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New-York tribune., 1909-04-22
By Joseph ? Ia y

By Joseph Day
avenue 2, n " cor 1lth ST. 75Ae',' and s'y bldg
ana so Ism .,a 81 and rs w # ST f 5SRn' sdss in B rssr t4E
557 to 543 10th ST $ $50 # Of Avenue B. 50 Ok
sale estate Of altza Mulry. deceased soe-,oo
81 @ Sna s' 5 St2 2,Se: @ys xs 5 sal Sale II Mash % stat
as Lenox ave p 1a4th st. 30 3sNIoo. . sty
i6ea a4th St. n $ ". Of l7th Rrookyn so +oH
80 18TH ST $ $3s II of columbus ave. 22A1o2 p
2iI ara 2l3 PARK Row & bet -s Eoosese'' and James
S' ssn S ie cor Park Rad GaIiee T. i25z247
sy rr dws' eSrs sale r,-., ,,o-o,e. p s. 5.v.
also srT r. stable IN plot 1o0z25s , on ocean ave
a. Of 1 a T5ssa Eo9a eTs4d9s e5rT do Ei'a ave eA
I3o 26tb 81 4. s 25a : # v of 6th ave. 25xe2.
eoIc> station. L Exchange Bank agt II MeeuSSia
si$$2 - mtges asgregetiHs SIS as' 2a SUB
20 5n rSe 81, n W cor 1e7h ST, % llxo4 6zloa 2s75I
can't Ellen Sinuat q a ast loui7 toseI.'ete "' az
Jo62 Wha.e1, M atty !" esa a5a"qa 20 i'''''S' ' ''
7I4a vyss ave. so Ct Of lG7th st. 2oxIoo , sly
Ruoenstsn s,, MeETgsty . e ref a2' "a - 1gs zoo S0 81
i5 Fyae 500 # q lg7!s tf 81 29HIGS ,nt si{
due 81 o6 Al taxes etc S35 % sub nrst m'ss %
5000
The auction offerings yesterday resulted as fol-
lows:
Rv Joseph p Day.
Sol 81 ave. Q s. 255 # II OF 52i 25xllo sty bldg
and bIas Ia rear. eNrs sale, Withdrawn
&3 cornsIia st n " :. 80 # Of Blocker s. 2Ilx
front and sly bllSs tAiS stie tn'd'fs
of sarah Sophia Davis. decreased, L. j and II LAP
mann and Jacob Kottek for $500.
~ Mercer ST. 21Xbl 4. : s'N lott ana
store bldg. to William simpson for 5000 49,. ,,. an,
- n " Greene 81. 2sNi5+. ! s'y iott ana
store bldg A Nc a Jones "a al Johnson
& j. attys William Bolger. ref; partition; to FredeFeN
a3s SIN 81 5 I2O Il " Of 1st ave 2oxloo ,: sty
tanut ana store HHborn agt Pssquae Pali e a.
Iollqs + MCAyOy. ref. amt due
81 242 %: taxes erc s250 sub first utge ~ 50
6S7 ~. 10 Paul Dedericl $500 prior liens
Iy Bryan l.. Kennedy.
10 l5fh St OF 6th 2Ixio33 ,. . sty
double athouse with stores; sale; William +
Good for S3 5Do
81 West End ave. - Il Of T2d 50. 10 * about
50 6y irrec. sly limestone dwg vol sale bid IN
a SD $50 , --,,- ..
Nelson ave s. 1l9T II n of lGth st. i5Nll5: vacant
Mutual Bank agt Monaghan et al; Rushnore. T. K
atty Penuo LeWinsun ref amt due. $5n-l lb
tax-s 10 poTiau Tor $4,000
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COuntrV Board " anted.

no other within reasonable distanc" accom-
r,n1atfous for adults possibly i've. and three
children. references exchanged r., Box -, Tribune
New-York tribune., 1909-04-22
COuntry Property for Sale.

TISR S1Lf,~TIIO FAMILY HOUSE. SEVEN MILES
4 out. Long Island blocks from subway sfation.
terms rooms. improvements. sacriice
70 quick buyer. W e. REEVES co. ia Eat 23t ST.
Manhattan.
NvoU CAN Buy NEW ROCHELLE LOTS. FOR 50
4 monthly NORTH ST, BOX lie3. Ne" YORK
Mt vERN0N-OAKLEY MANOR HOMES. DE
VI lEatCgIly artistic MT VERNON REALTY t'it-
PIN r.. }. LUCAS. President
Diver VIEW MANOR AT HAsTINGs-o oN-HUDSoN
II An ideal round residential colony Win al
city crn.enIeuces beautiful environments HAST
INtsS HOMES co. a West 42d st
SAFE INVESTMENT FINEST TWO FAMILY
y dwellings best residential section OF 4onEers-
Write far booklet GERREREUX 60. 5UT 5th New
Nork- ar at9 So. Broadway. f0nkers
IT YONKERS- N-HUDSON.-sELEC'T LIST or
y private dwellings sale several for rent attTac
water heating. largsr plot, price $4,000
% b. WARINti. Il Getty Square. fonker7
1--WE NEW PRIVATE DWELLINGS ~ Mt. YER
Vernon, y Y
4, ENEKAI. LIST OF HOUSES. BEST SECTIONS; 81 .200
II up. ". J. BRoGAN, 6 T. ist st. Mt Vernon y Y
c-F,AMILY HOUSE. NICE SECTION Mt. VERNON:
u Shows per cent $500 cash needed WILBUR DE;
REVERE. Mt. Vernon y. Y.
l,pE,rAI. BARGAIN u ROOM HOUSE WHITE
- Plains. easy terms. ALBEKrSON REALTY & CONS
co. Depot square
J-ARNS AND COUNTRY ESTATES WEsTCHESTER
L county FISKB- STEVENS REALTY co, Depot
Place. Mount Vernon. n y
y terms. \ =. JItNkS 10 Prospect ave Mt Vernon
DEEKsKILI~oN- HUDSON
/ THE PLACE TO LIVE.
NOR HOUSES AND BUILDING LOTS IN PEEKS-
L xiii apply f. T. HALSEY-
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Long Island Zeal Estate for Sale.

CAMPING SITES. SI25.OO,
GoN140: $40 down 50 monthly: title guaranteed
highest and hcalthiest section OF l. l. overlooking
sound. fishing. BIEDENKA @
jefferson ST. and Myrtle ave. Brooklyn.
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Nsz0 Jersey Real Estate.

/ ADIsON. y J--NIND ROOM HOUSE; CITY CON
L veniences fruit. shTubbeTy. shade trees. much
1und as wanted. MIR a RRUEN.
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Unfurnisbed apartments to Let.

T,,TIFS gOyy\ETTE, No. II WEST SlsT sE--A Few
/ apartuents left. facing Manhattan Hlt1'V- ! 4''
,-1rtl~Sigrs ~ a p vORURN. prentice
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HOTEL MORTON

virginia Ave near beach Atlantic city. y open Al
the table suites witt private path E5.
Perfect sanitary a-rangerreuts
to Special rates for winter t-pacS ~
MRS. N. R. HAINES. Owner and Proprietor
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.luction Sales of Real Estate.

fv0J-NrRY- -CTTY.-MANSIoN. - ROOMS. sIE-AM
4 tcsfc.I grounds stable. two minutes
,J,,,, 20 minutes WAL 81 AIlLEs JOHNSON. Wood
New-York tribune., 1909-04-22

4 out. Long Island. four blocks from subway sfati9n
terms improvements. sacriIcs
quick buyer. ". c. REEVES & co. - kakt I'D ST.
Manhattan
New-York tribune., 1909-04-22
THE PENNHURST.

Ocean End Michigan Ave. Atlantic City, y J.
sl,ravs open Every hotel appointment and comfort
Rooms en- suite with private baths Elevator stsaa
heat parlor. Free GaFage- W X f--CD-
The Ordway new era., 1909-09-10
EVANGELICAL CHURCH

Services over Sunday as follows:
German at 9 a. m.
sunday School, English aud German
at 10 a. m.
English sermon at ll:OO a. m.
Followed with Communion services
Young Peoples Alliance at 100 D. m,
Sermon at 500 p. m.
This being quarterly meeting scr
vices will begin Friday night at s n m
Saturday night at 8 p. m., followed
with business session.
Rev. II. B. Hobbs, of Abilene, Kan.
sas, will be present and deliver all
sermons in English.
Mid-week prayer meeting wedncs
Jay at 500 =. IN.
Bob Creek Sunday School at 10 n m
Public cordially invited to MI
services.
G. s. STEINMErz,
The Ordway new era., 1909-09-10

Ihos. Fountain, owner of the quar-
ter section west OF ID. z. Roberts. is
here this week on business. In years
back he lived neighbor to Jos. kteir
back in Illinois and finally located in
Banning, California. They met here
this week after many years separation
and had pleasant visit. Mr.. Fouu-
tain said he was sorry he did not To-
cate near Ordway instead Of Califor.
MIA. He is engaged in fruit growing
and has not had an offer on his raisIn
crop worth considering. Raising Pink
Meats would beat that.
The Ordway new era., 1909-09-10

The Christian Missionary Society
met with Mrs. j. l.. Murray. Septcm-
her ), 1909. Two visitors, one new
member, one Things subscript ion.
Our next meeting will be Tuesday,
October -, on the date OF the Chris.
tian WOmcn'S Board OF Missions Con.
vcntiun at Pittsburg, Pa. Progra III
similar to the one rendered at Pitts
bur-. Let us all 20 and make this
one united prayer for wisdom in plan
ming for the future.
Mrs. J. B. Estes, Scc'y.
The Ordway new era., 1909-09-10
4 SUDDEN SH0WER.

Barrfnotcd boys scud up the street,
Or skurry under shcltcring sheds;
And schoolgirl faces pale and
sweet,
Clean from the shawls about
| their heads.
| Doors hang; and mother voices
call
From alien homes; ; and rusty
gates
Are >lamrAcd; and high above II
The thunlrr grim ?cvcrhcratcs
And then abrupt, the rain tn"
rain
The earth lies gaSping and the
eyes
Behind the streaming window
pancs
Smile at the trouble II the skies.
The highway smokes, sharp echoes
ring;
The cattle bawl and cow-bcll>
Cllnk;
Aud into town comes gallOping
The farmers horse with steam
ing flank.
The swallow dips beneath the
caves,
And tirts his plumcS and folds
his wings;
And under the Citawha leaves
The caterpillar curI> and clings.
The humblrbcc Is pcltcd down
The wet stem uf the hullyhock
And >ullcnIy in Spattercd brown
The cricket leaps the garden
walk,
Within, the baby claps his hands
And cr'w> with rapture strange
and vague:
Without. beneath the rose bush
stands
y dripping rooster on one leg.
james Whitcumb Riley.
The Ordway new era., 1909-09-10
CHRISTIAN CHURCH

The usual worship will be conducted
AT the Chrl"tian church next Lords
day
Bible school at 9:45 a. m.
Lords supper and preaching at IL
a. m The subject for the morning
Will be "Christian Union"
Preaching at 7:3O in the evening.
Subject. "Why Not 2"
Don't forget the prayer meeting on
wednesday evening, followed by the
teachers meeting. Also choir nrac.
tice on Friday evening.
You are welcome to all of those
meetings. Edw. l.. Branham
Pastor.
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A Hurry Up Call.

Quick Mr.. Druggist--Quick "A
box Of Bucklen's Arnica SalYe-Here's
quarter-For the love OF Moses
hurry 3! Baby's burned himself terri
oly-Johnnie cut his foot with the
axe-Mamie's scalded-Pa can't walk
from pile's-Billie has ,boils-and my
corns ache. She got it and soon cured
all the family. Its the greatest heal.
er on earth. Sold by all druggists.
The Ordway new era., 1909-09-10

The Second Annual Interstate Fair
comes of at Denver next week. We
hoped 10 be able to attend and take
trip in one Of the air ships, but
recent Developments render it un-
necessary, as we have been up in the
air since Wednesday night, when a
roller on the job press flew out and re-
ceived the fond embrace Of Miss Peer.
less
The Ordway new era., 1909-09-10

The horse lost some two weeks agu
10y r. u. Adams, at King Center, " is
found at the hcadgate to Lake Henry
by Frank Wormuth. and Ideu:Ityd
yesterday by Mr.. Adams The animal
showed signs OF having been strucK by
lightning aud probably fell directly
into the canal and was carried down
stream.
The Ordway new era., 1909-09-10

Jos krcig. who returned u Illinois
last spring, stilI has Il tender spot II.
his heart Tor Ordway, and has been
among Us the past week shaking
hands with his many friends aud cast
ing side gIaucc> at the bumper crops
around Us On all sides.
The Ordway new era., 1909-09-10
Bays. Attention :

Ordinance number 81 forbids the
Jumping on or of trains by people not
havlrg tickets or other railroad trans.
portation.
The town board has ordered mo To
enforce this ordinance, SO please GOV.
ern yourselves accordingly.
,. r. REYNoLDs,
-: MaFshal.
The Ordway new era., 1909-09-10

Barton Casaday returned to Boulder
Wednesday, where he will enter his
Junior year at the Boulder Univcrsi-
ty. His father was down for a day
aud returned with him.
The Ordway new era., 1909-09-10

The Bcnt County Fair is now being
held at Las Animas, the dates being
september :, o and 10th. We ac-
knowledge receipt OF passes and regret
tn be unable to Use them.
The Ordway new era., 1909-09-10

Miss Viva Syphcr, one OF the gradu-
futc> Of the Ordway High School last
year, has been engaged to teach the
Box Springs schuol, and We predict
that she will make 4 success OF IL.
The Ordway new era., 1909-09-10
Notice to Fruit Growers!

All who wish Nursery Stock from
the Mount Arbor Nursery for the
coming year, will do well to call on
me at once.
u A. NJ. BRENAMAN,
Local Agent.
The Ordway new era., 1909-09-10

Vim. l.. Mullen and wife. OF Den.
yer, wcr" here Monday. Mr.. Mullen
WAS called to inspect and repair tn"
scales at the alfalfa mill.
The Ordway new era., 1909-09-10

Dr. a. Il. Wcstfall arrived from La
Faycttc, Indiana ~ Wednesday /"
.uin Mrs. Wc>tfall, who has been
here several weeks. lie was accom-
panied 10y Alfred Cole, a nephew, OF
SIbina. Ohio.
The Ordway new era., 1909-09-10

j. l.. ElglctOn, Of Robinson. Illinois
was looking at farm lands in this v
rinity this week.
The Ordway new era., 1909-09-10

j. K. Jurgcn. now OF Silver City, n.
NJ. Is in town this week renewing old
rcquaintanccS.
The Ordway new era., 1909-09-10

j. II. Price and father were over
from Rocky Ford Wednesday.
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fx1fsrx,xxxxy POSTPONED.

The entertainment announced oy
the Ladies' Aid Society TO bc gwen
This evening, has been postponed un'
iii Tuesday evening. September i'th'
Following Is the program:
The Ordway new era., 1909-09-10

Cabbage and Rhuharb at lircna-
mans at > cents per ID. Nv
The Ordway new era., 1909-09-10

Entertainment AT p, IN.
Admission II cents.
lee Cream and Cake served follow
rng the program, in the primary sun
tlay School room.
Refreshments, 10 cents.
The Ordway new era., 1909-09-10

I = ~ esppss r. q Nossls = Ms,sin,..
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-13

figured into the millions, and 1t is ap-
palling to consider consequences that
might have accrued in the event of tho
turn from extreme decentralization not
coming as promptly as it did. There
is. OF course, nothing to fear from
liquidation of Mr.. Harriman's personal
holdings, nor in the immediate future,
at least, of the holdings OF the great
railroad system of which he was the
controlling influence. But beyond this
is the fact that Mr.. Hartman had in
course OF development number OF
exceedingly ambitious plans for the
extension of his railroad influence.
These will probably not now be con-
summated on anything like the same
basis he had in mind. Among these
plans may be mentioned his proposed
acquisition of the Vanderbilt holdings
of the New York Central, by which the
Hartman system was to be converted
into transcontinental one.
Effect on Union Pacific.
The death of this forceful leader
may also have some bearing on the
Union Pacific influence in connection
with the Erie and the result in both
these instances is likely to check the
contamination of the change in con
troll that appeared to be so quietly
though gradually developing. In a
broad sense these conditions must be
considered encouraging for the future
of American securities and especially
for the estimation in which they are to
be held abroad. 1t is highly desirable
that American railroad shares shall
represent properties and not men, that
such properties shall be managed not
from the Wall Street standpoint nor
from the necessities of personal specu'
lations. They should be managed for
the shareholders as whole and for
the development of the country they
traverse and serve. The elimination
Of the personal speculative element
may therefore be considered a favora'
BILE step, increasing as it promises to
do the supply of sound investments
for the future. The demise OF Mr.
Hartman means a railroad may diff
fering very widely from what would
have been printed had he lived few
years longer.
HENRY CLEWS.
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and piling up fourteen cars back OF 1t.
Traffic was not delayed as the regular
trains took the siding at this point.
The train was in charge OF Conduct
or Crist and Engineer Bark and was
going at a rate of perhaps 30 miles an
hour when the accident occurred
Spreading rails are alleged to have
been responsible. The train ran for
distance OF several hundred feet
after it had jumped the track, blowing
it's way through the ground at ter
rifle rate, it is said. Engineer Bark
and his fireman. realizing that a ca
tastrophe was imminent, jumped and
escaped uninjured- The engine then
turned over and four cars were piled
on top of it. All of the fourteen cars
were badly demolished and were load.
ed with meat and other perishable
stuff. 1t will require several days to
clear away the debris. The estimated
loss is not known but 1t Is thought II
will aggregate into thousands of dol.
lars at least. 1t is regarded as re
markable that no one was even in
jured. -.s TO-.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-13
RAPS PORTO R|cANS
President Taft Rebukes Is
landers in Letter to
Regis Post.
COMMENTS on CONDITION
(American News Service)

(American News Service)
reau of insular affairs of the War De.
partment has made public letter sen,
by President Taft to Governor Regis
NJ. Post, of Porto Rico, following that
officers resignation. The comment il
in part, as follows:
1t gives the people OF Porto Rico a
sharp rap for their attitude toward the
American government and their repre-.
sentatives:
81 am sure personal observation and
most reliable information that In ev-
erything you have done you have ar
eye single favorable to the Porto Ri.
can people and l have no doubt thai
the great majority OF them know this
Should there be among them elements
having different view l can only as
sure you from my personal experience
that one must. in seeking satisfaction
for what he has done in striving to
help q people like the Porto Ricans
depend on his own consciousness OF
vigorous effort rather than upon the
grateful expressions Of those whom
he has sought with all his energy to
aid. note that you are insistent up
on the time in which your resignation
must be accepted and / shall have &c
ask you therefore, to delay for a few
weeks until can fix upon your sue
cessor and then accept your resigna
ton"
The name of Mr.. Posts successor, il
Is said. may be named this week.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-13
OUR NATIONAL DISEASE
Caused by Coffee.

Physicians know that drugs will not
correct the evils caused by coffee and
that the only remedy is to stop drink
ing 1t.
An Arkansas doctor says:
II have been a coffee drinker for
80 years and have often thought that
could not do without it, but after many
years Of suffering with our national
malady, dyspepsia, attributed it to
the drinking Of coffee, and after some
thought. determined to use Postum
for my morning drink.
81 had the Postum made carefully
according to directions on the pkg.
and found 1t Just suited my taste.
AT first l used 1t only for break
fast. but I found myself getting SO
much better, that had 1t at all meals.
and am pleased to say that 1t has
entirely relieved me Of indigestion. I
gained - pounds in 4 months and my
general health Is greatly improved.
Il must tell you OF q young lady in
Illinois. She had been In i'll health for
many years, the vital forces low. with
but little pain. l wrote her Of the
good that Postum did me and advised
her to try Il
AT the end Of the year. she wrote
me that Postum hAd entirely cured
her, and that she had gained 40
pounds In weight and felt like herself
again"
Read The Road to MELVILLE" n
pkxs. There's q Reason.
Ever read the above letter. a new
ono appears from time to time. They
are genuine, true, and full ct human
lntoreGk
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-13
So Declares Henry CIews,
Well Known Authority in
Stock Exchange Circles in
Weekly Letter.
FINANCIAL INTERESTS
WILL NOT PERMIT IT
Forthcoming Laws Will Make
It Impossible for Anyone TO
Dominate Interstate Rail-
road Situation.

New York, Sept. 13.-The general
financial atmosphere has been great
ly clarified by the death of Mr.. Har-
riman. His illness had for weeks
trust in Stock Exchange circles; his
precarious condition was fully appre-
ciated in well-informed quarters,
where it was known to be only a ques-
ton of time when science could do no
more. The end came, perhaps, rather
more suddenly than generally expect
ed. but it did not come unawares; and
Mr. Harriman's friends and associates,
as we'll as those whose interests are
tied up with his by the mutual re-
sponsibilities of finance. have had am
pie time to prepare safeguards against
unnecessary excitement and demorali.
cation in the stock market. When a
market leader dies there is usually a
popular disposition to look for liquida-
ton of his security holdings. Exper'
fence has again and again proven this
view to be erroneous. Men of large
affairs like Mr. Hartman may always
be depended upon to leave their es-
tates in excellent shape and under
competent direction.
On the other hand the passing OF
Mr. Hartman as factor in the finan-
cial situation must of necessity differ
from the passing OF other noted mark.
ct leaders. since he can have no sue.
cessor. There cannot be and should
not be a second Hartman; other Ii
nancial interests will not permit it:
and it is eminently desirable that this
attitude should be maintained. Forth
coming laws will doubtless make 1t i'm
possible for anyone 10 dominate the
interstate railroad situation hereaftes
by his methods. Mr.. Hartman as q
great railroad reorganizer and upbuild
er was magnificently successful, bu,
his success was by no means greater
than the risks he from time to time
incurred In his epoch-marking specula
tions in securities on Union Pacific's
account
Liquidation Not Feared.
At one stage q the panic, It is re
ported losses On these speculation
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IS SERIOUSLY HURT

Joseph Reddinghaus. who II serving
a sentence in the county jail for public
intoxication, was removed from that
institution In the city ambulance yes
terday to his home, 1917 South ]
street. Reddinghaus was arrested last
week in the alley between South Firth
and Sixth streets. He had fallen on
the cement pavement and cut an ugly
cash in the back OF his head but the
injury was not considered serious at
that time. However complications de-
veloped Saturday and the man 10 now
In a precarious condition. II II feared
the effects Of the blow affected his
brain. s.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-13
TO GIVE BIG DANCE

A Fall Festival dance will be given
at the Coliseum Friday evening, DC
tober 8, under the auspices of the En-.
tire Nous Club. The club members de
ctded to give dance as they expect
by this means to sell tickets to every
citizen In the city who does not con-
tribute to the festival in any other
way. Tickets selling for so cents have
been distributed among the members
who are meeting with much success
in their efforts. Renk's full orchestra
will furnish the music. All the pro
ceeds of the dance above expenses
will be turned over to the festival as
ISOLATION by the Entire Nous club.