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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-26
$4,000 Blaze in MINNEAPOLIS,

Minneapolis. Mimi, April 25.-F'ire
totally destroyed the Wisconsin Cen
trail freight depot in this city today,
entailing loss of 100000. The cause
of the fire is not known A strong
northwest wind made the firemen's
task hard and they were several times
forced back by explosions of oil tanks.
a car load of automobiles was des-
troyed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-26
EE E: :;. BILIouSNESS

Brunswick, Me-, Oct. I, 1905.
Il have used the L. F. medicine
for years: in fact, never intend to be
without it in the house. I think il
the best medicine for biliousness that
| have ever used" Respectfully yours,
Mrs. S. c. Wilson.
The burden OF living falls on the
stomach. When it is overworked the
liver becomes deranged and the svs-
tenn clogged. Il. F." Atwoods Bitters
assist nature so gently that the whole
system quickly and quietly responds tc
its healing action. Sc. at your dealers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-26
COUNTY NEWS
KENNEBEC.
LITCHFlELD.

POND ROAD-A. p. Berry returned %
New York Monday, after spending Sun.
day at his farm here
Elmer Fodgkins arrived Saturday from
Gorham, y. H., where l1e has been en-.
ployCd during the winter
The ice in Pleasant pond began to breas
up Wednesday and the pond is now clea,
of ice as far as W. r. Goodwins camp.
BY Friday or Saturday it will be clear to
the Thoroughfare bridge.
Mrs. Sarah Taylor, who has been keep.
ing house for Con Driscoll through the
winter. returned to her home il Boston
Tuesday.
NORTH WAYNE.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Holmes and fam.
lily went to Oakland Tuesday. Mr,
Holmes has closed his years work for
the North Wayne Tool Co.
]. Putnam Stevens of Portland passed
Saturday night with his mother, Mrs.
Mary Stevens.
Fred Allen returned Sunday from a
business trip to Boston.
School commenced Monday with good
attendance, with Miss Mary True Of
South Wayne as teacher.
G. A. I.add bought a nice heifcr Of D.
W. Ladd in Readfield Wednesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-26

The United States steamer Gerandum.
CAPT. Cotter. arrived in the Xennebec
river Thursday on her annual Job of
placing the buoys.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-26
WHEN YOU WANT A HIRED

girl (and they are ScarCc) the
Journal Want columns are the
best medium to secure one but
when she leaves. YOU cannot
honestly blame the want al for
that. The only thing left for
YOU to do is to try again with
perhaps better luck.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-26
kRUSO
PASTRY & BISCUIT
FLOUR

and while 1t is particularly adapted fo,'
pastry, biscuits, etc, yet the most deli.
cious raised bread can also be made from
1t if you will learn how to use IT for M.
purpose. 1t would pay you to do 50, for
you will get loaf that is more nutrition,
and healthful than you have ever befor.
been able to make from a -four that /,
made of Spring Wheat.
off you must keep but one kind Of -four
in the house for all purposes, it would
pay you If it is "KRUSO."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-26
The ACME MILLING Co., IndIanap,s, nj

Haskell, Edison Locke, w. +. Turner. n.
DINER F. NJ; Moves, =; e: Cunninghsm.
"A; Krann;L; n, A;;PeFFy;g,; r; GoodWin. Hal
WINTHROP JACKSON & Towie. MAN
XILLEoE: L. Goye, Whitcomb 4 Cannon.
WiH Estt9rtis 4 fPItsFd ikIGHN0S6
w. Scott. NORTH yASSALBORo-E.sS
Hremnsr o .PsHawMn s Burke ,st skSxs
MILLS-Achorn Bros. INDIVIDUALITY
Thompson. WEEKS MILLS-H. p, Rced
PALFRMO-E. NJ. Moody. b Z LGR ADJ
Hnssey. BURNHAM-G. f. Gilmore. cir
TON Dixon a. Runnells. BOWDOTE
HAM j. r. Cornish.
Enthusiastically COMPANY. Distributor
New-York tribune., 1907-10-04

80 to the Ocean SIS with passengers Left
Quarantine at ;55 a
2l to the compagnie Generae Trensstlantique
cabin and 76l steerage passengers mdse Arrived
Steamer Montserrat (span) Zaragoza Vera Cruz Sep
ember 26 and Havana 90 the Compania rans-Atlan-
ca with 81 cabin and 81 seerage passengers and mdse
steamer 81 PatTiGk {Br Portsy Yokohama June n
Barber & Co with mdse. Arrived via City Island left
Quarantine AT 1l:14 a IN.
Chester. Pa to the ocean SIS CO. in ballast '
Steamer Bermudian (Br). Fraser. Bermuda Oct l. n
mdse. Arrived at the Bar at II 30 a m
ba,n Steamer Adtia;io 3h 6Br2 Smith SOUTHAMPTON and
Star Lins with 922 cabin and Ills steerase psssen
gers. mails and mdse. Arrived at the Bar e57 a m
folk the Old Dominion Steamship COMPANY win
passengers and mdse. Left Quarantine st / IS D m
Steamer FL Paso. Knowles Galveston Sept 26 70 the
southern Paciho Company. with mdse Left Quaran-
tine at 1:45
steamer Guiana (Br). Mckenzie. Demerara Sept 10
q. Antigua and 81 o. ST croix and 81 Thom.
IS 20 A B Outerbridge & Co. with 85 passengers
Steamer Kongtn Luso Ger, BIeekor Genoa septernber
~ Naples 20 and Gibraltar %, to Oerchs Co. with
4l cabin and 952 steerago passengers mails and rdse
Arrived at the Bar at 4:5O m.
Steamer Pretoria Ger Schroter. Hamburg September
2i. Bouogne y and plymouth "a 70 the Hamburg
American Line with 391 cabin 1874 third class and ass
stesrage passengers mails and dse Arrived Bar
Sandy Hook. N ]. Oct B. 9ao D m--wind southwe,,
moderate breeze; cloudy and hazy.
SAILED.
Steamers La savoe Fr Havrs: Friedrich de,
Crosse (Gsr2 Bremen via plymouth and cherbOurs
SSth SRS Ghsae9SSE Cher S Baltic Br
Flushing Brandenburg (Geri Baltimore; F,ReTt
(Nor). Port Antonio: Regina Elena QtalJ Rio sneiro
en1egos ETC. city Of Everett Sabine Psss N CNoT
Galveston; NJ Gurey, with barge Port Arthur
10y vi
New-York tribune., 1907-10-04

Rosenberg and others. with claims, aggregaung
Ss37 81 An act of bankruptcy is alleged IN thS
transfer of some property. Judge Hough appointed
Job L. Hedges temporary receiver.
Jacob Loeb and Abraham Brecher, of the flTrn OF
Loeb & Brecher merchants, East 18th street. Volun-
tary petition; liabilities SS 204 81; assets, $3.50 20
Judge Hough appointed Charles l.. Brookheim tenn
C A Tieston & Co. No 1776 Broadway. dealers
in automobiles, involuntary petition. by MOTIFS
n Mason S256; Brewster & Co. $25S; Atlantc Mo
tor Car Company, see 81. -
Louis Holdt, No 1867 Third avenue, voluntary pc
uuon; liabilities, s10,256 80; assets. $3.50 50.
Judge Hough appointed John A. Dutton tempo
rary receiver for Edwin W. Dayton.
Justice Seabury. in the Supreme Court has ap-
nershp property of Peznick & Rlumberg, manu-
facturers OF pettcoats at No 2O7 East 1o5th street.
pending a suit brought by Joseph Bumberg against
julius Peznick for the dissolution OF partnership
formed on September Z.
Schedules of the North Side Brewing company
show greater assets than liabilities. Ihe nrth i0u
been petitioned against in bankruptcy re" Gays
ago because of alleged failure to meet obligations
Liabilities are given at $423270 and assets at
s6 S40 OF the liabilities. s323301 are secured aho
the largest secured creditors are the american
Brewing Company of No. % Broad street sllSl4Z;
Lambert s. Quackenbush % Broad street, S~oVO'
and the Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank sSooVo
There are 155 creditors. among whom the larger
ones are G. f. Gminber. No. 4R9 Third avenue
sl32 POS: G. Garges Mount Vernon. Sn+6l, ana L. d.
Shalik, S5.2S7.
The assets consist OF lands and buildings at loolh
street and Third avenue 900: machinery ana
plant sl2 s97; securities 995. and debts and open
accounts. S22.l9S
New-York tribune., 1907-10-04
REALTY NOTES,

The Ormiston Real Estate Company has sold for
Warren & Skeln plot fronting in Sd St, extend
ing from LIST ave. 10 Union ave. Mount Vernon
The Lewis H. May Company has sold for a B.
Ansbacher plot OF three lots in the boulevard at
Arverne, Long Island. TO E. Schldkrandt
3. Crystal & Son have leased TO a Mr. Robins the
ten story building, Nos. 291 and 293 7th ave. plot
=lxl0o feet. for a term Of twenty-one years
The Matt ]. Ward Company has sold the eighteen
year lease and furniture of the Hotel Westminster
18th 81. and Irving Place. for the Westminster
Hotel Company 10 O. H. Foster
J. B. English has leased for A. NJ Lyon the store
at Nos. 76, rs and $50 7h ave, formerly occupied
by a branch postoffice, TO H. Richardson for a
term Of years. also leased for Annie Iog1Ie No 15S
West 54th St; for Mr.. Stebbins. No 123 West 9Th
St; for the Oliver estate. No. 10 West 43d st. and
for w. L. Sutphin. No 80 West 26th st.
The Duross Company has leased the house at No
25i West 18th st. for Joseph Rimold to a client:
for S NJ Milliken. the first loft in No l3S to 14s
West l4th st, to Styles 81 Cash. and for the estate
Of John Schuyler, 10 Louis Koorns, the store No
- sth ave
DE Selding Brothers have leased No. 144 Fulton
Ct. south side. 160 feet east of Broadway TO Her
man Raub and several other persons for term Of
twenty-one years at $1,000 net a year II is the
intention Of the lessees Immediately to begin the
erection of a building for their own use.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-04
SHERMAN ANTITRUST LAW ASSAILED
Wholesale Druggists in National Convention
Call It Too Radical.

Denver, Oct. 3.-According TO a resolution
sdopted by the National Wholesale Druggists
Association. in convention here. the Sherman
antitrust law 'fs entirely too radical and
should be amended or new legislation enacted
to permit reasonable trade agreements The
resolution declares the literal application OF the
Sherman law will create the greatest possible
restraint of trade, although that is the condi-
ton 1t is intended 10 prevent.
The association also declares cocaine to be
the most pernicious Of all drugs. and one of It's
members suggested that sales to retailers be
limited TO an ounce at a time, just enough to
use in prescriptions. The national pure food
law received hearty support.
The following officers were elected to-day;
President. Edgar D. Taylor. Richmond, Va;
secretary. Joseph e. Toms New York, re-
elected, and treasurer Samuel z. Strong. Cleve-
land, reelected. Board of control. Fred L.
Carter, Boston; Alfred Plaut, New York; Will
lam j. Moody, Indianapolis; Charles Gibson.
New York, and W. B. Strong, Milwaukee. The
next convention will be held IN Atlantic City,
September 4. 1908.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-04
IN THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.

The Cr11kshank Company has sold for client to
Adolph Platky No. $50 West s9th st. 2 four story
dwelling house. lot 20x1oo.S feet Julia Sout-
hack holds title TO the property.
s D. Cooper and B. Scheer have sold for u. H
Feser. 10 T. NagIe No. 10 Suffolk ST, five story
tenement house, lot 25x100 feet
William Kennedy & Son have sold for John
Tournshend. 10 Golde & Cohen, Nos. 1O8 and 1oSlt
Bowery. two five story buildings, a plot 3Sx1l0
feet.
Kurz & Uren have sold for Louis Judelovitz No.
731 Elton ave. three story brick dwelling house.
with store. and a two story frame dwelling house
in the rear 25x10D also sold Jacob Blasser
40 1220 Vyse ave, a two family frame dwelling
house, on lot 2oXl00 feet.
Max Rosenfeld has sold for Haas G. Lippnan to
Rachel Lyon. one of three five story fathouses,
with stores, Brook ave. between both and i40th
SITS, on plot 50xi26 feet.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-04
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
Liverpool Oct 5-carnoens (Beg) York for Manoh.-
-SA N-'-'o'ios-
chegulpo Oct 2-Indravei cBr). New York via Ad.n
Dany Oct 2-Indhasamha CBr). New York via Ad.u. sa
Port said Oct sIndran CBr). New York for s,nrapor.
Gibraltar Oct 2 m-HamburE cSer). New York for
cherbourg. Oct 2 p m--Deutschand CGer) New York
- via Plymouth for Hamburg ~ A
Rotterdam Oct 2-Tropic CBrl New York
Naples Sept b0-Lazio QtaD. New York
FD New York. ~ IN AOiioAhe
Taku Oct 2-Indrapura CBr) York via sabanx. snr
valparaiso oct 2Coya CBr1. San Francisco via csuao
for New York Dalhanna (Br) New York via Coronai
Bh sept Saratoy (Russl. New York RotterdaIn
East Lohqon oct african Prince (B1. York via
Amsterdam. Oct 1-Prins wlem w Qoutch) New York
via west Indies and Venezuela
<Auchaho' OCT o-Mimiro tBr New York via Melbourne
Southampton. Oct 3-oceano CBr. New York ,aa
Plymouth and Cherbours.
SAILED.
Santos. Sept 22-Hanseat QSor). New York
trieste, sept Zg-Alberta (AusD New York; Laura
NaPlrs sept 3o-Lnisiana Gtal). New York
q cToix. Get 2-Korona CBr). New York
Seeerss ?'c' Oct B. 312 m-Teutonic (Br) New YORK;
el. eo az 5aneiro Oct 3-Byron G3r) York ~
| . = ~ York via Cherbourg ~se''io 'Sef'.
| snlr.Is OCT 2-Energte Ger. New York
| xkis1ers oct l.Verona Ger New York
/ Para, Oct 2-Maranhense (Br) New York
PASSED
fraWe Point Oct s-Weehawken (Br) New York for
| Naples. etc -'i Aeshofn'
New-York tribune., 1907-10-04
BRISK AUCTION SALES.
NO "SACRIFICE' PRICES.
Total Sum Paid for Parcels O0er
$3.50 900.

Over $50 900 was paid yesterday for the property
sold AT auction at the Real Estate Exchange Sales
rooms Nos. "A and 16 Vesey St The budget IN
cluded offerings by Joseph P. Day. William Ken
nelly ir Charles A. Berrian and Samuel Gold
sticker For the parcels sold by Mr. Day more
than 1853 900 paid. Many well known specu-
lators and were present. as the occasion
was the first special auction sales day or ser1es
10 be held this season by Mr. Day. Though only
few properties offered were attractive 10 the aver
age investors the bidding spirited and there
were no sacrifice prices
At the stand Of Mr.. Day Angelo B. Tobin got
No l5S West 35th st, a four story stone front
dwelling house, lsx5O7x irregular, for S7.oOO Z.
Osborne Smith a plot 50x1O0 feet, the east side
Of Boscobel ave, 3i7 feet north OF 10th St, for
5000; a plot 5Ox70 feet. the west side OF Crom-
well ave. about 317 north of 169th St. for $780,
and one lot 236x1SS feet and another lot 23-6r16o
feet on the east side of Boscobel ave-. go feet
north of 16Sth st, for s170O; Charles Well, three
lots on the east side Of Anderson ave. 6OS feet
south Of 165th st, for $780, Charles Hermann. one
lot the side of Anderson ave. 4S feet south
of 1s5th st. for $500; Louis Merkes, three story
dwelling house and three lots the east side Of
Anderson ave, opposite 10th ST. for $4,000. and
four the side of Anderson ave. 6SS feet
south Of 165th ST.. for $1So; Charles We'll, one lot
side Of Anderson ave, 6oS feet south Of
1s5th st. for s. 200: Joseph and Domino Plante, a
two story brick building with store lot 25x1oo
feet known as No S27 Jamaica ave, near Debe-
voise ave. Astoria, Long Island, for $500; NJ D.
Fink, the Hotel Severance, an eight story brick
and stone apartment hotel, a plot SS.3x146l4x
Irregular, at the southeast OF oath ST. and
Broadway, for S27O952; Mary Weiser, No 109 Lewis
street. a five story brick tenement house. with
store. and a three story brick tenement house IN
the rear 2xlOO feet SS1 0To. and A J. Dworsky,
vacant plot, 2oox10O feet at the southeast corner
OF 147th st. and Concord ave, for $4,000
Charles A. Berrian sold No. to II West 137th ST.,
four six story brick fathouses with stores. on a
plot 15Oxs911 feet, for s1456O2 Samuel Goldsticker
sold vacant plot, 15ox7Sx Irregular. on the south
side Of I76th ST, 100 feet west Of Audubon ave. TO
Daniel Hamburger, for SS4.5O0 The sale OF Nos bS
and co livingston st. was adjourned TO OCTOBER q;
the premises No. 351 Sd ave. was bid in at S2Sw"
and No 452 East 1s1st St also bid IN.
Mr. Day will offer for sale to-day in the Nesey
Street Selesrooms No. 800 West 1896 St. FIVE story
brick hathouse, on a lot 25xS9.u feet
Davis & Robinson have leased for ex-Congress-
man Francis Burton Harrison his house. No. 86
9Th ave-, furnished for q term Of years. 1t was
learned yesterday that H. Clay Pierce recently
ma de overtures to lease the Borg house, No so
9th ave The lease has not yet been signed.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-04
ALwYN COURT TO cosr 5000 ooo

Plans have been filed for a twelve story apart
rent house, TO be built at the southeast corner Of
nth ave and 5Sth ST. for the Alwyn Court Com
pany. Incorporated. as owner. It is TO have an
avenue frontage Of 100 feet and in the street OF
Us feet. 1t will have ornamental facades of lime
stone. with terra Gotta trimmings
The various floors are to have acconnn,odat flaws
FOR two families each, with the execution oP tta
nrst. which will have quarters for five families
The building is to 10000 It is TO be known
as Alwyn Court. The architects are Harda .
Short q
New-York tribune., 1907-10-04
TRANSPACIFIc MAILS

,zi DesiinaIlon saa steamers Close in New York
ippine Islands (via San Francisco
R.On
Australia except west). Zealand wv !"
Samoan Islands Fiji Islands ana New
Caledonia Cia Vancouver and Vic
% tora' e3sGana spa Oct 600 N
aDds Via Seattie)-Tango Oct
Hawaii. Japan, Corea, China and Phil WV y Ia
ippine Islands ivia san Francisco)-
TsbtI and Msoncs:s island: @ Oct IL 500
NE, rTansscEmMar2Osa Oct L. 500 M
WesD New Caledonia
Francsco)-Gowenburn Oct IN
japan. Corea China Especially ad- '" y III
dressed only) Cvia Seatte)-Tremont Dot 81 e.oo o ~
Japan. Corea, China Philippine ISL WV III
ands tvia Vancouver Victoria, 3
C)-Enlpress of China. .-..........-..oct "a s.oo,
New-York tribune., 1907-10-04
RECEIVER OF RENTS NAMED.

Justice Seabury. of the Supreme Court, has ap-
pointed Ludlow Freeland receiver of the rents Of
Nos 50 and 81 West 137th st, pending an action
brought by Frank B. French against Philip I.
Cohen 10 forecose a third mortgage Of $4,000
New-York tribune., 1907-10-04
RsookLyN PLAYHOUSE ROW IN A TRADE

Kenneth ". Nichols has sold for E H. Bishop 10
G c Ruckert six four-story brick double fathouses
On the west side of st. Jamess place. near Fulton
81 Frooklvn Mr. Ruckert took in part payment
,t 90 ctt,, lots fronting in Avenue D, Clarendon
Road. Canarsie Lane. East 40th St. Albany and
TrOv ayes
New-York tribune., 1907-10-04
INVESTOR IN L. l. CITY DEAL

Miham L. Markwell & Co. have sold to an in
Neslor a lot &xloo feet, at the southeast corner
- 1iano 81 ana 10Th ave, Long Island City: also
Broadway loc. 25xl0o feet o feet from, the ,,th
east corner os nth ave. another investor. also
sold to an investor four lots on the west side .,
Oak ST. Zsi feet north of Broadway woodhaven
New-York tribune., 1907-10-04
WIRELESS REPoRTs.

The Cedric, which reported to sasconset at
terdey. when $50 miles Of the Nantucket South
Shoals Lghtship is expected TO dock about 10
day.
The Blucher which reported to Cape Race at 41o g. m
yesterday. when $50 miles station
expected dock about 7:3O g.. m
The Etrura. which reported 974 miles
p. Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-04
WILL REMODEL 5TH AVE. Ho,Ise

story and basement dwelling house No as7 5tb
ave- owned by Mrs George Bliss The innroye-
ments include the installation OF an elevator r-h.
Iour story house No. 81 West s5th ST. will also he
Iel..ooeiIed ior Beatrice r: Phillips. as o,cn.r
New-York tribune., 1907-10-04
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Thursday, Oct. 8, 1907
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
steamer Elise Marie (er), Siege Mauno s.nter,bar
tire Bar ~@''''eo al
steamer curityba (Cuban) o'NeiI Nuevitas s.n,orho
20 and Nipe 2s 10 the Munson Line with al nsss
sess ana nese; Arrived at the Bar at 80 N
steamer FIoteus, Eopner, New Septenobe-
Quarantine at 7:i5 m 4 ''1NSS- LeIt
Steamer City Of Columbus Rur1 Savsnp,h S..,
New-York tribune., 1907-10-04
BUSINESS TROUBLES

ine .oliowiiis petitions IN bankruptcy were filed
yesterday in the United States District Conr,
Arthur Villegpigue ard Gertruda v,,o,
lttin rs inhers ne No u West 35h street inventarv
avenue ao25 Ss; Judkins & McCorrnjcb 20 C Tard
New-York tribune., 1907-10-04
AUCTION SALES OF BROOKLYN PARCELS

William II. Smith will offer for sale to-day a
pa eel 21xS0 feet the west side OF Ryerson St
p feet south Of De Kalb ave, Brooklyn. The auc-
ton sale will be held at the County Court House
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-04
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATrRE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
sun rises 55sSun $40 Noon rises 2 MOONS age %
HIGH WATER.
A. M-Sandy Hook 3: d Gov. Island SO
P. M.-Sandy Hook 534 GOv. Island b:47lHeu T40
New-York tribune., 1907-10-04
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

ury at the beginning of business to-day was as
follows:
RESERVE FUND.
Gold coin and bullion. .............. sI5oooo 900
TRUST FUNDS TO REDEEM OUTSTANDING GER
New-York tribune., 1907-10-04
'Brings mail.
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 8.

New York, Southampton. American. -. 600 m a3Oam
Carnpania, Liverpool, CUnard .Io:30 M 900 - ~
san Juan, San JUAN n Y & P a m 12:OO
Bermudan Bermuda, Quebec. 300 m IIO0 m
Saratoga, Havana, Ward .l0:O0 10
Iennyson Argentina Lamp Holt. 1000 a m I2O0 y,
bibra, Fortune Island. Hamb-Am. 200 M 300 ~ ~,
y E Friedrich. Jamaica, Hamb Am 30 m 2O0 m
IZ:Vo m 300
President Grant Hamburg. Hamb-Am 400 n m
konigtn Luise. Naples y G Lloyd. II :00 q IN
I-nnrianS [Iuon to 1SIahtic Irans'.' - 300
SaIsSnna c1aeanIp' tseu 300 m
Saiebrin ,h IN ''.'''''"' - 1901
Concno Galveston, Mallory Boom
aisoLiuIn 5acAsoEsi.le, Cyoe -..-. 300
W It1iL SaNdnHah - 300
FiihOess <AhnH' +NoiioiN' Olo poIn..-... 300
MONDAY. OCTOBER Z
Monroe Norfolk oid Dorn..-.'........ 800 m
New-York tribune., 1907-10-04

TIFICATES.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-04
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-04
Stdrkey Seminary

on Seneca Lake. Watkins Opened Sept. Bos-t-
irs school foS both sexes Prepares for best COLLEGES
merce- NJ. SUMMERBELL. Pres. LakenOnt. N Z
New-York tribune., 1907-10-04
Country Property for Sale.

DICK OF THE PALTSADE6-For sale OF the
IL most beautiful and desirable places on
the cITs For particulars see Tribune. October 2
write 10 II. G @. Tribune Once.
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@caCn TubrifatiOu OOn SIcOmar9a'
rim DCrbaftct.

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OmenS non bier bot 3obn &obr oti
Sic 9ciduIOi8unQ bin Ocrboitct,
SIcomor9nrin iobri5irt SIT baben,
obnc sic @unoe5itcllcr ooiiir ST cnt.
ridtcn. Sto0trnt6 &obn IopIor
Itelltc $4,000 @iir0iHait iiir &obr'S
Grideincn sum n6fitcn Mai.I crmin.
0oS &cim &obr'S mlr0e BON SnIono.
%Itclter = 9comten 0urtiuht, nobel Itc
in cincm 3inmer bic &orrihtum9cn
}ltr 6o6rifutiou pon 0leomar0orin
ionOcn. Sic conii2jirtcn 10000
&iunO ocricIbcn. &obr bate lie 10
gcfGrbt, ooB lie Butter GbuIih lab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-09
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meiiu,gs : gntrog, luelder ST 0n1-
Iten bon Sobn 81. @nlib, %ebcntaligen
E%rGiioenten Der rGbicogo National-
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inter Der Inflage Der WiiBperipal-
tuitg jcncs Snltitilts. @alib's ga-
mGIte bebouptetelL ooB mon ibnl por
Den @robgeidluorenen. fein oroent-
lides @erbor ge1ebcn nnb tur ibnt
unaiinitigc stnslogcn cntgcgen ge-
nonlnten babe.