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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-04-18
PAUL D. MOODY ORDAINED
Son of the Noted Divine Installed a.
Pastor at ST. Johnsbury

Son of the Noted Divine Installed as
Pastor at St. Johnsbury
st. Johnsbury, April 17.-At i'm
pressive services in the South Con-
gregational church this afternoon and
evening, Paul Dwight Moody, son
of the distinguished evangelist,
Dwight L. Moody, was ordained and
installed pastor of the church. The
services opened at o'clock with the
meeting of the council to dismiss Rev
S. G. Barnes, d. d., the retiring pas
tor Of the church At three o'clock
the council met for the examination
of Mr.. Moody.
In the evening at 1880 the church
was filled for the services of ordin-
alton and installation The ordina-
ton sermon was preached by the
Rev. Prof. G. A. Johnston, D. D., Of
Montreal The other parts of the
service were as follows. Ordination
prayer, President A. p. Fitch, d. D.,
of Cambridge, Mass; the charge to
the pastor, Rev. Prof A. r. Merriam.
d. d., of Hartford, Ct; the right
hand of fellowship, Rev. r. A. Carl
son, of Peacham; the charge to the
people, Rev. DR.. S. c. Barnes, d. d.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-04-18
NORTH BENNINGTON

DR.. d. A. Gleason spent a portion
of Tuesday in Troy on business.
Mrs Edward Percy of South
SALISBURY was the guest Tuesday af-
ternoon of Miss May Russell Of
Pleasant street.
Mrs. George Houghton who has
been the guest of her mother, Mrs,
Aiken of Troy, N. Y, has returned to
her home on Houghton street
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-04-18

sister, Mrs. Guy Parker in Weston.
Jennie Shippey of Bennington is
visiting at the home of |. e. Parker.
Charles and Harry Nelson spent
Sunday with their parents leaving OIL
Monday morning for Athol, Mass.
where they have employment.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-04-18
Lovely Hair For
Girls and Boys

The man who il bald at 30 can
usually blame his mother.
II is a mothers duty to look after
her children's hair; to be sure that
dressing Is used that will destroy
the microbes of disease. will Danish
dandrufl and promote a growth OF
hair.
Mothers who use PARTISAN SAGE
need never worry about having bald.
headed sons at 30 or girls with fad.
ed coarse looking hair at any age.
For VIM l.. uokay knows PARIS.
IAN SAGE so we'll that he guaran.
tees it TO abolish dandrn. to stop
Itching scalp and falling hair. or
money back.
And children as well az their par.
ents love TO use PARTISAN SAGE
for Il Ia 30 refined and pleasant and
makes the head feel fne instantly
80 cents.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-04-18
is YOUR SKIN ON FIRE =?
HERE is A RELIABLE HEALING
APPLICATION FOR ECZEMA
Tru This Rennedu AZ Our Riek

"If | could only get relief from
this terrible itching | would give
anything" said an eczema sufferer
the other day.
1t is very easy for MS to advise
in such matters now, for our new
remedy Saxon Selve) for skin dis
eases of all sorts, stops the itching
right away
But better than that II makes the
skin healthy again. 1t Is made so as
to penetrate right into the skin and
saturate every portion with its heal
ing, germ-destroying power.
Even in a few days you can see
that Saxon Salve is soon going &c
clear away the eruption.
No other skin remedy can do sc
much for you as Saxon Salve. It il
guaranteed-if it does not satisf.
you when used for any skin disorde
We give back your money.-Wm. l.
Gokay, Druggist, Bennington, VT
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-04-18
LANDGRoVE

Mr.. and Mrs. Ray McGinn were at
w. II. Chadwicks Sunday.
C. w. Towslee is on the sick list
attended by DR.. Calvin.
Miss Ruth Harris is visiting her
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-04-18
A Fixed CHARGE Assumed

for life insurance has made comfor.
table the old age of many
men who took and carried II
for the benefit Of their families. Get
the habit National Life Insurance
Company OF Vermont Mutual }
Earle $. Kinsley. Cen raj Agent
Mead Building, Rutland, Vt.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-04-18
THE GREATEST MAN.

The greatest man is he who
chooses the night with invincible
resolution, who resisls the sorest
temptations from within and without,
who bears the heaviest burdens
eheerfuly, who is calmest in storms,
most fearless under menace and
irowns and whose reliance on
truth, on virtue, on God, is most
uniallenns. William Ellery Chan
ming.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-04-18
Charles Barnes c. F. Barnes
BARNES & SON.

Painting, Paper Hanging and Dec
Grating. Painting in all Of its branch
Telephone SIM
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-04-18
DEALER in

Portland Cement, Adams Lime, Hair
Brick, Pulp Plaster, Roofing Paper
Tile and Searchlight Wall Coating.
North Bennington, VT, Z Church st
Tel. 1918
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-04-18
P. II. MCCARTHY

Specialist in Concrete Construction
Of any form, any size, anywhere. Els
Inmates free Of cost.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-04-18
LISTEN ]

You have in your possession some
photographs which you value highly
for memories sake. Just as surely,
there's someone who would value
YOUR photograph or some one OF
your family which only you could
give them. Come in and let us talk
1t over and see for yourself the fine
line of styles and mountings have
in stock and the very low prices for
same.
L. DeFOreSi Cone. Photographed
435 Main Street.
Visitors welcome.
Open Monday, Wednesday and Sat.
urday evenings.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-04-18
Horse Shooting Prices

l am preparedto do first class black
smithing and especially horseshoeing
at as low rates as anybody in town
Call and see my methods and look al
the quality of my work.
JAMES p. TooMEY,
Old Stone Shop. South St
The sun., 1912-08-04
STATION FOR NEW POPULATION,
Long Island Railroad TO Move stop
~ Growing South shore section.


The beneficial effects of the electri-
ncution of the Long Beach division Of
tlc Long Island Railroad on real estate
along rs route north Of Long Beach
''.cN arc now being realized. Acreage
IN Occansido that one year ago was
dormant has been developed along sub
s,antial lines and sold in plots ranging
rom AoS1uo feet in size upward. About
orc year ago the Windsor Land and
Improvement Company bought the last
jn1cvcloped area In oceansidc, COM
prising 200 acres In the southern part,
overlooking Long Beach.
50 pronounced has been the move.
mcnt of property there that the Long
Island Railroad Company has decided
to remove It's station known as Atlantic
Venue 2210 feet south Of its present
30, and rename Il Oceans!de. The old
bidding will be demolished and IN ts
place on the new site will bc erectea
q modern brick station, 7ox25 feet in
s'2". II will he rooted with red terra
Gotta and adorned with white Colonial
columns and surrounded with con-
c-rte promenade. The interior win
have tile floor and other modern an
purtenanccs.
new boulevard has been built Mt
'ceanside to connect directly with the
new station. Known as Windsor park.
way. 1t connects directly with Long
Beach road. which is the main highway
between the south shore and the ocean
'front.'. Tho latest developing and selling
'S In the stretch of territory between
'he new station site and tho highway
mentioned.
The sun., 1912-08-04

with name and address OF lenders at
torney)
sEvfSTH isssHAos.: A% liver, ,',n st. sSso sep,
y Y; auys stewart & shearer .S wall
SANE pRoPERiTi, May il: iso5-sa,n.. .'So 10
Frank y Keicham. attys. wentworth.
l.owenstein & $. $50 Broadway Ss5oo
nsaNH .,s ;. s: raa. ffS Ss.s &C, ... i6.
- 10 beg. oct 10. l?ll--Ino J aud Eliz
Ma19 E9y's 70 rly1,,! Mm J. M.rs, F. Ian.t and
'sTH ST. iqi;iss W ;. 80. " s,s,S ;,iV sSo s%'
Trini'hs 70 III, Mutual Life Ins co; atty,
..ol W., ss.iixloO. June 2s. Iso7-Times
sariiy 1ay g. r's;'E s;y e 60 IS Rl.ss
s'Th ST; : - r!l;i Az :..iess.' 'pS"S %sy
SSS1phie possenours' a'tys, Amend a.
pEt'ArUR Av' e cor aoo,h ST. ,.s.,ix?Sx!%ss
Yco.2 AUG :. ielo--Fr.dk W windhorst 10
~, h,r,T -, e ~ & &Tcdd ::s Brosdway 81 500
,;cumer % Lizzie MeNaier. recorded in
M%slshssiyr 1S,1S int PEE e 1880 was satisfied OF
9TH ST, sli L, n =, lea e Av Il. .bxso.lo
June June y: isOsml.ouis and Anna Block to to
uora stern '''y'' s'roock & $ 80 broad
10TH ST ca ". -. .sssioc'','l..' oct ssGpV is,
80 iiat'' T. ana fSertna ~ BRor to
n MaTimiIian Toch sttys. wessciman Z X,
e4TH 81. III +, i,ssxioc's .i,,iy 1900 20
1901 mon s Fr.edb.rg to Robt Rothfeid
G, @rn .,-''ees; a'tys, Kurzman E IS
ELEyENTH Xy. cor Sic, st. ss 1913 i;SSsSSos
5ssSS S,a.n :, Al 70 DahI.' Daly; atty. L g.
SULLIVAN 81. :i5, = p runs . ioosx n
stllx " l00:x 2&i0. May 10, lsSs-
harah Strang TO Irving Sav Instn; attys
Deyo Bsuerdorf: III Broadway. SIS. 900
lbsD st IS, IS Boulevard, lsxTlIi. Jan
I2. sss-clara s Crohen to NJ and T
I:avishe; a'tys, Moore. 4 W. 5s Pine
AMSTERDAM AZ. 8 9 cor ids, ~. es.iiS
35. July Is. isoS--Isaac Heller 10 las II
Horton atty, X Brown. $40 Rroad:
18TH ST. is W. O. 2ss1ios.s. oc;; H. ss'ISSI ISL
Jno and Hannah r Telford to Metropoii-
c0ddIMBrs Av e. 'ss io7th .t, s5sx
100 juno l.. la0s--Sidney NJ Saltz TO
AAlnsIs,a Joachim atty. David Freiberser
sorlI sT, . "; r. 2s.sss, May 500
Edw and caroline = Atwater 10 Chas II
has''hgs atty, q co. l7S Rroad-
WV ''''' ''''' $4,000
The sun., 1912-08-04

MFflSER; I'll SSHi; ;l';Is SV 80 nr.av .v ,,,,oo v..
Nest: same Az, same. .c,,nn n,asdy av, .eAioo' yat
ref; due. sl,ii329 WY '"''
TUESDAY. AUGUST q.
AT 32os Third avcnucI
BY Joseph r. Day
SouTmGRN i ~ 10, ,LEXARp. sea 5. 225 E st Ann :,
aV. .imaiSs.2NlOxli5.7. 3 sty dwr; ID " Snlyti
sv, s;,,. hrnTy Brinckinsnn Ct ali; Prank Thorn
&c. $50 cub to two mtgs avsregating sri 500
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 7.
lat ~ Ncsey strcctl
!y Joseph p. Day
10Th 81. sS Z, ~. IA W Pleasant av. 2O1ioo IL
SSd :, Al a; SSry 6 6 siy. Grssory Hs S = REL
IA ~ sss SAINT. az :.s sSs,SS ss,ys 70
same ref; due.s,s s3s. 10: taxes. &c. SiOSo o.
BY Herbert 4. Sherman.
~ m, HN sS Tsi. @ :. ,S l2;!h ST. 2.iis,oc: Ss,y
6 ;, a Runs n ally; II Rogan. ref due. s'.ssisi
BY Henry Brady.
ddws; sheriff sale Of all right lille. &c. .hicf
rnsenla Eanoni had on March 2s.i:. or since
IAt 32@ Third Avenuel
ny Joseph y. Day.
BATnGATE Az. ,%7-e. n " cor 10th at, iosSi5o.s 6
three 6-s,y tents a u Price vs. Michael redmond
TSnjTS nsn G1ossm.n ;.sm Sc is, e. al a rr:f5
2asrH ST. n =. i7s II Oneida ay 224 Sxioox irres
vacant Co.orcIa,'yc Plds loan Asst m
Henry Smith. ref due. 50 .s7i taxes. &c. So 900.
ny II Mayors.
ELLIOTT AN. $500 W 3. rs II n j Juans av. 26SiOO
y MMakeasld; n,h Freedman ?, vs % J9s poldcw e. al
S',<3os.; taxes. &c. S5i 90.
THURSDAY. ACGuSTs.
lAt u Ncsey street,
By Joseph =. Day.
Jt Az. Va Z n 4 at 4 tryeg
2.sty restaurant: " Briggs ct al vs. Graf
8st II: taxes, &C. N.7ts "
10TH ST al T., II =. ?75 e tst Nv. i6.sxtOO TO- =
NY d"lg. Chas Ecks'ad,. ear. &c. vs. j. Y Wolf,
G, al: G \ Deshon. atty: u Engel. ref: due
S5.<5t.i6: teAcs. &c. 500.
lAt32os Third avenue.l
ny Joseph T.. Day.
CONCORD AN, w cor lt?d. cOxiOC ? sty dwlg:
Jno Kudlich. agt Brigida Lomonte ct al; G
taxes. &c. Si.O35ss
NY j. II. Mayors.
CHESTNUT DIR. sOi n e Barnes av. 26xo5.
Wakefield: Geo Doll ct al agt Martin Plctscher
due. 81 i.ie,.ls; taxes. &c. SAT-; sub to a mrs,
mtg OF $4,000.
ny II. c. Mapes & Co.
NEwBOLD AV, II $. ?5S e Havemeyer av. 2Sxio0.
MAX nHDp1ai q al: Hfnte arhoid. atty: %m csmp
bell ref; due. si.ole.H; taxes. &c. $40 s..
FRIDAY. AUGUST Q.
tht II Nescy street,
BY J. II. Mayors.
10TH ST liS ". n 5, i.S " Ienox av. 10. sxoe.ii.
Finck &c. at,ys: 4 Acker. ref: due sii 7OS.o oS:
taxes. &c. slso.+1.
BY Joseph p. Day.
80 Av. ltoo. e s0th. 2ox73. s sty tint 4 etrs:
honey. atty; Il J II Powell ref: due sli. $50 81:
taxes. 6c.. H.Si73l sub TO ;frst mtS OF SCI 90.
The sun., 1912-08-04
WORTH SHORE ACTIVITY

In"re are humber Of Indications that
'"ft 10 renewal of activity IN real
'stst" on the North Shore ~ Lon; island
~ Northport Manor and Belle crest.
NH'r" IN" House and Home Company j..
e'eIopinS moro than o..e hundred and
my acres. Many new houses have been
'rected there and they are all occupied
The houses and bungalows already
erected on IN" property are Of tho de-
tached type and stand on large plots.
Following the start of work for a through
electric service on the North shore IL
vision or the Long Island Railroad there
- marked increase In real estate prices
Throughout the island. Builders hay.
peen taking advantage Of the demand t,i
homes and large building operations are
now under way in many Of the outlying
districts.
The sun., 1912-08-04
MERCANTILE LEASES.

.1hn v. g. Oddie has rented space in
IA? Fifth avenue to Miss {. NJ. Jones wboIa'
saIo dealer In art novelties "0'e
tUatt Albert have leased for Bloominy-
uIc BROS from the plans the store and
Rittenhouse '" v -
ne nurcss Company has leased the frs,
.cIt In the Herring Building, at FourteentL
Tor term of years ~ ""
The sun., 1912-08-04
HOTEL PLANNED FOR sr. c..opcr

roilowing the purchase by Rentz Bros
Z! large plot on Central avenue and
10 erect the first modern hotel al thai end
"I staten Island, The property. bought
iiIUni iiU INC Jsnkins estate, is located on the
neSie Library. and Is within three minutes
Waif va OF 'he p, Geofec ferry; 1t overlooks
me nay una Tor years has been regarded
T. one or the best building sites 10 the
nproCen. IL Was stated yesterday that
rcnt@ bros VIII erect a hotel and apart.
lank. newspaper Office and several s,or,s
roof garden will be one of the features
The sun., 1912-08-04
RECORDED LEASES.

l7TH ST. AS" Il, all---seima Alexander to
giuseppe Misuraca, ?69 Bieecker ~. 3 yrs
from Nu. l. 1879. atty, q y BruiIp, 81
r. Thompson ....,,,.,,......S6 Us. 500
CANAL; ST nv cor Bowery. I'd store Of
lanai si-Schulte Realty Go to Simon II
n"nne't 66i r. l6eth ST. yrs from July
- - lnis address, 1853 Canal st.....3l. 400
KlNtSHRlDiE RID. al6 Il. aii--Msry a Me-
Mahon :" John q Conlon. on premises, 10
Yrs ron Aug !. 1919: attys. Bergman 4
WASHlNGTuN AN. 1899. store-Wm II
S'hott to Adoiph lie Moult a. Son. = yrs
from May !. lsl?; address %. 1873 Wash
iosTH S'T, .l:.2iG H. aii-Cassei Cohen to
benny Stanh, 3ls T. 18th rt, 3 yrs from
Au. J. lsl2' atty. Eugene ! Gottiieb, 40
JEH"MG a. cor i,77,h' 81, ',ss,ss '1,UsS noa,
house Fred'k j Winston 10 Edw u Teich :
inen. l4' Morton pl, 5-ls yrs from Dec l.
lsll atty VIM A Schumacher, 800
iobrH ST. lls to las W. all-Msry A Io.f,
fer TO Louie RurghaIdt. 80 " 18TH o..
yrs from sept 90. 1912: attys. Kellogg,
u u d g. .. Hway ..,.,..,,...., s7.Iie
The sun., 1912-08-04
W0CkAWAY COAST LOT SALE.

One Of the most clIarrniny sections fn,
>'s!dentia! purposes along the Rockawuy
r"ninsu.a Is 10 he disposed Of at public
auction m accordance with an announce
Inent made by Edrcm"rc crest. In. Max
iinillian M"reenthau. president. Joseph T..
DAY will conduct the absout" Auction sale
"f 81 lots ON Saturday. August -. under
" tlg tent on the property. This section
;s surrounded by the restricted rcsid. n,ial
'pnnunit'e rs Cf ocean Crest and Wave
'r"st. Far l.Cckaway, and + located o,
'or ocasn side Of Tie Long IslnndU Rail
r"aj, within fcw minutes wall uf In,
Idg"mcrc station.
The sun., 1912-08-04
DWELLINGS IN roRECLosunE.

J. II. Mayors will offer for sale OH Au-
gust At the Bronx real estate sales
room, a4o3 Oilnvillc avenue. two story
f'sme dwelling on plot .6xi00. and vii!
also offer on August 0 at the Nesey street
sslasroom ll3 West l36th street. n three
story and basement brownstone dwelling
"n plot iG.sXs9.li These sales are the
outcome Of foreclosure proceedings.
The sun., 1912-08-04
DWELLINGS RENTED.

shaw 4 Co. have leased tho fo,,ou;r
pTellings ~ West l24th street. TO Mary
nlnke; ine Nest i2ath street. to Margaret
kemy; 20. West i?7th street. to Edward
ioinpsins: 24O West I2lst street, to Catha
l,ne Masuire. and 81 West i3oth street 10
The sun., 1912-08-04
BUYERS AT BELLEROSE, T., I.

have just been given for the follow ing
sales OF property at Bellerosc, l. l., 10
Jane z. Parsons. who purchased plots with
. frontage - 1li feet on Commonwealth h
Boulevard, Mrs. William ". Cline Of New
YORK city. frontage of 10 feet on Ontario
road. upon which she Is erecting a Colonial
house Edward Schmand OF Richmond Hiii
who has purchased the corner OF Superior
ana Delaware roads. 6OviO7 feet iIpon
Whch he is erecting an artistic htiigal " .
The sun., 1912-08-04

" public auction Joseph J. Day viii
otter on Saturday. August ~, on the prom
;''@. charming country estate of seYcn
'"rcs OF land, with a residence. barn and
1thouses. ut M.rr.cl, L. !. Part OF the
..l.d Is u.dcr cultivation ard part 10
~oodland 1t oNerlooks the surrounding
'untry and affords beautiful view Of
jamaica Bay ond tho ocean.
The sun., 1912-08-04
RICHMOND PLACES LEASED.

u. STERLING Drake has leased the follow :
ins properties: Til. old Bellows farm Of
l'rtS -ohe acres on the Ircshkills road.
richmond. to Gus Horihrook "A cottage
"i Elizabeth street. West New Brighton.
Oh ned by Thomas e. Perkins to Josepn
'drNIii; tne residence OF Prof Rupert II.
"'''ns. on tpllegc avenue, Wcstnrl,irb
~ Y I. Ncltnn
The sun., 1912-08-04
CONTRACT AWARDED.

he william L crow Constipation Com
pay has been awarded the general contrnct
''' the eight story tireoioof mercantile
".I1lnE 10 ne erected at 30; ia 81, Wrst
'tuty 'eN"n'n street, ST Johns Park
.rity toi"ptnv lInme> II, 'rlaltShank and
MI'.lHm u. kIlpHtri"b, owner
The sun., 1912-08-04

Tae Wal street cuitlon of INN EykNIho SIN
font aims all the nnanra, news and the stock and
bond quotations to the close Of the market III,
prices With additional news mai ter are lain cd
Also ID 9 nigh, and hnal editions Of TINE EvENISo
SUN.-A6N
The sun., 1912-08-04

Hlvd. 5oxl:o, ,ii-Aule:ta 4 Co 20 Marsare,
NnoN, as Mott Az. prior mtg se5. 500
AuE ], due Nov I. 1915, : G. a:'y, A
Knox 1928 Bway ...................s IS 900
The sun., 1912-08-04
Y0WkERs (CARYl), n. 7.
yONKERs tCARYL,. y. =
CONNECTICUT REAL ESTATE.

TO settle an estate, 90 acre farm. ~ mica from
X. sta tion u mile from church. school and post
ONCE: good house. barn and outbulldlngs: land
well dividcd: apples. pears and peaches: price with
farm tools 81 10 a. II. SKINNER, So. ManchcS-
ter, Conn.
The sun., 1912-08-04

i:3.i-Euscbius Murphy to John Boyiand
Co. 230e Andrews av. Aug !. atty. q
T Co, lI6 Bway..: ........ .......,.....fl 500
klNGSBRtDGE ROAD. .. begins II exterior
line of i u 4 + VI Il at line bet lands
Van Cortlandt and johnson. runs u 10 > =
e<403 K = s29 W i26.io--Augustus Van
Cortlandt. Jr. to y Y state Realty q Ter
ninal CO. 20 l. 45th ST. July so, address
,ssD ST. sts E..ox,ss-.Iohn Boyia nd Co 70
Mary G Murphy. 2l2S Glue av. Aug .. mtg
$4,000; atty. r G. & T Co. iI6 Bway. 500
The sun., 1912-08-04

=, PIERREPONT ST. 20 Convenient Borough
Hail subway: double rooms. Si5 IN S36: two In
room: excellent table: near river Phone iI59W
Main.
The sun., 1912-08-04
REAL ESTATE ron sALI,


A BIG SNAP In tract Of $3.50 acres Of wheat
land In the Winnipeg Man. district. We arc
orerin. same for a short time at 3i2 50 per acre.
one-nfth cash. balance nve equal annual DAY.
mcnts al %. Also have good improved farms
at very reasonable prices. Address r. b. HEM
ENWAY. WOODLAND Manitoba.
The sun., 1912-08-04
rusAisaxD ROOM. 70 LIT,

furnished ,os dscoTs souse afes evse 1es"Sy S.s,
electric llgi': telephone; breakfast optional
references: summer rates. Phone 2as Plaza.
The sun., 1912-08-04

with name and address OF owner and
attorney. when attorneys name Is omitted
address party OF second psrt)
The sun., 1912-08-04
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIEN.

AMSTERDAM Az, sw cor I76th st--I.ouis
n1lds'cln art I.cn'a Realty 20. May -,
l9ls 'hN bpnii ,',,,r,,.,,...,,,,.eiae 20
The sun., 1912-08-04
BVUnI.

FOX ST., 7s0 10 7es. near Fast 18th St IL
SJt. Inquire JAaitorA
The sun., 1912-08-04

WASTED-After oct. 1. care OF furnishc &,
home for the winter: exceptional. refined couple
American. references. u. e, box i05 Sun once.
The sun., 1912-08-04

FOR SALE Farm. 10 acres: good barn. out
buildings. plenty fruit: all crops. including hay
potatoes. corn: IS white lcshorn hens, ? cows:
price 81. !n. Send for catalo que. ID. r. CORNELL
COMPANY. Grea; Bar..nz zton. Massachusetts.
The sun., 1912-08-04

with name and address Of lender and OF
lenders attorney
The sun., 1912-08-04

AcpNTS make 40 per cent pront selling Nov
civ Sign Cards: merchants buy ~ % t0 on slghl
Nm varieties. catalogue free SULLIVAN SV''
i.3t Van Buren st, Chicago. H.
The sun., 1912-08-04

Las, OF Fifth sv. between Fourteenth and
llo'h SITS,

AV y. 1893. s. 4oxioo--Morrs Berney -
St'uuel Strsushsrs, - foap 81, Rklvu. mtg
$4,000. Aug =. atty, Leopold Levy, So
Rwtv, BNlyn ....................slu
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rsrli row. mtg $4,000. July 10. at,ys
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The sun., 1912-08-04
FARMS FOR SALE.

GREATEST BARGAIN YEr--37 acre farm
for sale. near villages; railroad station: good
room house. barn; nice Local ton; very productive
land: good Berkshire air: elevation: fricc 81. .eD:
send for farm catalogue. ID Y. CORNELL
COMPANY. Canaan. Connecticut
The sun., 1912-08-04
SATISFIED MORTGAGES,

with name and address OF lenders at
torney.)
The sun., 1912-08-04
BRONX REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
ATTENTION! Last Chance
Attention! $4750 Full Price,

REAL ESTATE roR sALE-westche.,er Co.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1912-06-14
VALUABLE DAIRY
COWS ARE: KILLED

Eight valuable dairy COWS be-
longing to the herd of Frank Mill
saps were killed by train No. .
on Sunday evening. The cattle
had crossed upon the right of way
and when struck were hurled four
TO each side, all but two of them
being killed outright.
Milsaps estimates the value Of
the cattle at between $1,000 and
81 200. They were Holsteins and
Jerseys and belonged to one of
the best herds in the state of
Idaho.
When the train reached Gooding
it was found that the force of the
impact had broken one of the To-
connective steps and bar Of iron
on the framework. These parts
Wrre found at the place of the
accident. II was mentioned as a
singular occurrence that two birds,
one a Maybe and the other an
English sparrow, killed by the
same train, were discovered lodged
on the pilot when an investigation
was made at .Gooding.