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Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-02-05

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pilltlcie SilitanO, osflureoeS set,
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Ganoet, oog bagciter gIpe 9lnlconing
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ban n9rmeoe Jig Steoet, aientog set
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ira SnnS og Sanling al Sfrpt, iii
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ie lig lorigtigt on % Scr, life ne
&c enD nogle 9llen borte, op0age0c
hon na ct irpgteligt llbpre 5 Ell
5nrt 9rc6 Dan lit &oben % 1lf lgS
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at bale baM pp til NUcriIn0en 90
Uau lto0 ban oppe pna 0Tffet al
cpttcr0nnpcren mere 0s0 emo le.
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ino Sigct al @auuhpret op til SOer-
ilo0cn % SeiOlfene ifpn0te iig at
rg9e Seilug paa set Get bar er
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logen Spirrepip at Boise nleo Gitcr
al SonoipnIi9beO far ben bog ilet life
9opt onbt / Sinbe moo Ipfferen,
men cr aobcnbort finn fonlmct uo al
lin &urs.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-02-05

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set ipgclige? Som ollie 0rpnIer
cr Den flpbenbe, % life minolt i
TQrneolberen lnua man inorennne
Den inoiuiouclle So:siclIigbch ct be.
jpoeIi9t Spillerlm.
Soriattcren irennltiller Sc iorifiel.
ll9e Super paa nerppie @erll, ioct
gan giennenlaoar oe meit ircmtrU-
oehoe Spnlptomer. San tegncr oS
ct 9illeoe of set trptte, ilppc oa
trepne Barn, ioiu CT uopla9t oa
nopmGrtIomt Sfolen % vb0nger"
biernne, bar niltef 2piten til at
lcgc, bar @eipTr meo 2eftielpsnin.
gen = fort inot, berer Errg ai en-
SjTrnctrGtbeb, iom unoer normale
syorbolb life pilbe pWrc syeloen al
oct Irbeioe, ioiu cr paalagt Bar.
net. Gnopioere peger 6priattercn
poa Ell &9ffe farafteritiifc Spnp.
toner ionl Msrfer0obeo - ser of.
tc opelifes al ubetGnfiolumc Sor.
nlorc, ion truer Barnet meo ben
iorte Manr" slpeiten % life
nlinbit llitaoigbeoeu, iom i9rtegner
i'm Sppe bei 8rao. @eIe Merpe.
'pltcnlet fam ptlc ipeelige 9)tringer
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bpilfe Sorncr set giper iig lloilog,
ioet man ltaoig fomlner tilbooe til
sc TO 6opeomomenier: Sen alt for
Iette llomattelie pe Sen ioregeoe
Srritabilitet.
Sorfottcren nprer life Spipl ON,
at 9terpsiiteten lom SeIbcb bar en-
bis Waggruno / Sioen, % at Bar.
nencrbpliteten ilnber rninore Sor.
bolo bar fin @nggrlno sc GofS-
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frait a'cn @Gru al nerbeic Sor
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Seroen meo oet nerpsie 9lnlpg, Gi-
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at iaa bebonblet pisie ollninoelige
SDsoomme iom SAILS. % 9lpieipg.
bomme.
aieb glette logger Sorfatteren
ben itprltc @net poo Sporagelien
90 GfsempIets Wiogt til at binore
en- ncrnes Tispoiition at brp6e no
hoS Barnet.
S ct Slutninesofinit on Sore
bpg8elien % @ebonblingen al Bar
ncnerDpliteten fomnler ,Sorfatteren
in6 pna 0e nprmere 9iegler for 9}e,
guieringen al Nornets 9(r6ejoe,
S0biIe % Sspn, GrnGringen og me-
get altoet, iom ale 6orGlOre og
Verneoporagere bar goot al at ioo
9eife6 ON al en- fpnoig % er'oren
VUge.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-02-05
Examinations.

Notice is hereby given. that regular
examinations for teachers certificates,
TO be held at Sisseton, are set for
Thursday and Friday on the following
dates:
February 4th and 9th
April Sth and 9th
June 10th and l1th
July 10Th and 30th
September 10th and l7th.
Final examinations for Eighth Grade
Pupils vii be held at Sisseton, Wilmot,
Summit, White Rock, and Ellington,
on Tuesday and Wednesday of the fo.-
lowing dates:
May 25th and 26th
June 22nd and BIRD.
Those planning to take any OF these
examinations will please retain copy
of this notice for reference.
O. III. JONES,
County Superintendent.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-02-05
Ueacrers' llleetino.

The following program will be rend-
cred in the count house at Sisseton,
Saturday, February s, 1909:
American History And Its Geographic
Conditions
Cbapter Frank Dudeck
Chapter Iv.............A Ada Streeter
Chapter V......... Hazel Chandler
Principles OF Teaching.
whites Pedagogy
Principles /. and H.. Esther Wilkins
Principles Ill. and " -. Maud Shank
Principles V, VI and VII
Oscar +. Ronning
A cordial welcome to attend this
meeting is extended to the public
The program will begin promptly at
l;30 o'clock p. m.
Program Committee
n. G.. WING
FRANCES II. HAMMOND
O. II. JONES.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-02-05

Sen traaoleie 5ele9rai Ielreof ea al
llne ltprlte 3riumfer pea Sjeen Iorle=
ben, oa DC llpre Stibs Iteote.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-21
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-21
FORECLOSURE SALES.
NEW YORK SUPREME; COURT, COUNTY
Of Na.I- LII

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY
Of New York.-Lillie Furst. plaintiff.
against Arthur Price ct ell, defendants
IN pursuance Of Judgment OF foreclos-
ure and sale, duly made and entered in the
above entitled action. bearing date the 29th
day If December 1905 ! the UNDERSIGNED
the referee in said judgment named viii
sell at public auction At the New York
Real Estate -Sslesroon. Nos. II and 16
Nesey street, the borough Of Manhattan.
City Of New York On the 2Sth iay of Ianu-
ary' 1909. at - o'clock noon on that dav.
by William Kennedy. Jr. auctioneer the
premises directed by said judgment to be
sod, and therein described as follows.
All that certain lot piece ct parcel of
land. with The buildings and improvements
thereon erected, situate. living and being in
the Borough Of Manhattan civ M New
YORK in the County and State Of New
York. bounded and described as follows.
beginning at a point on the easterly side
q Morninsside Avenue East formerly
Ninth AvenueD where the same would he
interseCted by a line drawn parallel with
the southerly side of one Hundred and
Sixteenth street and distant ffty-three feet
therefroIn- said point OF beginning being
about flftv-stx feet five and oue-duarter
inches southcrly from the sOutheasterly
corner Of said street and avenue measured
on the easterly side OF said avenue: run
ming thence easterly. parallel with one
Hundred and Sixteenth Street and mart Of
the way through tho southerlv wall Of the
building adjoining on the north about
rtnety-;hree feet three and seven-eighths
inches to line parallel with Manhattan
Avenue. distant two hundred and twenty
five feet westerly therefrom. theme. south
erly, along said line. forty-seven feet eight
and oDe-quartsr inches 70 the centre line
Of the block, thence westerly. along said
centre line II the block. about sixty eight
feet three and one eighth inches TO the
easterly side a Mornincside Avenue: thence
northHrly. along the easterly side Of Morn
inEslie Avenue. ffty-three feet ten and
one-quaTter inches 70 the point or place OF
beginning. be the said several distances
and dimensions more or less
Dated New York. December 3oth, 1903
JAMES RICHARDS
ALBERT ]. SIRE, Referee.
Attorney for Plaintiff
No. % Nassau Street, Borough OF Nanhat-
ten, n City
The following is q diagram OF the prop-
eTty 20 be sold. described above the
street number being NJ. Is MorningEids
Avenue:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-21
AMERICAN rTNE From Pier 10. n r..

AMERICAN LINE From Pier Re TO- =, R.
LYMOUTH-CHERB'G SOUTHAMPTON
N Z ha ha in %. II :3Oami ST Louis Feb. 6
New York $500 Jan. SOL Fll' delphfe Feb. Is
From Pier 81, y r.
RED STAR LINE From Pier "a. n r..
NEW -ANTNERP-PARIs
aoerland---lau- % Iceland 1890. Fen. 10
hrc"nlsnd Feb. J Finland. $780,. Feb. d
WAITE STAR line From Ptsr
NEW FORk-9U' NSTOwN-LIVFRPO POOL.
Raltic- Jan 20 pm Baltic Feb %. noon
SeiilC Fen II, II am Celtic. Mar. Is. 10 am
PLY hotTH-CHERB SOUTHAMPTON
AGrtatic Feb 3. 10 am Oceanic Feb II 8 pm
AajesticFehlo, 10 am Teutonic Feb "A. 10 an
S B6E a%E To & ITALY & EGYPT
Via Azores, Madeira and Gibraltar
Republic Jan -. PM: Mar. 6, Apr. IS
Esornanic-Jar. 50, 5:30 a N: Mar. Is. April
Canepic- Feb. 10. r M: Mar. % May 8
Cretic. Feb. % 40 P N; Apr 3. May Is
Ceeric T Iaqses TINS IN The traa. Feb. 20
PASSENGER OFFICE. BROADWAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-21

Resolved That the results or the f1duirp
made By this B0lrt As to the money
value % the franchise or right proposed ID
he granted and the adequacy OF the com
pensatiou proposed % he paid THEREFOR. and
Of tire terms and conditions Including tbs
provision as % rates, fares and charges.
ar as hs-e.nbefCre specified and fully set
forth T. and ry trr '0-ss- Ing form Of pro
G0ssd contract for tire grant q such fran
cSise o. right
Resolved TIA these rrear16les and rssD-
buttons fncll.In1 the said resolution for thu
grant % q franchise or right applied for BY
The Third Avenue Railroad COmpanT. ami
the saii form - PROPOSED contract fer ths
grant q such franchise G- Right containing
saiJ results % such inquiry. after the sans
T.r1rE sra b. rurs,=red for az lsaS-
twenty 20. days t9lueiiateiy prio- TO Fri
dav January % 1919. IN the cry Record.
and al least twice during the ten days i'm
mediately prior 70 FRIDAY. January 2 1909;
In two daily newspapers 20 be designated
bv The Mayer therefor ard published IN tbs
Cttv OF New YORK a. the expense OF Tha
Third avenue Railroad Company. together
with the following notice. 10 wiz
Notice is hereby given tHat the Board
o. Estimate and ADportiOnment- be1ore
authorizing any contract for the grant OF
the franchise or right applied for BY Tns
Third Avenue Railroad Company. and
fully set forth and described in tie fore
going form OF proposed contract, for tbs
grant OF such franchise or right. and BE- b
fore adopting any resolution authorfzin :
anS such contract. viii. at a meeting OF
said Board 20 be held in the Old Council
chamber. city Hall. Borough OF Manhat-
tan city OF New York. on Friday. JanC
srv % 1909. al 1880 o. clock a. m. hoIl
a public hearing thereon. ar which citi-
zens shall Re entitled % appear and ~
| heard JOSEPH HAACs. SecrstarT.
! Dated New York, December II, 1908
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-21
.li6 ~ S T.

The approximate amount - the Hen or
charge 20 satisfy which the above described
property Is 20 be sold. is SO $40 81. with
interest thereon from the 2pth day - De
cNrnb~r. 1908 ftoEathNr with costs and al
lowance amounting 70 S4s7 Is with inter
est from December 2grh, 1pfSI together
with the expenses 81 the sale The ap-
proXlmate amount u taxes. assessments -
other liens. which are 70 tN allowed 10
the purchaser out ~ the purchase money.
or Va!5 tTy the referee. is taxes for 1905
l.2lO H5-1p0 and interest. and So ~ water
rates for 1905. and penalty Said sale is
TO be IuadA subject l. FIRST mortgage on
said premises OF S65. 600 90 with interest
from January LIST. 1905. az FIVE per cent.
also covenants as 20 buildings contained in
deed recorded in Ljber 50 section Of
ConveysnCss. page 40 easements Of light
ana air by agreement recorded in 1iber 80.
section of ConveyanceF. page l2G and
party vail agreement recorded IN Liner so,
section az Conveyance. page 452
Dated New York December 3Oth 1905.
JAMES RICHARDS
Referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-21

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YORK WILLIAM DTTCHER and SAM
UEI. =. CARTER. JR-. Plaintiffs, against
GEORGE f GOLDSMITH ana ops-rs. De
In pursuance o. judgment or cor-c,os
ure ami sale. fuIv made and entered Iu the
&lst day ~ December 1905 7. the under
Signed. the Referee IN said judgment named.
will soil ~ public auction. A. tie New
YorL Real Estate Salssroorls Nos Il
tan. city Of Ne" York. On thu Goth day Of
Janualy 1902 At II O'Clock noon on that
day hv JOSEPH = DAY. AUc'i0neer. the
premises directed by said Judgment n h@
sold end therein described rs follows.
All that certain lot q Land IN the city.
County and state Il New York. bounded
and 3esorihei as follows
Beginning at a point on the soTfherlv
side OF lGsth Street distant - feet easterly
Of 1osth Street and the essterlv side II
Third Avenue and running thence s0uth.
erly parallel with Third Avenue IS feet
inches thence "aEferly. parallel with i"s' n
Street % feet 10 point opposite the crutre
Of a party wall. thence nortR'rly. through
the Centr" Of said party wall and paralla!
vith Third Avenue * fee' Inches To the
southerly side Of 10Sth street. and thence
westerly along the southerly side Of foSth
ginning be said several dimensions moro
or Jess. Said premises being now known
as No 81 Fast 1Osth Street.
Being the same premises which were
conveyed by Jacob n Guedalia and ida K
CiueGa la his wife % George J.. GOLD
smith. by deed date1 June 20th 1900 and
recorded in the Office OF the Register 81
tho county ~ New York IN June 2srh 1905
IN TIher l23 Section or Conveyances,
Page 35T-
DATED New York. January % 1909
ALFRED 9. CONE. IT, Referee.
CARTER & HASKELL Attorneys for
Plaintiffs.
once and Post0ffice Address Is Wall
Street. Borough Of Manhattan. =. y. city
The following IS diagram ~ the prop
erty to be sold. Its street No is 202 East
insth street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-21
CARPET CLEANING.

CARPET CLEANING.
pa line Observation-Disclosures. cts. 4
| a. 49,. .............i0 cts I
". CARPET CLEANING WORKS
Oldest Largest. Mos. Modern.
ar AND 43S WEST 18TH ST.
Te, 4fq2-46lS Bryant Esta biished tSoI-
" n JORDAN. EDWIN LBNTZ-
rAPrFTr, CARPET CLEANING Co
Cleans BY compressed air. steam. hand or
On door 1864 Broadway, AL Fast 4sth 81
COE & BRANDT. Tel. aS2-Sstn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-21

ADVERTISEMENT unc subscriptions for
IN. tribune received at their Upt0ws
ofice, No. 1864 broadway, between 8eth
and 18th SITS, until 8 O'clock p. a. Ad-
yerfissments received at the following
branch offices at regular Office rates until
o'clock D. m, viz: 264 Sth ave. s.
cor 23d st 1h3 9th ave cor. 18th ST.: 104
Fast I4th ct; 257 West 42d ST. between
Tn and 9th ayes 263 West 10th =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-21

The approximate amount Of the lien or
charge 70 satisfy which the above de
rcrib4d property is 70 be sold. is Sll ,36S 20
with Interest thereon from the Both day of
December. 1905. together With costs and al
inVanre amounting to $3.50. IL together with
he expenses Of the sale. The approximate
amount OF the taxes, assessments and
water rates or other liens 10 be allowed 70
tha purchaser out OF the purchase money. or
paid by tho Referee. IS S525 IL and in
terest.
Dated New York. January ID. 1909.
ALFRED 9. cone. il. Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-21
LOST BANRBOoKs.
ROOFING AND LEADERS.
PLANES AND ORGANS.

We buy for spot oash ..coD5 bsns nj
~ ssno postal and representative
". - We have Steiaway bargains
EAno Co. L East I25th TT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-21

.-.,---
g~ty CisrH
The Third Avsuus Railroad Company,
r. ..----.--- .--.----- -
ISeal Pres dent
Arrest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-21

b. Tie sum = th-'7 hundred dollars
$500, in cash Within thirty t7nl
davs after tho date on which this
contract is signed by the Mayor.
s., During The term Of this grant.
whether for term Of three years
or an extension u such torn foT a
further rorio1 Of two vars on ap-
p-Ira-ion Or tho company. as herein
provided. an annual sur which
shall I'm no case 10 less than one
thousand one hundred dollars
81 1909. and which shall % equal
o., three ~ Ter cent Il 10 gross
annual rarof..sa II such percentage
shall exceed the sum n? one thou
sand enc hundred dollars tSl. iOm-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-21
oFIRICFS & CO., General Agents, Broadway, N. Y.
RAILROADS.
sTT7TCRE & OHIO R. R.

CiE nso os rs. 434. 1900 Broadway; 8 Astor
1-75 an ave, New York. S43 Fulton
hoO.ss, -1i,-,- West 80 st snd Liberty ST.
81 o., a P " sleeping Car reservations
s,-rl irforustion regarding TIA ms &c.
SO = oSfzfnai al Bureau Of Information
car &c ? gs5 St Ter. Phone 31+4-
Weekly journal-miner., 1909-11-17

Mrs. Francis L.. Wright entertained very pleasantly Saturday evening at bridge, when she had as her guests Mrs. Morris Goldwater, Miss Eliza beth Goldwater, Mrs. Thomas G. Nor ris. Mrs. J. c. Herndon, Mrs. William A. Doyle, Mrs. O. A. Hesla, Miss Theresa Frederieks and Miss Ann Me Kenzie.
Weekly journal-miner., 1909-11-17

workers in every precinct where there was a chance to capture a vote. The Democrats had let things slide along and take care of themselves.
 Reese NJ. Ling, T. A. Flynn, Thomas F. Weedin, Eugene Brady o'Neill, George Purdy Bullard, John R. Hamp- ton, A. c. Baker, Frank Cox, J. J. Hawkins, Colonel J. F. Wilson, Frank J. Duffy, Dr. J. R. Whitesides, G. w.. P. Hunt, Colonel H. L. Pickett, Frank DeSouza and Mara Smith made short talks and several referred to the if nancial question. Nothing definite toward raising that fund was done, however.
 When about all the democrats pres ent had said their say, the meeting broke up, having accomplished praeti- cally nothing.
 Today Chairman Dillon selected Carl Hayden of Phoenix, Mike Barns of Humboldt and John R. Hampton of Clifton as a committee to organize the, party, raise funds and prepare for the next campaign
Weekly journal-miner., 1909-11-17
TIP TOP MINE AGAIN
 COMING TO THE FRONT

TUCSON, Ariz., Nov. 13.-The old Tiptop silver mine, which has for years laid idle, may be placed upon production basis within the 1ext few months. E. G. Wager, president of the Tiptop Heath Mining and Mill ing company, is making an effort to raise $1O,0OO in Maricopa and Yavapai counties to erect a concen- trating plant on the property.
 MT. Wager is now in Phoenix and he stated that he did not expect any great difficulty in raising the neees' sary money. Every one who knows anything about mining has heard ct the Tiptop, which was one of the lead ing silver producing mines of the country in the early days. Official records show that it produced $.4,O0G.- 900 worth of silver before it was sh It down the last time and there are many million dollars worth of ore yet untouched. In addition, it has re gently discovered that some of tue rock thought to be worthless is neE in tungsten or wOlframite. This adds greatly to the value of the TiptoP property.
 It is probable that the Tiptop has produced much more than four mil lion dollars worth of silver. Like the Vulture, there were times when its output was not accurately record ed. or was not recorded at all. At times the affairs of the company were in very bad shape. Charges of dis, honesty in connection with the affair of the Tiptop were made on many occasions.
 All is harmonious in the ranks of the company which now owns tho mine. The company also owns it' Health gold property, north of th' Tiptop and the two are capita'lzsC for sI,5OO,OO0. Less than 8 par cent of the stock has been issued an' :t I' all held in Maricopa and Yavapa counties.
Weekly journal-miner., 1909-11-17
GLOBE CAMP ACTIVE,
 SAYS BISBEE MAGNATE

BISBEE, Ariz., Nov. 13.-Waiter Douglas returned to Bisbee this Torn- ing from Globe, where he had Eeen on a visit, accompanying President Smith of the Old Dominion. Mir Douglas was quite enthusiastic over the pro gress being made in the mineral d;s- trict of whie Globe is the metropolis.
 He tells of great activity at the Miami camp, where great amounts of machinery and material for the Miami shelter have arrived at the site of what is to be the largest eOneentrat- ing mill in the territory.
 The railroad has been completed to Miami and the new town bearing that name is attracting much atten- tion.
 The Black Warrior mine is mak- ing regular shipments of ore. The smelter recently completed by the Ari- zona Commercial company is in op- eration with the branch railroad un- der construction to that camp.
 The COrdova company and the Live Oak are continuing development and reports of the results are of an en- eouraging character.
 Altogether, Mir. Douglas was i'm pressed with the fact that the Globe mining district is entitled to class a, a real "live one."