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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-06-21
GIidden Tourists in Texas.
BY Associated Press.

Texarkana. Ark, June 21.-The Gid
den tourists crossed into Texae. shortly
after daybreak this morning. They
expect to reach Dallas tonight.s
New-York tribune., 1910-04-13
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Georse = Park to Title Insurance Co. assigns
Ella 5 West TO Maria White $500
SC. $50. 1'" 70 ana sn''
Joseph Ense1 tn Isaac Hsft and ano: 500.
Mutual IIfe Insurance Co Of New York 10
Emma l. Hoppe: $4,000
Edwin a Seiismsnn 81 al TO Robert G
TitIs duaraniee and Trust Co to German sav-
Michael ] Dowd 10 Sarah Dowd: $1,000
Margaret Reagan 20 Rachel Mamlock:
Matthew McNamara to Nora V Meade; 500
John Nolz % YorkviIle Bank. 2 assts: 81
American Bonding Co. OF Baltimore 10 Edwin
r A SeliEmsnn et al: 81
Abraham Heyman ct al exrs. 20 Julia VOgel.
sIf5s'
Rosie Cohn Rotary Realty co. 81
Light Machine Company to Rosie Cohn. 81.
Joseph Nidootsky John Munroe a Co; 81.
Rosie Cohn to Rotary Realty Co: 81.
Isaac Haft 90 Harry Chsrnas: 81
John Klein to Isprenz Bayer. 81.
Hermina Butt 20 Jacob Plat: 81.
American Mortgage co 10 Rockland Realty Co.
s20.ts6 80
Grace !. Hoffman. extrS. etc: William poIscn
to Francis Pendieton and ano. trustees: s. 600
800 w.
John Forster TO Charles ] Randall and
Ano: 81
Rockland County Realty Co 20 Daniel q wild
Ellwood Harlow. err sarah NJ EIlwcod. 20 ELL
wood. 81.
same 10 same. 81
William e Davis. eXr. Myra Church: 81
Same a. Adelaide Il carter (sn title): 81
Mark Ii Rogers u samuel Randall: 81
fitie Guarantee and Trust CO 10 sarah ~
Harlow. 5000
New-York tribune., 1910-04-13
NEW JERSEY ZONES ACTIVE
Sales at South Orange, Sea-
bright and New Brunswick.

Mooyer a. MarstOn have sold for the
estate OF George r. Turreu the property
al the southeast corner OF Scotland Road
snd Turreli avenue. South Orange. X. j., 10
q client This property has a frontage Of
2eo feet in Scotland Road and 30 feet in
Turren avenue. It is in the best residential
section Of South Orange
The purchaser VIII probably make some
Improvement TO the house and VIII occupy
u. This property was owned by the Tur-
reii family for about forty wears
ID. b. keeler, ir., has sold for John L.
Fraiey h-s estate on the Rumson bluff.
opposite SeabriEht X. J.. 10 Hugh Harts-
horne. who win occupy the house. TIE
property was formerly owned and occupied
by the late Robert DenoX Belknap.
The Meister & Bache Realty Company has
bought from =. Y. ID Ery-ing sixty acres
of land al Writings X. !. adjoining the
station OF tine Central Railroad OF New,
Jersey; the RulOn property. consisting OF
% acres, al Waretown. y. J.. near the
station OF the Pennsylvania Railroad. and
the Msillar tract at New Brunswick. y. J.
Il compriEcs s. acres.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-13
BIG DUANE STREET LEASE
Voorhees, Manufacturing Com
pany Rents Entire Building.

g. w. Barney has leased for Alphonse
Freund the building No. 3o9 Duane street;
for the Voorhees, Rubber Manufacturing
Company the store, basement and sub
basement No. 80 Nesey street: for Seaman.
Idchtenstein & Co the first, second and
third lofts al No. - Barclay street and the
first loft at No 81 Barclay street. and for
John J. McClusky the first loft al No. 252
Greenwich street.
Pierre NJ. clear has leased from the plans
FOR Louis Minsky for a term Of ten years
10 client the four stores in the seven
story Office building which he is erecting at
the southeast corner Of Second avenue and
18th street.
Warren g. Skiuin have rented 20 the A.
& i. Brown Company the store and base
ment I'm the New York Law School, Nos. 172
and Ia Fulton street. for term Of years.
The McVickar GaiIlard Realty Company
was associated with Julius Friend I'm the
lease made by John wanamaker to the
Northern Bank OF New York. affecting
the store al the northeast corner of Broad
way and Astor Place.
John J. Clancy & Co. have leased the
dwelling house No 34s West 55th street to
Elizabeth Byrnes: also the store AT No. 9Sl
Eighth avenue 10 the Colonial Laundry:
also the store Al No. ss5 Ninth avenue TO
B. Sahloff. and the building No. 1ss Wash
ington street 10 Fritschy Brothers for
term Of years.
The Charles r. Moves Company has
leased offices in the Fulton-Chambers
Building. Nos. 100 and 104 Fulton street. for
the 102-1O4 Fulton Street Company 20 Mos
cowitz Brothers: offices in Nos 90 and q
Liberty street for Mary p. Satterlee 10
William r. Thomas: for the Bertfield
Realty Company Offices in the Hanover
Square Building Nos. 13o and 1872 Pearl
street 10 James T. Johnstone and Walter
Winter. and large suites Of Offices in Nos.
81 and 80 Liberty street for the Lawyers
Title Insurance and Trust Company to
Walter G. Jones. Theodore Heinzhe and
Henry a. Czerny.
James p Whelan has leased for Cable
e. Taylor the three story dwelling house
No. 6l0 South Broadway, near Van Cort-
landt Park. TO Frederick s. Bonser.
George W. Taylor has leased to Mrs F
F. Naylor the three story dwelling house
No. CarS1 0venue and TO James Fee the
dwelling house No. I22 South Broadway
j. Arthur Fischer has leased for McDer-
mott Brothers 20 J. Bernstein for a term Of
years the ground floor store in No. 7sl Sixth
avenue. near 42d street. and the Office above
the store.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-13
RECORDED LEASES
with name and address Of lessee
April. u

AVENUE A. 1870. north store: John G Bauer to
William Msteiks: yrs from July !. 1910; $500
Address. l442 Avenue A.
AVENUE b. ~. store and cellar: George
Merz to John Semler x yrs from May j, 1910,
S3s4; address 2s5 Avenue y.
BROOK AVE. 25o. cor Of ISsth st, two
stores and part cellar. Louis Reichardt TO Will
lam Elvers. yrs from May ]. 1870
sl.l4o TO s1.44o: address. s3s Eagle ave.
BRoOME ST. cor OF Allen st. store and
basement; Harris Fine 20 Jacob Blaustein; yrs
from Nav 1. 1e10 81 1SO: address. ls9 Allen st
FULTON ST. lis. second loft; Albert A New
1o Iaio 8 81 eSs ssS 20 81 @ a5aInss I is Futon s st
LENOX AVE. 619. : W cor Of 141st st. store
and part basement. Frederick Menke &c Died
rich Muller; yrs from April !, 1910, $500 TO
81 800: address. 61e Lenox ave.
STONE ST. 50: Pearl st. ea: George Ehret to
Bruto 8 Jacks Restaurant and cafe Co a., ,yn yrs
address. T6l 9th ave
WESTCHESTER AVE = Of Castle Hill
ave. 23x70. store and basement: Mary NJ Hen Hen
. yrs renewal at 81 500 and WIS more at
Sl.s0O or s.. 900: $500 and sl.3O. address, 800
East 159th St
2D AVE. " cor Of 9th st. store. floor and
part Of cellar: BENJAMIN We'll 10 joseph 9
S4.2oo; address. 100 East 22d ST.
9TH AVE. 2I5. second floor. John II Halloran
to Or Frank Gum: yrs from May /. 1910;
81 800; address. 223 9th ave.
9TH AVE. 22o: Joshua L Post 10 Joseph L
Rosenberg: yrs from May !. 1910; IS 400: sd
dress go 9Th ave.
2sTH ST. IL West. space on second floor; Nil
lns Meyer 10 g " Berger. treasurer f spencer
Corset co: yrs from MAY /. 1910 y yrs renewal
at $1,000 $1,000 to $1,000; address, New Haven
Conn.
4eTH ST. n :. "a n or 5th ave. 24N63 2:
Charles Tboricy. corporation, to Dudley 1
Iarimore doing business I.arimore & CO; 9
yrs and II mos and 20 days from May l. 1910
privilege of 10 yrs renewaD; $500; address.
537 9th ave
ssTH ST. $40 to s84 East. s5xss: Anthony
FOth and ano. eNrs. to GucksteTn q Schwartz
CO. corporation: WIS from March I. 1910 IS
years renewaD: 81 600 address $40 East esth ST.
1OSTH ST AIS East: Antonio CaEgianO to
Nincenzo CoisntCnio; = yrs from May 1, 1910;
1.410: address. BPS East 18th st.
133D ST. la West. cor OF 9Th ave. sty
bldg: Patrick Oates TO Jerome Buese: yrs
from May !. 1910; s4.00o; address. 36S East
159th ST.
15STH ST. 499 East. of Brook ave.
store and part Of basement: Gustave w Beck to
Tony Bello; yrs and mos from May ], 1910;
$3.50 20 81 800. address 30S East 45th ct.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-13

sas7 OF: taxes etc. sii3 So: sub to a first mtg
Of $4,000 adjourned 20 April 10
islsT ST. b63. $. 24so II 2 Of Broadway
- 99xIi: sty dws. Life lns Co agt Will
lam Brosdbelt ct al g w Hubben atty. W
Enrich. ref: amt due. sis6 4o: to the plaintiff
for SIS 600
BY James l.. Wells 90.
81 AVE aTlp W 8 100 n : of i45;h ST. 25x
100 sty tenmt and store; Louis Miersch sgt
Charles Mierisch ct al: smith Williamson. atty;
II " Smith. ref: partition; To William T Rooney
for a client. for s3i. coo.
18TH ST. 2S2. :. l2s n Of Lincoln ave
2aNlG0 , 5ty tenrut: Henry Nembach aGt Rudolph
Mann et al: g A Steinmuller. atty; James
KesIney. ref: amt due 81 s04 ~; taxes, etc.
s629 30; sub 20 first mtg Of $4,000; 10 the
plaintiff for S15.e
BY J. n. Mayers
BROADWAY. . . cor 1s3d ST, 1oSx2: vacant /;
{ q Friend et al agt W Boeardcs 81 al; NJ X
Ryttenherg. atty; u Calm ref. PARTITION; 10
the plaintiff for 81 600.
The auction offerings to-day will be as
follows:
By James l.. Wells 90.
10NTH ST. n l3a n n OF Courtlandt ave.
50Xloe. vacant: A Drummond agt l. Dcik e
al; McKeen. B & NJ attys' W Arnold ref'
New-York tribune., 1910-04-13
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
Cwfth name and address Of lenders attorne
APRIL II.

with name and address Of lenders attorney }
APRIL -.
BRACKEN AVE $. 375 IT Of Jefferson
ave, jOx1O0: Jan 3. 1907; Fannie BerIowitz %
East aga st.
COOPER ST. $. 1T5 It Of Hawthorne st.
25xIO0: April II. 1905. Andrew J Larkin 10
Max Marx: So 900. address. 12s Broadway.
LOT III. map East fremont. 25xIO3: Feb
20, 1909 Nathaniel Landino to Frederick
Meyer and ano; S3,25O; address, 90 West
LOT 24s. map East fremont. esx15o; April
10. 1907; Frank Ramsteck 10 FREDERICK /
Guarantee and Trust Co. 176 Broadway.
SAME PROPERTY: April 10. 1907; same TO
Martha Sproat and ano; s2S33 "a attorney.
same
ris Randall: Sept 20. 10O+: Catherine W HOch-
staetter to Bowery Savings Bank; s12500; ad-
dress, corner Grand st and Bowery-
LOT 13a. map st RaymOnd's Park; sept 3.
1909: North Side CorniCe and Roofing Co 70
Frank Gass. Inc; $1,000; address. West Ches-
ter. y Y.
MARCHER AVE. S. 70 20 IT of Orchard
st. 23xIO3 II; June l. 1903; Katie Milne to
Giuseppe Fusco and ano; sl.soO' attorney
Robert " Todd 229 broadway
PROSPECT AVE. W s. 225.O6 II OF 149th at.
25xi00O2 oct 10 1903 Anna Landes 70 Arthur
d Hatcher: $500: attorney. r K segelstein.
VINEYARD PI. :. 80 IT OF 176th st. 2SxIo;
March % 1907: George Andrews TO { Julius
Iansbein: 500; attorneys. Lansbein & I-angbein.
302 Broadway
sTH AVE $50 to sss: 4sd st. 25e to 265 West
ApriI s. 1907. Theresa Abelsou to Patrick Kier-
nan: $40 900: attorney. Title Insurance co. i3o
Broadway.
10TH AVE s. 75.3 n n Of 4eth st, q. 1xl0o;
June II. 1892: John FullOn 10 Andrew Ewaid;
$1,000: attorney Edw p Orrell. 81 Chambers ST.
10TH AVE. n s. 244 2 II OF Emerson 81.
17O * irreg: Jan 81 1910: Charles Hense Realty
Co to Realty Operating Co; $500: address. 10
Wall ST.
18TH ST $ 342 n W q, 5th ave 21xTI: May
q 1907 Bonwit Teller & co to William B Riker
& Son: S25. 90. address. 3T3 9th
10TH ST s. AZ u of 9th ave. fsx1O0. 5;
APRIL .. 1899: Robert r Bennett and ano to
Lawyers Mortgage Insurance Co: $4,000; ad
dress. 80 Liberty ST.
ssTH ST. 443 and AS East: oct II. 1904
Jacob Kotlowsky et al to Roman Catholic Orphan
Asylum; $4,000; address, 470 Madison
18TH ST. n g. 223 ~ . Of Pleasant ave IIOx
$50: March IS, 1905: Jacob B Levine and ano to
Catharine w HOChstaetter: S24 600: attorney.
Title Guarantee and Trust co. i76 Broadway
18TH ST. s. 100 ~ W Of Home ave c5x1Oo:
Bergman, 81 800; attorney. Bergman, 1900
"a ave.
147TH ST 8. 1T5 n of Amsterdam ave.
Helen KnCkerbocker: SIS. TSo; attorney Title
Guarantee and Trust co. 1T6 broadway
1SOTH ST. : =. 7Ols II " ~ Mapes ave e5xss.
June & 1893: Cathar;ne NJ Kafne to Anna s
Finck: $4,000; attorney. Herman KudIich 22e
Broadway
1slST ST, cor 81 Nicholas ave. 25xl0o:
April IL. 1Hs; Edward Rafter trus 20 Empire
Mortgage Co. 5000. attorney. Seth S Terry ss
Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-13
STATEN ISLAND DEALS.

J. Sterling Drake has made the follow
ng sales at Westerleigh. For Mrs. A. IT,
Lewis 10 James Whitford. a plot 40xs0 feet
On College avenue. and for Ellyu J. Blake
to Irving s. Roney plot sox75 feet on
Neal Dow avenue.
The Princes Bay Realty Company sold a
house and two and three-qusrjer acres al
Princess Bay Staten Island. 20 an investor
The Meister & Bache Realty Company
las sold 20 j. Perene tho block front ~
ots on Cedar avenue. between Townsend
Lane and Madison avenue. South Beach.
Staten Island
New-York tribune., 1910-04-13

Sophia Fenstersr 70 Fensterert Ruhe
Building Co: 81 -2Gt parts: s3.1OO II -.
Anna N Fensterer 20 FenstererN " huhe
building Co; 50-Z61 parts; $1,000
Walter J Fenstersr 20 Fenrerer ~ NUM-
Building Co: % PSI parts. $1,000
Frances a 7. Haven et al trusteess 70 LAW
ysrs' Mortgage Co. $4,000 49,
Beatrice Pascaul 90 John ~ Hech-, sIVo To.
Johu u Roche TO Guardian Trust CO.
SIS. 0dC.
Ti,Ie Insurance co to German Savings Bank
SIS. 600
Abraham J Dworsky 20 Lena W Hoeher'
all title $1,000
house Sc 900.
Columbia Trust Co and anO 10 American
Missionary Association. sSoOoo
LAWYERS Mortgage 60 TO Margaret n Par
and anO: $4,000.
lawyers Mortgage Co to Maria L Vanderpoei:
s4s 600
Guarantee and Trust CO: sssts: SllI.cro.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-13


Real Estate Exchange sslesrooms. No l4
and Is Nesey street. resulted as follows:
BY Joseph p Day.
LEXINGTON AVE. ls6. " . e54 n n u 8ist
-. - GKl0D1 irreg. , Fiy dwg, stephen Good
enough AT Rarnahus Go5denOugh - al. Y Z De
Wolf atty. Phopnix Ingraham, ref. partition, 20
Samuel Duncan for 81. 20.
saTH ST s24 s. $50 n of 10th ave 2sK
1O04 = ~ tenrnt and store. J ~ Bowers ext,
efc Az Bessie B0hrick e. 81. NJ : B3rland. atty.
I.,ttletur FoN ri. amt due tl4 50 20. taxes.
etc S3i5 o.. 10 the plaintiff for klS.SO0.
I83p ST - - 50 n of Madison
ave e0ass H. four 3 sty dWgE: Louis Lese agt
Tsa1h NarRalk - a.. Iyse A q. atfys. 7 J No
Manus ref. amt due. SO - 81. taxes. etc.
s5T5 SO. the plaintin Tor S52 56a
i20TH ST. no. = r. 1919 n - Park ave.
20 I0Rll0 -. : sfy teumt. Anne Monaghan agt
q " Bsuschat 81 al Peter condor atty. "
s2is -. SUI % q prior mtg q $3.50. adjourned
O. April ~.
Tsy Bryan /. Kennedy.
lO5TH ST. Al. o. 50 10 p OF Manhattan
sve. is 41lo0 IL. Ety deg. A Beal 81 al.
ears etc agt NJ T. Stremmett - si. Henry
Merckle. atty. Leighton Gobdell, ref amt ous.
A31o4 Of. 'aRes etc. tsas 30. Sub 20 three mtgs
aggregating 81 7O5. adjourned sine die
ia2D st. sl9. a .. 3a0 u " q Courtlandt ave
gNlVo. Hty nat. u % Jackson sEt Johnston
itnsfe4 keaits 90 - a. 8 % Jackson atty. AZ N
Clarke. Ief. amt Que. S2i $40 ~. sub 10 mtg y
SO vOJ. 10 TIE pla,ntin Tor SOS 90
VALENTINE AVE 22a0 o ss7 >. n %
lh2d -. lehNea Kle sN6l .. > sty hrk sue t-nton
Bank ~ Brooklyn AK B A Basch ,t al y NJ a
Pau OrogL at. . II Goldsmith. ref: ant due
New-York tribune., 1910-04-13
RECENT BUYERS.

Mrs r Raub is the buyer of the dwell
ne No. 5l5 West 1850 street reported sold
-ecently by s Osgood PeH & co.
Miss n r. Tomonay is the purchaser
Of the -four story dwelling No Ils West
9th street 90. recently by the estate of
Robert Adams through SlaWson g. Hobbs.
81 John Smith is tho buyer of 10. l23
East 7oth street, sold recently by William
= Edgar
New-York tribune., 1910-04-13

Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust "a
yers Mortgage Co: assts. ss3. Ooo ->s-
Title Guarantee and Trust Co 70 Sarah NJ
low s3.500 ~ har~
Henry LippoId. trustee. to Annie y,,.
81 500 LAWN
same. as aduinistrator. 20 Henry r r1,....
trustee. 50 500 Nppo1
Caroline Hirsch % Abraham Hirsch- saooo
savoy Trust % y kafh Ellaa. q 90 N
New-York tribune., 1910-04-13

Edward c. Williams & co were the
brokers IN the sale Of the southeast corner
1f Park avenue and 18Th street. lO2 2rlOO
'eet. 10 Jaupole E Werner
the Lewis n. May Company has leased
or ]. J. Danaher bis cottage on Bsyaiew
avenue. Far Rockaway. Long Island. 10 /
Gilman Tor the season
New-York tribune., 1910-04-13
BUYS scARsDAIE TRACT.

Fish & Marvin have sold tract Of over
four acres on The Grange, Scarsdale, Y. Y.
to Mrs. Blanche Wetherin Walton, Of this
city. The buyer intends TO build a large
dwelling on the property in the near future.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-13
MECHANICS LIENS.

April. ~
SULLIVAN ST. 2i4 - 2fs. Arthur 7 p,
agt John Doe. owner Peirez & Levine ana -
vine Contracting Co. contractors, $3.50
9Th ST. u West. william y Har. a..
Nardi and wife. owners. George Fox. contrss..I
50 POI.
80 AVE 1903 % 1000. Louis r Shaps-d =.
Worcester Construction 90. owner, Morris ~
keI. contractor. S26f 10
New-York tribune., 1910-04-13
a s,,sooo PERMANENT LOAN.

emirh A. Phelps have secured Tor the
so.rebead Realty ara Constructor Com
any a building and permanent loan of
IA, o..e 10 De used in ihe construction a
o,,r ve-story apartment houses on the
New-York tribune., 1910-04-13
SALE OF mILLERroN FARM.

FSsh e. Marvin aud Miles D.. jerks have
lold q farm OF over Two hundred acres al
1sIlerton. ~. y a. q New York client. who
intends 90 improve The property for resi-
lenfisl purposes.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-13
Story HOUSE IN PARK AVENUE SOLD
Occupies Fine Murray Hill Site Adjoining Home of Edward F.
Whitney, of J. P. Morgan Co.


plot at the northeast corner OF Boston
Road and i64th street
New-York tribune., 1910-04-13

UNFINISHED APARTmENrs
New-York tribune., 1910-04-13
BOROUGH OF QUEENS.

A BUNGALOW TYPE OF HOUSE. THREE
blocks from third rail station. Twenty-Five
minutes from Manhattan; brick and stuCcO
construction; open fireplace. seven rooms
kitchen and bath and large attic. price 81 500
OWNER. Room 1852. 30 Church ST., New York
Telephone 1868 COrtlsndt
BRICK AND STONE DWELLING. ALI. IN
provements; ~ rooms. bathrooms: large
lawn: Washington and Lawrence SITS. Flushing
l.. l.: ss5. 900. will rent ELLIOTT BUSH
Ies Broadway. New York. local agents
New-York tribune., 1910-04-13
FURNIsHEo HoUsEs 10 IET.
COUNTRY.

ENCELLENTIY LOCATED FURNISHED
house, l. rooms. foot OF AdiroudaCks. r-sr
Lake Champiain, pure spring water. hot and
cold water. bath tub. hunting. boating. etc.
rent for season. $500. a a. STEW ENSON
Westport. y Y.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-13

TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-13
IN The AUCTION ROOMS.

The auction ssles held yesterday AZ the
Real Estate Exchange salesrooms No. l4
and IS Vesey street resulted as follows.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-13

ACT QUICK-THE OFFICIAL. TINE TABLE
as announced BY the PENNA. r. r. for their
opening In May reduces the actual running
time from HERALD SQUARE to various points
on L. I. Just ONE-HAfF. II thinking OF build
ing or investing send once for my ENCLU-
SIyF MAP Of desirable home sites. Prices will
positively more than double after the opening
J. BOLGER. Room 1908. I1O West 34th Street
New-York tribune., 1910-04-13
BOROUGH OF THE BRONN.

BARGAINS. - WILL. SUIT YOU: GOOD
neighbOrhood, near park; T. station five
minutes walk: elegant houses. oak trim. tiled
baths; flowers and vegetable gardens: private;
nice rooms bath: s5,5OO: twO-family N
rooms, baths. 50 900. two-fanily 13 rooms
baths. $500; easy terms. II. T. WOOD. so
Y a..
New-York tribune., 1910-04-13
FLORIDA 1O-Acre Farms,

Near st. Petersburg. Two to three crops per
year. No malaria mosquitoes. Price S25 per
acre until April 18th. $40 down and $40 per
month. No taxes until paid for. Possession
at once. Inspected and all represent attOns
guaranteed by Florida Association
New-York tribune., 1910-04-13

/ 1,aD ST $40 - 90 n W Of 10th ave. 2sx
/ % II: April u: yrs. per cent: .s AnIIr -
Neurer to Louisa wilson gold S+:oo: ,ss
| LAWYERS Title Guarantee and Trust Co. i"'
New-York tribune., 1910-04-13
McyICKAR, GAILLARD REALTY co.
long ISLAND.

ARTISTIC NUTLEY HOUSES. $4.T5O uP
choice lots $3.50 up LAMBERT. 90 Nassau
New-York tribune., 1910-04-13

LELAND INN. LONG BRANCH. y. BOOK
ings now for auto parties and clsmbakes
COUNTRY PROPERTY.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-13

Ia2D ST I1s West 2oxeaIin: Is part
April II: due. etc as per bond; Howard y Miner
TO Margaret X Kirkpatrick. of Woodchn Lssy ~.
y J 500; attorneys Williamson a smith, iA'
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-14
Men Made Young at Sixty

There is no excuse for being old at sixty
complaining about pains in the back stiffness in the
shoulders and legs, that tired feeling nervousness
indigestion and constipation It should not be- Ma
ture started you with constitution that ought to
held you good until eighty, and you ought to
feel like boy W. But you have overdone some
things and wasted your vitality You still have the
constitution. but the force That is electricity
and Ajax will restore it.
Look at the men who have used Ajax and you
will see men of force, men of power and confidence,
who respect themselves and are respected and
admired by their fellowmen
Wouldn't you like to be the man you We're few
years ago; to have the same ambitious spirit, the
strength and vitality that you used possess :?
Wouldn't you like to be free from pains and aches
and feel that you the equal in strength any
your age? You be.
"All that you lack is vitality-new life. You
like engine without steam-you haven't the motive
power to keep the machinery Of your body working
properly Anything that will restore your steam will
make a of you Drugs have been tried and
have failed. You know that; but Ajax cannot fail;
is electricity, and electricity is life That what
you require and few weeks of Ajax viii give
you health and happiness.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-14
great SUCCESS.
1.-The 1oord health normal sppy of electric r.
lily the body and the qUord disease lsucecy OF
that power. --Rof. Edgar L. Larkdn.

That the human body is electrical is longer a
theory among scientists and upto-date physicians
is generally conceded be absolute fact
Professor Edgar l. Larkin discussing the new phys
Iology, writes follows:
"A man. brain and body, is a battery and nerves
correspond wires It is certain that transmits
sion Of sensation over them is electric. Nerves have
been cut and galvanometer inserted. The needle
moved proving power is electric The hu-
man system is an electro-chernic battery and the life
principle is electrical The is here Drugs
are hard hit Sides intelligent physician
tells almost entirely stopped their use
The word health now means normal supply OF cleo
tricity in the body, and the word disease means an
insuffciency of that power"
DR. Albert J. Atkins the eminent California scien-
list is still at proving that principle in
electrical science is merely borrowed
from the human body We propel railroad trains and
automobiles by Of electricity and think it won
derful but the human dynamo has always how
TO propel itself and with skill and almost absolute
safety in either walking running. and Dr. At
kins that the millionaire in his automobile
and the hobo foot alike carried forward by
electric force
with mans ltornach as the only electric battery
Dr. Albert J. Atkins and E ]. Lewis recently charged
ordinary telephone apparatus that it conveyed
sound" says the San Francisco EXAMINER"
1.-The experiment made in the presence Of
number of medical and scientists of national
repute.
1T demonstrates that the human body is electric
battery
1.-The experiment consisted in the swallowing of
two platinum electrodes, so they touched the
walls of living stomach.
''By means of copper wires the electrodes were
nected with telephone and microphone. sensitive
instrument which greatly intensiies sound
There absolutely mechanical chemical
battery circuit yet the electrodes
were swallowed sufficiently walls of the
stomach human electricity flowed the wires rem
dering audible sounds electric charge measured
from to volts Weston galvanometer."