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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1911-05-17
I'm minulon sobotu bylo /,

- I'm minnlon sobotu bylo v
| Omaze zattcno 10 osob, ktere fidi-
ce antomobily, jelly = daleko vetsi
IryehIosii, nez jakou zakon dovolu-
je mtstskfm obyodu.
- Josef Vodak, l2lcty syn so.-
lomazsk6ho Obchodnika \ moukou,
Ibyl miDuly tyden pfeblednut ma
Union nadraN syym otcem, sc KITE
Irym mel jeti ma farmu do Craig k
babicee u k dedetkoyi. Otcc jcl
sam a synek, rozhlizejici sc ma vse-
chny strany, byI ponechan ma
drazni budoy6. Kdyz tam setryal
AZ do vetera byl bezradnym, u
jala Sc no policie, ktera mu po-
Iskytla noeleh "A rano jej doprovodi-
la dOmn.
- PAM Anna Lahoodoya, 27le-
III, Z. 6l2 sew. II. nj. pokusila Sc
v minnlych dnech 2 pfilisneho ste
sku po domove o sebeyrazdu pozi.
Tim yetsi ddyky laudana Neboha
byla iia delsi dobu nemocnd a mi
mo TO Sc il styskalo po matee, KITE.
ri zije v Gabriel, la. Chtcla tam
ieti, ale manlel ieji neehttl il TO
doyoliti, dokud by nebyla zeela
zdrdya, \ TO il hylo dnyodem k
sebevraldt. pon6yadz ysak byla
ii Y taS poskytnuta pomoc, soudi
sc, le budr pfi iiyott uehoyana
V sohotu yeeer hyl Y iednom
10 zayodu ma iii 10. al l7letl j,
lGlavm pfistilen pray6 ye chyili,
kdy Sc SNAIL vytahnouti kapsy
jistt prage neeo kupujiei leny pc.
Ineienku okolo stnjici deny strhly
ihnrd pokfik a, xadrteyse spuslle.
ho ytroslka, pfivolals polieii, kle,
ri ~ ho ujala a doprayila iei va
lpolieeiui staniei.
Alhef, Simpson spnsohil
uedtli dopoledne okoli ~ q Ga.
lpilol ave nemale ytruseni meal
kulemi,loueini. kdyi sythu spelu,
lhydlieihn y Marka sratil h semi a
~ u ial - ho skrliii l'ted iim
wal mu 4 kafsS sla "a pokf,k
Narkas = sehehnuvsieh - sousoda
lptieksAtala l~.liels pfvd kleon "
ssak SlmIssnn dal VA a,tk rerr.
se ia dvlsi ,lahu tFsaileim prunA
slssleganl hsl poltsli ,i,,henea, shy.
esn . taleen
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1911-05-17


je tam 2s,1lO, hrtisBi 1863, bro
skyoni 731, syestck 1s1S u tfcsDi
1882 Pokud 40 zprhyu tykd zeli.
nafstyi, III se mlnvi jen 0 zeli u TO
Du 10 hkrcch D'udouIIi tedy p0.
merry jenom pontknd pfiznjyymi,
bude lclosni 1rodn We Florence vi.
cc nez uspokojivon. Iprdya pima
Lctoysk6ho je zeyrubnd d pfesnd
4 my ytfiue, ~ y. ~ y. LetoyskS
jako assessor dostdI W6 poyinno.
sii 1plnt q nc pfj tom zodpoyeds
mem posiaycnt byl spise tlovflsem
nez 1fadnikem, ndc SO zdsodou -
=" kazdtmn stej1t n 10 jon 20 prhs
w u sprayedlposti",
n Washlbgt0nu dosIa jiz
zprdya, NJ presidentoyi 1'aftoyi ne
bude ~ zddnycb okoluOsti moz-
ngm s6fastniti ~ Iet0hbich slay.
nosli, pofddanScb jako kazdoro6.
no rytiu Ak.Sar.l}cn W dneeh od
n, zdH do I, fijna PresideDthy
tajennik postal jiz guyernertim
yyfozum6bi Y tom smydl spoln y
politoq6nim, n Il dmyslu jeho do
Omahy udan6 dobG pfijcii mn.
selo pro jiDG naIbhay6 okolnosli ~.
jiti, u zdr0ye6 / y dizzy m lastay6
p0Wdni.
- IIfbiiovDi spolek zdejn ozua.
mujc, ~ 50 slaynost zdobeui hro.
bG ma Ccsk6m Ndf0dnim hfbitoye
budc lei0sDiho foln k0uafi V Dedf.
ii, dDe ~. kyftna. V pddu ne.
pffzniVtb0 pOGasi bude pax odIo.
zena pa DedfIi pfisti /, !, na den
4. ccryna, Podrobny program
sIaynosti pfineseme Y elsie pfi.
slip, Pontvadz pax slaynoai po.
snvadDi Y den zdobeDi brObb ~.
Sly so yzdy yelikf pfizni tcsk6 We
fcjnosti, doufdme, ~ / 0a letosni ..
slave bnde 1tast u z6jem nejhoj.
ntjN.
se7s Jsem majitelcm 86 DON'T
q 366 nAjemnikh" " -- pekarsky
mistr v "Prazskych syadlen.
kAch". 49,
- Ma omazskych narozich Y
itchto dnech pozornost kolcnjd jdou.
cich poutaji pGknt umtleckt pla.
katy, ohIasujici pobosiinsk6 Wy.
sioupeni syttoyt umdlkynt sary
Bcrnhardoyd Y Omazc. kazdy,
komu ecskt afficheoye umtni ale,
spoi tr0chu zndmo, pred pIakdtem
sc zasiavi Il v nhdherngch linifch
n mtkkOn harmonii lehcc nahozc.
nSeh barvdcb lined poznd prhcj
yyDikajiciho cesktho malife Alton.
sa Marie Muehy, plakdt pfedsta
ynje Saru l,crnahardoyou, IN kite,
ron kleei dnse dayu, modlici se X
umeni. krajany ma vzdcnG dilo "a
npozoriiujeme. Pfi tom pfipomi.
name, ze jmenovand um6lkyne Y
Brandeisoyd diyadle yysioupi Y
proslul6 Rostandoy6 hfe "L'Ai.
glon' (Orlitckl jiz tuto ned6li.
.g Chcete vedcti, proc 10 me,
sic cervena? Dozvite 80 TO ma
Pra2skych svadlenkach v Soko.
lovne, dne 28. kvetna. 49,
Frank Howard Harry Jack,
son, ktefi byli zdeisi pollcii lapeni
ma podezfeni, w. So Omaze po.
sledni dobou dopusiii cele fady
loupoli, minulS tfden 50 policii Wy.
zpoyidali ~ syt minulosti pfi.
mali So ku sesti loupelim Tyto
proyedli u j Sampsona = I ao1
iif 20 ave- - kenucye 4 : 2aOl
Dewey ave-, A v Dreshcra y as.
2h1i lones al, j kramera Z 20s
jik ~ ave, 4 l.. Gala $50
Georgia ave a 4 l. lluffa q
ssla jackson al
Y sohotu yeeer knuala - i
sini liratti niyisn na iis ~ ul
potsankosa sahaya spolku "fu.
kok "a, tSnlJ. kicfa 80 y
ksi'iem ohle,iu dihy lahasnimu
Nthoru ssiafila suampulls Ma.
Nsltsa hsla eelna aeasluipi pfl
y haFnam eheersiNrni, snamsnitt
hudhs = naneists animasans uala
,lt nlrisli . dleahe PTS pAlnoe
kdy - pouse usradi n,sphAsell ku
- "a ,lenusam
Y mlaultph dnegh iednoha
NeapFa hNi nA ia lAA llnnslaa al
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-08-31

Dear Miss Grey:
Please help me by telling me
how to get rid OF head-lice.-
Reader.
Apply coal oil freely and
tie up the head in n towel over
night. In the morning shampoo
the hair and scalp thoroughly.
dry and comb carefully with fine
tooth comb.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-08-31
Tortured for Is Years

by a curo-defying stomach trouble
that baffled doctors. and resisted
all remedies he tried. John w.
Modders, of Moddersville, Mich,
seemed doomed He had to sell
his farm and give up work. His
neighbors said, Tho can't live much
longer" Whatever ate dis
tressed me-" he wrote, "till I tried
Electric Bitters, which worked
such wonders for me that can
now eat things I could not take for
years. It's surely q grand remedy
for stomach trouble" Just as
good for the liver and kidneys.
Every bottle guaranteed. Only soc
at Ryner Malstrom Drug Co.. 93S
Pacific ave.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-08-31

Dear Miss Grey:
What would be appropriate to
say to a bride when sending her a
wedding gift?-John.
A: Enclose your card on which
you have written your wishes for
her future happiness and prosper
ity.
To NJ. o. P.-I think the most
sensible thing TO do would be to
write him little note. saying
that perhaps both were wrong.
and that you didn't want to con-
tinue thinking badly of him or to
have him think badly of you. and
suggest that a little talk would
probably straighten things out, so
that you could at least be
friends. A simple, sincere digni-
fled note would probably appeal
to him much more strongly than
a poem or flower which he
might not understand. Frankness
and common sense are good
things to hold on to in your rela-
tions with a man. whether he Is
friend, or sweetheart or husband.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-08-31
WHOLESOME STORIES FOR THE LITTLE
FOLKS ARE ALWAYS TO BE FOUND ON
THIS PAGE. READ THEM TO THE kids"
Sozagety

MFR. and Mrs. w. II. Shoemake
! entertained number of their
friends dt picnic Tuesday even
ing at Ponce de Leon Springs
Friday evening the Phil Sheri-
dan Relief Corps will entertain at
cards at the armory.
j. w. CrandaII. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs 8. A. Crandall, left this morn
ing for his home in New York city
after an extended VISIT here with
his parents.
Miss Alice Gillette of Grand
Rapids, Mich, Is visiting with Mrs.
p. e. Eastman at the Hotel Bon
neville.
Miss Elizabeth Kachlein return
ed home this week from a three
weeks stay at Soap lake.
Chapter @ of the p. E. o. will
entertain at the home of Mrs. Bev-
erly Coiner, North Seventh and X
streets, Saturday afternoon in
honor of the national organizer,
Miss Prouty, who is in the city.
sIn honor of Mrs. Il. u. Saterlee,
Mrs. George H. Stone was hos
tess at luncheon today at her
home on South G street.
John Nicol and wife, 1915
North Mason avenue. have as
their guests Mrs. John M. Nicol of
Detroit and her son Harry,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-08-31
IF THAT WON T HIS YEARS PRIx DE ROME, AND n
MANS, SOUL PTOR, FIRST WOMAN TO WIN GRE

PARIS, Aug. 31.-The Prix de
Rome, that much coveted award
of artistic effort, has been won by
Miss Lucienne Heuvelmans, the
first woman since this prize was
instituted, some three centuries
ago, to receive it's recognition.
Miss Heuvelmans is the daugh-
ter of Paris cabinet maker. She
was only sixeten when she began
modelling in clay, taking night
lessons to advance with her
chosen profession. Her coura-
geous spirit is shown by the fact
that six times she has tried for
the prize of Rome" Never
daunted by defeat, she would
take up her work determined to
win, and by her thirtieth birth
day she has proved what a woman
can do in the face of great preju-
dice.
For years the question of the
admittanee of women students at
the Villa Medicf, Rome, where
Miss Heuvelmans will study, has
been agitated. While many bril-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-08-31
BE Sure to Have your Child Examined by
Good Doctor before Entering School this Year

These are all names that lead
to mistakes in the diagnosis OF
dangerous maladies.
To say that the school-ehild has
worms" often enormously con-
ceals the real fact that he has
contagious st. Vitus dance, or
adenoids.
How many mothers who read
this insist that the family physi-
clan suggest proper specialist
to make a physical examination
of the seven-year-old hopeful, and
a medical inspection of his school
rooms and teachers?
Shiny blaekboards, bad air,
poor or misdirected light, bad
print, soiled windows, glossy pa
per, close-range reading, conta-
gious diseases, dirt-all these I'M
dermine the general health of the
child, ruin his eyesight, and are
to chronic Indigestion,
nervousness, and defective vital
ity.
Ill-adjusted desks cause bone
deformities, and disgust with
school work.
BY stirring up germs, unclean
school-rooms, dry busting, broom
sweeping, and shuffling feet are
productive of tuberculosis and
diphtheria.
Cold lunches, careless feeding,
too little relaxation, deficient sun
light and fresh air lead to NAL
nutrition, wasting and poor blood.
Individual Sanitary drinking
cups, towels and utensils for each
child will aid materially in pre-
venting consumption, scarletina,
measles, mumps, colds, pneu-
diphtheria, sore threats,
tonsilitis, skin diseases, scabies
(itch), bad teeth, pediculosis, and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-08-31
DIR. MACY
OsTEOPATHIC sPECIALI.

OSTEOPATHIC SPECIALIST
Catarrh, Goftre, RifEUMATfsM, Kid
ney and Bladder Troubles. Weak
ness, Prostratic Ailments. Chronic
and Nervous Diseases. Eyes prop
erly examined and accurately fitted.
1210h PACIFIC AVE.
Next Door Natl. Bank of Commerce
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-08-31
NATIVES LIKE
LIQUOR TOO WELL
(By United Press leased wire.)

(By United Press leased Wfre.)
CAPE TOWN, South Africa,
Aug. 81. - One of the gray
est problems confronting the new
union of South Africa is the use
of liquor by the natives. Having
the solving OF this problem as It's
object, a great temperance move
ment was launched today through
meeting here of representatives
of nearly every temperance and re-
ligious organization in the union.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-08-31
THE FAMH YlPAGE
Nnthia6rey5
1ettcrs
Dear Miss Grey:

Dear Miss Grey:
What will clean a white straw
A.:-Seour with damp corn
meal, OF use oxalic acid. Use
precautions with the latter.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-08-31

editors Note-Dr. Hirshtssrg,
who is an authority in medicine
and has written two articles that
have already appeared in the
Times, gives briefly below many
causes of child's illness and the
way such diseases may be prevent
ed. In his articles written for the
Times he talks to mothers about
boys and girls of school age. But
what Dr.. Hirshberg has to say in
these articles is of serious interest
to all.)
BY LEONARD KEENE HIRSH-
BERG, b. A., NJ. ID.
The mother of 10 other children,
who is at last persuaded to have
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-08-31
ND MISS LUCIENNE HEUvEL,
GREAT PRIZE.

liant girls and women have COM
peted for this prize, a strong feel
ing existed among the men against
them as co-students. The work of
Miss Heuvelmans this year was so
superior, however, that the jury
could no longer keep her out, and
the three years study at Rome
that gees with the prize is now
hers
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-08-31

deformed chests ,and often feeble
mindedness.
She does not include In her
lexicon the fact that there are no
such things as growing pains. +"
or the predestined Catching of
or the prevention of
disease by liver pads, mustard
bags, chest-protectors, and belly
bands.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-08-31
Colored Glasses,
Something New

Let us explain. We examine
eyes and furnish glasses exclu-
sively. Best service.
CASWELL OPTICAL co.
734 st. Helens Ave.
Masonic Temple.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-08-31

A line of popular styles
dainty lace trimmed and co
ed embroidered Jabots. T
and Side Frills; choice ass,
ment of values to 3sc. III
Friday, choice .E'
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-08-31

her eleventh child examined by a
doctor before he enters school may
say she never heard of adenoids,
yet one child in every three truly
has them.
And those same, spongy Jumps,
so easily removed from the nose,
cause deafness, protruding teeth,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-31
LONDON
Hotel
Victoria

e. of Interest, Gordon Hotels. Ltd broadway New Yo
Rooms may be reserved by Marc onsrams free OF charge
(See back Of message forms)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-31
4 ME REALTY MARKET
!. DorceI in Fourth Avenue.
usar 18th Street, Sold.

u,ss rs, sold for the r, our 1 4S1rtaen
80 80 TO -Four Hundred ana ma l toa .,,
=. AI Fourth avenue Old four four . story
"a N' MOT 9Oxs5 feet. The parcei
aims; or s . north OF 2Sth street
rcs'eo ns,nss at Nos. io7 and -sos are
nc Ou .n,ss by O. L. Cushman & Co.
- Co. Ease having eight years vet 10
essT =. -cported that the new owner IS
. , !, FOR long lease Of the Gailaun
4 asur On the adjoining ssth street cor
q 60. estate will erect a twelve story.
se 60 loft building at No. l5S TO lSs
gsalr 80. street. According 10 the plans
Sc NJ McCaoe the building VIII cost
4 e.S nd viii be ready for next spring S
s'es This is only part Of the pan 'ne
rn ar4.,ye for the Improvement of their
sra - at this point. which consists OF
Fo'esS- avenue front and 200 feet on 9th
&c . scr streets. When this building is nm
s'f .' ~ e7th street corner Will be i'm
geo r,tb a similar structure. and then
r''s.s erect corner. and so on until the
i,' -. .,a,s Goa feet will be developed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-31
REALTY NOTES.

Maxwell is the purchaser Of
hs'',y - Ne. Q West 18th street. recent
lS - ~ Mooyer & Marston.
~ ,,svsrd corning Company. Of No. 40
io street has just secured the gem
e.Ne .ar,ract for converting the stable at
e. ,'s East 6sth street. owned by Mrs
,. Clark. into a garage with
-. =, the upper floors. The plans
So s,.r n-epared by f. r. BossanGe and
sg.lsr Rodman' - ,...e
II -,,o05 feet. al No. 3l5 TO s. West
.,r.s, near West End avenue. are
" o1ersd a, auction to-day by Herbert
s,.rrsn. as a result OF a foreclosure
- which the Greenwich Savings Bank
- s5e-mau will sell the plot at the
s,,Ast corner Of St. Nicholas and Fair
- avenues. l5xseO feet and irregular. to-
-o.rev
IS TANGO was associated a a broker
"a. sa,s OF Nos l2Ss and 124l Franklin
,v.pge The same broker negotiated the
..,sr, sale q No "A West i27th street.
~. Palermo x Son Construction Com
,,,y has filed plans. through Architects
y,s and Spriugstein. Tor two five story
,,s-,nspt houses 10 be erected on the
.'r,s side Of I'D street. lao feet west OF
,sspbon avenue. The estimated cost OF
.s.sraciures is slooeoo.
rhonas J. O'Reilly has been appointed
,r.rt o; the eight story apartment house
r.a,r as the Senior Arms. at No. S35
vss 18th street. bought recently by l.. B.
rskrsor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-31

FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool MAY 30 -WfGEAT-Spot dull. No .
red Western winter. no stock futures not re-
cefycd. CORN-Sro t-New American mixed, 10
stock. old quiet rs "a American, kiln
dried easv Is Tod futures not received. FLOUR
Winter patents. as. HOPS in London Pacific
COAST. L. isnij ijf BEEF-EXtra india mess.
81. 3f PORk-Piine mess Western Tfs Sd.
IIAMS-short cut. Fs- BACON-Cumherisnd
rut. Sis clear bellies sis ed. long clear mid
lles light 52s heavy. 5os short clear backs.
- i.DERS-oquaro. 43s LARD-Prlme
~, stern ti-rr 3. iis s.. American refined. pals.
40 "a CHEESE canadian nnest. white and
eolored new. ass. white Old. is; rolored No
stock BUTTER Finest United states. No
s,ocE Zoos. Sos TURPENTINE-spiriis. AZ
'rosIN Common. les ca. PETROLEUM-Re-
nn.d 6iAd LlNSEEp oil. i1s I'd COTTON
SEED Ou~-Hull refined. SPOT 27s Sd tai
rOW-Australien In London 32s 81.
London Nav 9O.-HAW UGAR-Centrifugal
tts AZ. fauscovado. los "a BEET SUGAR
rsr. Jos 4iad LfSsFEp--Caicutta. May-June
cfs 81 rfNsEED OIL. Sis SPERM OIL, az
IA. FFTROLEt M-Nmri lean rchncd, aitd
'rlrlts sisd CRPENTINE-sprits 49,
ROeIN American strained. les Cd. fine. lbs
Antwerp. May so-PErRoLEUM. 10 francs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-31
LIVESTOCK Market.

New York. May 30 1871. O..
BEE, ES-Tcceipts. - GAYS. o. as head. all
for slaughter so trade FOO live cattle. Feeling
steady with fairly liberal receipts expected for
Wednesday. Dressed beef slow az :. Hluc. No
later cables. Exports tomorrow, - cattle ana
50 sheep 20 Bermuda.
CAIN ES-Rec eipts oe1. mainly for butchers
direct Feeling weak a Few 'eals sold al s1G
& - per 100 r Dressed calves steady az ln'2p
lic FOR 81 dressed veals anf 1nloi1c tor coun-
trv calves With choice reaching lie.
Salee- Newton 90. = Neais, li0 10. AZ -
per 100 n. ] ff0 n IS -
SHEEP AND LANiB>-Rece ipts part late
rcstcrlarl "a cars cr !. 49, head. including
1ul. cars for the market. "a cars on sale. sheep
STEADY. lambs 3jc lower yearlings DUH ana 30
lower. cars uueod Common 90 good sheer
sold A. S5 5odS4 IS per 100 ~ Southern lambs
g. % - 81 for common To prime. l car. = 90
earrings 81 80. Dressed mutton steady dt fn
iofec dressed yearlings ~ l2nl dressed
lambs NJ 80 IL. few selected. Is
Saies-kerus Commission 20 ID lIsii,a
iamls - ~ average s. - per 100 n -',' 81 ~
s. -. 90 ~ ~ s 80. InsLoru vearllngs -
N az ~. r sheep. ilB n. 81 -. 3. III n. 80
Tobiu A. shannon 225 Virginia lambs. 20 D.
g 30 1870 90 n IS 81. FL common. > ~
81 % - virginia sheep. loo n. - 90 .
Newton 4 co S02 Buffalo Nearlings - ~ 60
10 ohio 70 n So. IS Ohio sheep. l03 m. - o,
< Sanders. 10 Virginia lambs, o. ~ - -
state warnings, - n. s.. lOI cullH. s2 ~ ~ 'oi
/ buck $50 ~. 81 %,
TO- Slaughter. NominaIy steady on Buffalo aHa
Western adv ces. .-. -, .
sales Oate' yesterday -kerns Iollrnls7lon -. /.
a state hogs eO n average. 50 - per lVp ID
rou-h 4SD 70. s..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-31
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

,,rtca0c Nav 90 ATrL E.-Reccipts.
090 steady beeves. 81 lon 81 40 Texas
steers. S4G0ds5 %; western. 81 500 - 80.
st,.i,ers and feeders. 81 g0ds5 -: COWS and
b.tfers s. 504ss So. calves. g. - IS HOGS
Receipts. $4,000. DC lower than early. Light.
s. S0 III SIS -. mixed. 81 700 SO 10, heavy, - go
=, a. az. rough S. GOm s. so. good 20 choice
b~e,y s. SoG So %. pigs. 81 500 81 -. bulk 81
sales g. % n s8 IN SHEEp-Recelp 900
,-e,l. n.tiva 81 25dS4 =. Western. 81 7Jfi
slS5' vrnrilnrs - 50er s. 80. lambs. native.
81 -5,f S. ~. western. 81 Tja 81.
'ttrriru,u Nav an-G Att E-Receip,s
s.- steady. salr 10 good shippers. 81 s. s. .
common 81 95HSl HOGS-Rece pts. 2sl6.
.tosd, and o. higher. tutcrcrs AID shippers.
az % 81 go common. 81 15ms6. sHEEP-Re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-31
TIE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
MANHATTAN

FOURTH AvE,cJ E--i.eo Hess has sold foI
., 80 40--sl2 Fourth Avenue Company Nos
II 400 AZ end 413 Fourth avenue. old four
ys- t;ll6i-gs m plot e0xs5 feet. The par
= Il Iocsts6 s6 feet north OF 2Sth street.
STH sTREE--Lson s. Altmayer and HARRY
v'vstr 500 for the Tigoroux estate the five
rrv business building No. Il West sam
s.rs., rus; rest Of FIFTH avenue. on lot rs
81 seet The property vas pure hasec by
W1aes Msrde!bsunl.
~ " eos East 126th street. q 1ve story
..lc,ns. CT IN l719o Il. 70 Abraham Fisch.
~ gives m exchange the I'VE story huilcinE
4. .ot = 9zleoIi fee a. No "a East 1lSth
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
BOROUGH OF QUEENS


q ROOMS AND TILE BATH. Gas AND
electric Ugh, parqGet foor7. sever connec-
,fou ruaradarnized streets. concrete SIDE
,,ellfs. heautiful shade trees best location one
hiorL ~ depot some corners $500 20 st'"o.
u MASTER & co. flnsning, l.. l---------
c,,,I.,.I7 "a FIST J. / on THE BEAUTIFUL
north shore Of Long Island. IS minutes ~
New york vie Penn. Tunnel. 80 minutes 10
5qtb ST. y =. g.. eXprets TROLLEY house,
reedv IN move into. T. J. SMITH. i23 East
a2d e. New YorK CITY
GREAT NECk ULLS-HALF BLOCK FROM
~aiiroad station. beautiful residences for sale
from s. 200 s14.5oo live ~ on. o. or houses
q, riie W. buiiS for YOU. \. Y. PRESSEi. l"4f
,fa~bridre Bldg Herald Square. New YORK
City. or Great Neck, L. 7
II n TT@TES IRON New YORK CITY.
FOREST HILLS. L. /.
10 roilpete houses from sbnu1 ~ Sl|'OV
CORD NEVER DEVELOPMENT co,
- william 81. rev YORK Ci'y.
|0yfNT0V SENSE HOUSES OF s ROOMS
a~d bath on plot iON1oo $4,000 70 s61oo
small payment down. the balance l'ks rem,
TCu PnTTCHARD. OPPOSITE Murray Hil
Railroad station. FLUSHING L !
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PAYING Farms. couNT Jc,,,,i LONE Us =.
Was. u, 80 Nase. .cry ton prices al sizes
farm 10 WIN oe s95 ,e5o 70 s seSso ,sb.
TOO olo, % = 80, s,o5.. lots fruit modern Two
.n2on pt1l room running spfi1g Zoo Ts ,5s
sebing hunting hno ne" ~, w a"'" -'0''
Dittsaod. Msse. --
-,,,,,aPA GULF COAST TEXAs,-t -. - = !
i.r@i6s fruit !rp ,S6ntorS NATION write o%nsr,
hs .sT6 = KOCH CO. Unity Bids' chiess'' i''
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NEW JERSEY.

sr-Br-RRAS COTTAGE. RIDeGEt li,in from
roar gtation and trolley; 10 n,til'si. corn r
- n .rfv u shade roses. eaiuc' -lF.~rtion
lac piazzs: seven rooms. batii an. ,ro.t all
,"T h.1dsomeIv decnrated ihi"D-I..sS1 80 80
hni5. ~ ,,,~o-erneuts price $4,000. sn1ail T
49, do,~n terue Apply 20 Vnhe'' 49,
ilifhl p.ayefefg -. !
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
MANCHESTER COUNTY.
Modern Colonial House,

Is rooms. best section Nonkers; near station
ana trolley price 100000 r. & g WI ex-
change Tor - y city property. j. +. WILTON
sT'I ART 90 { East 54ti St. New York.
DoNT FAIL TO WRITE on CALI FOR
booklet free tickets and full Information re-
rarding PELHAMWOOD. the ideal suburban
garelournaut with an city improvements
CLIFFORD n. HARMON & CO.
BIS Madison Ava. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-31

One offbe finest and most
comfortable hotels, and
q kavorfte with Amerf-
cans. Centrally located
In Norfhumberfand Ave
nue., overlooking Ira
MIear Sqnsre. Close to
Buckingham Palace,
Wesfmfnsfer ADD ey.
theafers, fsshfo nabie
shopping cenfers and
chief places Of interest.
Rooms may
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BEL MAR. ~ j.
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

.e or for rent from 5000 10 - 900 ior s. ia,
To- TO- Earns FOR sale RIDDLES RIAL e.
t ~t .ttIsNGT G0e 81. Beimar, y g.------