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New-York tribune., 1909-06-21
FORECIOsTRF SALES


NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY
OF NEW YORk-New Nerherland Bank
of Sew York, Plaintiff. against Anna Perry
Cr0UptoH. William Cromptcn, Gertrude Al
king. as Exscutrix OF the Last VIII and
Testament of Arthur r Atkins William
y Grant and Tdo N. FIeischmann. De
PENDANTS
In pursuance Of judgment Of fore
closure and sale. duly made ana entered IN
the above entitled action and bearing date
The 1lth DAY OF March. 1900 I the under
named. will sell al public auction. az TIE
Exchange salesroon. Nos 1916 Nesey
n New York. on the Sta day ot April
1902 at II o'clock nooE on that day. by
Joseph p. Dav. Auctionser. the premises
directed BY said iudgment 70 be sold and
All that certain lot ~ land with the
building and improvements thereon. situate
IN the City. County and state OF New York.
and lying in Section Block 1870, on the
Land Map OF said City and described as
follows.
Beginning at q point on the Westerly
side Of West End Avenue thirty feet eight
inches NoTtherly from the corner formed
by the intersection Of the westerly side Of
West End Avenue with the NoTthsrly side
Of Eighty-eighth street. which point is op-
posite q party wall standing partly on the
lot now being described and partly on the
TWO lots adjoining the same on The south
erly side thereof running thence Westerly
parallel with Elghtv-eiEhth street, and
part OF the way through said party wall
EeNNntN-tlENt Lett slA lN1UcS ttN II = ia , s
thence Northerlv parallel with West End
Avenue twenty feet 90 TT 10 a point Op-
Pesits a party wall standing partly on the
premises noW being described and partly OF
the premises adjoining the same on the
Northerly side thereof. running thence
Easterly again parallel with Eighty-eiEhth
Street and part OF the way through said
party wall seventy-eiEht feet six inches
rs II : tn to the Westerly side Of West
End Avenue. and thence Southerly along
the Westerly side OF West End Avenue
twenty feet to the point or place Of be
ginning
The premises hereby described being sub
tect 10 q certain declaration made BY said
Alice DeWolf KeaTny prohibiting the ereC-
tion OF any building or structure on part
Of the premises hereby described as refer
ence thereto win more fully appear
Dated. New York, March II, 1900
TERENCE J McNANt'S. Referee
SACKETT. CHAPMAN & STEVENS. At
torneys for Plaintiff. l54 Nassau Street
,Trl uue Building New York
The following Is A diagram of the prop
erty 10 he sold It's street Number is 5S5
West End Avenue. Borough OF Manhattan,
CIV nf New York
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DESKS AND OFFICE FURNIrURK
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Female
DAYS WORK.-By widow woman: clean
ing OF any kind; willing and obliging;
good references. Mrs Nolan. 430 West
54th st.
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WORK WANTED.

Female.
GOVERNESS lady wishes 10 recon
mend an excellent middle aged French
lady a. govefness. eight years reference
from one place. Call from 10 10 Il, 1G3
East cd 81.
SECRETARY or companion. by college
graduate: good know ledge stenogrnphy:
excellent reader: musician. would travels
highest references. Address Box 112, West
wood. " J
TYPEWRITER and Office assistant by
Young lady. Is. residing with parents:
well recommended. Address by letter. Miss
Herlihy. I52 Eas; Saith 81
TYPIST.-Young lady %. high school edU-
cation 5iz years experience as tyrtst. Of
fee assistant and file clerk: operates The
Remington. Underwood aud Monarch ma
chimes. uuquostionRhle references at hand:
desires position where merit gains advance
n4sat. NJ l.. 1902 Jackson ave
ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions for
The Tribune recc4ved at their Uptown
once No. 1864 Broadway. between 95th
and 57th SITS. until 3 clock .. m. Ad-
vertisements received at the following
branch Offices st regular osfice rates until
ccr sd st. 159 9Th ave. cor. 18th St; lO4
Tth and sth aves. 26S West l25tk ST: iO35
lst ave. near s9th ST.. 157 East l23th it
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

WOULD LIKE to hear OF stock for sale
II arv enterprise where an invsstneut
cf several Thousand dollars would be Sc
L Darbyshire. Box IS1OC. Rochester y. Z
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LOST -Bankbook No. e32, $50. Bank Tor
Savings $50 9Th ave. New York. PAY
ment stopped. Please return book TO bank
LOST OR STOLEN. Bankbook No. 4I9 al
Of the German savings Bank in the city
OF New York. corner 4th ave and l4th 81.
issued 70 Mary PiIlsbury. All Iersons are
cautioned against negotiating the same II
not returned to the bank on the 1lth day
OF IulY. 1904 a duplicate viii ee issued.
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RAILROADS.
BkLTTECEE & OEI0 4. r.

BkLTIEC2E & OHIO 4. r.
ROYAL ELCB LINE TRAINS.
EVER Other Eou- OF The E sD Hcu--
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHING ION
DIRECT CONNECTION IN new UNION
STATION WASEINGTON. WITH
ALL LINES SOUTH
Leave New Eo~E Daily 13d = Lib =
Washington. SiSSpSrs II 30 Pm 50 an
Washington. Diner. parl~- + "a an % an
W-ashtngton. p!nt-. Parior @ so an 10 90 an
Washington. Diner. Par.or II 81 am y 30 n =
WASHINGTON Parlor. -..-.. 30 pm , 90 Pr
ParIor Car New York % Richmond. Va
'Roval Id Diner PaT-or s 50 IN o. pm
Washington. Diner. ParIo- so pm 800 pn-
Washington. Buffet. Pa-lor 80 pI- . o. pm
Through Daily Trains % the West
Chicago. PIttsburg .---..- . 50 an : - II
CniCago. Columbus --.--- Il 80 az y Ue p
Pttlsburs. cleveland .---. 8 % I'm 400 pn
Pittsburg Limited ..... 8 % Pm 100 pm
Gin. 81 L Louisville II 80 Pr 90 am
Gin. 81 L Louisville .- 80 am 70 ee am
Gin. -. L. Louisville $50 pm SEQ Pm
0flces. 24S t24 1900 Broadway. = Asto~
r0use. % Fifth Ave. y Y. 90 Ave 3,
- Ridge St S43 Fulton -. Brockly=
West 2Sd - and Libsrry St
After ? VI Si=epl2g Car reservations
and fui information regarding trains. etc
can be obtained al Bureau of Information
B & Q. r. r. 23d - Terminal Prone
No, Chelsea $50
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ryPEwRITING AND T1PEwKIrERs.

VICTOR VISIBLE 20 Nassau ST eats
fcs1- tree all makes taken part pay
rneaT. bargains in Under woods. Remil stonA
ClllEurs Smiths.
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Butt LER-By young Irishman, with ex-
ceilent references az 10 so5riety. honesty,
capabiIity. wages SIS to SEQ Joseph slevin.
900 East 39th St
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BI-TLER or SECOND MAN-Swede; ex-
cellent references: last employer can be
seen: go anywhere. Miss Margaret Smith s
Bureau. 25 West 42d st Phone S039-
Bryant.
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yIEHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK
L the God. free and independent %
Arthur Tryon Kemp. Marion Morgan Kemp. Juliet
Augusta Tying Mary Isabella Kemp. stephen d
junior. George Kemp. Eliza caldwell. Emma
Nears virginia G Kent. and the New York LIE InEur
anCe Trust Company. trustee under the Will %
george Kemp deceased. and 70 an persons interested
estate 81 George Kemp late ~ the county 0T
New York deceased creditors leEatees next Of KIN
otherwise send greeting You and each - vou ar"
hereby required personally he and
before our Surrogate or the County ~ Nev York.
of said 10 be held AZ the
Hall n Records IN the 'ountf 81 Se~ York on a."
2Tth o Tulv. 1909 half past o'clock IN To-
forenoon of that day th"r ana there TO attend judi
Of the account % proceedings of Arthur
sole surviving executor 81 the LEst
WiU Testament of said deceased and such q you
as hereby cited under the ~ t~entyor0
years required appear By your guardian II you
or. ~ have none. appear and apply for
90 he appointed or ~ h" errnt q neglect
failure do a guardian viii be appointed bv ~"
represent and act for the proceed
ing
r whereof have caused the Seal ~
the SurroEates % the said county Of NeV Tor
be hereunto afNNed. Witness. Hon Abu~~
= 6 O. Thomas a Surrogate Of our said COUNTY.
2 the County Cf New York. the Tth day ~
June IN the year Lord thousand nine hun
Sred nd DANIEL ! DGWDSET
gf -
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BT-TLDR. &c-By q Japanese. experienced
butler and valet; IN private family city
or country; good references S. Wata, Box
152. Hilton. y. J.
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RT-TLFR-VALET. speaks German, French.
English; experienced. friends. gardener
rseful man. coachman-chauffeur efficient
help. all capacities. nationalities Phone
connection. Morrows Bureau. I2l Lexing-
ton ave
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OCEAN ERANTFRH.
AT T@E TOP g

Cooks Tours
are and have
been for sixty
y 2 a T s. a n 4
COOK 5 Tour
/ : Z : are o u
every m o U n
tain range. on
every sea Rea-
: on Cook 3
facilities alone
are worldwide
and travellers
get the benefit
T = e farther
YOU go th {
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AMGHOR llNEn

GLASGOW Va LONDONDERRY
Caledonia June - PPM Colu-l0IaTuIv %. noon
California July 8 loan Fu-nessla- = j. u. I02rn
FIRST CABIN. So 80 To SI21
SECOND CABIN. S42 50 TO 500
THIRD CLASS 50 So AND $2S 7S
Arr.v for New Illustrated Book OF Tours
HENDERSON BPO1FFEF rs .17-l9 Broadway
N4PSTERS TRAVEL MAGAZINE. %
Summer Tours to Al Vacation Resorts.
frIependen- or escort mailed free. Nars-ers.
81 West 3ota So y
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RED ID" LINE

RED d" LINE
FOB san JUAN. P R Ia GCATRA-
Pro CARELL0 CURACAO AND
1rAFACAIBO VA CURACAO
: Naraczibo- .... SATURDAY. July 3. noon
Caracas ..- Saturday. july II, noon
FOR Ia GCAYRA. CURACAO AND
NAFACAIBO
ZuIIa ..-. SATURDAY June % noon
aurora -......- SATURDAY July 10 noon
Pte- II aI IioininE Wall ST Ferry. Brooklyn
These steamers hs-s superior acc0mnoda--
tiols for passengers
BOTLTCN. BLISS & DALxETT
General Managers - Wall 81
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more you appreciate this.
Highest class parties around the World.
70 Europe. through America Delighrrul
sea trip 10 Quebec July 10 and fort
nightly Independent tickets every
where Baggage forwarding. foreign
banking Get our descriptive pamphlets
for all services Trips planned, estimates
made
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DREssuAk1NG AND MnIrSEKY.

DIRECTOIRE. Empire, Princess gowns
perfect ft guaranteed. latest fashions.
Marshall 100 Vest 49th 81
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BUTLER OF USEFUL MANY respect
able coiored man. English trained; IN
boarding house or private family; CRY re-.
areuces Graham, care OF Janitor, 1924
Madison ave.
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co1D FURNIrURE AND REGILDING.

REGILDING furniture. picture frames. lear
guaranteed: reasonable charges. F'rie1-
berg's Gliding shop. - Sixth ave- Phone
4673 Spring.
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RUTLE-Italian, speaking French, Eng
lish and German; excellent foreign refer
ences: thoroughly competent; no objection 70
country. Julien Bureau. a West 42d St
Tel. 49s1-Bryant.
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Citations.

-
TT'HE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK.
L by the grace God. and independent. 70
George Kemp Arthur TryOn kemP. Mary Isabelle
Kemp Frederick Morton Trycn. stephen II. TynE,
Chouteau Kemp. Gladys Kemp. Marion Morgan Kemp,
Juliet Augusta TynF stephen II. Tyng Junior, Lila
Kemp. general guardian OF GLADYS Kemp. and Ar
Tryon Kemp Frederick Morton Tryon and stephen
TynE executors and under the Will Of
Juliet Kemp deceased. and all persons in
terestcG Juliet Augusta Kemp late Of
County New deceased. creditors. leEa-
O otherwise. send greeting You
ana each Of hereby cited and required person
ally be and before Surrogate of the
County York. the Su-rogates' Court of SAID
County. held the Hall Of Records, in the County Of
27tI day Of July. 1909, at half past
judicial settlement Of the account - pro
ceedinEs of Arthur Tryon Kemp. Frederick Morton
Tryon and stephen X Tying executors OF and trus-
under the Last VIII and Testament Of said de
ceased. and such OF are hereby cited as are
under The of twentyore years required 20 ap
pear 10y guardian II have one or II you have
appear and apply for 70 be appointed. or
in the event n neglect or failure 70 Dc 20.
guardian viii be appointed bv the Surrogate TO repre-
and for in the proceeding
testimony whereof have caused the sea- 81
the OF the said county OF Neu YORK
o be hereunto affixed Witness, Hon Abner
I 7. < e.. Thomas. Surrogate Of said County.
of N~w york tn cay %
June. n wear Lord thousand nine hun
dred and nine DANIEL ! DOW DNFY.
Clerk ~ the SurroEsfes Court
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WORK WANTED

Male.
C,E1 .T-FFFUR American. 23; married. re
liz bie trustworthy Wiling % 20 70 couI. @
~, r,errnareut position with Egoa la.dss
,,rcfeTred 10 high salary II ilaeS' ""'
Columbus are.
CHAUFFEUR. expert 2S. rei'sifs
e,1G generates any car or launch. reference
and f5nd Il required. II hooh' AN''
Trznefer Co, 30j-309 West 4lst ST
C-TrAr-FFETrR. .-Colored. city or country /.
,eref,,l driver. reliable man; no liGuoI OF
tobacco ha bits. assist with othef W E5
e.ence William =. Hart, care oi T1''''''
s49 West 59th ~.
CHAUFFEUR. p repairs; pre'ersoS III
country Gordon. ldlewilo. ~ Z
ENGINEER. II Understands lsundry sss
West i25th -
.r,,rRTlsEMENT and subscription Tor
T.t~ sTribune received at their Uptown
49, No 1864 Broadway between 5o.n
ara s7th sts. until oclock D. ~. ~; o.
s.s-,fseulerfs received 81 TIE .oiloN,hs
branch Offices at regular once rates ull'i
10Y "a m VIZ: 9e4 eth ave. s
- 9ss =, l53 9th ave. cor i2th St 10
Ess. lstn ct: ZIG Vest i2d S. retNes ,sss
- 80 sfh aves: 2e3 West l@5th 81 80
~ ara feaG I'd ave. near eist s. lto
Isr ave near S9th 81 l57 kast l-0tH d
re fremont ave: ESQ as Az.
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COACHNAN First class reference; last
employer can be seen P J. Costigah'
x West tooth ST.
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FURNIsHEn ROOMS TO LET.

SUPERB ROOM. bath $50. single room.
S14, two minutes subway. surface
I e.irctoa ave GTamCrcy Park corner
WAVERLEY PLACE 1O3- -- Beautifully
.uraished oEs reom- with r-ivste bath
fl0 per week
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Furnished Houses to Let-Country
Al Rye, n. Y, ON SOUND

al hfEg Hs iEt Uh SuuNu
Furnished brick house summer months. g
ter 3 servants rooms. bathrooms cleo
tric light vegetable gardens stable garage
Rent, $500 principals only Address NELSON MACY
Pearl at. New York
TWO BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED COTTAGES
L with every i1upTov Tor the at
Brook, Port Jefferson. L. !. living
dining room kitchen and eight bedrooms in each
Apply 10 URRITT. 4i5 Adelphl 81. BrookLzn. y y
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instruction.
4 nnrfmPnt HOtfIs.

THE HARRAGANsETT.-1. AND ROOMS AND
street. G TUCKER. Mgr
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Ne1C JerSeg Real Estate
xT-Eror-AJ51t- PARK TRACT NEWARK, \. IRE
w stTcted. all Write for information 70
r-p NIX ! BOOK Broad ST. Newark. y J.
ELEGANT COUNTRY HOME
house. with garage and
sale or lease grounds E27z
Ioo rrice very reasonable J. Box 20 Irl6une Jfl-e
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Real Estate for Sale.

ITOT-NT VERNON. $1,000; ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS.
VI "a 700. E<enilWorth. T5O: II $50 down
s15 81 monthly: mortgages taken ACKERMAN. lS7
Greenwich
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TH-CHEREOC
Express SaLings Tuesdays at 10 A "
X ". Gr--June = EronprinZ WE July
= Wilhelm II June p Cecilie- --.-... July -
PLT8IOCTH-CHER OCRG-BRENEN.
TWip-Screw Sailings Thursdays AZ 10 A u.
Kurfuerst June "A Bremen -.----- July 8
Washington July P. 2 Wilhelm July ID
GEORGE WASHINGTC%-Sai July T.
=. coo tons Newest and Largest German
snip ah0ar Every innovation l1own 70 TIA
Shipbuilder' AFT
-NAPLES-GENOA
Mediterranean SatlIlgs Saturdays at Il 4 "a
Berlin tnevj june IS P Irene ----- July II
+ Luise July 10 Serlln new Aug "a
Connections EDClrcling the Globe
Travellers Checks good all over the world
Apply OELRICES & co General AgentA
BROADWAY. NEW YORK
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CENTRAL HUDSON Linz
For NEwBCRGd. PO kEEPSiE kINS-
sTON- From Pier - y P WEEK DAYS
except SsrUId4yJ. = u
SATURDAYS ! P. u West 12srh St
80 ?. NJ
FOR WEST POINT. NEwBCRGH and
intermediate landings. WEEK DAYS lex
sept saturday. : P "
SATURDAYS. 3 ? NJ West 10th
go ? 81
SUNDAYS Pa 9.5o n, Pte5 "A :. ,,5:s p
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~ q T@ 1700 EVENING
~ Fc1 Caysk-IL HUDSON. C1&zaCSte
etc ~ y u Per IS y. r. f1--
Christopher s.. P ", too- W. l-5-- =
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NORTH GE8MAE LLOYD

LARGE. Fast and Luxurious Twtl-ScreW
Express and Passenger Steamships
Equipped with Wireless & Su5uarlne Signal1
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Country Property for Sale.

0SSTNING-FOR SALE. AN IDEAL COUNTRY
tnE y. 7
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Long Island Rcal Estate for Sale.

nt-N-GAIOW SITES LESS THAN AN HOUR OFT;
X o,srlooktng Eie,npsteaG Bay and Long Beach one
or two bungalows left PETIT LAMB. ll0 West
.,..s vo~l
New-York tribune., 1909-06-21

COACHMAN-Ali around man. thor
oughlv understands care horses. harness,
carriages and ali work on country place;
frst class reference for honesty. sobriety
and ability J. X. 5. l64 West 36th ST.
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WORK naNIED.

>sz1fs5s.. z Z - 5eralan- American. good
3 AainpG. al 3tH ase.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1909-09-23

Resolutions were unanimously
adopted endorsing the work Of
County Superintendent F. P.
Guenther in organizing and con-
Quoting the institutes and in the
cause of education in general and
pledging their hearty assistance
for the ensuing year, also COM
mending his success in organic
ing the trustees. His work as a
whole was commended to the
careful attention of superinten-
dents throughout the State,
Resolutions were further adop-
ted thanking Prof. and Mrs.
Guenther for the hospitality
shown by them to the teachers.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1909-09-23
Sinner Band Secured.

Chairman E. Ray Bright of the
amusement committee for the
Gonzales County Fair, has closed
a contract with the Sinner Band
to furnish the music for the
three days during the fair. Other
good work is being done by the
different committees and the
management feel very much en-
couraged over the outlook. The
advertising committee will in a
few days begin active work in
Advertising such as posting
autographs and other kinds of
l,s,sss.s - Nt9nHitieE
TDunirn1s
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1909-09-23
Half Moon News.

September 20-Will try and write a
few lines to the old Gazette again.
Cotton picking will soon be over for
this year.
A fine rain fell here last Thursday
evening which did the grass good. IT
was very short and dry. y
John Luedecke and family and Gott-
lieb Teller and family visited Richard
Pfuhl's family last Sunday evening
The wedding bells will soon be ringing
in this neighborhood'
Lee Mosmeyer was taking a buggy
ride with his best girl Sunday.
Hurrah for Sinner beer Drink Shi-
ner beer.
As news is scarce, | will close for this
time. So CUTE naoht. HOBO
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1909-09-23
Hallettsville Local News

Hallettsville, Texas, September 49,
E. o. Meitzen, former county judge of
Lavaca county, but of late socialist
missionary, is at home after spending
some days in Beeville and other places
in that section, making socialistic
speeches wherever opportunity offered.
The city government is spending
much money in lettering the streets,
the sandy street near the school build
ing is being clayed, big culvert Of
cement is being put in on South Main
street and an iron bridge is to take
the place of a wooden one in West
End,
Il. L. McKinnon, who has charge OF
the city's water works and electric
light plants and who couple weeks
since was so severely injured by the
falling of scaffold while doing some
work on the Meyerhotf building, is
able to sit up.
DR.. Paul Renger, city health officer,
who for six weeks has been confined to
his bed by typhoid fever, is able to DO
up.
The drug stores OF DR.. A. A. Led
better and DR.. @. L. Kopecky are to
consolidate October and will then be
conducted at the present Ledbetter
stand, east side of the square, this
leaves four drug stores here, one on
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1909-09-23
HyneneaI.

Married at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Anton Deharde, on Tuesday,
September 81, Mr.. Otto Fisseler
and Miss Annie Deharde, Rev.
VIM. Dziewas performing the
ceremony. The happy couple
left on the 1;30 train for a short
trip to Galveston. On their re-
turn they will make their home
at Ottine, in Gonzales county,
where Mr.. Fisseler will teach
school the coming session.
The Gazette joins their many
friends in wishing them much
happiness and prosperity, N
4 Married in Houston, Sunday
September 10, Mr.. Chas. Fred
erick Weis and Miss Bertrell
Flora Sanderson, Mr.. Weis is 6
son of Mr.. Hermann Weis, the
manager of the Sinner Brewery
The young couple will make theil
home in Sinner at the residence
Of Mrs. Jaime.
We extend congratulations. -
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1909-09-23
Horse Strayed or Stolen.

One brown horse, . years old,
about Is hands high, branded K
on right jaw, cut or scar on fore
head. Any information leading
to the recovery of the animal will
be literally rewarded by the
undersigned. MANUEL PENA,
7-2t Dryer, Texas.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1909-09-23

Home Office: Yoakum, Texas.
CAPITAL, 500, 900
Selling Price $50 Per Share
Feterly Yoakum

mdMsc too holders wi elvH uts bm h ~ d being re
taken nmueyhom the @ d @ Sinner Keep gead n N
management ~ es emgf taking mecph Coco eagmevm
mpy bep rR y al low inner H pa a chance gt
t
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1909-09-23
Moulton News Notes.
From the Moulton Eaglt


Mrs. Henry Krause and daugh-
ter, Miss Kado, visited in Fla
tonia Wednesday, .
Mrs. M. @. Kubitz returned to
Sinner Wednesday after brief
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph
Jaeggi.
Miss Mary Boehm returned
home Saturday from a visit of
several days to relatives in Yoa-
hum.
William Green Of Sinner. presiz
dent Of the First State Bank of
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1909-09-23
The Baursville school will open

on Monday, September "a, with
Miss Sophia Amsler as teacher.
Misses Mile and Helia Krue-
ger returned to their home in
Sinner Wednesday, after a de-
lightful visit to Mr. and Mrs
William FRANKIE of this city.
Mrs. Rudolph Jaeggli enter
tanned a merry crowd Tuesday
afternoon upon the occasion OF
her birthday. The Eagle wishes
her many returns of the day.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1909-09-23

Rent contracts in any guam
tity for sale at the Gazette Office.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1909-09-23

Secretary-Treasurer, PHILIP WELHAUSEN, Yoakum.
Attorney, LIEUT-GOV. A, b. DAVIDSON, Cuero.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1909-10-21
PASSENGER TRAIN WRECKED
One Man Killed. Three Women Badly
Hurt and Seven Men
Injured.

New York, Oct 1S---As the result OF
the breaking of rail. the fast passen-
ger train of the New York Central was
wrecked at Rhinecli1 early Sunday
morning. one man WIS killed. three
women were badly hurt aud seven men
injured.
William X. Vanderbilt and his son,
William X. Vanderbilt, jr. W =.
Brown president OF the road and W..
II. Newman, whom Mr.. Brown recently
succeeded as president, were among
he passengers. President Brown was
slightly injured, but the Messrs VAN
derbilt and Newman escaped with only
he experience Of vigorous ioltiug.
But for the quick action Of the New
York Centrals towerman, at Rhinecllif,
one Of the greatest tragedies in the
history Of American railroad accidents
would have been enacted.
In twinkling after the accident the
towerman flashed the red signal OF
danger up and down the road tor a
mile The wrecked train had been
pitched over on the rails Of the north
bound track, Its two day coaches, fill
ed with passengers, had been com,
pletely turned over on the track.
An ordinary Pullman car had tilted
and leaned far over The track. Back Of
It was the private car of President
Brown containing himself, the private
secretary, w. c. Bower, and Mr.. New.
man. Immediately behind the presi-
dents car was that of Mr.. Vanderbilt.
he Idle Hour. All Of the coaches were
| careened over the northbound track at
an angle that their occupants were un.
able to get ont Of them for several min
utes after the accident.
The towerman knew that in less thar
two minutes a heavy passenger train
would pass by on the northbound
track It's speed WAS GO miles an hour
! Had he not flashed the danger signals
the northbound train would have ripped
through the one that was wrecked.