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New-York tribune., 1903-07-10
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY

~ OF New York, Empire City Savings Bank: Plaintiff.
against McGrath and others Defendants
In pursuance OF judgment Of foreclosure sale duly
entered in the above entitled action
ing date OF June, 1903.
the Referee IN Judgment named. will sell public
auction at York Real Estate Salesrooms. No
1e1 Broadway, the Borough Manhattan. City Of
New York on 21st day July. 1903. at o'clock
that day, by Joseph Day. Auctoneer. the
by said Judgment TO be sold therein
described follows All that certain lot Of land with the
buildings improvements thereon situated
OF Bronx, City. County of New
York bounded described follows: Beginning a
westerly side OF Park Avenue West distant
nnety-three C93) southerly souherly
OF Street, running
westerly right angles TO Park Avenue West nearly
eiPhty-hve and eightyseven one-hundredths feet;
thence southery eighteen feet more less point
eighty-sx and hftythTee onehVHdredths feet
westerly side Of Park Avenue Vest thence
ery at right angles Park Avenue West,
ffty-three one-hundredths
eriy side Avenue West northery along
the eighteen point place beginning
easerly and westerly being through party
walls.
Dated New York June 2oth. 1908
FRANK COCHRANE, Referee.
CHARLES W. DAYTON. Attorney for Plaintiff No. q
William Street Borough OF Manhattan City York
The following is diagram OF the property be
Is 4467 Park Avenue
M
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ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for
The Tribune received az their Uptown
ONCE. No. 1864 Broadway. between 36th
and 3Tth sta. until o'clOclS .. m. Adver-
tisements received AZ the following branch
ofices at regular once rates until 5 o'clork
p m. viz - shave. q Q. cor 23d-St
l5S 6th-ave., cor. i2th-st.; 90 East I4th-st
3ol West 42d-st-, between Ith and Sth aves
263 West i25th-st.. ] S3s 3d-ave. between
10Th and nth sts. LOIS 3d-ave.. near 81
81, l,lOS lst-ave-. near S9th-st. I5- East
l2ath-st-; 156 TremonJ-ave.. $50 Sd-ave
near 4lst-st.; asa Sd-avs-: 2iO BIeecker-st..
30 Bleecker-st. Brooklyn. n Y-2I6
CouTt-st-; 2l5 Smith-st-: Loo4 Gatss-ays.
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Foreclosure Sales.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY
~ OF New York.-Charles S Williamson. Plaintiff
against Celeste Henry others, Defendants
Judgment OF foreclosure sale duly made and
action bearing the
day June undersigned the Referee
Judgment will sell public auction the
New York Real Estate salesroo. No. 181 Broadway in
the Borough OF Manhattan City Of NewYork the thir
teenth day Of July 1903 at y o'clock that day.
Edward D. McGreal. Auctoneer premises directed
by said Judgment to be sold and therein described
lows: All that certain lot piece
the building thereon situated, lying and being in the
Twelfth Ward OF the City of New York
scrbed follows: Beginning point the
hundred and thirtyfourh distant Three
hundred 600 ft) Easwardly the Northeastery
hundred and thirty-fourth the
Eighth running thence Northwardly parallel
with the Eighth Avenue and part way through
party Ninety-nine inches Ce9 IT, II
n.) line OF the block: thence Eastwardy
along Fifteen Q5 IT.: South
ardy parallel with One hundred thrtyfourth Street
and part Of the through party wall Nnetynine
and eleven inches @9 IT, II I'M TO One hundred and
thiry-fourth Street, and thence Westwardy along
hundred thirtyfourh Street Fifteen feet d5 f to
the point place Of beginning
New York June 18th. 1908
BENZ OPPENHEIMER, Referee.
RUFUS T. GRIGGs. Attorney for Plaintiff 81 Nassau
Street Borough OF Manhattan. New
The following diagram OF the property sold its
street No s 249 West 134th Street:
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Of the fowl in question, its raphcal dis
tribution and seasons. frequent anecdotes from
the authors own experience. and the restric-
tions with which State legislatures have sur
rounded the quarries in game laws.
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Surrogates' Notices.

TRAUTVETTER, IDA.-IN PURSUANCE OF
order Abner G. Thomas. Surrogate Of
County York, notice IS hereby given all
persons having against Trautvettsr OF the
County York deceased, present the same, with
vouchers thereof the subscribers at their place Of
transscng business. No 271 Broadway, in the City OF
New York. before the 10th day OF January next
Dated New York the LIST day Of July. 1908.
KATHARINA BARDEWYCk. u4~ao,.-t,o.
IDA TRAUTVETTER.
OSCAR r. SEITZ Attorney for Executrices 2l1 Broad
way. New York City
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George J. Dickinson Plaintiff against Oliver T. sher-
wood. Defendant. To named de-
fendant You are hereby summoned to the
plant in this action and 70 Of your
the plaintiffs Attorneys within 20 after the
vice Of this summons exclusive of the day service
in Of failure appear judgment will
he taken against by default relief
IN the complaint.
Dated New York. Juno 1, 1903.
WHITE & WING
plaintiffs Attorneys ONCE P. o. Address No %
Pine Street. Borough Of Manhattan. New York City.
To the above named defendant Oliver T Sherwood:
The foregoing upon you by publication
pursuant order Of the Hon. Charles II. Trlax
Justice Of the Supreme Court OF New York
18th day OF June. 1903. day fled
with the complaint in the once Of Clerk County
the County Court House the Borough OF
Manhattan. in the city and County OF New York
Dated June lS 1903
Plaintiffs Attorneys once and P o. Address No %
Pine Street. Borough Of Manhattan. New York CITY
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

THB MARY FISHER HOUSE, z 40
Grand-ave.. Fordham Heights--A com
Portable home for educated people OF small
means: beautiful location; terms moderate;
pamphlets sent.
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18Th Street.

The approximate the lien charge to sat
isfy which property sold
81 7917 with day OF June
1908 and allowance
S3O742 together with the the ap
Of the taxes. assessments water
rates or other liens be allowed purchaser out
the purchase paid by the Referee S133
and interest
Dated New York June 18th 1903.
BENZ OPPENHEIAdER. Referee
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BUTLER. VALET or STEWARD on varbt
by SCotchman, Is; excellent references.
softer trustworthy. P, care OF Lothian.
go Alain-st-. BelleVille. y. j.
BUTLER, VALET. plain
cooking; care OF parlor ioor: willing ans
otuging. wages $50: first class city Tefsr-
ences. Address SWISS GERMAN. 2lI East
S9th-st
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
IN PURSUANCE o. az ORDER OF HOY

Frank T Fitzgerald a Surrogate OF the County q
New York notice is hereby given 10 al persons having
claims against q. McCreery. OF County y
New York deceased. TO present the vouehsr
thereof 10 subscriber place rrausactaz
business at the once william @ Orr, 81 Chans
Street ugh OF Manhattan. City OF New YogE
on or before the day OF August next
Dated New York. the 29Jh day o. January. 1908
HENRY FORBES MCCEEERY. Executcr
WILLIAM C. ORR. Attorney for Executor 81 Chanbss
Straar- borough of MANHATTAN YnrE Cftn
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Surrogates' Notices.
HERRICK. IACOB HOBART-Tl -.

ANCE Of order OF Hon Abner G IT, w
rogate Of The County OF New York NOTICE - Sus-
given TO al persons having claims arai1s. aastr
HOBART HEHTtICk. late cf the County ~ y. sAcO7
deceased. % present tie with v0ucksrs lofS
the subscriber, at her place % trausactng ss-eo
office OF J. ) r. A. WISE. No % Br6ad S--S$ az q
Borough Of Manhattan. New York y y 0- -ssl u q
Isl day OF December - Oe1ors q
Dated New York the tst day OF May. le0s
MARIA AN LA HERFlTfrr
] = -A-elrlr
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pAwNBKohEKs. SALES.

-
ELI SOREL Auct. ss Bowery. sells 10
a. n. all goods pledged 10 July 10, lSO2-
July I5-Clothing dresses, remnants.
shoes. etc. 4 Berger 400 6th-aye- and
4Go West 42i-sI.
July I6-Jewelry. watches, diamonds. s
I-uger. l69 AmsteTdam-aVe.
JOS. SHONGOOD < SONS. Aucuoueers.
salesrooms, No. "a DoweTy.
July l4-Clolhlng. etc. pledged 10 July
& 1902 D. Silberstein's sons. 10 6Jh-ave-
Slberstelu Bros. 2. 457 5th-ave
July l5-Msn's and women's clothing
etc Alex Freund, 1913 3d-ave.
July 16-Jewelry. watches. diamonds,
etc. l. Sch!eber. l. 629 2d-ave.
|. l. FIRUsKI. Auctioneer. 20 Bowery.
sells 10 a. m:
lily i8-By N. slmons & Son. 81 Hes
ter-st. diamonds, watches. Jewelry all
pledges from No. go 10 4, $40 ~ 1902
July lA-By Levy Cook. 6l5 Hudson
st diamonds watches. jewelry all pledges
prior July s. 1902. all older dates.
July I5-By II. Phillips l57 Bowery.
diamonds watches. iewclry. all pledges
prior July 3 1902 all older dates.
July l6-By VIM. Simpson. 81 Park Row
diamonds watches. 1ewelry. all pledges
prior May l6. 1902 and all Nos 20 %. 500
and all goods reserved from previous sales.
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Books and Publications.

'The Woman Who Tolls
By Miss Marie and Mrs. John Van Worst
is the book which suggested the Presi-
dents Race Suicide letter.
Doubleday, Page g. Co., g sa USlqP SY
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ID OF ~ ORDER % HON

- Abner c. Thomas. a Surrogate OF the County Ne.
notice Is hereby given to all having
Sigmund Welgncr. iaIs OF the County of Ns=
York deceased. present the with thsf
subscriber his place % tansacsug business A.
office Of Benjamin F. Foster. No. 81 strss
in the City OF New York, before the first day q
September. 1903, next Dated New 241h davss
February. 1908 ADOLPH WEIGNER. Execut5r
BENJAMIN F. FOSTER. Attorney. 50 Nassau ST New
City
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l7bth (MotD 81
Plot No I is sold subject 10 two mortgages
amounting together Plots II and 10
be sold separately clear. The approximate
amount OF taxes liens allowed
purchaser Of the purchase money paid by
Referee so and interest.
EDWARD J. McGEAN Rsfarea
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CUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW

WILLIAM McCAULEY Plaintiffs Attorney
HayerstraW, n. Y.
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SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY

Avian Perry Plaintiff. against Oliver T. sher-
wood, Defendant Summons. To the above named de-
fendsnt: You hereby TO the com
plant this action copy your answer
PLAINTIFFS Attorneys within 20 days after the SER
vice Of this summons exclusive Of the day OF service
in failure appear answer Judgment will
be taken against by default the relief demanded
complaint
Dated New York. May IS, 1908
WHITE q WING.
PLAINTIFFS Attorneys ONCE Post once Address No %
Pine Street. Borough OF Manhattan. New York city
To the above named defendant. Oliver T Sherwood:
The foresoing summons served you by publication
pursuant 10 order OF the Hon Charles H Truax
Justice Of the Supreme Court of the State York
dated the 18th day Of June 1908 day filed
complaint Clerk Of the County
New County in the Borough OF
Manhattan. City OF New York which
complaint originally fled there the 2sth day
May. 1903.
Dated June 1e. 1903.
WHITE & WING.
Plaintiffs Attorneys and Post once Address No %
Pine Street. Borough Of Manhattan. New York City
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SurrogateS' Notices.


Of order Of T. Fitzgerald a Surrogate
Of the County OF New notice hereby all
having claims against Alexander Harvey. late
OF the County OF New York deceased. present the
with vouchers thereof the subscribers their
place OF transacng business the Offices of Curtis R
Hatheway No 20 Broadway lManhattan IN he City Of
New York or before the 3rd day Of October
Dated New York. the 3rd day OF April. 1908
JOHN r. SUYDAM. HERBERT L SATTERLEE. Exec
utors.
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ADVERTISEMENT ant subscrrptioass. y
Th@ TrIsunr received az their 20.
once No. IS64 Broadway. eetNe 49,
and S7th sts- until . O'clock n. go
tlsenents received a. the ,oi-oWinS ss-'5ss
ofiices at regular Office rates uht-, ess-st.
o N viz "a shave. . = ceL' - 4,
i53 6th-ave-. cor. 18th 81 81 rSst -, 5'ss asssi
.,SI West f2d So. between IN am ''--.iivs,s1
e6S West l-5rr-s.-. Z SfN S1-aNs.. - slst-
1Cta aIJ 17tt ets lr-6 sa-tNe-- - EsE
l2Sth-st.. T36 Tremoat-aye. es-,s-sr-st.
near 4ist-st.. 50 3d-ave. 10 -
SOS Bieecker-st BroCklyu
COurt-st-; 215 Sulith-st-: ASo~ 's@-
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For Boys and Young Men-Country.

T OF BOYS anu IUuIlk N1tIl-OUuLIIy.
NTAPLEwooD SUMMER SCHOOL. FOR BOYS, Con-
Nl cordville Pa. beautiful elevated healthy;
instruction combined recreation: professor
entering social fe small boys admitted;
no tobacco J. SHORTLJDGE. Yale A. M. Prtn.
Mass 4sth year Best sanitation. high scholastic
Military training with homo Well ap-
pointed laboratories. Visitor: The Rt Rev. Alex. H
Vinton D. D. Head Master. JOSEPH ALDEN SHAW
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DRESSMAKING.

DRESSN SNIAKER.-Excellen filter; stylish.
fancy summer gowns: all kinds Of tuck
ing. silk coats: tailor made dresses refer
ences Address DRESSMAKING. 232 East
1l5th-st
DRFSSMAKER.-B young French wou-
an; out by day or home. DkESsAAh-
ER 1l9 West 56th-st.
DRESSMAKER (swel). not established at
present: thoroughly competent; perfect
ftfer. goes out by day; city OF country,
highest references Address OPPORTCE NJ
TY. Box 81. Tribune Uptown once. l.S64
Broadway.
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LAWYERS.

SMITH 4, ENGF.L 3O9 Broadway New
York -Reuable lawyers, accidents. do
mestic difficulties Quickly adjusted. consul
tatiOn free.
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A DvERTIsEMENTs and subscriptions for The Tribune
received at their Uptown once
NO. 1.364 BROADWAY.
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Female.
BROADWAY HAIRDRESSING SCHOOL
French American hatrdressing; mani
curing face. general massage; scalp treat
ment. bust developing, beautifying chitop-
cdy. dermatology; incorporated, diplomas;
superior instruction, day. evening sessions :,
ladies' maids taught; good positions, both
sexes admitted. call or write. c. SUTH Err
LAND. Principal, ,27S Broadway. near S3d.
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MACHINERY.

At REDUCED PRICES. 800 second hand
wood and iron working machines, tully
Guaranteed: machinery bough. and ex-
Changed GEO. 3. EDDY. 39S Msdison-st-
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DRAWING INSTRUMENTS.

SPECIAL SALE OF odd and shopworn
drawing Instruments and material. field
glasses. measuring tapes. microscopes ma
ferials. QUEEN & CO. SO Flfth-ave..
New-York.
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FURNISHED ROOMR.

IF YOU LOOK for a newly furnished
room with all convenIences, 50 90 up
ward. private park privilege, call at $50
Fqsr 2Isr-st Gramercy Park.
e4TH- ~ EAST-A comnodious
clesnlv kept well furnished room: pri-
va+e family; references essential
New-York tribune., 1903-07-10
ELECTRICIANS.

MOTORS fans. bought, sold,
repaired installed wiring done. ARDAI
& BJJCHSNALD % West sth-st.
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TRUNKS AND LEATHER GOODS.

ADVICE TO TRAVELLERS--Buy your
Trunks Bags. Suit Cases direct from
makers AMERICAN TRUNK CO.. II
Union Square West. largest retailing man
ufacturers n the world OF travellers requi-
sites. Lowest prices. Highest quality. Sat
isfaction guaranteed.
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A ADVERTISEMENTS subscriptions for The Tribune
~ received their Uptown ONCE.
NO. J.364 BROADWAY.
Advertisements will be received at the following branch
Offices regular Office until 8 O'Clock
254 Sth-ave., e, cor. 23d-st: 153 6th-ave., cor.
I2th-st 92 East 14tn-st.g 2S7 West be-
7th Sth 263 West I25th-sf.; I.:}:SS
3d-ave., between 76th 18th sts- I,O26 ;SG-aTe
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

Abner c. Thomas. a Surrogate Of County OF
New York. notice is hereby given 10 all having
claims Charlotte A La Forge.
OF New York, deceased. the
subscriber place OF transacting
business the Offices Of Murray. Bennett & Ingerso
her attorneys, Nos. 1922 William Street
OF New York before the l4th day OF December
Dated. New York. day o June. 1906
EMILY A LA FORGE, Administrators.
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n PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.


Abner c. Thomas. Surrogate County OF New
io N9See Is nefS6y giyrn To- az persons having claims
deceased to the with thereof the
subscriber. st her OF transaCting Room
zoos, No, 27T Broadway. tr the City Of
before the 18th day Of August next.
Dated New York. the 5th day ebruary. 1903
MARY A. WALL.
Administrative Of Francis h Wall. deceased
HARTMAN y FESsENDEN- Attorneys for Admins
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SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK CorNTY-

Plaintiffs Attorney once and Post once Address No %
Pine Street. Borough Of Manhattan. New York City.
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HELP WANTED.
HELP WANTED.

NANTED.-Wagon blacksmith: STEADY
work. 38 Paterson-st.. Paterson. n. ].
The Delta independent., 1903-12-11
Harvest Time at Home.

Somehow when business has lul'
about this time of year.
My thoughts take their vacation back
among the scenes once dear.
! stray about the harvest fields where
long and long ago
I watched the cereal ocean in its golden
ripples flow.
While now and then. upon some blade.
tired reaper bore.
The sunbeams flashed and then went out
like thoughts recalled no more.
How pleasant then the journey home
along the country road.
Where larkspur blooms beside the fence
like knots Of lovers glowed-
Now listening to the whippoorwill be.
yond darkiing field.
Or tarrying where the berries tempt-a
shower OF wine CONCEALED:
And long before We reached the gate to
hear the watch dogs bark
And see the distant windows gleam like
blossoms of the dark.
1t seemed so long since those old years
so long. indeed. that l
Now wonder that time could be with
out sob or sigh.
And yet. enough do l recall to vow that
In the end
When the no more and ever more in
deaths twilight shall blend
1t would suffice to know that life beyond
the gathering g'oam
Would really prove as care free as
the harvest time at home.
VIII T. Hale in New York Times.
The Delta independent., 1903-12-11
Piod, PIod, Plod.

When your hands and head are weary,
And your soul has lost its song;
When the road is hot and dreary.
And tho way seems very long:
When you have no heart for action,
When you need the spur and rod
There's world of satisfaction
In plod, plod. plod,
Just to see the task before you,
And forget the distant goal;
Just to bid Renown ignore you.
And to bear n humble soul:
Just to trudge along contented
Where the many feet have trod-
There's no better rest Invented
Than plod, plod. plod.
Let the genius leap to glory
Winged feet that spurn the soil;
Though ! think the truer story
IL that talents always toll.
We will make a reputation
From a broom. a hoe. n hod:
There are fame and fascination
In plod. plod. plod.
For in this way and no other .
Do the seasons come and go.
And the great world is a brother
To tho toiler with his hoe:
Near to nature working slowly,
We are close to natures God
When We give our spirits wholly
To 4 plod. plod. plod!
Amos r. Wells. In the Rams Horn.
The Delta independent., 1903-12-11
NO MONOPOLY IN SPORT.
Al Nations Have Their Share In Hon
ors Of the Game.

OF6 OF thc 1ame.
The honors of sport are internation.
az, no nation can claim that 1t has Q
monopoly of sporting achievements.
The losing nations in the recent auto.
mobile race In Ireland will be able to
congratulate themselves, no doubt.
upon some other notable feat which
has gained international distinction
Germany holds the record for speed
at sea, although it has not the biggest
ship. which belongs to England. Amer.
lea has sent up kite higher than any
other nation. More than 10000 feet
above sea level. or a height OF nearly
two miles, is the record achieved in
One OF the British
es-Tasmania-has an odd rec.
ord which has never been beaten.
Some skiilful wielder OF an ak at the
antipodes has chopped through 6
foot inch log in minutes sc Sec
onds, and his feat has never been
matched inside or outside the com.
monwealth. 1t is a British ship which
holds the worlds record for coaling,
and 1t is British member of parlia-
ment who has done another that is
unique by swimming twice across Nj
agara.
The Delta independent., 1903-12-11
BEAR TRAP CAUGHT A MAN.
Died in Its Clutch, His Hair First Be.
ina Turned White,

Ing Turned White.
Herman KratZ, a homesteader, who
lived seventeen miles northwest of Ely,
northeastern Minnesota, mysteriously
disappeared last September. and no
trace was ever found of him until
few days ago. when the skeleton of a
man supposed to have been Kratz was
found by civil engineer in deadfall
set for bear five or six miles from his
place in the deep woods. The flesh
had practically all disappeared from
the skeleton, but the scalp and hair
still remained in part. The clothing
was rotted away so that 1t was of lit
tie use for purposes Of identification.
One puzzling thing Is that the hair
seems somewhat gray. while the hair
of the missing homesteader was dark
brown. but it is thought that the ter
ror Of his situation in the bear trap
and the knowledge that he could never
escape caused his hair to whiten.
Tnsodora Kratz, mother of the young
homesteader. who lived on a farm
seven miles from Elroy, Wis, is re-
ported here to have become insane re-
Gently over the disappearance and hor-
rible death of her son.-Duluth Dis.
patch in New York World.
The Delta independent., 1903-12-11
QUAKER REFLECTIONS,

The electric fan is out of job.
Mosquitoes are sharpening thei,
bills.
One freckle doesn't make a summer
girl.
Even an uphill fight may be on the
level.
Bad habits grow out faster than
warts.
The baseball fan can't always raise
the wind.
Some people look for work through
smoked glasses.
Roses are blooming, and 80 are
colds in the head.
The girl who can be won by fattery
isn't worth winning.
It's hard to rattle bore when you
can't even shake him.
De Tanque-GuZZler's doctor says
he must stick to soft drinks. O'Saque
That's hard.
Don't always believe the fellow who
tells you what he would do II he were
In your place.
THE man who proposes to a ghl
on his knees" sayS the Cynical Bach.
elor, "stoops to folly"
The Delta independent., 1903-12-11
SHE BlAZED A TRAIL.
indian Bride Let Her Husband In for
Substantial DAMAGES.

1t is told of an Alaskan adventuref
that he chose bride from one of tho
Indian tribes toward the Chilcoot
Pass. took her to a large and stately
hotel in Canadian city, and one day
left her alone in their rooms while he
went out for while. He stayed long.
er than he had intended, and she
missed him. Finally it became intol
cradle, and she glided forth in search
OF him, without paying any attention
to the elevator. After a while some
one remarked peculiar traces on the
balnsters and doors, when it trans
pired that the Indian bride had blazed
a trail by which to retrace her steps
Perhaps she didn't blaze it with q
tomahawk. but it was effectively done.
Her husband paid the damages.
The Delta independent., 1903-12-11
TURNING the Tables.

mo. Mr.. Wooster" said the frigid
naid with the imported complexion;
at can never be. I'm satisfied !
would not make a good wife for a poor
man."
Il guess that's the unadulterated
truth" reJoined the young man who
had been given the dizzy whirl; but
you will undoubtedly make a poor wife
FER some good man"
The Delta independent., 1903-12-11
EVERYTHING TO THE DOT.
Lovers Gallant Appreciation Of Sweet,
hearts Missiye

hearts mlSSiSc.
Gen. Phil" Cook. when secretary Of
state Of Georgia. observed that q
young clerk. fresh from one of the
small towns. daily received a letter
over which he hung long and tenderly.
The general knew that this daily mis-
sive was from the young fellows
sweetheart! and one day. when the
letter seemed especially distracting, he
said:
We'll, John, suppose she writes
very nice letter."
John colored. but was too gallant to
let the challenge pass.
"A nice letter! Why, General, she
dots her is and crosses her t's with
fastidious levity that disdains all pur-
suit."-New York Times.
The Delta independent., 1903-12-11
Hopeless Case.

Attorney-Are you willing to swear
that the lady is insane?
Physician-I am.
Attorney-On what ground do you
base your opinion?
Physician-I asked her as, and she
tried to make herself out f1,e years
elder than the records show her l. ba
A Chance For Housewives.
The Milford, N. H., Pointer pub
fishes the following advertisement
Finn girl. 20 or 22. just arrived, wouls
like housework. Does not cock. Does
not speak English"
The Delta independent., 1903-12-11

Appropriate Registration.

A young woman a. q Chicago hotel
registered her name on the hotel book
In red ink the other day. Her name
Vks sIis. Henry Blood of New York.
The Delta independent., 1903-12-11

People who are the most cordial in
their greetings are the ones who will
generally be better forgotten.
The Delta independent., 1903-12-11

Death is the only thing that never
comes when 1t is wanted; It is always
too soon or too late.