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New-York tribune., 1909-10-19
FIGHT ON CITY SEALER.
EmpIoye of office Makes Charges OF
Gross Ineffciency.

Lee J. Mills sealer in the Bureau OF Welsh's
and Measures connected with the mayors ONCE
yesterday sent to the Board Of Estimate and APP
portionment letter seriously rejecting upon the
management of the office under Patrick ). Jerry
head Of the bureau.
Mr.. Mills is under charges by Derry for neglect
of duty and violation of his oath of office. Mills's
friends say that Derry is afraid of Mills. who
knows all about the ins and outs of the bureau
and who has more than once criticised the man
agement of the bureau under Derry.
Mayor Mcclellan said yesterday that he would
be obliged to give the charges against Mills his
personal attention. and it is understood that an
inquiry will be held in a few days.
Last spring the State Superintendent of Weights
and Measures in an address in Albany charged
that the people of this city were being swindled
right and left on account of the inefficiency OF
the Bureau of Weights and Measures under Derry.
In his letter to the Board OF Estimate and APP
portionment yesterday Mr. Mills severely criti-
cses various proposed increases asked for by
Derry one item being an increase Of St,1OO year
for Derry himself
.'There is a general lack of intelligent direction
to put the work Of the bureau on the basis found
in other citles," says Mr.. Mills in his letter. con
.tinuing, Mr. Mills says:
An argument to show there is no necessity for
increase of the force can be found In ihe W9f1S
of CHIEF Derry, who on september z5 sara 10
get out and do in two hours, and do not 1nteha
on the job from 9 to A
The records of the bureau show that the New
York inspectors and sealers Of weights and meas
ures average only about ten inspections day
On the morning Of October IL Chief Derry made
the statement to his men: The Newark men make
forty inspections day
The entire system Of reports and reporting can
he revised to minimum of one and a
half hours day man. and there are twenty men
Business organizations have offered substantial
assistance TO eliminate the short weight practices
in their lines of trade, and have been repeatedly
refused cooperation from this bureau.
1t is easily possible to save 25 per cent of the
proposed cost Of maintenance Of the bureau for
the coming year and at the same time maintain a
much higher standard of efficiency, and yet in
crease the amount and scope Of the work or any
previous year in the history of this bureau.
''Al told my men," said Derry in answer to
Millss charges was that ten inspections a day
was all that they could do If they did their duty
in every case
Controller Metz said that Mr.. Mills had been
criticising the management of the bureau for
months, and that he had referred his letters to
Charles S. Hervey, of the Bureau Of Investigation
and Statistics of the Finance Department.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-19
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
with attorneys name ana address.
octobsr IS

October IS.
BRIGGS AVE, " s. 100 II n OF I96th ST 9I AZ
100: Aug l. 1911. 5h per cent; Geo p
Buckber Howard Havand ................. sl4 600
Attorney, Alysn r johnson, Is9 Montague
BROOK AVE. g. s77s # = Of 167th st. 7o51
1926; demand. G per cent; Standard Ltho co
Address. IS Wall 81.
cAMBRELI.ENG AVE. $. 10. 46. map property
s cRmbrelleng ct al, at FoTdham; years 55b
per cent; James Halpin 20 Emmeline c Kicker
Attorney. George H. Hyde. 81 Chambers st.
DIsBROW PLACE, 2 s. 237 n Of De Witt ave.
64llZ66.2; per cent; Austin II Lloyd
Mount Trust CO.................... 1000
Attorney II Conway. % Vesey
EDGECOMBE AVE 10th st, 90 11x1OO;
yrs. per cent; Emanuel Doctor TO Walter
Attorneys. Hoadiey. Lauierbaeh q johnson. ''O'''O
y William 81.
ELTON AVE. sss Cprlor mtg $4,000. due etc.
as per bond; Jas G CoThett to Gustav Weir. 4,OOG
Address 723 Caldwell
PARAMOUNT PLACE 8 g. 76 n n " OF Southern
boulevard 75KI25s due Jan 1. 1913. per cent.
Harry q Hecht TO Jacob bergman 3.75O
Attorneys. Kurzman g. Frankelhemer.
GREENWICH ST. s5e. due. etc. as per bond;
Solo Realty 60 90 Title Guar and Trust CO... 10000
Address. l76 Broadway.
INTERVALE AVE. W O. 8ls n n OF Freeman n
J0xl05 GTiOr mtg $50 OOO: yrs per cent;
Vale Construction co 10 John + Gavends. 1000
Address, chas Brandt, jF, ls9 %
LONGFEIIlOW AVE n " Freeman st. 25x
iOO ! ". per cent; Albert Gerhards dnc),
Address. lsls Clinton ave.
LOT ]. block TO- map Whitehall Realty Co: due
etc. as per bond VIM II Christian to Mary G
Attorney. Geo j Rhodius. 80 Msil st, 'O
New-York tribune., 1909-10-19
PEARL STREET BUILDING LEASED.
New York and Brooklyn Paper Company Gets
Structure at No. 321.

The Rutland & whiting Company has leased the
building no. 821 Pearl street 10 the New York and
Brooklyn Paper Company, the building No. 3SS
Water street 10 Nicholas Brussa, the store Nos
Ns and 2l5 William street TO the American News
Company, the basement Nos. IS and 70 Oak street
20 AfcMann & Taylor, the third loft No. p Cliff
street TO the Charles Letsche Company, the top
floor OF No zSo Pearl street 20 Copper & Maguie,
the store No l46 Fulton street in conjunction with
A. II. Matthew'S to James A. Whitcomb; the sec
ond loft of No. 40 Fulton street TO Joseph Depino,
and the first loft Of No e3 John street to Frank
A. Weeks
George Ketchum has leased the store and base
snent az No G5 Cortlandt street 10 William A. Jen-
FOR q Of years
New-York tribune., 1909-10-19
IN ThE AUCTION Rooms.

The auction sales held yesterday al Nos ls and
g Nesey street resulted as follows:
MADISON AVE, SO e s. 2l6B n Of eoarpeI ., % er
3D. tekli3t ana store Edmund Bittner
Hel l4Fp-an et al; Aaron Morris. atty. Meyer
bach. ref; amt due 50 taEes etc ssS4- sub 70
mtg Of $4,000: 20 the plaintiff FOR SO as5
Address, ~ Broadway.
esT AVE-. 1a e. I2l Il Of sth 81, - 2x100 iE2s
1yJi tty leilnt ana store; Illie kilngenEten al
eEre ETC. agt Meyer Frankel e a.: A / s Isascs
EttVE; u u Gregory ref; amt due Sl3.Ol2 90: taxes
etc sy7e 90; sub 20 prior mtg Of $4,000: 10
plaintiff for sa2lsT.
Address, 81 William
DE MILT AVE n % Sound View pl. IgOElpg
Wakefield: L BFiBach agt 4 ID Smith et al: S
StilWeI atty; 7 Brady ref: due 81 SEE co.
etc s203 60 sub 20 mtg of loo; adjourned
October -.
By James / Wells Company.
tssT1 ST, 367. 100 n COurtlandf ave 25KlO5sK
20 ETY. tenmt ana store; W W Moore age W IA
ASa4-s al sasE1s s, stys Norris Eoellg. ref
New-York tribune., 1909-10-19

due. sl.eTs 30; taxes etc sea- 60; sub 20 a mtg OF
s6e0co' adjourned 10 October 20.
The auction offerings to-day viii be follows:
GOERCR ST g. block front bet Houston and Sd sts
ISL rfeg a. sty and stores also
HOUSTON ST. 496 to 49s 2 >, 1856 Il Q OF Goerek s.;
s5xSl, 8 sty and stores; Sada Maker agt NJ
Fine Realty Co ct all Myers & s. attys; w Ellison
due. S126 43 taxes. etc s4Ss6; sub 10 six
ATTORNEY ST. i22 s. 100 II n OF Rivlngton st. SOxOo
sty tefin4 and sloree; II B Creenberg agt Joseph
Weber e al; Kantrowits Z, Rttys; n Beattie. ref
due, Ss.4Ol 81; taxes etc, s7S70S sub 10 prior
rntge OF $4,000. -
GOUVERNEUR ST. 90. 6, 7s5 Il OF Cherry st. 25x
Teax25x70.8; sty front and rear tennis; Weekes
agt Annie Cohen et al; weekes Brothers, sttysi
Maddox ref: due So 1856 63; taxes, etc s5I0 SUD
10 a first mtge OF $4,000
BY Samuel Marx.
18TH $40 g. l60 IT of sth ave, 1bexlooil' u
sty dwig; NJ Nissan agt Annie Fay ct al; Cannon
s & r, attys; Alexander BrOugh, refi amt due vs.
rae 81; taxes, etc sis 85.
BY Samuel Goldsticker. :. 80.
VILLA AVE Kiss w q 1854 Il OF Van Courtiandt ave,
5OxiOO; sty dWlg and sty bldg In rear EisnSei
Arnstein etc. agt Agnese Flstone ct al
samuel Levy atty; Percival Wilds, ref; amt oue'
s4 3T1 "a: taxes. etc $ios os.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-19
NEW BUILDING PLANS FILED.

MANHATTAN
CENTRAL. PARK WEST. $685. for one story
brick STORAGE, S5X2j; II Richter, 6S Broad
ST. aren!'eS' Rs6 cross HOSPITAL, on prem
ises
ALTERATION PLANS.
10TH ST, % East; TO a fivs story brick store
an (! lofts: c II SAKE. 225J Broadway, arehi- :
tee; cost - =. '''' '''-
owner, s. I. Hyman. premises
THE BRONX
NELSON AVE. s. 114.24 It Of 1929 st;
, Hty brick dwlg, 25xT5; Lorentz F Welher' .
271 West 125th st, architect; cost.
owner a Ulman, 213 West 141th ST.
235TH ST, n s, 81 It of Vireo ave. sty
brick dwlgs. 2Ox50 each Moore q Land
siedel 14sth ST ana Sd ave, architects; total
cost
Owner. p Aulletta Co, 2777 Webster ave.
985TH ST n g cor Vireo ave, sty brick
dwlgs, sizes irregular; Moore & Landsiedel,
14sth st and ed ave, architects; total cost
Owner, Auletta Co. 2177 webster ave.
ALTERATION PLANS.
WALKER AVE s. 2769 IT from Common
wealth ave, 3 sty frame store and dwls,
-. .6x52 %; Z Ebeling. 1896 walker ave,
owner, II Baichor, on premises.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-19
MECHANICS LIENS.
OCTOBER is.


AMSTERDAM AVE, 1853 1490 Hanover
agt Hattie Schattman owner; Jacob Schatt- -.
contractor SZo oV
BROADWAY n e cor Of 141st st lOOx1OO; Pei
ham Operating Co agt Thomas McLaughin's
Sons owners; John Foley & John Foley Go, -.
contractors - 10
FORT WASHINGTON AVE. Brosdvay. 17sth to
1SOth St entire plot: + I du Pont de NernOurs
6%neT: Ryan az HaHaington coatfactars 24 20
HONEYWELL AVE. e s. 143 II n of fremont
ing Co Katouah Construction co. owner -.
ana contractor WV
KINGSBRIDGE TERRACE. 2743 and 2749; Samet
Schoen II l. 9 Recorder. owner; Harold
Z Nreeland Building Co and II l. Nreeland & -.
G Flaygare, owners and contractors. lbO W
LEXINGTON AVE " s. whole front bet l8Oth
131st sts 199 10XS0; Friedman Slate Works
SakOlski, owner Henry Rockmore, - -
contractor SOVOV
RIVERSIDE DRIVE, e. 3. AS IT of 137th ST.
SGx1O0 Dewey Engineering Co agt st Paul
Construction Co. and contractor 200 90
SAME PROPERTY; Charles r Parsons agt same. POI 90
ST NICHOLAS AVE. s, 10 # 18th
60S1O0 RCnalds & Johnson Co agt James
Butler. Inc, owner; John Foley & John
9Th ST. S04: Grossman Bros & Rosenbaum agt
Society Of Ohel TOrah, owner; Friedman Bros
contractors oO W
10Th ST. 80 West; Otto Ressmann agt Emma
Brvan. Fifth Avenue Kosher Deica-
Co contractor 20 90
HATH ST. 8. whole front bet st Nicholas and
18th aves, 140TJO; agt Congregation OF
Ansche Chesed owner; John J Foley Co
John Foley. contractor. eS 6S
10th ST. 271 and 273 west; Christian Jacobs
agt BischoR Realty and Construction Co,
owner and contractor. b25 90
New-York tribune., 1909-10-19
LIS PENpENs.

a38TH ST 80 West; Sol Brill agt Vincent Realty a
Construction et al foreclosure OF mtR); attorney
II Sulzberger.
MADISON AVE. TAT; Florence Won Asten agt Charles
F Homer ct al foreclosure OF mtg) attorneys,
Bsman Levy, Corn & Levine
I65TH ST. >. 20 II OF Fox st. 1OOx14O: Nicola
Colonna et al agt Elise StaphOt al faction 10
foreclose mechanics len); attorneys. Rosendale &
DOdd
18TH ST. 5. l75 II 1st ave 3TGx1OO 10; Annie
} Gruner et al agt Michael Marrone ct al (fore-
closure OF nttgli attorneys, Bowers a Sands
18sTH ST, ., 100 n OF Willis ave 1OsxIOO; EHs
Ewart agt Gertrude GrummOn ct al (foTeelosure
OF mtg): attorneys Bowers g. Sands.
WILLIS AVE. $40; Elise II SchenkberR agt Gertrude
Grummon 81 al foreclosure OF mtg); attorneys
BoWeFR 4 Sands.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-19
LEASES.
OCTOBER rs.

AVE B. IS and % st. 207 ard 200 East; Harry -
SprngetaI 20 Samuel weisberger; yrs...-.. $1,000
Address, A44 East 145th 81.
AMSTERDAM AVE n lS5th 81, 4s 4xlOO; 80
Robert A Nugent TO Annuziata Cardueci; yrs SOO
q above
BLEECKER ST, 1s5 and ls7; Antonio Cuerno to o-o
Walter A Barone; yrs.....s.....-..---.-.''.. S'S
Address 1856 Bleecker ST.
lsT AVE, 100: Annie n Fiubseh et al to Bernard an
Kemp: eOO
Address. 4Os 9Th
SR HnE' 1Es lolI' Noine seo.. 10 mar. 1900
Address ss above
nth ST. 1O5 West; Gustav Basch ct al to VIM am
Renehan: II S'4VV
Address above.
lT7TH ST 26g West: Edwin + Branning 10 Chas
P. Grandfeld, postmaster general; yrs....... doO
Address a above
New-York tribune., 1909-10-19
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
MANHATTAN.

BROADWAY.-L J. Phillips CO. sold the Hotel
Langham, eleven story fireproof structure, on a
plot 1001lKl20 feet ar the southwest corner Of
lO3d street and Broadway, TO Herbert Du Puy, for
about Sl,0OO000.
MAIDEN LANE-Camrnann Voorhees, & Floyd
sold for George W. Hunter ard Edith II. Bourne a
i've story building No. 166 Maiden Lane on a lot
lsx3exrregulGr
GOERCK STREET.-THE Brown Realty Com
pRny bought from Isaac Lartn, No 125 GOerclS
street a four story front and six story build
ing on a lot 218x1O0 feet II adjoins the north
west corner Of Stanton street
e2D sTREET.-,5argaret H. Todd sold no. 263
West 22d street. a three story dwelling house a
lot 1G.9x9S.9 feet. The buyer Is understood TO be
Joseph y. Hoadley. who owns Nos. 2e1 and 2e5,
adjoining.
57TH STREET.-Iowenfeld& q Prayer sold to
investor No. AS West 57th street, ave story
double hathouse, a plot 334X1005 feet.
7SD sTREET.-Frederick Zittel & Sons resold
for Thomas J. McLaughliH. No. 27s West 7Sd street
q three story and basement dwelling house, a
Iot 17.3x76.S feet
B6TH STREET-Harry Schim sold through Hen
~ Oppenheimer 20 investor the Netherlands,
new twelve story apartment house. No. $40 TO 34e
West 66fh street, plot 1O0KlO2.2. The house
IS one Of the finest structures in the Riverside
Drive section. II held at s75O,000.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE-Feix Fittichauer & Co.
hnd Henry Fox sold the Alabama apartment
house. e six story structure, st the northeast
Of Riverside Drive and I27th street. 10 II. b.
Davis for about $4,000.
THE BRONX.
l3eTH sTREET.-Cahn & Calm sold for George
fauer and F. shobeT no. 597 East 13eth street a
four story nathouse. lot 25KlOO feet.
1esEH STREET-cahn Calm sold for NJ
stchtenoth Nos 800 and ss2 East lssth street.
two two family houses. plot 40xG5 feet
New-York tribune., 1909-10-19

SD AVE i626 siege agt Charles Kroner
70 impress vendees hen)s attorney AsAae s 80 -
TOPPING AVE, s. 1341 n OF iI5tn -. st'r
Lots "a 2s. map OF property OF ,e, 1,ronx
Estate Association opp Jeroins, rd fnar.
Frederick j blanchard agt Rachel A Biatich"i" VA
titionl; attorney, NJ III Beall -
GREENWICH ST. oTo; Mae CASSIDY agt Ss''es
Holmes et al (partiton): attorney. Nj SuizoeiseE
e6TH ST. 14s West Amelia Peters et al ass -
oo-rrT err on n N a OF Riverside Drive. I5x1oo11
Marks Goldstcn agt Minnie y an,N. @fSo,jir 4.
Lehman. ..... ,.s....
9TH ST 200 n OF list ave 2oxlooia s 11anl
Gunther agt Joseph Isaac et al ttoieNi'S -
attorneys, Amend 8 Amend
New-York tribune., 1909-10-19
Citations.


FfNHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK. By
the grace OF God tree and independent 70 Nationat
Surety Company, Fidelity & Deposit Company Mary
land. William Freeman. Arnold Kaiser. and Jacob
OF Rosa SchreiheT, deceased Nathan Schreiber. William
Schreiber Rachael Goldsmith Irving ~ Schreiber, Vic
toria Screiber Irene Goldsmith Ruth Goldsmith
nette Goldsmith Walter Goldsmith. BereniCe Goldsmith,
Martha Meyers Geraldine Blume Baron de Hrsch Ladies'
Benevolent Society Lena Invalid Aid Society, Mt sinai
Hospital Montehore Home for Chronic nvaiids OF the
City OF New York. Hebrew Shelterng Guardian Secietv
Of New York. Orphan Asylum, Hebrew Orphan Asylum
OF the City Of New York District No OF the lndepen-
dent Order Benai BERTH Frances Blume. William ~.
interested in the estate OF solomon HOchster lae
OF the County Of New deceased. either cfed-
tors, persons claiming to be creditors WidQN
next OF kin legaess otherwise and % all persons IN
YORK. deceased legatess next OF Kin
otherwise. send greeting You and each OF you are
hereby cited and required personally 10 be and appear
fore Surrogate II the County Of New YORK at ne
Records the County Of New York. the Sth Gay q
November 1899 at hafpast ten o'clock In the ioreHoh
OF that day. then and there 20 attend judicial st.
ment Of the account OF proceedings ~ william fsesnt
Arnold Kaiser and Jacob Fromme, as Exec cu1os oa Se
last VIII and Testament OF said deceased and sd ~
hereby cited under the ago Of tWei 49,
years required 70 appear by guardian -
have II you-have 20 appear ana elfy -.
be appointed. in the event ca YOUR ~.
failure 90 do guardian will be appointet ~
In Testimony Whereof We have caused the ssti y
Surrosates Court Of the said county Of New 4'iN " ~
hereuntO afixsd. -
Witness Hon. Abner c Thomas a surrOsate ef our
September. IN the year Of Lord thousant IN
DANIEL. J. DOwpNEYs
tseail Clerk OF the SaFTOsates So-.-
New-York tribune., 1909-10-19
MANY LOANS ON BRONX SITES MADE.

The Title Guarantee and Trust Company last
week made eleven loans in The Bronx. aggregat-
ing S206,550 Regarding the loans Il said: ''The
showing for The Bronx for the week is particu-
iaTiy favorable. indicating that conditions in that
borough in a particularly hourishng state, and
that this company is taking Its fun share in pro-
mOting this condition
New-York tribune., 1909-10-19
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.
OCTOBER IS.

OCTOBER lS
COLLEGE AVE cor 165th st, II 6x2Gx79x2Ge;
Prospect Investing Co loans Mountain Con
strucon $4,000
CROSBY AVE. s. 81 n Of Waterbury ave-
60X92; Herbert Ogden loans Antonio Mazzo.. 5000
LIND AVE 3l9.4 # n OF 16Sth st. 25x15O2;
Manhattan Mortgage Co loans Angelo De Julio 1000
MULBERRY ST 1855 and 1ss: Italian-Amercan
Trust 90 OF the City OF \ loans Michael
Brlgante GO 10000
18TH ST. 100 TO 175 West Title Ins OF
loans wischler & Noel, $4,000
9sTH ST. n s 425 II OF Central Park West,
T5K44. Ak irreg Sender Jarmuowsky loans Tour
New-York tribune., 1909-10-19

The latest publications may be
had at the Mercantile Library.
Aston Place and Eighth Street.
Branch, I4l Bway. Room us.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-19
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

OCTOBER 1s
Bath ST 314 East; Edward Shanker agt Harris
Brown et all May 25. 1909. $265 90
New-York tribune., 1909-10-19
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

Iondon oct. rs. D. m.-The market for Amer
can securities was strong and active. Last quota
lions follow:
New-York tribune., 1909-10-19

FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-Cali uloS'~,S. monty
london. 2tad2& per cent. open market aseoe.1
for short bills. So per cent; long buls. Ss p,,ot ~
Berlin discount rate. g7s per cent Paris asse 49, a
rate. 2s per cent Paris exchange on L'1o T.n1on
francs 16&4 centimes: Berlin eNchahsS ~
90 marks a pfenngs. Bar gold rs ss1 s,r
FORFIGN sECIIRITIEs - British consos1s, sos1,,-,s.
money. 81 s-l6 per cent: for the accoeN''
French rentes, 81 francs Is centimes'
New-York tribune., 1909-10-19
BOSTON CURB STOCKS.

FURNISHED by ]. Thomas Reinhard No ss Broad s,r..t
New York. and No. 64 Devonshire street. BostonJ
New-York tribune., 1909-10-19
Proposals.

LIMITED STATES POST OFFICE AND CUSTOM
" House. Newark. New Jersey. ONCE Of Custodian
Oct -. 19O9.-Sealed proposals will received
Ofice until o'clock =. NJ the third dav az Nover-
ber 19O9 then opened alterations al This build
ing in accordance with drawings and specifications copies
OF which NAV be obtained upon applieation-GEO. l.
SMITH. Custodian.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-19

due. sl.eTs 30: taxes etc. ss21 60: sub mtg Of
$4,000; adjourned 20 october 20.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-19
AMERICAN TYPE FOUNDERS YEAR.
BOSTON STOCKS.

FURNISHED by r. L. Day & Co.. No. 81 Wall strset,
Oct. 10 Oct. IS Oct. 16 Oct
New-York tribune., 1909-10-19
Country Property for Sale or to Let,

beautiful HOUSE FOR SALE OR TO LET HAW-
ID thorne ave-, Yonkers. N. Y; modern house OF 10
rooms; plot 67x142: fine view; depot. Apply X
VAICZTTIS, Hawthorne
New-York tribune., 1909-10-19

sAsked.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-14

If your Stomach, Heart or Kidneys are weak, try at least, few doses only of Dr. Shoop's Restorative. In five or ten days only the result will sur prise you. A few cents will cover the cost. And here is why help comes so quickly. Dr. Shoop doesn' t drug the Stomach, nor stimulate the Heart or Kidneys. Dr. Shoop's Restorative goes directly to the weak and failing nerves. Each organ has it's own controlling nerve. When this nerve fails the de- pending organs must of necessity fal- ter. This plain, yet vital truth, clearly tells why Dr. Shops Restorative is so universally successful. Its success is leading druggists everywhere to give it universal preference. A test will surely tell. Sold by Palace Pharmacy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-14

THE CITIZENS BANK or GLOBE IS NOW RECEIVING THE MARKET QUOTATIONS BY WIRE AND IS PREPARED TO EXECUTE YOUR OR DERS PROMPTLY FOR THE PUR- CHASE OR SALE OF STOCKS, AND CONTINUES TO TRANSACT A GEN ERAL BANKING BUSINESS. YOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED. s. F. sULLENBERGER, PRESIDENT.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-14
Stomach Trouble Cured

If you have any trouble with your stomach you should take Chamberlain s Stomach and Liver Tablets. MT. J. P. Klote of Edina, Mo-, says: CT have used great many different medicines for stomach trouble, but find Chamber iain's Stomach and Liver Tablets more beneficial than any other remedy I ever used" For sale by all druggists.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-14
Caught in the Rain

Then a csld and a eough--let ii 2 on-get pneumonia CT censusps that's all. No matter how yea z your cough don't neglect it--take B lard's Horehound Syrup and ycuT ' over It ia no time. This sure cure coughs, colds, bronchitis ana all psss.. nary diseases in young and ola. s' by Palace Pharmacy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-14

For rubber tired outfit, just phone the 0. K.--4S1.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-14

For rubber tired outfit, just phone the o. K.--4S1.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-14

Wigs and mask costumes, rear Cameraphone.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-14

Victor, Edison and Colvmbia Talking Machines and Rec
 ords at Wightman's Globes Music Store
Norwich bulletin., 1909-03-26

Cipriano Castro Arrived at Paris.
His brother said that the president.
owing to a Venezuelan threat TO arrest
him IL the Guadeloupe entered a Ven
ezuelan port, would leave the steamer
at Trinidad.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-03-26
TARIFF BILL IN HOUSE.
DEBATE ON OIL SCHEDULE
Called Forth Some Bitter Criticisms of
the Standard Company.

washington. March. 25.-A voluntary
admission by Dir. Vreeland of New
York that he was 20 some extent re-
sponsible for the retention in the PayI.s
thrift bill OF the countervailing du,.f on
Ill Vas the climax OF The days iiscus-
sion Of the tariff in the house today.
alr Nreeland had sat for some time and
heard various insinuatlons that that
duty, which some have characterized
as a -joker" was to ba levied solely in
the interest Of the Standard Oil com
J,sny. This he deuied and explained
that his action was IN response to re-
quests from thousands Of his oil pro-
ducinR constituents and In behalf OF
five hundred thousand others enga ged
jn the same business The debate on
1he oil schedule called forth some Bit
Ter criticism of the Standard Oil COM
1,sny by Mr. Kustermann Of Wisconsin
and others.
speeches were made touching the tar
or question generally, and many Of the
schedules in particular. The arguments
from the democratic standpoint were
for a tariff for revenue only while the
republicans who spoke attacked such
schedules as those on wool, wood pulp
and print paper, and crude petroleum.
At COS y. m. the house adjourned un-
I'll tomorrow, when. according to gem
erai understanding. a decision will ~
reached 10 meet thereafter at 10 o'clock
and remain In session until 5 p. m. at
which time q recess will be taken until
p. m. ana the debate continue for
three hours In ell likelihood general
debate on the bill will conclude about
"Wednesday OF next week.