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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-08-24
TRIED FRAUD FOR INSURANCE
ATTEMPT is MADE TO GET POLL
CY FOR MAN WHO STILL
LIVES.

In Boise, Thursday, there was
brought to light one of the cleverest
attempts to defraud an insurance COM
pany that has ever been known in
which a Boise woman and four Boise
men had almost succeeded in carrying
out scheme to defraud the Bankers
Reserve Life company of Omaha, of
the sum of $4,000, the payment of a
policy on the life of a son of the wom-
an.
1t has been discovered that the mar.
reported to have been dead is alive
and driving a freighting team at At
lanta.
r. F. Marquis. an officer of the in
surance company, who came here 10
adjust ethe claim. thinking that every
thing was all right, has secured the
confession of the woman that she was
a party to the attempt to defraud,
and Mr.. Marquis states that neither
the woman nor any of the men Will
be prosecuted.
The following is a copy of the writ
ten confession made:
Mrs. Brown Confesses.
Whereas, on or about May 2S, 1907,
q notification was sent to the Bank
ers' Reserve Life that Hyrum E. Bar
ney upon whose life, policy No. $685.
was issued. had died, and whereas TINS
is not the case-the said contention
being a Misrepresentation said
Hyrum E. Barney is now living and
the colIusion is and was forced upon
me by ]. Mossberger, George Allen,
George Neal.
Now. therefore-on account or the
aforesaid collusiOn and fraudlent repre-
sentation, l hereby release the above
named company from all payment and
liability whatsoever. l further state L
an, the sole beneficiary named in poll
cy No. 55S7.
Icioned,. MINNIE C. BROWN,
Witnessed by William B. Davidson AMI
W. G.. Lane.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-08-24
Bio IRRIGATION Project.

Parties returning from the neigh
borhood of Washtucna report the sur
yay on the irrigation project at BIG
Meadows. in the Blue mountains
about half complete. The project Is
one OF the biggest of its kind IN the
country and will supply water LOT
vast country when it is completed anu
in operation. By building a dam "a
feet in height a lake comprising o0'
acres could be formed.
c. E. Burlingame, formerly Oh 'iii'
city. is at the head OF the ehteipll'e
and in case the plan is succeSsiu
the backing of capitalists Will oe
cured and the project pushed TO ai
immediate completion.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-08-24
BREAKDOWN Of
EL|HU ROOT
Feared that Secretary is on
Verge Of Collapse

NEW YORK. Aug 24.-Elihu Root,
secretary of state, is patient at Will
liam Muldoon's farm, near White
Plains.
The mental condition of Mr.. Root
has worried Mrs. Root and all the
members o fthe family, including Mr..
Roots nephews, in the last nine or
10 months.
Mr.. Roots trip to South America
was really more for relaxation than
for diplomacy. The journey laid out
dinary course of things would be under
way in a week or ten days, was largely
meant by President Roosevelt to take
Mr. Roots mind off a lot of things
that have brought insomnia and other
mental disturbances
When last week, Secretary Taft,
Postmaster General Meyer and Secre-
tary Root were summoned to Oyster
Bay, there was some discussion down
there among the newspaper CORES
pondents, first, because Mrs. Root was
with her husband on this visit, and,
second, that she seemed to show great
solicitude in regard to him.
Guarded by Detectives.
Six detectives kept reporters from
the secretary Of state. although the
newspaper men were permitted to talk
with Taft and Meyer and to accom-
pany them a part of the way to the
presidents house and back to New
York
No newSpaperman was permitted to
talk with Mr. Root. Secretary Taft
and Postmaster Meyer came to New
York that night. but Mr.. Root re-
mained over in Oyster Bay with his
WIFE,
On the following morning, with Mrs.
Root the secretary of state departed
Ostensibly for his summer home i'm
Southampton Newspapermen were
informed of the exact time he would
depart, an a crowd of them saw him
apparently go eastward on Long Island.
AS the facts known now are, the
secretary of state may have been
driven ten. Is or 20 miles toward his
Southampton home. but somewhere ne
stopped at a railway station, and meet
ing his secretary, came to New York,
and then went to White Plains where
he was taken to the Muldoon SANTA
RUM
Rumors Suppressed.
1t is assumed taking all the rumors
of the last year and the testimony OBJ
tanned last night, that Mr.. Root is on
the verge of a serious breakdown: in
fact, that a term at Muldoon's place
was regarded as one of the essen
tials toward his restoration to health,
and that he is being prepared there
for the trip to Mexico, which is slated
to follow.
Many things have come from Wash
ington in the last eight or 10 months
about Mr.. Root, which have not peen
used in conservative newspaper offices
because, without direct proof, they
looked to be hardly credible.
Root, on the surface, is regarded as
a man without emotion. To the gen.
eral person he seems to have an icy
temperament. The actual fact is all
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-08-24
A Real kissinu Bee.

PITTSBURG. Aug. 24.-Because she
kissed a man who looked just toe
cute last evening, Mrs. NJ. Kierney, 80
blacked-eyed. rosy and dimpled, was
Mayor Coleman, of McKeesport, this
morning. Mrs. Kierney blushingly paid
the fine and promised that it wouldn't
happer. again.
Mrs. Kierney was on a streetcar
when she saw the "cute" man sitting
in a corner. She said she couldn't re-
sist the temptation of throwing her
arms around his neck and kissing him
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-08-24
Return From Wallowa.

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Hartley and chii-
dren returned this morning from
four weeks overland trip through the
Wallowa valley.
Upon leaving Walla Walla the party
nroceedeJ to WalloWa, taxing three
navs for the trip camping in a tent by
the roadside at night and enjoying all
tbe Injuries of the simple life. After
snending a week at Wallowa lake the
nartv drove to Baker City proceeding
in the same manner. At Baker CITY
q week was spent. There the travellers
wera entertained by Mrs. H. A Reeves
Mrs Hartley's mother and Henry
Hooker, her brother.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-08-24

Another

Another grand watermelon feast was
given by Judge Brents on the court
house green yesterday in celebrations
of the marriage of Myrtle Upton and
James LIE Roy.
The feasters however, We're not suff1-
cient to consume the feast and many
melons brought out for the days fes-
tivities were put back on the ice to
await the next occasion when the
Judge performs a ceremony.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-08-24
"PRIDE OF THE ARMY"
Best Band on the Coast Gives Concer
a: the Fort.

a.: the fort.
on the parade at the fort last nlght
the regular concert by the cavalry band
was given. A large crowd, both OF
fort and CITY people. attended and en-
joyed the brilliant playing of this pop
uar musical organization. The follow
ing program was rendered by the
band:
March-"The Pride of the Army" ~.
......... .......... ...... Ahuie"
Cverture-"M "Masseniello" ....... .Auber
Grand Lohengrin" Wagner
Waltz-"On the Beautiful Rhine'...
Keller Bola
Medley-Collection of Southern Airs
Conterno
Two -"SbiIoIob @" Sweet
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-08-24
At ST. Mary's Hospital.

r. Ross of Imogene, Ia. Is pa
tient for medical treatment at ot
Mary's hospital.
John H. Johnson of Starbuck is al
g. ,r.rv,s bospital for medical atten-
ton.
Carter of this city was received
at ST Mary's hospital this afternon ioi
medical treatment.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-08-24
Serious CHARGE,

Frank l.. Tibbits has succeeded IN
getting himself in several different
kinds of trouble during the past l.
hours.
Last night he was robbed of $50. To-
day, w. H Williams, the man whom
he accused, was arrested and the trial
set at o'clock this afternoon. IT'D
pits however, failed to appear and an
information charging him with COM
rounding a felony has been filed.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-08-24

SALT LAKE, Aug. PA Specidl u
the Herald from Goldheld, NeN" sd!
the labor situation at Gold1leld Is III
a critical condition. A number OF con
tractors in the town have quit worn
because the demands of the plumbers
for 50 for eight hours work and VIII
the exception of the Nye & Ormsos
Bank building, operations are at
standstill. No work is being done Oh
the Goldfield hotel, the county coui
house or the News building. Inc coh-
tractors declare they will not RESUME
work until an agreement is signed 1ol
tho wear at the building scale OF %
for stone masOns. br1cklayers anu
plumbers. Only the plumbers nave oo
nanded an increase.
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Critical Labor Situation.

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-17
TRANSACTIONS I'M REALTY.

John Z. Nail. OF the Office Of Philip A. Payton.
tr.. has sold for client 10 James C. Thomas the
five story triple aathouse No. 81 West u9th St..
25Xloo feet Mr. Thomas gives IN part payment the
five story single fathouse No PIGS 9Th
William c. A Edward Lester and Layton &
Rogers have sold for F. a. Goethe TO John Acker.
for occupancy. the four story dwelling house No.
SIS West 142d St, lot l6x991 feet
Heilner < Wolf and n l. & L. Ottinger have
sold, through Robert r. Cowan, 10 Milard Mason,
for occupancy. the four story dwelling house No.
l25 West Sth st, lot 25Xl0610 feet. This is the
second house sold out Of tie ten purchased by
these operators f9Om the James estate few weeks
ago
Arnold & Byrne have sold for Arnold H. Price
10 Louis Oppenheimer Nos $50 and so 9Th ave, two
six story tenement houses. plCt 45XlG0 feet.
Steinman AZ Jackson have sold for Sylvan Metz
ger and Sol Cohen TO Geiger & Braverrnan the
southeast corner OF 9Th ave. and u9th St, Eve
story triple flathouse 25xSO feet; also sold for
Geiger & Braverman TO the Kaliski Realty Com
pany No West 18th st. q five story triple fat
Henry NJ. We.n has sold for a client 70 L. J.
Kreshover No. 1411 Avenue A. a five story tene-
Tnent house. lot 256x75 feet
RieEer g. Pechner have sold the SIX five story
tenement houses at tbs northeast corner of LIST
ave and Seth 81. plot 100X1l5 feet
Albert SOHolsh has sold No. % CTrystie ST. SIX
story front and five story rear double tenement
houses. on lot 25Xl0O feet. TO Well & Mayer.
Charles ]. Nfinkoff has sold No q Orchard ST.
four story tenement house. 17x50 feet. for Simmer
meyer Brothers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-17
REALTY NOTES.

The Charles F. NOyes Company brokers in the
recent sale OF the Fulton-Chambers Building, Nos
lG2 and 1o Fulton st. has leased entire floors In the
building for a long period OF years to II. & Z. O.
Belais. at No. ~ John St. and to Worthington
& Raymond. Also one-half floors to BerGsten &
Son. Shepard Co.. II. Pepper Sons and Kaufer
& Krengel. all jewelry manufacturing concerns
Other important leases with Jewelry and manu-
featuring firms pending.
Alfred r schermefhorn has leased the tolIowln$
houses for the coming season. AT south ampton
Long Island Elijah r. Keuncdy's Bonnie Dune
fronting the ocean, 10 Walter L. Goodwin, and
Mrs. Frederic II. Betrs'S A Weel- Moor. on The
ocean. 10 J. Egnont Schermerhorn.
John Tyler has sold for Banentine Brothers to
William H. PaTke the Bernards Inn. Demands
vile. y. J.
George Hahn and Harry Schultz are the buyers
OF the Robert Building, Nos 81 and 20 Water St.
recently sold.
BENJAMIN r. Lummis Is having extensive altera-
tons made 10 the building No. 3 West Soth ST 10
be used exclusively for physicians offices. ana mas
leases signed now for ths major part OF the build
Ing. Mr.. Lumnis has leased 10 client for a term
OF years for business. the premises No 81 West
Goth 81. Also, the store in the building No. Z2
West 9th St to the Columbia Bed Company OF
Trenton, y. J. Also, another once in the building
No. 43 10 a West Esd st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-17
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune.

Chicago. March 16.-This was another bear day De-
cl;nes the close. Wheat &c
about &c. but. although squay
the bulls about half hour the beginning
session. Nay in only sc down, and July
and September about I16c higher recovered
purchases By shorts that the decline
smaller than that early IN the
The market wheat had a weak opening and there
being nothing bearish Influences the news the
bears hand. Of which they took possible ai-
vantage There was drop o. &c the half hour
price May delivery and July suffered to an equal
extent, the absence Of any important addition 20 the
previous OF bug Damage telling against tho
crop month The local arrivals 20 against
year ago. Bug damage reports while less
still coming. May wheat closed at 75Sc 75&c.
compared with 75Hc &c yesterday July closed at
IKE. against 771o 10 THO
Liquidation Of long heavy still the
governing motive OF me trading cereal There
momentary the opening. owing
farmers 70 get into the heds and leave hauling grain
10 market for less busy time receipts were
cars against es the day year ago. shipments
were 3o5oOo bushels Estimate Of Mondays receipts
bis cars May at the close 4sF.o compared
with 447c to <5e July closed 4531c a decline Of 40
Liquidation OF long which been the ruling
feature OF trade in that cereal throughout
tEUed until the Nay price had forced down
&c Local receipts 277 against 143 same
day year Shipments 81 bush and estimate
OF Mondays receipts is ss4 cars May closed
897sc. against yesterdays OF 4Oc TO 4Ohc; July
closed At 36sSc, compared with 90Bc TO 86%c.
Tho market hog products OF tha same general
character as IN the cereals the conspicuous being
heavy liquidation by those had been bulls Local
hog receipts for the ls4 head. against
1900 the same week last year weeks local run
Is estimated head of which 80 600 are
expected Monday. May pork closed ct SIS 10 and May
lard closed So loss TIC. May closed at
IS 49, a decline Of &c yesterdays closing price
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-17
REALTY IMPROVEMENT IN JAMAICA.

The Everett Realty and Construction Company
has awarded the contract for the Improvement of
its property, 10 be known Everett Park bounded
by Hillside avenue, Fulton street, Kaplan avenue
and Carlton avenue, to II. J. Mullen, Jamaica
contractor. All the improvements are planned Oh
4 most liberal scale. The streets are all laid out
with width Of sixty feet. thirty foot roadway and
fifteen foot sidewalks each side. Vitrihed pipe
sewers viii be laid ali streets. with six inch
house connections In front OF each lot Cement
curb and cement sidewalks five feet wide TO
be laid for the entire length Of the various Streets
and between the curos the road is be paved with
a first class macadam, Ranked on either side oy
vtTified brick cutters three feet wide. The speci
hcatons call for the hest quality Of material and
workmanship Gas and water mains are to be laid
in all streets and the total estimated cost of the
improvements is more than $4,000. The contract
calls for the completion Of the entire work
before June next.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-17
European Property for Sale.
Fine Old English Country Seat.
NEAR WINDSOR AND MAIOENHEAD.
ENGLAND.

ro d LII OR soLD Will PossEss11

BERKs COUSTY.-A beautiful old Country NAN
SION, miles from Royal Windsor. miles from
"Cliveden" formerly the residence Of the Dula ~
Westm.uste- ana now The seat OF " W Aston ESQ
within q drive % Henley and ASCOT minutes wall
from the Thames and haif an hour by train ser
o 10 London. The historical Nansfop
gravel soil IN Dlrkke surroundfnPs ,rf+L
beautiful heavily tuberea pleasure grounds ana e3r
deus. with south aspect and approached a
with lodge. This aristocratic contains en-
trance hail. stately drawing with view of Wind
Castle large dining rooms library, boudoir ana
study billiard is bed and dressing rooms batb
ample servants quarters. sabling : ar 10
horses: gr0oms' rooms gardeners and coachrens cot
taEes- walled fruit and kitchen garden Of srras
gluss houses. orchard; spreading lawns 10 private
stream. Bolf hunting. fishing ana boating district
modern sanitation The residence is in excellent deco
ratiVe repair Rent for the residence
s acres hundred pounds per annum on repatrfne
lease Prize for the mansion grounds and home farm
with ancient Manor House Of ANTIQUARIAN Interest
dated the Nv century the whole covering an area Of
about l2o acre. twenty fAoufa01 bounds partition az
with Photographs on application TO Mcssrs GOULD &
SEAYNE. Solicitors Glastonbury Somerset ENGLAND
or o. the Agents ALEX II. TURNER & CO. az
South Audiey Street I~ldoa. EnEIanS-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-17
TO ENLARGE WEST SIDE HousE

Plans have been filed for charging and remod-
ellias the four story and basement dwelling house
NO West <Slh 81. for Edward L. Burriu as owner
al cost OF Sl0.og0 according 10 the estimate Of
the architects, Lawlor q Haasss and for making
over tae Two four story front and TWO story rear
tenement houses Nos. Gil and CI3 Greenwich 81
into stable for John NJ Williams new owner
the necessary changes 10 cost $1,000 according 10
the estimate % william s. Be- q, the architect.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-17
WILL REMODEL MAIDEN LANE BUILDING

Plans have been fled with buildings Superintend-
ens Murphy Ter remodelng and consolidating into
one building the two i've story Office and store
BUILDINGS az Kos - and y Maiden Lane. for the
Ten and Twelve Maiden Lane Company. Of which
~ J. Auerbach IS president. The stores viii be
reftted and have bays. The improvements are
10 cost $4,000 according 10 the estimate OF Clinton
e Russell the architects.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-17
A ONE STORY ANNEX FOR THE PLAZA

The Manhattan plans for new buildings fled YES
Eerday comprise a one story basement and cellar
building, - feet front and 1905 feet deep with
an ornamental FACADE Of marble trimmed brick to
ne erected az No y Vest ssh street for the Plaza
Operating Company as an annex 10 the neE Plaza
itotel. ano 70 Be used for housing machinery for
hanqiing Soal. The building is to cost $4,000 II.
J. Hardenbergh is the architect.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-17
TWO BIG wHITEsToNE DEALS.

The Whitestone Land and Building Company has
purchased through the Mcknight Realty Company
rigteen lots al Kenmore. WhitestOne. These lots
are in Sth ave. and the proposed trolley will run
within 200 feet OF the plot Il INTENDS 10 erect
eight houses on the site al
The Mcknight Realty Company also reports the
xale OF lots AZ Kenmore. WhitestOne 20 the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-17

A DvERTIsEMENTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS for Tbs
"A Tribune received al their Uptown ONCE No 1864
Broadway, between s6th and 37th O'Clock
p Advertisements received the following branch
Offices regular ONCE until D. m viz
25A sth S. e. 23d st 1873 9Th ave. 18th
81 Eas: l4th st: PSI West aga 7th and
Sth goa Wee. l25th St; 1888 Sd ave. between
10th ana 77th sts 1925 30 ST.: 1905 1st
s9th St: 1877 East 1Z5th st: 75s Tremon,
i've: $50 Sd ave. near Elst st.: 554 Sd ave. 30
~ 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-17
NEW APARTMENT HOUSE IN A TRADE

@i2eit thinner ilahh mas solo Tor y. & z. Marx 10
Jennie l. Dunn through kurtz & Wren No. 1923
si'sl'e-l aFs. ne" SIX story triple apartment
house, with I'VE stores on plot l3x1Ogx frreg,,l,-
al the Junction of Boston Road The BUYER gives
~ part payment the Haiues Fails properfv jr ~
Catskllls- L comprises the Haines Falls Hotel ca
cottages ana about ninety acres OF land Including
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-17
DOWNTOWN PLOTS In DEMAND.
AL1NY LARGE SALES OF PROPERTY SOUTH OF 59TH
STREET REPORTED IN LAST TWO WEEKS
for Fulton Street Parce-Specuo and Investors
tUe the Central Sections

Equality Investment Company. organization
formed for the purpose of building homes to be
occupied by its own members.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-17
Unfurnished Apartments to Let.

a frH ST. l35 WEST (''rhe Iowa')-FGrst class ee-
apartments: rooms bath, maids toilet:
So. rooms lath SO sos: electric light phone liberal
concession desirable families.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-17
SHORE FRONT,

Modern cottage; IL rooms; all modern improvements
a good location. SOrthport; trolley. acre
land. With actual shore front; price, $1,000
F. E. KRUGER. % Court ST.. Brooklyn. y \.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-17
CHILDREN AND CHICKENS.


Bellmore. L. Country cottage and barn: new;
rooms; cement cellar porchss; fruits; = acre only
minutes from depot: 5000: easy terms. See own
H J. DUNN 19S B'way. Sth door. Ny. CRY 20 : =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-17

= MINUTES FROM SAITH STA delightful ysaf
4 round summer home; house 5Sx4O feet; 10
bath: all improvements. minutes walk
station; best section OF village lot nearly
equipment; one OF the most desirable suburban
homes offered Long Island, bargain az
$4,000. RESIDENT OWNER. P. o. BOX zoo. Madison
Square
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-17
City Property for Sale.
City Property to Let.

NOR RENTING 1e2 w s2d St. n. Y. CITY; story
II and basement brick house Apply owner IL Il c'- ~"
l59 RutIedge ST Brooklyn. n. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-17

Little Falls. y, J.. beautifully situated. 20 mile
nom N z City; monthly communication. So nowS d
time 20 buy right: get my list and be convinced
c. c DANIELS. Real Estate.
jackson Bldg. Little Falls n. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-17

PARGAIN.-Farm and village home combined; large
Af residence. II rooms: barn. outbulldngs; coFnsr
property fronting three public several acres
will divide TO splendid advantage. near Great SOUR
Bay. depot schools. 81 700; S1.700 cash. J. -
SWEZEY. PatchOEus. L. l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-17

A POULTRY FARM for sale near New York: up. @
~ date buildings; hen house, capacity 1000; wen
stocked and In running order; OUT and see ne
Central Railroad OF New Jersey; hour out ROSE
TREE POULTRY PLANT. FrensaU, y. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-17

noCToR's OFFICE; parlOr floor and extension: nnaly
II furnished electricity all conveni0nces: long lease
given 30 West 6Sth St
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-17

IyRUTT FARNs-aO acres. good dwelling located nsN5
r. R.. lake. $500; possession; q seTss So
DWELLING r. r.. STOCK implements. Sl.2O gosss
sion: catalogue fre0 C. CHESTER MARSHALL ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-17

NOR SALE-One hour out. IL miles from railroad
IL station: elegant nine house. barn. chielel
house fine shade and lots OF fruit three acres nnes
soil; on macadam road: Watching Mountains n rear
y mile mOuntainsfde; SIX timber land. VIA
virgin soil; possession at oncs price S450O. Apply
D. L GULICK. Dunollen. n J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-17

FOR sALE.-Farm OF $50 acres; good buildings On
mOVvings good water: excellent location. szaui'u
view. Sls miles from Wnsed; price s2SOO; 5000 dow
balance en- mortgage at per cent
b e MOORE WinStod. Coll-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-17
Country Property to Let.

CyPF-ND THE SUMMER IN Mt Vernon fine eight
- apartment for rent beginning April l. VIII rent
''' - b C1IAPPLE. Park ave. Mt. Vernon