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I,-p, FAMILY HOUSES. three modern stone front
u aigrt rooms and tiled bathroom each: hardwood
eoors. rrce 81 600 c. G GRETSINGER, 6Ti5 I'd ave-
near 67th St West Bay Ridge
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Furnished Houses to Lei-Country

. 14-ROoM NEW HOUSE. thoroughly furnished. TO re-
~ spousible party, exchange for rooms reserved
with board for two. OVERLOOK. Larchmont.
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Miss lana's School for Girls. Earist

,ToRAv1AN SEMINARY FOR GIRLS. BsthlsheEl. Pa
VI bounded 1T4Q 15Sth year Opened sept .sta
Address = MAX HAEK- D. d. Prtn
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An action has been begun by the Metropolitan Life
Insurance Company against Twenty-frst Street
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this city The Commercial Trust Company intends
to put up a sixteen story Office building site
at Exchange Place. west of its present home.
The home building, too, is TO be enlarged
Fine lots on Jersey City Heights may be bought
for 81 900 each Hudson County Park Is being laid
out in that section. 1t is said the playground of
that park viii be one of the largest in the world
and one-half again large as Prospect Park play
ground. Brooklyn. The park project has resulted
in big increase in values on the Heights. Some
houses the Heights cost from S25 oJO TO $4,000.
II am sure the person who buys royv in Jersey
City viii never regret it,
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TO FoREcLosE $4,000 MORTGAGE

five recently completed II is OF the best houses
built for sale Side.
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Building and Construction Company and others to
foreclose a mortgage of $4,000 on the property Nos
is and 20 West 21st st. eleven story mercantile
and loft building. plot feet. The mortgage
made October 30. 1905
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Country Property for Sale.

NEW SEVEN ROOM HOUSE; improvements open fir
y places furnace; Scarsdale. Harlem Railroad; rer
S36 Hacks depot for De Iissers House.
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FOR THE ARCADE, NEWARK. ssooooo

Philip J. Bowers and William s Fairchid have entered
into with Frederick G. Agens the pur-
chase OF the Arcade building Broad st. Newark
The price is said TO be $780, OOO DEAL which
includes the transfer % Agens properties owned
by Bowers & Fairchild will be closed l. The
Arcade is assessed for taxation al si3J JoGO
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T1oR sAI.E-Two tflree-famy brick houses in tho
L 26tb ward. WM. HILLENBRAND. builder. No rs
Milford street. Brooklyn
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Real Estate Wanted.

NOUNG MAN experienced and recommended wants
4 property personal attention given renting.
collections repairs CONDON, Jr.. 81 Chambers St
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A FINE WEST SIDE DEAL.

struction Company No. 10 West s5th st, a five story
American basement dwelling house.
1922 feet II is the first house be sold Of Of
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City Hotels.

4 .-ELEG ASTLY furnished apartment, with private
~ 81 daily. weekly. including meals. Sl259.
meals, 81 day: transents accommodated ALABAMA
HOTEL. Is E 11th St. bet. Broadway and 9Th Ave.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-19
City Property for Sale.

A T S25. .00O-An opportunity TO purchase bargain
y 65 West s3J ST. between Central Park West
fourstory high -stoop private house
brownsone and brick front. foyer hall laundry and
hutIers pantry extension: lot 16 SN1oo2: plumb
parQuet floors; possesSion Caretater promises
or y /. & L. OTTI%GER Room 6O2. 81 Nassau
beautiful DWELLINGS FOR SALE IN VAN
Id CORTLANDT TERRACE, Upper Broadway
See DAVID STEWART. 203 Broadway
A NORTHWEST house Convent ave. in per
- feet condition every respect. sale Apply
70 ] ROMAINE BROWN & co. IS West s3d 81.
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9 . = = = :
HEART TO HEART
Q n
: RIM ~

week ago L let go the helm of Trinity, went down
into the country, cut OF the telephone played with the
dogs chummed with the horses and chldrens every
rop asked IN natures language the flicker worth the
candle?' tried to answer the question
thought that Trinity able to for itself
dno you nave seen that it Yesterday got back and
IN one Of those Saturday halfhoday markets. with
everything weak and dull Trinity kicked her heels like
paddock bardown colt with tremendous activitahon+
10000 shares in two hours all other stocks com
bineo-Irnit rose 81 share closed at the top while
all the others were dropping So to SIS.
Why the public good to Trinity? Why were they
good Butte Trimountain Copper Range? In the
Butte campaign after had lifted the stock
State and Wall streets will day the bounds caught
me sick abed and how like jackas neck of wounded
buck they closed In Butte. night Butte closed Mt
the bottom H. and the prophesied that open
up next morning at l. 1t did look bit chilly for I
borrowing sacks of money Butte, banks and
trust companies did consider themselves my legal guard
ans That night up in bed determined 10 make
hurry-up call to my following.
When man has been years building up a following
financial folowing-a following over 100000 with
their names and addresses the largest in all the world
barring the insurance companies that following at
call and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., hurry-up summons means
so1nelhlng- 1t means so much that would sound
It unless he he heard breakers dead ahead
All will recall how the puhlic-Iny pubc-answered next
morning Butte did need another hurryllp call and
went TO 100 It the on its way
from 10 TO 125 and in Copper Range while it travelled
from 10 TO 1O5 In each my campaigns had 10 issue
but hurry call and then
IN Trinity have get to make first call say
Ing Of my last hurryup call yet my enemies
while was down country, printed the story I
given my Trinity campaign for the time being because
the general market bad.
1t is fair to ask the public who watched me
struggle with many many campaign that often looked
il might slip its harness go back down the trail:
When did know abandon a campaign until
got the army all into camp?" You have me get
some bad Gckngs, and you have make some raw
mistakes but you abandon a campaign until
had got the army into camp. Under any
could not quit until had made one hurryp call
and viii say here that any time my first hurryup
call in this Trinity campaign my following will respond
with such rapdity that Trinity over the highest
point have named and stay there.
And why. ask again. has the public been so good 10
Trinity and my other coppers? Trinity Butte and
the Trmountain and Copper Range campaigns each an
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Special Election Notice.


STATE OF NEW YORK
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER.
Whereas. exists Ia once on Member ~
Assembly for the Fifteenth Assembly District OF the
County Of New York caused by death OF Mervin c.
Stanley; and
Whereas. II is provided by thu
IN such case special election shall 20 had:
&oU, therefore. ]. Charles T. Hughes n he
State Of New York IN Of ~
Sectl5n four Of TIE Election Law, hereby and
proclaim that election for Member Assembly n
the place % the said Mervn Stanley
tsenth Assembly District II the County ~
TGsEda1. the twelfth day Of March 1907
ton - conducted in the mode prescribed by
the election Of members of Assembly.
Given under hand and the FriVv Seal the state
the CAPITOL IN the city Of Albany this seventh
tEeeIl day February the year Lord
thousand nine hundred and
CHARLES Z. HUGHES.
by the Governor:
Robert H Fuller.
Secretary 10 TIE Governor.
STATE or NEW YORK. ss.
ONCE 81 the Secretary Of State 80
hereby certify that tho foregoing is a Of
ton Member II Assembly in the Fifteenth Assembly
twelfth Gay March. 1907 which proclamation is pub
shso pursuant 10 The provisions of Section . q the
Election Law.
Given under my y Office 81
Secretary O State. g Capitol CITY
Tseall Of Albany THE eighth day ~ February. IN
ol our Lord one thousand nine hundred
and
JOHN &. WHALEN
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each campaign has been fair square and
profitable TO the people, because campaign has walked
out into the and shown itself what is and that
Is all the public ask in any dollars and cents deal
What the public ask us fairly and
squarey and matter what Wall State street
think. we will take of ourselves
All history shows that the public never deserted
who them a fair deal 1t was because | banked on
this that brought Butte from to 100 Trmounain from
10 to 125, and Copper Range 10 o 100
banked this brought Trinity from II to
and will carry it to 40 and then 100 and Butte
sells to-day 113 Trmounain and Copper Range o..
and all three per dividend payers;
out Of campaigns the public
in profits.
say the holders of Trinity that l would not
hesitate go wds of Africa and remain twelve
month without that borsesense my following
would that Trinity was selling at it's
my and that is all they sell it
is all would have sell at under any conditions and with
copper the metal to-day - Trinity is easily worth
-, and viii he 100 and over.
In unquadedIy advising individual. and Pres-
dent of the Trinity Company buy Trinity now say:
When any man buys another stakeholder secures the
profit do any because have none for sale
All selling under H. that those bought would
make the profit when they sold 90 80 40 as some
them have and 80 60 20 and 80 as some of them
will
know this is an odd and never-before done way Of
doing the stock business my advertisements this
will possible for me TO do it profit
ably, and why do it.
Don't lose sight of my advice TO buy only through
Stock Exchange house. Don't buy upon margin Don't put
Stop order behind your stock when you feel like
taking your profit do remembering the oldest
adages of finance: "No to the poorhouse
from taking profits lie who bought at II and rot I'M
easy at 70 or q did not when he
ms 100 per cent When he finds his uneasness gone
II Is 3D. be should per cent he
lost but should in and up from 80 TO a. or
course believe in the Butte Trimountan and
Copper Range the man is the one who afte
he has bought stays with II finish and takes all tbs
profits
desire TO impress upon following that I have
waited long and patiently for perfect copper market cond
Mons SO mat when they arrived could safely say that
trinity was worth 70 and would worth 100 and ovn-
that my following might safely buy and make enormous
pronS-end that might come back them later and ask
them 10 follow into another something the success =,
"hch VIII be many many times greater import 70 the
eFi'ah people than all the 'COppers' born to be born
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TX PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON ABNER
l. Q. Thomas. Surrogate OF the County of New York
IS hereby given all persons having claims
against Charles H Isham. late of the County Of New
York. deceased 20 present the same, with vouchers
thereof the subscribers, their place
ing business. the once OF e Forster No As
William Street Borough Of Manhattan in the CITY Of
New York. before the 18th day OF August next
Dated New York. the sth dsy Of February, 1907.
HENRY DE FOREST WEEKES. MATHEW n
MOODY. Executors
WEEKES e. FORSTER. Attorneys Executors No
40 william Street Manhattan New York city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-11
Financial Meetings.

ITO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE CASWFII-
Il MASSEY COMPANY:
-Hotce * hereby given that the annual meeting ~
soeSnoioeTs Of the caseii Massey Company. for tho
escuon Of directors Of such
business the meeting viii be held
g. the ONCE Of the corporation. avenue in
tne Borough OF Manhattan, City and York
on re eighteenth day Of February 1907
Dated New York City. February 4. 1907.
JOHN g KNIGHT.
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~ PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. ABNER c.
notice hereby persons having claims against
Adolph Hermann, late OF the County New YORK de-
pTeEen the same with
subscribers place tansactius business Nos
81 and 80 Thomas Street Borough OF Manhattan in the
city Of New York ON or before the lst day May next
Dated. New York II . 18th day of October
JOSEPH HERMANN. LOUIS A. HERMANN. MIL
TON c. HERMANN Executors. ~
BOOTHBY BALDWIN Attorneys for Executors 81
Nassau St. Borough of Manhattan. New York city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-11

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. ABNER
i G Thomas, "A Surrogate of the County
notice Is hereby given to all persons having claims
Thomas E Stillman. late OF the County
York deceased, to present the same. with vouchers
thereof the subscribers their place OF ransacng
the ONCE OF their attorneys Butler
Mynderse. No "a Wall Street, in Borough OF
Manhattan. City OF New York. before
day OF May
WILLIAM A. TAYLOR.
WILLIAM ARMSTRONG
EDWARD S. HARNESS.
Executors
Attorneys sor Executors So Wall Street. New
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. A8NER c.
Il Thomas Surrogate OF the County New York
given TO all persons having claims against
Joh W. Miller OK the County OF New York. de-
present the with vouchers hercNt TO the
transacting business, the Of
fees Of Fitch Moore swan. No Sc Pine the
city New York. before the 10th day OF April
Dated New York. 18th lay OF October. 1906
WALTER Z HOUGHTON. Executor.
FITCH. MOORE & SWAN; Attorneys for Executor. Sc
Pine street. Borough Manhattan. New York City.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. g. .e...-.-.-
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FLORIDA.
SurOgates Notices.

~ ESSBERG. MAXIM PURSUANCE OF AN
IL order Hon. Abner c Thomas Surrogate Of the
ountv of York. notice is hereby given 70 all
sons having claims against Max Hessberg late OF the
county OF New York deceased. present the same
the subscribers their place
transactng business. the Office Of Wolf Kohn &
I-IIman, 20S Broadway. IN the City OF New York.
on or before the cSth day OF July next
Dated New York the 14th day OF January. 1901.
LENA HESSBERG.
EDWIN SOMNERICH. EXECUTORS.
SIMSON WOLF.
SOL. KOFfN Attorney for Executors, 2o3 Broadway.
Borough Of Manhattan. New York City.
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Excursions.
SurTOgates' Notices.


IN PURSUANCE or AN ORDER OF HON FRANK T.
i Fitzgerald Surrogate OF the County OF New York,
hereby given all having claims against
B. Warren late ~ the County OF New York,
deceased "a present the same vouchers thereof 10
the sutscriber rlace iTansactinE business
the city New Haven. Connecticut.
on or before the 18Th day cf July next
Conn, the l9th day Of January. 1907.
NATHAN H. FUTILE. Executor
TN PURSUANCE OF Az ORDER OF HON FRANK
i T. Fitzgerald, surrogate Of the County
York. hereby given All having
inns against nnie p Burgess late County o
New York deceased. presen: the with
the Subscribers, their place Of
businesr. the Office % William r. Wilcox.
street, Borough OF Manhattan. the city
York. or before the goth day of August
Dated New York. the 9Th day Of February 1907
JOHN ". NROOMAS. OSCAR BUNHE. DANIEL
MAYNARD BURGESS. Executors
WILLIAM r. WILCOX Attorney for Executors 30
Nassau street. Manhattan Borough. New York city.
Tn PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or HON ABNER
Il Thomas. a Surrogate Of County Of New York,
hereby given 10 ali persons having claims against
Charles Doherty. late Of the County New York,
deceased the with vouchers thereof
snbscribes their place Of ansactng business at
Office ~ Thompson, koss Warren. No. 256 Broad
way the Borough or Manhattan, in the city ~ New
York or before The first day 81 September
CHARLES 6. KOss MARIE ROCHE. Executors
GEORGE FLINT WARREN Jr Attorney for Executors
25s Broadway Borough Of Manhattan. New York city.
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EHLING. GEORGE RIM PURSUANCE OF AN
II order Of Hon Frank T. Fitzgerald, Surrogate OF
the County OF New York, notice hereby given all
persons having claims against George Fling. OF
the City Of Philadelphia OF Pennsylvania deceased
10 present the same with vouchers thereof 10 the sub
scTber his place OF transactng business the once
Of job E Hedges No l4l Broadway. in the City Of New
Dated. New York September s. 1905,
LOUIS AUERBACH Executor
New York City.
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u PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON FRANK
4 T. Fitzgerald a Surrogate OF the Of New
York, notice Is hereby given 10 Nil persons having
claims against Mary Ann Riddle late of County
Of New York, deceased, to present the with
vouchers thereof tho subscribers their place Of
uansaCung business nj the law Offices Of MURRAY
Bennett Ingersoll, Nos 1922 william Street in The
Dated New York tho 18TH dav Of December 1906
CHARLES J.. HOLT.
MARY CHALMERS.
Executors
MURRAY BENNETT q INGERsOIL. Attorneys for
Executors, 1922 William Street New York City.
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TRAYMORE
Sc SIDE HOUSE.

ATLANTIC CITY. y. j.
Directly o the front. overlooking the steel
Pier UnexceIIed and modern every particular.
Capacity water baths with suites public
Steam heated parOrs The table and service
OF the highest standard trains Booklet
F. P COOK & SON
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VIMMERMAN. Johanna

VlMMERMAN. JOHANNA MN PURSUANCE; OF
~ an order q Hon Frank r. Fitzgerald. Surrogate
iI nc o-i o. ew lork notice Is hereby given to
man. late Of the County OF Jew York deceased to
present the same. with vouchers thereof o sub
scrber his place OF transacting business at tha or
nee OF e Mcclure jacques. ESQ. No. 81 BROADWAY n
Dated New York. the Gath day Of September 1905
OLFERT a. JANSEN
T. MCCLURE JAQUEs Administrator.
Attorney for Administrator
80 Broadway Borough Manhattan. N. Y. City.
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I,OHEN SAMUEL MN PURSUANCE OF AN
y order oil Abner e.. Thomas. Surrogate OF tho
OF York notice is hereby given TO all per
having cluims against Samuel NJ Cohen. lat" of
County Of New York deceased, present the same
with vouchers thereof TO the subscribers. at their
place o trausaCting business tho office of Wolf,
IIohn & Tllmau No. 2o3 Broadway I'm the City OF
New York. before the cSth day Of july next
Dated York tho 1+th day OF January, 1907.
DE WITT G. COHEN
LEWIS : WOLFE. Executors.
ALBERT =. MCIG EASTERN
WOLF. KOHN x ILINAN. Attorneys for Executors.
203 Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan, New York
city.
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TNHFINsTRON LEON.-IN PURSUANCE OF AN
Ii order OF Frank T. Fitzgerald Surrogate OF
County ~ New York. notice hereby all
ersons having aims against Rheinstror late Of
me County OF York deceased, the
Win ,ouchers thereof The subscriber at their place Of
business the office 81 Sml Thesher
DertIet attoeys No a. Cedar street I'm Tho Borough
81 Manhattan the city ~ New York or before the
o,T dsy ~ Iuy Dated New York. the 1tu day of
January, 1907. ~ - -
ALLAN NJ EEElNSTFpM. SAM l. NJ. htit<4N-
STEON. Executors
GIAFpSON TEACHER & BARTLETT. Attorneys Tor E,N-
ecutors Cedar street. Borough Of Manhattan. y
Y city.
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IL PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. ABNER
l. c. Thomas, Surrogate OF the Count" OF New York
notice is hereby given 10 all persons having claims
against George r. kernoChan. late Of the o
New York deceased. present the same. with vouch-
ers thereof TO the subscribers their place
acting business at the Office OF William NJ. Mullen
ESQ No goa broadway. Borough OF Manhattan in the
Dated New York tho 18th ~ January 1907
ETA 8. KERNOCHAN FRANK Il KERNOCHAN
and ROBERT II. GORDON. Executors.
WIN NJ MULLEN Attorney for Executors. eos Broad
New York city
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MORTIMER. ANNA ELIZABETId-In pursuance ~
vi order OF Abuer G. Thomas. Surrogate
Of the County YORK notice is hereby given 20 all
persons having claims against Arna Elizabeth Mortmer
sfs ~ Tie County York deceased 20 present tho
Eame with vouchers thereof. 20 the subscriber At his
place ~ transasur business. No II Wall street IN the
Ct, or New Borough OF Nanhatt0u. or before
ne 18th day o June 1891.
Dated New York. December l2th. 1870
RICHARD MORTIMER. Executor
PRISON BeaU Attorneys FOR Executor 81 Liberty Street
New
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


Beg % the ne o
spacious oid and
Running A n ever
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON FRANK
notice is hereby given to al persons having against
Sheppard Knapp late Of the County OF
TO present the same with vouchers thereof
sTioer' az heF place OF tranaactlng business,
Rubno No. u William Street. city OF New
before the 10th June next Dated
York. the 28th day OF Nov. 1905
SARAH Z. KNAPP Executrix
KENNEsoN. FINLEY a RI BINO. Attorneys for ETecu-
triX, is William St. Borough Manhattan. New
York CITY.
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TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. FRANK
Il T F!tzg sralt. a Surrogate or the County Of New
York notice hereby given 20 all persons having claims
against Mary l. Worcester. late OF the County OF New
Work deceased. present the with vouchers
place OF transacting bust
ness No 30 Nassau street the City Of York on
or before the 9th day OF April next
New York the Sth day OF october. 1905.
EDWIN u. WORCESTER. Executor
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TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. FRANK T
i Fitzgerald. a Surrogate OF the county OF New York
notice hereby all having claims against
Frederick MalIsrd. also known Frederick l. Maard
OF New York deceased 70 present the
wi thereof the subscribers at their
place q trausactng business. SOC % Nassau
street In OF New York before the 4th day
Of September next
Dated New york. the 22nd day Of January. 1907
STEPHEN + MAILARp WILLIAM MALLARD. At-
illustrators -
Nassau street. Manhattan. New YORK
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SurrOgateS' Notices.

LNLIEsS. ANGE POsT.-IN PURSUANCE OF AN
4 order. dated January 1nth 1907 OF Hon Frank T
Fitzgerald Surrogate Of The County York
tcN is hereby given all persons having claims sgaIntt
AHg' Post Flless late Of the County York de
ceased 10 present the same with vouchers thereof the
subscribers at their place of transactnR business. at tho
olce Of Frederick W. Yates Esq. No "a Nassau street
IN the Borough Of Manhattan. City York on or
before the 18th day Of August 1907 "
WILLIAM NJ FLIES. il, ANGE J. FLIESS ANNA T.
LESS. Hlt'HARD NOM HOFE. Executors.
FREDERICK ". YATES. Attorney FOR Executors
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IN PURSUANCE OF An ORDER OF HON ABNER
il G a Surrogate OF the County % New
York. notice Is hereby given 70 all persons having
Frank p Thebaud. late Of the County
OF Sew York deceased, 10 present the same with
the subscribers at their place OF
trRnHacting No. 30 Broad Street in the Bor
oush Of Manhattan. city OK New York. on or before
the sth day OF July. 1907.
dated New York tho 2sth day Of December. 1906
FRANK l.. HALL. and FRITZ PRAHL, Executors
ERNEST p. HOES Attorney for Executors No
50 Broad street. Borough OF Manhattan NeS
York city y y.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1907-06-06

and the manner in which they
adapt means to ends. The man
who discovers very much of any
thing must have a love of his sub
ject. Certainly, one could easily
enough discover that there is no
love of his subject in the hunts
man, for the reason that he seeks
to destroy the subject. The hunter
needs so much knowledge of the
habits of his game as will enable
him to snare or slay it, and his in
formation seldom extends beyond
what he needs to know. His
knowledge at best is partial, and
ia not to be compared with that oi
the naturalist, in sympathy with
the life of woods and field, who
seeks it for the purpose of know
ing it better.
I do not know whether the ma
ture stories of DR.. Long and Jack
London are accurate and faithful
in all detail or not, but do feel
sure that Theodore Roosevelt is
not competent critics.. Louis
Censor.