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La Junta tribune., 1907-10-05

A few doses of this remedy wiz m
variably cure an ordinary attack of
diarrhpa.
1t can always be depended upon,
even in the more severe attacks OF
crAmp colo and cholera morbus.
1t is equally successful for summer
diarrhea and cholera infantum in
children, aud Is the means OF saving
the lives of many children each year.
When reduced with water and
sweetened it is pleasant to take.
Every man of IL family should keep
this remedy in his home. Buy it now.
PRICE, 25c. LARGE SIZE, SOC.
La Junta tribune., 1907-10-05

together. Tha. i, eoss you less Is due simply
to om coffee business being so much greater
than any eompetsors in fact. i, larger than the
next four larsea FIRMS in the world combined
We naturally can and actually do give better
coffee m ARI0sA than anyone else can give
for the pe;ee: Being the sand.sd article Il is
III n th~ a.,,o~,r.< r,,sv,o ~ neo6f.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1907-09-05
DR.. j. A. Hedding,
- Physician and Surgeon,
%~
Office in First National Bank.
Phone No. III

gOOd girl Tor
general house work, good wages.
Apply to Mrs. M. B. Cassell.
WANTED Girl for general
house work. Apply to Mrs. L.
N. Wood.
Mrs. Crum, who has been the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. O.
p. Wakeman, for some time, left
Tuesday for St. Paul.
Mrs H. H. F'ullmer is spending
the week with relatives at Min
neapolis and attending the
Minnesota State Fair.
Mrs. A. 3. Robinson and babe,
of Sharon, spent Sunday with
relatives in this city. She re-
turned home Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Witherill,
of St. Paul, arrived this morning
and will spend a month or more
visiting relatives in this vicinity.
Mrs Jas. Bell and little son.
who have been visiting relatives
here for some time, departed
Tuesday for their home at St.
Paul.
Miss Mabel Densmore left
Monday for her home at Troy,
Idaho. Her cousin, Mrs. H. 7.
Standley, accompanied her as
far as Fargo.
Miss Clara Mclean gave a fare
well party at her home last Sat-
urday evening in honor of Miss
Lydia Loney. The evening was
spent with games and music.
Mr. and Mrs. j. A. Daniard, of
Fargo, were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. r. b. Carpenter for a
few days this week. Mr.. D.
enjoyed a chicken hunt while
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Withrow.
of Livingston, Mont, are the
guests of relatives in this city.
Mrs. Withrow is a sister to M rs.
A. E. Warner and Merchant
Donaldson.
Mrs. W. c.. Slater was in the
city from Friday until Tuesday
looking after the packing and
shipping of their. household
goods. She departed for their
new home at Cakes, N. D. Tues.
day.
D. w. Vadnie returned last
Saturday from St. Johns hospi'
tai Fargo where he has been re.
ceiving treatment for the past
three months. He does not have
the use of his leg but with the
aid of crutches is able to take a
few steps.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. J. Wamberg
and children arrived home from
Minneapolis last Saturday. Mrs.
Wamberg and the children have
been visiting there for some time
while j. j. went down about a
week ago.
Auditor and Mrs. Mcpherson
and children drove down from
Sherbrooke Tuesday morning in
their auto. Mrs. Mcpherson
taking south bound passenger
for Minneapolis, where she viii
visit with her mother.
@. L. Fronk is now the proprie
tor Of the City Dray Line, Mr.
Stark having turned over the
business to him yesterday. Mr.
Fronk is a good man for the
place and will more than likely
make a success of it.
Mrs. j. H. Willmert, Fred W
Willmert and August Brantigar
departed yesterday. after a two
weeks visit here, for their home
at Atlanta, Ills. They came VI
to witness the harvesting of tn,
big crop on Mr. J. H. Willmert'
farm northeast Of town, the OLE
E. D. Wallace place. Mr.. j. H
--Hs
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1907-09-05
Local News Items
As Told To Us
AS Told To Us

DAY al OnafOn.
Supt. Miller was in town yes.
terday in his auto.
H. H. Fullmer was in Fargo
last Friday on business.
VIM. H. Sabin was a south
bound passenger yesterday.
Happy Holligan is billed for the
Hope Opera House for tonight.
The Palace dispenses all the
latest drinks at the new fountain.
Mrs. J. f. Beckerjeck Sunday
ed with her parents at Casselton.
Atty. E. J.. Mcmahon was a
passenger for Fargo this morn
ing.
Pure fruit juices in every
drink served at Wamberg's foun-
tain.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Stiles are now
occupying the Chapman resid-
ence.
Mesdams E. D. Washburn and.
L. H. Smith visited at Fargo yes
terday.
J.. r. Lasham, Of Hillsboro, is
transacting business in the city
to-day.
Well located residenceproperty
for sale cheap. See Brown-Dan-
skin Co.
B.. G.. Shaw returned last Fri
day from a business trip down
in Illinois.
The Brown-Danskin Co. have
a nice residence property for ST le
at a bargain.
25 head of good work horses
and brood mares for sale at
Fishers barn.
Ticket good for 8 baths $500,
bath without ticket 35cts. Slit
er's barber shop.
Spring chicken and turkey for
Sunday dinner at Meyers res
taurant. Only IS cts.
Mrs. l w. Standley is the
guest Of Mrs. A. W. Graham at
Minneapolis this week.
The public school in this city
opened Monday with a fair at
tendance in all grades.
Atty. w. j. Courtney of Page,
passed thru town yesterday on
his way to Sherbrooke.
w. S. Henry, of Sherbrooke,
was shaking hands with friends
in town Monday evening.
DR.. Hedding has purchased the
A. w. Graham residence in the
southeastern part of town.
Miss Grace, Curry entertained
a small party Of young people at
her home last Friday evening.
Miss Lydia Loney departed
yesterday for Fargo, where she
will attend school this winter.
Miss Hettie Amsdahl is home
from Valley City, where she has
been attending summer school.
The work trains have finished
the work of crawling this line
and last Saturday we're called in.
Mrs. Geo. A. Warner and
daughter, Mrs. f. @. Martin,
were passengers for Fargo Tues
day.
Paul Curry is spending a few
days with home folks. Paul now
makes his headquarters at Valley
City.
If you know of any personal or
local item, don't fail to phone the
Pioneer Office. We want the
news.
. F. W. Ehred Of this city is look
ing after the affairs at the Blabor
State Bank during MI. Cumm
ing's vacation.
Earl Hughes and Ray Nelson
left yesterday for Minneapolis
where they will attend the MINI
. ~
New-York tribune., 1907-11-21
Foreclosure Sales.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK
EMILY VIRGINIA SATTERLEE. Dlaintin. against
In pursuance OF a Judgment foreclosure and sale.
made and entered In the above-enttted action, and
order duly made and entered IN the aboveentited
action and bearing date the fifteenth day OF October.
named. public auction to the highest
der, at the Exchange Salesroom. Numbers Il and Ii
City of New York. Monday the 25th day OF Novem-
ber, 1907. at IL o'clock by samuel Godstcker,
and therein described follows:
All those certain lots OF land. with building
oush OF Manhattan In the County City. and OF
New York ying together the southerly side o. One
and Third Avenues and bounded and described as fol-
Besinulne a a point on southerIy side OF one
Hundred and TWcuty-seV enth Street distant
dred and eighty feet eastery from the southeastery
OF said street Third Avenue. running
thence eastwardly along the southerly side of One
Hundred and Twenty Street forty feet
southwardy parallel with Third Avenue ninety nine
feet eleven inches to the line of the block
tween one Hundred and Twenty-sixth ani one Hun
and Twenty-s seventh Streets thence westwar,ry
along said centre line and parallel with one Hundred
northwardy. again parallel Third Avenue ninety
nine feet eleven inches TO the point or place of begin
ming.
subject to the covenants and TsstT!ctons contained
Mary H his wife 20 William $ InCrahar dated
February 27th 1s45 and recorded in the ONCE OF
March 2eth. 1s45. in Liber 459 OF Conveyances. at
PAGE as:
John Baton. by Jessie 5. Baton by dated May
4th 1896. and recorded in said Registers Office on
ances Page 2O6 and being known by the
street number 2lS East Firth Street Borough OF Man
WILLIAM II. I. LEE. Attorney for Plaintiff once
and Postoiice address. No. rs Pine Street. Bor-
ough OF Manhattan. New York city
sold whcS IS Nos is M and 1 @g PTpPefS & to BE-
S @Rq yor % street. Borough Of
New-York tribune., 1907-11-21
MEDICo-LEGAL AID FOR ARMENIAN.
Society Will Try to Get New Trial for Con-
victed Slayer of Tavshanjian.

its meeting in the Brevoort House last night
announced that the society had taken up the de-
fence of Bedros Hampartzoomian, who was con-
victed and sentenced 10 be executed on December
u for killing the wealthy Armenian merchant H.
Tavshanjian, in Union Square. a committee was
appointed TO investigate and enGeavoT to secure a
trial, and failing that 10 place his case before
1he Governor.
The reasons for this action, said Mr.. Bell, were
the discovery that Hampartzoomian and his par
'nts had been the victims of Turkish cruelty that
he had been forced to embrace the MahoInetan re-
iiFion and that he had Joined secret society to
revenge these wrongs. but many of the members
had been betrayed, and when told that Tayshanjian
was one Of the inforners. he believed it. The con-
New-York tribune., 1907-11-21
BRISK AUCTION SALES.
MARKET FOR BIG PLOTS.
More than ser 900 Realized for Sir
offerings.

In the Real Estate Exchange Salesroorhs Ses
terday six Of the ten parcels offered 1or sane
changed hands at d good ice. The results OF
the sales surprised many well known operators
who were present because on Tuesday most Oh
the large parcels were withdrawn, there belhs
only few bids for them Little buyers how
ever. that day quickly bought big plot OF
Bronx lots for more than $1450o
At the stand of Bryan L. Kennedy yesterday
the number of offerings was eight Mr.. Ken
nelly had no difficulty i'll finding buyers for five
parcels the three other parcels being bid in.
He sold No. 169 East 9-+h St, a five story fiat
house, with stores, on plot 21X1OO11 feet to
Walter Heilbrun for $2425O; No. 1174 ID ave-
a four story fathouse. with stores on a plot
25x79.7 feet, to A Schneider. for SD GOO: No
546 Hudson ST. Il four story tenement house
with store. a lot 3O.SxSO.5x irregular to c.
H. Benner, tr. for S1J.75O: No 523 West 1881
St, a five story hathouse, on a plot 33.2x10011
feet to NJ. b. Ehrman. for $4,000. and No. 526Ia
and G2S Broome st, two small Buildings on
a plot 40X75 feet to Alfred L. NJ. Bullowa.
for $251O0 The properties bid in were No
ll64 ID ave. No. $50 West 25th st. and No
10S and 10 Greenwich St Joseph p. Day sold
at foreclosure brick hotel on plot 10Ox4O
feet at the southeast corner Of 134th St and
Willis ave. 10 the Atlantic Dock Company, the
plaintiff, for S93,537. The amount due was
about $4,000. He adjourned the sale of No
221 East 61st st. to November ~. The total
sum realized at auction was $227 1871 Mr.. Day
will offer for sale to-day No. - West DIST St
four story brick buildings with stores, No
240 and @42 East 10th street. two stables. No
ll9 and 121 East 1921 st; a six story brick fiat
house. vacant plot SOx103 feet. at the south
west corner of 1921 st. and Sd ave
Lounsberry & O'Connor viii offer for sale A six
story brick tenement house No 500 East 1f7th
st. near Pleasant ave, and Samuel Marx will
seek buyer for No. SS7 Jackson ave, two
story brick dwelling house.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-21
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
ARRIVED.

london Nov 90-Narrs (3r). York.
Plymouth. Nov 20. 1906 p m-Teutonic (Brl New York
for Cherbourg and southampton
Movile Nov 2o-Furnessia Cir). New York FOR Glasgow
Auckland Nov aOEstar Of New Zealand CBr) New York
VII Melbourne. etc.
81 Vincent c V. Fremantle etc.
Genoa Nov 2OHamburR (Ger), New York via Gibraltar
and Naples
santos Nov fTSiePu und GEO New York via Barbados.
po,toritIr | Nov i9~New York Dutch tank) New York
ijban Nov I5-Korta (Russ), New York via Rotterdam.
SAILED
southampton Nov 20 12:35 m-Adriatic (Br New
Work via Cherbourg and Queenstown: m KTon-
prnz Wilhelm tGer) from Bremen for New York via
Cherbourg Nov 90 I m-Kronprinz Wilhelm CGer,.
New York.
Rio de Inneiro. Nov 1S-Tennyson (Br). New York
Santos Nov 1S-Swedish Prince (Br). New York.
AIglers Nov IS-BOemfontein tBr), from New York
Singapore Shanghai etc
PASSED
st Michaels Nov 2O-Neckar oic) Naples for New York
New-York tribune., 1907-11-21
THOMAS LIBEL SUIT WITHDRAWN.

Justice Wyatt of the Court Of Special sessions
sitting as a magistrate in the hearing room OF tle
Criminal Courts Building, yesterday afternoon us
missed on motion of William Rand. jr,. counsel Tor
plaintiff the action charging criminal libel against
Joseph Pulitzer. president of the Press Puohsh'lS
Company and ]. Angus Shaw, secretary ana treas
urer of the same company brought by +. ~
Thomas.
On October 20 last The World printed row Of
ri,t,res headed 'Rogues' Gallery, ~AIch. II IS
asserted. offended Thomas personally. The faces
of q number of inanciers appeared in the row \
warrant was issued for Mr.. Pulitzer who was then
out of jurisdiction The dismissal by justice "Eal'
se,ae 20 dismiss the action and withdraw the war
New-York tribune., 1907-11-21
IN THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.

Porter 6 Co have sold s II. Emanuel No 1I5 West
ll9h ST.. three story brownsone dwelling house lsx
5Ox99 II feet
samuel Grossman has bought No al East 4th St a
three story building. or a lot 22x97 feet
Aines q Co have sold for T. Montgomery Ir No
9l sd ave- hvo story business building on lot aoxsO
feet.
John J Boylan has sold for Z C. Ga,on No sas West
4-d St four story brick building on a lot 24xl0o
teet The buyer will alter the building into a garage
T. Cahfano and J. Caplan have sold for J. Gertner No
AZ East 1lsth ST. four story hathouse on a lot TX
100 II feet. B Cafuro
Smith < Phelps have sold tho plot 75xIoo feet on
the east SIDE OF Whitoc south Of Ieggett
ave
L calitano rcsold Tor Gertner Nos 677 and 59o
East l5lst st. three house on a plot box
lis feet TO D Rosenbaum and c. Calusky.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-21
E. R. THOMAS HAS SUIT REMOVED.
Bank of North Americas Action TO Recover
Note Brought in Federal Court.

An action wherein the National Bank of North
America is plaintiff and Edward r. Thomas de-
fendant removed from the Supreme Court yes
terday. the application of the defendant, TO the
federal court
The plaintiff alleges that September l6 the
defendant, Thomas, executed and delivered to It a
demand note S50Oo0 bearing per cent interest,
and that although payment has since been de-
mauded, 1t has also been refused Judgment for
the amount Of the note, with interest from Septem-
Der Is, IS demanded.
Thomas denies that the National Bank OF Norlh
America is the lawful holder of the note or the
real marty at interest The suit was removed on
the ground of diversity of citizenship Mr 1honaS
alleging that he is a resident Of New Jersey.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-21
BREAKS ARM IN CIVIL SERVICE TEST
Laborer Longing To Be a Policeman Has To
Be Sent to Hospital

Frank Davis twenty-six years old, laborcr, liv-
ing at No. All East 45th street broke his arm yes
terday afternoon in the gymnasium of the Civil
Service Commission. at No. 6s Lafayette street
while undergoing the physical tests necessary to
make him policeman He had passed the mental
test with credit. and when he summoned by
the board TO show what he could do in the athletic
line he in prime condition.
After going through strenuous hour Davis was
requested to jump rope that was held about
four feet six inches from the floor. This was TO he
his final test. He Jumped and cleared the rope all
right, but when he landed his feet slipped and he
fell with his right under him in such a way
that of the bones snapped. Owing TO the
intense pain he suffering it decided TO
send him 10 the Hudson Street HOSPITAL
New-York tribune., 1907-11-21

1oRth Stree+

126th Street.
The approximate amount OF the lien or charge TO
satisfy which the above-described property 10 be
sold is nine thousand four hundred and three
$50 4O3 SS1OO) dollars with interest from April six
teenth. 1907. less two thousand and OO- 100
tS2 OOOOO O-lOOl dollars with interest thereon from
October 10, 1907. paid to the plaintiff
1907. pursuant said order. bearing date the
fifteenth OF October, 1907. besides and allow
ance; amounting 70 four hundred ninety and 22-IOO
(S49O 30 1000 dollars. with interest April six
teenth 1907 and the expenses of sale.
The approximate amount of taxes. assessments AMI
other liens the property with interest
ber 25th. 1907. the date fixed for sale thereof
which. with further interest thereon OF
closing sale OF said property to be allowed
purchaser OF the purchase money which are to
be paid referee. is three hundred
twenty-five and 34-1OO (SIS25 34-IOO) dollars Dated
November 4th, 1907
LOUIS ADLER. Referee.
WILLIAM II. l. LEE. Attorney for Plaintiff Ohice
and PostOrlce address. 90 Pine Street Borough OF
Manhattan New York City
New-York tribune., 1907-11-21
DR.. BUTLER DECIDES LABOR DISPUTE

President Butler of Columbia University who
several days ago chosen umpire in a dispute
arising out of a strike of members of the Brother
hood of Carpenters against the Bayer-Catton Com
pany, member of the Manufacturing Woodwork
ers' Association, rendered his decision yesterday
Dr- Butler holds that the strikers must return to
work. and that the dispute shall be arbitrated
New-York tribune., 1907-11-21
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Wednesday, Nov. 90 1902
ARRIVED.


PaIoma tCubau, Morton Caibarien Noven,be-
& V s.5sbS ~ oArd,nas - and sasua H. 10 the Nun
a m i'''s Win muse Arrived at tho Bar at .
steamer 81 Andrew q3o. Fitzgerald Antwerp Noyen,-
Der =" TO SdnieIson q Son with passengers mdse
Arrived the Bar u m
10 and SANTIAGO is to the 'P1m PsSm m9'f9er d' ki1SstGn
Line with II passengers mails Arrived at the
steamer Prnepe III Pemont GtaD Domeniceul Genoa
with 20 cabin and 1874 passengers and mdse
Arrived al me Bar a. 1910 m. 18Th.
NHoEGi4ber H "a ana Lewisport. y f. l6 20 Harvey &
steamer Arapahoe. Kemblc Jacksouv!lIe November II
ana ah5 ohalles2n ~ TO The clyde IS Co. with
steamer Rosario I'll Giorgio ,lor,, Matheson Port
pa Arrived % It the ' Ear AiP!lG at io PT' nut Com
steamer FL Rio. Parker. Galveston November I4 to
tt southern faclhc 60. with mdse. Passed Quaran-
steamer Jefferson. Dole. Newport News and Norfolk
10 the Old Dominion - CO. with passengers and mdsc
steahicr Pawnee Rich. Philadelphia TO the clyde S.
Co with mdsc on Highlands at i2:s3 m.
Steamer KONG Albert Ger, Feyer, Genoa November 7
mtsc Southeast Of Fire Island AT e2a p m,
vember Christansand o 70 Funch Edge & 60.
with passengers and mdse- Southeast Fire at
steamer Antiua Cuban Cornell. Clenfuegos Noyen-
mdse Arrived at the Bar at $50 p m
Passed in Quarantine 1855 p m
steamer Carpathia Gsp. Benisch, Genoa October -.
Cunard - CO. with 267 cabin and 2e7s steerage
passengers. mails and muse Arrived at the Bar at $3.50
sandy Hook. n !. Nov 20 oso p m--wind east
northeast: fresh breeze. cloudy.
SAILED
Steamer Potsdam Dutch. for Rotterdam Via Boulogne:
S cIn,S & Rnlvse visa 81 gr Sutn ana CheThouFs'
etc; Deutschland Ger tanl9 Flushing: Dunottar CBr).
etc; Imogen CBD, Valparaiso Caao. etc; Chipana OBJ,
MoPus New orleans Alamo Galveston; Alias (NoT $;
John. b: Petersburg RUSS, Rotterdam and Ltbau:
ton ana Jacksonville.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-21
wEsToNS POOREST DAYS WALK,
Attack of Indigestion Forces Pedestrian to
Remain Hours in Bed

Toledo, Ohio, Nov 2o-Edward Payson Weston
the pedestrian, arrived at Woodville eighteen
miles east here, 1920 o'clock tonight, after
covering only twenty-three miles during the day,
his poorest record since he started on his walk
from Portland, Me, to Chicago He retired imme-
diately after arriving at Woodville. and will re-
sumo his journey at o'clock tomorrow morning.
He is expected to arrive here about 10 o'clock
Weston's poor day due TO acute attack
of indigestion he experienced shortly after his
arrival at Fremont this morning. He had at
tack of nausea and remained in bed until O'Clock
this evening He reported to be in good con-
dition upon his arrival at woodyille to- night
New-York tribune., 1907-11-21
ALDERMEN APPROVE COURTHOUSE.

The Board Of Aldermen>yesterday voted to haye
$4,000 appropriated TO construct d two and one
half story brick building to house the additional
City Court justices elected at the recent election
The structure IS to he temporary. The Mayor will
have ten days either TO sign veto il. He voted
for the appropriation in the Board of Estimate
New-York tribune., 1907-11-21
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER %
rRANsPAcIFIc MAILS.

Destination and steamer. Close in New York
japan. China ami Philippine Isl
{via Vancouver and Victoria B -
Empress q Indil... .....: :...;. To day 600 m
Hawaii, Japan. Corci. China and Philip
pine Islands tvig san Franciscol-Houg-
kong Msru........ .............:.. To-day 600 m
dressed oriy) via seattie,-Kaga Maru To-day 500 m
dressed only via D. 500
Japan. Corea. China ana Philippine Isl
New-York tribune., 1907-11-21
LEND $4,000 FOR BUILDING.

George Richard has lent $4,000 osas Parnes on tho
premises No. 30 Cherry Nos 50 and II Mont
Eonery ST. Pincus Lowenteld William Prayer bays
lent $4,000 70 Charles We.nsein on No cgs Dolar,,,
st. $4,000 on No l95 @o3 Avenue No eU5 East
18th st. $4,000 plot aoIlxl5o feet at the south
cast corner of 43d ST. and Seventh OF them arc
buil loans
New-York tribune., 1907-11-21

Chicago, Nov. 20.-With view to making the
reception of Edward Payson Weston on his ar
rival in Chicago next week worthy of his per-
formance in attempting a 1,250-me walk at
The age of more than siXty-nine years negotia-
tions started yesterday for the use of the
Coliseum or some similar building for a big
demonstration by Chicagoans. The local recep-
ton will be in charge of the Illinois Athletic
Club, and efforts will be made 10 include the
Mayor and other city officials
New-York tribune., 1907-11-21
SALE OF LONG ISLAND CITY PLOT.

; hiTschman has bought from J. l.. J.. Schuecr a
pot OF three lots the side Hunters Point ave
l63 feet south Of Jackson Island CITY This
plot Is situnted opposite Borough Hall block
from the 4th St station of the Belmont u is
also diaEonally opposite the terminal building
New-York tribune., 1907-11-21
RICHMOND TAX SALE POSTPONED

The hrst unpaid tax sale held staten Island sincs
consolidation held George yesterday. There
were about four thousand advertised arrears
IN taxes from 1899 few parcels were sold and
then 1t was decided to postpone the sale
weeks because Of the present financial situation
New-York tribune., 1907-11-21

tyla Minnesota a. 600 u IN
Hawaii. Guam and Philippine Islands CyIa
san Franclseo,-C $ transport Nov so. 900 m
samoan Islands. Fill Islands and New
Caledonia Cia Vancouver and Victoria.
C)-Aorangi. Dec 600 m
Hawaii yia Francsco)-Alaneda. ID . 500 o m
Hawaii. Japan. Corea China and Philip
pine Islands (via Franclscol-
Korea 3 500 Il,
New-York tribune., 1907-11-21
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The Majestic, which reported South NeIlGoet
as l3O miles east Of Nantucket LEhtship 800 a m
yesterday, Is expected dock about $50 a m
The Patricia, which reported from Sable Island
$50 miles southeast Of that station . IN yesterday
Is expected 70 dock about $50 a m Saturday.
The Mauritania, which reported Island
800 miles OF that station p IN ycstc-da- ia
expected % dock about $50 IN Friday 80
New-York tribune., 1907-11-21
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATrRE ALMANA1

MINIATURE ALMANAC
sun rises 6.J3 rises Moons axe Ia
HIGH WATER.
A.H.-Saudy Hook Island s37 Hell Gate 10.ao
P.M.-Saudy Hook 80 Gov. GU IIeIl cato II 20
New-York tribune., 1907-11-21
School Agency.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
supplies Professors Teachers Tutors. Governessas
70 Colleges. Schools and Families Apply
Mrs. NJ. j. YOUNG FULTON. - Union Squar.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-21
Country Property for Sale.

A BSOLUTELY UNEQUALLED CORNER PLOT OF
~ lets prominent section of Douglas Manlr'
listed stocks bonds taken payment. Write B.
BLEUL, 235 briggs ave, Brooklyn.
INARM FOR SALE-KENT CO.. DELAWARE; 12S
finest fruit and grade land products sold 95
a station: price, $1,000 with $4,000 equity VIII
7el for city property. Call or address
OWNER. 1856 Prospect Place, Brooklyn
TNHREE FAMILY HOUSE. AsPHALTED STREET; M
provements bargain; $500: S1.5O0 cash; balance
per rents $516. PAUL 3424 Boulevard. near
Lincoln street Jersey CITY
New-York tribune., 1907-11-21

victed man, Mr.. Bell said, was not responsible be-
cause OF his mental condition.