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The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1906-03-09
Erie, Kansas

The following business has been
transacted in probate court since our
last report.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1906-03-09
MARRIAGE LIDENsEs

Mary Peterson, OK Odense, will not
be c0mmitted to the asylum for the
insane. Her condition has shown
much Improvement and she will make
her hoee with her brother at Nc
Pherson. A petition has been filed by
the heirs for the sale of her personal
property.
w. W. Frye, administrator OF the
estate Of Amos Beebe filed this week
his final settlement which was not
approved on account OF an error.
Mrs. Angie Price, guardian OF Es-
ther Price. reported the sale of certain
real estsee belonging to the minor
near Wier City, and a deed was
ordered.
Joseph Horr, administrator Of the
estate OF Abner Horr, made his fifth
annual settlement. Tuesday showing
a balance Of s107. os after a disburse-
ment Of 5000 to the heirs.
The court has received az order for
the recommittment of Joseph Mertz,
Of Galesburg, to the Parsons asylum
for epileptics.
B. Vennemsn filed on March re-
port Of the sale Of personal property
belonging to the T. Il. WEIGH estate
showing net receipts to the amount
OF sls0.46. Claims against the estate
were filed By III. Ryan for 1881 aud
1. s. Bshnev for s45c.4e. Both claims
were raid. and q residue of ESQ. 46
remains In the hands Of the court.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1906-03-09
CHANUTE. NEOSHO COUNTY. KANSAS. FRIDAY MAR. g,
County Convention

Republican County Convention
There W ! re delegate convention
Of the Republicans OF Neosho couL ty,
Kansas, held In the Opera House 10
The city of Erie, on Monday, April 2
1905. at 10 O'Clock q. m for the pur
pose Of electing Is delegates TO the
State convention and 10 to the Con-
gressional convention and nominat-
ing the following county officers:
Treasurer
Clerk of the District Court
sheriff.
Representative 31st district.
County Clerk.
County Attorney.
Register of Deeds.
Probate Judge.
Puberintendent of Public Instruc.
tion.
Surveyor.
Coroner.
Commissioner LIST district.
The basis Of representation in said
county conventinn will he one dele
gate for each 20 votes or major
traction thereof cast for J. r. Burrow,
Secretary Of State, In 1904, and under
said apportionment the several pre-
cincts will be entitled to the following
representation In said county conve
ton:
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1906-12-27

II is said that Lake Erie produces
more fish to the square mile than any
1ther body OF water In the world.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1906-12-27
Union |! |! ion. Assay Office
u. .. HAaAusR. -. o. noxtAAs
d v. aApLuR. SALT LAka DRY uYax
Try Some Frozen Coffee.

Frozen coffee makes a desirable
change when fruit creams and water
Ices are no longer a novelty. Grind
very fine quarter pound Of freshly
roasted coffee; put 1t in chessecloth
bag. and then In a porcelain farina
boiler; pour on it quart OF boiling
water taken at its first boil. The
water should be freshly drawn. Cover
and let 1t stand away from the Ore
Tor i've minutes.
Remove the bag Of coffee and add
half a pound Of granulated sugar.
Dissolve this by stirring and strain
through a fine cloth. When cold add
the unbeaten white OF one egg. Turn
into the freezer and freeze, turning
slowly until the whole mass Is frozen
like soft mush or wet snow. Serve
in frappe glasses or lemonade cups
II preferred, add cream in the guam
tity you do for coffee you intend to
drink, Just as you are going to put II
In the freezer.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1906-12-27
Buried Alive in shlp,s Hold.

New York.-When the last bag of
green coffee had been lowered into the
hold of the lighter Lakewood at the
Bush stores, Brooklyn, and the men
who had received the cargo had re.
ported 1t safely stored Capt. James
Barr went below to satisfy himself
that the load had been properly dis.
tributed and that the work was WEI
done The bags suddenly slid down on
him and he was buried as under an
avalanche, One leg and his ankle were
broken. He managed to clear sufficient
space TO get air, but he could not ex.
tricate his body. His calls were not
heard and he lay in his agony HELPLESS
for two days. Then someone heard
his means and he was rescued. There
were only faint signs of life in his
body. lie was revived and may re.
cover.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1906-12-27
NIGHT In RATTLESNAKE DEN
Traveller Falls Asleep in Abode Of
Poisonous Reptiles.

st. Paul.-John c. Busby, athlete,
scientist and writer, has written to
friend of his in this city of a terri.
flying experience he had while storm.
bound in a small hut near Holy Cross.
in Dubuque county. Mr.. Busby tells
his story as follows:
Il left Farley, Iowa, on a walking
tour to Buena Vista, 20 miles away.
had covered half the distance with
out incident when there came up a
thunderstorm which compelled me to
look about for shelter. Some little
distance from the road | espied an old
cabin and made for it. reached 1t
just as the storm broke, and finding
it sheltered from the rain, entered
and lying down upon the floor fell
asleep.
THE night was far spent when I
was awakened by the warning note
of rattlesnake. Soon l heard others.
and knew that If l made the slight.
est noise the reptiles would be upon
me, so | lay breathless, as still as
death itself. Presently a felt the
Shiny body of a snake pass across my
chest. 1t made the cold chills chase
themselves up and down my spine
and | thought that surely | would be
bitten. BY an almost superhuman
effort, however, I managed to control
the muscles of my body until the
snake had wriggled it's way into the
ground. Then with a terrific bound
| literally leaped from the floor out
of the opening of the cabin, there
being no door to it.
so overcome was | by my expert.
ence that | almost fell in a faint, but
the beating of the rain soon revived
me. With returning strength my
curiosity was aroused, and going once
more to the door of the hut | sprung
my electric light and looked inside.
The place was literally alive with
snakes"
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1906-12-27
WEIRD sABooN-LlKE CREATURE
SEEN NEAR DARBY, PA.
MAY BE PRACTICAL JOKE
Belated Wayfsrer of Delaware County
Frightened by Mysterious Thing
and Many Residents Are
Aiming Themselves.

Darby, Pa.--All Delaware county Is
stirred up over the supposed antics of
an alleged wild animal which Is as
serted to look like a gorilla and to
have frightened belated wayfarers al
most out of their wits in various parts
of the county. While it is believed by
most persons that the whole thing is
a practical joke on the part OF some
one who is literally making a mon
key out of himself, still many of the
more timid class are thoroughly
alarmed and fully believe all the tales
that are told about the mysterious
creature.
Those protesting to have seen the
wonderful animal, assert that 1t some
times goes upright like a man and
then dashes along on all tours with
marvellous speed, maintaining queer
galloping gait. They furthermore feel
certain that it has coat of dark
hair, but that is not considered re-
markable, as the weather is cool.
Their stories of how they almost en-
countered the strange beast have been
so thrilling that many of the negroes
in the county cannot be induced to
pass the spots where it is said to have
been seen. Others have purchased
pistols and go about armed, fully re-
solved to sell their lives dearly should
they encounter the mythical monster
in any of its hypothetical haunts.
Others take the thing seriously with
out being unduly alarmed and they try
to explain the matter. That it is an
ape escaped from some geological col
lection is the most commonly accepted
theory. This was strengthened by a
rumor that the authorities of the
Geological Gardens of Philadelphia
were out looking for lost Simian
in Delaware county. But a telephone
message to the zoo exploded the story.
All the Philadelphia monkeys are safe
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1906-12-27
To Clean Mattlnu.

To clean mating it should be first
swept thoroughly with a stin broom.
care being taken to follow the grain
OF the straw. Then brush It across
the grain with soft broom which has
been dipped in warm water. 1t should
then be thoroughly washed in warm
water in which a handful Of salt has
oeen dissolved. There is nothing that
will brighten mating as much as salt.
and 1t will do wonders in preventing
the colors from fading. Light colored
mating should be washed in water in
which borax has been dissolved.-ln.
terror Decoration.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1906-12-27

Just completed by the Illinois trac-
tion system at Danville, eight persons
sat down TO an elaborate eight-course
banquet served by Miss Marguerite
Richey, one of the popular young
women of Danville
At the foot of the stack was gath.
cred a crowd of several thousand
people, greatly interested in the novel
performance From the top of the
stack fluttered bunting and flags.
while the banqueters appeared as
mere pigmies,
The entire affair came about as a
sort of prank, the first of which was
dare to Miss Richey, made more in
fun than in earnest, to climb the diz.
~ stack and serve banquet to the
party. She surprised Mr.. Gursuch.
the contractor, by accepting, and
throughout the ordeal she did not wa.
yer. The ascent of the stack was
made on the interior, a frail ladder
nine inches wide being the means of
attaining the top.
Mr. Gursuch assembled first with n
rope tide about his waist the other
end OF which encircled the slender
girth of the young woman Four
times during the ascent Miss Richey
was obliged to stop for breath and to
recover from dizziness, but she chung
firmly each time to the ladder until
the attack had passed, and then
bravely resumed the climb until the
top was gained
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1906-12-27
STRANGE MONSTER
SCARES CITIZENS.

in their cages. Their keeper respect
fully suggested that the animal down
by Darby is probably monkey OF ma
tive Delaware county stock
Nevertheless, several persons In
Springfield township are so convinced
that there is a strange animal prowl-
ing about that they have set traps for
it. Frank Carr is one of them. and
he set a number of traps in an en-
closure in the rear of his house near
some woods, where the reputed cre9'
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1906-12-27

ture was reported to have been seen,
1t is now stated that the traps we're
found broken, the bait devoured and
all evidences on hand of a struggle
made by some animal.
The practical Joker who is working
the scare, If such is the case, has
succeeded to an extent which may
work his own harm. For there are a
number of Delaware county citizens
who, while not getting in Mysteries
about the matter have quietly placed
big guns in their hip pockets and are
waiting for chance to pot anything
that looks like a baboon.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1906-12-27
For Ereckles.

Here is a remedy for freckles ~hicn
has been satisfactory, but II Is iur
possible to predict how soon the cur
will be effected: Thirty grains Oh pu,
verified borax, dissolved In two anu
one-half ounces OF lemon juice in''
makes lotion that is very eHec'i'e
in keeping frectles In allegiance Wne ~
it agrees with the skin. II shouiu W
applied at night, after the race i"'
been thoroughly washed and rinseu'
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1906-12-27
Caught.

Smith-Say, I received a severe
shock to-day.
Smythe-How's that? Touch a live
wire?
Smith-No, / was sitting in street
car reading my paper, and was no.
aware that the car was crowded. ana
that some ladies were standing SUD
denly, to my surprise. woman VINO
was standing in front Of me said 10
me, Don't you think 1t would be tne
right thing for you to give me tha'
seat?"
Smythe-she had her nerve didn't
she?
Smith-She always has. She is my
wife
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1906-12-27
Chocolate Cream Pie.

Bake the crust first, as for peac.,
pie. This filling is very rich' an"
there must be enough for two pios'
unless 1t is very large one. II Is :
cooking school recipe. One plh' ~
milk, four ounces OF chocolate uls
solved in the milk in double ooiei,
Thicker with 1h Tablespoonful :,
corn starch. add one cup OF sugar au ~,
cook it, stirring often. When II -
done. remove and add one teaspoo
of vanilla and cool. Then whip am am
cup of thick cream and add to tns w.
ing. 4
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1906-12-27
An Understudy.

"Hlave YOU got a job, SAM"
yes, sab
'What are you doing?"
I'm an understudy, sab"
AN undersmdy, Sam"
Yes, sab My wife does washin' and
I'm her understudy."
"Rut have YOU ever been called
upon to take her place."
No sab, | ham't GOT dat far yit.
sah,"
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1906-12-27
Mikado as a Sportsman

The mikado of Japan is fond of out
door Sports and warmly encouraged
the Introduction of football as PLAYED
IN England into Japan, He is a hunte,
and fisherman of no mean ability. as
well as good haRi at lawn tennis,
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06
rn,nsacrIoNs IN REALTY

u,--s Ksh- G Son and rasrIes W Edo hstr
,.sls n a client fCr Rutr.1r r F-rmsnthal Two
h story tenement houses v''H stores. at the
II ,..--..- ,,--s- ~ ssrh - end l5 sve. The size
Y rbs riot IS E1lha feel
1s-,t -,-rerbe-rer r7s sold t1 Charles <7wc0mt
a. l. al Nas ~ sr5 1888 Amsterdam ave- q s.v
L. srs--Inerr house. on p rlrr HTI." feet
q ~ Tt15sr II Rysu estate has sold tuo - the
r-v N fr-.rsen rv-o family dwelling houses 0n the
s 1sft s.de of Lor'ns F-see. between -ssd 81 and
4 lT-LGC q Ernst have sold no Henry J. Grupe
Nos E- a-d Az 81 AIMS ave- rw0 I'VE story
60golt asllo-ses, each q lof ~ t-et J. G .si-
& sr0e Dawes vas t1- or9Ae. A.7p SOLD 20 gol--e
--- md Tezsr E1Ts-lsls N-. rs Ne~laver ave A..
l-lr srorv rrpls 1arhouss with stores. or Plot
Is & Jarvis rave so,s <or 2 P F-.e5 &c. sas
-=' -fr- r.. f-r- sforT r-r-7-se. o1 lot SAID
--s-.ss ? Msh,rreusr has solo for a 1I- Little
-l- ths -rlne 1Eellng se Ao- -o55 Paramount
Pace 4n l-r GEla fss-
4 l2lr go far A-lism q. EV1eF 80. 2l5l SIN ave
~ slaFg tTI-e rathouse, With stores, on lot
sc-useler & Ba-Ereca have s5-d The southeast
c1,-e- G Al1-lc- ave ana lE-l ST. g Plot S1NgS
-', 70 builder. who VII erect six story fat-
-s- co. have soTt sor client Nos. 2ss ana
q -. ~ s.. TN0 r'r@e story dwelling houses,
F.l Mavsr have sols 10. ~ East -r-a ST.. =
~ sicT tenement house r- Der GE'-1 r--t
A KAN a O. Lsve sold t0~ Joseph Green bsrR
F,-sythe g.. 1l lot -fy1et t=et. &c Hen & Levy.
~, - I hossi 90. have sold to- 3. Friend 10
A., -. * 80. 5..'le % . over ST.. Eve story tene-
lotsasm q Levine have sid Tor Lou-s Less %
.lll AeTtE 80. go Eesr --.-r 81 q T--r erorv
,.s naL1orse. el L3t -z--- "a feet
A1.fs We.1sfel- has sold go F-rdlusnF Penrer
~ ~, 81 West ltr -. three story stable. on lot
4 a. ss klog g aaa E.zs1era .sker have sold .,os
s'f-f 'i fot = 11-hs -eer
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06
FIRE EZcTTEs WEST 28D STREET.
''' Explosion in Front Of Keith. Proctor
Theatre Draws Big Crowd.

''ls.'efaole e1citene-r was caused about the
Aei-a-Froot'r T1estre IN West 23d street. last
'n-rg. when gas leaking from a main ex-
saea end SCI tre 70 wooden bridge crossin 2
n excavation work in front ~ the theatre. Fire
Engines sdd~d To the excitement. and a large
'o'd collected. News NJ rre ere did not reach
/ be audience
sone u1e wo-Ereu have been putting IN
n water Trairs through 23d street. and yester-
Nhsa they lst- they plugged gas main.
10y aieT IS9 O'Clock the plug became loose
o'oRec eansila-afle eas TO escape Ignit-
'''A lantern. The gas exploded and set fire
'a1- bridge leading from the car tracks
4 70 me Sidewalk
4l Murray. ~ the West Both street sta
' .'@''ag he explosion and seeing the flames.
s-'T1 ara threw considerable sand oa
-e' managing t1 exuugulsbed them. In
,r---, '''ae an excited emUloye ~ the theatre
~ -' IRE alarm from the theatre box.
f,s 80 eag.nes arrived the fremeu found the
hs -. s--sle1 and quickly left The front ~
b.s7-- Where "a large crowd had gathered,
lies 7 -,1 street cars for several mln-
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06
LA CASA BLANCA

seven ten ard fourteen apartments large TIED
barhroora porcelain roorng. white enameied woodworks
light telephone On each apartment all
Elevator. handsome entrance. with marquise door
rents 81 200 $500 Leases from October imuedats
teuarra decoration. references
ssrlTen.srr on premises strsa noar Mai
a1n Avenue Teephcue ld2u t9tl
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06
MADDEN FILES SUIT FOR DIVORCE.
Declares Wife's Decree Illegal and Asks for
Custody of the Children.

Lexington. Ky, Sept John p. Madden.
through his attorneys, William Lindsay. c. J.
Bronston and J. r. Morton. filed I'm the Circuit
Court here to-day "a petition for divorce from
his uIfe Mrs Anna Louise Madden. now the
wife or l. y. BEL. the New York broker and
tlrfnan. and asking for the custody Of their
tyo children. Edward and Joseph. and for the
annulment or the alimony allowance given Ms.
Madden by Judge Swing in Cincinnati. Madden
alleges that Mrs Madden's divorce in cincu-
natl was granted through fraudulent allegations.
and r. therefore illegal and that she had no
right To marry Bell in New York The petit on
a. short lut sensational
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06
HOLLAND D. JONES. PROPRIETOR.

4 -ELEGANTLY III FINISHED APARTMENT. pri
a. bath, Sl50 daily. tn-lel-s y, '4s tHo. s25
xsskl.s 0as. slI. VAN R1SSsEIsAEh- - AAst Ata-
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06
ToTlT SELLS A HOTEL
Peel NEAR UNION SO
PIN, for Broodpey : o0''''""'
Rmldiug Filed.

s,.ls Ne u East 18Th 81
r-som bf'l-' ,.-s.-,-rt hotel. for MS - Z
20 seat-io. N"s." -,
rsrefs Il ler--,ed last nieht .,,,-..-,r ro-
| |,r-6 roi % 49, rroposed b;g once 50
~ plans - .i,e newly organized broaaNas-
BE- Gec'-N of which Robert r. DO" "lns
srtaat .s-...s,rav. Corusnct and ChHTch
Fesa'-.' p, tfe s.,a az the old coal and IRON
s, pli' . -, -i,el uItb Buildings s"periitt E1eA1
Trcaaise s., tr Francis d. hlnlhslh me
,u-'ig -. --.ir rart ol the building. with Us
,--ri's'i r,-..4urr wan be- twenty-five stories
fngr1'e = -.---,l rart facing in Cortlandt =.
Il g. ah- = 49,, stories hizh. The main structure
III, D. u -. hirh. and the central section
W -, overtorrinr the SYNDICATE Building
p Pan - usg have frontage ~ Sl-tz feet
- - ana 1el'a feet ln toTtl4ilat ST. ana
- from Broadway 10 church 81 VIII
~ -, Tie facades VIII he oi limestone
- ,r e hIi h's s.''es IS 41o gsisp All 6e
r.ek fftt re@ Win haVF - Various stories
alsn 49, esr-t The Broadway front vi oe
~ ~ F, rupoa- H-il q come f-l -. ..ii1S1
cr0Eneo q y - the thirty Two story extension WI
taess.-i 1sansarc root- lne FcoL cr-Ll.ts - -
isrs . ss,oTslod wiii nuge E4'oes A1f-'sI--'-s
lraganss s.,s,.e sil have a two story arcade ex-
~. -F-sggh from Lio--aN.-F 70 1l-ieA : s.Lrs,:
fsnd.R a ~ -7r,raG will three separate groups of
ana ~ w. : elevators arranged IN rows of seven
Tasst 81 - s-st extending from the ground
Tnal-lles. sts-y. the second frcra the ninth 70
~ ~ ll.- l..s.rrh sforv ald the third from TIE
faf se' - - -vrrrtF-ffLh story. Other ele-
frgs,' ,-1 rtn from the tEeHty-rifth FOO. 70 the
5 ., The baas Is s 2-es Isn r 70 g tSe es Hedsen
81 81 H Fuller COMPANY ass -sssse ,or CSIr@a Siiif,
--- ~ Al various tenants. tlr fNtttN-lo-r o4-il-
hl.t--. -.--.---. ~ occupied by IRE Higgins carpet
9 % s-1-,.rc .n g2d ana s4th SIS. ana extend
r.
pa I...- I ~,-re months ago ty the Higgins estate
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06
TAKES POCKET AS WELL AS MONEY

fF, Telegraph ~ Tre Tribune
soItl HorWslk. Conn. Sept Allied AFison.
rrsf S. imam or tEs t0Ru o. NoTWalk. now knows
what t ls 90 he STRANDED in New York His entire
rocket and several hundred dollars were taken from
hfs trousers IN the Grand Central Station yester-
dav afternoon well dressed woman IN black
brushed against him while he was waiting In line
Co buy he ticket for home second later when he
r-'t :.r his moue5. an he found MS large hole
TIE edges vsre cut evenly. md the ticH must have
been ,1r. sitn q razor Mr Af.s1H lost his train
ar vel as his money. n was some ui.e before lie
could obtain the money n-a--HarS ~ .sl IoI1A
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06
AuctiOn Sales of Real Estate.
SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY.


SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY.
WILLIAM ? WARNER Plaintiff asains, CARO-
e hereby s1Ten thaL IN pursuance Of nteroeutory
!aagient ~ partition duly made IN the above entitled
e-.ln gearing cate ' ne 2oh day % july. 1e0S and
entered in the ofce of the clerk Of % New
noIk on he 26th day Of Jl., 1896. l. the undersigned
sUcIon az the NeV York Real Estate salesrooE Nos IA
- Nesey street in the Borough of Manhattan City %
o'clock noon that day through L j. Philiips & CO.
auttonssrs the premises directed Judgment 70 e
piece parcel Of ind fourth ard
o. the CITY of New York IN te County Of New
County Westchester and formerly part of ne fs-,
ot Joseph pelaheld and distinguished map build
Fildlay. surveyor and dated April i'm Isse As ot No
and IS bounded ana described follows; Eastery in
on sad map said scuherly line being parallel win ths
me between the farms Of Garrett Garrison Joseph
S AHsf aRe 9sSnt t1srstron four a. shains and nttY
wide ane Northerly hy lot No said map. SAD lot
lengh on tie Souta side i've Is, csa3ns and VIENNA .
lS links and the north side thirty
aeahs 81 an acre 6-s x s ss ae Tetn 2 sH nun
pot q land fty 5O feet wath BY hundred GOO1
boundary ot ths de.c7ibed tract ana forming ths
h~ sstery corner ~ said tract Being the said
ard another by dAed dated Noverrher 6th iss5 ana
recorded IN he Register once the County
51s5i N Lser 10 page isg VIII ls eEeeF,ion ot hs
Mator q jean Forsyhe ~ deed da'sd June 1e,h iss0
AZ rseertea n Lbsr 2sss % Deeds for westchaster
r conyeyee y he same parties 70 David Forsyths
OF pseds tcr westchests- county. page ss
Dated, August 14th. 1906.
yA.,ps ,--- IsAAc s IsAAcs Referee
5.st 42na street. Borough q Manhattan. New York
JAMES z. DURoss. ESQ Attorney scr Defendants go
sroasway. Borough q Manhattan. New York city
ceseribsd ahovs:
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06
Uses 10 T1ousANo FoscreIe.

g.. --.-ersu5 ta I1ae Tr.ts,ra d
\ Tex Sept. 5-clsreDoe ff,,,,.-
b fa--.-- twenty-five years old and copfessss
|, ''fr ono thousand checks ur,r ,,ss-.,.,
H sH a getting an least gsGoa0 I.
. ars ... about tweutr-ag. ra..rf...
'f or,.s..5 7ung man for fors-.t--
-.u'-r.- ointment 11 funds csfafr.,s -.
- ~ III. --t drafts The police ara s..,-..- -
-~.-4 ass = oman
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06
..-,y sovE FOR GENERAL BRYCE.

~. hare also bssa s.es wtth BzildiDgs Super
-s... vr-rsv f-- a fge story dwelling house.
ii ,,r- e,- General Lloyd s. Hryrr. - No. lo,5
u. 80 =, is 20 No. H f-et front and - feet
-. an sr.rrrtrr. with a ffrsce - brick
-, Ir1es-0re af colonial -es'En. 0@coraled
~ ..iir.rz-s eK-er6IrE from tH- 50, mo hloIF,
-r FsrfaF uf-h leuvs and su oTna-
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Apartments, i47 last 3Oth St.

sseen rooms tiIef Hlfl steam heat. hot water. op-n
plumbing. newly de-oFaet al latest improvements
$50
4 sDD ST Iss TO 1se WEST.-sx rooms saf bath
sl.B hor water supply heated halls opsn purnbir..
oren courts. rents. SIS 90 SIS