for hve story brick
dwelling house q 6x7s; c. Brenden. owner and
architect ...-.........-.... s5O
b6th ST. No. $50 East for a six story brick tene-
n-ent house and store. az. 4xS7.5: ID. Lenten.
owner G. F Pelham. architect. t..,-..,..-...... $50
New-York tribune., 1906-09-22
LEASE OLD TILpEN CLUB HOUSE.

Sheldon & Becker have leased for Robert e
Dowling to COnreid Hubert for term Of twenty
years No. 212S 23S Broadway. on 4 plot 54x9S
feet The structure was originally built for the
Ttlden Club. The lessee Is dealer in automobile
supplies. The building is 10 be altered extensively
New-York tribune., 1906-09-22
sUILoINe LOAN coNrRAcrs

SD St. 9. 100 IT, . OF % ave- 4axoso .h.
ny Mortgase co. loans Barnet I.evy' :.
''It ST, : ; --l3 II. OF Lexington ave
te-SA4Oe-S; same loans Robert n RooseveIt
New-York tribune., 1906-09-22
PRISONERS LOCK WARDEN UP: ESCAPE.

Oakane. Md, seps .l.-Wsrden White opened the
Inner css- 81 the JAN Eera tonight 70 give the
pris'ners th<ir supper and was seized by several
OF tie prisoners and wEs locked in the cage Seven
men then made their escape
New-York tribune., 1906-09-22
JUDGM ENTS.

ne following judgments were filed yesterday. the
'Hs' name being that OF the debtor;
New-York tribune., 1906-09-22
Brooklyn Property for SalS

INSIATE PROPERTY. las William a.. ees-ss ees--sssssl-
IL fort 20 4x354 Call or address u A'
Trustee. 594 Fulton St. Brooklyn.
CO Dnl BARGAIN. fine section. thres So =. .l
1C,OUV ment brick. No. 1873 So Ma Ma "a s.s4
Flat0ush ave. open plumbing. kOkNlAA ~
ave.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-22

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gems; Sapette. nno SowarO.S trabe
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Iih ole 9fli6ten ieine5 poiten5 lpahr=
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jeoenfaQ5 elm Nnfong, nie er i'm fi6
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T6icr enoto'e Narte3eit db3utir5en.
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f6perIid tor. oa er audi i'm @ef9dfte
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ga 3lriIden Den pielen 3iIrmern BIN
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Station. 50 W{eiten npro0IIi6 bon
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bahnarbeiter ais Snldfquartier. Ila
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Qrbeiter in oen Wdger. Sic tpuroen
ale perIeBt, iieben odppn tDotli6. &ud'
an Den 5eleern rihtete Der Sturm
groBe @ertpititungen an.
Der 90 ii & 8 B au8trte
in 6 a H. a 8 miro Ieiten8 Der
S~taats6ebDrot nit Der grDBien @ner'
gle gefiibrt. Ser 9iIfss 9eneralanipali
bat ni6t mtr angeoronet, Bob ale por'
etfunoeneR Spirituoien berni6tet ure
Die S6dntttI6e, iiberhaupt Die 9oriaerl
Wirtbifdfts ginri6tungen serltprt
tperben folen. ionosrn er fat au3 an
dle @ruuhteIibsr sic Marrung er.
geben lafien, oab lire SdiiIer 5eritbrt
peroen ,piirosn. penn ie bielelben nod
ferner an Wirtbe permiethen.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-05
ARpMoRE PROOF.

Mrs James A. Moore. living at J2-
Fifth avenue. northwest Ardmore. T..
r.. says. "Doans kidney pills had
been used by member o four fam.
ily with such good results that when
] vas taken down rather suddenly
with bad attack Of Kidney complaint
I began using them was so bad thu
! had TO take to my bed could
scarcely get breath on account Of the
eNcruciating twIngcs Of pain that
would dart through my back and
loins The socrctlons from the kip
neys were scanty and painful and \
was thought { would die Doan's KID
ncy pills gave prompt relief and soou
cured me completely Since then
had another attack six months ago.
bus again used Doan's Kidney Pills
and was sool back to my usual gool
health. cannot speak too highly iu
praise OF this wonderful remedy, and
% can be- had at W. y. Frames drug
store"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-05

SO woman with unsound Kidneys
can boz healthy sick Kidneys, in fact.
cause the majority of women'4 trou-
hles
Bu there is mo- need to get down
hearted 90 you suffer constant back
ache. woanness, bearing down pains.
sick headaches, etc DJau'5 Kidney
pills have brought new life and
strength TO thousands of women at.
fictsd in tnis way.
lt is easy 90 ten if your Kidneys are
the cause Of your ailments. Backache
itself is only the aching OF the hid.
ncys when conglstcd and inhamed
You feel it in the back because tho
Kidneys are in the small vi the back
The bladder and urinary tubes get
swollen. crowding the delicate fcmal
organs near by. and causing many
OF the peculiar pains thought 90 b,
female troubles.
Sick headaches. dizzy spells, nor
yousuess. irritability, ncuralgic an.
rheumatic rains, weak eyes. palpita
tion Of the heart, etc. are caused boy
the retention in the blood Of the rois
ons that the Kidneys should filter on
and pass or In the urine.
Urinary disorders are sure Sign
OF kidney sickness. II the urine con
iains O sediment like brickdust. o
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-05
Grip quickly Knocked out.

"somc weeks AGO during the severe
winter weather both my wife and my
self contracted severe colds which
speedily developed into the worst und
OF Ia grippe with all its miserable
symptoms, says Mr j $. Epleston OF
Maple Landing. Iowa 'Knccs and
Joints aching. muscles sore, head stop
ped up. eyes and nose running. with
alternate spells OF chllls and fever We
began using Chamhcrlain's Cough
Remedy. aiding the same with dow
bic dose of Chamberlain Stomach
and Liver Tablets. and by It's .ib'ra'
use soon completely knocked cut th'
grip. Sold ny +. I Ramsey. " II
Frame. Ardmorc Drug Co, Bonucr &
Bonner
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-05
SEED STORE

? CARS OF TEXAS REQ RUST
PROOF OATS.
. CARS AMBER CANE.
I CAR MlLLET.
CAR BIG BOIL COTTON.
a CAR TRIUMPH IRISH poTA
TOES.
5000 POUNDS FANCY ALFALFA,
MIXED CAR KAFFlR CORN, Nj.
10 MAIZE AND RAPE SEED.
100 BUSHELS SEEDED RIBBON
CANE SEED.
100 BUSHELS IOWA .s,LVER
NINE CORN.
ONION SEED AND ONION SETS
KENTUCKY BLUE GRASS OR
cHARp GRASS, WHITE GLOVER
BERMUDA GRASS AND tLL KINDS
OF GARDEN AND FLOWER SEED
THg ONLY uP.To-oATE sEEn
HOUSE IN THE cHlcKAsAw MA
TON. FARMERS AND GARDEN
eRs' PATRONAGE RESPECTFULLY
SOLICITED.
Z. 3. PUGH,
Main Street, ARDh0RE. |. T.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-05
FIRST INSTANCE ON RECORD.
Where Cherokes's con6rn Woman
As Member Of seh1ol Board.


As Member Of sehsol Board.
Tahloquah. g. r April miss Car
.0ta Archer of Tahioquah. wno has
recently been confirmed as q member
of tho Cheroa ration col boa.c.'
is tine nrst instance cr woman ha'
ue received such au a'poinmcr. 81
the bands of lniians This board ZOO
sists of three members Jdl ihg' AZ
point 400 the .alch,rs NaJ t-'t iI|
the Cherokee fa.ftnal ..an1t nearly
goo In ali fa.I. was 81 b.tis' feht
made ON .tha pIpointmcli cf Niss
Archer by 3rllineut luiian ypli'i
clans who are Of the old school and
do not believe that women should
take part In any affairs except domes
I tlr work
For several years Miss Archer has
been one Of the prominent teachers
in tho Cherokee nation she has been
In charge OF the music department Of
| the Cherokee National seminary at
Tahlcauah She is q graduate OF the
| Cherokee schools and Of Monticello
seminary Her father was Edmond
| Archer. an lrishman Of leading fam.
uy I'm Now York half century ago.
/ Ills people were Catholics and were
training him for the priesthood Hc
robcncd ~ the idea and ran away
| from home IIo dHfcd into the Indian
/ Territory way back in the ~.
tics. IN old book in The possession OF
Miss Allcc Robertson shows thai h'
had Joined the Protestant faith ana
at Park Hill. In the Cherokee nation
wa4 running mission press. where
he printed tracts, parts OF the Bible
and some hymns In both the Crccl
and Chcroko, language llc marie,
Miss vann. one Of the noted iami
lies of the Cherokee nation. and q
this union Miss Corlotta Archer wa
, born.
When she was but a girl fr.,n'
took her on trip to New Norl
where for TIE FIRST time She saw th
interior of thoat,r \ New Nor
gentleman took her to the thcato
one night. anticipating rare ,njoymcr
from the astonishmcnt ct the India
~ maiden. 10 his utmost surprise b
found her thoroughly familiar wit
T. the play aud not a single indicu,io
? of astonishmout did she expires
=" Through well selected reading Dc
" Indian mind had absorbed the siiu
tion perfectly
y The appointment to membership
: the Cherokee board does not carr
~ with it so much money In romuno
10 alton as IL does the ability ,o pla'
h teachers au over the nation.
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0br DailD Arouorfitt.
FULL BLOOD INDIANS.

There d. given ont f.om Washing
tom an interview with ~ y Bentley
Who calls himself one time Indian
agent in the Indian TERRITORY. where.
IN ne contras the treatment The ln.
dians have received from The United
gistes government az compared with
that given them by Mexico ie say
that this government has ruined Jhe
Indian by making him a ward, while
in Ncxico ho is turned out to hustle
for himself and a. result it MAX ~
a frst class citizen Of him Mr Bent
lev SAYS further that the Indians Of
the Indian Territory arc anxious 10
move to Mexico aud win DO 800 a.,
.oon as tKcir tribal relations are bro
ken up and that YOU can drive 20
miles across the indian Territory
aud not see single fulIblooi Indian
Now. let's see IL Ma Bentley is 'e.r
ing the truth. In the FIRST place o.
never was an Indian agent iu the IT.
dian Territory For o. short whil" h.
had charge. under the Sac aud FoN
Indian agent. of tho Kiokapoos. num'
terine less than four hundred. These
Indians have their reservation In Oh
i.homa near shawnee y may h.
wrong to treat the lndIan rs wari.
but it is far more humane than -
tu,n them out To hustle Tor them.
selves. Mcxico's policy with her poo
er class OF citizens, the poems. has o."
suited In their being most ignoraL'
and drbasod This is so we'll known
that IL Is the object OF comment from
the most superficial Of observers MI
bentley is badly informed when h'
Eays thai the Indians of the luG %
Territory intend To move - Mct a
when their tribal relations are dis
solved. They intend doing nothing {
the sort. and here u is wen 20 rcm."
those who are interested Tat M'
Bentley Has moved a few lrlar b
Mexico. and they have lived 20 butte
IN regret H. Why should ~ lnfia1
~ the Indian Territory irt'c ih"
home and that Of their torCiathei
for some foreign country and
among people whose habits and ca
toms and language are vastly dinc
cnt from theirs Here they have ever
advantage that their white n'ig
bors enjoy. they attend the san
schools aud churches. and ha'" u
same politics. with but few csc,
tions the Indians speak ana und'
stand the English language. They q
all land owners and land yaluauo
In the territory are constantly rish
Many of them enjoy the rcychuc ir'
oil. gas and coal mined under their
lofmcnts The United States roNcl
ment exercises a strong pot'tn'
tcrcst In their affairs and Jealous
Guards their Interest," / %" five ri0
or Indians are well sati iaa.l and 90
have every reason 10 Dee so Mr. i'
ley "a wrong again v''1 h' ''
that you can drive 22i ~ les he
territory and not SEQ . iuil Oloo'
dian. This may be- ,o'sille but 0
probabic. as of the $4,000 Indians
the Indian Territory at least onc-ih
OF that number are of the full bio
Mr. Bentley makes a business
moving Indians TO Mexico and d
allowance must be- given TO thai "a
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Hunan Blood Marks.

4 tale OF horror was told by marks
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Bac, Ky. He writes: Twenty years
ago had severe hcmorrhages OF the
lungs, and was near death when be
gan taking Dr. Kings Now Discovery
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and bronchitis, agd rs the only know
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soc and 500 Trial bottle free,
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10 be the best remedy She has ever
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