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Notice ter Publication
Department Of the l terror.
u. : Land Oaice at Burns, Oregon,

u, S Land Oaice st Burns, Oregon,
Septemb I y 1909.
Notice is hereby given that Roy
Kelley, of Wessr Idaho, who, on Octa,
ber, Z. 1904, made ild T. M. 23Ol. Serial
No. OlSs2, for nwll section ~, town
ship lJ sonth. range AZ tat. Villa
nette Meridian. has filed notice uf
intention 10 make Final Fiye-l,ar
proof, To establish claim to the land
above described before a. l. King.
u. :. Commissioner, at his office at
Ontario. Oregon, ON the sth day Of
November. 1909.
Claimant names "a witnesses:
Thomas NJ, Kelley, Oscar Merrill,
Albert X. White, Cordelia East, all of
Weiser, Idaho.
spl7 WM. FARRE, Register.
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Wilson Duffy Co. for all kinds
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FORECLOSURE SALES.


NEW YORK SUPREME COT RT. COUN !
or NEW YORK.-New NetheI'sHu
Bank Of New York. Plaintiff @eallls'
Anna Ferry Crompton, W llildIil ~.
ton Gertrude Atkins as EXecu'rlI, OF -
Last VIII and Testament or ArLnut
Atkins William d. Grant ana OuV ~
F1eischmanu, Defendants, ..-,
In pursuance OF a judgment OF IrIe
closure and sale duly made and enteitL
n the above entitled action ana pear IN
date the 18th day Of March l"'F, T. ~
undersigned the Referee in sald 1uus
rnent named. will sell at public auction !:
a the Exchange Salesroom. NoS - /"
Vesev street in the Borough OF Mama
tan City OF New York on tho Sth gay
of AnriI 1909 at Il o'clock noon on that
day, by Joseph ?. Day. Aucuohter, N"o
premises directed by said 1ud itul ''
be sold and therein described as follows
All that certain lot OF land, Win lu9
building and improvements thereon. STU
ate in the city, County and STATE CT 49,
york and lying in Section }. BlDch A-.'V'
on the Land Map OF SAID Nlly anu "0
beginning at a point OF the westerly
side Of West End Avenue tnTtE -
eight inches %Ortherly from the corner
formed bv the Intersection Of the West
eTlv side OF West End Avenue Win lL-s
Northerly side OF Eighty eighth stree T.;
which point is opposite PaIt$ w e
standing partly on the lot now DelHs "
scribed and partly on the two iots al
Joining the same on the SoutheFiy sicy5
thereof. running thence Westerly PaIalie:.
n
the usv through said partv wall seNentt
eIght feet six inches Us It in thence
Northerly parallel with West End Ave
nue. twanty feet 90 fl TO a point oppo-
site a party wall standing partly on me
premises now being described and party
on the premises adjoining the same "u
the %ortherIy side thereof. runnl 5
thence EasterIy again parallel win
EiEhty-eiEhth Street and part OF the way
through said party wall seventy -els ~
feet six inches rs II. M 70 the " est,
eriv side Of West End Avenue. ano
thence Sou,he-ly along the westerly side
of West End Avenue twenty feet 10 the
point or place Of beginning
The premises hereby described beinTF
subject 70 a certain declaration made hl
said Alice DeWolf kearny prohlhitlnf
the erection of any building or sTuctuF'
on part of the premises hereby DESCRIBED
as reference thereto VIII mora fully ap
Dated Nev YORK March y. 1909
TERENCE J. McASNUS. Referee
EACKFTT. CHAPMAN & STEVENS. At
torneys for Plaintiff. 1874 Nassau stree
Tribune Building. New York.
The following ~ diagram % m
property 70 be sold. is street Number "
5ss West End Avenue. Borough or Man
haitian. CITY - Now York
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CTTATlDNS.

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE or NEW
York by the Grace of God free and indie
pendent To Albert W Terrs' Andrew
Jackson Terry. Laura Grant lairLglthCg.
Amanda NJ Thompson. Louisa Grant NJ
finger. Charles r. Terry. f. Milton Terry,
Mary Terry Girauindu, ID g. Terry,
samuel -. Terry, FrankHn l." Terry tan
infant over the age uf fourteen years.
Margaret -. Terry ian infant over the age
% fourteen years., Elizabeth Haybech
Caroline T1usIuaH William IT, Furt"r. Al
bert TiayuscS. Annie g.. Lance. Caroline
r. IIorucr CathaTir@ GlauiI. Catherine
Lent Emma WclkCr Oliver T. N. Custlu.
George W Custiu. Franklin Dus,In, Laura
NJ. Wood. Henry j. beuHrr. Elias G. Ben
uer. Frank a.. Bcnncr, Gertrude v Forrest,
Mar. J. Tate. George ". r. BsHueT. Re
h,.cca NJ B-uusr Thomas y. B-uuvI Al
bert w Terry. ir., Frank l. Terry, David
j. Terry. Willard Il. J. Terry. Esther n.
Fort. Jennie Y beaumont. ApOllouia +.
Dotter. Helena r Dottcg. Marie J. bottcr.
Annette Botter. John NJ. DOtter. Gustave
Dotter. Lily a. DOron tcaIlcd Lilly Do
rem tn the will referred 70 below. Ken
meth Lionel MytiugeT ian infant over The
age Of fourteen years., Lee Stayley My
finger ian infant over the age OF fourteen
years.. Charles r. Dotter and Charles r.
D0ttcr ir, as trustees for Franklin Lee
Terry and As Trustees for Margaret u.
Terry under the VIII referred To- below:
and to all persons Interested IN the Estate
Of Margaret Terry. late os the County OF
New York. deceased. as creditors. legatees.
next Of kin or otherwise send greeting
You and each Of YOU are hereby cited
and required personally 10 be and appear
before our Surrogate Of the County Of New
York at the Surrogatcs Court OF said
county held at the Hall ~ Records in the
County of New York. on the 18th day of
June 1909. at hllf-past ten o'clock I'm the
forenoon Of that day. then and there to
attend a judicial settlement Of the account
or proceedings OK charles T Dotter and
Charles r. Dottcr. Jr-, as Executors OF the
Last VIII and Testament OF said deceased. .
and such o. YOU as are hereby cited as are
under the age OF twenty-oHe wears are re
quired 10 appear by YOUR guardian. il YOU
have one. or n YOU have none. 10 appear
and apply for one to he appointed. or in
the event or your neglect or failure to do
Sc n qua rdiau will be appointed by the sur
rogate 70 represent and act for YOU IN the
proceeding.
In testimony whereof we have caused
the Seal OF the SurroSates' Court Of the
said County or New York to be
IL. s hereuuto affixed.
Witness HON. ABNER G. THOMAS. p
Surrogate Of our said County, at the County
of New York ;he 26th day OF April in the
year Of our Lord one thousand nine hundred
and nine.
fS'dl DANIEL T. DOWpNEY,
Clerk OF the Surrogates' Court
FRED. W. & ALFRED Z. HINRICHS.
Attorneys for Executors,
rs william St tManhattanl.
New York City.
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SSH street.
The auurnNfmatc amount 81 IN" ION or
charge. 10 satisfy which the above de-
ssrUseG property IS To- be- sold 's ~'N
thousand seven hundred eighty three ana
/. 100 dollars tS5. IN3-uN'. with interest
thereon from thr sixth day OF March.
1909 together with costs and alo" sr.'
amounting to Two hundred uiuetF-tnreF
and 4s-lUo dollars iS23f $50. w'th interest
FROM March H. 1908. together with The
rrrt SEES 80 fne sale The premises VIII
Hs aHlI sub Geo e prior mortgage "I
SIS rHp. with interest thereon at 1'e per
auuuru from SO. euaHeT SD lHbS. subject
also 70 tenement house Violations. n any
and 20 auy state " facts which an aH-
cprate SURVEY would show
Dated New York. March Il. 1909
TERENCE i McMA\US. Referee
THE sale lu the above entitled action Is
hereby adjourned $40 Thursday. APRIL 10,
1909 az the same hour and place
Dated. Sew York. April s. 1909.
TERENCE =. NtNANjS. Referee
The sale iI the above entitled action IS
hereby further adjourned 20 Thursday.
April 20 1909 az The same hour and
place.
Dated New York. Npril 10 1909
TERENCE =. Mon ANUS. Referee
The sale in the above entitled action IS
hereby further adjourned 20 THURSDAY.
Nav 20 1909. at the same hour and
Dated New York April % 400
TERENCE }. NcATtNI'S. Referee.
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STORAGE NOTICES.


TO Edward J. Rotter, J. G. Amber. L. NJ.
Scott Mrs. r. Knott. DR.. Geo. L. VIII
cox, Lena G. Greene. Nv. G. Thompson. Al
NJ. Westwood, George Schrader, for Re
publican Club Old 10Th Assembly District:
Henry r. Lee or Ida F. Lee, Alice Maud
Lee OF Lillian Lee. Miss Il. KiHoch Mrs.
Adele N. Freer, Miss Bird Won Berian.
Mrs r. p Wander Veer. Mrs. George j.
Herzberger, Est. OF Mrs T. T StUrges.
Percy Dickinson. Fourteenth Street Bank
and E c. NOwIin: You and each or you
are hereby notified that the time for tho
payment Of our lien upon the property here
matter described having expired. after due
notice whereof had been given you, We viii
cause such property, TO wit. household
goods. personal effects and merchandise,
stored IN the Columbia Storage Warehouses
BY You or in your name cor in which You
may have an INTEREST,". 10 bc sold al public
auction. according 10 the statute in such
case made and provided. at Nos. 90 & IS
West 9th St. on Saturday, May %. 1909
at 1890 a. m. and IL the sale thereof is
not completed said date the same will
be continued at the same place on each and
every saturday thereafter, beginning at
1890 a W. until the sale is completed.
COLUMBIA STORAGE WAREHOI SEES
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PTBLIC NOTICES.
STATE OF NEW YORK.
rr-PrJr, SERVICE COMMISSION
L = RIP TAFGRRIf,T

STATE OF NEW GORh,
pT-RIIc SERVICE COMMISSION FOR
THE FIRST DISTRICT.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that appll-
cation has been made 10 the Public service
C'onrniss!on for the First District by the
New York central and Hudson River Rail.
road Company, pursuant TO the provisions OF
section "A of the Railroad Law, for an
order Of the Public Service Commission for
the First District permitting the disconI
tinuance OF the 1S3d Street station OF said
fSomDanv's Harlem Division" at 1880
street and Park Avenue, In the Borough OF
the Bronx City OF New York. aud that a
hearing VIII be had upon satd application at
the hearing room in the Office OF the Public
service Commission for the First District
in the Tribune Building, No l54 Nassau
street, Borough OF Manhattan. city OF New
York on the 25th day Of May, 1909. at 400
o'clock IN the afternoon at which hearing
said application will be considered.
Dated this 9TH day Of May. 1909.
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
RIVER RAILROAD COMPANY.
BY A. H SMITH. Vice President and
General Manager.
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PROPOSALS.

SEALED BIDS viii be received By tbs
Board Of Water supply, IN Room 9i0. 299
Broadway. New York. until 3 D. m. on
Nav II 1909. for Contract Z. for printing.
and then publicly opened and read Pamph--
lets cor tanning information can Be obtained
at Room 1910 BY GepOsiting s. for each
pamphlet.
JOHN a RENSEIsN President. CHA RLES
N CHADWICK. CHARLES A SHAW.
Commissioners Of the Board o. Water
supply.
J. WALDO SMITH Cher Engineer
THOMAS HASSETT Secretary
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RAILROADS.
PALTIK0RF 2 CEI0 R. R.

ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS
Every Other Hour on the Even Hour
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
DIRECT CONNECTION IN NEW UNION
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Washington. Diner. Parlor $50 am $50 am
Washington, Diner. Parior ESQ am 1000 am
washington. Diner. Parlor. Il 80 am u % n n
washington, ParlOF- -...-- LOO pm zUO pm
ParIor car, New York TO Richmond. Va
ROYAL Ltd. - Diner. ParloT $50 pm 400 pm
Washington. Diner. Parlor $50 pm 600 pm
washington. Buffet. Parlor $50 pm 200 pm
Through Daily Trains 10 the West
C-t.F-aro ESittSbura- --..... a 50 am SEQ an
chicago. columbus. $500 II so am Il co n n
Pittsburg, Cleveland. 1900 $50 pm 400 pm
'.PittsbGrg Limited $50 pm 100 pm
Gin. ST. Z. Louisville. II 50 pm 1-30 am
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Gin, St l.. Louisville. {. 80 pm $50 pm
Ofices PAS 434. 1900 Broadway. Astor
House. 225 18th ave, New York: S4S Fulton
ST. Brooklyn. West 25d St and Liberty 81
After P NJ. Sleeping Car reservations
and full information regarding trains. etc.
can be obtained at Bureau u Information.
3. & .. Z. r.. 23d st. Ter. Phone SIT
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srcrInN SALES.

l. BERNSTEIN suctieneer. viii sell 70
day. Nav . 1904 n m. at No SO
Columbus ave Manhattan. butcher Gxt-
ures and lease NJ promises bv virtue Of
chattel mortgage Edward l. Eisenbsrs.
attorney for mortgage.
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!, SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
their Uptown ONCE, No.
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8 received at the following
rates until S O'Clock y. M,
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23T West 42d St, between
.25th st. 1923 Sd ave: 1928
LIST ave. near s9th st; 1871
ave. $50 Sd ave. and any
Office
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ONCE. No. 1864 Broadway, between 36th
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

bUAFND IND
sDET,FNA. 81 SOUTH BROADWAY,
Yonkers. Excellent table: large rooms.
fna grounds tennis. crOquet. 90 minutes.
subway or Il. rates So upward.
MADISON AVE. 6I3-694-6s6. cor. fist
Suites also single rooms. private baths;
excellent board optional: summer prices
ROCKHURST. Spuyten DuyviI-on-H Hudson ;
3O minutes: home cooking. Misses Lesley,
2S7th St Tel. i04I<-Kingsbrdge.
18th ST. F1AST-Large rooms. with
board. reasonable; references.
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DkEssuAKTNG AND MILLINERY.

pRESSMAKTNG. desisnIre, embroidery %
all kinds. oil and water celor painting:
art novelties. Will csit ut residence. mod
e-ate prices. Tel. 44I6--ChelEsa- Royce,
go West 18th ST. Apartment L
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LosT-BANKBOOKS.

I.OsT.-Bankbook No go. 16S Bank for
Savings, ESQ 4th ave. New York Pay
,nent stopped. Please return book 10 bank
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rxp,oyNFNT AGENCIES.


EOFNAYER Employment Bureau
80 West sd st; s. for one month; tele-
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MISC ELLANEOCS :,
SEEDS AND PLANTS.

Amateur Gardeners.
Don't Iet two cents . week stop you
from making your little garden sue
cess The Tribune Farmer Is a prac-
teal agricultural paper as valuable TO
tba city man with his little garden as
a. % 70 the farmer with immense acre
age IL can be had for less than tive
cents a week.
Sample on request
Address TRIBUNE FARMER,
I54 Nassau st. New York.
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Male
/ MADE 10000

Male
/ MADE S5NOo0 II five years IN the MAJ!
order business. Rssn with 70, any one
can start a mai order business Al home.
Send tur free booklet Tells how HeaoocA'
fi4, Lockport. y Y.
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HELP WANTED.

TEA AND COFFEE agents wanted. male
s-d female: experience rot necessary :
ro,5 onpor-unity 70 build UP nice business
ror Yourself Csil or write, Burns q HeeG'
,--.-,.,s-s ga Hudson St New York
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STENOGRaPEER ana oflce assistant for
hospital in Brooklyn must - a Prot
ssIsHts nus b a high school graduate :
sore t-siaing as a nurse or IN a doctor E
sa7ee desirable. Adj sss H. Box - TTib-
Ire orr. hei0re FRIDAY stating Gualifica-
1iols ard salary required
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WeiehtSt -Attrsctf.a front suite. balcony .
southern exposure. restaurant. Inquire
elevator.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female
ATTENDANT or working housekeeUer.
young American understands all branch
e. % housekeeping. plain sewing. B. Hcf-
mayors Bureau. l53 West 23d st
CHAMBERMAID and sEAMsTREss BY
Erslish Protestant, particularly neat. w.
ing house; city CT country. T.. Mrs COL
l.er's Agency. l22 West 23d ST.
CHAMBERLAIN. &c.-Ry two girls:
ohambernaids and sewing. or parlor-
maids: together or separate: city reference:
no cards connolly. l19 East 7Ith St
CFAMBERMAID.- Experiencei: best ref
erences. T. yIoenig. care OF Dir. NaHond.
406 East 18th st
CHAMBERMAID. assist waitress or chill
tren: American family preferred can
be seen at present employs 2. 10 west
seth St
CHAMBERMAID and wAfTR Ess.-By
young Finnish girl. has experience and
good reference; city or country JnSsila
Bureau. $50 Lexington ave. Tel. 500
Plaza
CHAMBERMAID an6 WAITRESS COOK.
Two willing obiiging women excellent
recommendations; together or separate, CITY
or country <. Mrs. Golfers Agency. IL
CHAMBERMAp and sEAMsTREss.-
seamst1ess: best references. Osterberg's
Bureau. 11s Lexington ave. Tel. 1"Sa-
Plaza
@AXpERMAID and WAITRESS.
sN. dish girl. highly recommended. Weld
Bureau, 324 Columbus ave Tel. fI6S-
River.
CeoK-Nea: Young woman: understands
all kinds Of first class cooking; best rel
eTences: city or country. NJ. Mrs. Golfers
Agency. 10 West c3d ~.
CoOK.-Youne Irish girl: would assist
with laundry: SIS; CITY reference NJ
Hofmayer's Bureau, 153 West 2Sd st Tel
fss4-Chelssa-
COOK or HoUsEKEEPER.-By French
Protestant, with little boy: neat and re
fined: very carable; moderate wages; eo,In-
tn preferred l., Mrs. Golfers Agency.
10 West 23o st.
CooK-First class swedish cook; best ref
erences; city or country; leaving or &C
count family going abroad: wages $50
sampson & Nelson's Bureau. 4l2 4th ave.
COOK perienced all branches of cook
ing, entrees, PASTRY. desserts; can attend
70 marketing, catering prepare menus II
necessary: 70 years reference. NJ. NJ,
Miss FiizGersld's Bureau. SOB 18th ave. cor
z2d.
COOK and LhUNDRESS CHAMBER
MAID and WAInRESS.-By two Finnish
girls: country preferred Yields Bureau.
324 Columbus ave Tel T7U0--RIverside.
COOK. Aged "a. at present employed by
high class English family; wishes similar
place in America: two years excellent
Character: pay not under $50 per month
Address Miss Preece. 1 Richmond Villas.
Swansea, England
COOK -Experlenced Swedish woman: cooks
lunch. dinner; day OF week; country
with family, take charge OF kitchen; ref
erence: wages $50. Anderson. $40 East
e5th St
coOK.-By very nice neat Swedish girl;
eEceIlent cook; good manager: do entire
work Of kitchen: best references Oster-
berE's Bureau. T16 Lexington ave. Tel.
lo65-Plaza.
COOK and I4AUNDRESs. Also chamber
maid and 1sltress; two Young Finnish
girls: city or country: very best reference
Jyssis Bureau. $50 lexington ave. Tel.
445s-Piszs.
COoK.-Gs-n1an frst class. good hsker;
city or country: hest references, wages
s35 $40. call al Lang 6 Roecherer CO.
Bureau, a. -46-47 West sd 81.
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wAVERLEY PLACE. 1O5. - Beautifully
furnished: ore room. with private bath.
$40 per week
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Chicago. October 27.-Add at least
yuart OF water to the amount GUS
tomar'ly taken at each meal. if YOU
wish to derive the maximum eff
cheney from your rood. II YOU are
thin, or -betwiNt and between. and
wish TO gain weight. you cannot find
more ideal regime than of drink
ing water in abundance at meals.
However, il YOU are inclined to-
ward embonpoint well, draw your
own conclusions.
The water-drtnking edict has gone
forth as the result OF the tests re-
Gently conducted by c. c. Fowler
and p. b. Hawk, professors of ply
siological chemistry at the Univer-
sity OF Illinois
The results these INVESTIGATORS
have obtained were reported a short
time ago before the American Medi-
cal Association at its annual meet
ing in Atlantic City and still more
recently before the American Chemi-
cal Society.
The unanimous opinion of the
medical profession has been strong
~ antagonistic to the taking of wa
ter at meal time. The argument of
the physicians Is that water taken
in this way dilutes the digestive
Juices, and therefore lowers the
efficiency OF those fluids The Uni
verslty OF Illinois experiments. now
ever APPARENTLY overflow the deep-
rooted ideas OF many doctors.