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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1908-12-30

Mrs. K. S. Bisby and son, Harold,
OF kingman arrived on Saturday to visit
a week with Mrs. Bisby's parents, Jacob
Begert and wife. They will return to
kingman on Saturday.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1908-12-30

Miss Maude English and brother,
Aura, visited with their uncle, Henry
Warnstaf, and family at Attica the lat
ter part Of last week. They went on
Christmas day.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1908-12-30
Your
Eyes,.

j. HARRY GAY.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1908-12-30
Here They Are.

The following are my dates
in this vicinity:
Medicine Lodge. January
II, Is and 19.
Lake City, January 20.
Coats, January 81.
Isabel, January %.
Bring
Your
Eyes.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-25
REALTY NOTES.

z r Wendell & Co. have leased for Arthur
Brisbane the second floor at Nos. q and q West
ssth St TO I, l. Wurts for term Of years Mr..
Brisbane recently purchased the houses ana
altered them at great expense into stores studios
and apartments by the installation Of electric ele-
vstors show windows and other modern improve
rents
G. W Barney has leased for Henry Roberts 600
square feet in No. 125 University Place; for Max
Hutt & Co.. 5000 square feet in No. 10 West lsth
st: for E s Bailey 300 square feet IN S4
T3roadway and for Henry Corn 5,oeo sQL--- Let in
Nos 1ao and 122 West 18th st.
Julius P. Fund has leased to a Miss Peschard
the three story and basement dwelling house No.
% West 3sth st for term Of years It contains
thfrty-six rooms and covers a lot axSs9 feet
The Duross Company has leased the four story
and basement dwelling house No 66 West list st.
for client to Sarah Wilson for one year
Carolin D. Mosle. owner of No. 1S2 East e4th ST,
fs the buyer OF No. III, sold recently.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-25
Mr.. STOKES ACCEPTS.
Wires from, Noroton Home to
,Ssceltering Grand Street Meehng.

q pbe,ns Stokes sent In his message OF ac-
ceptance of the nomination for Assem- blyman ten
dered him by the Socialist party OF the Sth AS
s.mbIy District last night Mr.. Stokes teegrapheo
the message from his summer home, In Noroton'
Conn and when it was read In the dinsy, not
little hall at No. s13 Grand street last night tho
crowd numbering about one hundred and twenty
five men and women, cheered and applauded ior
fully thirteen and half seconds
Ever since MI Stokes was nominated last Mon
day there has been speculation as TO whether or
not he would accept, because he wished TO MAKE
sure he had legal residence in the district Hence
the excitement when the following telegram was
re ad at the meeting:
Have gone over law carefully with HiQuit. My
eligibility clearly established. Accept nomination
with yreatest pleasure and appreciation
Thus IT became known that he is in conference
with Morris Hillquit, the choice Of the party in
the district for Congress. and when the enthusiasm
had subsidized the acting organizer remarked that
things surely looked propitious for victory this IAN
Then he returned to the business IN hand, winch
was q discussion of the platform principles and
bylaws adopted at the national convention, whlch
cannot be operative until they have been approved
by referendum vote of all the socialists In the
country. The oratory was entirely In Yiddlshr ana
the organizer said that some time about II O'CLOCK
or so the most important points would come up
for a vote. eetsU'F9A
But the striking evidence of the J. G. Phelps Stokes
boom was to be seen at Edridge and Grand Streets
where the carttail oratory was getting under heao
way. The Young Friends Socialist Literary So
ciety an auxiliary of the district organization, was
on the Job, and the small crowd heard thirteen
year-old boy describe the evils Of the money power
and the need of woman suffrage and childrens
suffrage. which, by the way is new even Tor the
East Side.
Suppose" shouted the boy orator, I'VE children
and our mothers could vote and we could say
whether we would go to the Fairgrounds and
school and college go to work Now, how would
vote? You know. you men: but you won't give
us a vote because you don't know enough
The boys, it explained, are doing educational
wor kto prepare the for the real boom. which
will start next Friday night, when there will be
another district meeting, and Mr.. Stokes is ex
pected to be present
New-York tribune., 1908-07-25
SHORE LOT SALE TO-DAY.
Offering a Large Tract at Rock
a1cag Park.

Rrvan L. Kennedy will sell at auction to-day
on the premises five hundred Rockaway Park lots
bv order of George G. Austin, assignee of the Cor
bin Banking Company. The property fronts on the
Atlantic Ocean and Jamaica Bay An unobstruct-
Cd view of the and bay may be had from
every lot Along the front is one-naile
boardwalk.
The Corbin company has built at Roczaway Park
more than two hundred cottages and also the Park
Inn summer hotel with every modern convenience.
including a bathing pavilion with accommodations
for two thousand The possibilities for recreation
az Rockaway Park are almost boundless. There
are fishing and yachting clubs and fine roads lead
ing 20 all parts of the island to attract sutoob-
lists
The lots 10 be sold are in restricted section
The surrounding property is highly developed and
has broad avenues from 80 to 100 feet wide. There
are pure water a modern sewerage systenl, gas,
electricity telegraph. telephone and regular city fire
and police departments. Public School 43 adjoins
the lots be sold. All the lots lie level Rock
away Park has excellent transportation facilities
including the Long Island Railroad service.
In the Real Estate Exchange Salesroons. Nos
IA and IS Vesey st. yesterday, Joseph 2. Day sold
ir foreclosure proceedings No. e26 West 13sth st.
q three story dwelling house a lot 14xs91 feet
70 A. E. Clark, the plaintiff, for $4,000. Tho
amount due was about s1o,050.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-25
BRONX ZONES ACTIVE
NEW BUILDING PROJECTS.
a $50, 900 PLAYHOUSE To Be Built IN
Rroscn Place.

A n,srked increase IN building activity IN inc
r2-onx continues TO be a feature Of the market
Plans were fled yesterday for six bronx su @ ~
rres to be built at a cost OF slS3eo. r w. hNi
can, Will erect rour-story brick tenement house'
with stores sax4ss feet, at the southwest coi
ner of lxeth st. and Wales ave. az ',,. cosr =,
s,n nce from plans by Albert Rotherrnel. "ihia .
F Lennon will build a six-story br1ck 'eie -
,orse o16,aos feet at the southeast corner OF A'V
s, and Bronx ave. at a cost OF s2eooo from pIs -
AZ c.arvi, A f7ve-story brick tenement house'
with store 2s1lzxlos feet is to occupy pV. % -
,be eas,e-iv side of Brook 175 feet norm " o
7eath st It will be erected by Peter Su ns-,
plans by Schaefer & Jaeger 1t VIII cos. 80 80. III,
two story frame dwelling house Ax4o iee, mi.
he built for Helen Bardes from pia1s =! 80
rsrdes on the easterly side Of CITY lsahu
2aa feet north Of Beach st Ii VIII cos' 49,
th so,,+hues, corner Of lS5th ST. and Brown fiace
g six story tenement house. with stoIes' - -.
.-ectad bx John H and Richard Il Deeves rom
MANS nv Israels & Harder, at cost OF e'oO0'' O. -,
= +h-ea s,orv brick stable and lofts, eVxS lee@ WIN
hs .rec.ed by Leader & Bloom on the eas'erly siuo
- park ave 100 feet north OF 174th ST. from p'0
nv Charles NJ Strauo. 1t Will cost 'sev
san,uel w Bovine has mortgaged the TWO hro
60, dwelling houses Nos. II and l3 west oIst 81
e. .b~ Rond and Mortgage Guarantee Company ior
s2oo.ooo
plans have been fled with Buildings Superinueno-
~ ,s,,r,bx- for alterations TO the four story orcA
s~r.u,ng bouse No. Is4 East list st, owned by II
zg,,1+on Cutting A one story playroom or plant
,.,,ss 7.x71 feet viii be built the roof Luclus
-z-tI,e-ansr IS the lesser and Eftchings d Co are
tb. architects The cos is placed at sSoo
New-York tribune., 1908-07-25

bv iumping in front of a southbound train on the
Third avenue elevated at the e9th street station
yesterday She was twenty years old, and lived
with her brother-in-law, Isidor Rosner at NO. lof
West seth street. She came to this country only
six months ago from Rumania, after quarrel WIN
her lover.
When the body picked up q letter addressed
to friend was found tightly clutched In her hand.
Tt had been written earlier IN the morning, ano
showed that Miss Nenger had dehperatels
MANNED her death More than score of persons
who were on the platform at the time saw the
young woman step forward and leap on on to the
tracks The motorman of the train, Thomas j.
Carney of No. as Brook avenue. was arrested ana
taken to the East 1o4th street police STATION he
was later discharged by the coroner.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-25
INSTITUTE BUYS ARvERNE PLOT.

The American Collegiate Institute, which has
been located for several years at Far Rockaway,
has block OF seventy lots at Arverne, Long ISL
and for the purpose Of erecting new college
building The property IS bounded by CASTOR, Yer
nam AImeda and Morris aves It was bought from
the souerville Realty Company for $1,000 through
Butler & Macy.
The property faces Jamaica Bay. Plans have
been completed for building which will cost s25,-
600 The plans also include the laying out of 6
stadium for athletic sports. The present home of
the college at Far Rockaway has been sold, and
Il Is understood TO have figured in part payment
for the new site.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-25
CoRONER's PHYSICIAN ARRESTED.
Dr.. T. J. Flynn, of Jamaica, Held on
Charges Made by Woman.

MIS- Bertha Meyer, of Jamaica who mace
charges before the coroners Of Queens Borough
.h.+ one NJ their physicians DIR. T. J. Flynn. of
Jamaica who performed autopsy on the body
of her husband compelled her 10 submit to an i'm
rroper examination, went before Magistrate smlth
Yesterday and restated her case to him.
The coroners after hearing the woman's story
and those of her friends and neighbors. and also
+he defence exonerated DR.. Flynn. After hearing
the story Magistrate Smith issued a warrant on a
charge of assault in the third degree Dr. Flynn
went TO the station house at Jamaica and sur
rendered himself Captain Tracey. He was put
under bonds furnished by his brother.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-25
CUpD'S PRANK DELAYS LINER.
Soldier, Coming Here to Wed, Called Back
from Sea at Bermuda by Wireless.

The Quebec liner Bermudian. from Bermuda, ar
rived late yesterday, and her hardness causeo
some comment. The delay, 1t was explained was
caused bv Arthur Goodwin private of the Brit
ish army, stationed at Bermuda
According to the story told aboard tho Bermu-
dian, Goodwin was engaged to marry MISS hath-
crime Goodwin, of Hamilton, Bermr1a, and plans
for +ba marriage were made several days before
the steamer sailed for New York. The couple ar
ranged to marry In this city, and Goodwin In CIVIL
ians clothes. took passage on the berHluoidh' pu1
when the steamer was fifty miles out to sea- MS
identify was learned and a wireless message was
sent to Hamilton A message came iater from
shore asking that the deserter be taken BACK ana
the Bernudian put about for port Goodwin was
,oren osbore and the Bermudian proceeded for
New York The prisoner caused the liner TO log
one hundred miles more than her regular passage
requires and lose about six hours
The Teacher-Now, Richard, tell me what ycu
know about ecipses-
The Pupi-They most always happen somewhere
eIse Leader
New-York tribune., 1908-07-25
ALL GED DEBT CAUSES a STRIKE
Union Men Quit Work on Claim That Con
tractor Was Not Paid.

strike Of plasterers called yesterday on a
large tenement house st 107th street and Lexington
avenue, because Of a claim of money alleged to be
due to contractor.
IT was learned that the unions OF plasterers.
sfsauhtters and a number OF other trades have
agreements by which they will refuse TO work on
anv building where money is due. either TO a con-
tractor or in back wages TO journeymen.
Several times such cases have been taken to the
courts but In each case il was held that crini-
nal intent had been established
New-York tribune., 1908-07-25
TN THE BROKERAGE MARKET.

Goodwin & Goodwin have sold for the estate OF
Sophia Kepner TO Harry L. hosen 8 nVe Suois
st,o eo.bo,ss with stores on q lot 25x1oo feet
81 the northwest corner of Hath st. and Madison
.ve This is the first of the property IN about
twenty years.
Parker K Deane has sold to Samuel Lpnan NOS
G. and 81 Bank st, two three story o"eiIns
bo,ses on q plot 5ox1oO feet The buyer viii, 1t
&c ssia erect a six story fathouse on the site.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-25
JUMPs IN FRONT OF 'L" TRAIN.

Young Rumanian Woman, Despondent Over
Love Affairs, Commits Suicide.
Despondent over her love affairs, Miss Bertha
NeiIinser young Run1anian girl, killed herself
New-York tribune., 1908-07-25
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS

Grand ave q W cor Harnpden st, 100x1oo; Title
GgsTen1ss Cur SsfrScfion sd Us SIS ooc
Q Z32 II n OF 1eeta 81, Box
Neisaa 10; haoeis0- 5000
Lots 81 and g. map Of property OF Flanagan es-
tate Thrcgs Neck. Emil HERMANN and
SeSsss 17ea !oe 5000
New-York tribune., 1908-07-25
Lasc School,
Proposals.

DRoPosAIs FOR MOSQUITO BARs-DEPor QUAR-
/ termasters Office, 80 Whitehall Street New York
city July p. 1soSsesled proposals in triPeate .ub
! o'clock p m. august TO- 1905 and then opened for
furnishing and deiverns at either tho New York
II s. Army eOo0 Mosquito Bars. single and $500 Mos
no Bars double; subject increase quantities OF
from per 10 80 per cent; II desired by this
partuent- he is reserved to reject all
proposals part thereof Preference will be given
70 Of of
nrice fncludins manu-
fsctures the duty being equal Standard sam
njes can he seen specifications. blanks propo-
sails and information win bs furnished upon app-
cation at this office Envelopes containing proposals 10
he Endorsed Proposals for Mosquito Bars. opened
August 10. 1908 :" Col. WIN s. PATTEN. Depot Omar
New-York tribune., 1908-07-25

. A pyERTIsEAfENTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
"A The Tribune recsivsd their Uptown Orrce.
1854 Broadway. between 65th and s7th SITS. until Q
o'clock .. Advertisements received the following
branch regular ofce until O'Clock
viz: 264 ave. 6. 23d st; 153 6-h ave.
18TH St: 1O4 East 14th st; between
Ith and sth aves 2e3 West i25th 1o35 3d is2s
ID ave.: near 1TOs ave. seth 1877
Eas. 125th SO fremont ave: $50 Sd and
American District Teexrapa onicA
New-York tribune., 1908-07-25
ROCKAWAY BEACH

r. RI week days. $50. $50 s:2o 1880 1I:2o A n.
500 eco, 1o90. 1900 P. NJ.
Leave Brooklyn F1stbush Ave. sts-). days e:o4
I.os 6s 2:2s s:17. l1s t:4I. 5:15 SAT $50 f:oS
s:x2 e<6. 11:2o. 1a:11 p. NJ sssts. only.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-25
LAKE BOMOSEEN El4an.fssP; stHnH2SPs


A pyERTIsEAfENTS AN
"A The Tribune received
1884 Broadway. between 3
o'clock D. m Adverusemen
branch of1ces at regular ono
vis.t 264 9Th ave-, 8 e. cor
t2th 81; lo4 East 14th st;
7th and 18Th avea; eea Wsss
al ave; near a1st SIT 11Os
East l25th st.i 756 fremont
American District Telegraph
New-York tribune., 1908-07-25

D SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
n their Uptown once. No.
,th and 9th SITS. until 8
-s received ct tbs following
. rates until s o'clock 2. m,
23d st; 153 6th ave-. cor.
257 West 42d st. betwecn
Io5th st ; 1885 Sd ave-; 1928
LIST ave, near seth ST. ISL
ave. /; $50 Sd ave-, and any
once.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-25
EXCURSION TO NEW HAVEN

On sundays superb steamer RICHARD PECK leave.
IS River. A NJ foo. Eas. I'D St 1000
A. NJ; due New Haven 2so p. NJ. Return -dus New
York S:45 P NJ. Two hours IN Haven. Music
Restsurant Lunch Counter. Tfcksts. tloo: Children
New-York tribune., 1908-07-25

5000
5000
New-York tribune., 1908-07-25

.s:. A.. g. Ms,s Ssi;:y s:z..S 81 ~ s5is.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-25
For Boys and Young Men-Country.
WorralI Hall Military Academy n =,

Ideal home boarding school. Prepares for College OF
ansjness primary Department Sanitary conditions
nerfect Illustrated catalogue Address Principal
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1908-06-05

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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1908-06-05

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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1908-06-05


consciously. won't you look out foi
Sylvan I'm going back on the amttl.
lance. n y0u'lI find somebody to drive
my inaclilhe ! wish you wouh take
Sylvia lmch ~. | don't want you Il
drive. stephen II you don't mind
Oct tlai Bnclinist. please. i'm rat.
fled, mud I don't want you 10 drive"
Lella lut 0n the stretcber her blood.
less face niiurhed to the stars lie.
tond Under u blanket. something else
NY very stlIl 90 the lawn
PlnBk b6ckoned n policeman aDe
whispered 10 hin.
Then, fnf away IN The darkness. n
distant elniior grew on the night mir
nearer. nearer.
Plank, standing beside the streteher
raised his head, listening 10 the anini-
lance arriving 1T full speed.
c0NoLuDfD sExr wfrK.1
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1908-06-05

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De ss1ssss ~ csasrss

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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1908-06-05

Ut giveA me pleasure 10 speak good
w0t1 for Electric l,inefs," writes Mr..
Frhhh Conlan NJ No. 49, Houston ST.,
New York alta grand family medi-
cine fW dyspepsia and liver conplica.
llouAi While fof lame back aud weak
Nldneya n cannot he too highly recon.
lnen'led," Electric l,iiera regulate The
digestive functions, purity The hood,
aud lmrnrl renewed vigor and vitality
10 iha weak aud debilitated of both
NeseA Sold under guarantee at j. W
Thuraton'a drug STORE. 600.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1908-06-05
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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1908-06-05

Mortimer, turning % bic wife, Vie +,
had already nm ~ tOB ont ~ /
Waks fgN bsIs iiiai tgHD never isssf |
ne sDd ~ ~ INN ~ t0B i've, And
n,efgll H. nothing ~ talk OVsf H.
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Ioila lo.,ksd ~ IIsBs. f6se sD6 nBST-
90 swiftly igNaf1 iils Fsfan1a steps.
her Lssd fes,dDislt i0Nefe1, Ne D1fs
lDg sbame flaming IN beF fsee, BoFti
msg eHsi gys Triumphant giaBee ~
pisgk, then Ws11led aBsieadlly after
his wife
Mod o." ~ Kf0nIeds rye . err
Z bsTsl 30 aFiss yOB iases naiC fieTs
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vlsgs waeilii,ist ~ sat1s "YOB get ifstS
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Mortimer Whist BlKbt driving n. To-
yOY henri ! isii t0s I'D Sl8sz -
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bow
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