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Citations.


rJ'EE PEOPLE or TEiE; STATS Os ~. NEW 1Oi,9; ). -
y 90 rhs OF New York klIzaostA NC
cOl..pJII v-birescone. Lcns Island New AOrf 19.lH
', Tae East r1Tth ST. New YORK SltL. h0.e.Ly
aao.J- 100 East rr7rh New NOrN c1tys Mex
1> copeland White Inch or GlassoS see',1l.
siaer xssand TIfnsdaIe Paige County. Illinois, Mar
ltts ,anfsaud FginsLale Paige county ILinots tson-
,,,;~ FsocI<avTay Parh Long Aslane- NsG Aof~:
- Reno. Nevada Jennie Mesteefsss.
s tSr.roln Scotland. william Metso9e1ts hrSls
eSco.rnnd; Thomas MeFsoberts Ervie MIX
Es.s Scc.Iand: NJ C0nrOy. so BroadWsys NeW
80 s'fv special gusrdiaD oS Jessie Copeianu ASi-s
y,novsr san Francisco. California; MIS- ttNssi
and 60 ell persons Interested -
-. .Sr4re es Jane Copeland tate OF ths tclht1 81.
sfe as creditors. lsgstees- nest o.
~, ar. hereby cited and required psrsoua.ty % -
80 s-~.a~ ra>o Surrogate % the coG1tS O,
-,-y ye~lS az rhe SurrOsafes' Court Q, SAID COUNTY
T.qa m Hail o. Records. IN tne t-GAtS ~, N-s
@ cfnr @ n trr forenoon day thea ard he-s
e.rcsai settlement % 'he account q, Ero-
..,sr Robert Muir. executor or the as, VIII
or said deceased and .Ic1 o, ycA 80
- hereby under the age OF twel., -o,e
-ss-. ara required BY your guardian 9, yoi
;.@. or IL have none. 20 a.7-aE and aFciv
- co.. 10 be apoofned N the even, Gs ycG, neglect
a. f,frrre 20 10 a guardian VII De a?7ot-,1t ~
.bs Srrrosafa 10 represent and &C: for you n ms
In testimony whereof. hsNe reuset
~, New York % her.untn a'iNst-
Witness. FRANK Z. FNEZtsffsAl-ns- a Sl-r"-
gate o. said County. a, the County g
rYS1 New the 10Th Gay ot July. IN TIE reAr
Q. Lord one thousand n.,- hLlS-.5 and
..v.o DANIEL = DoWNNEy-
Clerk % tEs SU-roga,ss' cc4r-
HAPprNRRprN. At-ernc. cG~ ENecut>r.
100 Broadway. New York y y
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
NEwYoRK DAILY TRIBUNE. TUESDAY, AUGUST 6. 1907.

savol per Ico 81 50ds4 so CUCUMBER PICKLES. per
per box s1qS1 % Jersey, per box. a5cgsl %
do MARYLAND and Delaware per bassed s1gS1 90 & SI
81 25as2 %; do per half bbI BASKET .eqSl =, 90 not
sIand per per bb1 sias cosN Haeensac per
81 I5ese do other nearby Jersey. 25aS2; do south
Jersey s1Gsf 15 do Virginia and other southern 100
s1asl u: ECstfPIANTS FLORIDA per box. sl9s1 5o do
North Carolina half 5bl hsset ." 90 o'S S
sf 25as1 30: LETTUCE state per basket 5ocasl % do
Eastern per box. 4OcaSl; LIMA BEANS MaTy!and eng
81 5Oasl IS: ONIONS shelter Island red ard yellow, How
hbl sSgS3 25 do Long island per , DBL So sS S oss
do Jersey yellow. per hasSet 81 ,cISl o. 4 1
0ranse County red pei bag s @ do 40 red and yellow
rer bbI So 50s; do yellow. per basket 81 23Si 90; 90
and shaIiot per 100 punches s1Gs1 %; oKaA JeTsey
per basket e5ISt Southern per carfie
nar asssT: PrSPPF,TlS Jersey per bush box !5celsl:
per basket sigsl 5o do per bb 8 sS' GO
nesrby per 100 bucLes 75cGsI STRING Beans Long
Island and Jersey per oaS N Western Sew York
green Per basket a5Gsf 80: do wax 'cgSi % 90
Boston WAY per 6us rSsB eSs Long Isasd and Jersey,
white per bb S2d$3 southern marrow t gi o1ovs
cgSi do 59G1nsTn TToMAToi.s Report Acme
box 1scas1 2 do Grant sOegSi: il no T box a6a5oc
do lT Ratmore per box 75c do Maryland and Deawaae'
per Gbaske carrier 4oe6oc 90 per 100 DO psr small
carrier 2OG35c; TuRNIPs rntsPa6a sP per OO'
HAY AND sTRAW-HAY-Tradin is light: light , but Vel
up limited summer marx 49, ex
t n@y II f S' small selections We quote: Prime large
bales per 81 70 No 81 loa 81 ~ - c3SIf ~
mixed &c a 81 o5; CLOVER, 7oa SIC 49,. ,ov,r.
ing season for fresh supplies Small sale OF straight
quslity. tHS soc ,.- .ou., .. ,,.rr YORK
toeiay: Hudson River Railroad 300 Erie no; penn.
syIvania l30: Delaware Lackawanna g "SsTerh a 1ss
Total oSs tons. Receipts of straw. 30 tons.
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

TIT following petitions IN bankruptcy we're nlea
Yesterday 7rrh .he clerk OF the United states Dls-
,-ic. Court
..~-,s, Brothers No a5s Greene street Involuntary
r~-s.io- ~ r,s sirors follows Morris NJ LESSER
$3.50: ffvrnan TJevinson. 81; Joseph &esoeK sz-"'
alleged
f-~sn Contracting COMPANY 10 HIP FIRST aver. He
refrfon creditors. fologss- sroMil q
v.-,--s-s s-rr.-acrsnx Company. ss3e Booker Con
s--ur--1 Company. x5ses Goodwin ErofneTs. s"s-'
y-s<e-encss alleged
Miller and Samuel fS-rbelosky 10 ~ S
involuntary petition ty cretsfoI.
fellows: Ts-rersaGm. fls2: Abraham conn. ~
HOousenhal CssNHn. s2ss. insolvency IS agiltSe
$sne
5s3 no assets. principal creditor Lena hoch
&.1.7-
B.~Ti-.~ p.l-- involuntary petition by credltofs
follows. I. Hess * Co. ss4S: Klein ErnprolceIs
Co-naany So: Solomon & Newman. ss2' preferences
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TO MERGE OIL PROPERTIES.

A ruusf,or of large independent oil properties IN
r1so West Virginia and Pennsylvania are about
:, ne -~er1ad according TO a dispatch from Pitts
hu-r and several million dollars VIII be expended
q, 5ev.anurnenr arG extension work A charter mas
heen obtained ~. New Jersey for the E H. JeTl-
yT-xs & Bros. Company. with sa"e~S capital
..orI a corporation which is to ce the holdlns
oonrsny for the Jennings oil company o"fiils
,he Jennings Producing Company. with properties
;7 Illinois and Indiana. and the Jennings Mines
COMPANY. owning e1tesSe iron ore interests IN
Minnesota
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06

sheep 1870 ~ 30: DO 100 ~. az So d. 30 10 ~
buck. 4. 81; { do lf5 n. az 50 80 A.,
Kratz 2S9 West Virginia lambs 90 No. az 3 ~
Wrirht a 10 lambs. - H. a. % ~
sheep. 155 n. s. So ~ 10 us 10 al >" e'
% n 81 -, .-.,-.z,-r
cars for the The feeling was steaGN toi az.
weights state and Pennsylvania hogs are 0uptei ~
Sc sspQs1 per 1s-i ID 90 -. -. IN, - a,.r-
age at SIS % per IC0 70: do. I'D 10 At - ~ .
10 ~ 81 50: d. $50 n az s. o.: do. Us ~ az - '
3eo ~. ~ So SO
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
-slIs ADDRESSES OF BUSINESS MEN

The Phillips BUSINESS Directory for 1se4-es mas
iuS, been published by William Hartz. OF NO %
Nsse.r, street II gives a record ot addresses OF
h,ss~e-s -oar, IN New York City The price OF tne
t<4,t IS SO
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago G.-An increase IN the NlslnfS SUP
,y and 81 primary receipts caused :, Gec8lns oa
elrlos. g sn the rrice OF wheat in the local mar
e.. to-day. Az the close the September aetNefg
showed net loss OF li4c 20 s-sc Corn was n', &c
e. z.e Oats were a shade higher and provisions
were &c 20 zs.c aO-ver. The wtea. market opened
weak because o< favorabls weather IN the North
west -or the growing crop Within fiie i,fst n,
rtr1;es of trading prices advanced moderately i'
sympathy with a sharp rpfura in oats. nut the
stronger tone gave way 20 renewed "eahh.ss'
~Nca endured foc the remainder @. the SESSION
Ute heavy tone was due largely 20 the rapidly IN
c-eAs;ng receipts OF new wheat. although a severe
elu.nl in oats added 20 the weakness Az increase
O LFe.oeo bushels in she visible supply. compared
With l393 600 bushels FOR the same time last year.
Inspired SON. selling. The market closed weak
sna close 70 the lowest point September opened
'se 70 ize lower sissc 20 s2sc advanced 10 sZ2c
fo s2sse and then declined TO e0ssc The close was
q Sic 20 si-c. ciearancss os wheat and hour
~ere equal 20 3sl,nco bushels The amount on
passage decreased I.<3s.5o0 bushels Primary re-
cs:ts were 1,53i.n"9 bushels, against lsAos.ooo
tueheis on the same day last year. Minneapolis,
b1uth and Chicago reported receipts OK "7s car
ssainst as last week and 5s2 cars year ago
t1t later price. .ased of and the greater part o.
she gain was lost. Continued light receipts ana
eYnzil contract etecke rendered the market sens
I'VE The break in oats brought out hoerai fea.lA- @
ing sales 6z,1.s the last half OF the session The
market Closed steady. September op<nd unchanged
- i'&c lower s4sc b43tc. and advanced 70
eehe sid Closed at 55,.c 10 b5%c Local rece'pes
~sre lsS cars. with q OF contract grace
Intense excitement. marked the opening OF the
0's market and frst prices showed sharp Ho-
"oces- Before trading commenced the PIT va.
oye-hnslrx with traders and brokers VINO had
croe-s 10 buy a, the market price. The hliinS OF
snese order. sent prices UP more than &c aoose
Fe close 81 Saturday. The buying was icn py =
oer Of bulls who have been giving the mafke'
sc.ise support during the last few weeks ne
Vf's concerning the crop were for the greater Ia.
= oiscourax1nG heretofore. although the oho
report die show as great deterioration dur1ne
scir IS haj beer generally expected. The cohoi-
u0n wss placed at a. compared with ~ ono !noh.n
10 The market became very weak lAte IN tne
1sv o.! rroAt taking sales, and closed weak Al
Tough prices a tr1ne above the close OF ea1-
S'aar. September opened 3ec TO Nc 10 NC 70 Ac
Sner At H'.c to ++Ac, advanced 70 45>kc. and tnen
oscnned to 43,rc The close al &c. Local re
~lpss we're 81 cars
's"'1sione were weak for the greater pan OF tha
ay OH ceiling by local packers At the Close oe.
snner pork Vas on PIG. at SIG l21a. Lard ~es =
sosef 81 g Z. and ribs 7i1c lower at s IN
ID receipts far tomorrow: Wheat ~
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
Financial Meetings.
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING
To STOCKHOLDERS OF
WELLS FARGO & COMPANY.

you are hereby notified the nsS. Annual cieet'a4
said company for u" eecion q
directors Tor and t1e tTsnsae,ien =
business before the ns-tin0b
nsf9 cf Secretary OK t.s ttr0-
r4uv 81 frosd New YORK city. " u en- iAIOe
aay August 1895. at 10 0iciccA a ~ .oo- 80.
Tre Will ts clos.. July Sh. lt'. a0o
5so9ened Angus. ath. 1%1i-
r. B. PARSONS Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
CHICAGO MILWAUKEE rAlL RAllROA NJ
COMPANY.

COMPANY
af stockholders ~ this company
fer the election Directors and fer transaction 9. az
NJ will held at the orcs %
company. the city % Eilsauke ar rNes eot~
noon OF Saturday. September 2isf. 1907
TFa transfer looks will closed Wednesday 20
afst OF August EeOVened the ird os sep's-lo~
"SA'- ROSWELL MILLER Chairman Of the Eoart.
su~Jsr 4
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HOTEL COLUMBIA.
Maintaining refined patronage; ocean 'front.'
'''" '0''' L. '''' W. HARVEY JONES.
SUNSET HALL.
White service; og~n June 10; 3l 81, season;
cap. 300. H. !. & J. ". RpCkAFELLEk.
HOTEL BRISTOL.
30: elevator BANTA 4 HILIARD.
THE Kenmore.
Now open; private baths; 20 ave- near NrB beach
'''O'' HOTEL WELLINGTON,
North Ashury select family hotel; Illus M,h hook
let; capacity III TIE MApl sGN'' D. S'''i"'
Facing ocean aud park capacity l' n;o6 GXfhi92s
dinners bookl Iur srpr uor:sE ~ i'o'''->>'
First ave-. ocean block; capacity 100; booklet
HOTEL NEW YORK.
Fourth ave-. block from ocean: 9th season;
reasonable rates: booklet WOOD & BEER.
ST. CHARLES-GRAMERCY.
First ave and Berg ST.; block to ocsan hook
's'' S''F'' THE ALBEMARLE.
Thoroughly modernized and refurnished since
last year; Sd ave. HAHN 4 SCHOFIELD.
HOTEL ABERDEEN.
Ocean block; Sd ave. and Kingsley ST Ca
HOTEL ARDSLEY.
Second ave, block from beach, single s.E rooms Is
HOTEL MATTHEW.
Two blocks from ocean: 18th season son., ao2 LIST
u w MATTHEWS.
New cor house. blocks from ocean: white
service; excellent cuisine. NJ. z. BABCoCk.
THE REYNOLDS.
so Yards to surf K H. MacREYNOLDs.
THE ASBURY INN.
ern: moderate. J. WARREN COLEMAN Jr.
THE LESLIE.
4OG 9Th ave. On Sunset Lake near ocean and
pavilions. Tel. 231.
ian3 VI
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HOTEL BRUNSWICK.
High standard OF excellence maintained. Book
let. Cap. 400. MORGAN & PARSONS.
THE LAFAYETTE.
G,000 feet concrete piazZas white service; cap.
300; exclusive natronage NJ II. FROST.
TIE VICTORIA.
Third and Ocean pa aves'-open all yeari 2ist
HOTEL MARLBOROUGH.
Finest and most completely eqIipped all,year
hO'ei' capacity D FT I'M IL ~ shAioS'
. Ocean front, opposite Boardwalk cap. $50;
' HOTEL CLARENDON. ~
capacity lou THE P1HA'f Princeton. w. NhiD'
Two blocks from beach, one from 1s6e ca
THE YORKSHIRE.
Sixth ave-. ocean block; sth season; canaeity
HOTEL LYNDHURsT
Second ave. block from ocean; cap. 100; win
HOTEL EsTELiE
Two blocks to ocean. facing Wesley Lake and
' THE MARYLASD ~ ~
Fourth ave. block from ocean; tirst-class serv-
ice; booklet THE CLIFTON s A. cRofrEh'
Sd ave. ocean block: select and homeike: su-
pcrior service; booklet. &. HARRISON.
THE KNiCKERROCKER.
Ocean end !th ave-; special early rates begin
HOTEL sTAFFoRD - ~
Facing Sunset Lake; overlooking ocean: ex-
cellcnt cuisine; reasonable &. Il. WEED.
THE RUSSW1N.
%; near Deal r Fafs' MAGNOLIA E. GAR'Ef'
Just remodeled with baths: 18th ave: well es-
tahlished house. d. J. CUMMINGS.
GENERAL INFORMATION BUREAU,
500 Mattison Ave.
Illustrated Booklet. &c postage.
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ence of The Star.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
ASBURY PARK, N. J., June 81, 1897.
A week of warm weather has wrought u
wonderful change in the aspect of this
famous resort Where ten days ago were
seen mems heavy overcoats and women's
fur wraps, one now finds white flannel
suits and peek-a-boo waists, the latter OF
which, by the way. give signs of exceeding
even their last summers popularity. In
fact, the summer girl has been very much
in evidence. One meets her not only on
the Strand and on the Boardwalk, but up
about town. and even back into the coun-
try, for in these early days of summer
the woodlands to the west, with their
beautiful walks and drives, prove to many
even more attractive than the sea.
Ocean bathing was started just week
ago today and has been INDUCED in by a
goodly crowd of people, but the exceeding
popularity which characterZes this sport
and recreation during the midseason is
still lacking. People who have used the
new bath houses erected at the foot OF
4th and Sd avenues are loud in their praise
of their commodiousness and the general
arrangement of the plant, which provide
tiled shower baths for bathers after leav-
ing the salt water. Until put in here such
a luxury as private shower in connec-
ton with an ocean bath house was not
known along the coast.
Asbury Park is now preparing to enter
tain 1000 members of the New Jersey
Master Painters and Decorators Associa-
ton. They will convene here from July ?
to 16, holding meetings each day at the
Beach Auditorium.
+ 1t has come to be accepted as a certainty
that the bonifaces of Asbury Park will not
have their desires to sell liquor TO patrons
interfered with this summer. The worst
that Is now feared is an appeal on the
present proceedings TO the court of errors,
and the hotel men are informed that If thiS
course of procedure Is taken up by the
white ribboners of the section the effect at
the worst will be but to further delay final
settlement of the matter Such an appea!
would not invalidate the licenses grantee
by the excise board this summer. 1t might
only serve to reopen the case in the fan
Licenses were granted this week to tie
Coleman House, the Brunswick and suns
Hall. Following the favorable action OK
the excise board with these houses. Nll-
liam II. Applegate of the Hotel Monmouth
and George j. Reiff of the Continental puL
in applca tons. The application of NJ. =,
Sexton of the Hotel Marlborough Is sun
before the board. All these houses are
leading ones OF the resort
The Victoria is entertaining from the
CAPITAL city Mr.. and Mrs. Frank r. TIM
brook and Miss Timbrook and Mr.. and
Mrs Douglass Fl. Jackson.
Among the Washingtonians at the Mari
borough are James q. Thomas and hooeFt
Fl. Wheeler.
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EXPLAINS Editorial Shortage.

From the Ozark, Mo. Republican.
Owing to the fact that We write our edi-
torials on Tuesday evening and were called
home by the urgent illness of our rabbit
dog our editorial column this week is short
er than ordinary.
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OCEAN HOTEL.
Largest Of the Leading Z, hotels Capacity 400.
COLEMAN HOUSE.
F. B. CoNOVER.
HOTEL WEST END.
Overlooking ocean and esplanade; cap. 250;
booklet. T. L. TEN BROCK.
PLAZA HOTEL.
Directly on ocean, American & European plans.
H. J. & s. A. BLY,. Owners & Props.
EDGEMERE INN.
Fourth ave-. one door from ocean; booklet.
Capacity i MSHErRopoL1TiNs T. HOTEL IarEL. soN'
Near the ocean: model family hotel; rates
and booklet TIE faR: G a2s + 4 CHAMPION
HOTEL ToURAINE.
"AHAse"en' u PROF. N. A. Jolly.
HOTEL BAUR AU LAC.
Seventh ave- near near Beach; neat rooms 1 refined
patronage 00o HeTE1 ALB1oN T. rorhiLL'
Directly on the beach; open June IS; book
let. f. D. TOWNSEND.
Eighth season; block from Boardwalk: cap.
So EOS I'd i HOTEL ST. 3 A f; SEwk1Rk'
goo feet from ocean, open all year eeapti
HOTEL ST. GEORGE.
One block from ocean; capacity rs; booklet;
THE BucK1NGHAM-Grand and 0N summep-
field ayes; cool, broad piazzas: open all year.;
ST. LAURENT.
Seventh aye az 18th season; write for booklet;
THE wYANDANK.
2l5 Sd ave-; y minute to beach or lake:
THE GARLAND.
3O2 I'd ave-. near beach, new management
KING & HULL.
.. - - D..o.yo
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SUMMER RESORTS.
MARYLAND.

THE DUNBAR ON LOWER POTOMAC; BOAT
ing, bathing, fishing Free excellent table; fine
artesian water; 81 per week. rates to parties.
W. WALLACE DUNBAR, Ridge, Md. je20-30ts
RIVER SPRINGS THE POPULAR LOWER PO-
tomac resort, opens June Is (thirtieth season.
For terms and booklet apply to ROBT. D. BLACK
iSTONE, River Springs, st. Marys Co., Md.
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SUMMER RESORTS TO LET.
ASBURY PARK.
VIRGINIA

FOR RENT-FURNIsHED COTTAGES Ar COI1i-
NAL Beach. Apply GEO. L. SHANNON, l42l gth
st. NV. je22-3t'
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PENNSYLVANIA.
THE KHTTATHNNY.

Delaware Water Gap, Pa.
New management; largest, most modern. finest
located hotel, in private park of 200 acres golf,
tennis, bowling, boating. fishing bathing, etc.
Hotel has private baths, elevators. steam heat open
wood fires, hot and cold running water in rooms
chestra, telegraph and telephone offices, livery and
garage, etc. Superior table, supplied from OWN
FARM. Illustrated booklet upon application. Special
June and July rates. G. FRANK COPE.
te12-30t,12
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DELAWARE.

HOTEL HENLOPEN,
Rehoboth, Del; directly on beach: the very
center Of all attractions. Rates reasonable.
my29- sots4
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MISCELLANEOUS

WHITE MOUNTAIN DAY EXPRESS LEAVES
Grand Central station, \ Y, $40 am White
COLEY. New Haven, Conn. Or c. A CALL N. Y.
iela-l2t.4
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SEASIDE HOTEL.
Ocean Grove. N ]. The largest and leading
hotel on the frontal guests rooms over
looking the ocean. Booklet.
je9-30t,H A. n. STOCKTON.
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GALEN HALL.

HOTEL AND SANATORIUM
One Of the newest stone. brick aud steel build
inSS with every comfort. Always open. always
ready. always busy. For further information ask
Mr. Foster. 1888 Pennsylvania ave. jr22-3oj.I0
SlVEPSlDE, a Gssan e sPa s. c snS Ts.
furni>hed between piers large airy rooms; special
July rates IS 10 Sl2 weekly. Booklet. y. H. HURFF.
inu2-Iht
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AMHERST HOUSE, a AZ huffman
Aecomo. go; $50 #. to ocean. A. N. AIRING.
90
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SUMMER RESORTS.
OCEAN GROVE. N. j.
INSKIP HOUSE.

Ocean Pathway. 80 feet from ocean,
je2-Su,w, sa, 1874 L. o. BROWN.
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NORTH JERSEYS PESO
FIFTY MILES FROM NEW YORK.

Three hundred bathing beach
lakes
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HOTEL PONCE DE LEON, VIRGINIA AVE. AT
Beach. Modern In appointments. Capacity, $50.
First-class cuisine and>se Special spring
rates. Booklet.
1.2U-3Gt5 A r GRINDROD
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THE LEADING HOTELS ARE:

the Hundreds of miles OF
5 70 countless points of interest.
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PARK VIEW, 5 = Sea FROM HieS beach ave: and
Casino. Cap. $50; booklet.
ie1O-3Ot.4 @. w. EPWORTH.
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HOTEL IPOOUOIS,

Ocean end South Carolina ave; center of attrac-
tons; ideal modern hotel, ranking with the best
houses; capacity, 100; rooms single suite. with
private bath; elevator TO street level; extensive
poTches, orchestra. etc; special terms. $40 up wky
open all year; booklet mailed. W. +. SHAW.
inE9
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HOTEL MONTICELLO,
lions NEW THROUGHOUT. ATLANTIC CITY'S
LARGEST. FINEST AND DISAPPOINTED
HOTEL, AT MODERATE RATES. Elegant rooms
with bath. Table and service of highest standard
Home-like surroundings. Liberal ownership manage
ment. Cap, 600. Special rates, $40 up wkly 81 up
daily. Booklet A. CONRAD EKHOLM.
my3l -3Ot, 10
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HOTEL NEW ENGLAND.

The FrOntenac, yhrds TdH t hsf Beas GC
Central 70 all attractions. new, modern. high
class hotel. good the besl. Capacity $50.
VIII make special terms during June and July;
day. So. including large ocean view rooms, metal
beds. elevator, baths superior cooking. fine table,
and Boardwalk. Booklet.
jel30t W. F. WATTS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-23

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-03-05
AGED NEGRO WAS
 WILLING TO PREACH
He Takes Policemen to Place Where Gambling Was In Progress and
 Then Demanded His Pay.

great discovery was made yesterday by Policemen Parker and Nation. They actually found a negro who would peach" on his racial compatriots.
 John was after money. The old negro agreed to lead the policemen to gambling dens where more than fifty negroes would be found breaking the law. He piloted the investigators to the first point on Second alley and Fourteenth street, and sure enough turned over nine of the high fly CTS in society.
 They were in q room with but two en- frances, grouped around a table, shuf- fling cards and stacking money. When Parker and Nation entered they attempted to hide their stakes, but they were caught in the act Three by three they were marched out and loaded in the patrol wagon Among their names are some of the best known negroes in the city.
 John the man who gave them away, showed up at the Mayors office later and demanded his pay. He said he did not work for nothing, and could find forty more if the city would just pay him a little for services rendered. He could not grasp the thought that, as a law-abiding citizen he should turn over his gambling friends without asking pay, and finally went off in a huff.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-03-05
Snafching Al AH Clues
 10 Learn Wan s Identify

How shall he be identified? Coroner Paris has never given up the hope of finding the identity of the unknown man who was the victim of food pads on Eighteenth street. The sheriff is also working on the mystery, and every stone is being pulled up that might throw any light into the darkness.
 Although the remains have been lying in the undertaking establishment of Gau- din & Co. since February P, and thous- ands of people have viewed him. the needed name has never been forthcoming. A peculiar fact is that almost every one who looks on his countenance turns away with the expression: T have seen him many time, but can't remember where"
 The conviction is growing that he may possibly be a Birmingham man, with friends and possibly nemies in the city, and may be identified by the very next