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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-04-14
TO Our Patrons:

We are pleased To inform you that
We are nov prepared " do your Tin
Work and Plumbing. Our prices are
night. material and workmanship the
beet Call and SEQ us OF phone No.
-. when Ia need OF quick service.
All vork guaranteed. Hickman Tin.
uing a Plumbing Co.
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uuuuIuIuuuuus'S

Mrs. Roy Mckinney. OF Paducah.
daughter OF Mrs. A. A. Faris. of this
city. has been named as matron of
Honor for Forrest Cavalry at Con-
federate Reunion In Mobile. April &c.
"a and rs.
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SAVES you 8 PER CENT.
you KEEP YOUR own ACCT.
PAY DULY FOR WHAT you
GET.
MAKES you MORT ecoNoMl.
CAL.
GIVES THE CASH CUSTOMER
MORE FOR HIS MONEY.
SAVES US A sooKKcE. RS
SALARY.
ENABLES US TO SELL zen
LESS MONEY.
NO BAD ACCOUNTS TO BE
CHARGED TO PAYING GUS
TONER.
you KNOW WHAT YOUR GRO
Gerry BILL Is EVERY pAv.
WE CARRY THE BEST LINE
OF GROCERIES AND FRESH
MEATS IN HICKMAN.
AND AGAIN - SAVES YOU 8
PER CENT.
TRY 1T ONE MONTH. =. +.
Hickman
Grocery Co.,
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Our Busy REPORTER Says:

ed.
A. A. Faris was in Cairo first of
the week.
Your parties are not complete un-
less REQ Is served.
w. NJ. McGehee is building a new
residence in the Henry Addition.
A new drink-a different drink
''Dr. Pepper"-at Helm a Ellison's.
The Kodak season is here. A big
line at from 81 up. Helm & Ellison.
After that party serve PEPsoLINE.
It's spicy, fisvory, delicious. At all
fountains.
Sude Naifeh and wife are spending
the week with 4. L. King and wife
at Clayton.
Bulte's Excellence flour is positive
ly guaranteed by s.-Bettersworth
a. Prather.
First strawberries OF the 1910 crop
reached Hickman. Tuesday. being
shipped to J. l.. Amberg
II you never tasted PEPsoLINE
you don't know what you've missed.
You should always have a case OF
il In your pantry.
Hens sold at 10 cents per pound
on the Chicago market Monday. This
is the highest price ever recorded
there In the history of the trade.
PEPsoliNE, a delicious drink, bot.
tied by the Hickman 6ottIins Works,
for sale by all first class soda foun.
tains. Take a bottle home with you
only SC.
Bulte's Excellence is the name of
our new. high grade flour. guaranteed
TO be the best in Hickman. Your
money back IL not satisfied.-Betters-
worth a Prather
II. A. Tyler sold his fine stallion.
DIR. Roam, TO J. c. Stallings, of the
east end of the county. Price $500
The horse is five years old. and Mr.
Tyler was offered $500 for him when
he was a colt.
Sunday morning between 1 and q
o'clock. burglars drove wagon up to
the front door of Jake BUNS dry
goods store in Mound City, H.. and
loaded between $500 and $1,000 worth
of merchandise into IL. The thieves
have not been captured.
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage of Miss Martha Bess Hall to
Sidney c. Probert, April 3. at Louis
vile. The bride is a granddaughter
of Mrs. S. NJ. Hubbard, and is well
known in this city. She is also a
neice Of w. X. Hall. OF Fulton.
For the first time In several years
a jury In Mississippi county has found
a man guilty of capital crime and
sentenced him to meet the extreme
penalty OF the law. George Albert
Jackson is the man condemned, and
his crime was that OF rape upon Mrs.
Isophenia Henderson, an aged widow,
who lives with her son near Birds
Point, ON the 2Sth day of October,
1903.
Hon. II. T. Tyler, accompanied by
his wife, left Tuesday for st. Louis
20 be treated by specialist for a
form OF heart trouble. Mr.. Tyler has
not enjoyed good health for some
time and spent part of the winter
in Florida with the hope Of being
benefited. but II seems that his con-
1ition was unchanged when he re-
turned last week. His many friends
here hope for his speedy recovery.
\. Il. Luttrell showed us very in
teresting document this week-a deed
made to z. Motadden from John Lut'
trell-which is lOS years old. The
property conveyed is located on Lick
Branch, Red River. In Christian coun-
", Ky, containing 100 acres and was
sold for 90 pounds. John Clark was
county clerk. This is probably one
OF the oldest deeds now In existence,
as the state was in its infancy at
that time.
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Save5%
on your
Grocery
Bill

Our coupon system Is being hearth
Iy Endorse by everyone. This Is
evident from the Increase In our busI.
ness. And whyf Because t.
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A. M. TYLER
Attorney = az : Law

am now located at Padu-
cab, but Will continue to prae-
tloe In the courts Of Fulton
county and will be In Hickman
every 2nd and 4th Monday.
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Garden seed at Bettersworth 4
Prather's.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-04-14

You can get REQ at Helm a Eni.
sons.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-04-14

We serve REo--liarris Ice Cream
Parlors.
The Clinton Gazette says: Becaus
the Legislative committee saw III to
whitewash the members OF the Sen
ate accused of accepting brides is no
reason why a fearless grand jury
could not dig up the real eulprits. II
there are any guilty ones, and of
this there seems to be no reasonable
doubt.
Cecil Clay, OF Chicago. is here Wis
iting relatives and old Hickman
friends this week lie has been away
from Hickman about seven years and
was agreeably surprised at the rapid
growth OF the town since his depar-
ture.
Mrs. Mamie Kingman returned last
Thursday from a visit with Mrs. j.
+. Royster, at Fulton.
%
OF course prices for plumbing and
thinning will come down now. but you
will have 10 get my prices to see Just
how low they go.-John Cotton.
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We serve REo--larris Ice Cream
Parlors.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-06
TELLS DR.. GAYER TO END FAST
Dr.. Young Thinks It About Time fer
'sImproving Process to Halt.

Dr.. Gustav H Gsyer, president OF the
Society for Applied Psychics, viii enter into
his fourth week OF an indefinite fasting
feat et his home, No. 1s1 West sc street,
to-day. Although advised yesterday b. DR..
William E Young. Of No IS West s5th
street. who IS examining him every day, TO
give up the fast, owing to tbs loss OF too
much weight, Dr.. Geye- said that he in
tends TO abstain from food for st least
thirty days.
In three weeks Dr. Gayer has lost twenty
seven pounds, having weighed 30 pounds
when he began fasting He is fasting
chiefly for the purpose, he says, Of cleans
ing the body, purifying the blood and I'm
proving the sub-conscious mind. He was
more convinced than ever, he said yester-
dav that the experience was doing ali
these.
'I feel perfectly happy, It does not inter
fere with my regular routine business, and
if have such strong faith IN the feat, Why
should ] give Il upc he said
Dr. Young when seen yesterday said that
Dr. C5ayer was growing too thin 10 suit
him. and he thought it about time for his
patient to stop fasting. His last ezenira-
ton Of him, he said, showed pulse Of 50
and 4 temrerature Of es.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-06
sUILY MISSION SUCCEEDS
Cowboys Returning with Former Cotton
King Indignant at Buffalo" Jones.

Daniel 7. Sully, the former cotton king
who has been abroad several months Win
his wife, returned yesterday on the liam
tIlrg-Anerican liner Cincinnati. He SAID
his visit was one OF pleasure and business
and that while abroad he had Underwritten
80 90 600 bonds Of the American Cotton Sc
curities Company, Of which he Is secretary
and John Hays Hammond president
Tho Cincinnati also brought in Two dis
grl,rtled cowboys Of New Mexico, who had
been roping Wild beasts il Africa for q
motion picture company. They are Marshall
u Iovelace. known as the "Rustler," and
Ambrose Means. Buffalo Jones, who
headed the party, arrived here several days
azo. and when the cowpunchers heard that
he had told OF attacking lions with e lariat
they Indignantly declared they had done
New-York tribune., 1910-06-06
PRINT CLOTH MARKET.
rRv Telerranh to The r-,,,,ne !

BY Telegraph to The Tribune.
Fall River, Mass, June 5.-There was
rather quiet trading in the print cloth mar
ket last week, and the total sales are esti-
mated at 75,eCo pieces. Tho sharp decline
IN cettcn had the effect Of intimidating
manufacturers, and although buyers were
willing in some instances to take on addi-
tonal business, the mills were slow sellers
and the general volume Of business was
restricted. The governments report on
Thursday, which placed the condition Of
cotton I'D to May . at s. per cent. against
SLl per cent for the same date d year ago,
did not affect trading in this city
The drop in cotton early in the week was
anticipated, in view Of the governments s
report. and consequently when the gov
ernments figures were announced they did
not cause even the slightest ripple in the
trade. There vas q disposition on the part
OF some buyers to force prices down, II be-
ing used as an argument that inasmuch
as cotton receded, cloth values should show
2 corresponding attitude, but the mills were
firm in asking prices. and the market quo
tations were maintained. Mill treasurers
are doing their best to strengthen the mar
ket and are not disposing of their product
at z loss, which has been the fact in sew
eral instances. Wide and medium wide
goods came in for much call. but mills
generally declined the bids which were Of
fered
Printers styles were in demand but the
prices were off, and therefore little bust
ness was actually done. The market closed
for the weeh. with the demand fairly active
and the mills slow sellers. The quotations:
2S-inch 64xszs, cents, nominal; 2S-inch e4x
COS, 31a cents; 2T-inch 64x60s, 5-16 cents;
Z7-inch 56x56s, 1-16 cents bid; S515-irch SIX
64s, 81 cents Se-inch 6Sx72s. 81. cents
New-York tribune., 1910-06-06
HOPE TO END CHURCH WAR
France Expects to Make Terms
with Bishops.

Paris. May 2s-while semi-oficial Vati-
can reports from Rome deny that any ar
rangement between the government of
France and the Catholic Church will ever
be possible without direct negotiations
with the Pope, there are the best of rea-
sons here for believing that a considerable
section Of the French episcopate continues
its endeavors TO induce the Vatican TO
modify its hitherto unconciliatory attitude.
NJ BRAND, the author Of the separation
Law, and now the Premier of France, has
always been anxious 10 restore religious
peace in the country and stop the Catholic
cry Of persecution, practically his only con-
dition being insistsnce on the Churchs s
recognition Of the separation as an accom-
plished fact Under his inspiration conces-
sions have been repeatedly offered, which
would give the Church a legal status, but
although a minority OF the episcopate
secretly sympathized and was ready to sec
ond his efforts. the Vatican Invariably de-
cIined TO give its approval
Beginning with the refusal TO form as
sociations cuItueIes,'' which would have
enabled the Church 10 retain all of its
property, every subsequent effort at coll
ciIiation has been repulsed. Nevertheless,
II Is certain that the government still
advised the Erench bishops that Il is will
ing 10 treat with them, but not with the
Vatican, on the following points: Attri-
button OF church property not yet taken
over, legaiization CT ser1tnsries not pre-
scribed by law and recognition Of the
Catholic schools. ''ecolles HIRES" provid-
ing they are subject TO the control of in
spectors Of the Academy; that is, permit
ting the Academy 20 interdict certain books
without being able TO impose any on the
schools: ali this. provided the bishops &C
cept the separation isT and renoUnce
claims for the future.
Ths government has also let Il be under
stood that the bishops can submit tbs
terms OF the arrangement to Rome for sp-
proyal. only insisting that the agreement
must be between the government and the
French bishops and not between the
French government and the Pope. Car
d:raI CU-liIle's recent visit 10 Rome, de
spite deniaIs, IS believed 70 be connected
with these so-called negotiations. but all
the reports indicate that the Vatican, while
somewhat less obdurate and anxious 70
reach z settlement which viii improve the
oeclcrable situation Of the Church IN
France, refuses absolutely to yield on the
main point-nar,ely, direct negotiations
with Rome.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-06
french BALLOT REFORM
,..,-.st Shown in the Recent
wv Belgian Elections
PROPORTIONAL SYSTEM
..s of Minority Strengthened
h Experts Oppose Plural
votinp-Results.

zssv es.-En France, where cleo
-.--s Is now the issue OF the hour.
" -+ elections ia Belgium we're
" -,t5 special interest because there
,--s+son proportionelle.~ or ~ P"
;. <snniarIy called here, IS IN fun
r. p" is Al elaborately
aut system 10 give all political
., q community representation ar
= ~ The number OF votes poiied' IN
lords. the abandonment Of the alb
-. 5o--inssion Of majority rule no" In
r-.,oe ard most other Continental
g. .--,s+i-c system of electins members
! - ,--,-,l,e- cf De1uties. n whose hands
z, -.,.i-zI rower Of tie state IS concen-
: s=ve-elv criticised, not only or
- that rnajorities IN small local
-, -sal-e local considerations OFT
- -,+s-nal interests. but on .he bros der
- hat the rainorities, oftenrires only
So votes behind she najorities, have no
: .-+s-,c- at al. and no means of hsv-
- voices heard in the councils o.
s-. zation- s,s
-. s,s--irr from eight to ftteen depu-
- general Platform Eith proportion
-s1-sss-rztto- for rhe --1incrlties when
- Of sufzcient size 70 cast votes o.
-.rrsctabls dimensions
re ele--c-zl experts sent e Belgium
.---.r,v commend the system there. but
- p, re plural voting enjoyed By larger
.---svs-s srd persons with certain ao-
- scr-z1,onal a-rzirnencS. = sample
= - -l-e s-xren1 works IN Belgium,
g.-.g---i-g t,s oussticn o. plural voting,
= = rs-he-ed from The results ~ Ant
=, --Le-s thirteen seats were 70 be filled
- cs-holic riclzet polled s2,SIs votes,
-. s,e-al $3.50 and 1hs Socialist 1e,I2t-
.-s.- -hs z-s-e- os majority rule the
c.tA,,i-s v-c-I5 have captured the entire
.ss-..e- szs-s Tr5e- rhe p ?" system
- >. -za -o-z- votss -sceived BY E ticket
=, sf--i-e5 ~ 9 E Z u 70 Is and the
,yo-,e--s c. -aese divisions became N tae
--ss- n ----e--csL precedence, tbs order o9
,v-si-g he seers between he parties
z--,is particular case Il resulted n Civ
- t-s t-sr sssc 10 Ihs first Csrholic,- TIE
-s----5 -o Liberal. third, Catholic
1a----r T.,5e-zl- zs-h. Catholic sixth, Lib
>, ss~snra. Catholic. eighth Liberal
----r Socialist. rsnt1. Catholic- eleventh,
oy--oI,c. twelfth. L1be-sl. and thirteenth
ozt-ol--
IN c-ae- words, -he Catholics On their
,,-sl 7o-e ob1s1-e6 seven seats. the LIB
s-sls ire and the Socialists one, which
-o-l-s or almost automatically accord
~ 70 the proportion cf votes cast
* interesting 70 note that n France
zsio-,.iss rule in politics, hut IN stock
rsr1a-iss zr6 corporations the Law takes
rs--icrlsr pains IN prevent sn individual
/ or rzo from controlling
Dis-ssL's failure 70 know this French
,sr zzs his cause Cf enc of the great hu-
rg.sr.ons of his life. when the English
govsrn-e-r through his ins-rumentality
succeeded n ruylrg majority Of the
ghs-sE cf Tie Suez Canal When the next
meeting OF the stockholders occurred the
Taglish government found that its voting
rsvs- was Lr--cs5 and that 81 was in
i H5aeEi-y. and to-day the French sLoekhcld-
srs slthough q minority. control the Suez
CsHE
New-York tribune., 1910-06-06
GIRL ovERCoMEs ARMED MAN
sefzsr Bottle. n Good Hands. Better
Weapon than Gun

seeing q man crCuchiug under the
klcasa table early yesterday morning.
I t1sz Trs5z Dc--rslE. Of Nc I'll Henry
t--ss- threw s=l-zar boCtle striking him
81 -as tscz. and then hit him on the head
vt- trrrble-
The nan who proved 10 be Max Levine,
q N I2s Allen street, fired Z shot, but
~ HOOD streg1ulug down his face had
blinded nm suC r1s bullet went wild.
treaa Dolnsky jztbed a finger Of each hand
IN lis rnourh and began 10 stretch It, and
rs ne ms1 Eelled IN pain Bernard Dolinsly
raa n and dlsa-re5 him. The family then
Aat IN Levine ur-r a policeman arrived
is-
sgist-zte Cornell ccmplimented Miss
1a--sEy In TIE Essex Market Court by
'eAng hs- that The man that got her
Nold be lucky. Levine. who was Z sorry
s2sctacls was held iv $500 bail
New-York tribune., 1910-06-06
BERGER TO DEFEND SOCIALISM.

It was announced last evening by the
executive committee OF the New York local
of the Socialist party that Victor Berger,
leader of the Milwaukee Socialists, who is
still in New York, would make a reply to
the statements in the speech Of President
Taft on Saturday. in which he said that
socialism had become a menace, at a meet
ing in Lyric Hall, Sixth avenue, near fist
street tonight
New-York tribune., 1910-06-06
NOTICE OF SUMMONS.

SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY
sumrnons.--Rose Simmons. Plaintiff. against
nell. .MzTy'' Large. widow Of oscar A Large,
late Of AIbeny. New york, deceased (the name
MAR being fictitious the real name OF said
Attendant being unknown 10 plaintiff John
Doe Richard Roe, and all others, II any there
be heirs al Law. issue. descendants, oeVisees'
grantees. assignees and successors IN interest
the husbands and wives OF such heirs At law,
issue descendants, devisees. grantees assignees
and other successors IN INTEREST," II aEy @ Lnere
be- Of Oscar a. Large. deceased Defendants.
To the above named defendants; You are
hereby summoned 10 answer the complaint IN
his action. and TO serve copy Of your an
svyer OF the Plaintiffs Attorney within twenty
dav. after the service of this summons, ex-
ciIsive OF the day Of service: and in case OF
yyi I'll be taken sEainst you by default for the
relief demanded in the complaint
Trial desired in the County OF New York
dated November 3Gth. 1909.
o4are ana Postofice Address 50 Broadway
borough Of Manhattan. New York City
To clara Ryan, Mar" Large. widow Of
Oscar a Large. late Of albany. New York. de-
Tesi name Of said defendant being unknoWn
IA pIatnttffD: John Dos, Richard Roe, and All
others. II any there be. heiss al law. issue de.
-cepdauts devisees. grantees, assignees and
successort IN interest, the husbands and wives
OF such heirs at Law issue, desGenoanns dttr s,,c
cossors in interest IL any there be, Of oscar 4
Le1f 1fee Foregoing summons is served upon you.
~ ,1blication. pursuant to order OF Hon.
y 49,. Blanchard. a Justice of the Su-
| oo-e-,G Court of the state OF New York, dated
ths 97+b DAY Of April, 1910 and filed with the
Iav,1iaint in the ofice OF the clerk Of the
Sobtv Of New York. at the County Court
fIense IN the Borough OF Manhattan, City OF
NeT 40 7. LEWIS, Attorney for Plaintiff.
~ Broadway, New York city.
-7-agF71T COURT OF THE STATE OF NEW
~ Kew York County.-Louis Woln.
,,e,n,Gg against Annie Wolf. Defendant
! .ai!i ii for absolute divorce. Trial desired
ACtlOix- ixx---lr County. To the above named de-
49, Won are hereby summoned TO answer
Isnde.-1 -, nIaint in this action ana TO &
me - Sour answer on the plaintiffs attor-
copy oa,Llr twenty days after the service Of
rey Na--,ors exclusive OF the day Of service
TINS tuasz 81 your failure 20 appear or an
ano i. i.s'S1nsnt will be taken against you by
sE'sr, set the relief demanded in the com
plant -, vork Aprfl 22nd 1910
Dets-' SAMUEL HOFFMAN.
Attorney for Plaintiff
- -. 2 O. Address. $40 Broadway. Bor-
once ~ nsanhattan. New York CITY.
ouE o. Ohoye named defendant: The fore
70 tLs tLs.-,ops Is served upon you by publi-
going sILi-l-ss,srt 10 an order Of the Hon.
cation. PHsrsn~hsrd. Justice OF the Supre me
James = - state cf New York. dated April
Court Q! anS Nled with the complaint in the
2lst. 1slot - r-,srk Of the County of New York
once OF Or Ssv Of APRIL. 1910.
| on the S-eg- Ycrk, Apr!l 22nd lglo.
Dated -" SAMUEL HOFFMAN,.
Attorney for Plafntir.
= ADDRESS. $50 Broadway. New
1 once alo
New-York tribune., 1910-06-06

.-,vrAfFNTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
ApVEEtSt rTibuns received st their lptown
1or Ins 5ees broadway. between Seth and
once. No 1yygYa a o'clock .. n AdvertISern snts
s7th sts' ~ the following Branch oraees at reg;
Ss: .sF SP'i ase 9sl?'F 81. 3! Oh e.
sth ave- s., 8 vast lAth ST.; 257 West 42c 81,
i:;s 7tS ard sts avss 2ss Tsit sis. i[oth 15cs
1883 Sd ZVS-. eo,h Ct lS7 East 125th 81. 45o
~ as: .s sse $50 % ave. and any American
T,st-.ct relegEsph 0a's-
New-York tribune., 1910-06-06

the roping. while Buffalo" had taken the
credit Also on the steamer were Major
and Mrs. J. II. Wynne
New-York tribune., 1910-06-06
REMEDIES.

TI0ROTCU PERMANENT CURES in cases
~ BLOOD POISON. NERVOUS DEBILITY.
BLADDER CoNPI-AISts and ksnared ais-
~ old. those desiring only nrst class scientine
trsatrnsnr should calL D.. BoNscAUR. the Esi
known specialist. % West Ss-n 81 EoIlrs s-Ss -
New-York tribune., 1910-06-06
BOARD AND ROOMS.

75S WEST SID sT.-Evsry room bath steam
heat hot water parquet noors: excellent table
doctor's apartment
New-York tribune., 1910-06-06
SAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS.
BID Asket

san Francisco. June 5.-The ofhcle4 CLOS
Ing quotations for mining stocks yesterday
we're as follows:
New-York tribune., 1910-06-06
uPHoLsrEREp. FTv
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS

ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
for The Tribune received at their Uptown
once. No 1884 Broadway, between 3eth and
s7th sts until O'Clock p m Advertisements
-.-.i,ed at the following branch Offices at reg
la orSce rates until o'clock ?. m. viz: 264
ear ave. 8 e cor. 2sd ST.: l5s 9th ave. cor.
1ath a.. io4 East 14th at: 25T west 42d ST..
,,stvsen Tth and sth avss: 263 West 125rn st /:
4nss 80 ave; 1926 5d ave. near oIst ST. 1To5
Ist ave. near ssth St: l5T East 1c5th ST: T56
rrer,out ave: ESQ ga ave. and any American
Dlstriet Telegraph orles.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-06
FOR SALE.

BIG BARGATNs-sligntly used ONCE furniture.
ds.ks typewriters. cash registers adolns ma
chines rairneographs fling cabinets. safes ad-
S-assinx machines time clocks partitions. chee<
protectors BOOKCASES NaIaAIS . " l-1e- 81 eee
rteces tapestry. springs: where necessary
siIs core and gimp; frames cleaned and pol
irhed secs; slip covers. nve pieces. 20 order.
- niste any size. S4os: IN German linen:
(saIlis $40: with shrunk binding. Our repre-
sentative calls anywhere within % miles,
I4TH STREET UPHOLSTERY CO. Is East
I4+h street. Phone 2sO6 Stuyvesant-
New-York tribune., 1910-06-06
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
MORTGAGE LOANS.
ATTENTION

SAG interest on mortgage loans. Principal
Wsstchestsr and Bronx Title and Mortgage
Guaranty Company. I viii invest for you
HENRY T. HALEY. 103 Park Ave. n Y City
New-York tribune., 1910-06-06
PROPOSALS.

TREASURY DEPARTMEsT. OFFICE OF
rbe sIIpervisine Architect. Washington,
D. G. June l. l9iO.-sealee proposals VIII os
received al this Office until oeloek p. m. on
tba ooth day Of June 1910. and then opened,
for an interior pneumatic tlbe system Tor the
q s. custom House BuiEins. New fork;
n Y in accordance with ne cravings anu
sneclscation copies Of whi1 MAJ pc had al
this once. or az the once the Ch!ef ing. Eng.
neer ano supsrintsndsnt ac,s ,,o,,.A R,,iIsin1
New York ". Y. az the dissection o. tne
Supervising Architect JAMES hNOA TAI
L6R. Supervising Arehiteet
New-York tribune., 1910-06-06
HARRIS s VAUGHN,
.Iara HoteI. sth Ave. snd 5sth 81.

14i6 BroaGWaT leieptlonc o. 81
COTTAGE FOR RENT OR SALE.
Twilight Park. CatskiNs. Eight uniqueiy.
comfortably furnished rooms Aagntncen.
sesnery. Address OPEN DOOR 2S WeSr s5rd
St. New York. N L
New-York tribune., 1910-06-06

: 7. LEWIS, Attorney for Plaintiff.
~ Broadway, New York City
New-York tribune., 1910-06-06

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