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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-03-05
CENTERvILLE. IND.

Centerville. Ind, March 5.-There
will be an exhibition OF the Horace X.
Turner pictures at the public school
house on March 1S to 20 inclusive. "A
special entertainment will be given
each evening In connection with the
art exhibition. The funds accruing
from this exhibition will be used in
decorating the rooms Of the public
schools. A liberal support of the cit
liens and patrons of the schools is So
licited.
The teachers Of Arlington and Gen.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-03-05
MT. AUBURN, IND.

Mt. Auburn, Ind, Mar. 5.-Mr. John
Wissler and family of Mt. Auburn are
moving to Dublin south Of the old
foundry.
Mrs. Goldie johnson and little
daughter Of Richmond, Ind, is home
for few days visit with her mother
Mrs. DeBruler.
Mrs. William Stamm is visiting
friends in Milton today.
Mr.. Lon Wissler and family are NOV
ing in Amos Huddleston's house in the
east end of town.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-03-05
The Lurid Glow Of Doom

was seen in the red face. hands and
body of the little son OF H. M. Adams,
of Henrietta, Pa. His awful plight
from eczema had. for five years, de-
fled all remedies and baffled the best
doctors, who said the poisoned blood
had affected his lungs and nothing
could save him. But writes his
mother, seven bottles of Electric Bit
ters completely cured him. For Erup-
tons. Eczema, Salt Rheum. Sores and
all Blood Disorders and Rheumatism
Electric Bitters is supreme. Only SOC.
Guaranteed by A. G. Luken & Co.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-03-05
News Of Surrounding Towns
MILTON. IND.

Milton. Ind, March 5.-The Ep-
worth League business meeting and So
cial met with Mrs. Verne Beeson Tues
day evening.
VIM. A. Bragg. j. o. Bragg and Os-
car Kirlin went to Indianapolis We'd
nesday to witness THE Red Mill' mat
inee.
Wilbur Elwell was made an entered
apprentice at Masonic Lodge Monday
night.
Gussie Miller vas II years old Tues
day night and her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. William H. Miller gave her a
party.
Mrs. Amanda Needham accompanied
her grandson Ray Matthews to Center
vile Wednesday.
The Women's Cemetery association
will meet with Mrs. Dayton H. War
rem Monday evening March 8. A full
attendance is desired.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur May of Indian
apolis, are visiting their uncle. Col
bert Crownoyer and wife.
Mrs. Emma Kitterman of Jackson
burg is visiting her brother, Hiram
Crook and family.
Mildred Warren was twelve years
old today and gave party in which
large number of children participat-
ed.
Emmett Grove and wife moved to
Richmond this week.
George Sewers has moved to his
- -
postoffice address Is a rural route GU,
OF Greensboro.
| Will Dorgan has moved to Omar
Hurst's farm east Of Milton.
Angus Hood is at Centerville, build
ing house.
The ladies of the Christian church
have a quilt in at Mrs. Alice H
Gresh's.
Mrs. Mary B. Noll returned from Co
lumbus, Ohio Thursday, having spent
a month with her sister, Mrs. Jennie
Neff, who is much improved from Sc
rious illness.
Rev. w. F. Shearer. formerly pastor
of the Milton Christian church, and
who resigned to enter the evangelisti6
field. Is meeting with great success al
Mason City. Iowa. where more than q
hundred have united with the church
and prospects for much larger mum
Der of conversions as the meetings con-
tinue More than 600 ladies attend
ed special service for them.
Leonard lobe will move to the Muir.
ray farm northeast of Hilton. Frank
Murray and family will move to Cali.
fornia in a few weeks.
Miss Miriam Parkins is clerking Ut
Lantz's store.
Miss Abbfe Whistler is clerking at
Gresh's store
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Beeson were
married 40 years ago Tuesday. The
neighbors surprised them by going in
and spending the evening in a social
way.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-03-05
II Saved hle Leo.

IAN thought I'd lose my leg,
writes ]. A. Swenson, WATERFOWL,
Wis. Ten years Of eczema. that Is
doctors could not cure, had at last
laid me up. Then Bucklen's Arnica
6alve cured 1t sound and WELL" In
fallible for Skin Eruptions, Eczema.
Salt Rheum, Boils, Fever Sores, Burns.
Ecalds, Cuts and Piles. Csc at A. G.
Luken q Co.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-03-05
Kills Would-Re slayer.

A merciless murderer is Appended
tbs with many victims. But Dr. Kings
New Life Pills kill it by prevention.
They gently stimulate stomach, liver
and bowels, preventing that clogging
that invites appendicitis, curing Con-
stipation. Biliousness, Chills. Malaria,
Headache and Indigestion. CSC ct A.
G. Luken & Co.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-03-05
Result Of Election Yesterday
Was an Custer for Thir-
teen Saloons.
FIRST RETURNS GIVE SCARE
FOR a SHORT TIME THE TEMPER.
ANcE WORKERS THOUGHT THE
COUNTY HAD GONE WET BY A
eMALL MAJORITY.

Plymouth, Ind, Marcn By ma
tority OF 1852, according to complete
unofficial returns. Marshall county
has voted to GUST her thirteen saloons
and to remain dry" for a period Of at
least two years.
For a time last evening the result
was in doubt. and the temperance
forces had q shock when it began to
look like their vote was to be reduced
to Z very small margin. il not wiped
away entirely. The result was great
relief when the vote was made
known.
Marshall county q few weeks ago
went democratic when campaign
was on to elect representative to
the legislature, the issue at that time
being the repeal of the option law.
DR.. Wise, the democrat and repeater.
carried the county and on the basis
OF this it had been predicted by many
that the county would vote against To-
cal option.
Only One Township 10 "Wet."
Every township in Marshall county
went dry except German township,
which gave the "wetS" 1853 majority.
Center township, including Plymouth.
gave dry" majority Of 2O1. Only
one. precinct in the county outside of
German township voted wet" Town
ships gave "dry" majorities as fol-
lows: Tippecanoe township, 1903;
Green, So: Walnut. 1884: Union. ISL;
Bourbon, 247; Center. 2O1; West, Is:
North. 81; Polk. 161 and German,
wet" 1853. Total dry majority
1852.
The figures came in slowly and 1t
was late before even small number
of the thirty-three precincts began to
report. The first four precincts show
ed dry majority OF 237 and the an
ti-saloon people began to say II told
you." but the next four precincts caus-
ed CONSERVATION when it was found
these four had given a wet" major
ity of 1853 votes. This reduced the
dry lead in one-fourth of the pre-
cincts to the small margin of seventy
nine.
Election day was a typical March
day, with sharp west wind and cold
weather. It was not the best day for
the "drys." The election has been the
chief theme Of conversation and Of
speculation and interest was manifest
on all sides and a large vote was poll
ed. The "wets" were out early and
had all their men in at the polls.
wet" voters resident In other towns
we're brought home to vote and every
vote available was sought by the an
tbs. The dry" forces were, on the
move all day and polled large vote.
Order and good behavior prevailed all
over the city and no reports Of disord-
er. trouble or frauds have been re-
ceived from the townships. About 80
per cent OF the normal vote was poll
ed.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-08-13
Gn iDIib 8anf.

Sirit Sectional 8nnf Of 8eacb, 81.
Duf., er Ell REORGANIZATION, iom for.
tiener ubegren6iet EilIi6, % lom bar
oparbeioet en- flor 6orretning / set
iDoDetlige @or6 Dafota, iom MI er /
itarf nopifling oe6 ben itore SSn6pan-
bring. 8anfenS Hreiioent, Mr. 6.
6. Noble, er en- l16merfet oDgtig
8anfman6, og en- garmnel Settler /
Ggnen me6 flor Snteresie for often
ltge MffGuer. &nsleneren Sci.
Sbeooore Moanum, er al 1orif
.Slegt, fgot / Conn Of &oft Scope
60, Winn., bDor ban bar rreget po,
puler. S 8eacb og 9megn bar ban
opnaaet bpi Mnieelie JONI en- 6pgtig
og iamttigbeosful6 Gorretnings=
manb. 8icepreii6enten, Scr. 6. S
Curtin, er 8unfier og en- meget an:
let Sorretningsman6 / 9ecoroh ga
9lf 8anfens andre 9i%reftgrer, 6. 6
Dicfinion, 6. 6. Miffe1len, @6mari
&oberion og 6. 8. Mmun6iem er 5,
tire it6itnebnte Gfanoinoper, oq air
er Sc b6it aniete og afbol6te 6orret
n%ingsmen6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-08-13
2ebHe3riffe.
Mf 2eee s. q. Scibcrg.

" ~\ASS ' ~ ~\k~<%S
Me0ens enbber, Ser er fien6t me0
S%usbol6ning, er flor ODER, bpor ren=
6eligt Wa0en laber Jig Gnore> og til
9elS og1aa be0, bbor let Mfbefs=
ling fer fan tilbeiebringes be6 eger
Sielp og ringe l1leiligbe6, er Ser
imo6 &eife0riffenes Smtrua6e fun
li0et op0prfet. Sg fer la6er Solf
itg bilielgit paatbinge Sc uensnrte0e,
ofteit alfoboliife Tabrifspro6ufter.
Erangen til at ifaffe Opffrtfer
paa let fremitillelige og life ipirt,
tnple Drtffeporer gap Jig / 6ior l16-
flag pe6, at to @portsmen6 uogap
ct lille &nfte C10O. 9ommer6rif>
fey. Com Torfatterne iaa rigtigt
ontp6er> er Sorboloet 10 / &egelen
Set, at ser fien6es 100 ipritboI6ige
Driffe for bber 10 andre. Set er
iiffert go6t, bper Gong 0pmerf=
lombe0en paa M benle0es paa, bpor
utrolig manget forifjellige See fe-
6riffe Ser fan fremitilles, n6en at
ser er ben fierneite Np6ben6igbeb for
at fom1ne MIfobol 6ert.
@uffer og Blantelafter blon6t an
set la6er fig BRUCE til at ifaffe SEN
itgrite afbefsltng til @eie be6 Srem-
ittlltngen al 2elfe0riffe, og 6en
0Dgtige Sl1smo0er bur6e bel life
atene fienoes paa @rp0en og 8ellin-
gen, men / og for fig ogloa li6t poa
Gpnen til at f%oritaa, meo bbor ringe
l1leiligbe0 eller l10gift Sc forifiel-
liglte 2eifeortffe la6er Zig; fremltille,
naar COMMENCEMENT trDffer. Man
beb9per life oltt0 at tn til Sobriffer=
neg 8orer og bore afbengig at pe0=
fommen6e Gireftgrs Gmag - elIer
Eaf bba6 fan finder f%or6elagtiglt at
fomme / lit uGomnerbrpg" eller lin
Santaii6rif; for 1enne leier ma
mango Mnbefolinger, men faar 6og
oftelt life set enc interesi nnte, SEN
npiagtige COMMUNICATING, at pi6e.
Mf Sr11gter np6er Gitronen me6
&ette Den itgrite Mnieelie lom let an
ben6elig til en- 2eife0rtf, meo eller
u6en Suffertilietning. Gels fan
man ubpre nemt tillabe 6en1e Drif
@emoniq1oib), 6els blioer 6e fer
reite fie6e al SEN, ielp be6 bpppig
M%nDen6elie; enfelte fan 6og life toale
Sen. Men Gitroniaft lo6er fig 10
tgprtgt a11penoe paa mango an6re
Maa6er> iom man oglaa oil ie / &c
LOO Gommer6riffe".
Selb ON man / Mlmin6eligbe6 ro<
ligt fan oberla6e Egritfplell en- at af=
giere, bba6 @eoffemeng6e man ifal
in6tage, bdr Set 6og frembebes, at
1oa bel for liot iom for megen 8eo-
1fe tan bore 1bel6igt.
Noar set er meget barmt, og &C.
GENET be6 iterft Mrbei6e tilme6 p6er<
ligere u6bifler rigelig @arme, ioa
perneS man moo Sberbe0ning be0
M%fionoring al itore Meng6er @be0;
8anbu0ifillelien giennem @u6en 4
6enne til Gels for @e6fom1nenbe ielb
umerfelige Mfion6ring = fan ga
an6rage 3 til 5 2tter / 5 til s dr.
bei6stimer. Ser bill man for1taa, at
Der maa nD6es megen @e6fe for at
uGarmereguleringen" fan foregoa
normalt.
Moriog til Npoelie EN- al for itore -
oDerflp0ige - @eof
er melt 6en llette 5e6bane at ialte
og frpbre Soften urimelig iterft.
8goifeoptagelien b9r / M1min0e>
reguleres i%aale6es, at ser /
noifilles nrellem l og
Sitter gan6 giennem Nprerne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-08-13
Ettgltah- Bnnka.

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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-08-13
st Miooel.

Sieneren bgffer efter Orore en- al
Sotel1ets @ieiter SCI. z. Den1e iober
imi6lerti0 iaa fat, at BET iffe er mt
ligt at faa bam til at ibare, men Sic
neren fien6er ct go6t> gammelt Mio-.
6el og raaber:: ySSeg ifal itrafs brin-
&c Serren Sotelregningen."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-08-13

g ia pp 3 8
n. Det i Stunt Waaneo neo-
'renote eagbrug og &gpleri pan
@rasbtf peo Greorifsita6 bill
poa @runo al De 6aarlige Gralait.
fonianftlrer lite blipe gtenopfprt.
6 ngebret 5oots sc i n .
5 e. Den "a. SSuli iamle6es gnge-
bret Soots talrige g%fterfommere
flere 2e0 til Slegtsmpoe paa 5oote-
plnoien | Mangenifogen, bpor ban
bleD fg6t, og ~afilgreoe ser en- 8n11ta-
iten til Minoe ON Stanpfaoeren, ben
al Observation-Disclosures &anoIt-
lering % mango andre 8an0bpg-
ningsorbei6er bgit fortiente Man6.
@rnbeeIfab b. S Gromsg
er oannet ct Mf%tteielifab, 8irtaoarre
@ruber, 2Dngen, me0 en- Mftiefapi-
tai paa 3.6 Millioner @roner, bboraf
er ful6t in6betalt is M1ilion &roner.
5elifabet bar norlf M%faioritet / 81
r%eftionen. Mftiefapitalen er belen~
Zig engelif. Drifsbeitprer bliper
@uobrnnb Sbeien. &eniigten er at
|faa 9riften igang til Soften 11aar
Sp%er0ragelien mes pi6ere fra set
gamle 9elfab CT or0net.
Mor6 pe6 5Iemmeita6 S.
On 21 &ar gammel Hige Martba
ellington bleb forleoen Scat lfu6t al
Ell 43-aarig Mrbei0er pe6 @lemme=
ltoo 6abrifer Soban Muguit,&ron0al.
Martba bar paa @eien biem fra ct
8gnnemg0e iammen meb flere anbre
Senter og Gutter. Haa @eien llnt<
teoe &ronoal Jig til Sglget. San
lnaffe0e til nogle &amerater / ST.
get ONT at reiie fra Slemme6ol =
linen set iful6e Martbn faa uno=
giel6e me6 2ibet for" @erme6 tref=
fer Fan OPP en- &eoolber, letter Mun<
6ingen lige / &pggen paa Martba og
affDrer tire Sfu6. Martba iegne6e
ON, &ameraterne bar ben6e tilbage
til @jerfaasbolme11, bbor OpbDggel<
len bar bol6t, og ber 6p6e bum 1trafs
e fer.
Mor0eren flpgte6e> men mel6te Jig
ienere til &olitiet / 9ronmen. &an
angaD flere @run6e for lin @ierning,
blan0t an6et at Higen bab6e faret
mes 5la6oer ON bam. Sun bab6e
tlent boS bam font @usbol6erife> for
talte ban. Gette bar imi0lertio fife
Silfel0et. Sen egenltge @r11n6 Ifal
o9re, at Stro11Odl DaoOe fattet &l9r=
1tgbe0 til SEN unge &ige> iom beitemt
ofbilte BAN. 8egge bar religigit paa-
btrfet og tilbprte en- @eft, bbis Sp=
rinoelie ifpl0es 8orrat, og iom efter
bam bar bapt forlfiellige 2e6ere.
&ron0al 'bob6e bilt nermelt Iuttet fig
til oenne @eft, for6i Mortba bar Ser.
&ron0al er Gnfeman6 og bor en- 10
oortg Sgn. Man anlaa bam for at
pGre vliot rar al fig. San bleb BE-
for0ret til &re6sfengslet. San OPP
fdrer Jig ro1ig.
8iifop IS ere1ien n. . 5.
80 10 Ss1tIf or Pfffnh G}iIhcI11 SIR Arn-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-08-13

Set itdrite @eni ifaI opmmes efter
Sen iumme2 Bob iom ben min0it begao-
e6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-08-13

8iifop @ere1ien. 6g6.
g. 10. Suli er 8iifop @ilbelm Mn6re=
az @erelien / Sron6biem 6g6 / en-
Ml6er al noget ODER 60 Mor. San
bgrte til EN- 6anif 5legt, iom UNDER
Nabnene @erels og @erelien / bolb=
treble Sun6reoe Mor bar beret bolat
| Norge og bar ifaffet 9o116et en-
&pffe 6pgtige Gmbe6smen6 pao set
%inri6tife, men iier paa get eeiitlige
SmroQ6e. San bar itert polttif IN
tereSieret, bab6e beret @totsrQQo og
@torttngSman6 og tiIberte nerme1t
BEN @rnnotbigife &etntng / f" friite=
1tge 2tbsipn. Sans @totsraa6s= og
StortingStt6 bar fl1l6t optaget mes
at fgre itore praftife g3eformer us /
2tbet iom @foleloben al 1889, 8re=
itelenningslopen al 1897 og en- .&efffe
6oranita1tntnger til 8e0ring al &c.,
rerneS &aar. Gor Solfebpiifolerne
bar Fan uofgrt ct ufortrg6ent Mrbei=
&c. iom reiu1tere6e / @tatstiIfu6. en-
flor Sci al Mrbei6et for SEN tefniife
Splifo1e falot paa bom> og en- l1en0e=
al andre Golfer far / bam bapt
EFT ntrettelig Sorfiemper. @n tro=
en6e Silbenger al ~2an6smaolsbebe-
gelien bar ban og befjen6te oabent,
at hi bar tntet min6re Maal, ems at
Bette @prog ifal bIibe set eneroo6en=
De-. Seen i%amti6ig erflere6e bon,
BET 1om n6trDf for en- Mon6smagt
life moa bin6e frem giennem pore
Observation-Disclosures.
S Norges & for Gelbfanoig=
6eo I %ltnionen tog Fan begeiitret 9el,
t flor noitrRfning iom Solfetaler.
Sesr1tngen 1aa bon / ct nationalt
aongeogmme, og bon fit iom 8iifop
ben @le6e at 6eltoge I &roningen all
egen &on9e. Sans Sn6flp=
>e11e iom 6olfetaler bar flor, ser bar
| bans Sale, ON ems bans So
nnbeti0en bar for breot og
:nngt onlagt. Sra bans preifeltge
.sirfiombe6, ierlig / Operbal6en, TO-
mango &i6nesbpr6 ON SEN
tore perionlige Sn6flp0eIie, ban dpe-
e. @arlig panbt ban n%ng0ommen.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-05
NOTICE OF SUMMONS.

SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
New York.-PiaintiH desires the trial in
the county OF New York-William EbIfns
Plaintiff against Thomas F. AfcCaul and
Mary McCaul. his wife Ohe name
Mary being fictitious pIaintin being
ignorant Of the first name OF the wife OF
said Thomas F. McCauD. William H
Harris. sarah Gear. Frank Murphy. sam
uel Goldberg. Benedictus Bamberg David
SheeIiue and Charles Gulden, Defendants
To the above named defendants: You are
hereby summoned to answer the com plant
in this action and 10 serve a copy Of your
answer on the plaintiffs attorneys within
twenty days after the service OF this sum
mons exclusive Of the dey Of service and
in case OF your failure to appear OF answer,
Judgment will be taken against you by de-
fault for the relief demanded in the com
plaint
Dated. New York. Nav 5th, 1909
DUIsON & ROE. Plaintiff-s Attorneys II
Park Row. Borough OF Manhattan. New
York city.
To the defendants Sarah Gear and Frank
upon you. BY publication. pursuant TO an
OF the Supreme Court OF the State OF New
York dated the 2sth day Of NAV 1909. and
fled with the complaint and amended con-
plant in the ofice of tn Clerk OF the
County OF New York. az the County Court
House IN the Borough OF Manhattan. City
OF New York
DULON & ROE
Attorneys for Plaintiff
New-York tribune., 1909-06-05
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

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or country e. Mrs. Golfers Agency. 122
West 23d st.
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PUBLIC NOTICES.
CITY OF NEW YORK.
BOARD OF ESTIMATE AND APPOR-


CITY OF NEW YORK.
BOARD OF ESTIMATE AND APPoR-
TIONMENT.
Public notice Is hereby given that at
meeting OF the Board of Estimate and Ap-
portio1ment held May u. 1879. the follow
Ing petition was received:
No i Madison Avenue.
New York, May 4. 1909.
Board or Estimate and Apportionment Of
the city OF New York.
Gentlemen:-The Triborough Railroad
Company, railroad corporation duly or
gsnZed and existing under the laws OF the
State OF New York. hereby makes applica-
ton TO your honorable body FOR the right
TO construct. operate and matctatn double
track. street surface railroad, 10 be oper-
ated by an underground current Of elec-
tricity. upon along and through Flatbush
Avenue Extension from its intersection
BROOKLYN 90 the terminus Of the Manhat-
tan Bridge now being constructed. and for
railroad tracks upon the said Manhattan
Bridge when constructed. across the East
River, and for the right 10 construct. oper-
ate and maintain double-track. street
surface railroad from the western tsrmi-
nus Of the Manhattan Bridge through Canal
Street TO the intersection Of Canal. Walker
Saitan together With the necessar, termi-
nails. switches and sitings
Respectfully submitted.
TRIBOROUGH RAILROAD COMPANY,
BY Henry steers.
corporate seal) President.
State. city and County OF H;ew York s.:
came HENRY STEERS. to me known. who
being by me duly sworn. deposed and said
that he resided in Greenwich. Connecticut,
and Is president Of TriborOugh Railroad
Company. the corporation described in and
which executed the above instrument: that
he knew the seal OF said corporation and
the seal affixed 70 said instrument was such
corporate seal and was so affixed by order
OF the Board Of Directors Of said corpora
tion. and that he signed his name thereto
EDWARD T. MAGoFFTN.
CNotarial Seal.) Notary Public.
New York County, y Y.
And the following resolutions were there
upon adopted:
Whereas. The foregoing petition from the
Triborough Railroad Company. dated May
T. 1909. was presented to the Board Of ESti-
mate and AppOrtionment at a meeting held
NAV II. 1903
Resolved. That in pursuance OF law this
Board sets Friday, the 11th day OF June.
1909. 1890 o'clock in the forenoon and
Room 16 in the City Hall. Borough OF
and where such petition shall be first con
sidered. and public hearing be had there
on. at which citizens shall be entitled to
appear and be heard; and he il further
Resolved That the Secretary Is directed
10 cause such petition and these resolu-
tlons TO be published for at least fourteen
90 days in two daily newspapers In the
Mayor. and for at least ten 1O) days in the
city Record immediately prior 10 such
date Of public hearing The expense Of such,
publication to be borne by the petitioner.
New York sun Snd New York Tribune
designated)
JOSEPH HAAG. Secretary.
New York. May Il. 1909
New-York tribune., 1909-06-05
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