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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-02-08
CONTEST NOTICE.

department Of the Interior, United
States Land ONCE. Clayton, New
Mexico, January ~, 1908.
\ sufficient contest affidavit having
been filed in this Office by Elijah Y.
Kirk, contestant, against homestead
entry No. 9ll4, made july %, 1906,
for nw4, section 33, township 10 n,
range - e, 10y George *. jay, on
teStee, In which il is alleged under
date of August %, 1907, that the said
GeOtge X. Jay has wholly abandoned
said tract, that he has changed his
residence Uhcrcfrom for more than
six months since making said entry.
that said trrct Is not settled upon and
cultivated by said party aS required
by law, and that said alleged absence
was not due TO his employment in the
army, navy Or marine corps OF the
United States as a private soldier.
officer, seaman or marine during the
wal with Spain, or during any other
wal in which the United states may
DO engaged. Said parties are hereby
notified to appear, respond and offer
evidence touching said allegation at
10 o'clock a. III. on Apail =, 1908, be-
fore Eugene +. H~edgecOke, L. =.
Commissioners, AT his office at Endee,
New Mexico: and that final hearing
will be held at 10 o'clock Il. m. on
April Ii, 1903. before)* the Register
and Receiver at the United States
Land Office in Clayton, New Mexico.
The said contestant having, in Il
proper affidavit, filed January 27, 1908,
set forth facts which show that after
due diligence personal service OF this
notice IAN not be made, it is hereby
ordered aud directed that such notice
be given due and proper publications.
EDWARD W. Fox, Register.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-02-08
CONTEST NOTICE
Department of the Interior, United States
Land Office, Clayton Nm

Department of the Interior, United States
Land Office, Clayton Nm
January "a 1908
A sufficient contest affidavit having been
filed in this office by John !. Watt, con-
testant against homestead entry no 1887,
made October 7 1906 for seq sec I 8 twp Sn
range 35e by Jesse l. Atkinson contestee,
in which it is alleged under date OF Sept.
g 1907 that the said Jesse L Atkinson
has wholly abandoned said tract for a per-
iod of more than six months last past and
next prior to the date hereof; that he has
not established and maintained thereon
his residence as required by law; that said
defects have not been cured, that he has
not improved and cultivated said land as
required by law; and that the said alleged
absence from the said land was not due to
his employment in the army. navy or
marine corps of the United States as a
private soldier, officer, seaman or marine
during the war with Spain or during any
other war in which the United States may
be engaged; said parties are hereby noti-
fled to appear, respond and offer evidence
touching said allegation at 10 o'clock a. m.
on March ~, 1908 before II. Il, Putnam,
u. S. Court Commissioners at his office in
Texico, n. NJ, and hat final hearing will
be held at 10 o'clock a. m. OF April 3,
1908, before the Register and Receiver at
the United States Land Office in Clayton,
n. NJ.
The said contestant having, in a proper
affidavit filed January "a, 1908, set forth
facts which show that after due diligence
personal service of this notice can not be
made, it is hereby ordered and directed
that such notice be given by due and
proper publication.
? s oS EDWARD w. Fox, Register
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CONTEST NOTICE
Department Of the Interior, United States
Land Office, Clayton, n. NJ.
January 20, ZOOS

JdludlJ ~ lVpo
A sufficient contest affidavit having been
filed in this office by John S. Stewart,
contestant, against homestead entry no.
f5o7o, made Feb. "a, 1907, for NED section
3, township 5 north, range IS east, by
Fred w. Draeger, Contestee, in which
1t ~ alleged that; said Fred w. Draeger
has abandoned said tract of land for a
period of more than six months last past
and next prior to date hereof, that he has
not established and maintained thereon
his residence as required by law; that he
has not improved and cultivated said tract
of land as required by law. that said land
is in its original wild state, and that said
defaults ave not been cured, and that
said alleged absence from said land was
not due to his employment in the Army,
Navy or Marine Corps of the United
States in the time of wal in any capacity.
said parties are hereby notified to appear,
respond and offer evidence touching said
allegation at 10 o'clock a. m. on March II,
1905. before II. X. Putnam, u. s. Court
Commissioner at his Office in Texico, New
Mexico, and hat final hearing will be
held at 10 o'clock a. m. on March 2r, 1905
before the Register and Receiver at the
United States Land Office in Clayton,
New Mexico.
The said contestant having, in proper
affidavit, filed January II, 1905, set forth
facts which show that after due diligence,
personal service of his notice can not be
made, it is hereby ordered and directed
that such notice be given by due and
proper publication.
, 8 oS Edward w. Fox. Register.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-27

Sun9c NuSrciber cingcs
fun0cn. Sarrp WcGlcllon mo
InOrcn 2olter, 5mei Gnobcn I'M 9((tcr
Don 10, 6c5lp. ~ Sobrcl,, meltc aus
DEM &nobcnbcim al Der Golpcrtltra-
&c cnt'prolgcll, mllrocn 6reitog i'm
norOliden Giltrift eingcfon9cn INTO
Dem Sugcn00cri0t iiberpicicn.
&c ncuen SpielplGbe
! iir s. inOcr ncbcn scr Sdulc 9tr.
"a, an Der SIt.25. Strobe, mcrOel
Ont n0dIten 6rcitag croiinet, itno eS
miro crmortct, Oob iid 900 ainotr
Der @obltbatcn Der neltcl Ginrid).
tilng c@rirercn mcroen.
Gnoli6 crm Of t. - Sir eil
ongeblidc9 &crbredan, Ooa nobe5lt
5luei Sabre 5urildItcgt, mrrOc 6reitog
DER 81 Sabre nltc <5untes Sutton Dol,
Vrooflpn Nnnc9lrlun0el.Goultp, pom
Eoli5cirIdtcr SuuiS in Der iiiolideu
Eoli5ciitntion Dem Griminolgcrid)t
iiberuii1en. Gr ioQ ieinrr Belt ais
NngcitcIlter oca Srn. Sol. y. @o9rer
bon PR. $50, GolumbiasGpenue bon
SGbtcrcm 5llnl Giutoui poll @oorell
I'M SetroGc bon So ousoeionot NOR.
ocn Icin, obtr nit Dem @cloe iroiti0>
liid)cl Nbid)ieO gcnommcl1 boben.
Sebt errcid)t2 i'm jebod) Ole itraienoe
Sono Oes Sd)idiola in @citult osS
NluloclcrNeultten ,3eler lin0 Oca 30
li3iiten Sbonos WiQioms pom iiio(i.
d}en 4IoIijci6iitrift.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-27

6cItcaen, oonlit Sic nidt 5u ln1gc
olf bic Notcn SIT luortcn broildcll
unb bicr5u Den bcigciiigtcn .9citcIl.
id)ein gciGligit bcruben SIT lpollcIt.
@lcih5citig, "a iett bic %9cel9netlte
3cit oofiir lit, bitten mir Die %geebrten
&crrcn pom Toritonoc, bc5lp, Willllts
Mllsidub, ionic ben Serrn Girl9en'
ten, Die Sieoer fir bic beuorltebenDcll
Gon5erte p%or5ngsweiic Den 6cltbcltcil
at eitnebnelt.
Snocnl mir %unierc ber5lide Child
bur1g niebcrbolcn, 5cidnet nit Dor
siialidem SGngcrgrilB Die Scitbcbor.
&c: Ibeo. Scnnin9cr, Er0iioent, Gb.
s. aortb, Scfretdr, Nr. 1874, Gait
Gno-Npenlte.
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W6dcntlidcr misunderstanding.

175 Sooesidue unb 121 @eburten alt
aenneloct.- SppbrS = Grfrotfltn'
ocn nod inuner beoclltelto.
Sre6ourhfaQ bel ailoern Ior'
bert INNER nod 13 SpIcr.
Ser 9cridlt beg @elulobeitS = De.
portenlents fir bic onl 20. Septen'
Der enoenoc ISOLDE 5eigt t75 Sooes-
fGae gegcn t69 in oerielben @ode
oes Gorjobres, $50 in 1906 nno 1877
in 1906. Gie jdbrli6e Sterberate
pro 1000 Der 9eoolferrng mar 1850;
@ciBc 1890, Neger 25.15. Sic boupt'
iGfliben Sooesurioden iparelt: Sp'
pbiS s, aeii6buiten /, GipbtberitiS
/, Shlpinbiudt %. arcbs 6, Serj'
f%ronfbeitcn IL, Sungenent5ittou1J
10, @re1ourfiaa Bel &inocrn ID,
&rigbti6e Nierelfranfbeit IT,
SdiuGdc nod ser @cburt Is, alterS'
i6lp16e 2, Selbinlorb /, llni1ae 5,
Woro +. Bon ben Sohten lporen 1O5
Meibc unb AZ Ncger in bcn &ercinig'
ten Stooteu unb 90 @ciBe I'M Ius'
Ioroe geboren; bei 5 Sobten mar Der
@eburtsort unbefonnt. SIN Sap-
rieip /. Nipl itnrben s Serionen, 10
in Sp~ipit1lern unb t3 in anoerenS ST.
iiituten. 81 .Goroners ,Snqitcltc
lcrrocn o~bgebaltcn. 121 @cbnrten,
earrnter TIC neiBe ainbcr, wurbell
ongemeloet. Jolgenoe anltedenoe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-27


&rQnfbcitcn Gelangten sur gltmcl'
Gltlg: GipbtDcriti9 10, ShorlodIle-
Der 20, GppbuS 80 Cog III 1900,
&cuhbuiten 8, SdnuinoiltGt 10.
Gem @ert1tSucrfobrcn
il bcrlpieicn. - llntcr Der Nna
idynloi0pmg, bon Der nN~torplulO Gbc-
nlicol Gomponp," Tr, l0i, Noroe
@rcenc.S troBe, SO inter &oripicBc.
lunlg iaIi6cr Sbofiofcn crlangt 81
Gober, murOc IreitoN SEER Sacat
SobnS pon Nr. 1914, 2inocn-9lpenic,
Dem @cridtSpcriobrcn il6crmlelclt.
&r. Sec Solpcnt1ol, cin WiitGlieO Der
0cnonntcn 6irnto, crfldrtc bel Dem
%erb0r, bob SobnS boS 0eIO ais
Gomnliiiion erbielt fiir cine nrlgebs
lidc @elteliing ocS Srn. Hobcrt Wor-
rctt olti mcbrcrc 5olicno Shudteln
Strcidb6l5cr; bob oicie 9eitellltng
iif obcr nienlols reoliiirte. SobnS
ma6te oagegen gcltenb, Dab or Dos
Nclo ais @oriduB ouf Committeeman
cr6o(tcn babe, baB cs ibnt obcr nidt
gelltrgcn lei, ein @ei6ait ob5uIhlie-
zen. ,SobrS murbe nod StclltnN
Don $500 9iirqidait %porl0uiig nti
ireien SUP gciebt.
3u ontateriell" perdn.
luqt. = Bon Der Siebe FAM id)
nid)t le6en!" nit oieict nit GROCER
Gnlpbuic gciprodenen @orten bemog
Grcitag Morgen 6rnl Nnollln 9(rhet
Don 9tr. 81 @eit-g 8eit- StroBe, aoOi
2cluis IN scr iiiblidjen Eoli8ciltotion
ibrcn @otten nntcr Scr MnIdlll0t-
0llro, nitt iiir BEN llnterbalt i%ei1cr
Gbefrolt geior9t 5lt bobth,. hem Sc
rid)tsperiaGren 81 ii6ernhtiporten.
Nob nid)t einntol 500 bdbe scr s(ll.
gei6uloigte III Dem 5msiiGbrigen
Gle itoroc jllm llnterbolt Der Toni.
Tie bcigctrnGc1, lettc Die cr5iirntc
@ottin Dem Gid)ter o~nseinonbcr.
Srotocm ser 4ngciGuloigtc bel benl
Gcrbor ieinc before" SGlite iuieoer-
bolt ieiner luip%erdnberten 2iebe per-
iid)erte, blieb 2estere felt, mo 10 bette
aabi 2epia, Der in 0icicm Safe germ
bcreit 0cmcicn mare, @nooc moltcl,
5lt loiicit, feinc an6cre @abl ais, mie
o6en ollgcge6cll, 5u bonoetn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-27

Verg be5ctd)nct por0cn ici. Ser &c.
naltllte 6orid)cr ipciit MN, nodoem
CT Die Gltcitcn 9c5ci6nnn1en oeS
~ergc5 flr5 oufgciilbrt ullo f%ritiiirt
lot, an Sano alter llrfunoeR oe3
&IoItcra nllnierer licbcl 6roucu" SIT
Sltcrlaten nad), 0nB Die SIT SiiBcn
ocs gcpaltigcn Sd)nccbcrgcS liegelt-
DC Pip emit Den 9tonnen Oes }lllgl,,
ltlncrfloltcrS 81 Sltcrlntcn geborte
mo oopon nMlngfrau : Berg" bieB.
Cine llcbcrtrogung Ocs Namcns Ger
Nip olli Den babel licgCnOcn Berg
oocr @ipicl lit i%ibcrbnlpt in ser
Sflpeij mebrfod) nad)5pDeilsn mo
1T aud an lno iilr iid) curdollS ia.
tiirli6. Alld ser 9eronome
nMond," frilbcr yMilnd," bat cine
proiaiihe, obcr iebr proftii6e @rino-
bcOelltutg mo Gebt nuf bic Eicrbc.
5lld)t I'M Cberlano, Die emit lebr Be.
belltenO mar, 5lirild. Gle aloperalp.
bild)er iagct cS ocltIih, oaB nui &c.
pll'en Bergen MIR oMilnfen," .. i.
MaQadlcn ogciommert" wtroen. GS
Itebt ieit ooB oui @cngernlp bis silr
Sdeiocgg cin folder .Miind)en6erg"
lag; oopot r. 10 berld)ten Die ,0aic,
let 9todridtell" miro oaS oarii6er
llegelloc Sorn Den Namen .Miin.
denborn," lputer Miind ODER Wt0nd,
erbaltcn bnben.
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,Snnafram" nn6 ,MIna,."

llcber sic ifpeiicr @tranumct
vInm9iran" itno ~Mton6" mudt ST..
s.. SartmMn in S~nterlnfcn, ser 60.
fretGr oeS CbcrlGnoiidell 8crfc6rs.
%creins, IN ben oglGttern iilr btrni.
ihc @eIdihtsfuloe" Mitt6eilungell,
Die in meitelten a~rciien ifterciiircn
NiIritcn, neil Oaburd bic 10 nnbc tic,
Gcnoc 6rdac nod Der Gntitcbnng uno
@eOeutllng bieicr Nomen enogiiltig
gcloit miro. @ns sic Sllrgiralt, Ocll
flailiiden Berg Oes 9erHr Sberlou.
oea, bctrifit 10 Aolt i'm A0Qemeinen
sic id)on i'm 16. Sobrbunocrt cnt.
Itu1Ocne Gcntuna ais Oie mabri6cin.
lidIte, boB n1mli6 oamit ser refine,
pom Mcnid)cn unbcriibrte, u%unnb6are
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Giebc mnb Muccaruri.

Sn inherent 3eitoltcr Der 4ieuit.
botennot6 lit cine SrulL Die fod)eit
lam, gar nid)t aclilg 81 i6dten unb
nun crit cine, bic wirtlid gut tod)ei1
tam! 60 Gbnlid) bnd)tc Der Erinj
&onneno Die Gicllillo, ais CT in Die
Gbc trctct molltc. Scin &icblingSgc.
rid)t muren Mnccoroni, 0eSbalb illd)te
or lid oltrd) Elm Reconsideration ei-
nc tiihtigc Moccoront &odJin al
Dcridoiien. 12S Gumcn m~eloeten
lid, t2S Tanten bereiteten fir Den
Erin5en e~igenbGn6ig Elm Waccoroni-
@erid)t, mo 12S Wol mlBte iid) ser
TrinS Der Miibe bcS aoItenS inter.
5lcbcn. Aber ieinc Wiibe ioatc nid)t
rmionit qelpcicn iciu; ihlicBli6 bate
Ct cine Woccnroniipriie g~ciuroen, Ole
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.)dbriAu 0ubf- lnkmt Ipn 0ansatsN9enadnon poarparm, Bugs, nu.

liniere ,,ttuoerieaius."Freti fir bic fol-
neuocu Nanreu iino beoeutenb nirSrfger,
ais iuuit irleuowu uno bic ipe5ielen
rltnoeriea iuH. "Erciie, peldIe untca rrlpdpnt
iino, limb npdI nicoriaer, nlS bic Der &c.
wdbulifeu Undertaking ."Yreiie bes,
bulb bietet Der @intnni Der Waarrn anfier.
uroenttihe eefcacnbeiten 6im @eloipareu
- Dcoentcno grd6rr, als ipatcr er,parts'
pcrSen fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-27

ouf 1llBerltc Seclcnburmonie iflie.
ben licB. 8liidlider Meiie geborten
5u Der Gerioiierin oieieS Moecoroni-
@coid)tcS cin poar biibid)e Augen Ii.
cin iriider Wfuno. SIM llebrigen
luor Die G%rlp1blte icines Screens einc
cinfod)c H1bgrin aus Surin, Die oonf
Der Wtoccoroni i'll Ons olte moil1noi.
idbc goclSgeihled)t berGicilinos ibren
Gin5u9 belt.
Gin Went il t +. - Wutter (sur
Sod)ter): ,Iu %iolteit lid ood id)0-
men, nit eincm pcrbeirotbeten Wonn
loulpiren SIT gcben." - Softer: yWa.
rllnt beun, er foun ia @ittiuer lper.
ocn."
Toridlag5u IS ii e. - Melt.
lid)cr Velperbcr: .9eoenfen Sic,
meld)' Gin llyrrioics Ssben Sbnen ein
Wtiaion1r, glcidl mir, bieten fDnnte."
- >Sltllg1 Sdllle. DHln, mare etu
reider @oter niht bniielbc2 Seira-
tb1t Sic mcinc Wntter!"
Ton Scr 2 ommerfri d G.
.9(ltf Dem Sellbgoen 0roben meroe i6
ood nid)t mehr, ais orei Mart fiir's
Sdlofen be5ablen miiiien." v@os.
orei Warf, Dos lpoar q no mas, um
Dos fonnten S ia in ieocm gemobn.
lihcn Sotcl lido iflaien!"
0enou 3 Of Ell. - 9eiit.
der: .Gi, Sic boben autorrb, Serr
Brofciior?" Yroieiior: .Sa, ieit
porgcitcrn nm oreipicrtel iiiui llhr."
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&rQnfbeitcn ~gelongtcn sur Iltmcl.
Dlnlo: GipbtDcritia 10, SNorIudIie-
Der 20, GppbuS 80 Cog III 1900,
McldJ1uitcn 8, SdnuinOilldt 10.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
HAPGOODS.

hAPtOODS.
ADVERTISING SOLICITOR advertise.
ments TO be placed in South American pape 70; draw
acct. and com.
ADVERTISING MANAGER For new educa
tlOnal publication; college graduate Of az least a
years advertising experience preferred: $40 and
com,
B%ooRREEPER & CASHIER to take complete
charge OF booa for city publishers; 500 10 start.
BOOkkEEPER-For mfrs. Of paints and cement,
prefer a man With paint experience. sAlaTy open.
COLLEGE GRADUATE recent or 'O8l-For I'D.
vertising dept. Of mfrs agents; some advertising
experience preferred location, n. Y C.; $3.50 20 start.
ENGINEER mechanical BIperenced estimator
on pumping machinery and engines: $1,000 ~
ESIIMATOR-FannllaT with sheet iron WOia
and s~kyllghts; Si.g
foREaAN-Solid back brush factory; locGiiua
Canada, salary open.
fOREMAN-Chlcago branch Of mfrs.' agehI.
handling three popular speclAlties: 81, 800 TO start.
Statesmen Positions now open In the follow
ing lines. Typewriter supplies ~: real estate, well
advanced ~ j. proposition. 81 800 up and com:
Infants headwear, vests; laces and embrolderies.
how're. specaltles: lumber mechanical rubber Rds.
ii,2O and exp, 10 start; lubricants and oils, O,OoD-
tl,7O TO start; electrical fixtures. s1D0IHO0O:
bakers supplies. 81 40 500 Imported wines: Tea
and coffee fshlng tackle. books, 81 800 81 500 and
com.
For information about above and" Oder Sales,
Executive, Clerical. Professional and Technical
positions. call or write
HAPGooDS. 07 Broadway.
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FOR RENT.
REAL T WANTED.

WOULD like 70 hear AZ once from owner having
good Farm for sale; not particular about location.
please give price and reason for selling and state
when possession can be had. L. DARBY SHIRE,
box 1854, Rochester, n. y.
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NEW YORK.
Long Island.
SUMMER RESORTS
ON
LONG ISLAND. E

4 new booklet, summer Resorts on Long
Island, 20 for 1909, containing a list Of Hotels and
boarding Houses, free on application at the fol.
L.. / Il. H. ticket Offices. 40 Broadway,
Us Firm Avenue and 81 West i25th Street. New
York City; $50 FULTON Street Brooklyn, or mailed
on receipt NJ 6c. postage by HOWARD NJ, SMITH.
General Passenger Agent L. l. r. r., 2U Finh
Avenue, New NoTk.
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COUNTRY HOUSES TO LET.

NICE COTTAGE, furnished beautiful location:
q miles from Kingston: also elegant rooms Illus
trAted booklet on application. Lefeyer Falla Man .
sion, Mrs, SPINDLER, Ppopr., Leieyer Pals, ulsttr
o.. N, v,
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LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS.

="
STRAYRD from III Cumberland st, BROOKLYN
fOx terrier. lemon and black head, white body, black
spot over tail; answers name cuts; carries New
Haven license tag, Reward for return.
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HELP MANrEn-REMAIE-

n intelligent person may earn good lBeom,
corresponding for newspapers experiences an
necessary; no canvasSing; send for null Particular
PRESS SYNDICATE. LockDou, N. Y.
CHRISTIAN girl, for olnce work: must Writs q
good hand and be rapid at ngures; IS 70 start,
q. 4 S. U II West Broadway.
WANTED-LAdies 20 make aprons; $500 dozen:
no cost to get work. materials sent prepaid: ENCLOSE
stamped addressed envelope. HOME APRON 4
DRESS CO., Los Angeles. Cal.
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SEARRIGHT. n. J.

80 COTTAGES. REM $500 TO $4,000
Five bungalows, rent or sale cheap; fuThlshed
100 lots. 5OXl5O, river front. SIS down, balance IN
two years. Money loaned TO build,
PACkER'S RIAL ESTATE ENCHANGEr
RAILROAD PARK.
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SELECT APARTMENTS-BROOKLYN

AhsLEAT AFAHI
"a PLAZA ST, sO3.9O7 VANDERBILT
Az, ass STERLING PLACE. 4 FEW VERY
DESIRABLE APART MENIS; : ROOMS AND
BATH; ALL IMPROVEMENTS; STEAM
"EAI, BOI WAFER PRICES $3.50 10
sBS.OO. APPLY 10 JANllOR, 2S6
LING PLACE, OR ThE CORD NEVER CO.
o. WILLIAM 81, NEW YORK. TEL. Sal
PROSPECT AND 1891 JOHN.
east OF Sixth avenue. a5N9S0. four story dwelling;
Warren McCOnihe ". NJ. \. Telalr ct al; Warren
McCOnihe. attorney: &. 5. Guggenheimer, referee;
due on Judgment, BOO2.63. subject to mortgage
aggregsting Si,0O
Tiffany street. west side, 26,9 feet north Of i65th
street. 9JXlO, vacant. Twelfth Ward Bank vs.. !. J."
Alexander ct al; r. l.. Barnard, attorney y. a.
Spellissy. referee; due on judgment, fl0,672HR
subject 10 taxes, &C, $50.
SATURDAY, APRIL 2j, on THE PREMISES At ? pm.
BY George ". Hard,
Lots and plots At Larchmont, Nestchester county,
y. T.: on Myrtle, Murray, Edgevu0d and Forest
avenues. Myrtle place. Beech, Hazel Maple and
Weaver streets. also a house and eight lots on Edge
wood avenue ana Myrtle place, executors sale.
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nOROUcH OF nROOKLYN-FOR SALE.
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SPRING AND SUMMER RESORTS.
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EVENING Sun may be left at any American
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Ninsty second street, Nos. 400 and 40, north side,
" feet cast OF First avenue, 4oIiu0s, siI story
tenement and store.
Ninety second street. Nos, al and lS, north
side. ~ feet east Of First avenue. RIl00k, SA
srory tenement and store: state Bank vs., Harris
kanu ~ A.: J. 4 4, Lyons, attorneys, J. II. MIN
10 taxes. Sc, 1.7U.IS; subject 10 two mortgages
AFgrcgAtlug ~ m
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lZs'a street. No %, south side, 2776 fret east Of
Lemon avenue. 90Ig9 n. three story dwelling; ). V.
\ Nicer ~ A. L. Haendle Fl al; J, n. HenshaW,
attorney. Al TallCy, referee, due on judgment,
No7-2N subject 10 taIcs, &c, STOOL 10
alsWnrth avenue, northeast corner OF lSOih
street. 'la 61iOu. three nye story fats. North AmeH
eth Mortgage Company vs.. Tyler Really ana
Mortgage company 81 Al; {. l.. WeSicott' attorney,
A J Mcclure. referee. due on judgment, Si,IAi'b'
SUI erf 10 taIrS, &c. 8i,U6gl1.
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RV RryAn L kennelly.

Seventy INST street. No. $50. north side, 35 feet
Wes' Of Nest End avenue, l6Xi02. ,. I'VE story Amerl-
can basement dwelling voluntary sale. $50
NeNcu'y-elghth street, No. 3l5, norm sac loE
feet west Of Nest End avenue, l6AlO2.2; nNe sloTy
American basement dwelling; voluntary ale -.
Ninety eighth street, No. On, sOuth SIDE l5O
iesi eANi Ol Columbus avenue, 25IlOOll. hVe slOfl
Ia. voluntary sale.
Third avenue, No. li to 1863 and No. 81 Butler
street, northeast corner, brooklyn, lOIS; three
four story tCnemcnis with stores; voluntary SAFE
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A FEW MORE rood organizers 10 form LODGES
for strong fraternal insurance order. MIGHIGAN.
boz III. Sun uptown OriCe. 1919 Broadway.
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PRIVATE SALE. ACCOUNT DEATH, CON.
CAN Bk BOUGHT BEGINNING APRIL %. AT 80
WEST STH STREET.
GENTLEMEN'S Clothing 10 order on 81 weekly
payments. perfect NJ, me material. EXCHANGE
CArThING co, 30 Broadway, entrance on PARK
ace.
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Patent Attorneys 2S bnoadN,y.
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FOR SALE.

N-3 GREENE Az, Brooklyn. nve blocks from
subway. large and small rooms. table guests.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-02-05
DRUCE WITNESS ADMITS
COMMITTING PERJURY
Miss Mary Robinson Arrested for
Swearing Falsely for Plaintiff,
Pleads Guilty.

London, Feb. 5-Miss Mary Robin
son has confessed to willful perjury
i'll the Druce case and has admitted the
truth of the statements made by the
prosecution during the trial of Herbert
Druce on charges of perjury brought
by George Hollamby DTuce, who was
striving 10 make good his claim to the
title and estates of the duke of Port
land
Miss Robinson was arrested Jan. II,
charged with perjury in her testimony
at hearings of the Druce case. She
claimed to be the daughter of a Vir-
ginia planter, but Scotland Yard Off
GERS asserted she was the daughter OF
a London policeman.
On the witness stand Miss Robinson
testified she had been brought from
America by Charles Dickens to act as
secretary to the duke of Portland and
! T: c. Druce, and that in 1871 Mr. Druce
! told her he was the duke of Portland