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New-York tribune., 1908-03-12
A MIDTOWN SITE SOLD
FRONTS IN VEST Esd ST.
John Duerin Bugs Bag Hudson
Street Building.

The real estate market was fairly acuVe yes'ei
day. Trading affected a number OF midtown
parcels.
One of the principal deals was the sale by James
Thompson to E.. Holbrook Cushman, or NO. $40
West 23d ST a three story and basement high
stonp dwelling house lot 25xSS9 feet MT.
Cushman also owns No 34S West 23d St The size
OF the combined parcels is 5ox9S.9 feet
Another interesting transaction was the sale ny
Daniel RrdsaIl & Co. client TO John Duerin.
an adjoining tenant of Nos. a5 and 81 Hudson St
and No. III Franklin St. a SIX story mercah'e
building. 1t occupies plot 401lx9sZx'o.ZSZoo iee''
Slawson & Hobbs sold for Meta c. Wood No 226
West 18th st. three story building. 20x6sx rres-
ular.
Alfred f. Marl,ng head of the firm of Horace
6 FIv & CO. has written a letter to the Allied
Real Estate Interests in which he says he Is OPP
posed to SAKE bill, requiring the consideration
of rea, transfers to be stated
His principal reasons for opposing the measure
1T is against the best interests Of the people
that such a bin should become the law of the state
That the main object of the bill. which is to
give us a more equitable assessment of real estate
for taxes. will not be accomplished
THAT the of the bill would be 10 discourage
enterprise
He further says:
Those dealers possessing in an unusual degree ;e
Snbted for ,1n much Of its rapid and substantial
growth: would be deferred from continuing 'neir n,
vately the profits which they received in the course
of their business transactions. The city and state
can i'll afford lose the activities of such men.
They make. in large measure our towns ana cltleS;
They are entitled the fruits of their lahor. ana
energy Their capital in trade IS their experience
and foresight and in my view ii is poor feglSa-
ton which aims to extract from them the results
and profits their private business.
Ar first when Mr. Purdy conferred with me on
the merits of this bill l disposed to approve
it. on further reflection however. | have reached
the conviction the bill is vicious in principle
and should not become law. 1t is lnqulsitorai IN
IFS nature It evades the rights of private bust
ness demands that the dealer in real estate
sha the consideration which he paid TOR
n piece of property to the Tax Commissioners or
else pay a fine for the privilege of silence. las
our democratic government the right to do this?
New-York tribune., 1908-03-12
MANY AUCTION SALES.
Market Found for Offerings of the B. D.
Silllman Estate.

Many parcels sold at auction yesterday at
the Real Estate Exchange salesrooms. Nos Il and
16 Vesey st Peter F. Meyer sold for the B. D.
Siman estate No. 153 Franklin st, three story
building. a lot 257x6O4 feet, +. s. Pepper for
SIS 000 and No. 81 Myrtle ave, Brooklyn. three
story dwelling house. with store, a lot 2i5X75
Frederick ]. W. Bursch for $l4 600. He ad-
journed the sale of No. 800 West 26th St. three
story tenement house, with store, plot 25X9S.9
feet. to March IS.
Joseph p Day sold No. 1927 Madison ave. a three
story dwelling house. 16.Sx7O feet A. Moran
$1,000. and No. 1853 Madison five story
house. with store 25XS0 feet, the plaintiff
for $27.O97
Samuel Goldsticker sold No 1926 TO 4Ss East 11Sth
St three six story tenement houses. with stores
125xl0o.n feet, to George Ricard for s65s45.
James L. Wells adjourned the sale OF No. "A
West 165th ST. two story frame dwelling house
March % He sold a plot. 50xa5 feet, at
the southeast corner of Cypress and 136th
to the plaintiff $4,000; a plot 5Ox90 feet on the
oasely side Of Cypress ave. 20 feet south of 136th
st, 10 plaintiff for $1,000 plot EOx25
feet the eastery side Of Cypress ave. 40 feet
south of 136th st. .iaintir en- $1,000 and
plot at the northeast corner of Cypress ave.
and 18th st. TO the plaintiff for $500.
l. J. Phillips & Co adjourned the sale OF two
six story tenement houses in l36th St. Am
sterdam to March IS. The auction offerings
for to-day as follows:
Ry Peter f Meyer-153 Franklin St s ia 10 II . o.
20 1Ox71 2x25 7x604 story bldg. sale
r Pepper SS.Goo; % Myrtle ave. Q
Adams Brooklyn, 245x75; story dwg h;
sale: estate Benjamin Silliman. deceased:
Frederick Bursch st4, 900; 800 26th ST.
e 9Th ave, 25x9s g. and store: Ulrey
agt Logan e E NJ Bullows. atty: Edward
Browne s. 296 6: taxes, ETC. s577 6: ad-
journed 10 March 49,
BY Joseph T. Day-I527 Madison ave- 8, III # g Of
104th 16 SX7o story dwg h; ] z Brush Mary
Hunt ai Latting. atty; + T Fitzgerald ref;
due 50 649 II. taxes etc. S335; A Moran a party in
interest $40 $50; 1853 Madison ave- s. II of
ST. 25xS0; story ten and store; Joseph Rosen-
zgeg Stuart Realty Co eft al; u d w Soaring atty:
NJ Guiterman. ref: amt due S5SlI SO: taxes. etc.
prior mtgs. agsregatrg s4 750
plaintiff for 27,0s7.
by Samuel Goldsticler-426 to 43s I1Sh ST. s. 1874 IT
Pleasant ave 125x1o0 l1x irregular, story
Bank aet Saul Walienstein
Samuel Strasbourger ref; mt
ss2 3l5 0d etc. s49o 01 prior s64 0o0
George Ricard, party in interest for S65 5i5
By l. Wells: 4T4 lG5th S IT of
ave. 20 2x33 SIX irregular. story dwg IA.
Murray e al agt q II Epstein al: C e Hayes
atty: 5 Levine ref amt due Ss.026 55; taxes etc.
$40; adjourned March 25. Cypress ave cor l38h
IT, 5nxg6 vacant; Mclaughlin ag Max Levine
Mater stilweIl. atty: Donald No
Lean ref due. o67 g. taxes. $3.50 30 to IN.
plaintiff for $4,000. Cypress so fl 81.
5GxgJ vacant agt same. action 2 atty.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-12

TUE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK BY BY
i grace of God and independent TO Elias
Ascl named in said Will Mathiide SeliS
manu. George a. Segmann, Arthur +. SellgInann, the
heirs and next of kin of Maurice Selgmann' de-
ceased, send greeting
Whereas, Albert Blum. of the City Of New York has
applied o SurrOgateS' County
of New York 10 have certain instrument IN WrItns
bearing date June =. 1900 relating to both real and
personal property. duly proved as the last will and
Maurice Segruann, late of lhe County
New York. deceased, therefore you and each OF you
before the Surrogate Of our
of New York his office in the County or New YORK.
the 10th day Of April, thousand nine hUnhTel
eight half past ten o'clock in the forenoon OF
hat there attend the probate OF the
sal last And such of
her under of years
are required appear guardian, II have
on and apply for one
10 he appointed, In the Of your neglect or
failure o a guardian will be appointed by the
Surrogate represent and for you in the
ceedng.
In testimony whereof. caused the seal Of
he o County of New York
be heTcunto affixed. Witness Hon Charles
[Seal1 H. Beckett, a Surrogate of our said County
of New York a said county. the 18th day Of
February. year of Lord thousand nine
red
DANIEL J. DOWDNEY.
of SuTTogates
HUFFMAN & FRANKENHEIMER. Attorneys for
Executors. p Broad Street. Borough OF Manhattan.
New York City
New-York tribune., 1908-03-12

same ref; amt due etc s2ss -; 70 fhe
painf for $1,000: Cypress ave. 100 It OF l'o'n "
sOxa5 vacant: same agt same: action 3: sare atty
same ref; amt due etc, STA o. to tho
plaintiff $4,000; Cypress cor Both ST. o"So'
vacant; same agt Bernard Engesser ct al same atty:
ref; $40 136 o.: taxes ETC. *Z]o' 10 'no
plaintiff 5000
BY l. J Phillips 1seth s2s It " OF Am
ave- 75xe9 II. story ten hs: David Shan
ct agt Hyman Horwitz action 2: Arnstein d L.
atys: Levi ref; amt due. 1913 "a; taxes etc.
$500 81: adjourned March IS.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-12
THREE FIFTH AVENUE LEASES.

Pease & Gilman leased two lofts at No ess o'h
ave for Henry c.. Trevor TO Whitaker & Co.; also
leased England Mortgage and security COM
pany the store No. Madison TO James A Jen-
kins now 467 9th ave.
NJ L. have leased for the estate or MAJ rsdie'
Rudd 10 william Hepbuna the and basement NO
64 9Th ave o6xI alley in the rear ieao
ing 22d St. a of ten years at a reh'ai ae
rreratrs ST. 600 The will conduct restaurant
the premises.
The Title Guarantee and Trust Company has leased e
ofice No 547 ave. 42d st. for ore year. lo
tic
New-York tribune., 1908-03-12

rine tragedies. which at too frequent intervals
shock and horrifv the world. THE pubic mas
right to see and those in authority to prescIlDe,
sand a well known captain, that the daEits
are arranged in such 4 to give cofnpiele
control of the boats while being Swung. even II tne
shin IS rolling. In of list the boats snouiu
swing clear o. the deck edge and not more man
fo,jr men as a maximum should be needed TO GO
this in couple of minutes. Shoulo the 1rignIele t
tumble in they must not be ufiVeii out
a-ain hut the boat should he SO davted as TO ne
swung clear without danger by the men III at
tendance"
NEW POSITION FOR BOATS
can.aip A. p I.undin. a we'll known navigator
opd engineer who controls the VEIN patents III
this country, gave the writer so'ie w
information concerning the invention hS
sen,ial features. which overcome 'he o'iiio "
above related are shown in the accoiip'iS ms -
,,,s,ra-ton It takes only men. who require ho
-, ,.;rinv To operate a boat equipped WIN
This ambulance. and in case of emergency QUE u
49,, would no sufficient Panic-strlckeh piIs
n 49,. III the lfeboats even before tne 1-t,T
sre released. and this may ne uo,l .ha da,Jt
80 tbe inside When in normal position 1ne 'aN
arms are vertical. and a gradual tuInlis 80 81 tba
nan- a. each davit raises the boat clear ol ~ m
deck and swings it beyond danger ol '' "
New-York tribune., 1908-03-12
FINE cEDARHURsT SITE SOLD.

Pease & Gilman have sold ]. Henry Harper his
property Brignsd Cedarhurst Long Island oompris
ing large dwelling and stables and about seven
acres land. The buyer will occupy the premises
New-York tribune., 1908-03-12

FINdE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK BY
i grace UI Irce anu InucpeuuCnJ--IO LEWIS
!. Woln, Alfred Frankenthal, Max Frankentha, Paul
Frankeuthal OF MorItZ Frankenthal, d deceased
Alice Arnold, Alfred FFtnkentiaI,
SON. OF traukCnJhdl deceased brother OF
Milton Fr4nkentha, Fred tFrltZJ frankentndl,
arr FrInkenthAl. Alexander Sahmann, Joseph Sahl-
mann, Ricka Bder. Julie Baer, Ida Adesdorfer. Ma
thJe Klein. Doris Neuhauser, SiesfrIed Sahlfnann.
heirs and of of MddlOn Morsanstern.
ceased, send greeting: Whereas, Alotrt G
stern, New York, has lately applied
the Surrogate's Court of County of New AUrk,
real personal property, duly proved the last
VIII and Testament OF Madion MOrSanstern, late OF
the County of New York, deceased Therefore
cited appear before the Surro-
gate County of New York. his office the
County O day Of April.
thousand hundred ana eight. half past
o'clock forenoon of that then and there
attend the probate of the said Last VIII Testa-
And such OF hereby cited
under the of required
by guardian If have II
have none to appear and apply for to be
pointed, or in the event Of your neglect failure
o do a guardian Will be appointed by the
gate represent and act for in the proceeding
the Surrogates Court of the County OF
IL. 81 New York to be hercunto affixed Witness.
Hon. Charles II. Beckett, Surrogate o our
said County of New York. at said County. the 18th
day of February. in the year Of Lord thousand
nine hundred and eight DANIEL j. DOWDNEY
Clerk Of the Surrogdte's Court
WOLF. kOHN & ULIMAN. Attorneys Executor
No. 20% Broadway, Borough of Manhattan.
York city.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-12

4 ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions Trbuna
~ received their Uptown Office. No 1864 Broadway
36th and 3Ith SITS, until o'clock D. IN Adyer-
tsements received tho following branch Offices AT
regular ottce until o'clock u. m. viz a,i4 STh
ave- G I'D st. i:lS oth i3th
lsth 257 West 4.d st. between Tth ayes
123th 1883 81 between s9th
1925 I'd 6ist St t10s lst
St. i5T i2oth ct: 766 fremont ave. t5O 81 ave
any American District Telegraph once.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-12
City Property to Let.
BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE
Ne1C Jersey Real Estate.

NNE1STFIELD. N J--FOR SALE MY RESIDENCE
w on Dudley most bsautif1i location, -xs
grounds Il rooms. every modern convenience; prcs
$40. COO Apply to your " Z.
BROWN. "a Bridge St. ~. 7.
- LEY 4oS Jackson Ave Jackson Ave. Scati1n. c.
r r. OF y J
$4,000 gTg 5.,9 DEbSG 5 BOO R2oAs
Foye Place Jersey City.
~ E1NTLEMAN'S RESIDENCE. Is ROOMS BATHS
" mahogany trim BAYSIDE REALTY co. 40
Ocean ave. jersey CITY
New-York tribune., 1908-03-12
SurrOgatfs Notices.

SUlTOG0t6S v Otlc6S.
II PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON, ABNFlR g
il Thomas, Surrogate of the County Of New York
Matilda \ Elder. late Of the County of New
York deceased TO present the same with vouchers
ing business. the Office of Duer. strong Whitehead
city of New York. ON before the 18th day Of
Dated New york the aoth day Of January. 1908
ANNIE E. MUM. ADALTNE N. E, PErERs
DuER sTEoNG WHITEHE4D Wit Eiid:s ,5nsys Attorneys
New York City.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. ABSEa
notice is hereby sysn to all Dersons having claim.
New York. deceased to present the Soueie1s
to at the the as OF @ ss f9 Of
Street in the Borough Of Manhattan and The city OF
-S Dated New YORK. the 2sa day q oetobsT isgs.
CARTER HASKELL. Atty.s for Executor
is street. Borough Of Manhattan. New York City.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON .BNER c.
notice is hereby xsh 10 as a Of s' 6s SapHs claims
York deceased present the vouchers there
OF the su6scrbef a, her place Of transaGtins bust
es Broad~ay. RoToush q Nomination. City Of
Dated New York the a'h day st 3G5oes5 1907
DITTENHoEFER, GERBER & JAMES: Attorneys FOR
Executrix. 81 broadway New York City.
JOHNSON wIIMor.-IN PURSUANCE OF AN
order OF Hon Aener ,. C. Thess: sGrrosate OF the
having claims against wilmot Johnson. County
Of New York. to present the sane with vouchers
business at tho ofce sper Bartls,t. No 81 Wall
sslts on or before the iirs cay Ieos
Dated Ne" York. f HELEN ah dey g. JOHNSON iS scu..
sPEIR 6 BARTLETT Attorneys FOR Executrlx. 50 Wall
str Borough Of Manhattan. New York City.
A pvERrIsEMENTs and suessrpticns for The Tribune
between Seth aud 3th SITS, until o'clock Adyer-
New-York tribune., 1908-03-12
Furnished Houses to Let-Countru,

TyOR RENT FURNISHED COTTAGE AM FIVF,
l. acres: hour New York Grand Central
Harlem the y. Y. y. H < Hart
ford roads delightful surroundings good roads etc
CHARLES FIELD GRIFFIN i CO.. 5O3 5th Y.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-12
Country Property for Sale or TO Let.

nSSINING. y. Y.-ELEGANT COUNTRY HOMES.
n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-12

4 T SUMMIT N J-FOr sale or lease. large old
~ residence four land barn gardens
fine grounds: attractive proposition for gentleman
string beautiful country home: ~ minutes
district tunnel. Address Box 9S. y. J.
l. Pennsylvania Railroad; within one hour OF City Hail.
York. S. fine brick and farm
house lodge. stable outbudinEs; location
electricity telephone
order: principals only. MARK TUCKER. Room II. $50
Broadway
NOR SAI1E. WHOLE OR IN PART FARM OF ABOUT
Il $50 numerous buildings in excellent repair:
location. For particulars
ESTATE OF HENRY GARDNER R. +. ID. Ne. 2 Nor
wiCh Conf
500 COUNTRY HOMES.
For Sale by
GEORGE HORTON KINGSTON. y
S1O O0O PROPERTY on sTRAwBERRY HILL
.NlU,OUO stamford. CCnn-. a sacrifice
residential street city REAL ESTATE. Bedford ST
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rspecial to the Eveninr star.l


TROY HILLS. June 12.-Thirty chill
dren in sixteen years, the last four
healthy, well developed boys, have
been born to Mr.. and Mrs. Abram
Gotofsky, of this place, establishing
what is believed to be the anti-race
suicide record in New Jersey.
The bankruptcies tip the scales at six
teen pounds four ounces Although
small, they are perfectly formed and
have well-developed lungs. Mrs. Gotof-
sky is only 80 years old. Gotofsky is
40. Fourteen of the thirty children are
living.
Gotofsky and his wife first met on
the vessel hat brought them TO Amer
lea in 1891. They were married in New
York the following year. Twins were
born to them in 1893. Since then twins
have arrived six times, triplets twice
and bankruptcies once. Once a year the
stork has visited them regularly.
Gotofsky, a farmer in the old coun-
try, borrowed some money and bought
eighteen acres of and between this
place and Pine Brook. He now owns
forty acres and a substantial farm
house without a penny of mortgage on
either.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

STREET OPENING. SOUTH
THIRTEENTH STREET OPENING. BONY-
SEWERS AND MAGNOLIA STREET PAVING
Assessment for benefits.
Notice is hereby given that an assessment
upon all the owners of all the lands and real
estate peculiarly benefited by each of the fol-
lowing impr0Sfm FFo fa@fl REB nne opening OF
from Tyler street to Wheeler Point road. ac-
cording to the provisions Of an ordinance o. o.
open clifford street. from Tyler street to
Wheeler Point road approved July l, 1907.
inc SOUTH SOUTH %TH1RTEENrH STREET.
from a point SS.75 feet south Of the southerly
south of the same, according to the provisions
Of an ordinance of the city OF Newark, en-
street street. from from 0r a point s ss.7b feet south Of the
southerly line of Sixteenth avenue to a point
90 feet south of the same" approved May "A,
1907.
The construction Of a sewer in
BONYKAMPER AVENUE,
between Christie street and Hawkins street,
VII" HAWKINS STREET,
between Bonykamper avenue and Brinsmald
place. according to the provisions Of an ordi-
nance Of the city of Newark, entitled; An
eight IS inch pipe sewers in Bonykamper ave-
nue.. between Christie street and Hawkins
street, with branch In hawkins street. between
B~onykamper avenue and Brinsmatd place. APP
proved June IS, 1907.
=" W. MAGNOLIA STREET.
from Springfield avenue to Fairview avenue.
according to the provisions OF an OrulndnCe OF
the city of Newark. entitled, ordinance
to provide for the paving Of Magnolia street;
from Springfield avenue to Fafrview avenue.
approved March .. 1907. has been prepared by
the undersigned Commissioners, appointed by
the Mayor Of the city of Newark, and that a
report by a certificate in writing, with an ac-
eompanying map and schedule, showing the
several assessments against the several owners
peculiarly benefited as aforesaid. has been de-
posted in inc office of the City Clerk OF the
city q Newark, for examination by the parties
interested therein.
Said assessment comprises all lots, tracts and
parcels of land and real estate liable TO pc
assessed as aforesaid, lying on both sides OF
CLIFFORD STREET,
from Tyler street to Wheeler Point road; on
SOUTH THIRTEENTH STREET,
from Sixteenth avenue to Eighteenth avenue;
=" ~ HBoeNYKAMPER AVENUE,
between Christie street and Hawkins street;
HAWKINS STREET.
from Brinsmaid place to a point about 125 feet
south OF B~onykamper avenue, and on both
MAGNOLIA STREET.
from Springfield avenue 20 Fairview avenue.
A Tot" represents an entire plot OF land,
whether large or small.
All persons interested in said assessment. may
be heard before said Commissioners. on Friday,
the twelfth day Of June. 1908, at P. M. at
the Commissioners room. No. 4 ga hoor). CITY
Han.
DIMOND.
John F. MONAHAN.
ADOLPH F1SCH.
ies-bt Commissioners.
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WEST END DEMOCRATS
GOING TO TUSCAN FARMS.

The West End Democratic Associa-
annual outing Sunday. The commit
tee has arranged for the following ath-
letic contests. One hundred-yard dash
for fat men, bag race, potato race, egg
race, tug-of-war, football match be-
tween the heavyweights and light
weights, game of baseball between the
married and single men of the associa-
ton.
Joseph A. G. Baudermann, who is a
well-known athlete. will be master of
ceremonies. Following is the commit
tee in charge: Alderman James A.
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BISHOP LINES OPENS
STEVENS COMMENCEMENT
SaIntatOry to Graduates De-
Iivered by Kenneth Hamilton
COndif. Fast Orange.

HOBOKEN, June 12.-Stevens Insti-
tute of Technology here has graduated
the largest class of mechanical engi-
neers in it's INSTRUMENTATION.
Bishop Edwin s.. Lines, of the Episco-
pal diocese of of Newark. opened yes
terday's mencem with prayer.
Kenneth Hamilton Condit, of East Or
ange, delivered the s~alutatory address.
President Humphreys said the insti-
tute needs ST. 900, 600 for improvements.
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PASSAIC BREWING co. TO
SUE ERIE FOR $500, 900,

The Hygeia Brewing Company, Of
Passaic, through its counse Brown &
Beecher, of this city, has filed its decla-
ration for $4,000 alleged damages
against the Erie Railroad in the SUI
preme Court, Trenton.
The company contends that the de-
struction of it's plant, situated along
the railroad. on December 2, 1906, was
due to a spark from one of the Fries
locomotives.
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Sold by Soldier Drug Co, G. B. Smith & Co, Roeber 8 KuebIer Petty, Menk
and Crescent Pharmacies, Bee ive Bamberger ~ Co, Snyder s. Co, Goerke Co.,
and leading druggists md department stores everywhern
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CIVIC RIGHTEOUSNESS MEETING.

The Allied Mems Clubs of the Rose
vile Presbyterian, the Roseville M. E.,
the Roseville Baptist and the Fifth
Avenue Presbyterian Churches will hold
a civic righteousness mass-meeting in
the Roseville Methodist Church tonight.
Assemblyman Austen Colgate. Sheriff
Sommer, the Rev. William Y. Chapman,
Assemblyman william p. Martin and
George w. Tomkins will speak.
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GETS DIVORCE
ON NEWARK EPISODE

On a charge of associating in this
city with Harry B. Castle. an actor, of
Knoxville, Tenn, Horace B. M. Phil
lips, also an actor. got from Justice
O'Gorman. in New York. an interlocu-
tory decree of absolute divorce from
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-06-12

Amy Laird Phillips, known on the
stage as Amy Laird.
Two letters were offered in evidence,
one to her husband and another to a
theatrical manager, in which she
stated that she had been divorced and
married to Castle.
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NEW Jersey FARMERS COMBINE.

FREEHOLD. Tune 1.-THE mon
mouth Farmersj Exchange. to market
produce grown IN the county. win start
with apples and potatoes. but win
eventually handle all crops.
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Bray, Alderman Anthony G. Kroehl,
chairman; George Jacobs, ST., Charles
H. Fay, James S. e.. Freel, A. Schuck,
secretary.
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Many testimonials come to us tunsoli-
cited) liks the following:
Judge Eggers. Newark, N. j., says: 81
have used your ''WIDE-AWAKE-LIVER
TABS for months and find them the best
remedy Of its kind 1 have ever used. They
act gently without gripping and keep me in
excellent condition and 1 recommend them"
(signed) Augustus T. Eggers.
j. H-Jersey City: II am taking your
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. purchased OF
Hegeman & Co. and think them the real
thing"
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A delayed advertisement brings only the
aftermath OF trade. IT'S the first call that
captures the procession OF customers.
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Mr.. H.-Newark: "Say! those little pink
pills are 'corkers.'"
Mrs. L. D.-Wooster, o.: PLEASE find
enclosed 25 cents for your WIDE-AWAKE-
TABS. I find the sample very good, and I
also find they are just what 1 need"
Mr.. N. M, Jr.: MY wife used those
pills you gave me and she says. they're
great"
Above letters are on file In our office
and may be seen If doubt exists. JUST
r THEM M YOU TOO WILL SEND
YOUR TESTIMONIAL TO THEIR VALUE.
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The new pierce
less SCyle Pearl
Earrings, various
SIZES true rlearL
color and finish and
gold plated mount
mss. Regular price
sc ana J0c a pair.
Special at 15C-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-07-19
S1.00 Summer
Curtains 49c

200 pairs of mad
ras and gren8dine
croSS-SUripe Sum
nler Curtains, full
width and length.
Light and dark col
orings, such as red.
blue. green. tan
and rose Sold reg
ularly for I.W.
Special at f9c PAIR.