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New-York tribune., 1910-05-25
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
MANHATTAN.

BROADWAY-Arnold, Byrne & Baumann sold,
through William S. Baker, for the Sun Construc-
vator apartment house, at the southwest corner
of Broadway and 152d street. on plot 15ox1GO
houses recently completed on upper broadway
and has been held at s35o,0oo The transaction
is an all-cash one, there being no element Of
trade in the deal
LEXINGTON AVENUE-Peter G. Ottendorfer
cold for John Ottendorfer Nos. 1O45 and 1047
between 18th and 18th streets
WEST END AVENUE-Noah Freedman, of
c. Barnes to Mrs. Ada Mutner, No 355 West
End avenue four story dwelling house on lot
21x55 feet adjoining the southwest corner Of 11th
street.
MADISON AvENUE--G. seide Son sold
for Mrs Augusta Briefner No. 1882 Madison
avenue at the northwest corner of 1O4th
street. a four story building, on a lot 14.2rfo
feet.
OAK STREET, Tuott & Co. sold for a
client the six story tenement house No 80 oak
street, on a plot 31x1o9 feet
PATH sTREET-N. A Berwin & 60. sold
for client TO John Palmer No. 123 East Path
street three story building, on a lot 25xes
The buyer has no immediate plans for the
property.
psny sold No. 239 West S5th street a four
story building. a lot 21xes.9 feet. between
Seventh and Eighth avenues.
37TH STREET.-THE estate of Mary E. Full
Ier sold No. 81 East 37th street. four story
dwelling house on lot 25x9se feet, 20 Mr..
winthrop. The property was held at Sl5o,ooo.
18th STREET-Baumann & osorio sold for a
client of S. b. Goodale a. Son No. 12I West 4sth
street two story garage, on lot 22Klooo
feet, between Sixth and Seventh avenues.
nth STREET-John P. Kirwan sold for H.
x. Kimberly No 163 West 18th street three
story dwelling house. on a lot 17-exlo22 feet, 20
John &. Mcintyre
losD sTREET-Dr. Helen Cooley Palmer
bought No. 253 West 103d street three story
and basement dwelling house. lot 1sx50
feet. adjoining the northeast corner OF West End
avenue DIR. Palmer is the present tenant Title
20 the property stands in the name or webster
c. Powell jr
10TH STREET-Mary Jane Noonan sold No.
l77 East 10th street. five story hathouse. on
lot 17Klo0.lI feet.
18TH STREET.-THE d. L. Block Company
sold No. SIC West 135th street. between Broad
way and Riverside Drive, a five story new law
house. on a plot IS 9x99. IL feet, TO a client of
Reeve A. SILK & Co. for investment
151ST STREET-Dun & Brown Company
sold for John M cahill No. ST. West l5lst
street. three story and basement dwelling
house, 3oxio0 feet.
1s3D STREET.-THE Miles estate eold No.
$50 West 1880 street, three story dwelling
Kehoe. who owns No. 657. adjoining
THE BRONX.
HEATH AVENUE-Julus Scott sold for the
estate Of Maurice Rapp eleven lots on the east
side Of Heath avenue. south Of 230th street.
20 NJ. sholem, and reEold the same TO z.
Glayber-
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RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address of lessee
MAY "a

MAY "a.
AMSTERDAM AVE, w cor 109th st, store
Cristede and ano; s yrs from May l, 1910;
81 800; address. 1896 Amsterdam ave.
AMSTERDAM AVE, sos. store: Expert Realty
Co TO Charles MacKillip; yrs mos from
june /, 1910: $500; address Room 1909, 257
Broadway.
AVE A, 200, store and part basement:
Nellie Schwaf to Arthur r Schwab; 3 yrs from
May /, 1910; 81 800; address. 200 Ave A
BROADWAY, 3473. cor 142d st, part Of
store: Simon 3 & Max z Bernheimer 70 Emile
dress. 3473 Broadway
BARROW ST. to 13. store and basement
Michael Halanan to the William Alder Co; 3
yrs from May 1. 1910; So, $50; address. 1S6 West
4tl st.
BROADWAY, 1872. store and basement;
Thomas Ward to Donezitti Catering Co; 10 yrs
from July l. 1910; S1.50o; address, 1872 Broad
way
EAST BROADWAY. 9: Charles K Beekman.
exr, etc, to Frank Levy; 10 yrs from May I.
1907; 81, 400 and S2.7oo: address. East Broad
way.
Goldsticker and ano TO Horace R Daniels; yrs
from May 1. 1910; $500; address. Il Beck
man ST.
HUDSON ST. 422, store. basement and fiat
above: Saul w Levy and to August c &
Ernst Kopf; 10 yrs from May 1. 1910; S1,o20;
address. 422 Hudson st.
RAE ST 645 store and basement; Bulorie
Frank to Harry standt: yrs from May l. 1910
with renewal: S720: address, 1o3 East ID St
SOUTH ST. 1875; Morris weinstein to Andrew
1907, to May l. 1914; 81. 500: address. 1875 South
St
1sT AVE. 81. store; Edward WormseT ,o,t to
Herman Weinsten; yrs from May l, 1910;
81 66S; address, IS West 21st st.
11TH AVE, Isl, store; Acme Mortgages CO to
Robert Weigel; 10 yrs from March j, 1910;
So 600; address, 151 18th ave.
Thomas Sharkey; 10 yrs from March 1, 1910;
S.. .920: address. 151 l1th ave.
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Interest 5 per cent unless otherwise stated.
MAY "a
MANHATTAN.
ALLEN ST, 10 5 sty brk. 25. 2x65,7: May a.:
due July 1911 % per cent; Ike sod breok to Leo
COLUMBUS AVE. 750, 5 sty brk 26. 6xloo;
May o. due per bond Simon Feigel to Title
Guarantee and Trust CO.. $4,000; address, 176
Broadway.
CLAREMoNT AVE. s. 1884 # Of 18th
st IS 1xIOo; due etc; as r, pHT oSn1 siag
$4,000; attorneys, Woodford. Bovee & Butcher,
1 Madison ave.
JAMES SLIP, /. 4 sty brk, 24xSe2 2x irreg
Rinnia W PsIfadina to Bendet Isaacs and ano:
81, 500: address. 200 Broadway.
LEWIS ST. 12o. sty brk 25x1oo Drior mtg
s25 OOO: May "a; yrs, per cent; Abraham
Ssyada and ano to Edward Miller: $1,000; at
torney, Sol a Cohn. 3o2 Broadway,
LEXINGTON AVE. S. 6s.2 # $ OF 10Th st;
2 lots, each 17x55; mtgs. each s13. 800: May 10;
yrs: Joseph T Tunney to James o'Brien; ST..
OO6: attorney. Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust
MADISON AVE. II, sty brk, 24-sx1oo lprior
mtg $50 s75); May %; due Nov %. 1910. per
cent; Pullman Holding Co TO Emmanuel Heiner;
S32 600. attorneys, Wolf & kohn. 2o3 Broadway
MERCER ST, and 8. sty brk. 37x46x irreg:
this and two folowing mtgs equal neq NAY -
Glover to Loriard Spencer; $500.
SAME PROPERTY; May %: due June IS,
1915. Az per cent; same to Eleanora l. S Cenci;
$500
1918 Az per cent: same TO William A Spencer:
S.. 500 address. 4S9 Madison ave.
MADISON AVE n e6th ST, 00.11IHo
fnrior mtg $50 oO0): May "a; yrs; Betty NJ
Hawkes. to George 4 Morrison; sS5o 600: address.
a3 Cedar ST
MADISON AVE e s. "A # n of path ST. "a 8x
100. this and two following mtgs equal lien:
Nav 23 due June Is 1911: Lima We'll to Loril-
lard Spencer; s27, ,625.
rAME PROPERTY. NAV p; due June Is
1o1I. same 70 William 4 Spencer; S2I625.
SAME PROPERTY: May II; due June IS
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LEASE HISTORIC BUILDING.

Martin Heilbut and Herman kleefeld,
OF Long Island City, have secured lease
Of the old Long Island City municipal
building, at the corner Of Jackson avenue
and Anable street, adjoining Court House
Square.
The building is the old city hall Of Long
Island City. The property belongs to DR..
James T. Trask
Under the lease, which has term of
twenty-one years, the Long Island City
men get possession not only of this build
ing but of lot adjoining the building
on jackson avenue and another fronting
On Court House Square. These lots VIII
be improved by the lessees.
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IN THE SUBURBAN ZONES.

Miller, McAIann & Donley have leased for
Waltert B. Nanny Breezy Point, three
acre estate with dwellings and outbuildings,
on the shore at Larchmont, to Mrs. w. Root
for the season.
Douglas Robinson, Charles S Brown &
CO. leased for Mrs. Helen Jones her
cottage at Huntington, Long Island, 10
Charles ". Kimball jr.. for the season.
Payson Mel. Merrill has leased for Miss
Katherine Ludington and Arthur c. Lud-
ington their cottage at Lyme. Conn, TO Miss
Susan VI. Mckim.
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RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and address of purchase
MAY "a
MkNHATTEN.


MANHATTEN.
COLUMBUS AVE. 152. 25 5x10o, 5 sty brk;
Abra ham Zirnn1ern TO Moses Zimmern; undivided
interest; Jan %. 1908 Cmtg s25ooo; 81; address.
760 Broadway.
HENRY ST. -e5. 25x1oo sty brk; Charles
Branneman to Mary NJ Brannemen: all title; b
anq gAMEs Msy s1P Ii aaTss st stv bTE s5h Bendet
Isaacs to Minnie Falladina (mtg 1900: April
%; sl0o address, 200 Broadway
4sTH ST. n > 125 it e Of 9th ave @ 15x1oo ;:
East 4eth st
s4x55; John ottendorfer to Joseph F Tunney
Cmtg Sc COO; May %: 81; address. below
SAME PROPERTY; Joseph Tunney TO Julie
Dupont Cmtg s27. .0O0l: May 10: 800. address,
100 East 42d 81.
LEWIS ST. Is and II. 4ox45x irreg. sty bTk:
Barn Barnet IL London to aa abraham ana London NOV z"
MADISON AVE, n W Goth st. 100 11x12o;
George Morrison to Betty NJ Hawks (Intg $50
Oo0l; g: May "a: S100: address. 46 Wall st
MADISON AVE. n cor Goth st. 100 11x120;
Betty NJ Hawks TO Madison Avenue and e6th
Street Co tnitg S115.oO0 May "a; s1oo address.
Room 1910. 1S5 Broadway.
MADISON AVE. II. d 6x10o. sty brk; Flea
nora L ) Cenci TO Lima We'll. all title: May IL;
SAME PROPERTY: William A Spencer ct al
TO same; all title: May 10: S1l0.50G,
SAME PROPERTY: Lima We'll to Pullman
Holding co 6mtg $50. T5o): May 20: sl0o' address.
456 East 10th st.
Mtft,fhS o. ana o oih'l-io' ".iliai, =, -
Spencer e. al to Frances l. Glover: all tttle' May
| 10: S24. 600.
SAME PROPERTY; Eleanora L Cenci to
same: all title; May II; 81; address. SO Will
! lam st.
MAIDEN LANE 50. 27x1ss sx irreg; Maiden
Lane, s4, 26.7x irreg. 3 sty brk; William A
Spencer ct al 20 City Real Estate Co: all
title; May 10: 100000; address. 17e Broad
way.
SAME PROPERTY; EIeanora L Cenci 70
same. all title; May IL; 81: address, JIG
Broadway
STANTON ST e. lbs II W of willett ST.
25x75; Christian Molle, exr, etc, TO Josephine
and Christian Molle and Adam c Molle: May
%; SIG. 900 address. Room sos, 25s Sroad-
way
SAME PROPERTY. Carrie. wife Of Joseph
l,Zink et al, beirs, etc 10 same; c; May 2S;
81 address. Room SOB. 25s Broadway
Isl AVE, 90, "a sx100. the lot, Chariss F
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SALES OF BROOKLYN PARCELS.

Augustus H Twins & Co. have sold for
Albert p. Kerr Nos 11O6, 11os, I110. 1112
and llI4 ST. Johns Place; also Nos. 433.
zs5. z37, z3e. al. zz3. AS and 447 Rogers
avenue. eli OF which are three story apart
raent houses, In the F1atbush district.
Burriu Brothers have sold the three story
sno basement brick and stone dwelling
house No 52e ID street, between Seventh
snd Eighth avenues, for Il G. Hague to
Arthur T. Quincy, for Occupancy. Also
iessed the following houses: No. zss Ath
Uwsst, between Seventh and Eighth avenues
New-York tribune., 1910-05-25

sEDGwICK AvENUEG. Tuoti & Co. sold
for client the three story nathouse. No. 1919
Sedgwick avenue
WEBSTER AVENUE. P. & E. j. Muir
ray sold for F. M. Edward plot, 5ox112 feet.
vacant. the west side of Webster avenue,
between Woodlawn Road and 2o5th street.
MANIDA STREET-The Meehan Building
Company sold two more OF their two FANNY
houses on Manida street No. S33 to Elizabeth
w Curtin and No S37 to Annie Eagan.
These make total of flve houses sold within
the last month. Manida street Is in the
Hunts Point section of The Bronx, near TO the
American Bank Note Company property.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-25
BUYING AT MOUNT VERNON.

The Wheeler Corporation has sold in the
last two weeks forty-one lots in Vernon
Park, Mount Vernon. The sales follows:
Lots 81 TO IA, q to so, sS, 80, 81 on Beech
wood avenue; lots 20. q, so. 81, 30. 80 on
Brookside avenue; lots q, 2S on Hillside
avenue; lots g, g. %, 30, So, 81. So, 36, 81.
IS. 81. g on Grandview avenue. This is
an indication that suburban real estate,
especially in Mount Vernon, is normally
active for this time of year.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-25
LONG BEACH HOTEL LEASED.

The lease of the Long Beach Hotel by the
Nassau Hotel Company to TIE Nassau
Operating Company was fled yesterday IN
the County Clerks Office at Mineola~ The
lease runs for twenty years from May l,
1910. at $4,000 q year, and includes the no
tel the boardwalk and fifteen lots of
ground. 1t is signed by Henry L. Gillespie.
president OF the Nassau Hotel Company,
and L. NJ. Boomer, treasurer of the Nassau
Operating Company.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-25
MANHATTAN ST. PROJECT.

The Cushman Baking Company is going TO
erect a new building at no. az Manhattan
street, and viii open store there. The
property adioins the present holdings Of the
company and was purchased recently from
Mrs. John Freese through Sydney S. Co
hen AS part OF the same deal J.. A. Cush-
man bought from Mrs. Freese the abutting
parcel st No. ze Lawrence street, a three
story building 2sxloO feet
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RECEIVER OF RENTS NAMED.

Justice Mccall. of the Supreme Court.
has appointed John J. Mackin receiver of
the rents of No. 237 East 56th street, a
five story tenement, in an action brought
by Ethel l. Best against Louis Sroka and
others TO foreclose a mortgage of 5000.
There is prior mortgage on the property
amounting to 10000.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-25
CITY GETS S536,OO0 FOR THREE PLOTS
Sites Form Part of the Property Bought as Right OF way
for Centre Street Loop Subway.
ss5o.ooo APARTMENT HOUSE ON THE HEIGHTS S

for A. r. johnson to Mrs. Alice Sayre, for
two years at $500 year; No 462 I'd
street, between Sixth and Seventh avenues.
for w. H. Jasper 10 A r. Philson, for three
years at $50 a year. and No. 5M I'd street,
between Seventh and Eighth avenues. for
johnson Ryerson to Mrs. G. ". Pendleton,
at $500 a year.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-25
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

Cwitsh narne and address OF lender. Attorney
MAY "a
BAY AVE, g. $50 IT y Of Main ct, sor1oo;
May Is, 1906; Lucy and Richard Weber. tr, ct
al. exrs to James Reynolds; 5000; attorneys,
Farley Weaver & Early. 229 broadway.
FORSYTH ST. 1872. $. 25x1o0: July 9. 1900:
Confined on mage thirteen
New-York tribune., 1910-05-25
NEW JERSEY
COUNTRY PROPERTY

HOT DAYS COMING. COOL GAZE Mas
VFvchmere Seashore Cottages tHarWlCn..- y
iightful bathing. kAPE. 500 West - -
xRTISTIC NUTLEy AOUSES. stIoe1 80
choice lots $3.50 up, LAMBERT. " -
at N Y.
FOR SAI.E-Farm and homestead hsai.-s y
suitable for summer home. For paIss...s,-x. y
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FURNISHED AousEs 10 III.
Country. =. y

UNFINISHED HOUSE FOR RENT. "a
August, large lawn. barn. sa-de, y. J.
DEkAY, Livingston Manor. SULLIVAN w. =
New-York tribune., 1910-05-25

BRICK AND STONE DWELLING. ALL y y
provements: IS rooms. bathrooris; 1;;....s-,
l. Il: sS5 600 or will rent ELLIOTT & 8pan
1s& Broadway. New York or local Assae.-- -
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UNFURNIsHED APARTMENTS.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

with name and address of lenders Attorney
Interest per cent unless otherwise stated.
MAY "a
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The auction sales yesterday held at the
Real Estate Exchange salesrooms, Nos ii
and is Vesey street, resulted as follows:
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WHITE CREEK

Ernest Allen was home over Sun
day.
Mrs. Alice,.Allen OF Bennington was
in town Sunday.
Mrs. Warren OF Cambridge Is visit.
ing her son at the creamery.
Mrs. B. w. Niles and her aunt, Mrs
Perry spent Thursday In North AID
ans.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Perry OF New
York are visiting at the home Of b.
w. Niles.
Mrs. Towsley and sons Of North
Adams spent the latter part OF the
week at the home of w. Il. Niles.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Briggs, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Bennett visited Mr..
and Mrs. Benjamin Quackenbush at
Hooslck Falls Sunday.
Rev. J. c. Mitchell is preaching a
series of sermons on The Making OF
a Man Sunday evening. Epworth
League, Z o'clock; preaching at 1880
The Ladies' Aid will give straw
berry and Ice cream festival at the
church Friday evening. May %. Re
member the ladies and the needed re
pair on the parsonage and give theil
festival your attendance and liberia
support.
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ALARGE CONTRACT.

When WI. Gokay the enterprising
druggist first offered a 80 cent pack.
age OF DIR. Towards specific for the
cure OF constipation and dyspepsia
at half price aud guaranteed to re.
turn the money II II did not cure he
thought It probable from HIS expert
ence with other medicines for these
diseases, that he would have n good
many packages returned. But al.
though he has sold hundreds OF bot.
ties not one has been brought back.
w. l.. Gokay wants every person IN
Bennington who has constipation dys-
pepsia, headaches or liver trouble TO
come to his store or send w. I. Go.
kay % cents by mail and get 60 dos.
es OF the best medicine ever made at
half the regular price with his per.
sonal guarantee TO refund the money
II Il does not cure.
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BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village fold Briefly
.or Busy Readers.

James J. Guiltinan is of duty be-
cause OF pleurisy
See the So hats at the New York
millinery parlor-
Henry Hicks Of Manchester was a
visitor in the village Wednesday.
Misses Annie, Amy and Irene Put
nam are spending the day in Troy.
The sales room Of the Holden Leon
ard Co, will be open Tuesdays only,
as formerly until further notice.
Mrs. Mary Hollis and son of Troy,
who have been visiting ner sister,
Mrs. H. c. Roster returned Wednes-
day.
James silk has been awarded the
contract for building the house that
Clarence l.. Holden is to erect this
season.
From now until Decoration Day the
New York Millinery Parlors, Library
building, will have on exhibition a
full line CT trimmed hats Of the new
est designs AS special these will
be sold for 30.
Oscar Nantel and bride of Montreal
are spending their honeymoon with
their cousin Mr.. and Mrs. George
Grafton OF Gage street. They will
also visit Plttsfeld, North Adams
| Williamstown. Rutland and Burling
| ton.
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Gu {. O0AaElLY
TEACHER CT
VIOLIN AND MANDOLIN
600 Main St. Bennington. Vt.
Engagements solicited Tor GOLD
smiths Orchestra.
PIANOS

FOR SALE TO RENT
and tuned, by L. j. Carpenter.
l will be in town until May
18th. Leave orders at Hud-
sons store.
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ECZEMA KILLED SLEEP

Il suffered with eczema for one year.
First OF all there were small white
pimples on my left hand and / had to
scratch until the blood came. Then
they would pun up and water would
run out. Wherever this water would
run there would be mNre pimples until
my whole left hand was n mass OF sores.
Then my other hand became affected
and they were like pieces OF raw meat.
Then Il came on my face, neck and
under my right arm so that | was
unable TO raise my arm for two weeks.
IL became so bad that / was obliged
10 give NJ work. About four months
ago / started 10 doctor and the doctor
told me Il was eczema. So he told me
10 get - ointment and soap. used
them for q month and they didn't do me
one bit Of good so tricd another doctor.
He gave nc thru Different kinds Of
medicines hat did not hcln me. was
unable 10 slccp at night end gave UP
al hone until | decided TO try the
Cuticura Remedies. used Cuticura
SOAP. Ointment and Rcsolvcnt ami am
curcd. Miss Morn Shultz. 2i3 n. Third
ST.. Reading. Pa. Jan. 4 and Z, 1909. ="
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DORSET

Edward Towslee Is working on the
Shuttleworth job in East Dorset.
Nothing tires one so thoroughly as
to go a fishing and not get bite!
AS a little French boy remarked,
I'm a goin ter fishin', amt yer wan
ter go?'
p. II. Kent entertained Messrs Ris-
ley, Cole and Buckley at a stag din
ner Sunday.
Albert Harwood's basket contained
a fine mess of trout Sunday, dressing
five pounds.
Plyn Ladd has been employed set
ting out several hundred fruit trees
on the premises of Ira Glover.
Weeks Brothers are painting the
residence of |. H. Glover which is one
OF the most imposing places in town.
G. Z. Buckley, r. H. Cole and C. E.
Risley all OF Hartford, Conn, were
registered at the Barrows House this
week.
l.. p. Snyder has sold his driving
horse to Mrs Harriet Humphrey OF
New York who owns summer resi-
dcnce here.
George Lille who has become ex-
pert In photography, took pictures Of
large group at the home OF John
lille this week
The family Of Edwin Lefeyre Of
Washington, y. c., arrived at their
summer home or the West road last
week. and are cordially welcomed by
their acquaintance here.
Several fowls were stolen from the
hennery OF II. Hogeboom Sunday
night. II is reported the culprits are
positively known and will be wise
not to repeat the offense.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Davis OF Brat
tleboro arrived at the home of ]. f.
Lille Saturday evening. Mrs. Davis
viii remain for some time for visit
with her parents while Mr.. Davis is
absent on business
Guests at the Barrows House car
ried In a fine mess Of trout Sunday.
People going to church met so many
| others with rod and line that one was
tempted to adapt the old conundrum
as to how many were going to St
Ives?" There must be something in
the old adage the better the day, the
better the deed" for the Sunday fish
ers had remarkably good luck in this
vicinity, while those who conscienti
ously waited till Monday only col
tired.
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MEAT PRICES REDUCED
Packers Come Down in Price Of Bet
ter Grades of Dressed Beef Cuts

Packers Come Down in Price Of Bet
ter Grades Of Dressed Beef Cuts
Chicago, May 1S.-A reduction of
one-half cent a pound was made in
the price of the better grades OF
dressed beef cuts yesterday while
cheaper grades rose the same.
The packers said that since the
public has awakened to the fact that
beef plates. chucks and rounds are as
nutritious as beef loins, ribs, though
the other cost is much lower, the de-
mand for the cheap cuts doubled.
Consequently they say they were com
PEELED to reduce the cost of ribs and
loins in order to equalize the demand
for the inexpensive parts.
This latest reduction brought No.
ribs to IAN and No. loins to Is
and % cents in January.
cents a pound as compared with l7h
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PEACE CONFERENCE IN SESSION
Albert Smiley It's Founder, Presides
and Three Hundred are Attending

Lake Mohonk. n. Y. May -
Three hundred of the best represen-
tatiyes OF the universal eace move
ment In America met here for the
opening Of the conference on inter
national arbitration. The meetings
will continue through Friday. Albert
l.. Smiley. Ill. d.. the founder of the
conference. presided. II Is expected
that William Jennings Bryan will ad-
dress the gathering tomorrow.
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less, and that should submit to them
Dr. win right the privacy of
your 'Favorie Prescription has cured
of thousands, of them the Of
regularly
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WELCOME WoRDS TO Women

Women who suffer with disorders peculiar to their
sex should write DR.. Pierce end receive free the
advice of physician of over 40 years experience
Of women. Every letter Of this sort has the most
careful consideration and is regarded sacredly
confidential. Many sensitively modest women write
fully to DR.. Pierce what they would shrink from
telling to their local physician. The local physician
is pretty sure TO say that he cannot do anything
without ian examination" DIR. Pierce holds that
these distastefuI examinations generally need