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New-York tribune., 1909-11-12
BUYS HARRINGTON PARK,

s. Clarence Harriet has sold Harrington
Park. New Jersey, with the exception or
about an acre. which is located at the en-
trance Of the park. to l.. A. Skinner, OF
this city. The park comprises about 10
acres and was planned by Vaux & %. the
senior member Of which was associated
in designing Central Park
New-York tribune., 1909-11-12
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with purchasers address,
80 ag-.Tnrn -

CNith purchasers address,
NOS EMBER IL.
APTHORP'S LANE. btw 9ist and 92d
SITS Riverside Drive and West End
81 ave: Lucy Ball 70 John II Lynch oo
and others 03 deeds) s).-.-..--...-.--- 500
Address. 176 broadway
APTHORPS LANE :. btw West End
ave ana BToadVay; Lley r Ban Ball. 70 IN
Address. 176 broadway.
BELMONT AVE. W :. 1870 (; n Of 1T9th
81. 5O.6x656 Martin Tully Cons Co 10
VIM Engel (mtE SIS. O00) ----..-.-.-. 1900
Address. 1GO Broadway.
BROADWAY. s. being Apthorps Lane,
West End ave. West End ave.
Drive: Vim u Hollaway and others 20
Lucy r Ball and others about 20
Address. care Deming. 49,
Broadway.
BOONE ST. " :. 1924 fl n Of Jennings
st. 63.2x irreg; Mary Ford TO Thos :,
address care thornton & Earle. IS
Park Row.
son St. 47xsO: Edward T Mcdonald TO ,oo
Christian WelIe ct al tmtg siOool:..' 100
Address. care Curran. 20 Mas
cArLDwELL AVE. ee1. v 1!.1iSloo: n11
"n.S AddSess Ss;S'V5 a2i ;:oartlandt ave
ooURTLANpT AVE; W cor Of lSotS
Kininrk ,mtg 50 .0Ooi .---.-.-.-......-. 100
Address. Troy. Y
DIVISION ST. 20 and 254. n " cor Of
Ridge st. 44.4NS4; Sam'l tioldberger 70 q,
Adolph Levy (mtg ss4.40Oi ---.-.----.
Address. 81 East 10th ST.
GRAND AVE 2449. 1872 TX irreg: Nc
Lernon Realty const Co 20 Mary ~,
~ address. address care crane & Baer lis
Nassau 81
LOT 300. map Iohbauer Park; Geo A ,oo
SteInmuller 20 John Healey..-..--''.. iuo
Address. 1911 80 ave
LOT 3O4 same map; same to Theresa 100
address. same
lots q. sO3 800 and e55. same map;
The Iohbauer Park improVement 60 ,oo
% Geo Steinmuller ---'''''''--'''''
Address, 1911 % ave
MADISON AVE, cor i2oth ~. tn
-: BENZ l. Well and ano 70 Ber'ho'a 100
Vet 1rntg s4T. .OO0l- .--..-.-.-.-..-- ioo
Address. II Maiden Lane.
SAME PROPERTY: same 10 same and =,
ano NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -'''-'''''-'
Address. same.
sAME; PROPERTY; Berthold Welt TO .,
I~opold Neit mtg s47.Ovo' ...-...--'-.
Address. same.
s5xso: Mary 81 Timoney 10 Bernhardt ,oo
4 Wenke 1Intg slO.OOO- -.-..-..-'''.' ioo
Address I76 broadway
OLIVER ST. 81 and 30; n W cor Madi-
son 81. 76lx irreg. Harry Abrams 10 500
nay doAssr ASia'ns care Weed Myers. g.
William 81
PLEASANT AVE. . cor IeSd si; 35x
as Lambert suydam ct al TO Byron ,-oo
Address. i76 Broadway.
ST PETERS AVE. cor Maclay ave.
25xs9 5: MAclsy Ave Realty 60 TO 80
Jas Bremen ~
Address. Brooklyn
TELLER AVE. e :. G49.1 ~ n OF lGeth
st 25xT8G: Jennie Rose To Emma -
Lee 6mtg SO 62OO) .....-.... .--...s. lVO
Address. care w Goodhart ID
Nassau
THOMPSON ST. ot and %, " s. 5nx
100: CIURCH ST. 273. :. 252N
7s; Elijah * Hubbard Go kath
Wa9sworth ---.-----...- 's'ss'ss
Address. Middletown, Conn.
TROY ST. e g. rs n OF sydney 81.
Is7lx irreg: Clinton Darlington
.t AZ 20 Eleanor n Juui 81 al i
Address. care Even. 40 Cedar 81
WEST END AVE $50 T. 5Ox
100: Morris B Abeles 10 Fanny Levy
tMfg S5o.ooOl +r...- ....- ieu
Address Wahle kringle,
.eo broadway.
WHITTIER ST " 5. 3i.3 n os
Randall ave- 90. lOx irreg; otto
Hupfel 60 Hunts Point Estates Gee. loo
Address. 100 broadway.
1 ~ AVE. lsis. :. 70 5.ix99.l0; Bera-
New-York tribune., 1909-11-12
MECHANICS LIENS.

NOVEMBER III.
BROOK AVE. :. whole front bet%eru
t36th and 18TH sts 2NlNlUo, faul
Iippmann sgt Brook Const CO, o"he, -, -
MORRIS PARK AVE. 65s; John Felt
er agt \ Jandgrebe owner Await x - n
Mcdonald contractors ----.-----'---. y -
NASSAU ST. 10: Frank Tyler aet
sun Publishing Go, owner: James
Hoes sons. contractors; Walter ks SaN- ,oo
r,@S1-T,I, ST- ,a- same aat same. s77 80
RYER AVE. e :. 125 II Of 1s0th ST. -
x53: Eagle Plumbing supply 90 az
Samuel Merksamer. owner; hreStaS n 80 a.,
Diamond contractors s-.-.--..--..-.--- O-' l.
RYER AVE. G $. 125 n Of burnside
ave S0xiO0: Louis Holzbers agt sam ,.ooo
uel Merksamer. owner and conttactor- SS'''
ep AVE Ii29: Samuel Goldman agt
William Elder. eN'r. and John CondaN'
owners: Joseph & = Epstein contTae- .,.oo
tors --'"''---- N'NN
4TTH ST 90 West; Max Barth ast
Abraham korn. owner; Joseph Finger - -
contractor zee A'-UN "
18TH ST. n = 60 II OF Prospect ave,
a5x1O0: same agt John Franklin. own -
er. Await a Mcdonald. contractorS---- - 10
New-York tribune., 1909-11-12
NOW OWNS KAToNAH FARM.

Mrs William Fahnestock mas bought
from Mrs. Frank Hunter Potter one hun
dred acres OF the AratOma farm property,
near Katonah. Westchester County. ad-
joining the estates of Dr. Turnure and
George Nichols.
Mrs. Fahnestock viii erect a large dwell
ing Mrs. Potter viii alter the farmers
cottage, which she reserves with eighty
acres
New-York tribune., 1909-11-12
TAKES TITLE TO INSTITUTE.
j. D. Rockefeller, Jr., Now Owner Of
Record of 5Oth Street Site.

John ID. Rockefeller. jr.. took title yester-
aey 10 the property. l25xlOe. at tie north
west corner Of Tenth avenue and SOth street
from James A Jenkins for a nominal con-
sideration. on the premises are tine West
Side NeighbOrhOOd House and Arnitage
Chapel. The transfer has no significance
other than the deciding TO Mr.. Rockefeller
Of property which he acquired about ten
wears ago for the purpose for which il is
now used.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-12
SALE AT HIGHLAND FALLS.

Pease & Elliman have sold for Mrs.
Ridgely Hunt the estate at Highland
Falls. on the Hudson. known as the Will
fam Conger PeI place TO Frederick A.
Libbey.
The property comprises about twenty
acres, fronting on the river. on the tract
are a large old-fashioned brick mansion
and stable. il is near the J. Pierpont
Morgan properly.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-12
SPECTATORS ACTIVE
JOHN PALMER BUYS PLOT IN THE CEN
TRlL FOURTH AVENUE ZONE.
Sale Near j. Prpont Morgans Home-R T.. DoscLng and
Senator Timothy ID. Suliuan .ldd to Their Holdings.

ing: also for Sanford & Green, the upper
part Of the remodened business building
No. - Greenwich avenue; also. for Wood
run smith. the three story dwelling No.
l3a Washington Place. The leases are for
a term OF years.
BY consent OF counsel for the plaintiff
and defendant. an order was entered yes
terday vacating the appointment Of re-
oeiver OF rents for Nos ss and 6s West
10th street, owned by George Nicholas.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-12
PLAN $4,000 BROOKLYN HOUSE.

Burrill Brothers have sold tho lot on
Prospect Park West, - feet north of Car
roll street, Brooklyn. for Roland ID. Arm
strong. 10 d client from Manhattan, who
win build house 10 cost $50. 600 on the
site Tho lot is e5 feet . inches wide and
lo2 feet deep.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-12
SUCCESSFUL STATEN ISLAND SALE

At the auction sale held last Saturday by
Cornelius G. Kolh eight lots on First
avenue. Tompkinsville. were sold to Walter
De Nike aud Edgar Sharrott. The corner
plot brought Sl.50O and the inside lots
s,iO9 each. TIE sale of three lots on
sherman avenue brought upward Of slO0
a lot, the purchaser being Edgar Sharrott.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-12

nth STREET-The Duross Company
sold for client No. 40 West 18th street.
a four story and basement brownstone
building. on lot 207h x9s feet.
18TH sTREET-N. Wilson sold for
Jackson & Stern Nos. 32s and $50 West
18th street. OLD buildings. on plot 5oxs2.
20 a builder. who will erect six story
tenement house.
26TH STREET-N. a. Berwin Co
sold 10 John Palmer for Mrs. Indiana
Gieberson the three buildings Nos. les'
III and lIs East 2sth street. on plot
e2.sxIoO. This property is about 100 feet
from the corner OF Fourth avenue. Mr..
Palmer has no intention of improving the
property, but will hold it for future ad-
vancement. The property was held at
$4,000.
5IST STREET-The Duross Company
sold for Joseph Clark Nos. 235 and 237
East 5lst street. five story quadruple
tenement house. on a lot 33.4xieO feet.
1ssD sTREET-Samuel Brown sold to
BENJAMIN +. Koch No. 523 West 1881
street. six story apartment house, on plot
37.6x99.I1 feet.
THE BRONX.
LAFONTAINE AVENUE-The Keats
Company sold plot. s2.5x24Ox5S.7 feet, at
the northeast corner of 179th street and
Lafontaine avenue. and plot 3O2.7xs5.9
feet. on the south side of 179th street. 1854
feet east OF Third avenue. 20 the Lotus
Realty Company. II gave the plots in part
payment for the seven story building. No.
10 Court street. Brooklyn. on a plot COX
125x irregular feet.
TIEBOUT ANENUE-Shaw & Co. sold
for the Central Bronx Realty Company No.
247O 10 2474 Tiebout avenue. near Fordham
Road, two four story double fathouses each
on plot 31x10O feet, to an investor
New-York tribune., 1909-11-12
GETS s18O.ooo LEAN.

Arthur Brisbane has mortgaged his prop
ertv. 5Ox irregular, on the north side OF 125th
street. 325 feet west OF Seventh avenue, 10
tho Mutual life Insurance Company for
slS8000
New-York tribune., 1909-11-12
STANDARD OIL co. BUYS PLOT.

The Standard Oil Company has bought a
plot 1o0X216 feet. in Purdy avenue Port
Chester. This Is in anticipation of approval
Of the town authorities for tanks and build
ings 20 be erected by the company.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-12

brk tenmt. q . spannhake. oa3 Ea.t
18Th st. architect. cost t.............. q
Owner. r Sulzberger. 800 East 18Th
ST.
1iiTH ST. 2 East % a ; sfv hrk
tenmt. 5 Sass. =; Park Row. archi-
owner. ] Horowitz. : West fc0,h 81.
THE BRONX
i6frfT ST. 70s. sty frame store and
dwlg. 2Jxf.. Louis Faik. 27S5 81 ave
architects cost .-......-.-..
owner. Jacob Seligson 05J Csuid-
we'll ave.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-12
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
(Wtth owners name ami address
NOVEMBER n.
MANHATTAN

(With owners name and addresSl
NOVEMBER n.
MANHATTAN
RIDGE ST 50. for a > stv brk fac
tory. 2ax64; Sommerfeld Il Steckler
10 Union 81. architects. emma
owners. l. and Catherine Levy. on
premises.
162D ST. iS2 & ISf: for a s,v hi,
theatre. AOxa6. l. Korn $50 ath ave
archtteCts cost. Ost................--- o,a
owner. Z Higgins. 4 Madison ave
THE BRONN
CONCOURSEs 5. 1902 n n az t0a4
81 "a sty frame dwig, 31NgG. Scr-
NtSs Glew, 25i4 Webster ave archi--
tectst cOst...... ..............-...... 9t4O
Owner. Anna NJ Decker. 6ss East
DAILY AVE. $. O0S3 n > of tsO,b
St nNe 4 sly brk tenmts aG3sx7S
each. schaefer a Jaeger a6I fremont
owners. krabe 4 Ernst. sos East
l61th
PROSPECT AVE. W s. t34 "a n Of RoS
ton Rd sty brk tenmt tdx7S.
Sehaefer 4 Jaeger 46i fremont ave
Aftuitectss cost. 4n OOo
Owner. Archibald Hamilton. ia
East 2Sth ST.
sIEBBINS AVE. : $40 IS n n of
Westchester ave. two stv hrk
tennts. S1dNd6 each: Schaefer 4 Jar--
scr sol fremont ave. architects. to
Owners. Cogswen Taylor impfoVc ''VU"
tnent Co s2i Morris ave.
ALTERATION PLANS.
MANHATTAN
New-York tribune., 1909-11-12
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.

The auction sales held yesterday at the
Real Estate Exchange salesroom. Nos. IA
and le Vesey street, resulted as follows:
BY Joseph Day.
lSr AVE. 1929 and 1881. W s. ~ II OF 56th
St s2sx14, sty tennis and stores Albert
Minternitz agt Samuel Riegel ct al: Abraham
Wielar, atty: r W Hollaman, ref; amt due
ss.ls3 IL; taxes. etc. S642 05: sub 20 first
mtg Of 10000: 10 the plaintiff for So, ,T91.
MORRIS AVE. 2349. $. so50 II Of 1s4th ST.
75X2O41 10 Walton ave. xI5x2039. sty dwg.
sty stable and vacant, A Archibald agt NJ
y Foody ct al: u Patton. atty. Vincent
Nellaney. ref: amt due. s3.21s 81; taxes. etc
$500; sub 10 two mtgs aggregating $4,000; to
the defendant for $1,000.
The auction offerings to-day will be as
follows:
BY Joseph + Day.
CHRYSTIE ST. 132. :. 125 It Of Broome st.
IA rear; NJ A Zipser agt Herman Cohen et al:
Moss q r. attys; Frank Hendrick, ref amt
due. SS.SS5 II: taxes. etc, SlsC1; sub 10 a prior
mtg Of 81. coo.
CRESCENT AVE. $50 " cor OF Belmont ave.
lbs. 2S.9X45XlO0X1265. 3 sty tenmt and stores;
II. attys; @ w Olvsny. ref: amt due. $40
t56 81: taxes. etc, s2.353: sub TO a first mtg OF
$4,000
STECBEN AVE cor Of 2Osth ST. 25xioo.
vacant: Julius Mayer agt @ Martratt ct al
simpson, W & co. attys: W Caffrey, ref;
amt due, 81. 800 II; taxes etc SOS IL
BY Hugh l.. Smyth.
wESTCHESTER AVE W cor OF 156th st. 1Ol S
Ns4 6N35. lOx96. II. vacant: l. Peck. assig.
ngt II p Whitney et al: Burke & +. attys; J
Hynes ref: amt due. s20.5O2 Is; taxes, etc.
500 g.. sub 70 a first mtg Of 5000
New-York tribune., 1909-11-12
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.

NEAL EotAiG Z ~ AOO tiON
Herbert A. Sherman, AuCt'r
Win sell az auction
Wednesday, Nov. IL, 1909.
at I. O'Clock noon at the Exchange Sslssroorn.
14-1s vesey St. y Y. City.
Supreme Court Partition Sale.
under the direction Of CHAS A RUNIS, Rsfsr-s.
163 Elizabeth St.
. r. on EIizabeth ST: 23is front on D.
Iancey 81. Extension 9ss deep; irregular. =
story brick building
Walker and Lafayette SITS.
:. W. CORNER
25.s on Walker st; SI1 on Lafayette 81. Z
80 asst. Corner vacant J-sfory building pf-1
store on Lafayette 81.
364 West 23d St.
Sc q. east OF 9th ave. 34N7S 10. 5-story and
basement brick building
345 West 30th St.
between sth and 9th Aves. 25x9S.a S-story and
basement brick building tnear Fennsylvanis Ter
minaD
IL Crosby St.
between Grand and Howard SIS. 2Sx1o0. 6-sorY
brick front and rear building
Maps and particulars from
Lord, Day & Lord,
EsQs.. Pantif-s Attorneys. 49 Wall St
HERBERT y SHERMAN. Auctioneer. . Pins
81 and 81 ath ave. cor 4lth s.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-12

MORTGAGE LOANS.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-12

NA-NtNtA-NA Il 4AN-
tciA ST. 30 10 80 East, 10 as s.y
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-07-08
EDGE ETcHiNes.

News is scarce from these diggins
this morning. The dry weather con
tinues and the crops are going 20 the
bad very rapidly The big tank owned
by our local gin company is nearly dry
and as q result deep we'll is being
sunk that water may be- had 10 opcr
ate the machinery this fall
The revival services at tho Baptist
church closed Monday nieht 70 was
"a great meeting iu thar the church has
been greatly revived Rev Carroll did
the preaching and gave rs some Of the
best sermons ever preached In Edge,
The union meeting lMethodIsi and
Free Baptisr will begin on the third
SUNDAY IN July Every one should at
Tend regardless of denomination or
creed and work for ttr salvation of
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-07-08
Chinese Filial Pis,y

The following Chinese story Illus
tratcs the national regard FOR h.iai
plcty \ man and his wife maltreaicd
the husbands mother As punish.
mcnt the scene OF the act WIS OPENLY
cursed. the active nEcuts we're put in
death and the mother III thn wife WIS
bamboocd branded and eSilcd Tor hrf
daughter, crime The house in which
the offender, lived was du- up from
the foundations, Moreover ,hr s.ho
ar, of doe district were pr, .uded trou
etcudlng mhiie examinations. ai
even The magistrate. Uarr deprived o.
their offices These drastic measures
were designed 90 render the empire
HIiai
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-07-08
wcmEN's WOES
5rysn Women are Finding Relief at
Last

10 does saem that women have more
than 4 fair share Of the aches and
pains that afflict humani'r they
must keep up. must attend 70 duties
in spite Of constantly aching backs, or
headaches. dizzy spells bearing-doWn
pains. they must stoop over. when to
stoop means torture They must walk
and bend and work with racking pairs
and many aches from kidney Ills.
Kidneys cause more suffering than any
other organ Of the body Keep the
kidneys we'll and health is easily main
tanned Read OF a remedy for kidneys
only that helps and cures the kid
neys and Is endorsed by people you
know
Mrs.. n =. Wiley. Bryan. Texas,
says: Il am sure that a trial will con
vince any one OF the merits Of Doan' $
Kidney pills When procured this
remedy az Emmel a Maloney's drug
store. was suffering from various
symptoms OF kidney trouble My kid
news they did't do their work properly
and backachcs and headaches result
ted. Doan's Kidney Pills helped me
az once. doing more FOR me than any
other remedy had previously tried.
For sale by all dealers. Price soc
Foster. Milburn Co. Buffalo. New York
sole agents for United States
Remember q rgme-Doan's and
! take no other
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-07-08
The Use Of Iron

Iron has been known 20 men FOR n
very long time In the time OF the As.
syrans it was extensively used. iron
saws. knives and other tools having
been found by Layard az Nlncveh
Homer refers To- the forging of iron.
while the hardening aud tcmpcrlng ri
steel appear to have been operations
I'm common use among the early
Greeks. The employment Of a kind ~
bellows FOR the forging OF tools. pre-.
sumably of iron. figures Ia Egyptian
sculpture of 1900 H. e. Cast iron ap
pears 10 have been discovered about
$50 u G. Through the agency ~ the
Romans the manufacture of iron was
introduced all over the then known
world and into those regions where %
had not been previously known New
York American
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-07-08

souls.
Mrs. Minnie Shaw and little son
omas. of Erie. Okla. are visiting rel
atiyes and friends in Edge and yicin.
ity.
Miss Sadie Elliott OF Bryan attended
the meeting Miss Sadie Il charm.
Ing young lady and her friends In Edge
are always glad when she visits here.
Miss Emma Orr Is over from Nor.
mangee spending few weeks with
relatives ana friends
Mrs. Lice Broadus who has been on
a visit here In the interest of her
baby's health returned home SUNDAY
with the little fellow much improved.
AIRS. Dora Yardloy ls up from iar.
yey the guest OF Mrs Matte MELON.
aid
Correspondent
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-07-08

Y. Is Hudson W. ". wilson
BRYAN Texas Franklin Tex
AUoson & WILSON
Attoraeg s-at.Law
Bryan and fraus,ia Texas
wan practice 10 county. state and fed
..al courts Special attention 20 bust
ness iu Brazl end Robertson counties
FOR SALE.
Ig56 acres OF land Boz The Moses
Hughes survey. near Edge Price and
terms reasonable
Halt acre 1f land with improve
ments. one block east OF my home
so acres aIio.nius A. and 81 College
land oa west side near Providence
church known as che George Pletzer
place
800 acres including Double sulphur
Springs % Nayasota river
V. 3. HUDSON
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-07-08

The commissioners court is still In
session as a board of equalization.
They are trying to get all the property
of the county ON the rolls at fair
valuation In accordance with the full
rendition law. by doing this they are
OF the opinion they will be able to
reduce the rate so that each indiyld-
ual will pay NO more than heretofore
when the rendition was low and the
rate high
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-07-08

Reports from the country state the
continued hot. dry weather is burning
everything up. The corn Is burned up
So quickly that but very few had an
opportunity 60 save any fodder Cotton
Is failing fast and unless II rains In a
very few DAYS d will stop growing as
well as stop fruiting
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-07-08
DIED OVER THE BODY OF WIFE.
Louisville Man Joined His Wife In
Eternity.

Special TO the Eagle.
Louisville. Ky. July S.-Responding
To notice that the body OF his wife
who is believed to have committed
suicide two or three days ago. had
been taken from the Ohio river. Wal
ter Honakocr. member of a prominent
firm Of the retail shoe dealers, met the
body at an undertaking establishment
and after identifying II, committed
suicide. ~
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-07-08
srock4oloees ks<+iNc.

\ meeting Of the shareholders of
the First State Bank and Trust cow
pany OF Bryan. was being held this
afternoon as the Eagle went to press.
The meeting is for the purpose OF com
plotting organization by clccting a
board of directors and officers The
result will be published tomorrow
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-07-08

Tne1r' son i.f Uu'f .rr- H
patent right about the dullcst thing
you ever sav
Atom NOT Away, attended
trial Of that kind once that was too
funny Tor anything A nll lawyer
named short was reading a G.poO word
document h. called hrief-C hit
c1go Tribune.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-07-08

Correspondent
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-07-08
J. w. BATS
REAL ESTATE AGENT

Office In Taliaferro Building. Opposite
Court House Phone 81
Have In Office the only set Of Abstract
Books OF Brazos County Land titles
FOR SALE
Two lots and Ave room house. To-
Gated on east side Of town, In good
neighborhood and close In; shade
trees and good water. improvements
In good repair. Price 100000. Terms
easy. .slgA ~ &l1
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-07-08
Spelling

on n Nom Poop 10 parliament being
acousrd ~ 'ul spelling pisraeli hu
morou.ly defended him hy declaring
tunt 20 man mu,i bc mn IDIOT Win
couu unf .1,l 8 word more ways than
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-07-08

when YOU so on your summer yaca.
ton have the Daib Earlo follow you
and keen mp with the news
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-07-08

When you 80 on your summer yaca-
ton have the Daily Eagle follow YOU
and keep up with the news
Arizona republican., 1909-02-12
ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST

There will be a meeting of Graham Lodge of this place held in the K P. Hall this evening. A good at tendance of members is requested.
 Little Ivy Hayes who has been i'll with the chicken pox, is much im- proved and is able to be up again
 The Methodist Aid Society held a session yesterday at the Sunday School room at the Church and quilted a quilt which the ladies have been working on.
 R. N. Fitzpatrick, of Phoenix who has been gathering data for the Mesa directory, was in town yesterday and says that the book is now in the hands Of the printers.
 Florence, the little daughter of MT. and Mrs. c. A. Baldwin has been indisposed for several days past.
 Quite a number of the friends of the contestants who took part in the declamitory contest in Tempe drove over to the neighboring town last evening to witness the exercises.
Arizona republican., 1909-02-12
OF LOCAL INTEREST.

No school today.
 Charles Mullen Is erecting a house on his homestead near Kyrene and vii move his family there in a few days.
 Aurelia Goodwin, who has been crit ically i'll with pneumonia, is reported much improved and out of danger.
 Charles Pugh returned yesterday from San Diego. where he has been with two carloads of cattle. MT Pugh is associated with the Burns Packing Company of that city.
 Miss Hazel Cornell of Cananea. Mex ico. has matricuIated at the Normal.
 The university tennis players will arrive in the morning to take part in the tournament Ito be played here to- morrow.
 Miss Geargia Quinn, who is teach ing at the Rhorig school this session. is suffering from an attack of la grippe this week Raymond Alexander is sub stituting.
 J. A. Goodwin will leave for an in spection of his mining interests near Superior as soon as the weather per Eits of an overland Journey.
 Contractors for the cement walks for NH avenue will put on the finishing touches today.
 A. w. Barlow, representing the Ol- iver Typewriter Company, called on Tempe business men today.
 T. A. Robb. pharmacist from Phoe- nix, is now employed as clerk with A. NJ. Harner.
 Dan Millette. who has ben visiting Wilbur and Peck for several days, has returned to his ranch near Gila Bend.
 R. R. Burquehart, representing the Parke-Davis Company of Detroit, in terviewing Tempe druggists yesterday.
 Joe Wilson, formerly of this valley. and now with the Brunswick Drug Company of Los Angeles, transacted business here yesterday.
 The ladies of the Christian church will hold an exchange at Birchett Bros store Saturday morning from 9 to 12 o'clock. Come and get home cooked food.