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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-09
CHURCH SPLIT OVER MUSIC.
Pastor and Soprano Cannot Agree on the
Programme for Sunday.
IBv relegrapf 10 me tribune. J


Essex. Conn. March S.-For debating to his
choir leader ard soprano what TO sing. the Rev
Walter Lamphear. pastor OF the local Congre-
gational Church. was asked to resign to-day.
Three weeks ago he wrote what the soprano
called a sharp, dictatorial letter asking her to
change the character of the music at the Sun
day morning services.
She resented this. the trustees referred tho
quarrel to the Rev. Joel S. Ives. Of Hartford.
and the Rev. DR.. Hazen. Of Middletown. They
reported that the pastor had exceeded his rights
and made error OF judgment In writing the
letter. a strong faction OF the paIishioners
support the Rev. Mr. Lamphear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-09
BABY GIRL BURNED TO DEATH.

Madeline Butler. Inc baov laughter OF Mrs. Am
brOse Butler. OF 30. s995 Fourth avenue Brookly..
vas burned % dealn yesterday afternoon before
her mother. who had stepped out OF the room fer
p few moments. eonld come 10 her aid. The child
was seated IN an armchair near the kitchen stove
shove which some cotton underwear had boon isfc
- dry The stove tecarae oAerleated and ieniteI
1fs crvag fa1theF Tfcre f..i ssns.1 fhe d, hs ana
ret IRE "a her riots.as SCI noiher hcsrl- her
l.re-nh saa rpshea no. only "a Gnd her chi!d dead
The fire vas quickly c~LRel.sned. vita litlle dam
exs &C ths To01-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-09
JAMAICA WANTS BoRoUeH HALL

bin has been prepared to have the proposed
new Borough HALL fcr Queens built elsewhere than
81 Long Island City, unless the commission pro-
vided for IN the bin selects Long Island City as
he lest site for a borough hall The bill provides
for a commission 70 be appointed by the Appellate
Division TO select z size and report 10 the APP
pellate Division. Bonds arc 10 DE issued for the
erection CT building costing not 10 exceed $4,000
I'he bill was drawn at the suggestion OF John
O'DOnnell. OF Jamaica. who wants the Borough
siall IN Jamaica, the geographical centre OF the
foro
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-09
NEW YORK CITY CORPORATIONS.

Albany March S-Certincates OF Incorporation
fled to-day with the Secretary OF State included
the following:
ecker-Joues- Jewell Milling Company, New York;
capital. 100000. Direct 1rs--A P Walker, Brook
Ign: J. A Knox and W B. Sheardon New York.
West Seventy-secon1 Street Corporation. New
York real estate): capital. $4,000 Directors-J. NJ
Graham, II. & 1fbbetts. New York, and ] r Nc
Govern Brooklyn.
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Proposals.

DRoPosAIS FOR CLOTHING AND PIECE GOODS
Department OF the Interior ONCE OF Indian Affairs
plainly marked the outside OF the envelope Proposal
for ana addressed the 'Commssioner OF
Indian Affairs Washington. n. c. win received a.
ludsn ONCE until o'clock p. OF Tuesday March
10 1901 and then opened. for furnishing Indian
service wis clothing ana piece goods Bids must be
made Government blanks. Schedules giving an
necessary information bidders furnished on
application the Indian Office Washington T. q. Us
L. s. Indian Warehouses York City. Chicago nj:
81. Louis Mo. and Omaha, Nebr. The Department re-
the right 70 reject and all bids. part
of any bid. +. Il. LEUPP, Commissioner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-09
STEVENS ACCEPTS RESIGNATION.

Albany, March S-Superintendent Stevens OF tho
State Department Of Public Works to-day an
nounced that he had accepted the resignation OF
John ". Gaffney as superintendent OF repairs for
Section 4 Erie Canal TO take effect on March 10
and in his place had appointed Charles Wallace.
OF Mohawk. Mr.. Wallace was formerly superin-
teudent Of this section
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TRANsPACTFIc NAILS.

:, Destination and steamer Close In New York.
Philippine Islands (via Fran
ciscoJNip2oa NarI. TO-DAY 1890 m
Japan. Corea and China Especially
dressed only, Via Ssattej-ShRw-
March IL. 500
Japan (eNcelf post mails),
Corea. China and Philippine Islands
(Via Vancouver and Victoria, B c.
Empress OF India March ID 900 n
Japan. Corea China and Philippine
Islands via seattie,-Kasa Nafu March H. 500 m
dressed only. Via Tacona March IS. 900 m
Australia except West). FIJI Islands
and New Caledonia vancouver
and Victoria C)-AoTanEl. March %, 500
Hawaii Guam and Philippine Islands
VIA san Francisco)-U Transport. April ~ 30 a m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-09
woMAM cLAIMs s1s5.fOo FROM Stale

Albany. March Susan Thompson Of Sandy
Hi. Washington County. to-day filed against the
state a claim OF S55.lOO for the permanent appro-
priation OF land for barge canal purposes. Her
properly consisted Of a rocky island in the Hudson
River at Port Edward, about forty acres in extent
Her claim is that the island furnished natural
site for dam and water power which alone was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-09
GOVERNOR APPROVES MEASURE.
State Convention of Universalists Made
Governing Body of Church.

Albany. March S-Governor Hughes approved to-
day bill Of Mr.. Averl making the New York
State Convention OF Universalists the governing
body OF the Cniversalist Church. and providing for
executive committee which shall be in control
when the convention is not IN session, and pro-
vidng for a board OF six trustees TO manage the
affairs OF the New York Tniversalists' Relief Fund
and regulating the investment of fits funds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-09
PRISON Will FURNISH SIGNS.

Albany. March s.-Superintendent Collins OF the
State Prison Department announced to-day that
lettered sign boards at reasonable prices for
on good roads would be furnished from Clinton
prison. In a statement issued the superintendent
says that he hopes with the aid Of good roads
people and highway commissioners to have good
percentage of the main highways OF the state
equipped with signs during the present year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-09

II s. ENGINEER OFFICE. ROOM FIT ARMY
U Building. New York. ~ Y February O. 10O7--
Sealed proposals. furnishing aud delivering prg ana
round timber square ti7nbe' lumber paving stone
tie rods bolts. spikes repairing
ikss Ia The hudson River. \ T. Wtu received at this
office until l2 M March II. 1907. aud then publicly
LOCKWOOD, Col. EnsTs.
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neANHATTAN oFERA HorsE:

1SAEEA~asEsA JAIN S4th ST. Near 6th Ave.
SEASON OF GRAND OPERA
OSCAR HAMMERSTEIN- -...-.------ Director
TODAY. MATINEE at 2-Bizets CARMEN.
Mines. Bressler-( HanOH Donalda Trentnt Ci1conia;
NM Dalmores Seveilhac. Gilbert. Daddi Mugnoz.
Fseschiglian. Conductor. CaInpanini
TONIGHT at S:15-Verdis AIDA Mines Euss.
Conductor. Campanint- Popular Prices. Toe s.
SUNDAY NIGHT at s.3O-GRAND CONCERT.
EXCEPTIONAL. PROGRAMME arranged and
Quoted by VI. CLEOFONTE CAMPANlNG.
The following remarkable array OF solotsta:
Mines. Pinkert. Russ. DOnalda. De C;sneros, Tren-
tint, Giaconia. NM. Bass Aucona ArtmOndi. Max
Bendx and the entire Manhattan Opera House
POPULAR PRICES soc. TO sI.5O.
OF NIlIE. MELBA. Puccinfs Ia BOHElIE. Mines.
Melba. Trentini; NM. Bonci. Sammarco. Arimondi.
Gilbert. GianoliGalletti. Tecchi. ReschgliaH Fos
setta. Conductor. Tanara-
WED. NIGH. IS. At S:15-Aubers FRA DEAVOLO.
Mines. Pinkert Ciaconia; NM Bonci. Arimondi
Gilbert. Gano Cialletti Ncnturlni. Fossetta Con-
ductor. Campanini-
FRI. NIGH. Is at s:15-FIotoyv's MARTA Mines
Donalda. De Cisneros. Severi1a. Zaccara NM
BoncL Arimoudi. GalIetti- GianOli MUgnoz- Con-
SAT. NAT. NIGH is. az Double Bnr-Nas-
cagnfs CAVALL ERA RUSTICANA. Mines Russ
Severiua. GiaConia; NM Eenturini Severhac And
Leoncavallo's PAGLIACCI. Nine. DonaIda; NM
Bassi, Summarize. Seveilhac, VenturinL Conductor,
Campanini.
SAT. NIGHT. NIGH. I6 a. s15-Bizet.s CAR
MEN Mines. Bresser- GianOli Zeppii. Trsntini.
Giaconia; NM. DalmOres, Ancona- Gilbert. MUgnoz
Daddt. ReschiSlian- Conductor. CampaninL
Seats for all above now selling.
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Shirts.

schedules were fled yesterday by the receiver for
]. Wlodar, showing liabilities OF about S1250O No
estimate of assets IL any, given. The principal
creditors are Atlantic Realty Company $4,000;
Lindsay Caide. $1,000; United States Exchange
Bank 1882: J. W. knight. $9.414.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-09

January I2. 1907.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. required by the
Greater New York Charter, that the books called
Annual Record OF the Assessed Valuation OF Real aud
Personal Estate OF the BoToughs OF Manhattan This
Bronx. Brooklyn. Queens and Richmond. comprising
the City of New York. viii be for public i-spee-
OF january. viii remain up to and Including
s1st day OF March 1907
During the time that the books are open to ouhl,e
corporation Claiming aggrIeved BY the ss,rsssS
valuation OF real personal estate to have the
corrected.
In the Borough of Manhattan. at the Main once OF
the Department OF Taxes and Assessments Hall OF
Records. No. 81 Chambers Street.
n the Borough Bronx. once OF the
Department Municipal Building One Hundred ana
seventy-seventh Street and Third Avenue
In Borough OF Brooklyn. the once C. ~
Department Municipal Building
In the Borough OF Queens. the Office Of the De-
partTuent Building. jackson Avenue and Fifth
Street. Long Island City
partment. Masonic Building. Bay St. stapletOn. s.
Corporations In BOroughs must make applics-
tion only the main Office In the Borough Of Man-
haitian.
Application relation TO the assessed valuation OF
personal estate must be made by the
at the ONCE OF the Department in tho Borough where
such person resides. and IN case nOn-residsnt
carrying business In the CITY OF New az the
office OF the Department IN the borough where such
place OF business located. between OF no
A. NJ and p. NJ. except Saturday when all appli-
cations must be made between 10 A. NJ and noon.
LAWSON PURDY.
President
FRANK RAYMOND
NICHOLAS MULLER
CHARLES PUTZEL
JAMES II. FULLY
THOS. l. HAMILTON
Commissioners of Taxes and Assessment,
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DECISION IN THoRNE WlLL sun.

Tie action brought by the relatives of the late
George Winthrop Thorne. who seek to break his
WILL giving his half-million dollar estate to two
women friends caused Justice Crane In the Su-
pTeme Court, Brooklyn, yesterday. TO issue an
der appointing a commission which will go to
under which the will was made
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Proposals.

I TNITED STATES CUSTOMS SERVICE. POPT or
y NEW YORK. March q. 1eOT.-ProposaIs are
uved printing catalogues % sale % 74 ~,
unclaimed ant abandoned Uerchendise. Cataloquev vs
no delivered Seizure Room Sal St-e,r
before March is. 1907 Proposals Will 10 opera5 a.
noon MoIday March IL. 1907 the AUDITORS fIslcs
Custom House Manuscript and sample caaloSues IN ~
sssn az Seizure Room ~ y. eTRANAHAN Csf@ctsT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-09

BUREAU OF TIE PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR OF THE
COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
No 1l9 Nassau Street.
New York. February 2Sth.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant TO Chapter go
The Laws OF 1SaS that the OF receipts
and expenditures OF the Public Administrators during the
1906 Will be published the Record
weeks beginning February
WILLIAM NJ HOES
Public Administrators Of the County OF New York.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise 624 Moon rises 9i6i Moons age Is
HIGH WATER.
AM-sandy Hook 3:IOGov Island 3:2T Hell Gate $40
PN-Sandy Hook S56i Gov. Island 4:l6 Hell Gate 600
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TAXES AND ASSESSMENTS. MAIN OFFICE
BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN HALL OF
RECORDS
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Public Notices.
T0CONTRACTORS.

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED by the BOARD
OF WATER SUPPLY. at Room ell 200 Broadway. New
York. until P ~.
MONDAY. MARCH IS. 1907.
FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF PORTIONS OF THE
cATsKILT AQUEDUCT. BETWEEN HUNTERS
BROOK AND FOUNDRY BROOK VALLEYS IN THE
TOWNS OF CORTLANDT AND YORKTOWN. WEST
CHESTER COUNTY. AND PHILLIPSTowS PUTNAM
COUNTY. NEW YORK.
AZ the abOts place and hour the bids will be publicly
opened The award the contract ~ awarded
will thereafter practicable.
principal In the Engineers estInsts OF the
work follows
Excavation IN open cut. loss 500 cubic yards
Redn and enlbankrnent----.. 659. 800 cubic yards
Excavation and replacing OF
ing ..........,......-...,. $4,000 cubic yards
Excavation in tunnels. 10000 cubic yards
Concrete masonry for aQue-
dust in open cut.---.---.-- 211.oOO cubic yards
Concrete masonry IN tunnels $1,000 cubic yards
Portland cement -..--.-...-- 34O. 600 barrels.
crete .............e........ I25 COO pounds
Stone boundary walls. $4,000 linear feet
Fences aud guard rails. G3oOO linear feet
For other stems see contract
required performance OF the con-
Five Hundred Thousand Dollars $500 00Ol
No bid will be received unless accompanied by
Of New York dawn to the order Of The Conpiroer oy
money TO the amount Of Seventyhvs thousand Dollars
Time allowed for the completion OF the work Is IS
Pamphets sontaiaDs further information for sidd.rs
forms for proposal contract ana bond approved
The OF the Board application person or by
mail Pamphlet Of drawings may be obtained payment
J. EDWARD SIMMONS
S cHss \ g GzIAPTicK,
J. WALDO SMITH.
THos. HAsSETT.
Secretary
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E o GLITAN OPERA HOrsp
TO-DAY. NAT at =. LUCIA DI T.AWNF,p5To.@@-.
Sembrich cher fsrewel) SimeOIi. DippsI Sr-s.o..--
Gourmet. Bars Cond. Vigna 49, '-leseiail
TONIGHT popular prices a. s. LOf5ryc1,.-
E1eischer-EdeI. Homer. BurgstaIler Van Roo 49,
Ste.Ie-. Cond- He--E ~'' mas.
SUNDAY EI(S.. MARCH 10 CPOP PRIcESl aTo..
GRAND SUNDAY NIGHT CONCERT 'oh
SoIolsts: Emma Eames. Abott. Kirkby-IuH1. e..
eiaTL Entire Metropolitan Opera House Orc6.S's'. /
LAST WEEK or SEASON But oVr
Mon Evg-- Mch. H. s. Double Bill PAfsT 100
t!tent CaruSo. Scott. Reiss. Sinard- Conducfor
Preceded by HAENSEI. ind GRETEI-Mattfsld ,isA
HOIner, Weed; Goritz Conductor Hertz -''-s
Wed. Evg Mch -. s. 4IDA-Emnna r..
S1-1Dy,dunn; CaT1so. straeciari Plancon. NuhmsS'
Fri A.. Men. 10 az 1.aO Special Ps-,,-..-
IESIIMO&IAl- rendered 20 NIF. Emil Fiseber -ea
WAX ERE tAct IJ-Fremstad; BlirEsraiIer M
i--oi,I->CfsSIN ACT ul-Giadski Schuna1n-FI-i-'ss
Goritz MEISTERsrNGER (Act IIIl-GsdSji ~
Conductor. Hertz ' N'Iaeh
Fri Evg. Mch Is. at s. Ia BOHEwr-
i-4teL. te lso, Scott Gourmet Conductor Visua
compete Evening cycle OF Richard WaT1e-,
~ DE-tS RING DIES NIHELCNCsEN
Tb9rs Me- -. a. $50 DAS R5EINGOLo
~ - - ar -oo- DIE WALEUEol
"ei. Neh p ~ 7:3O. ... GOETTERDA FNfJfr1I.S-1s
SAFE OF Seats for the entire cycle "a perfI A. ~
OCCH-D PRICES Will close tonight
Good F5iday March 29th, at D m. prsoIy onl,
SEATS NOW On SAFE
WEBER PIANO USED.
IR WING Pr THEATRE. To-day MatiB.. "a
=, = Evening. TRAILER IN the Fori-I--
.ng farce Die DODDeI Ehe'' CThe Double SIaTrisss
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"Brinss mail
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SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY the BOARD
OF WATER SUPPLY. at Room ell. 200 Broadway. New
YORK. until ?. ~.
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NOVELTIES IN VALENTINES.
Mechanical Contrivances Indicate Ina
 I Ioun [ nrn are Lannino pana NNitI

Mechanical Contrivances Indicate That
 Love Lorn are Keeping Pace With
 the Age,
 The local stores are exhibiting many pretty valentines, and the indications are that New Ravens love lorn will find plenty of appropriate messages to send to their friends this year
 Valentines have taken on fresh phase. In their newest development they have adopted mechanical contri- vances, which in many instances are quite ingenious.
 This is an inventive age, and such lovers messages, of necessity, must march with the times and undergo progressive alterations and improve ments. Before long, indeed, the valen- tines of yester-year will be, to all in tents and purposes, as much out of date as those of the early sixties.
 Novelties, above all things, are in de- mand and, inasmuch as valentines some time ago reached the maximum of imaginable elab0rateness and gor- geousness, there was nothing possible to be added except mechanical devices. The more ingenious these, the better, of course; and not a few of those pre- pared for the coming holiday are really quite extraordinary.
 Oddly enough, the most beautiful and elaborate valentines nowadays are not made in this country, but are imported from Germany-just like toys in which children delight. This remark espec- ially applies to the mechanical ones. In fact, it seems as though Saint Val entine. like the good Christmas saint, had of late taken up his permanent abode in the Vaterlaud. The Teutons are extremely ingenious at all sorts of contrivances in the way of playthings; so it is not surprising that they should have undertaken this new line of busi- ness.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-02-09
BrieS Mention
High water to-day. s:2s p. m.

High water to-day, S:29 p. m.
 The New Haven Gun club will hold an important special meeting at its rooms in the Y. M. c. A. building this evening at 8 o'clock.
 The Bristol high school basketball team will play Choate at the Choate gymnasium this afternoon at 2:15. The Bristol team beat Choate on the floor of the former two weeks ago, making the locals only defeat, and to-day 5 game should be interesting.
 Colonel James Geddes has announced the details for the first battalion drill of the season at the Second Regiment armory next Tuesday evening. Cap tain George F. Hall of Company E, has been detailed as officer of the day, First Lieutenant Henry A. Beebe as officer of the guard and Second Lieutenant Theodore H, Sucher as supernumerary officer of the guard.
 Yesterday afternoon the freshman hockey team left for Boston and to-day will play the Harvard freshmen at Cambridge. This will be 191O's hardest game of the season. as both teams are evenly matched. The treatments first game was with St. Paups at Garden City and resulted in a Yale victory by the score of to 1. In the second game Taft school defeated 1910 by the score of to 4.
 Manager Otto Huber, of the Tuxedo alleys, will hold tournament week af- ter next for the individual champions ship of the city, and any bowler in New Haven can enter. Each man will be charged an entrance fee of $5, and this, combined with the $35 that will be contributed by the management of the alleys, will make up a good purse that will be divided among the high boWlers.
 E. A. Mitchell, formerly of the Le- high Valley railroad, has been appoint ed by the New Haven road to succeed l.. S. Storrs, who resigned the first of the year from his position as superin- tendent of engineers tests of the mo- tive power department. MT. Mitchell started in with hissnew duties the first of February, with office in this city He is man of wide experience in this work.
 Next Thursday evening Frederick L. Burnham, former superintendent of drawing in New Haven, now director of instruction in the manual arts for the state of Massachusetts, will be a guest of the Strong District Art club, and will give an illustrated lecture. The City Teachers Art club has been invit- ed to join in the reception rendered him Mrs. Arthur Booth will read and mu- sic will be provided.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-02-09
oITIT CLAIM DEEDS.


 The Union Trust company as trustee, to the Curtos X Pierpont & Co.,, mort gage, volume 89S,, page S51, New Haven Land records.
 New Haven Savings bank to David Strouse, land with buildings, St. John street, 45 feet.
 James H. Webb, executor of the will of Augustus E. Lines, to David strN''--- land with buildings, St an. street, 45 feet.
 Frederior ~ voelker, George Rote- may, Dalthaser Knoeppel of the Court Herman. No. 8, r. o. IA, to Jacob schmitt, land and buildings, Newhall street, 2S feet.
 Margaret A. Munson to Nelson E. Beebe, ct al., land and buildings, Reset te street, 32 feet
 Morris M, Pucklin to Rose Feldnan, land with buildings, Gold street, 40 feet New Haven Trust company to Rose Feldman, land with buildings, Gold street. 40 feet.
 Charles H. Pucklin to Rose Feldman land with buildings. Gold street, 40 feet Connecticut Savings bank of New Haven to Rose Callahan, guardian fol Margaret Mcdonald. land with build ings, Congress avenue.
 John A. Ward, trustee of Louise s Weed and Florence L. Weed to Charles H. Miller, land Temple street. 50 feet. Samuel Berman to William Garrison and Mark Price, land with buildings Mill River street, 30 feet.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY.

Bargains-S. S. Adams. argains-Gamble- Desmond Go. Bermuda-Sweezey & Kelsey. Cherry Two o~Step-Dealers Civil Service Exams.-F. s. Andrew. Carpets-The Chamberlain Go. Diamonds--Durant. inments-Hyperion. Est. M. l.. Linsley-Probate Notice. Est. M. s. riffing-Probate Notice. Fancy Shades-N. H. Gas Light Co. Financial--N H. Trust Co. Hamburg Am. Line. Meats, Fruits, Etc.-Dietter Bros. Notions--The Chas Monson Co., New Goods-Hamilton & Co. Overcoats-Meigs x Co.
 Statement-Aetna Life Ins. Go. Stuart's Tablets-Druggists. Steamers-Hamburg Am. Line Steamers-North-G German Lloyd Line. Wanted-Man-St. Louis, Mo.
 Trips-So. Pacific R. F.
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Do the right thing if you have nasal catarrh. Get Ely's Cream Balm at once. Don't touch the catarrh powders and snuffs, for they contain cocaine. Ely's Cream Balm releases the secre- tions that inflame the nasal passage and the throat, whereas common rem edies" made with mercury merely drive them out and leave you no better than you were. In word, Ely's Cream Balm is a real cure, not delusion. All druggists, 5Oc, or mailed by Ely Bros, 56 Warren street, New York.
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MARRIED IN KELLY, N. M,
Miss Nellie E. Betts Becomes Wife o Thnnlnrn Warrnn

Miss Nellie E. Betts Becomes Wife of
 Theodore Warren.
 A letter received from Kelly, New Mexico, announces the marriage of Theodore Warren, of Aragon, N M., and Miss Nellie E. Betts, of Ansonia The ceremony took place at the home of Mrs R. D. Beard, a sister of the groom in Kelly on January '. MT. and Mrs, Beard have recently comple- ted new home in that town, and the wedding was the first event to take place there. The bride was attired in white satin, trimmed in white satin ribbon and French lace. MT. and Mrs. Warren will live in Aragon, N. M., where the groom is engaged in the cat tie business
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Gns grmrnaI aud Gpmrter
Saturday, February Q, 1907.

DELIVERED BY CARRIERS IN THE CITY. 12 CENTS A WEEK. 50 CENTS A MONTH. ss FOR SIX MONTHS ss A YEAR. THE SAME TERMS BY MAIL SINGLE COPIES. 3 CENTS
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-02-09
"why. william" exclaimed N,

why. Williaml'' exclaimed Mrs. Jorkins the other morning early, as she met Jorkins at the door. How dare you come home in this condition at this outrageous hour? You promis- ed faithfully that at New Years you would stop your loose conduct and tIlrn over a new leaf"
 Catching at an extenuating sugges- ton he thought he saw in these words Jorkins hastened to explain: 'Thash just it, Mari. I did turn over a new one, but it belonged to the loosh-leaf syshtem." Chicago News.
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MORTGAGE DEEDS.

Charles Dauenhauer to Colonial Real- ty Co.,, Richards place tex 47O0,) $1,2OO. c. D. Edwards to Colonial Realty Co.,, Atwater street, 40 feet, $40.
 Henerietta T. Heitmann to Frances c. Prescott Elem street, 124 feet, $1,9OO Otto Helbig to Emmaa A. SDiess. ct al, trustees, Admiral street 40 feet $1,40.
 May R. Holbrook to F. W. Peet, Main street, 212 feet, S200O.
 J. J. Sullivan to c. H. Harris, Thom- as street, 150 feet, $6,50O