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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-22
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

ss.. R's'; s:n & : Is So ' sS g. Ts1 ss
+ SS i F WIS., e :s::s :ssR S.s1. 6 q. @
LG sys ksp0d Isl 70 Z. Levi Il a sssaaist y.s.: 1@
Ba aa Jacob, to Randolph csuEs.ah.irasr.
same est to Eliza eGsssaasim:i ioist-st Nos los
and lO6 East; mortgages; years; 8 Per cent .oo
co saSn Anna tRoo.svein. to New York Lie
6ss. corner dsd-sf: Dfi0r mortgage. $4,000;
BAKE ss-5 Tioi Is n 'I to EnIsT.as industrial Sag.
ings Bank, Leroy-st ;. 2Sss Il OF HUI zno
w :2s:' ds ssa5 Z Ds5 ss I1y::: 1t. m
suTs1ce Company. 4oths No loI East; years .. ,oo
m:y aye wSisTa Esia:s i:..o~s2i si's- 1850
D1sSEs En- 3 to sssss Van Ds asT E mS
SO 900 and taxes fsss Esass af5
30 It Of 5th-av.. prior mortgages. s4ooooi ,ocOo
MsFGa 4say Ed ss. Nc n $40 %sst years. par
Hs sans Chariot: W. 10 Robert Barry.
chEist2phs;E.ss no i g3b y'@ Fssu
1a5 It q stk-srs; :asehoid Jun. Is
Gd 5sIa E gi 70 MoIIis Tenps9a iis.s
sags 81 0G0 y 70 Tsaek peg seS IsIsts
MiiS o r of Pa1kav.: yeas: per 2sOo
znds T9stss e G.sss No 81 N due pscsr
.r 5SH' rd agisns r afa GRsf No 10
Dutch-st. Nos 10 and IS; year; par cent ,oooo
Kei 16 MaFg Ic.f 70 3.r psr 1850
Alderman Bernard Z 70 Rooerf Q Ratnoone.
Dyckman-st n s. $50 Il OF Est: also Dyck-
B-st; also washington
ave Nos S.9s az and 'ls al u's G
zindIer Tobias 20 Jacob subin. Allen-st, No 81:
prior mortgage S170oo: due SepIsmoer ID 1soos .oo
Wittner Sfegfrted, Augustus E Holly, list
a. Nos 416 AIS East; prior moTtgzgs -. -.
$40 COO; year; per cent. <AVoo
Leo John ?. GeTrnania Life Insurance. Com
PAW f4sth-st n go II OF Broadwayi also
r. Nichoas-ave. 8 3oee II Of 15oth-st; due =. 49,.
L 1906: cent - AcsOoo
Han MARI [. to Title Guarantee and Truzt CON
pany S'th-s'' No Il "es. 5000
Marlnus Katharine. and another 70 WIIan
Kngsland 1 M2ds0H c.tas. 5000
Irfard Emile, o Title Guarantees and Trust So1n-
many JTndercliff-ays 9. S7s-2 Il 2 or 1Iets- -.
81; years; per cent. eooV
T3arhuaann Caroline Title Guarantee ana
Trust Company 1T0th-st. No ei4 East; years; .o
cent 49,
Essen Alexander. to Dora n Muir. WtHsrSI
No 1Ol; prior s-POU 1880
C,ravbrl James z 20 Empire CITY Savings Bank
iSSa-st % |. q $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-22
TRANSACTIONS m REALTY.

Di.y.'s Nc l ss. q ssi 4.. .
Island 4 Boo,h 70 Both Nominal
sts.n5srg to Max sfenbsTs: $4,000; ,,oo
ioI.,-s - SSs 49, and 100 East si.Il1Ioo,Ii;
gage $500 =, .-.se 1900
70 Smith; mo mortgsss 500. = Nominal
F5sd to B s3g a stain Il 1STs si4o5
eti-ave Nos l5s and iso E . runs E sssx
liz s. 2ls5 ssl1 n s3 Ss2I E Fvon,0.,
sh 81 IL tr Sn..sas = Nominal
" kisas mortgage. 5000. Nominal
Me1ieenaa to to o q s r. - @Si,ssgs
iss-sys No pas a ios17o: Tisd.iiok L:@ts : go
Hqshss.aSe, aaii Z, q is2a,,,.: 2t4as:
Raphael ;n Tobias to New-YO,k Building Loan ,oxo
tsh Hs No S0 - Es. sIoo sssc Bir;sr 70
,OoR n.s So E. lstass D sRS
ssd-si. 30 III West, runs ioosx~ I5sz It2
60 sS1 So i1 COZ Ss's0a a5S q mary
iO3t-st as 100 f " OF Amstsrdsm-avs sox
isms: mortgage siis Nominal
Psstao a5ftsss: siss 90 Nominal
& p SS Isl a cor % Of 4 ss6 Nc sssSs
ss9I1ss. : is n Of Ave a: aozIss i1so9
~ 70; MarsaEst Ly ,;s S E al to Sarah Moc
iiff Bars,: 19 g H q S H.s iS @aas. s
$4,000 u Nominal
'7fas G.. iS S & '4ise i
Msn am Nos $40 and s4e. 3 5oissi
Henrietta Harris TO Samuel Baum; mortgages -
$4,000 100
Manhattan-ave No 344. q 25xs5; Hannah
Harris to Samuel Baum; mortgage. s22Ooos -
ssss Bar; e e F :s1s. sssl5.ss ss
gage. s22.5oo . and ....'-,,,;s: 100
14s. 2x8T ex147 8; n Davis 70 A Maerkls; -.
o c and .--...----.----.... LOO
27th-st n 8 2of.7 n " OK eth-ave. 1s.6xsS o: J z
Fe Gly ana a.o.asf s.sea'o.s ana ao
f33d-st n s. so T. " LincoIn-ave. ioo11oof
John Davidson Samuel Trummsr ct al o -
and AZ
Belmout-ave, n cor is1st-st. " ii5-Sx
49, 2s5 gore: r Minrath to F1loEnenA 80
Anuuisou-ave W s ais n : Of Randan-avs. 25x
100: Land Company OF EdsnwzId 70 "
RristoW-st W 8. z55 n OF Jenning--st. eox1oo;
an. SPIins % eehiat: Iaor's1ss s.... 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-22

40 ,oos-ssaed proposals in riplieate Will be re
10 ~ C,snstructtng Quarternastef New Lon
eeiVe9 until o Jan'y 49, leo4 tor Sohstr uetlon
oon I'm e,,ss NJ Fort Terry n Y; reserves me right
OF .ist any or all proposals or any par
mAupn lu'I5 ~ marked Proposals for coal Shed at
gfop's 49, N r and addressed 70 CoNslltg CIiNd
IoTt .-erbs Il AsTpR "a Granite street, New London
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-22
Proposals.

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED By
~ the Park Board the once Of the Department Of
Parks Arsenal Building. Fifth Averus and Sixtyfourth
Street Borough OF Manhattan The City OF New York.
O"-1 ~ THURSDAY DECEMBER 81 1908
BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN.
FOR CONSTRUCTING A Pipe SEWER FROM TIE
MINERAL SPRINGS TO SEWER NEAR DAIRY. WITH
SUCH APPCRTENANCES AND BRANCHES AS MAY
BID NECESSARY, ALL IN THE CENTRAL PARK
For full particulars see CITY RECORD.
WILLIAM r. WILCOX.
JOHN E EJST1S
RICHARD YOUNG.
Commissioners Of PARKS
patsd pecannher IL 1903
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-22

A DyVRTIeFMEETs and SUBSCRIPTIONS TOT Ah~ Ar'O1h'
n fsoS''S NO 1854 BROADWAY
.,,..~,sr,s viii he received az the following branch
-sr,,isr cfica rates uBti o'clock . M VIA !
~ stbIaSe 2-dst 1913 0tb.aVe. COZ N
80 .,h svss gas wsst ts5lh-st.; lsSs sa-sys.: pc
fwssn 18TH and TTth sta lsVsa Su-s'"" "s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-22
Country Property for Sale.

IN 000 ACRES timber and mineral land; 100 600 300
has log cut; splendid investment ehsaps
cash close partnership. ". N LANE. Trenton No
A DvERTISEMENTS subscriptions tor Tns Tr<ouna
n rscsived a their Uptown Ohice.
NO. LISA BROADWAY.
Advertisements will received the following branch
e54 sth-aye-, cor 23d-sL LIS sth-ase.. i7th-
St 81 East I4tk-st.; 251 West 42d-st- between I'm
snd sth avss e83 West l25th-st; l-33S Sd-aEs.. be-
ITOs Ist-ave, near ssth-st: East I25th-st; sSs
Trem0nt-aye.; $50 SG-ase- 41ststs 554 Sd-age.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-22
n PTRsUANCE o. ~ ORnER OF HoN

- Ahner c. Thomas Surrogate OF he County q Ssw
York notice hereby given to all persons having claims
against Adelaide c. Dickinson late Of ne county Or Nsw
York deceased. 20 present the sane WIZ Vouoss
~ the subscrioer place OF tasacring business No
"a Ibety Street city q New York on q oecoss re
T9rE Of Ma DaFei New YORK. the 10TH day
AZ November 1908. CHARLES DICKINSON, Executor.
STfNsON & WILLIAMS. Attorneys TOR Executor No
e Iihsrry street. BoroGEh Of Manhattan. New Iork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-22

A6nsr Thomas a surroga5s q shs County az
claims agains William c Teasdsls OF the County
OF New York. deceased. present the with
vouchers thereof 10 a <
transactfng business ONCE OF Joseph p Oman,
No. Street, a Prank =.
Iouxhran Broadway. Borough Of Manhattan. ~ The
CITY OF New York. before Tia LIST day OF JEas
ANNIE HENDERSON,
FREDERICK ". ZIEAGESR. S--Ns~osoE-
JOSEPH P O'NEILLa Attorney for Executor Ann1s EAR
".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-22
SEALED BIDS or ESTIMATES FOR

SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES FOR
building pier and approach at summerheld avenue:
~ h Of poo 81 at Ps Ber Piaos
siss. 4sos For particularly n,'i see city Record
SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES FOR MA
- Mia rope Contract $3.50 for dredging Ccon-
tract No SID Win be received by the Sonrn OF
y ocl9ck noon wednssday December soth 1908 For
SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
the President Of the Borough Of Manhattan at the
0''' TUESDAY,. DECEMBER 20. 1905. 49,.
pERFoRMISo THE WORE coSsTR UcTTNq PIPE G
GRL kNsIT s n On BRoADwaY FROM
SIDE OF NORRIS STREET.. BOROUGH OF MAN
For full PaFti GdoB see 6oR Boash President
The city Of New York. December 1e 1908
CEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
- the President the Borough Of Manhattan at the
day pecernber % 1905 1890 -.,-.. e.
repairs sewer Lspenard street between West Broad
fun PaF9ieqleTs see Git yd Rec2 Fdrone President.
city Of ! Ns% Ro4 * Dso.mosc e iso5
CFALED BIDS on ESTIMATES FOR AN
Ess 6B3rsat & s 5h' VIII t2P' be q By
so2s5 % &a Il oloak noon sG sos
(For particulars see CITY Reeora-l |
SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
- the Commissioned o: Water SUPPLY Gas and Eleo;
EeetTioy. Room 1880 Ia2I Park Row Borough
Of Manhateln. The City Of New York until O'Clock
= H. % WEDNESDAY,. DECEMBER 2s. 1905,
Boroughs of Manhattan and The BronI -
SECTION FOB 4F PI5S M aSsf7E4 PTPEe
AND s sPEcIhI cAsTiNds,, 800
For full go ST5sFTF sR sff RI MoSRoE Commissioners
Dated December II. lso9
SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
~ the President OF the Borough Of Manhattan at the
city Han Room No i8 until o'clock p H. on "ednss-
T:RSgpS Th ssPaa N. TssG%sy on On
street Ecm Avsngg WIZ ss6 5yg9us on
vr ass1 Paas ef Fesd roadway Q;
PIKE from East BFoa9T2' R 70 assnFS street
5 N.9 Rots bsss6s g. 2oFR s5 President
CEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
City Han Room q until 0clocE p NJ on wsdH's-
d'E s0Ps a9f s r. Rgo s.a ssd
o. T.S Ro4k f 6s5s5s4 e E'FI 1913 President
SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
= tn. Park the one: Of the and 9ega[%s05 Of
Parks Arsenal BuiianE slh bs CIV Of Ns Y9 u
til 10 ''''sH S55S8A5A Pa-RHs#4 = 5'''
GLISTqHz FAVE AVENUES AND FiFTY-sEooND AND
E1ETY5FoFF5SEFHw oRK And MATERIALS FOR THE
rpsS ~ AM, COMPLETION OF PAVILION. TO
an IA fS-rEr IN On WITT CLINTON PARK FIFTY
SECOND TO FIFIY-EOUltIH SAfN1@1A' N->I- S~'~ Il
10 S GWEITTURR A WORK AND MATERIALS FOR TIE
EPEcTIoN AND COMPLETION OF PE E SI= TOOL
HOUSE ETC TO BE E1tE crED 7 ~ Fl II
5TltSEET F.f F.VFIngTa TO TWELFTH AZE-SUE5
StsHEE ESSr5 T)NSTRUCTING THE PUBLIC PARK
pcInyrFD az FIRST AVENUE, sEToAB AVENUE
IN TJ3TTy FIFTH AND THIRTF-SiAIH sIlSE~ET.
Tor tuL PsElASe~~o WILLIAM r. WILCOX,
John +. GUSTS,
RICHARD YOUNG,
Commissioners.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-22
Surrogates' Notices.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
u Abner C Thomas. Surrogats OF the County OF New
hereby s1ve1 all persons having claims
Sarah n Phyfs. sometimes 3 sarah
lockwood, aSe County OF York. deceased to
silhscrfb-
al their place OF transactns business
FetUrstch. Slkman & Seyoel. No Al Park Row tn the
City New York Manhattan Borough. before the
I4th day OF May uext
Dated New York the 9th day November. 1908.
WILLIAM J. PHILLIPS. WILLIAM D. CARROW.
FETTRETCH STL.KRIAN & sEYBEL- Attorneys for Ex-
ecutors a Park Row. Borough % Manhattan. City
or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-22
STANCE OF an ORDER OF HON.

L Abuer c. Thomas. Surrogate OF the County OF Nsw
York hereby given 70 all persons having claims
AGAINST Samuel p Patterson late % County OF
Yo~E deceased. present the same with vouchers
rhs-eof subscriber his transactinx
BoWeFy. Borough OF Manhattan. In tho
cfty OF before the thirtisth OF ApTa
DATED York the seventeenth day Of October t9oss
WILLIAM z. PATTERSON. Executor.
FRANK VI. TICHENOR. Attorney for Executor. % Park
Row New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-22

York notice hereby gwen % al persons having CLAIMS
sxansf Orlando Dexter. late OF th4 County OF New
Ye deceased present the same with voCchsrs thsrs
IRE subscriber place q rransacttng bush
rheo Office LemUsl Skidn1ors. No. 50 Wal
street Borough Manhattan IN the city OF New forx
N ar befors the 2Stn day Of April rext-
mated New york the 26th day co October. 1908.
HENRY DEXTER Administrators.
rrSrITEI sKIDMORE. Attorney for Administrators. -
Wal Street. Borough OF Manhattan. New YORK Ciry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-22
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

Ahnsr c. Thomas a Surrogate or County OF New
York Notice hereby given al persons having claims
against Eliza Common late o. The Comfy e York
deceased present the with vouchers therzct
subscriber at his place OF transacns business No
the Borough OF Brooklyn.
York. on before the Isl day OF April next
Dated New York. September, 1908
JOHN = HIGGINS. Executor.
CARR CIRCUIT Attys for Ex'r. 80 Montzgus 81.
n Y,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-22
N PURSUANCE OF as ORDER OF HoN

~ Abner C Thomas a Surrogate Of the County Of New
York. notice Is hereby given . all persons having claims
against Ailes late Of the County OF New York
deceased present the same with vouchers thereof %
OF transacrlng business at
orce or Charles D Conneu. I7u Broadway. In the
Borough Manhattan city OF New York OF eefors
Dates New YORK the I9th Cay Of October. 1903
CHARLES r. NAGEL. Adrinistracor.
CHARLES D. O'CONNELLa Attorney Tor Administrator.
10 RraadMay. BarogEl p Aanhattan NeN Eork Cl-y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-22

Abner c. Thomas surrogass Of the county 81 New
York notice IS hereby al persons having claims
agairst William L Jenkins late o the County o. New
W. dee4ssad % present vouchers
tbereof 70 me subscribers their o. traasactng
business az ohce q Frsderic De p Foster No -
~sn street IN the Borough q Manhattan. q
yor< or an before the twenty-ffth day o. April
TSta6 New york the nineteenth day Of October 1903
AUGUSTUS :. JENKINS. lr~..,t,-.
HOBART CLEVELAND.
FOSTER. Attorney FOR Executors :
wan Street. Borough q Manhattan. CITY q Ns~
Vrrk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-22
IN pIrRsrANCE OF ~ oRpER on HoN.

Nbner c. Thomas a Surrogats OF the County %
~ work notice hereby AL persons having
cairs Against Henry Schmidt. late OF the County %
vori- DECEASED to present vouchers
thereof subscribers az their place OF tFasactnS
pnsnsxs at the offce OF Speir Bartlett No So Wall
.s-ssr Borough OF Manhattan IN The City % New
york on or before the day Or July. 1904
Totsd New York ne - December 1904
HENRY SCHOERRV.
FREDERICK SCHMIDT fNN~~~A9a>
SPEIR a BARTLETT. ATTORNEYS tor Executors
Sc wall sweet. Borough % Manhattan
New York City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-22

A ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions Ths rStoans
y a their Uptown Once
No. fSG4 BROADWAY.
will receives. the following branch
orces az regular og1ee rates until o,elock Wal
eS4 shave. q g2d-sf t53 6th-aSes. ieth-
st % East tith-st.; esq West 4ed-st- between "a
5eth and Tlth sts. less sd-ave near slse-ss:
tst-ave. sath-sL- Isl East t@tsh-sf.s 7da
rremont-ave.i ESQ Sd-ase.. tIstses So sdsr&s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-22
Financial Elections.

,,y1-rsVstErsTs ana subscriptions for The Tribune
. .o.tv.d al their Uptown once
no. 1884 BROADWAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-22

~ cha President Of the Borough OF Manhattan. st the
c,,v Hall Room No To- until oclocE p ua On Wsdnss-
SsS Decenher Is. 1908.
fol SEs ntsrsection OF Broadway and Grand
station S e. Of Manhattan The CITY New
~ W. f,fi particulars city Record
FOE Jul 49, IsOOB A CANTOR. Borough President
~. rev ~ New York December II. 1903
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-04-05

age over small competitors is sufficient
to crush them to powder. Take our
friend Rawson, who has just failed. for
example. He was a first-class practical
butcher of the old school. He bought
cattle, hogs and sheep from the sur
rounding farms, killed them and Of
fered the products for sale. His reve-
nue. was derived solely from meats
and hides. 1t was impossible for him
to extract profit from what is known
as the by-products. Not so with the
ten-million dollar establishment in
Chicago. In the trust packing house
nothing is lost but the porker's dying
squeal. Hair, hoof, snout, bristles, en-
tails, bones and a hundred chemical
products are ground into money. Vast
refrigerators hold his corpse in stor-
age until the market demands him;
miles of privately-owned refrigerator
cars carry him by fast freight to his
destination; an army of skilled buy
ers Scour the country for his fellows
and pay cash for discounted prices;
from one end of the continent to an
other this marvellous machine is in per-
feet motion. 1t is the perSonifcation
of business art, the perfection of me-
chanical and executive science. 1t can
religiously obey every enacted law and
defy any possible competition it can
laugh at lowered tariff gates. The CIV
ilized world is already within its
grasp
You are eloquent in demolishing
my remedies" said Judge Sawyer. Il
should like to hear what you have to
advance in their place."
mot tonight" responded Col. Mon
roe, looking at his watch. II prom
ised Mrs. Monroe to come home early.
I'll give you a chance to have fun
with my plan of campaign against the
meat trust at our next session"
I'D smash the meat trust if I was
President" declared Postmaster Jen-
kins. I'D smash them so hard they'd
never know what hit Them
You defended trusts recently" OBJ
served Col. Monroe, as he opened the
door.
Eyes, I know, but not this one" said
Mr.. Jenkins. Besides, George Rawson
is my friend, and a member of our
lodge, and a mighty good fellow. Good
night, Judge! Goodnight, Colonel
Copyright, 1903, by Frederick Upham
AdarnSl
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-04-05
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
McNALLY
Mentions UnmaTriaseable Maids.
By LAWRENCE PoRCHER HExT.

9TH Census says" remarked O'Flynn,
that they's more single mena
Than married vans; tn ratio is about
fourteen to ten
9TH Census must be right" said Mack,
IAN I am not surprised,
Yell say tn same whin vance We see
tn QUESTION analysed"
9TH Census Bureaus not to blame, it
done tn Dist it could
In settin' forth tn awful facts, fr
ivrybody's good.
No vans to blame, that l can see, but
ivry girl on earth
Should not attimpt to pass FIR amy
more that phwat she's worth"
"Ye take tn man that knocks off
worruk, an goes to find wife,
He wants a maid av stirlin' traits FIR
partnership through life;
But sad an sorry is tn day FIR NANNY
honest men
Av all tn girls in all tn worruld
they's not wan wife in ten"
9TH first wan that he comes acrost is
busy chewin' gum:
She chews an chews an chews so
much she chews him def an
dumb:
She chews be day, an chews be night;
ternallY she chews:
She's not tn kind av girl that amy
daycint man would choose"
He passes on, an thin he meets tn
wan that puts him wise
TIL livin' book aV fiction, wit tn sad
an dreamy eyes
She read so nanny NOVELTIES that
whin she stops to speak,
TIL flow av conversation makes him
take hasty sneak"
"A charmin' maiden winks at him, he
braces UP O. bit
An thlnks-th' foolish lobster-that, at
last. he's made hit.
But, vance again, he's off his base,
she proves to be flirt-
A bunch av slang wit'out enough av
common sinse to hurt
"An' thin wan day he meets tn maid
av muscle an av Drawn:
She's 1.-THE av limb an neat av build
an active as a fawn.
She's fond av sport; plays outdoor
games wits vigor an wit vim,
But, at tn game av man an wife,
she's much too strong FIR him."
"A frind av his-a lady frind-con-
thrives to help him on;
She has him meet a girl that's called
a social paragon.
He worships her q week an thin he
finds. to his surprise,
That all her charms are purchased
where they deal in art supplies"
HE staggers on, keeps meetin' maids
av diff'rint timpraymints.
Until his healthy bank account looks
much lik' thirty cints.
An whin. perhaps, he meets tn wan
he'd lik' to join FIR life
He hasn't faith enough in her to take
her FIR wife"
9TH men we have in mind" said Pat,
ARE much too hard to please"
mot So" said Mack they are tn
kind that maids would lik' to
sieze.
They are tn men that have tn nerve
to live a single life.
Instead av bein' buncoed be an imita-
ton wife"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-04-05
Offers to Buy Tip of a Nose.
New York Telegram to the Chicago
Tribune.

Fifty dollars reward for the tip of
a nose-A woman of fashion, having
lost the tip of her nose, will pay $50
to the woman who supplies the tip for
grating. DR.. E. P. Robinson, SO West
Thirty-fifth street" This is an adver-
tisement which appeared in New York
papers this morning.
Two persons called at DR.. Robin
sons office to-day with a view of hav-
ing the ends of their noses transplant
ed, but neither proved satisfactory.
The woman's first question was: 80,
doctor, will it hurt?" The doctor said
it would a little. and she left.
The other was a burly laborer, whose
nose was large, red and spotted.
Yours will not MATCH" the doctor in
formed him, and the man, much dis
appointed, left.
The woman who wants a new tip to
her nose, said the doctor, is about 80
years old and beautiful A year ago
she fell from an automobile and rub
bed the end of her nose off. 1t is now
healed over but is pinched and one
sided The nose tip must come from
a healthy person, and must match the
injured nose perfectly.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-04-05

"A Floodtime Incident.-Teachar-
Can you tell where the Mississippi
river rises, Johnnie?" johnnie
Along it's entire length, ma am
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-04-05

They say there's an island in the
Pacific with 500 inhabitants where
drunkenness, crime, jails, police and
courts are unknown"
''Is that so? It's a wonder somebody
hasn't started in to civilize it."-Brook-
Ign Life.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1903-12-23
STRIKE PROBABLE
In Chicago Strikers Continue to In.
terfere with Observation-Disclosures
are not Permitted to Follow in
Peace Their Dead.-Outraeeous-

st. Louis, Mo-, Dec. pa strike
of nine thousand teamsters and car
riage drivers in this CITY is threaten
ed if the Citizens Industrial Asso-
citation in it's announced intention
to enforce law and order interferes
with the proposed strike of cabmen
and carriage drivers set for January
1st. The teamsters declare that II
such interference is made, they will
refuse to work and not a pound of
freight or a ton of coal will be NOV
ed by union labor until the strike is
settled. The cabmen and carriage
drivers demand an increase of wag-
es of 20 to 80 per cent which the liv-
erymen declare they will never
grant.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1903-12-23
BOARD OF EDUCATION MEETS.
Action Taken Preparatory to the
New Work of the Coming Year.

Action Taken Preparatory to the
New Work of the Coming Year.
The newly elected Board of Edu-
cation met last night at the Office
of L. K. McGaffey. President Wyllys
was in the chair and all the mem
bers present except ]. B. Atwood
and ]. H. Devine.
The committees for the year as
previously announced in the Record
were duly appointed and approved
and were instructed to bring in
complete reports at the next p.oet-
ing.
1t was decided to adopt the order
of business as published in the
course of study. The superintendent
was instructed to submit plans for
the opening of the new building A
motion to send the superintendent
as a delegate to the State Teach
ers' Association at Santa Fe was
defeated The board adjourned to
meet the first first Monday of Jan
nary
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1903-12-23
cHILDREN's PROGRAM
Home kindergarten Thursday, Dec.
ember "a, o'clock .. m.

Home kindergarten Thursday, Dec.
ember "a, 2 o'clock p. m.
Song-Ring the Merry Christmas
Bells-All.
Recitation. Jolly Old st. NIcho-
las-John Mills Kelly.
Recitation. "A Christmas Worry"
Elizabeth Pruit.
Song, What shall little children
bring-Bernie Pos.
The Story of Christmas-All.
Song. Bells are Ringing"-All.
Recitation. MY Christmas Stock.
ing"--Harold Wanless.
Song. THE Girl with the Little
Curl'-Dorothy Walker.
Recitation, Santa Claus Jake
Ellsworth Duke.
Song. Hang Up the Baby's Stock.
ing"-Ethel Mueller. Vera Hinkie
Frances Bear, Cora Kelley.
Song. Santa Claus"-All.
Song. Ring Around the Christ.
mas free"-Am.
Friends of the kindergarten win
be welcome.
All N. Washington street.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1903-12-23
Hon. G. A. Richardson Returns.

Hon. G. A. Richardson returned
on last evenings train from an ex-
tended business trip to eastern cit
les. He was in Washington, d. c.,
where he transacted some important
legal business. Mr. Richardson was
in Chicago also. and says IL was
very cold in that city and snow COW
cred the entire country and it was
drizzly and cold and he was very
glad to get back to Roswell where
the sunshine was a welcome sight
Mr.. Richardson is one of Roswelps