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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-18
LEASE SIXTH AVENUE BUILDING.

William p. Rooney has leased the entire building
~ the northeast corner Of Sixth avenue and SGD
street 70 Bowe & Selignan. makers Of liveries and
automobile apparel which have been located az No.
hzs Sixth avenue near seth street, for more than
twenty years The building IS 10 he extensively
altered 10 suit their requirements
William p. Rooney has also leased the building
No 1oi Eighth avenue for Leon S. Chase to n.
Altman Co. The same broker was also interested
with singermsn & co IN the leasing Of the build
Ing No 7o5 Eighth avenue 10 Alexander Moss
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SALES OF BROOKLYN PARCELS.

BENJAMIN ]. sforza has sold for the Bergen es-
tate the plot eoxl0o feet the side of e5th
street, 500 feet cast Of Twelfth avenue BROOKLYN
20 r. Maschiarerns; also sold for F. T Osterlof the
lot The north side Of ssth street SS0 feet east
OF Twelfth avenue. Brooklyn. 2Ox139I feet 10
Ernest Underline. Of West HOboksn N J.
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fI'HE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF wv
vara R &c., % 1oa tTee and indepsns.,ttoRK ~
~ sutton Emma B. Beehe EstelIe p 3 q sutton. ~.
,. BoWne. James Bruce BOVINE Agnas- poeeoe. Cara
~. 6o"ne: John Southgate Bovine Marv 55owne. Car,
boWne william Edgar Bovine and m al bowne. Hssss
es,ed IN the estate Of Emma E. BovTn. persons ln,,
, 1i Ne" ork deceased. as creii,s'e q a,
next OF KIN or otherwise send grestir. l.gafa
OF you are hereby cited and requires lou and az
anu appear before our Surrogate Of the Csnaly
horE. az me surrogates Court said County q Ne.
6ne man or Records IL the County ~ ~ unty held
24th day OF Septemhe-. 1902 az balf YORK on "A.
the forenoon or that dav. then ana - zen oelsck
lIdlcial settlement Of the account - % attend
Water Bowne and William r Rovns Veeedings
ana trustees under the last viii ana as executors
,1S ~ ana sucn or YOU hereby a'a O s
iueT te age or twenty one years are cted A.,
~ your guardian II YOU have one ar red % apps,
20 appear ana apply for to be anroi nave ncns
event or your neglect or failure 10 IN = Or IN N,
ue sPpohed ny the Surrogate represe1, sasrdan E
IL y ~. 1910 tie pIoceeGlns- anu act o,
In IN Iestmony whereof. We have caused IT,
oUHoss.ss court or The said COUNTY ~ ~ eai %
~ nersunto affixed. Witness Ho,' ~, FORK !.
IL 81 an a surrogate Of our safJ Inn r Cohs
. county Or New York the -.L MY. a. ~
nine m /, san -,ISand nine hundred ~
DANIEI. j. DOWDVrv aa
''-ia OF the
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REALTY NOTES.

Mckee. Hayward & Co. have leased for client
20 Jacob Furman Bros, dealers in furs the store
Nc s27 Broadway for a term of years.
Francis g. Bandon. formerly secretary OF the
American Embassy al Vienna, is the buyer OF the
brownstone dwelling house No lsl East 9th street
recently sold by Minturn Post Collins.
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JOY OVER WeoRITo VERDICT.

Coroner Hamburger had TO call on the police yes
terday 10 clear his courtroom Of Jack Vigorito's
joyful friends after jury had decided that the lat
ter killed Joseph Juliano in self-defence Vigorto
discharged and his friends forgot all about the
dignity and decorum of the court in their enthusa-
asn.
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WOMAN SELLS 4sTH STREET HOUSES

John J. Boylsn has sold for Mary A Finneran
fhe Your story front and rear tenement houses No
az West 46th street a lot 25xlO05 feet After ex-
tensve alterations have been made 10 the build
ings they will be party occupied by the new owner
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EAST SIDE INVESTMENT DEAL

Pssauale Colo has sold Nos 446 and as East 18th
street six story fiat house on a plot Al lOxiOO Il
feet The buyer is said TO be an investor
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BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

fourflsndt i5bth a., BOxaasx irr-E.
Lawyers Title lns Trust 90 losrs ONYX
Realty q Construction sac 600
loans same -. .....-....., 10000
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DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE & OHIO R. P.

ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS
Every other Hour on the Even Hour"
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
DIRECT CONNECTION IN NkW UNION
STATION, WAS HISGrON, WITH
ALL LINES SOUTH
Leave New York Daily. 23d ST LILY ST
Washington. sleepeIs- II so pm l.3O am
Washington. Diner. Parisr 7.5O am SEQ am
Washington. Diner. Parior $50 am 10. % am
Washington. Diner. Psrior. li-5O am IL co mn
Washington. Parlor 1900. $50 pun :. % pm
Royal Ltd" Diner. Parlor 3. so pm 400 pm
Washington. Diner. Parlor $50 pn 600 pm
Washington. Buffet. Par.or g. 80 pm 100 on
Through Daily Trains 10 the West
Chicago. Pittsbur<. .--.-.. so am 500 an
Chicago. Columbus. IL 80 am L. 90 n n
Pittsburg. Cleveland ..... s 80 pm 4Oo pm
.'Pittseurg Limited -. say pm 100 pm
Gin. ST. L. Louisville. IL ~ pm 30 am
Gin. 81 l.. Loui.vills-- 50 am 10. 90 am
Gin 81. l., Louisville $50 Pm 400 pm
Offces, 24S. 40. 1900 Broadway. Astor
House. 225 Fifth Ave. y. Y: IS Ave. 3,
u Ridge St: 343 Fulton ST.. Brooklyn:
West 23d St and Liberty St
After =. NJ. Sleeping Car reservations
and full Information regarding trains. etc.
can be obtained at Bureau OF Information
y o. r. r. 23d St Terminal 'Pfon.
No. Chelsea $3.50.
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PUBLIC NOTICES

CONTRACT o-SEALED RIDs will n.
received by the Board OF Water supply
IN Room elO. 200 Broadway. New York
until II A. NJ, on Tuesday. August NJ
1909 for CONTRACT so for the ronstruc-
tion OF three neld once buildings and TWO
horse sheds and moving one horse-shed In
the Croton division OF the Catskiu aou-
duct In the towns OF Yorktown and New
castle. Westchester County. New York AT
the above place and time the bids will no
publicly opened and read. Pamphlets con
tanning Information for bidders and
pamphlets OF contract drawings can h. oh
,alhed az Room 1910 AT the above address
by depositing the sum OF FIVE dollars tS0
for each pamphlet. For further particulars
see Information for Bidders
JOHN A. BENSEL. President; CHARLES
n. CHADWICK. CHARLES A, SHAW
Commissioners OF tho Board OF Water
Supply.
J. WALDO SMITH. Chief Engineer.
THOMAS HASSETT. Secretary
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
NEgGHlOR l0N1E

GLASGOW VIA LONDONDERRY.
Caiedonia Aug21. Ham Columbia. Sept. 4. liam
California Aug2s. SPIN FurnessiaSept IL noon
FIRST CABIN. S67. so TO SI25
SECOND CABIN. s42. so TO $50.
THIRD CLASS, $3.50 AND SOS. rs
Apply for New illustrated book OF Tours
HENDERSON BROTHERS. 1I-l9 Broadway
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BOARDERS WANTED

MADISON AVE. ss.-with board: de,ir-
able rooms: private baths; appointments
nrst class; references exchanged
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AUCTION sAIFs

BY VIRTUE OF an attachment merged into
an execution, / will sell TO-DAY al Q
n. m. at 300 Clinton ST. Manhattan tables
chairs, electric fans. kitchen utensils, etc
u. MacGonigle. Marshal I. Bernstein. Auc-
tiOnesr
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD


Large. Fast and luxurious Tvin-Sers~
Express and Passenger Steamships
Equipped with Wireless & Submarine Sislas
PLYMOUTH -CHERB0UR G-BREAEN
Express SailinRs Tuesdays al 70 A ~
X VIM n. O. AuE "A Kronprinz Wm-se2t
X Wilhelm, m Az 9I Ts-iis SEPT "a
PLYMOUTH CHE RBOCRCS-BRENES,
Twin screw SaIilEs ThuTsdav az 70 A u,
+. y. Crosse AUG - washington. .>epl
kurfuerst sept, 2 Brsmen. -....sept 10
GEORGE UASHINGTON-Sails SEPT
= 90 tons Newest and largest SeiIaa
Shtq aFoat Every innovation SnoNn % 10
shipbuiider' 8 art.
GIBRAITAR-N APLES-GENOA
Mediterranean S8ilings saturday al y y
p. Irene Aug. . Berlin tnewe sept
X. Aiherr - Sept N p Irene. .... w
Independent around the World Iou.s,.
Travellers Cheeks good all over ne w.
Apply OELRICHS & Co. General AsSa>
s BROADWAY NEW NOHA-
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

Il WEST l2lSr ST-Attractive, large and
small connecting rooms with board: home
cooking; subway express: American
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FURNISHED ROOMS To LET.

as WEST 23D ST.--Suites. double ANA
sngle rooms: private bath: steam heat:
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WORK WANTED.

WORK WANTED.
A UNIVERSITY GRADUATE, having done
some teaching and considerable travel
Ing. wishes position as tutor 10 one or
two young gentlemen travelling abroad
c ". r.. Box .. Tribune Once.
BOOK KEEPER and stenographsr. "a: eish,
years experience. employed. desires re-
sponsible position. Address A. r. Tribune
Uptown ONCE 1864 Broadway.
BOOKKEEPING or clerical work: by
young man t23l. Ave years experience.
hest % references " LAWYER. 3I5 East
Goth -
CHAUFFEUR or country: nrst class
mechanic. sober. reliable and careful
iriNer. aged n. viii Do own repairs. refer
enoe- g. BoK 80. Tribune oaiee.
CHAUFFEUR.-Yo Young man. mechanic.
position with private party: city OF coun-
Try. understands horses. Leo Dever. 30
West 35th -. Phone 1928 Murray Hill.
CLERK.-By competent man. "a. used to
buying. IN nrst class business house. sal
an $50 month 20 start. Address T. O..
BoI 81. Tribune once
DETECTIVE desires situation with eo-po-
ration or private parties: expert or
thadowinE. investigations Bean. s92
Ionpk'7s ave. Garner Jefferson ave.
I HAVE brains honor fsithfuluess. edu-
cation; Wesi, Point athelste: aged u:
will make good, best references. Address
W 5. J.. 3i3s BrsdWay.
PLUMBER Twelve years practical e1-
periencr. nrSt class. wants steady work
city or country. Crogent Az East
l5Sth 81
SUPERINTENDENT or janItor: Office or
loft building. experienced: best refer
.nces ReiIable. Tribune Uptown Once.
1864 Broadway,
USEFUL. MAN ON gentlenan's estate:
plain carpenterinE. painting. pipehtting
furnaces. tncuhators. can do any work re
qulred. frst -ciass references NJ. G. Smith.
Phelps ave-, Bergenheld -. ].
YOUNG GERMAN. well educated. speak
ing English. desires position with good
exporting or importing hrmi has had broad
experience with European hrms: best ref
erences II NogelgesanK. care G. T.
Thompson. Minnetouka Beach. MINI
YOUNG MAN, "a. with selling and once
experience, wishes position with good
advancement. hustler and hard worker:
references A. .. Lindauer. lo2 I'd 81.
YOUNG MAN from North OF ireland at
anything TO start: honest. sober and will
ing W. r., 1871 Fast l25th 81.
YOUNG MAN. 10. Christian. residing with
his parents reference. Address J. NJ.
Box 10. Tribune once
YOUNG MAN. H. good education, speak
ing and writing English and Spanish
desires position with chance for advance
ment Guerra. al West 23d st.
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TYrEwRIrING AND rYpEwKrrrRs

'iSloN VISIBLE. 10 Nassau St: cata-
logus free all makes taken Dart nav
m m,: bargains in underwoods. Reminxtons,
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SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.

San Francisco Aug. 1.-THE ofncial closing quo
tatons for mining stocks to-day follows:
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HUTs0N River NAY LINE

7 connecting AZ Cornwall with O. & w Ry
epecie! trains TO CatSkill Mt resorts ana
SarHtosa. and easy connections 20 all points
East North. and West Through tickets
shd baggage checked at ofices OF " T.
= sransfer 90. Through rail tickets between
= L and Albany accepted. Most delight
III one-half and one-day outings 70 West
fotnt. Newbu-gh. or Poughkeepsie. return
ing on any down Day boat Meals served
at all hours. MUSIC.
SIR. NARY POWELL s see columns
Perfect Afternoon outing. Leave pss-
Dresses St Las P. NJ. connecting at West
Point with
Str. RAINY due W. 42d 81. $40 P. NJ.
Orchestra on each steamer.
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MEMTQMn mnnnnmnn -

G6N ] RAl HWDSnN lINIF
soT NEWbURGH. 'KEEPSIE q EfNe.-
ST. WEEK DAYS Except Saturday a ~ M
90 d npAfS +. NJ West 12sth St
,.,i Tor WEsr POINT. NEwBURGH and
cept Saturday.. o p M AiS Tex
$50 p. NJ we" i-S'a.
Sundays g. $50 q = ~ NJ Pier w.: = T ys.,s :.
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HELP WANTED.

HELP WANTED.
Male
DRAMATIC Want young men having
dress suits as actor hoys in Broadway
production tcity engagement Frank Con
lon. Room 139. Knickerbocker Theatre
Building
I MADE $4,000 In Eve years IN the mall
order business: began with IS Send for
free booklet. Tells how. Heacock. slt.
Lockport. ~. Y.
THE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE
SOCIETY desires first class representa-
tives Good opportunity for one desiring
steady employment and increasing com
pensation Room 80. Bible House. Sd ave.
and Sth 81.
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LOST-BANkBOoKs.


BANkBOOK No. 512. 36T OF the Union Dime
savings Bank is missing. ANY person
having claim 20 II Is hereby called upon
10 present the same within ten DAYS or
submit To having said passbook cancelled
and new one issued
BANK BOOK No. 5S5. 65T OF the Union Dime
savings Bank is missing ANY person
having claim 20 II is hereby called upon
10 present the same within ten DAYS or
submit TO having said passbook cancelled
and a new one issued
LOST.-Bankbook No. 966. $50. Rank for
savings. 80 18th ave. New York Paw
inent stopped Please return book 10 hank
LOST or STOLEN. -Bankbook No. GOT 500
or the German Savings Bank In the City
OF New YORK. corner Attn ave. and I4th 81 .
ISSUED To Paul Richter All persons are
cautioned against negotiating the same. ~
not returned 10 the bank on the sth day of
September. 1909. duplicate will be issued
LOST or STOLEN.-Bankbook No. 49a. T4s
OF the Ernisrant Industrial Savings Bank
PAYMENT stopped. Please return book IN
bank. No. 81 Chambers St
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AGENTS WANTED.

! MADE $50. coo IN nve years In the mall
order business; began with IS. Send for
free booklet Tells now Heacock. slt
Lockport. ~. Y.
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PED ''D" LINE.
WvsmHar

-,n,rvps TRAVEL N ..:ia ssssrtas.
MA sI,sI,sr Tours to All yaearf r.s yA%
,s s1,.r, or escort. maieo 4.
snrsps9usi west soth ST. y
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lRnnNT ne %asl7 GsUlSE

AMERICAN LINE From From, P IL I 4 y
PLYMOUTH -CHERB Ci-SOu THAN s NJ,
New YORK. Aug 81 Philadelphia ~ ~ ii
81. Louis aug y 81 Paul ,,;. =; - H R.
RED STAR LINE FF'H n ia a ~
NEW YORK DOVER AN :" Ssat
Vaderland Aug. ~ Hrooniand,. =, Ss5t II
ICELAND Aus : Lapand new o.
WEITE STAR LINE - sS0S q r
OF NSTON1N- HOLYHEAD--LlN In, - - ~
Arabic AUG ri. 10 am Cedric. sept -
Celtic aug. -. 3 pm Baltic SEPT lII;,gsr ~
PLYMOUTH -CHERB' G-SOU THAHns y S ss-r
Adr ticAug Is. .SOam oceanic sept "a, =
NJ testic Ag25. Q Scam TeutonicSept ss,sss-r1
NEW SEyrC YoK &6 s ITALY 4 EGff'
VITA Azores. Madeira and Giora'If Ian IS
Ronanic sent n. oct q Dec. l. Jan
Cretic ... sept. %. Nov 9 Pee = FEB FsS q
Canopic e. oct >. Nov. Is. pec. 'Fsbi5
CEDRIC 1ai ass tonsl Nov. y. Jan, =, Mar Is
CELTIC "a. QsN+ tOnsl .ts .1o :. AWAY.
PASSENGER OFFICE HKOA-----
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ROCKAW Way BEACf
Musical Instruction.

INSTITUTE OF MUSICAL. ART of the City Of New
York Frank DamrOsch. Director Opens October 18th
Enrolment commences October LIST. For full ntorma-
ton address SIS Fifth Avenue.
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CRITICS CONDEMN" SAMSON

Special Correspondent.
ONION r.b Do William gr.
t.,t... ,....... .. ,t....
l. Hl''h samson. "h'cn was
produced last week at the Corr
rick with Arthur r1urrbisr Do. tho pr.
..f. ,. ... .,.t.
''.' '' ''E''"'t
condemned 10y inc London critics. One
wcIl-kuoVu writer secs iu DO nothing
HINT ,.uIr,rit, and 5..isr.. +t,, n.
49,.
W. w quo ''.''.'''I -'N-' OFT
,.Ii an b., ,r, ....,, .'...,.i....
&c. r tho last respect ] for one. Do.
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DEsERET EVENING NEWS SATURDAY FEBRUARY % 1909

and the middle west Towns hardly
vet on the maps of the school geogra-
uhica show aurpriaInr musical culture
and support the best attractions
Madame Nordica s boo her usual GOOD
health. and this fact made her friends
and legion OF admirers in New YORK.
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understand that The prolonged trip did
not fatigue her as they feared No
should ho stated Hrain that Madame
Nordlc1 travels ln luxurious state and
hence is sawed from exposure to wealth
or ana irrit3tions incidental Co ORE
binary travel - Courier
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SALT LAKERS IN GOTHAM.


Elder Mckay viii take charge OF tho
Swiss and German mission, relieving
President Bauf who has been IN Zu-
rich for the past four years
'-rha Fair Coed Elsie" Gains latest
vehicle has "a salt Lake boy iu tho
Cast-IaVTeuco Beck. son Of Hon John
Beck Young Mr. Beck has made "a hit
Do tho piece. always getting recalls for
his little bit of clever work.
Mr. and Mrs Jack Sears entertained
az dinner last evening Mr.. and Mrs
James snviue. Mr. and Mrs william
Nnedham ana other friends.
Mrs Helene DAVIS also entertained
at 90 social At her home ON West Thirty
fourth street. the elders and their
friends being the guests
Tomorrow. T. w wallace win arrlv.
from Fan River. 70 visit with hts
friends MT and Mrs. Jack Scars, Tor
few days
Tomorrow. Albert Scowcroft ~ Or-
dem win arrive on business for hls
nrD Mrs Joseph Soowcro0 win 10
horc until the middle OF the week.
when she goes west with Mr. and
Mrs H. S Browning. who have been
here for ten days Ncssrs John ana
Matt Browning have been in New
Haven and Boston for "a fow days on
business returning tonight
At the waldorf Col and Mrs p. s.
Ferry are registered. Mt and Mrs
Ferry viii De- in the city for week
Or two
AR George R8rrar is again m the
city seeing 90 some OF ms work. and
while here a. tho guest OF Mr. and
Mrs clyde S1uires.
JANET.
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SPENCER CLAwsoN. IR..

Piano Instruction.
Pupil OF Marie Preutnor and Theodore
Lrachetizlyy of Vienna. studio Gli-5
Templetou Bldg BELL phone 1u.
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TIE ROSE or THE RANCHO.

IAMoREAUX TUNES PIANOS.
70 West 1st South. Ind. 1891.
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L A. ENGBERG


Teacher OF Clarinet
Selling Agent for cuulr Haftunrv a.
co. Flutes. Clariuets Reeds and Ac.ea-
sories. $50 East sth south. Ind. Phone
111OH
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CHAs. DIVIDE BLAKEsLEE,
TENOR. ana
ALBERT KEARSLEY HOUGHTON.

Voice building and Zone placing por-
rCra method according 90 the tradl-
tlous OF italy. Reliable Judgment OF
Building
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MATTE HALL

40 Gordon Acndenv
tupu % uu Louis Iisaer San Francis.
lunte of che University OF
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ANTON Petersen

rtua. ~ Plano Violin and II.rmonv
laeoT. I'd tast North Temple Both
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-27

At tho waldorf. Col ana Mrs r S
Ferry are registered Mr. and Mrs
Ferry VIII bc ln the city for week
or two
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VIM c. Give,
M. f. BURROWS, A. L. c, M.

Associate london College or Music.
Student of Dr karin Piano Voice Cu.-
ture studio. 2i East Brigham.
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Thursday Mder Thomas Mckay
passed through the city on his way 10
BuToua. sailing from purtland. 40.
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ELIHU CALL
B NJ. YOUNG JR,


Teacher Of Violin.
Pupil OF Back g. sohmades. Brussels,
studio. no p. south Temple. Bell
Phone .L2f-E.
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Elders EasH Beauie aud Mcdaniel
arrived in Che city two days ngo and
arr staying al "1hr Uuhn." West
Thirty fourth stwet the house owned
hy Mr and MI Charles Meakm Eder
Hclttie win labor in the brooklyn COM
fenonca and Elder Mcdaniel gees a. inc
Boston Conference tomorrow
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-27

Hugh w. Douglas pupils give a
sung service i'm the Third ward meet
rs house tomorrow evening al $50
o'clock The following vo,allsts viii
anticipate; Misses Louise Hagman.
Nay Brown, Eleanor Proutt. Maud
Ritter Ida Morris. Irene Kelley. Mar
slret Summerhays and Messrs John
Ard Richard Cohett, D. W. Summer
HANS. and I'D Leo
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IRIS. MATTE READ EVANS.
II. A. MONTGOMERY.

TEACHER of Slide Trombone C1ruet.
baritone and 900 Brand Instruments
studio at Eeesloya Music Co.. 40 South
Main street.
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The Forrest City times., 1909-09-24
MT. Naccar0 Entertains.

Last Tuesday was the anniversary of the birth of Mir. A. !. Vaccaro. and it was late in the day when he was re- minded of il by his amiable helpmate Let Us be thankful for all blessings, " said his good wife, and ask few friends to join with us in celebrating the event Invitations over the phone and otherwise were speedily sent, and by o'clock in the evening, the ee- gaHt parlors were filed with q few friends oyer seventy of them
 It has been remarked that nothing is complete without woman, but the poet was sadly mistaken in this par ticuIar. Not petticoat among the the seventy guests. The night was spent ill conversation and pitch, 2 mostly pitch. It was yeritabe flow of wit and feast Of wisdom.
 A Dutch lunch was the piece de re- sistance, accompanied by lemonade, etc. Three times and over the table was spread. and the disappearance of the viands evidenced the appreciation. The host was honored by numerous toasts.
 Forty-fye summers have passed over Andys head. leaving but little trace 'of the years gone by, but rather strengthening his love for everything that is good. It was a pleasure to him to shake the hands of the guests as they departed, wishing him many returns of prosperous and happy years, Knowing that they were sincere in the utterances.
 To Mrs. Vaccaro Mrs. Dickerson and Miss Irma Stevens, the 'Stags" are indebted for many fayors-just had to have female or two to fix the lunch, you know.
The Forrest City times., 1909-09-24

The School Improvement association met on Wednesday, Sept 22, 1909 in the school building. All those who are interested in school improvement are cordially invited to attend these meet ings.
 The eighth grade and first year high school won the banner for the week ending September Is. making the high est number of marks.
 Miss Elizabeth Stevens, graduate of Crowley Ridge institute, is teaching the lower Sixth in the morning on ac- count of Miss Cox having three grades.
 A meeting of the Athletic associa- tion was held on Tuesday, September 2l. Officers were elected for the next three months.
 Mrs. Blankenship, formerly of Jones' boro, entered three children in the school this week.