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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-20
Wants a Divorce

\ complaint asking a decree for a
divorce has been filed in the circuit
court, department No, 2 W Emma
4. Sands againt George II, Sands, ON
the grounds OF cruel and inhuman
treatment Ia the complaint the de-
fendants name Is followed with an
alias "non Wllllams. "a nd the plain
tln alleges that she mas reason Ia
believe he was at one time In the
army but had deserted
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-20
River AZ stand Still

In spite of the ,G6 OF an inch Of
rain which fcll yesterday, the VII
lumettc could only crawl up To the
20-foot mark last night a raise of
one foot At . o'clock this morning.
the river was coming up very slowly
and this afternoon II was at stand
stll II Is predicted that 20 feet
is the limit for this high water This
morning was the warmest of the win,
ter season, The thermometer regis
tering bS degrees above. and the
slight winds blowing from the south
/ were warm.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-20
Rescued Little Girl

Bruce Neal, the young IO-year-old
SON of MIR, and Mrs o, Neal per-
formed an act OF helolsm yesterday
afternoon by rescung "A small tot
Z years of age from i-foot pool OF
water caused hy the rains near the
liaiso property The little girl was
Attempting to cross tho small lake hy
walking over "A board laid across It's
when she lost her footing and was
plunged into the water Master
Bruce, who was nearby, saw the peril
In which the fair damsol was In.
'and gallantly jumping into the water
rescued the little girl.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-20
A Night Ridcr,s Raid.

The worst night riders are calo-
mel, croton oil or aloes pills. They
raid your bed to rob YOU of rest. Not
so with DR.. Kings New Life Pills.
They never distress or Inconvenience
but always cleanse the system, cur
ing Colds, Headache, Constipation,
Malaria, 25c at j. c. Perry's.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-20

Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup
tastes nearly as good as maple sugar.
Il cures the cold by gently movlus
The bowels. and az the same time L
Is soothing for throat irritation
thereby stopping the cough. Sold by
an druggists.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-20

The Krebs Bros rs. T, A. Lives.
ley a Co.'S hop firm are settling ma 4.
ters in the circuit court today. An
alleged breach of contract % the
cause for this action, the Krebs Hop
Company eutor.ng into contract with
the Llyesl,y people, who. as elaine !
hy krehs, refused to receive a large
shipment OF goods as per agr e.
mont
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-20
LOSES SUIT AGAINST
MT. ANGEL MARSHAL

The time of the circuit court yes
terday was taken up by the suit OF
Fred Fogel against Antoine Peoppin'
the city marshal of Mt. Angel, for
larresting and holding him, as he al
leges. without reasonable cause.
Fogcl is alleged by the testimony
today to have forcibly entered the
home of Micheal Alderman, a resi-
dent of Mt. Angel and making
threats toward his daughter, and was
persistent in his demand that she
should marry him. though this was
contrary to her wishes and those of
her father The testimony also
showed that Fogel was the cause
mainly. in driving Miss Ackerman
from the city of Portland back to her
home in Mt. Angel IN order to pro-
cure the necessary protection from
ogel, who, It is alleged, made danger
Gus threats against the young lady's
life If she refused to take into con-
sideration his affection and love for
her by marrying him. The defense
stated their case as being strictly ac-
cording to law on the part of the city
marshal of Mt Angel, and as Fogel
was acting badly, the marshal was
compelled to put him behind the
bars.
The plaintiff Fogel, on the other
hand, testified to the effect that he
was invited up to Mt Angel by the
young lady, and was asked to visit
the home which he did with no in
tention of committing any crime, but
in friendly manner The other al
legations made by the defendants
we're denied by Fogel.
In making the final address to the
Jury, Attorney Caron for the de-
'endant, grew very caustic and
painted Fogel up In various brilliant
'olors regarding the alleged actions
.harged against him. and dwelt con
ldcrably on the nationality question,
'ogel being a Hungarian. Attorney
Bingham, for Fogel, in response to
'arson's speech told the jury to
ompare the plaintiff, Fogel, with At !
orney Brown, another one Of Poep- ,
,in's counsel, and draw their own
oncluslons I'm relation to feature |
nd other likely points. This COM
.arlson drew smiles from both the !
ury and spectators. as Attorney
brown resembled Fogel in no way
{ all. Binghams main reason, how
yer for asking the jury to consider
his question, was based on the alle-
ations made by Attorney Carson
aging Fogel looked the part OF Il
cgencrate and cigarette hend
Judge Burnett cautioned the jury !
1 giving them their instructions, not
, draw any inference on the nation
lity question, as the present case
nd no bearing upon whether or not
ogel was a Hungarian or any other
'reigner. The court also advised
le jury TO be careful in Weighing
ie evidence in regard 10 whether
ogeI was acting IN a manner 10 war
mt his arrest by the officer and
mmltting felony not personally
itnessed by the defendant. The
'urt held that in case OF n crime
by any person. whether Il
under the observance of the Of
cors or not, that person can be
rested and prosecuted without the
hcer taking out a warrant before
Ie arrest.
The jury handed in verdict in
vor of the defendant. Carson &
rown appeared as counsel for Peop-
n, and George c. Bingham for the
aintiff.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-20

The scat ,ale for the Elks' big
show, "A Night In bohemia" opels
Monday at o'clock The boxes are
ON sale and can I've secured Of the thea
trc manager The nnal rehearsals
viii bo held Monday afternoon and
evening ON the stage at the theatre.
Many prominent society people are
In the east. and the show promises lu
eurpass anything In the amateur line
ever seen In this city
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-20
Looks Mas suspicious

Ed Mcdonald was gathered mp by
Sheriff Harry Minto yesterday after
noon and lodged In the county jain
ON the charge OF larceny, Mcdonald
Was going about the streets with
several articles in his pos session and
attempting To sell them 4 new um-
brella, some drug store supplies and
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-20

a now screw driver were found on his
person, Among the drug store stun
was found new cake OF soap, which
In i,sclf, the officers soom to think,
was an exceptionally suspicious cir
CumstunCc
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-20

Kodol for Dyspepsia and Indlges-
tion will digest any and all food at
any and all times. Kodol is guaran-
teed to give prompt relief. Sold BY
all druggists.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-20
Every Mother

Is or should De worried when the 1T
tie ones have eough or cold. Il
may lead 10 Group or pleurlsy or
pneumonia then 10 something more
serious. Ballard's Horehound Syrup
viii cure the trouble at once aud
prevent any complication, sold By
an dealers.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-20
Hurt AZ the Mill

Mr.. Adam Frohmader an en-.
ployc of the Spaulding Logging Co.,
met with an accident at o'clock
yesterday afternoon while pulling
logs az the boom. He was strucl, near
the groin and was removed TO his
homo az 91t North Front street and
Dr. Byrd attended him.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-20

Kodol digests all the food You ca.
II you will take Kodol for a little
while you will no longer have inil-
gestlon. II is pleasant to take. acts
promptly. Sold by all druggists.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-20

Hon. Henry r. McGinn attacked
the self-multiplying predatory habits
OF ofiice-holders last night, by ar
raigning the circuit court of Multno-
nah county for working under a
very impressive system of sitting in
bank and hearing four cases day
when many of the judges of the COW
counties run over n whole docket in
/ a few hours. The judicial lottery
/ and faro bank methods got one Of
his wamrest grllllngs, and he was
especially caustic at the expense of
Judge Cleland, who, he said, was the
inventor of the impressive procedure
that transacted as little business as
possible and was clamoring for ad-
dltional judges. Mr.. McGipn has
alone and slngle-handed taken up this
fight, taking the position that most
of the lawyers are prone to hustle
for whatever the man on the bench
seys he wants: Mr. McGinn would
quadruple the working capacity of
the bench instead OF putting more
ornaments on the bench at $4,000
year lie also opposed the idea
that the circuit judges down there
were any more entitled to $4,000 a
year than the country Judges who got
but $4,000.
Some of the Proceedings.
A bill to Increase the number of
circuit judges from four 10 six
caused an excited throng TO attend /.
the committee hearing last night .
The Multnomah delegation was in
cidentally present, at which ex-Sen-
ator Malarkey made few eloquent
on the advisability OF the
Increase. There is always press
Ing demand for more judges at the
expense of the taxpayers as therI
are always a choice lot o. talented
gentlemen doing a law business in
Oregon who can be persuaded tJ 4
AXE better job Malarkey seemed
% want Il understood that he was
addressing his remarks to Henry Nc I
ilnn. Brady wanted 10 pull him on. Z
,ut Selling said sick 'cm." Accord J
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-20

Three reasons for buying Cleyoland'R
Baking Powder:
Superior Quality (Pure Cream Of
Tartar.
Neatest Package (serew top ean),
Best Price (S lbs. 81; lbs. St65l
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-20
he One

BE one OF the big crowd tonight
at tho rink. Couples night. An.
dltoriam. rink orchestra. 1-19-2t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-20

10 one OF the big crowd tonight
at tho rink, Couples night An
dltorinm. rink orchestra, l-19-2t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-20
People

Having extra rooms can rent thom
during legislature by advertising In
Tho Journal. -i-il-tt
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-20

FOR Rent-Three rooms, nicely ana
newly furnished, splendiIA
equipped bath toilet, elecir.e
lishts and telephone. Reference
exchanged. Cali afternoons 40
Center street, corner OF Cot'a-s
and Center. 1-ott
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-20
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Weather Forecast
Occasional rain tonight and Thurs
day.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-19
Country Property to Let.
THE PETROLEUM FIELDS.

Last weeks developments in the various oil fields
resulted In no extraordinary strikes. Operations III
practically all districts restricted to some eN-
tent and all Of the wells brought in were in We'll
defined territory There is large amount OF work
under way. however and the spring and summer
are likely witness greater activity In all heds IN
the lower Southwest few large producers were com
Melted during the week Roane and Lincoln couf-
ties furnished the greater number of competitions
and most OF the wells brought in were producers.
In southeastern Ohio several small producers rang
ing from ten to thirty barrels reported In
washington County the Carter Oil Company NO
held AT 100 barrels day. while the other wells re-
cently reported also holding out we'll In the
Illinois field considerable work is contemplated dur
ing the spring and summer. In Robinson district
operators are making preparations for active work,
and numerous locations for wells have been staked
ont While the pipe lines not yet able 10 hahdle
the entire product of the fields. still operations are
going on in the expectation that the tdewater line
will soon be completed In Oblong TOWNSHIP
Crawford County, a gusher was drilled IN which
made 39i barrels in the first twenty four hours IN
various parts of the district a number of smaller
producers were reported. Operations in the MID
continent fields were rather inactive and not at
tended with any striking results. In the NoWata
district several busters reported In the Mus
kogee several good producers were brought In. and
indications point to other good producers In the
near future.
Refined petroleum AT New York is quoted al
80 cents in barrels and cents in bulk; Phlla-
delphia prices on a basis points lower. European
prices follow: London. u-1sd per imperial gahoa;
Antwerp 2I14 francs per 100 kilos, and Bremen
635 marks per 90 kilos.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-19
SYNDICATE BUYS L. I. CITY PLOT.
Parcel Is Near the greensboro Bridge Ap-
proach-To Be Divided Into Lots.

LrEcluse. Washburn & Co. have sold for the trus-
tees of St Patricks Cathedral tract Of lS lots
on Thompson avenue, Long Island city, to syn
dicate Of Western New York men The property is
q few blocks beyond the greensboro Bridge ap-
proach. The purchasers will lay out the streets
and dispose OF the property in small parcels.
Also soil for DR.. c. II. Ganse TO the Navahoe
Realty Company parcel of fcrty lots fronting on
Thompson in the Wooiside section.
Theodore Merkt, jr has resOid for Mr. Zeller
plot on Radde street. near the greensboro Bridge
Plaza Also resold for Mr. Zeller plot on Sec
ond avenue near Jackson avenue. Also resold for
a Mr. Hanke plot on Crescent street, near the
Bridge Plaza.
William l. Maxwell & Co. report the following
sa les In Long Island City: Two lots 5oxl6o feet at
the northwest corner OF Wilbur avenue and CTes-
cent street for John Dumpert 10 J. J. O'Conneli'
two lots 5Gxl59 feet, the north side OF Broad
wav. between Crescent street ard Ely avenue, for
Carrie Tollle for the John Flick estate. 10 an in
vestor; five lots 125x1O5 feet the south side OF
Webster avenue, % feet west OF Academy street,
for Adolf FREEMAN 10 client; this property VIII De
improved with modern apartment houses IN the
near future; also sold, for Daniel +. Shea TO Eliza
beth stewart one lot. 25x1C0 feet the north side
of Lake street, 325 feet west Of Central avenue.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-19
TN THE BROKERAGE MARKET.

Shaw & Co. have sold for George H Primrose
Nos 244 and 246 West 18lst street two three story
and basement brownstone dwellings, Ao'oA''AI'' 49,
each 10 investor.
Pease & Gilman have sold for X H. T. EiIiott
M - East 4Sth street five story American base
rnent dwelling. on lot lSxlU feet 10 Dr. haTo'u
Barclay. -.
George Price has sold for Sarah a. Bateman to
THOMAS vickers No. 443 East l48d street, a two
family house, n lot Z5Xloo feet
lanes K Holly has sold for the estate of Adam
W Spies the plot 150Xioln feet' on 'he SCUM
side of lO6th street 154S feet east of Broadway 1t
bad not changed hands for ffty-nine years. The
Mot has been held 5000 The buyer Is realty
cornpany which will erect apartment house on
the property.
Mrs L. G. johnson has sold for the Lyman
c,Fanin estate the southeast corner Of Mornngslde
a,enue and 115th street. five story stone front
aatbouses on plot 7ixl0lxeSx72 feet, facing Morn
ingside Park The buyer is a client OF Henry M
Well. The property has not changed hands IN III
teen years
Edgar & Curtis have sold for Oliver G. and
waller Jennings the three story stable al No l43
East 10th street on lot 25xl2 feet The pur-
chaser Is a resident of Murray Hill. and will make
extensive alterations to the building
William r. Ware has sold for Mrs. II. Frank No
&c West ssth street. four story dwelling mousse -'A
55x1oos 6 feet 10 a client for occupancy
William Woirs Son has resold for a Mrs. Thor
man No 1862 % avenue a five story double nat
house with stores on lot 25ASS feet' 10 har4
NJ. Walach
Frederick T Barry has sold for Charles c. Mar
shall No 104 East SOD street three story dwelling
house on a lot .6xSO5 feet, TO Charles f. RUSH
more. who owns Nos 100 and 1o2 adjoining
Iowenfeld & Prayer have sold Nos 5lS and 62o
West ls1st street old frame buildings. on a plot
50se u feet 10 Louis Cohen. who recently acquired
No 522 adjoining. through Slawson & Hobbs
Richard H. scobe has sold for a client two five
story 40-foot apartment houses, in course OF con-
str,,rtion on the side OF Southern Boule-
ward 2.3 feet south Of Westchester avenue
William Wolfs Son has sold for CARA Thorman
No .6s East I47th street. hve sto!y triple hat-
house on lot 25xl0O feet, TO Rosa Heitlinger.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-19
REALTY NOTES.

The Frank L. Fisher Company has leased for the
estate of Leon NJ. Hirsch No. West SD street
ana for Marjorie McAneney No las West SD street
The Duff q Brown Company has leased the fol
lowing dwellings,: For William Duffy, No 537 West
147th street; for the Weber estate No. 462 West
145th street; for A Dressner. No. 544 West l4Sth
street; for Martin Wallace. No. 507 West l4th
street; for Robert L. Niles. No 81 Edgecombe
avenue and for Mamie r. Cottrell, No. 81 Con
vent avenue.
Cortlandt E. Palmer is the buyer Of the dwelling
house No 1877 East 18th street, sold recently.
Mrs Clarence Henry is the buyer OF No 81 East
I'D street. sold recently by Louis F. Georger,
through Frederick Winant.
The corporation known No 5S5 Park Avenue
which is going erect a cooperative apartment
house at the northeast of Park avenue and
6lst street, has secured building loan of $500 900
from the Title Guarantee and Trust Company
New-York tribune., 1909-04-19
REsELLs TRACT AT GARDEN CITY.
Property To Be Developed Along High Glass
Residential Lines

Frank F. PEARL. n member oC the Baltimore
Stock Exchange who last summer purchased from
Gage f Tarbell, representing the Garden City
Estates some 263 acres adjoining the developed
part Of that attractive suburb has sold the hold
inss OF the syndicate nc represented to Frederick
". Hin. Of Boston acting FOR q syndicate COM
posed of Boston and Montreal men.
The property Is sold under restrictions which
makes certain its development along the high class
lines laid down by the Garden City Estates Il IS
the intention Of the new purchasers so Mr. Peard
says 10 begin developing the property almost i'm
mediately It IS expected that a number Of fine
residences will be erected before the fall The
same scheme Of boulevards. granolithc pavements
and curbs sewers. water. gas. electricity etc. as
planned and carried out by the Garden city
Estates viii be followed by the new owners
New-York tribune., 1909-04-19
Notice of Intention.
>OTICE OF INTENTION.

sprrnrate's Court Ontario County
In he Matter the Estate Of Arcene Nunson. de-
coased Notice OF Intention TO apply for Letters OF
NcTICE, Is HEREBY GIVEN. pursuant TO an order
~ the Surrogate's OF ontario County. made and
of March. 1909. that the under
signed intends apply tho Surrogates Court OF the
and of New York for letters
~ ninstration upon the goods chattels and credits
Arrene NJ late of the town OF East Bloom
add Ontario County y. Y deceased under and pur-
suant to section 2G6t Of the code OF CSi FroceduTe
are or claim to creditors OF said dccedeHt are here
g. 1ateed 70 present their claims duly verified. TO
the Surrogate OF Ontario County at his office in the
fta,-, in Village OF Canandaigua. ontario
-otntv \ on or before the 4th day OF May 1909
A"'0N' HENRY NJ. PARNELE.
AS 4 creditor OF said decedent
,yl, 8 HepIin Attorneys for Petitioner. II Atwater
Block CanandaiGua. y. Y
New-York tribune., 1909-04-19
AN OLD CLUB SITE SOLD.

James s Kelly has sold the former Harlem Re
publican Club property at Nos. 145 and 1i7 West
125th street. three story building, on a plot 5Ox
S911 feet. 1t is located the north side of the
street, 175 feet east Of Seventh avenue, and ad-
joins the west the Hollander bath establish
ment On the east is the Leslie Building owned
by James NJ. Horton, who also controls two ad-
joining parcels.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-19
PLAN BIG PAsTURIzATIoN PLANT.

Plans have been flied for a four story model
creamery for the pasteurization OF milk. to be
built for the Sheffield Farms Sle wson-DeCker Com
pany at a cost Of 5000 900. from designs by Frank
A. Rookie architect, in Manhattan street. West OF
Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-19
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

81 AIMS ave. cor 159th st: 3 story brick
tsn1nt 30A9o: Robert Heltmann. owner: Louis
Fak architect cost ...................,---... s.
134th ST. Nos e03 TO 29T. two story brick
tennis 25xS2 each. Colman Ebb. owner. J p
Bcyland. architect. cost. ..-................
Southern Boulevard, : Barretto ST. 4 story
brick tenmt, q 9x90; TulIy Construction Co
owners: Bruno " Berger & Son. Bible House
New-York tribune., 1909-04-19
NEW OWNER FOR SEAsHoRE PLOT
Property Has Frontage of 1O3 Feet in Hud-
son Avenue. Edgemere Long Island.

The Banister Realty Company OF which company
Macmillan Morgenthau is president, has sold to
Abraham Gussow, a plot Of about twenty seashore
lots with an 'front.' Of l5 feet on the eastery
side Of Hudson avenue, at Edgemere, Long Island
This Mot is about 800 feet east of the Hotel
Lorraine now being built
New-York tribune., 1909-04-19
DEAL IN SD ST, NEAR THIRD AVE.

John N. Reid has leased for John II. Thornton
to August II. Cyln No 224 East 32d street near
Third avenue. a four story English sement dwell
ing house. for two years. also leased for e. Karsch
of College Point. a store at No 5S5 First avenue
near satin street to NJ Rose
New-York tribune., 1909-04-19
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

broadway. w s. adjoining lands OF Lucius Chit
= tenden and Joseph Potter, 5ox20o: Prospect In
vesting Co loans Henry Naumann. ..
WISE ave $. $50 Il OF l72d 81. 15OxiOo;
LAWYERS Title Insurance and Trust Co loans
steinmetz Construction Co...............-..,...
New-York tribune., 1909-04-19
THE KILToNGA CHANGES HANDS.

Arnold Byrne & Baumann have sold for Emile
Utard to A client Of Rosenthal. Steckler & Levi.
the Kiltonga, No $40 West 18TH street, six story
elevator apartment house. a plot 50x10o feet.
The buyer is well known merchant. He Will hold
the property investment.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-19

4 ADVERTISEMENTS AND
n The Tribune received az
1894 broadway. between 36th
o'clock u. m. Advertisements
branch Offices at regular once
Viz: 2B4 Sth ave. 8 . COT
i2th st. 1O4 East IAN st. =.
7th and Sth aves.. 26S West !
"a ave. near 6lst st: 1tOS 1
East 125th st. T56 fremont
American District Telegraph {
New-York tribune., 1909-04-19
SUBSCRIPTIONS

: their Uptown ONCE. No
h 81. and 3Tth st. until o
S received at the following
rates until : O'Clock p. m.
23d st: 153 9Th ave, cor.
25T West +2l st. between
i25th st. 1035 Sd ave. 1926
LIST ave. near S9th ST. lST
ave; ESQ Sd ave. and any
Once.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-19

ouse on plot I00x1o0 feet at the southeast corner
+ St Nicholas avenue and 1s0th street.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-19

155 Orchard 81. 9 Stanton 25xs71 K
2xs7-l0. and store and in rear.
Jogs FriederiCke Wnckler al: W Z
BsalEsr. atty. " = Caughlan. ref PARTITION 49, 49, .
z77tu 100 Of Audubon 1JfrL9S Il
Knickerbocker Trust co Herman Strauss et
a. action !. L Wescott. atty: Frank Hendrlck' ref
due. $50 1879 %. taxes, Sl0i2 -.
18Th :. 100 Fl q Audubon ave. l5oxee u
vacant. same, action ,, atty and ref,
due, So 90 aS. etc. Sl.ls4 %
less 1870 Park 8, 700 II Il = Of llIth st.
505Kso and stores Benjamin Rosenfed agt
Charies schoenstein Al. + a Isaacs atty E Nc
DGnsl5 S=.36S Il. taxes. etc. 81 2I 81
20 18th lI5 Il 4 heppler ave 45Xl"o sty
dEg; Goodwin Brown c0nr ast " Harrington et az
austin Mel attys. Z T Fitzgerald, ref, amt Que
New-York tribune., 1909-04-19
Summer Resorts.
CANADA.

RFTIRED ARMY CHAPLAIN RESIDING IN
\ raurentian Hills 20 from Quebec Canada, will
take few paying guests vigorous climate and sX-
si1ept Hshng references exchanged. Apply MANAGER,
Chateau Frontenac. quebec
New-York tribune., 1909-04-19

OFFICE or THE COMMIssIoNERs; D. C.. WASH
~ inEtuu d C April 10 19O9.-Sealed proposals will
~ received at this until 12 O'Clock Saturday
April "a 1909 grading Massachusetts avenue. y W.
tuaen wisconsin Nebraska Forms
OF proposals. specifications. and information
may be obtained from Chief Clerk Engineer Depart
mcnt room No AZ. District Building. H b +. MAC
Commissioners. D. c.