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Notice.
IDAHO SPRINGS, Colo, May 81, 1907.
To A. E. Schuyler

q .
IDAHO SPRINGS, Colo, May 81, 1907.
To A. E. Schuyler:
You are hereby notified that have ex-
pended during the years 1893, 1899, 1900,
1901, 1909, 1903, 1904, 1905 and 1906,
one hundred dollars during each year ss
the Boston lode, situate in the Spanish
Bar mining district. Clear Greek county.
State Of Colorado, the location certificate
Of which is found Of record in Book I2r.
At page 30 iu the Office of the recorder Of
said county, in order to hold said claim
under the provisions Of Section 2524 of
the Revised Statutes of the United States
and the amendment theyeto approved
Iaunary "a, 1850, concerning annual
labor upon mining claims, being the
amounts required to hold said lode for
the period ending on the 5Ist day Of De.
ceniber Of each of the years above men
toned, to-wit; 1895 to 1926 inclusive.
And, if within nipety days from the pss-
sonal service .of this uotice, OF within
ninety days after the last pnbaicasion
thereof, you fail o. sefnse SO caatribute
your properties a. snch ekpendi,une q Z
co-owner. your islersst u ~ scisial viii
become the properey Of The sfbstriber.
your co-owner who has made the requir-
de1penditur- BY the ,te fmY II fh se<s
Ist pub June /, last pub Aug 81, 1897.
4alen sY5 s'assssasI a. .ss~ ,sys e5ss
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New Store.

We are now occupying our double
store with the largest and most complete
line of furniture ever shown in Idaho
Springs On our first floor will be found
all the newest and up-to-dat furni-
ture for your home. On the second
floor is complete line of second hand
household goods.
We buy and sell everything.
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New Furniture Store /.

Having purchased the entire stock OF
5. NJ. Smith & Son, we are now
located at 1884 1858 Miner street with
the largest and most complete line Of
furniture in Idaho Springs.
c. l.. LAMB,
.s Io,4 Miner street.
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Notice.

Notice.
In conformity with usual custom and
as a mark Of Memorial Day observ.
snces, the merchants and business men
of this city are hereby requested to close
heir places of business on May goth be-
tween the hours Of 10 O'Clock a. III. and
O'Clock p. III.
The people of the city are also re-
ques.ed to join with and assist in the
exercise, which have been planned by
E d. Baker Post G. A. X. H ..N.
By Order of
Claus Anderson,
Mayor Pro Tenn
Attest.
Chas. Brandstetter
City Clerk.
Hauling and express, Curnow, the ice
man, phones Black 772 and Forks II.
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NINE AND MILL

Joseph Z Berry. of Detroit, Mich, one
Of the 6rm OF Berry Bros, Of that place,
the principal owners of the Saratoga
mine and Carpenter smelter at Golden,
died las. Wednesday a week ago, May
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Collie and DianhoeA.
Pains in the stomach, collie, and diarr,
hoea are quickly relieved By the use of
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy,
For sale by J J. Sherwin. e.
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Tonight

If you would enjoy tomorrow take
Chamberiaiu's Stomach and Liver Tab
lets tonight. They produce an agreeable
laxative effect. clear the head aud
cleans the stomach, Price IS cents.
Samples free at J. ]. Sherwin's drug
store.
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New and second hand furniture. hard
ware, tinware, stoves, carpets, linoleun
etc, at {. L. LAMBS.
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Notice Of Final Settlement.

In the meter of the estate OF Mary J.
Roberts deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that on Monday
the Ist day Of July, \ d, 1907, being
one OF the regular days of the June term
of the county courtof Clear Creek county
in the state OF Colorado, l. John Edwards,
admin iStTAtor OF said estate will appear
before the Judge of said court, present
my hnal settlement as such administra-
tor. PRAY the approval of the same, and
will then apply to be discharged as such
admins 'raGor, at which time and place
any Pc IN IN interest may appear and
present objecuons to the same, if any
there be
Dated at Idaho Springs. Colorado,
May AZ 1907. ... ...
JoHN EDWARDS.
Administrator of the Estate of Mary J.
Roberts, deceased,
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We buy and sell everything; house
hold goods, mining supplies and ma
chinery specially. G. l.. LAhB.
sFrS. 1894 Miner street.
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Dentistry.

DR.. w. T Cain over Merchants and
Miners bank
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r. A. Hall, Of the Hall Construction
company was in town the fore psrt
of the week in consultation with the
Idaho Springs stockholders of the new
Gilpin and Clear Creek Railway. Mt.
Hall stated that work was now we'll
under way in building from Pactous
on the Moffat road towards Central
City and it will now not be many months
before our neighbor camps will be con
nected with Denver by a broad gauge
line H-a-... .... rH.r..-
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Geo, H. Curnow, the expressman,
Telephone Nos Black 772 and Forks II
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Collie and Diari hoea.

II. o. Allen, the dentist.
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Try us for ranch eggs, Vegetables
poultry and meats. THRRo & Co.
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Ice delivered daily. G. II. Curnow
phones Black 772 and Forks II.
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The Hot Time lateral being driven
west from the Newhouse tunnel was ex-
tended distance of 2o5 feet during the
Of the lateral today 2,S56 feet. The Old
ITown shaft was not sunk foot during
THE month because of the heavy flow OF
water. Il j. feared that the miners will
soon be drises out Of the seventeenth
level unless there is let up in the
amount of water coming in from the wa
ter course which was cut some time ago.
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Chas. Engthal, a machine man was
Instantly killed and Peter Anderson Il
helper, was seriously injured in the
I,6oo.foot level west in the Old Town
mine last Monday afternoon, by prem
sture explosion. The cause OF the acci-
dent is attributed to carelessness in
tamping the dynamite or of the percus
sion cap being struck with the iron part
Of the tnmping bar while loading. Eng
thai was IS years old and married. He
was working the first shift after = three
week spell of sickness. ff5
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Manager Horace 3. Baker, Of the Chi
caRo Mountain Mining and Tunnel COM
pany, engaged in driving the Black
Swan tunnel on Chicago creek. sudden
ly lost his blacksmith shop and its con-
tents at 10 O'Clock Thur sday forenoon.
Five sticks of dynamite which were be
ing warmed near the stove became over
heated, and the explosion which followed
cleaned away the spot where the black
smith shop siood, alongside Of the wagon
rosd and At the portal Of the tunnel.
Fortunately no one was IN the shop or
Assing at the time and the damages
will amount to no more than $Ioo. The
work IN the tunnel was only delayed
couple of shifts
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years ago, and he has won many races
at home and abroad. Fourteen months
ago, at the Invitation OF Ruff Naylor.
re went e Australia to meet IL pos . :,
champion. Naylor thought Day good
man, and is now his manager. He took
and then to this continent, landing at
Seattle. where Day ran race. he
this race, which was for $1,000 alto.
gether IN stakes and bets, but one OF ,a Of Of
the money; Day 's not favo ,s1,G s Inn
here for time and Try to arrange some
matches, and win then so to Finland
and. ti,en3 to Australia again by way Of
india and he ,ts to meet Postle In April
in another series of races. In his last
match with Postle the heat was too
much for the 1rlshman. and he was not
Day holds many records. His times
for the, distances be fayors are 100 %
seconds: go yards. 81 20 seconds: 200
yards. 80 rs seconds: $50 yards. 81 1-5
seconds: $40 yards, AZ As seconds. and
500 yards, minute sc seconds.
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WINNINGS Of KEENE,
FEATURE OF SEASON
Takes Down Purses Aggregating
100000, and Trainer Rowe
Gets More Than President.
NEW MANAGER FOR GIANTS
Interesting Rumor That Brcsna-
han May Succeed McGraw-In-
terest in Weeding-Out Sales.

NEW YORK. November Barring
the big football games on next Satur-
day notably the one between Yale and
At New dn aye perIo .hc IN wf ise
Even Metropolitan racing will be re-
moved from the field, the season OF 1907
ate re- which the thoroushbreaa That
s Since A ge 1stb. viii either DO put out
OF training or shipped to washington
for the Bennings rneetinE New Orleans,
San Franclsco or Los Angeles.
The racing season has been q not.
able one. particularly In the Increased
public Interest. The attendance ut all
sa g s.e has been the largest on rec
The most notable winner of the sea-
son vas James e keene wh Rs,s sta ana
y yaiae of OF s4oo.ss7. the largest amount
ever won by a single stable IN the
world In the course Of a single season:
lof this sum Mr: keenes , tiainer dS 5ams 80
his f salary srs Of 10000 year. gives him
an income larger than the President of
the United States.
May Have New Manager.
Winter gossip Of what Is 70 happ Pc,
in baseball circles has started early;
"
to be slated for retirement in favor Of
younger blood, and the champion CHI
cago Nationals. 1t is reported. Will be
the only club that will take the field
with their present aggregation intact. :,
The most interesting bit OF baseball
talk going the rounds Is to the effect
that ]. J. McGraw will be superseded
BY Roger Bresnahan as manager OF
the New York Nationals: The basis,
probably Is the known dissatisfaction
OF the owners of the club over the
teams showing the past season.
wedding Out Sales.
The annual wedding out sales which
racing season will begin this week.
when many trotters and PAGERS Will
change hands. The sales be gin at In
dianapolis Tuesday, and thence will go
to the Union stock Yards. Chicago, the
week following. After these. will come
the "old Glory sale. the biggest OF
all. opening at Madison Square Garden.
New York, on November goth, and con-
tinuing for ten days. The. catalogues
embrace 100 horses. ranging in class
from Angus Pointer, c:0lf3-4. to trot-
tiers and PAGERS with records of $50.
Some OF the more notable horses to be
sold are Tod, 2:143-4 Direct Hal,
2:0l1-4; Directunn Kelley. 2:0s1-4
General Watts. 2:063-4, and Guy An
worthy, 2:08 3-4.
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PRlNcEroN-YALE GAME.
Premier Honors Of the Year Thought
-. IN Qenend unOR Reault.

Premier Hoaora OF the Year Thought
BOSTON, November 10.-Wlth the
end OF the season in sight. the atten-
ton OF football followers has turned
to the big games OF the following two
weeks which, will practically decide
the supremacy of 1907. Yale, Princeton,
Harvard Pennsylvania. Michigan, Cor
nell. Annapolis and West Point will
participate In these contests, but to
the minds of many, on the outcome OF
the battle between. Princeton and Yale
at New Haven next Saturday will de-
pend the premier honors OF the year.
battle OF the year should result. pro :.
,viding the teams have a dry held and
cool weather which will permit the
fast, open plays, OF which these teams
are undoubtedly the leading exponents.
Both have great field generals In their
iquarterbacks. both back fields are fast
and the lines are strong. Yale seems
4 to have q slight advantage In her
powerful line, but THIS IL Offset by the
speed OF the Tigers? Each team will
undoubtedly uncover q brilliant assort-
ment OF open plays.
The only means Of comparing the
teams Is in the game which both have
{ played with Villa Nova and washing.
ton and Jefferson. Princeton played
the former. IS to 5, while Yale rolled
np as many points as the Orange and
Black and prevented Villa Nova from
scoring. Against Washington and JEFF
ferson, however. the Tigers scored
40 points, and Yale could make but IL.
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NORFOLK LEADS IN
FIELDING q. |: [ ! RECORD B ]
=.
Few Points Ahead of Danville,
Which Leads All in
Batting.
sTAckPoLE's PERFECT WORK
Only Pitcher to Make 1000.
Otey, Shunian and Hallinai, (,
Win Shut-Out Games.
STANDING, OF CLUnssAT
CLOSE OF THE SEASON
!. l1ll5llIl.IIIzz
::;I|||: g 4. a I; 4! ~; ;;s
Msi%cnd. io i: x Z ~ u y q .s soS
i..ssssmnuth a ia III Ii1s "a J7l
sTANDINtI OF CLUns AT
CLOSE OF THE SEASON

Secretary IL. N. Gregory, OF the vir.
ginia state Baseball League, has COM
piled all the various team and individ-
nal averages for the past season, and
they are given In greater part below.
In fielding and batting records Norfolk
leads, being we'll ahead of all the
others. In the batting record Lynch
burg comics lowest, with percentage
OF .l94. and also lowest In the fielding
record. with a percentage OF $40.
In the number OF games pitched,
Stsckpolc. Of Richmond. Is the only
one who made record OF 1000; Rer-
trand, OF Norfolk, coming next highest.
with .s1s. In nelding records. Carter.
of Lypchburg- Richmond- Portsmouth.
leads. along with Hcisman. OF Roanoke,
with 1000. Griffin, OF Norfolk, made
the highest batting average. with q
club, coming close second. With $40.
which are big league records. Eek
stone, OF nd-Lynchburg comes
lowest. with .0ss.
Won No-Hit Games.
Only three pitchers won no-hit
sanes-Otey. OF Norfolk, against
Lynchburg: shuman. OF Portsmouth.
against Richmond, and Hallndan. OF
Portsmouth. against Danyille. There
were thirteen extra-inning games one
ofthem. being seventeen-inning game,
played between Dnnvi1lc and Lynch
burg. which was won by. the latter
team / to 0.
The panville club leads in the bat
ting record With 1913 percent: Nor
folk comes next, with .323; Richmond.
.22e: Roanoke. .20S: Lypchburg, .205,
and Portsmouth. sol. In fielding. the
Norfolk club leads with 1858 per cent:
Danvi!le e6mes next with 1855: Roam
oke. .95f; Richmond. .952: Portsmouth.
.35i: Lynchburg. .s4s.
There were three no-hit games playx
ed as follows: May eth. Otey, Nor-
folk, VS. Lynchburg: June 18th. shu-
man, Portsmouth. VS.. Richmond: July
18Th. Mailman. Portsmouth, VS.. Dan.
willie.
Number OF extra inning games:
Eleven innings. ?: twelve innlngs I
thirteen innings, : fourteen innings
teen innings. May esth. Norfolk 4
I>ynchburS 3: seventeen innin "a, Au-
guest goth. panville o. Lynchburs l.
Individual Fielding.
The fielding averages OF the various
players were as follows:
INDIVIDUAL FIELDING,
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BY virture Of = deed .ef trust, exc,
Sykes and wife. dated February III
Court CLERKS office for Ghesterheld
county. in D. 3. 104. page Al. and also
II the corporatteoIn Court clerks * 3, of1ss
B. 30. page 1856, will sell at public
auction (being required so to do by
the beneficiary. default having been
made In the payment OF the note there
In seeured), on the day, hour and place
named above that very valuable tract
of land. containing SO acres. more or
less. being portion OF the celebrated
Falls Plantation"
This very valuable trucking land has
been subdivided into lots ranging from
- lie to 10 acres. in order that parties
Wishing to obtain q nice piece OF land
near the markets Of Richmond and
Manchester can have an opportunity to
do so. This land is exceedingly rich
and produces finely. a map OF this land
is at the Office Of Augustine Royal
Co.. 927 Hull Street. Manchester. and
can be seen by any party interested.
This land fronts on Maury and Third
Streets and the Southern Railway. For
further particulars call on the auc-
tioneers.
TERMS: Cash az to expenses OF sale
(taxes, II any be duel. and to pay of
note OF $4,000, with interest on same,
from February IL, 1906. till paid. Tho
residue upon such terms as will be an
nounced at sale.
it2rsls CLARENCE WALDEN. Trustee.
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Standing Of the Teams.
BASEBALL ON ROOF TOPS.
0'Ncill Says Time Near at Hand When
Games VIII De Played Overhead.

). -PATERs0N, =. j.. November TO-
Norris L. o'Neill, president. OF the
the time Is coming when the game
Will be played on the roofs Of houses,
He discussed the subject on asSvisit
{ e his brothers here ne said: 7 am
California copper man. on this very
project, and the new scheme may have
u ftry-out In San Francisco.
Ground, out that way IS too valua-
business men haven't the time to
spend. on cars riding to the suburbs to
see a ball game. BY. having the
grounds on top OF a block or two OF
houses, with great stAlrways and ele-
ivators, 1T wnuld bA an easy matter to
handle th,t&yrt,wds.n &, Nc
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Yosr NAY eur MICHIGAN.
ynnderbllt's Football Coach Likely to
Succeed "Hurry-Up.v a

Succeed "Hurry-Up."
CHICAGO. November 1o.-In let
ter to friends here, Dan McGuigan,
coach for the Vanderbilt University
star, intimatss that he, will succeed
Arbor squad. Yost, 1T Isl understood.
has determined to quit Michigan Uni
versity to engage in business. He and
s4isnas sayS .xs hs ssn ns sSss
about all the football knowledge YoAt
can impnrt. In his letter McGuigan
says. in part:
II have been given to understand
coaching. I do not believe that Fielder
will be at Ann Arbor long. as he Is az
much q success as business man
as he Is on the ,gridiron. For that
reason he 10 anxious to get out OF
II McGulgan succeeds Yost 1t will
mean that the alumni coaching system
will be adopted for football at Ann
Arbor. McGuigan has been very sue
cessful at Vanderbilt, University. build
ing up q formidable machine. His
In connection with the position OF head
coach at Michigan. Yosts teams In
the last two years have not been as
successful as those In former years.
confusion over conference rules and
the disposition Of Michigan toSsulk un-
less it had it's own way about the
game. Practice has; not been entered
into with the former vim ana spirit
which characterized tho famous ma.
wins the contest with Pennsylvania,
or at least makes a good showing, the
change in coaches may come somewhat
sooner than present plans provide Tor.
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November llth in the Annals Of Sport

1ssa- amateur, mile W G,
( T.. e. s
ss4 accompanied down the
oted mile against tun'e III
Sf8
the Balpayers Union repre-
4 sentin National
Peter Jackson
5 feat Smith. foul
York notce OF
withdraw. REV
worlds
Az Harvard ~
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Hear Talks ON Ancient Hi.tor!y,I

Tho members OF the Ancient Order Of
fIibernians will be entertained ut their
meeting Wednesday, by addresses by
several OF the prominent mambers OF
tho Irish Race" After ii discussion Of
the speeches banquet will be served,
A select german VIII be given by the
Ladies' Auxiliary. Ancient Order of His
Hail Tomorrow evening. November
18th. The musical program will he y
fine one, and all who attend are prom
;sed q pleasant time. si3i slis
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Coming Cycling Events.

November l1th-16th, Boston, Mass.
SIX days professional bicycle race.
Stroud wheelmen's ten miles national
road championships open.
November oSth. New York City. Tiger
;Whe.elmen's twenty-five miles Pelham
Parkway bicycle handicap on Pelham
cycle path open.
December 9TH 14th. New York City.
fifteenth annual international sly days
professional bicycle race at Madison
Square Garden. 93g
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Night shirt Parade at Carlisle.

CARLISLE November l0.-The In
by play BY special wire iron, Cam
bridge. and they celebrated It in old
fashioned style last night. street pa
irade was given with all the Indians,
old ana young, In line headed by the
famous band In nightshirts. Harvard,
represented by stuffed figure, was
carried on stretcher at the head OF
the professions. Tho Indians sang their
tavorite song, Hall. Hall, the Gangs
All Here"
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IRISH RUNNER HERE

n. n, Day, {. Fast Professional. Anxious
tor a Match With Duffy.
NEW YORK. November lo.-B. r.
Day, the British professional short and
ne is looking Tor trouble in the shape
OF a match Or series OF matches with
anv one Duty preferred Day Is an
3Irishn,an. born In Dublin twenty-four
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PnpAoHER RETlREs PUeILl.r.
Reverend Father OF "Jimn JefIric,
Says He's Out OF the Ring.

Says He's Out OF the Ring.
POTTS LILLE, PA: Move n,berio Rev.
"A. g. Jeffries. accompanied by his wife.
daughter and tho latter's husband, OF
Los Angeles, Cal. the first named be-
merly the sheavyweight8ch anlpionof the
world, who are touring the East, were
the guests Of County Treasurer r. G..
Rev. Mr.. Jefiries stated relative to
his son entering the prize ring gain
that there was nothing In such ruv
lnors 81 S N asssS III 6 ,7N
purse by Lohnson, and even the houb !,
ling OF the sum, would not tempt
I.tJinl,' % appear IN the roped arena
again. has havip 8 pledged himself to
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ADJUSTMENTS.
\ Acndemy-Dark.
HijOu-'The Hack Crook"
MISUNDERSTANDING Rink.

B No maiden in distress was ever sue
cored more gallantly than Is Eleanor
GraYson by Jack Hartley In Paul Gil
West, .ThA Wheeliof Love" which will
be- seen Mt the Academy to.morroM.
matinee and night, When George v.
he had II distinctly Understood that
he was to give the young man q part
second to none. In the very first scene
1t is claimed he has accomplished his
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-11

Messrs. Miller and Plohn will pre-
sent "The Black Crook" at tho Rljou
all the week. beginning tonight.
acts. Among them being the Dona-
zctta family, famous acrohats and
Price and Roslyn In their singing act.
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The defeat of Georgetown by North
Carolina was expected. Georgetown is
pitlably weak this year. and defeat
seems to be their only lot. The Caro-
linlans have fairly good team this
year land 1t has developed very much
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TIGERS WERE DEFEATED
Met Fast Indoor ball Team at y. M.
@. A.. and Were Taken Into Camp.

@. A.. and Were Taken Into Camp.
The Tigers met their first waterloo
in the 7. n. G.. a: Indoor Baseball
went up against the Leopards The
final score was s to z. It was game
full OF hitting and fast base-running
On Tuesday night, at the close OF the
graded class. the Cubs will endeavor to
rcn1ove the cloud of defeat. when they
tackle the Colts. R,
Entries for the Basketball League
are coming In fast, and by Thursday
will probably be full. ~
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TUESDAY. NOVEMBER IL, 1907.
x O'tITOC.K p NJ

5 O'CLOCK r.. NJ.
at the above time and place. we VII.
sell for the purpose Of closing up az
estate the above property. located
among the largest factories OF our city.
The improvements upon this property
are two frame houses OF four and nine
rooms respectively. The lot fronts on
the south line OF franklin Street 81
feet inches. with a depth Of 16s feet
to an alley or lane. on which II fronts
is an alley 4 feet wide for the depth OF
~ feet. This property being In prox-
Unity to large manufacturing PROPERTY.
renders it very desirable for such pur-
pose, as we'll as being q fine oppor-
tuntty for Investment in small houses
which will readily rent at good price In
this neighborhood.
b TERMS: One-third cash, balance 8. -
and Is months. or one and two years.
or all cash. at the option Of the pur-s
j. THOMPSON BROWN & Co.
Auctioneers.