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The Redwood gazette., 1902-06-11
GOLLMAR BROS. & SCHUMANS.'
Press Clippings Regarding the Circus to
Appear Here Thursday, June 10Th.

A large number OF people wit
messed the performance of Gollmar
Bros. & Schumans new united
shows here last Monday and every
one was highly pleased. The Coll
mar Bros. started out in small
way some years ago and have each
season added to their circus and
have built it up in every way. This
year S gigantic step OF adding an
other complete circus and menag-
erie. thus charging their show to
twice its former size, places it SO
that no circus in the world can dis
play better array Of talent. The
proprietors are all gentlemen, who
are hard working, kind and cour
teous. and whose enterprise de-
serves the best patronage. Success
is sure to be theirs for they are
honest and believe in doing business
honorably and giving the public a
first class show.-Wisconsin Free
Press, Ocouomowac. Wis.
Gollmar Bros. & Schumans ar
rived here Saturday. There was
one thing about the company that
was commented upon everywhere
and that was the absence of profani-
ty and roughness on the part OF
employees. Neither was there the
usual misrepresentation. Every
one from manager down was gentle
manly and courteous. Gollmer
Bros. & Schumans have nothing
connected with their entertainment
or company that the most particular
can take offense lafayette Co.
Union, West Union, Iowa.
| Everybody in this city was amazed
at the magnificent street parade ol
IGollmar Bros & Schumans two big
| shows combined today It is dou.
| BILE the size of former years and
everything presents new and
pleasing appearance. The crush al
the afternoon performance was
The Redwood gazette., 1902-06-11
GHe
Redwood Ga3ette
BY AIKEN E. SCHMAHL.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE11, 1902.
JONES---GOODRICH.
Marriage of Two Popular Young People
Last Wednesday.

The marriage of Miss Myrtle
Maud, youngest daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. S. S. Goodrich, to James
Arthur Jones. agent Of the Mime
apolis & St. Louis railroad at North
Redwood, was solemnized at the
home of the brides parents on
Broadway, commencing at 100 clock
last Wednesday morning, the Rev.
Geo. W. Lutz, pastor Of the Metho-
dist church, officiating, and using
| the ring service of the Methodist
| ritual
The ceremony was performed IN
the presence of only the relatives
and few near friends Of the con-
tracing parties, A. l.. Jones and
wife of Worthington, parents Of the
groom. accompanied by Charles aud
Lewis Jones, Mr.. aud Mrs. George
H. Johnson of Seaforth, the latter a
sister of the bride, having reached
here the evening before for the pur-
pose of attending the ceremony.
White and yellow formed the col
ors OF the dining room for the occa-
sion, roses of those two colors be-
ing scattered about in profusion
while in the northwest corner oi
the parlor was bank Of ferns, foil.
age plants and flowers.
Miss Bessie Mead played the
Mendelssohn wedding march fol
the occasion, and promptly at the
appointed hour Rev. Lutz took his
station. He was followed by the
bride s father, aud he in turn was
followed by the groom and bride
the latter wearing a gown of light
blue gauze de soiree with applique
trimmings, and carrying a bouQue1
OF bridal roses The couple took {
station in trout of the bank of flow
ers and foliage, where Mr.. Good
rich gave his daughter away, ane
to the soft wedding music Mr.
i Lutz pronounced the words tina
: made the couple man and wife.
An hour later a wedding break
: fast was served, Miss Ida Green
E acting as caterer. The breakfas
). was served on two tables, a cente
d piece consisting of a mirror fringe
i. with smilax and bearing vase {
/ !. pink and white carnations, orua
menting each table.
MIR. and Mrs. Jones were drive
st to the St. Louis depot at II o'clocl
, where they boarded an east boun
: train for Minneapolis, spending
" day or two in that city. after whic
:, they left for Worthington, wher
d they will visit week or ten day
with the groom's parents. Mr.:
Jones travelling gown was OF gree
The Redwood gazette., 1902-06-11
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The Redwood gazette., 1902-06-11

r<soRTKERN WISCONSIN RAILWAY FARM LANDS
FOR SALE.
Early BUYERS will secure the advantage OF
locations on the many beautiful streams
and takes which abound with fish and
Suruish never ending and most excellent
water supply, both for family use and tor
stock.
Land is generally we'll timbered. the soil
fertile aud easy Of cultivation: aud this
Us rapidly developing into one ct the gre atess
sheep aud cattle raising regions in the
slorthw west :,
Chicago Milwaukee. St. Paul. Minneapolis
Duluth. Superior. Ashland: ana otner to"ns
on The Northwestern Line furnish good
markeS for stock and farm produce. For
further particulars address Geo. w. Bell
Land Commissioner. Hudson, Wis, or G. b
MacRae Assistant GeneralPasSengerA Agent
st Paul. Mimi.
The Delta independent., 1902-11-07
Notice orsherir'. sale.

NOTICE Il herci y given that under and By
~ virtue Of special execution TO me directed
OUT the County Court, In and for Delta county,
stat Of C.'lorad1. In certain cause whrrein
Thomas u. Evans Is plaintiff and John q. A.
simpson. william d. Amer. fadie D. Amer.
Rcsa khOtiI,. Elmer L0omis, W. B. Logan, sue
cessDr III Nusi, and II X. Ferguson. county clerk
and recorder of Delta county. Colorado. second
tucce snr IN trtit are defendants; wherein am
commanded to sell the following described real
property 10 ~ tisfy certain decree Of forsslsa.
IRE rendered by said court IN said cause. dated
October ~. 4. 1907, forcclosing certain deed
upon which The roiirt found due the sum a
sIs2 n. togcih 10 with THE further sum Of t.sS0
costs, Will on Monday the nth day Of Hovsni.
Der. A. u. 1872, At the hour OF 10 clock a. m., at
tile south front door Of the court house. in iha
town Of Deltn, Delta county. Colorado, sell To the
highest mud best bidder fH cash the following
described premises stun'c In said Delta county,
state Of Colorado. To vii: The south half Of tho
nor east quaitcr. and the east ha'f OF the
nortl-wcst quarter of section %. IN tvw nship 70
s1Htb. Of range g3 west Of the 9th .. m. and an
nnd;v ded oiic- third ilt.rest In the Cow Creek
ditch from Leroux and Cow creeks. their extern
sions, eillarErincnts and re,ervolrs. and all
dltthes and Ma'er rights thcrcunto pefta ming Of
trulied by said John q. A Simpson ut the date
Of the execution VI said trust deed and which
wcfe acquired hy said John u. 4 Simpson nm IN
the said land during the existence ri sid trust
deed. being PARTICULARLY an undivided one sixth
Intcrcst In the Miller reservoir and its water
rights Ard pri,ii les.
Dats d nt Delta, Colorado, Oct. 81. A. D. 1p09
MN. HUNT.
Sheriff Of Delta county, Col0tn,Io.
The Delta independent., 1902-11-07
oErIc1AL DIRECTORY
Churches.

FIRST BAPTIST cHuRcH Services ct !, =
m. and s:OG p m. Rev. A. A. Layt1u. pastor
SUNDAY school at 10 a.. m. DR.: A. II. NtnckhAm,
superintendent. Young Peoples meeting ~ 6:45
y. m. PRAYER meeting on "wednesday eveningp at
the church.
IN and $40 p IN. Rev. H. j. Froihingh m pastor
sunday School at 10 n. m. y j. For'hinEham
t:ii p III. Prayer meeting "Wednesday evenings
NJ the Church.
Order nf divine services in the chapel of the
monastery: On week days. Il m'cl,rk .. m. celr-
pn,tinn of the most holy sacrifice of mass every
morning ON sundays and holidays. 10 O'clock
~ M criebrotio Of tho most holy sacr flee Of
nnss sermon, hrnclictiOn with the most blessed
sacrament aHd Sunday school. All are cerdially
METHODIST CHURCH Rev. a. u. speacer
pnstor Services at IL a. IN. and 500 M. Sun
day school at ~ q. IN Miss Emma Myers. super
ntenidrnt Epworth league meets at 100 y. N.
PRAYER meeting Wednesday evenings At cllarch
CEDAR EDGE METHODIST ErlsCjPAL
CIiURt'II-Slinday school every Sunday Ut 1850
a. m. Preaching every Sunday. A welcome for
all. l..
every month. NJ , p. m.. Mt Mrs Hastings:
Ms. Ella HAsTIH,ss, Pres.
Nks II. b. MArI ERj, Scct'y.
The Delta independent., 1902-11-07
NhesiT's Notice or Foreclosure
sale.

WHEREAS. John r. CIcm did by his certain
w deed Of trust. dated Jny !th: 1850. and re-
c,ricd in book - At ,sse 2is Of the records in
es,ilniy, Cninrado. convey 70 ?. H. Ryan. a. trus-
ies. he premises and property. IN Dtlta county.
An undivided onr. half ~ Interest in and v
THE west half GIl of the north s.ss quarter 20
q ra. snsss G wes f lie ~ ps sSs s
or less. itxeiber with al ditclss. ditch rights:
v ater rights and privileges belonging " the nrst
party for use IN said lani, bciD2 and INCLUDING
IN andIvididsd oneten.h nt.le.t !, Of the nrsi
The 6rst rariy In and To the "Bg Fair ditch. and
water right. al & o. ~ i'rfs.,s ; Q, "a e wnst i
q uc s,,pf.rs Crstk ditch ana Reservoir Com
v,ny" and the use or waters from the reservoirs
e e. :s one 70 os or .o
principal sum of .? coo. with Interest ni,d y!
- y said note and said deed Of trust provided
And whereas. the maker NJ sad note, the said
John =. elem. made default ~ the payniene
!hs,:.f and IN tic terms "' tic said dee" ~
And whereas, the sad Tbomns Ryan dill o!
vi ss' urs In lie County Court Of Delta county Col
OIadn \ Judgment ant a.crre OF said court ~!
se fore e. Of se a aPGys t ms9S .sa ~ dsIc Ss
II nsvins the Indebtedness and atI costs secured
Ana where's. the said court did or The 2Ith
day Of October issus IN me. the nnderiyned,
cation, ordering and directing me " forecloss
aid deed " trust, and 10 sell the prm,es here
in nu6 In aid oed Of trust dsscbed, In the man.
nor and form provided by statute for the sais Of
roNl estate under execution.
Now. therefore notice is hereby given that By
rsnsOn ri the prrmMs aforesaid. ahe ny virtue
ma authority II raid writ " execution, ]. the
urdsSS' 'gned. Slegjff Of Delta county. ColOisdc.
b. is02, b~twcen thr hsurs Of ON. m. and the
etiipE Of the sun o., that day. ,esposs spd e9er
los cash. - the tpttih front dior II the court
hOuse in tho town VI Delta, county and Slate
afogvsed. the ral ~.tate snd nropsry aoovs o.
edpess srcutsd 81 aid Aesd II trust. the eost.
snd cxrcnses 81 aa,d forscIosse s,l!s sHd I'll
ct,sfz VI this saie. WIN HUNT
ELerh u pets tom $. fb'piadv.
The Delta independent., 1902-11-07
TIMER LAND ACT JUNE 3, lsys
NWiiee fer Publication.
UNITHp sTATvs LAxp OyyIcr

USITEp sTATrs LASp OvpicE,1
Moptrose. Colo, September 20, 1907.
Notice II Hereby given that In compliance with
the provisions ii the act u Congress Of June 8,
1878. entitled IAN act for the sale timber lar
In the states NJ California. Oregan. Nevada and
Washington Territory ase extended TO all the
Public LAND states by act Of August 4, 1872,
FREDERICK ". FORD.
Of Delta. county Of beta. state Of Colorado. has
this day flied In this Gfllce his sworn state
nlrnt No. =. for the purchase of the " !. NV il
sE y Nwi{ and NV u sw x Of :ection No u
and will offer proof b. sh ow that ,he il nd solht Il
mora valuable for It's timber or stone than 1of
xgricmltuIs! purposes. api tn establish his cisim
to said land before the kcgisier and Receiver of
this oiIice at Nnntrose Colorado, on Tueg,iay
the pth day 0f sIlecembcF. 1902
He names As witnessps.
George Brower. Fred North. Verne Cole, VII.
liam B. BuiterbailgiI. all Delta. Colo.
Anv md all pcrSons claiming adversely the
above desc rlbed lands requested u, MI. tbojr
claims IN this once Oh or before said 9th day ol
December. io2.
DAyIb r. Crosby. Register.
First Pub. oci.3. LAST Pub. Dee. 9Th.
The Delta independent., 1902-11-07
A. F, and A. N

AT. and a. N.
Meeting nights, every second and fourth Mon
days Of each month, ~ the Masonic Haii ~ tll.
Delta County Hank building. j. H. HaEey
W. NJ, N. J. Johnson. Secy.
Garnet Chapter. Ne. 20. o z. ..
Meets the first and third Monday night. oi each
month in Masonic hall. Miss Heberca hoss,
Worthy Matron: Ora H. Watson. Secretary.
Grand Mesa I.adge. No. -. Z. 81 r.
Meeting nights. Tuesday. Of each week. q The
Edd Van DE Ventrr. X. Of Il. and $.
Raihb"ne sissers.
Meets first and thiri Thursdays-of each month
IN Kni- hts of pythias hall Lucy AcMuray, ~
T.; Mrs. Lillian Smith NJ H.
DeIla Lodge, I. -. o. F.. Ns. ne.
Meeting nights FRIDAYS Of each week. IN the
Odd Fellows Hall In the Farmers and Merchant,
Rsnk building. &. II. Mcbride. Nob.e Gfand
Dan Doughty. sec'y.
we~scrn slope Encamp mpmens, Ne. -
Meeting nights first and third Mondays Of zach
month. L. Il. wlgram, &. r.; NJ. W. Rsu,say.
scribe.
Katherine Rebekah Lodge, Ne. -.
Meeting nights. second and fourth Thursday
Amelia Ramsey, N. e.; Ms. Bertha Simpson.
Secretary.
wosAmen Of ahe World.
nelfa Camp, 2sl. mrets 1rst and third Thur i.
d"Ss Of zach %%nh frd u shs Msens siers s.
Camp No AZ. Surface Creek. rnects mrs and
third saturjay nights At Eckert hall. Elias
wenger, clerk. Fred X. Burr.tt, consul.
wsnaen 0f WosAeran.
Meets second and fouith Mondays even'nn Of
cacli month In pythisn hall. t;unriian Estghb1r
Mrs. Susan Befto!in: Clerk. ArA. Vim. Mathews
Pioncern 81 the 1'aes0e.
every .ecaad .nI fourth Tsesd.y ev:ninx q
each month In Odd Pel'ows hall. w. J. 0auns.
COMMANDER; &. b. (ryslrr. scribe.
wm. epAuidIng Encampmxnt. No. =. mesM at
Ecken seropd md fourth Saturday rtgiiSN nfr
each month. W. II. Jarvis. commander. Crisie
Z, Tan. scribe. vi
MeC1el1aa Pest. Ne. -, q. A. y.
James M. Nlntr, Commander, Robert A. John.
son, =. v. C.nhinnnder.f. yani,cventer. Junior
Commander: q g. Marsh. Chaplain: -. =. snidcr.
@: Holmes. q. D.; u. D. 1ubbs. .. q: =. d.
Iiouts Surgeon; J. 5. Barton, A.: VIM. Ma;hers.
Q.S.
Delta Camp No. Sl0S. ~. ~. a.
Meets second AID fourth Fatunlays Of each
month In I. d. n. r. hall. y. ". Hafen, " &; d.
7 Smi leMaIl. Clrrk
The Delta independent., 1902-11-07
IWINE Of cARDuL
TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE 3. 1879
NOsIee fer Publieaslo0.
UNITED sTArEs LAND OsvirE.
eNtrsrc, tt,lotn ado. Sent. N. Il

OStrtp rIArkn LAND ptHirE-
Hrntrsrc. tolofado, Sent. N. 1907 i
:, Notice \. her'',y given that in compliance with
the prOv!siuns ~ the act of C"neiess of Jlris 3,
1874. entitled :. An net for the sale of tiii,,.cr
lands In the States ri iai.ornia. Oreg,,n. Ne.
ysda, nhd Wash n2t0n Territory" a. extended
TO I'll the public land States by art IL August I.
HENRY W. CHILEs.
Of Delta. County of relta state ~ Colorado res
this day hled IN this once his sworn ,tatement
No. =, fnr the purchase Of tile NJ i SE. y Of
section No. 81 IN township M. its.. range No
~ w. 9Th T. ~. ard Will ',ncr pronf ~ show
that the land ~an,.bt Is more valuable Z 2 its
timber or .t.,ne than for agricultural rutposes.
and to establish Ills claim IN sa'd land before
the Register and Receiver of this Office st Non :
tn se. Colorado. OH Monday. the stii dsy Of De-
ccmbrr. l.0,.
He names ns Witnesses:
Harry VI. woibert Of Delta. Colo. Aurtin J..
Miller, Peter shark Of Cory, Cole, Geo. p.
Chtlcs, of Dclts, Colo.
Any and all PERSONS Claiming adyUrscly the
above desrribed lands requested u NJ. their
claims in this Nice ON or before said S,h day
December, 1902
Flint Pub. Oct ,. LAT Pub. Dee. 5.
The Delta independent., 1902-11-07

A. F. and A. NJ.
Meeting nights, every second and fourth No
dnys Of each month, at the Masonic Hall In
Delta County Fank building. J. II. Hal
W. NJ, NJ. J. Johnson. Sec'y.
The Delta independent., 1902-11-07

DINING CAR SERVICE d Carte al Through TraIas.
The Delta independent., 1902-11-07
N.sss. For P.s,,c..so..
DzyAxTMtsr OF TIE INTxEInn,

LAF3 OyfIcE MoSrROsg, CoLDRADo.
Notice IL hereby given that die ioiluvirs
named settler hns filed notice Of her ipteuti.,;j
~ make Inal proof In support OF her claim M
TINT said proof Will be made before The regisiel
and receiver. ~ hontrose. COl0rsfo, on NOvenn !.
ber ., 1874, viz: Emms J.. Rhoads, upou 6cr
ID. D. No. 1897 Ute series for the south X not1i,.
east y. northeast v Gntheast y section as ana
southwest y nostl,west y section 20. township 81
north. range 10 west, N. N. N.
Hhe nx1es tie following witnesses to pruye
her continnoug residence upon apd cultiystion
levi Il. Futile. o. r. suttie. Oia,l.s. Co,orsAo.
John Beemsi'. H"sasio W. Hanes, MOntfsso,
DAVID X. Crosby R~sis,,s.
The Delta independent., 1902-11-07
Notice fer Fabrication.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
LAND OFFICE At MoxTKosH. CoL',RA DS,

NEPNRTMENT OF TIE INTEEIOK.
LAND OFFICE At MoxTKOsk. CofsbRABS,
s,ct0&,cr Z, Iy0s.
Notice ishsreby given that the following named
settler has filed notice of his inteation 70 make
AIial proof In support Of his claim and Tint said
pr0of will bo q q ,e before Milton II. wslrh.
county Judge anu ex-ofIcio clcrx. Al Delta. Deitn
county, Colorado. on November u. 1907, viz
cHARLEs A. NEAL
upon his dec1sra'ory statement Nm. 2lsl, Cts Sc
ges, for the southwest quarter section twenty four
township thirteen SOUTH range bincfy four west
Sixth principal meridian.
lie sames the following wifbc.ses 70 prove his
eentan,sous residence upon aud cultivation oi
sAI1 land. viz:
Arthur PitkIn: Oliver p. Brookbank. Ciarance
Cookrell and Hcoit uesseft, all VI lCedaredge,
Delta county, COlDrsdn.
DAVID II. CROSBY. Register.
First pub. Oct. 10: last Nov. IL.
The Delta independent., 1902-11-07
DeI,. Ceun,y Os,,ee,..

Sheriff, VIM. Hunt.
County Clerk and Recorder. II. X. Fepsuson
County Treasurer, n. ErDet Claek.
County Assessor. Sam C,ekerhuRl.
(nnty surveyor. John A. Curtis.
County Judge. Milton Il. Welch.
County Sup't OF Schools. Miss Alise Royce
taruncr-Dr. .. B. Houts.
1. NJ. McMunay, Go. Coinmmission,r ~ dist
J.. u. King. snd
John ". / inn 3rt "
The Delta independent., 1902-11-07
Dcl,n Town Omeer..

Delta TOWN VheeFS.
Mayor. W. J. Gaunt.
Clerk. Clarence smith.
Trea>urer.C. b. Elliott
trustees A B Crabill, r p Hunt. J. J.Winton,
W r.. Stockham, ". q Cook. Il. D. Hair.
The B.mrd of i r,istees meets the first aud third
Thursdays VI each month.
The evening world., 1902-06-20

"SHE LOVED HIM" by Garvice
"MOSSES FROM AN OLD
MANSE," by Ha wthorne.
PRINCE OTTO" by Stevenson.
sketch BOOK" by Irving.
"THELMA," by coreiii.
TWENTY YEARS AFTER"
by Dumas.
THE EARL'S AToNEMENT,"
by Bertha M. Clay.
FIRM OF GIRDLESTONE." by
Doyle.
ESQUIRE KATE, by Buchanan.
"BREEZIE LANGT0N," by
Hawley Smart.
eve" by Barring Gould.
LADY AUDLEY'S SECRET"
by Mrs. Braddon.
HANDY ANDY" by Lever.
MARY ST. JOHN" by Carey.
"A CROOKED PATH" by Mrs.
LORNA DooNE," by Black
more.
%"YOLANDE," by Black.
"LA BELLA AND OTHERS"
by Castle.
BLACK ROCK" by Common.
The evening world., 1902-06-20
STRANGE JOURNEYS
OF A PATROLMAN.
Remarkable Story Revealed
by AdoIph Gebhardt in an
Application for Reinstate-
ment on the Police Force.

Adolph Gebhardt to-day obtained ar
Justice Blanchard. in the Supreme
Court directed against Police Commits
sioner Partridge to compel his rein
statement as a patrolman.
Gebhardt alleged that he had been
dismissed fro mthe police force on
Sept. I, 1890, for being absent from
duty for more thar five Gays without
leave, and demanded reinstatement on
the ground that he was not mentally
responsible for his conduct at that
time, his mind having become a blank
on Aug. 3, 1900. while he was on patrol
in Queens, owing TO the aggravated 10
mestic worries and a~nnoyances 10 which
he was subjected at that time and for
three years prior thereto.
He said he had no recollection as to
how he left New York. but that within
a week he found himself in Boston and
started for the railway station to tele-
graph to his captain, when he again
lost track of himself and subsequently
discovered himself in San Francisco.
where he put himself under medical
treatment, and when he was able,
months he a saved enough money to
get back to New York. He further
says that his domestic t%ribulations have
been ended and that now he is in per-
feet health.
Corroborating amdavits are made by
DR.. George l.. Eaton, of San Francisco,
and DR.. j. Riddle Sharp, of No. 1855 West
One Hundred and Twenty-hrst street,
this city. who say that they treated
Gcbhardt for neurasthenia.
The evening world., 1902-06-20
WALKED BLOCKS
WITH DEAD BABE
Mrs.. Gilman Would Not
Believe Child Had
Died Till Ambulance
Doctor ToId Her.

with her dead baby in her arms, the
victim of carelessness in leaving a bot
tie of benzine within its reach, Mrs.
Celie Gilman walked many blocks to
her home, No. l61 East Second street.
early this morning, Not until many
hours later and until an ambulance sur
geon had refused to take away the body
did she become convinced that the child
had really died.
Mrs. Gilman and her husband, Nor
ris, n two-year-old baby Sigmund,
were visiting last night at the home of
Mrs. Solomon, No. 1874 Henry street.
Mrs. Solomon has been i'll for some
time and unable to take care OF the
house.
The baby, while his father and mother
were chatting with their sick friend,
started playing among the bottles. and,
finding some benzine, drank a quantity
of 1t.
The evening world., 1902-06-20
WALKER HELD IN BAIL.
officials Doubt II n Case Can lie
Made Out Against Him.

Thomas II. Walker. arrested last
night on a charge OF violating the Postal
laws. was arTalgned before Commits
stone rSh!elds to-day and held in $500
bail for examination next Thursday.
Walker said he had no fear of the
outcome. the postal officials say they
doubt II a case ca.l successfully be
made against the defendant.
Walker was arrested at the Instance
of the Chief Inspector of Post-Otiices In
Cincinnati. on the charge that he and
an associate named O'Hara organized
a sort OF discretionary pool in that city
10 speculate on the races.
The evening world., 1902-06-20
A BIG DEAL IN CLOTHING.
Dernheim q Co., this Harlem Cloth
iers, buy s. j. Nathan, Son
q Co.'s Entire stock.

The entire clothIng trade was amazed
when 1t became known that Bemhelm
x Co.. Of Third avenue and One Hun
dred and Twenty-seventh street, had
cause this irm's goods are sold By big
retailers In every large city and have
never been offered at a sacrifice We are
informed that Bernheim e. Co. closed
70 sell these h%igh-grade suits for Men
y Boys below their cost OF production
Bernheim a. Co, are on the downtown
AAth street and Third avenue. -
The evening world., 1902-06-20
CHOIR GIRL SUES
CHURCH ORGANISE
Lottie Felz Demands $IO,-
600 from Stanley BIynz in
an Action for Alleged Breach
Of Promise.

Lottie Felz, of No. 500 Third avenue,
Brooklyn, brought action in thu Su-
preme Court, Brooklyn, to-day against
Stanley Blynz for $4,000 damages for
breach of promise.
She eaid hat Blynz proposed to her on
and in February last married Annie
Sass.
Blynz is an organist in the Polish
Church. at Twentieth street and Fourth
Gvenue. Lottie was a member OF the
1aoir.
The evening world., 1902-06-20
sEAMsTREss GUILTY.

Mrs. Fanny Marsh. Of No. $50 West
One Hundred and Twenty-fourth street.
a seanstress, pleaded guilty to-day to
rings, valued at 5000, from the home OF
Former Distriet-Attorney Eugene A.
Philbin, at No, 1888 West SeYenty-seventh
street. she was held for trial.