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New-York tribune., 1907-03-23
Public Notices.
PUBLIC ere T9T5GEiTE 6E NEW ROCHELLE NJ

TDUBLIC NOTICE
CRY of NEW ROCHELLE. N Y
Sealed proposals. received by Common Coun
eli of the city OF New Rochelle " Y, up TO 3 O'Clock
p NJ Tuesday. March %. 1907. the Common Council
Chambers in the city Hall Building. corner OF
Main Mechanic streets for all OF
Indebtedness for Five thousand OOO dollars
each SAID certificates Of Indebtedness dated the
twenty-sixth day OF March. 1897 payable on the
tWenty-sixth dav Of July. 1SOI
These certihca.es Indebtedness issued pursuant
Chapter Of the Laws Of the state York for
the wear 1929 and amendatory thereof and pur
sunnt 10 OF the Common Council OF said tftv
adopted 1907 said certificates Indebtedness
to be issued anticipation OF collection OF Citv
70 current fiscal year.
These certificates TO be numbered from one Il,
ten Inclusive shall bear interest the rate of
and Will be to the person
corporation offering the highest premium therefor
The City reserves the right TO reject any ali bids
bids be addressed 20 Charles Kammermeyer city
Clerk. and marked such
Each bid shall be accompanied by a deposit OF Two
thousand (S2OOO) dollars in cash. certified check
OF the City OF New Rochelle. deposit 10 be
forfeited city n the parties whom the
certificates shall be awarded fail nav for s
accordance with the OF sale.
The certificates to be delivered the OF
Treasurer City Hail. in the City OF New Rochelle n
on Tuesday April .. 1907 az 12 o'clock noon. "
No bid will be received for than par
Purchasers will be required pay accrued interest
BY order OF the Common Council OF the City OF New
Rochelle. n. Y.
Dated. New Rochelle. n. Y. March s. 1907
CHARLES KAMMERMBYER
City Clerk
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23

by. New York - e
opoTto March 2O-Arrived, Holmlea CBr) Luke
Agiers Mareh lG-sailed steamer Erny (Auso Cosulich
81 Michaels March 22-Passed. steamer K6ng Albert
SGeTl' Feyen. Naples. Genoa and Gibraltar for New
Alden, March 22-Passed. steamer Norman Prince (Br
Davis. New York for Manila Hogo. etc.
Malta. March 2l-Passed. steamer Sikh (Br) Atkinson
York. - 9 9 - -'
Gibraltar March 20-Passed, steamer Dinnamare QtaD
Renco, Plraeus and Catania for New York.
Port said, March 2l-Arrived steaneT strombus C3rl
Stock. New York for Calcutta.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23

PURSUANT TO STATUTORY REQUIREMENT. NO
l. Il ttce is hereby given that act-Senate 2s6 Int
&-has been passed by both branches Of the Legsat-
ure. entitled
AN ACT
10 AUTHORIZE THE BOARD OF ESTIMATE AND
APPORTIONNfENT OF THE CITY or NEW York
~ ITS DISCRETION, To EXAMINE. AUDIT AND
ALLOW THE CLAIMS OF JAMES T. ELLIOTT
and FRANK MILLER FOR COMP PENSATION FOR
WAICHMAN, Respectively. To THE RICH
MOND COUNTY PARK COMMISSIONERS.
Further notice Is hereby that Public Hearing
upon such bill will be helf the Mayors Ofcs IN the
City Han. the City OF New York on Tuesday March
70. 1907. az 1880 O'Clock NJ
Dated City Hall. New York. March 90 1907
GEORGE B. MCCLELLAN.
-x,- ~, Mayor
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23

UNEQUAIED DISPLAYS OF HIGH-SCHOOL HORSES
AND EXPERT EQUE6TRIANiSM.
ROYAL Troupe OF TRAINED THOROUGHBREDS.
MANU- EL HERZOG SCHOOL OF STALLIONS.
EQUINE BALLET OF THE GARLAANDS-
CONGRESS OF EXPERTS IN HAUTE ECOLE.
EDUCATED HORSES AT LIBERTY.
CIIAIAX-CAPPISG C0NCIAYE OF FAR FAMED
RIDERS.
PRETTY AND PICTU RESCUE PAGEANT OF lht
NATIONS
BOILER BROTHERS BICYCLE SOMERSACLIS
WINSTON'S SEA LION JCGGLERS-
TRIPLE HERDS OF ELEPHANT PERFORMERS
REALLY REMARKABLE RIDING SEAL
SIEGRIST-SII.BON SENSATIONAL AERIALISIS.
100 CIRCUS ACTS BY 800 FAMOUS PkRFOkMEks
Epoch Making Acrobatc Marvels Of Two
Hemisphere Special Children's Circus. 40 Funny
Clowns. REAL ROMAN HIPPODRONE Racing
GlOries OF All Ages. Hlgh-Jumpng Horses
TWO EXHIBITIONS DAILY
AT 900 AND 500.
Doors earlier afford patrons Opportu-
nifty Inenagerie and museums % see the
herds elephants. giant giranes the scores cr
cages OF vii beasts odd curious freaks and
living talest and woman earth.
people alive and the special vaudeville
performance IN the CuTio Hail Grand preliminary
by Carl C1air's Grand Military Band at 1;3O
1880.
Admission everything including numbered seats. 2c
and Soc (28th and 9th Street entrances onlyl. Re
served 75c 81 % and S1.5O according 20 loca
madison Avenue entrance onlyJ Private Boxes
seats. 81 40 and 81. Box once daily from
Q A NJ. P. NJ No seats can be reserved by
telephone. but mail orders mranied by currency
viii receive prompt attention
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23
SHIPPING NEWS.
'Ort of New York, Friday, March %, 1907.
MINED

ARRIVED
Steamer Pennsylvania Ger, Gronmeyer FFamlo,rV
March 3, 20 the HanhurgATnecan Line with lo7 cabi5
eno 2o2 steeage passengers ana mdse Arrived al the
Bar a. m.
Steamer PTins Naurits Dutch. NIeman Paramarho
February s 70 the Hoand-AmeTica Line with - pas
sengeFs, malls and mdse Arrived AZ the Bar at $50
m.
Steamer Sofa FEohenberg fAust). stuparch Trieste
March 2 20 Phelps Bros q Co. with 20 cabin ana
4.bS! steerase passengers ana mdse. Arrived az the
Bar ~ 3 ,. March p.
steamer Saint Andrew fEr). FitzGerald. Antwerp
&erch q 20 EandersOn q Son, with I passenger ana
fn1Bo Arrived a. the Bar 1O:s5 q m
steamer Tabor tIOrl, Brunn, Perth Alnbov 20 eho
American Smelling ana Refining Company IN bailesf
Lctt Quarantine At s.25 q.
etearleI Nenefa lGefDs SaTnOw Santa Marta March
-, and tnagta ~, the Hamburg nerscan Tsoe
Win DaG61lEeFg malls and uadse Arrived 49,
Bar ~ ] q. - 'N9
Steamer Mama Hata. Charles Charles Baltimore
r - ~ Foster with mdss Passed IN Quarantine az
nA~As Delaware Qr.. gtlscelrhis. 20 the CLYDE
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS

FUHEIJN FORTS.
London March 2l-saied. steamer Mnnetonka CFr, Iav
land. New York via Southam mpton ''' -'@'-
CheTeourg March - 5:l5 m-Arrived steamer
for Hamburg 's@'H
scilly. March 22-Passed. steamer Potsdam Dutch,
Roggeveen. New York for Bouogne and RotterIan1
Firseus March 20ArTived steamer Scan Prince CT3r)
Clardge. New York via Naples 49, '''
New York via Queenstown. - 9'-'-'
Kingston March 2I-Arrived steamers orinoco c3r,
PeaFoe. Southampton VIA VigO, Barbados etc Torr
New York. Tagus (Br), Carbould New Yorlr -
Colon. etc. and Southampton -
Naples March y. 3 m-AFrived, steamer Prinzaeu
Irene Ger. Witstein New York Cand proceeded foF
Genoals ~"
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23
GoNpAY. MARcH Is.
TRANsPAc1FTc MAILS.
TO-DAY

Destination and steamer Close IN New York
Hawaii (ia San FTancisco)-Alameda March 26 1880 m
japan. CoTea and China (yia Seattle)
-AIinae.ota March &c. 600 m
dressed cnly fVia 6eafte)-Tosa
NsFg March % 900 m
San Fr1ncisoo)coptie- March ~ 1890 m
Nlodlvosok Seattie)-Gleneslx. a
Hawaii. Guam and Philippine Islands
via san Francsco)-United States
transport s sherman April l. 1890 m
Islands tvia Eeattle)-Trenont. ApFil g. 600 N
Hawaii japan. Corea. China
Philippine Islands
ciscO)-IIongkong Earu. April g. 30 m
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23
SAYS HE TRIED TO SAVE M'KINLEY.
Insane Negro Arrested in Atlantic City Told
Story in Streets.
IRE TeIegranh q The TrIhune ]

Atlantic City, March pa burly Negro. who
says he is James Parker. who risked his own
life in an attempt to save President Mckinley
when the latter was assassinated by Czolgosz
at Buffalo. arrested here tonight in de-
rnented condition. Parker wandered about the
streets all day. creating crowds by standing on
corners and stelling his story. Police surgeons
saw he is Isnqusstionably insane and friends
here attribute his condition 10 fast living as a
consequence Of the honors showered upon him.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23
INTERPRETATIONS OPERA HOUSE.

To-day az Last Matinee-TOSCA- A-Enlua Eaues.
Jacoby. Caruso. Scott. Bars. BeguS Dufriche Con-
ductor Vigna.
Tonight T:&5-LAst performance Pop Prices
TRISTAN UND ISOLDE-Gadski Kirkby-Lunn:
SUNDAY EVG.. MICH "a tPOP. PRICESl. AT $50,
LAST GRAND SUNDAY NIGHT CONCERT.
SoIoists FaFFRT. FleisCheTEdel. RaPpOld; PlancOn.
straccIarI. Entire Metr opera Orchestra Con ROyy.
Mon. EvE Mch. - 10 81 IEGFRIED-Ci
Schumann- Iieink Rappold: BurgstslIer. Van Rooy.
Reiss. Goritz. BaSs Conductor, Hertz
EvG. MCh. -. T:3O-GOETTERDA AENf-
MERJ- SG-Gadski. Schumaun- fiuiuk. Weed. Alten.
Ralph: Rurgstaller Blass. Muhlnaia. COnd.. Hertz
Fri. Evg. Mch 30 GOOD FRIDAY At ?. NJ pre-
cisely PARSIFAL - Fremstad. Schumann- Heink;
Burgstaller Van Rooy. Blass, Goritz MUhlmann Ress
Conductor. Hertz
WEBER PIANO USED.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23

A DVERTIsEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS for rh.
~ Tribune received their Uptown Office No tos4
Broadway. between 36th and s7th sts unt Q o;cIocR
p m Advertisements received az the following hrancS
Offices at regular office rates until o'clock D. m viz
254 Sth ave. 9. G. ESD ST. 15S eth ave. Cor Iafh
oaees az regular Office rstss until O'Clock y a. 1854
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23

RECORDS
January - 1901
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN as required by III.
Greater New York Charter, that the called hs
Personal Estate OF the Boroughs Of Manhattan THE
Bronx. Brooklyn, Queens and Richmond, comprising
the CITY OF New York will be for public inspec-
ton examination and correction the second Nonlsy
the open up 10 ana including
3lst day OF March. 1907
During the time THAI the books are open 10 nuh;,o
corporation claiming be agsrleved bv the aesesssd
valuation Of real personal have the sans
corrected
the Department OF Taxes and Assessrnents Hail ~
Records No 81 Chambers Street.
In the Borough OF the Bronx, at the ONCE Of the
Department, Municipal Building one Hundred and
seventy-seventh Street and Third Avenue
In the Borough OF Brooklyn at the oAsco 20 -,
Department. Municipal Building
In the Borough OF Queens at the Office OF n. Ue-
partment. Hackett Building. jackson Avenue q ~ 4iF
Street Long Island City
IN the Borough Of Richmond AZ the ONCE OF the De-
partment. Masonic Building Bay St. Stapeton. S. l.
Corporations in all she Boroughs must make applica-
tion only at the main Office IN the Borough Of Man
haitian
Application in relation valuation o:
personal estate be oy the person assessed
at the ofhce of the Department IN Borough
such person resides. and in case a nonresident
carrying on business I'm the Of New York at the
ONCE OF the Department in the Borough where such
place OF business IS located between the hours of 10
cations must be made between 10 A NJ and le noon
LAWSON PURDY.
President
FRANK RAYMOND.
NICHOLAS MULLER.
CHARLES PUTZEL,
JAMES H. FULLY.
THos. L. HAMILTON.
~ Taw and
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23
MIRFLFss REPORTS.

The Philadelphia which reported sable Island at
e m yesterday $50 miles of Sandy Hook. 10 |
expected dock about $50 q 10 morrow
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

sun rises 6.oi Sun sets eI5 Moon sets 223 Moons
HIGH WATER
AM-sandv 215 GOV. Island 2;42 Hell Gate 4:35
P.M.-sandy Hook 256 Gov. Island S:36 Hell Gate 5-2S
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23
An1uSenlentS.
NOW OPEN
The Circus Hit of the Year
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN
BARNUM & BAILEY
Greatest Show on Earth

The Uide-WorId's Mightiest Amusement Institution.
NOW BIGGER AND GRANDEE THAN EVER
BEFORE.
NEW ARENIC ATTRACTIONS FROM EVERY
WHERE.
THE NOvELLOS. AcrObauc and Trained Animal
SKI SsTTfN7 the Norwegian Sensation
The Ever Awful DIP OF DEATH.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23

DURSUANT TO STATUTORY REQUIREMENT ,-C
4 tice is hereby given that an act Senate ~ n.
q, he's been passed by both branches OF the e@Is
lature. entitled ~ LesiS-
TO AUTHORIZE THE BOARD OF ESTIMATE Ant,
APP0hIIONMENT OF THE CITY OF NEW
YORK TO HEAR DETERMINE. AUDIT Am
ALLOW THE ALLEGED CLAIM OF IOIJNt w
CARPENTER FOR SERVICES AIIEGF,D 10
HAVE BEEN RENDERED BETWEEN TIjES
FIRST DAY OF JANUARY. NINETEEN IJIfSt
DRIED. AND THE FIRST DAY OF OC,TOpTrS
NINETEEN HUNDRED. INCLUSIVE AS 81 EEIc
OF THE MUNICIPAL COURT OF SAID cry ~
THE THIRD DISTRICT or THE BOR61-G!NH ~
OF BROOKLYN OSNtA
Further notice is hereby given that a Public 1ya,-
ing upon such bill will be held the Mayor's Of1ca
in the City Hall in the City Of YCvk on TussIo,
March 20 1907. at 1890 O'Clock A. NJ N'
dated city Hail. New York. March 1OOT
GEORGE r MCCLELLAN Mavor
rms bli VIII be the second heard at that time
4 .fDukSUANr TO STATUTORY REQUIREMENT No
A tice Is hereby given that act-Senate 0sS n,
s9has been passed by both branches OF the ieeisat
ure. entitled - $50 -N-St9iat-
AN ACT
10 AMEND THE GREATER NEW YORK CHARTER
81 FItONIDlNG FOR AN APPROPRIATION FcO1S
THE REPAIR AND FOR THE MAINTFSSS STSStS
OF TIE SOLDIERS AND SAILORS NfClNTrNEsS-T
IN THE BOROUGH or MANHATTAN +
Further notice hereby given that Public TJearin
upon such bill VIII be hsld at the Mayors Oice in the
city Hall in the city of New York. Tuesday March
20. 1907. 1890 O'Clock A. NJ. ~-~N
Dated City Hail. New York March 20 1907
GEORGE B. MCCLELLAN
Tbs bill will be the fourth heard that time
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23

TAXES AND ASSESSMENTS. MAIN OFFICE
BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN HALL or
RECORDS
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23

Il 10 STATUTORY REQUIREMENT
Il uce is hereby given that act-Senate All Int
397-has been passed by both branches the iAisiat-
ure. entitled
AN ACT
TO PROVIDE FOR THE PAYMENT OF THE, CLAIM
or HENRY f0NiE AND THOMAS f. DONNEIIY
FOR Legal. SERVICES PERFORMED by THEM
~ THE NATTER OF THE INVESTIGATION con
Quoted BEFORE HONORABLE EDWARD NJ
CIRCUIT. CoMPTR0II.ER OF NEW YORK CITY.
PURSUANT TO SECTION ONE HUNDRED AND
E0ETY-NINE OF THE NEW YORK CITY CHAR
TER AS TO THE JUSTNESS OF CERTAIN
CLAIMS PRESENTED BY THE NEW YORK Ed
LIGHT TO THE PUBLIC BUII.DIH$IS IN TIE
BOROUGHS OF MANHATTAN AND THE RRONX
AND ALSO LIGHTING THE STREETS IN THE
SAME BOROUGHS FROM The FIRST DAY 0F
JANUARY. NINETEEN HUNDRED AND THREE
TO THE TENTH DAY OF MARCH NINETEEN
HUNDRED AND FOUR AND ALSO AS TO TIiE
JUSTEESS OF CERTAIN CLAIMS PRESENTED nv
THE CONSOLIDATED GAS COMPANY FOR ST1p-
PLYING GAS. LAMP LIGHTING AND Gas LIGHT
TO PUBLIC BUILDINGS IN THE ROROITGH or
MANHATTAN FROM THE FIRST JANTT-
AIRY. NINETEEN HUNDRED AND THREE. TO
THE FIFTEENTH DAY OF MARCH, NINETEEN
HUNDRED AND FOUR.
Further notice hereby given that Puhlict Hearing
such bill will be hell the Mayors ONCE in the
city Hall. city Of New York, Tuesday March
26 1907. 1890 o'clock 4. NJ.
Dated City Hall. New York, March 20. 1907
GEORGE B MCCLELLAN.
This bill Will be the third heard nj that time
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23

DURsUANT To STATUTORY REQUIREMENT. No
i tice IS hereby given that Senate ~. s24
been passed by both branches Of the Legislature
titled
AN ACT
TO AUTHORIZE THE BOARD OF ESTIMATE AND
APPORTIoNMENT OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK
TO INQUIRE INTO THE CLAIM OF THE DONLON
CONTRACTING COMPANY AGAINST THE CITY
OF NEW YORK FOR CLEANING THE BRICK
SEWERS OF THE BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN, IN
THE CITY OF NEW YORK. AND TO PROVIDE
FOR THE PAYMENT THEREOF
Further notice Is hereby given that Public Hearing
upon such bill viii be held at the Mayors Office in the
city Han In the City Of New York. Tuesday March
&C. 1907, at l0:30 O'Clock A. NJ.
Dated City Hall. New York. March 90 1907
GEORGE B MCCLELLAN, Mayor.
Ihis BIZ viii he the first heard at that time
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23

IDURsUANT TO STATUTORY REQUIREMENT No
Il tce is hereby given that act-Senate 45i mt
397has been passed by both of the egislat
ure. entitled
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23

OfHce and Post ONCE Address:
Hall of Records.
Corner Of Chambers and Centre Streets
Borough of Manhattan.
York CITY
New-York tribune., 1907-05-19


enough - hVe on, thanks O. Mr. - Ton Se-
eIo9itE OUT ieit that ner reg---- n must E
cleared lur ier sake ana mime - erSuadel
her 70 60 TO law-wltn Wlat -l----. on know
Ihen became desperate new thof
papers were our only nope -1- ere seeIne-
no way 70 get them except o. -a.e -ern-Stea
them suppose should say out to g
10 the mouse TnySe-l, Dut my -- Ialed
was AFRAID theF Wouid never r ne WoTa4a
m and had no re,4sor--. .e --- TO ouef
lhen l saw YOU l knew tl.' .-l could d'
It, Il ne wou-d-It could De- q.'Shed tf
what WesternerS call q t.-. sent y1
INTO the hons den Tor me
And went, and stole the and cane
bacS uuScathed, hniSnel '-r smiling
mated % DO II, tnert WorC Y
pleading IN the bright eve. @ --e SCENE!
no other Way. and / "l~ -- take any
desperate chance
hen You knew all the -.--. vas n,
Your old trend
Sne droppct her eve 1-.. ytvitly'
and her fingers began % PLAY ,Sly with
her napkin e.. OF course -eadiu-y
ashamed OF myself; but So a-- Id do
she gave hlm teeti-E l~o te1I
dlmmed eye dii -..-- moment
that YOU were Tom Hu..a-. gave he
the idea II seemed the ~ to az
count Tor my speaking O.. - YOU Gil
Your part 50 Wei t1tr - lt lal
been right Why did y.a
urlO>itN- nc ans" t.. -iIcA .
sporting desire u see the e matter
and later, | hope, an h1r--- 1eP YOU
And now
We are not talking a..- ne inter
rupted quickly.
:" / am" he continued c..~ .71 now
have an equally honest .-. lent DE-
sire 10 know YOU Is yoG 4-- N-S WI
ton or Miss Franklin, o-- a - .-Ie sci.
She began 70 toy V.-- - --1 ag.tin-
and would not look N H--. '--d thinS
YOU knew me well enough @. ---s- ne. She
said little bitterly
" doubt If any amount no sc wo-d
make ME do that
Il have given YOU every 81 % do 81.
she pursued with relentles~ Soil -erlnation,
- | have acCoSted YOU IN the rect. hed
70 YOU. and done my best E. - YOU, an
then used you del'herdte.v o. : crime
What a damaing cataioga. teased
the man, with u tender tone ia 4oa
simply forestalled me 10y hrSt' anu
Your hbS were so tranSparect ' me recoiu
ing angel would scOrn to ec-s- As iG'
the crime" he laughed r " We"
they 80 say that lawyers ar- - worst AN-
breakers IN the world
I'm afraid YOU would uev- make good
judge" She said. smiling ,-- YOU are
too lenient with criminals. h-r he worst OF
all Is that have come here 0 .t- -i to-nishi::
unchaperoned. not even knowing our name
Granger dropped all levry Tao voice anu
manner and bent toward her lie took one
New-York tribune., 1907-05-19

C7rtrasI rom page .
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1907-09-12

was thought possible he might regain
his former health and activity. But
the second stroke together with his old
age proved too much, and from this at
tack he never recovered, being confined
to his bed for about two months imme-
diately proceeding his death.
The funeral services were held at the
residence at Superior conducted by the
Rev. Albert Day, pastor of the First
Presbyterian church. The remains
were sent to his former home in Iowa
for interment, where others of the
family lie buried, and where great
many of the relatives of the family still
reside. j. f. Vail the elder son was I'M
able to attend but G. G. Vail was able
to get here in time to accompany them
back to their final resting place.
Thus passes away one of the old
sturdy pioneers to his reward in the
great beyond. The deepest sympathy
is extended to the bereaved wife and
family in their great sorrow and be-
reavement.
Short services were conducted at the
grave Monday Sept. End by Rev. Good
sell. Garden Grove Express.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1907-09-12
John Vail

was born in Plymouth, Richland county,
Ohio, Jan. 6, 1858, and died at Superior,
Neb., August 81, 1907, at the age of 70
years, months, and % days. His boy
hood was spent in Richard county,
Ohio until he was about Is years Of
age, when he moved with his parents to
Crawford county, Ohio and resided
there until he reached manhood. On
January s, 1852, he was united in mar
riage to Martha Maria Littleton. To
this union were born three sons and
three daughters. The three sons, j. r.
Vail, of Boseman, Montana, G. G. Vail,
of Denver, Colo, B. F. Vail, of Superior,
Nebraska, and one daughter, Margaret
A. Vail also of Superior, Neb., together
with his wife survive him. In 1854 he
moved to Garden Grove, Decatur
county, Iowa, rearing his family there.
In the spring of 1898 he moved to I'M
perial, Chase county, Nebraska, living
there until January II, 1905 when he
moved to Superior, Nuckolls county,
Nebraska, spending the remainder of
his life there. Mr.. Vail, while never
having identified himself with any re-
ligious denomination, always lived a
life of unquestionable integrity and
during his life after manhood was
reached and until extreme old age pre-
vented, he was always very closely
identified with the best business inter-
ests of his county. In the earlier days
of his residence in Decatur county
Iowa, he did much in the upbuilding OF
the then new and sparsely settled coun-
try. He suffered two strokes of paraly-
sis, one while residing in Chase county,
and another since coming to Superior.
The first stroke he rallied from, and it
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1907-09-12

Prof. Holden of the State Agricultural
college is trifle less optimistic for
the yield of corn this season than is
J. r. Sage, Of the state crop service.
Prof. Holden estimates the crop under
70 per cent. With continued dry and
that of last year, which was record
breaker. Mr.. Sage's estimate is rs per
cent. With continued dry and warm
weather Prof. Holden thinks the crop
will be at least s. per cent of last year,
but should wet weather prevail during
September he thinks prospects are not
favorable for more than 70 per cent in
quantity and much less desirable in
quality.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1907-09-12
The man who calls himself vile
worm usually is crawling after the dust.

1t is claimed indigestion is the Nation
al disease. That's why the demand for
Kings Dyspepsia Tablets keeps increas-
ing because they do the work. Stomach
trouble, dyspepsia Indigestion, bloating,
etc., yield quickly. Two days treatment
free. Ask your druggist about them
Sold by W. G. Stempel & Co.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1907-09-12
September to be Stormy.

Irl R. Hicks, the st. Louis weather
prophet, is Of the opinion that Septem-
Der will be disturbed, if not phenome-
nally stormy. The astronomic outlook,
he says, strongly points to such results.
In his forecast Mr.. Hicks says that
storms will sweep progressively over
the country from the 4th to the 7th of
September, and the seismic shocks will
be felt in many places within forty-eight
hours of noon of the 9TH. The second
storm period will be central on the 9th,
10th and 18th, and this he calls the an
nual crisis of magnetic unrest. He adds
that heavy storms Of rain, hail, wind
and thunder will move out Of the north
west and be followed by great change
to cooler, with probable frosts.
Severe storms are to be expected, &C.
cording to Mr.. Hicks. from the 18th to
the 10th. This he calls the crisis of the
autumnal equinox, with Jupiter, Saturn
Mercury, Vulcan and Venus "all central
in disturbing energy He adds that
"this period and this whole central part
of the month is full Of perturbing causes
and phenomenal possibilities" and that
1.-THE chances are that general storms
and atmospheric unrest will continue
until after"
Another storm period is predicted for
the Goth to 22nd, the forecaster adding
that many volcanic and seismic convul.
sions also will be reported within forty
eight hours of sunset on the 21st. Fierce
gales and an ''almost early winter out Of
the northwest" are also among the
probabilities. He says that "all the
lake regions, especially, should beware
of these storms and the change follow.
ing"
The fifth storm period, according to
Mr.. Hicks, will be central on the 9th
and it's eliminating days will be Friday
to Sunday, 9th to 10Th. There will
then be change to the warmer, with
falling barometer, with return OF
marked storm conditions.
The forecast closes with the state
ment that there will be a notable in
crease of sun spots, and that "unless
there is compensatjng resultant Of
warning forces that we cannot now
see, the meteorological record for Sept
ember, taking the whole world over
will approach the phenomenal"
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1907-09-12

It is we'll known fact that persons
living in the pine forest do not suffer
from kidney diseases. One dose of
Pineules at night usually relieves back
ache. 80 days treatment $1.00. Your
money refunded if not satisfied. w. G..
Stempel.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1907-09-12
Lost and Found.

Lost, between $3.50 p. NJ, yesterday
and noon to-day, bilious attack, with
nausea and sick headache. This loss
was occasioned by finding at Z. P. Van
Werden's drug store a box of DR.. King
New Life Pills. Guaranteed for bilious
ness, malaria and jaundice. Csc.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1907-09-12

Ludlow Irvine needs no introduction
to our trade. Come in and see before
you buy. H. A. WRIGHT.