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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-11-06

1T is proba BILE that some people
feel better than others over the re-
suit, but that is to be expected
However, we: are all citizens of Vir-
ginia, wesare all here to stay, and
the ruflez Of political excitement
will soon wear OFF and all will again
be united in aught for the better
ment and upbuilding of the city.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-11-06

THE platform espoused by Capt.
Fay#and his followers was cleaner
moral standing for our community.
No honorable business, man need
fear for his business interests, but
the tinhorn will find it to his inter
est to pack his green goods and de-
camp before anuary 1st. The shar-
lot will also be compelled to learn
her place and keep it
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-11-06
Terms. % Per X ear. in Advance
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:S1eecSal Notice.

I III re- lSpeeSsl Notice.
Persons Wishing . news item, change OF
.'ad." or anything In the line OF locals, In
serted, viii please have same n our ONCE by
Thursday noon Of each week. II convenient,
as It saves time and trouble Tor both parties.
= We reserve the right &c positively refuse
any notice OF whatever nature after O'Clock
D. N. on Thufadav. Il 8 e..
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-11-06
Political Expectatioas.

C. Political Expectstioas.
ooh, l am the man for the place."
I said he, 81 CO.,: .@ S.
l"You can tell by a look On my face"
said he, 2:-: zs-:.55=# @.:= IS
"That am the man :
To be boss of the clan,
And Pm certain to win in the race
eaid he. 3 = :s-=*5zs.s2
'eThe others are not in my Glass;"
said he. Fl ss >:@.:...=z =-. :,
"I'm sorry for them but alas:"
" said he, .5 - :s- :*..=s
They'll have to admit
That we can't all be IT.. "A. .
And I am the one who will pass"
| said he. 80 =. IT.,
"Now why in the world did I run"
said he, IT. r. -
(The voting was over and done,
| =, you see) -..,: s s*sz. Iz=s- Z:
81 thought I'd be first, =Es g. ::
But the thing was reversed, Z
And / was the hindermost sone,
/ by gee!" I T.,
A LIAR needs no bel: 49,.
| MANY a vaulting. ambition has
over-reached itself. - :zss = !
| ---s -
AND the next day-the sun shone
alike upon the victor and the van
quished. - e.
It's all over now, and the man of
the house can put in his time in
looking after the necessary fuel
supply. III. d
AND if all those who supported"
Mr.. Fay had voted for him his ma.
jority would have been greatly in
creased.
The tin-horn may now pack his
green goods, but he need not go to
superior. Thegates are also barred
at that point, the first time 10 years.
MANY an honest man voted for
Marcus L. Fay for mayor, and rei:
Table authority states that none Of
them blushed when they marked
their ballot. - - ': =. - r., q :
ONE of the sorest disappointed
people over election results was a
gentleman who received the returns
by telephone in Duluth. 1t had
cost him many. hundreds, although
the phone message was presumably
free.
THE election of Mr.. Fay as mayor
in face of the fact that thirty of the
thirty,fve saloons, at least, were
arrayed against him, would prove
that the voters of Virginia believed
in the grace OF getting mad, when
occasion demanded.
1T is evident that the citizens OF
Virginia who are acquainted with
both men did not believe the asser:
ton made by Mr.. Cuppernuli in the
last Virginian that Mr.. Fay was a
liar. As between the two men the
voter had little trouble in, discern.
ing which was which, the accused
or the accuser.
1T is probable that some people
feel better than others over the re
suit, but that is to be expected
However, we5are all citizens of Vir
ginia,we.are all here to stay, an6
the ruffle of political excitemen
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-11-06

IT'S all over now, and the man of
the house can put in his time in
looking after the necessary fuel
supply. -. ...S* i
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-11-06

AND the next day-the sun shone
alike upon the victor and the van.
quished. &,
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-11-06
j. Purchase RouChleau [ Lands.

F.. The steel corporation. has pur-
chased the state mining lease of the
south half of section 1851 8, from l..
Rouchleau and his associates for
consideration Of $4,000. The prop
erty contains $40 acres and lies a
short distance to the north of Noun.
tain Iron. It has been explored and
has been found TO contain close to
5000, 600 tons of very desira BILE ore
the structure of which. is good and
runs from 50 to go metallic, iron.
Ore is low in phosphorus and in all
respects IS very desirable for fur
mace purposes. sz:<5 E az: ~ =, 4.
The deposit was. found at a depth
averaging perhaps 60. feet. and
under taconite. Most Of the drill
holes: reached the ore at a depth of
between 80 and 60 feet, but. one. or
two of them wereadownz about 100
feet before the ore was encountered.
4 As the ore lies under rock the
property will be developed as an
underground proposition. IN a
superficial manner in the early days
of the. Mesaba the property was ex-
plored buttbere was ndta sufficient
showing then tosencourage further
work In thosesd avs xpiorers sci
dom looked for ore under I he. tao
=onite, the popular i'm preston being
that the Mesa ba ore deposits were
more hkely to be above that kind 81
rock s.*5
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-11-06

From the Marinette Star Of recent
date we Sc prodn the following
notice of Il esdeat Ii of Miss Flora
Nc Dona.d, grandd dang Inter Of Mrs.
Jos. s hearn, q this CT =, who died
AT her ,onae At 1darine is. 81,
tie Isl AZ ii
he death. Of n1iss Flora Me-
Donald daug inter Peter Nc
sDonals q, cured sss,,ns IS afternoon
IS. i1lness l1ick
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-11-06

THE tin-horn may now pack his
green goods, but he need not go to
Superior. The gates are also barred
at that point, the first time in years.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-11-06

IT is evident that the citizens of
Virginia who are acquainted with
both men did not believe the asser-
ton made by Mr.. Cuppernuli in the
last Virginian that MIR. Fay was a
liar. As between the two men the
voter had little trouble in, discern
ing which was which, the accused
or the acCuser.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-11-06

AND if all those who Supported
Mr.. Fay had voted for him his ma
jority would have been greatly in
creased.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-11-06

MANY an honest man voted for
Marcus L. Fay for mayor. and rsli;
able authority states that none Of
them blushed when they marked
their ballot. n. ..- = :
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-11-06
A LIAR needs no:label.

MANY a vaulting ambition has
over-reached itself. ~ = :
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-11-06

The election of Mr.. Fay as mayor
in face of the fact that thirty of the
thirty.five saloons, at least, were
arrayed against him, would prove
that the voters of Virginia believed
in the grace OF getting mad, when
occasion demanded.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-11-06

Prices right on shoes at Halls.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-11-06

ONE of the sorest disappointed
people over election results was a
gentleman who received the returns
by telephone in Duluth, 1t had
cost him many hundreds, although
the phone message was presumably
free
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-24

pers'' and the Contributions TO Punch" The
edition is comprehensive Every available scrap
OF Thackeray's writing may here be found.
The form OF the edition is convenient 1t Is
printed light paper. the Illustrations. old
and new, gre all acceptable and the frontispiece
portraits form delightful gallery. 1t is the
kind OF holiday edition that has permanent
value. The Library Edition" of Charles Kings
ley. edited by Maurice Kingsley. and published
by J. F. Taylor & Co. goes steadily forward
We have lately received. in the cheerful red
covers. "Hypatia" in two volumes; Two Years
Ago" in two more; Yeast" in one volume, and
the Poems in one volume. The edition is IL
Illustrated with frontispieces in photogravure. The
Biographical Edition" of Dickens. in twenty
volumes. the sixth volume of which has been
sent Us by the ]. B. Lppincott Company, is
printed in too closely set type, on paper that is
too thin The Illustrations of Cattermole and
Phiz are given in this volume. which is devoted
to "Barnaby Rudge." The red and gold binding
is the handsomest part OF the book
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lew BRIDGES OVER eowANus CANAL

The City Record yesterday disclosed the fact that
the Mayor had affixed his signature Of approval to
several resolutions passed by the Board of Alder
men. thus insuring several public improvements.
One is $4,000 resolution for the building Of in
GENERATING plant for the Street Cleaning Department
at Stanton-st and the East River; another is for
S2250e 10 be used toward the completion of the
GOuverneur Hospital -Four thousand dollars is
assured Street Cleaning Commissioner Woodbury.
for two automobiles. New bridges over the
Gowanus Canal. in Brooklyn are assured by the
approval Of a resolution providing for the issue Of
$4,000 in corporate stock for this purpose. and
S2SSS 40 is appropriated for the construction and
equipment Of school buildings and the requirement
OF sites therefor.
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Public Notices.


CUPRFIE COURT. APPELLATE DTyIS-
- Tor First Judicial Departmental the matter Of
.ra surfcstion Of Rapid Transit Railroad
Commissioners for the City Of New York fer the appoint
railroad railroads for the conveyance and
tansr0rtarion persons and property ought be
ton: hereby given that pursuant 10 the
provisions Chapter q the Laws Of 1891 amended
TIE undersigned Rapid Transit Commissioners
O. viii 10 the Appellate Il-
zisIon ~ TIE SUPREME Court Of State York.
al term be held at the Appellate Division
Court House Madison Avenue and Tweuty-ffth street
eleventh day OF December 1908, at O'clock in the
afternoon Of day thereafter counsel
heard for the appointment OF three
Eboveented matter TO determine and report after
due hearing whether railroad railroads in the said
CITY for the conveyance transportation OF and
property ought be constructed and operated. The
petition said Beard OF Rapid Transit Railroad
Commissioners October o. 1903. the afdavits and
other accompanying the same all OF which were
filed IL the Office OF the Clerk OF the said Appellate d.
the 9th day Of November, 1903, and
addition other papers shall be presented to
the by said Board 4 description Of the
railroads forms Of the papers filed,
aforesaid Appellate Division. Following is brief
Of Manhattan: Thirty-hiro FortysecCnd
under Avenue The object Of the aforesaid
application is obtain the appointment or commission
determine, after public hearing OF all
railroad ii-oads olebt
shall evil
the Appellate Division aforesaid together
the construction operation such railroad
railroads this Board will ask that II shall be-
shall when confirmed by said Court. be taken IN lieu OF
the consents OF the property along the line OF
Dated. New York November 10. 1903
BOARD OF RAPID TRANSIT RAILROAD COMMIS-
CSiEuedD 4. Z ORR. President.
(signed) BION L BURROWS Secretary.
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Notice of Summons.
SUPREA1E COURT.-TRIAL TO BE HAD

SUPREME COURI.-IhIAL ~ DE hAD
Executor the of G the Ist o. viii Hf and testament
Hams . fhf nS socetS Charles G. so
phens Amelia W Stephens GhsT,otts w; costello
Moore HaTIet avery FfIg Ell Es ~ cark ana
MarS E'1A 1ejen as ExeeItrtces Of the ist
MaH Fann e, STANLEY dover Ransom STANLEY
sic Xaenttne Charles ca MGgn nn apah Glbar A.
Carley and Esther Hunt Executors Of the Last VIII
Hunt Ellen NJ King, Anna De Peyster Hunt Charles W.
LS1ts Hun; Murray Individually ara Exscutri5 Of ne
last and Testament Of De Forest Hunt deceased;
Elizabeth Sawyer Charles H Royce Frances H Rob
strong Virginia A smith CHARLES Ravens George w
Ravens. and all next-of-kn and hersLat-iaw OF said
M and their husbands wives. widows, nex.-of-kin
aSDess and assgnecs and all persons IL any wise
the estate of the sald Charles G. Ravens
deceased Who are s named DePen6ans: You are here
to serve copy Of your answer The Plan attorneys
exclusive OF the day Of s IN case Of y0g fa
by default for the relief demanded In the complaint
STIR RH ENAN si1BER Attorneys for Plaintiff No. IS
broadway. Borough OF Manhattan. New York City
To the Defendants Emma BlanGhaTd Reed H. Clark;
zabete r. Gl sa Shq ana testament OF Angelica NJ
Clark deceased Harriet avery PaTiny E.i]4oeta N
ISIS w Hunt. 1o5ta Hunt Murray individually
Executrx the last WIN and Testament Of De Forest
Hunt deceased Charles II koyee FTanees n Robertson,
ginia A smith Charles NJ Ravens George w. Havens,
all next Of kin and heirs 2; law OF IS, said Charles g.
unknown to plaintiff their husbands wives. widows.
next Of kin law administrators, lega
tees detsees grantees and assgnee and all persons IN
estate Of The said Charles G
Havens deceased unknown TO plaintiff: The
foregung Summons served you, by publication,
pursuant to an Honorable David Leventrltt
Of the justices Supreme Court Of the State Of
Nev-York Gay OF October, 1903 and fled
with complaint IN the Office Of the Clerk OF The
County OF New York County Court House. in the
Borough Of Manhattan City, County and State Of New
York. 10th day Of October 1903
York October ieth. 1903.
sTTEFNiAN q sTIBfR Attorneys Plaintiff. No. IS
Broadway. Borough Of Manhattan. New York City.
New York
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TN PTRSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Foreclosure Sales.
SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY Of NE"
- york-Agnes Cochran. Plaintiff against Charles A.
Stein and others DefendantsIn pursuance OF suf IN
rert Of foreclosure SALE duly made ana eneIeu
~, oo,a entitled action bearing date the 2lst cay
~ Novenher 1908 undersigned the RefeIee IN
Judgment named will sell at public auction az te -
yorT Real Salesroom. No 161 broadway III
tsoro,rb ~ Manhattan, Of New YORK, on tne 5o
80 ~ December 1908 IL o'clock noon on that
- Harris r FISHER auctioneer the premises ~
ss5 judgement 10 be soils therein described as
All mat lot piece parcel Of land, with the pula!s
,arecD erected situate lying and being in the
80 ssnbettan and City New York. formerly IN tne
eifb Ward of the city OF New York, ana boundeo ho
5eecbed as follows: Beginning at point on the
" side Of One hundred and twentySecond street
t,vo hundred and eighty-seven C2sl feet eieVen -I
incbee easter,y from the norheaserly corner OF rS-
Acme and one hundred and twe1ty-second street; u
% thence northeriy parallel with First Avenue part oI
he vrav through party wall. hundred feet eleven
inches TO the centre line OF the block thence
aIon- ssis centre line parallel with One hundred ana
yve7tv-second sixteen feet eight inches
southery again parallel with First Avenue part o.
ay through party wall hundred feet eleven hcIes
10 the northerly side Of One hundred ana
Street; and thence westerly along one nunoreo aho
tyenty-second Street sixteen feet eight loes 10 Io P
Of beginning. go.
D"N'0' - ARTHUR D. TRUAX, Referee
SAMUEL, T CARTER Jr, Attorney Tor Piahtn 10 " Ill
Street Borough OF Manhattan, New York Cltys
The following diagram OF the properly 70 DC soio'
Its street number is As East 122nd Street;
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SEE CIRCUIT ABOUT FERRY PURCHASE

delegation of South Brooklyn residents called
Controller Grout yesterday to urge him TO use
his influence in having the city purchase and ope-
rate the Thrty-ninth-st. ferry which from the
Battery TO South Brooklyn. The delegation was
headed by President Hart OF the West End Board
Of Trade and William A. Doyle, Democratic leader
OF the With Assembly District of Brooklyn.
Nj Grout told the delegation that be favored the
scheme Of a city ownership and operation, and said
he would do his utmost to further the project. He
added that his engineers at present were at work
on the plans. and that soon as they submitted
their report he would bring the case to the atten-
ton of the sinking fund commission.
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SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW

- Company Plaintiff.
Helm e. Thrall his wife; Thee
dere q Camp committee for Ferdinand w Suydam;
AIRED w Booth, Edward Booth and Allen H. Church,
dong busness under the name OF A. w. Booth and
T1roter observation-disclosures. To each OF the above
named defendants: hereby summoned 10 answer
the complaint this action and to OF your
attorney within twenty az
ter the this summons exclusive Of the Of
service OF your failure to answer
Judgment be taken against by default for the
relief demanded the complaint
Dated, October Goth. 1903.
HAROLD SWAIN, Plaintiffs Attorney.
ONCE Postefce Address, 146 Broadway, Borough Of
Manhattan New YORK City.
To the DEFENDANTS John Thrau Dora Thrall. his
wife: fore9oing summons is served by pub
lcatfon order Of the Honorable Edward
Amend Justice the supreme Court Of the Stale Of
New York dated eleventh day Of November 1893 and
fled with complaint the Office OF the Clerk OF the
County New-Yor, the County Court House. in the
Of Manhattan. Of New the twelfth
dav OF November 1903.
49, HAROLD SWAIN. Attorney for Plaintiff
146 broadway, borough Manhattan New York City.
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A.DVERTIsEMENIs and suoseripsisS.n 1s,,, ~,
The Tribune received AZ ther y ssfs
Office 80. 4 8ff Brcadway. between -
and s7th sts. until o.ciocS 2. ~ s-.seb
Tfssr,,-4a receivef AZ the following Of any 1.
ofnces AZ regular Office rates until - =,
r. m Wa e53 Srh ave. $. e. cor. - =,
ia eth-ave cor Iath-st. 92 Gast So.
49, VVs.e ssd - between lth and STA ss~s-s
2ts3 wsze i2cth-sx-. kSS1 oo-~s~
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York County.-Jean eau, plaintiff against Deie
eau. defendant. summons Action for divorce ira
desired in New York County To the above named de-
fendant: hereby summoned TO answer the com
plant action. copy OF your answer
plaintiffs attorney, within twenty days aier me
exclusive OF the day or
appear, answer, judgment WIZ
against by default for the relief demanded
n complaint Dated September 18th, 1913 HUGO
H RITTERBUSCH. plaintiffs Attorney. Olfce and Post
Office address. 100 NaEsau St. Borough OF Manhattan
New York City To Della eau. the above named de-
PENDANT: foregoing is served upon you py
publication pursuant 70 order Of the Hon Henry
Bischo Jr justices OF the Supreme Court OF
the state OF New York 22nd day Of September
1908 and with the complaint in the office OF the
Clerk Of the County New York at the County Court
County the Path day OF SspenDer Iy1-
Dated New York, IL 1903 HUGO h Ri
TFRRTISCF4 plaintiffs Attorney, $50 Nassau Street.
Borough OF Manhattan New York City
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I22nd Street

The Approximate of the lien charge to satisfy
which the above property is to be sold IL
A. with interest thereon from the 2ls Gay OF NO
1905. allowance amount
inc 10 $3.50 az together OF the sale The
approximate the assessments and water
rates or other liens allowed the purchaser out
purchase money paid by the referee Is SlOSo
Dated New York. 2srd day Of November, 1903
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A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tr3bu
u received at their UptoVn 0tiGe

n received 81 their Uptown Oflce
No. 1864 BROADWAY.
Advertisements will be received al the following branch
Offices at regular until O'Clock D viz
Stl-ave, 23d-st. LOS 6tb-ave- ". 18TH
st 90 East I4th-st; 255 West 42d-st.. between 7th
and sth aves: 253 125th-st- 1888 Sd-ave., be-
tween 10th and 18th SITS IO26 Sd-ave. near slst-st
I9OS Ist-ave., S9th-st: 49, 125thst.; 156
fremont ave: $50 Sd-ave., 41st-s 554 Sd-ave
90 ChristOpher-st. Brooklyn y. N.-216 Couu-st;
e1s Suith-st.: 1904 Cates-ave. Newark, y. J.-s94
Ts-naS-st ~ 4 T Once
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ANTIQUE FURNITURE.

TT7F ANTIQUE FURNlI Y hIE .- - ID
rEANCE l56 West gan a.. near Z u u
- - 1-ar-ficular shop for those seeing
tsrgains ana lovers o. genoine go -.
snf.oues. no goods are hello ioI . 49, 49,,
49, b. sola. We by. 81 - - -
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Conspicuous among the reprints OF classical
fiction is the edition Of Thackeray edited by
walter Jerrold. illustrated by Charles L. Brock
end published by the Macmillan Company. We
have frequently noted the merits Of this edi-
zion as Il has moved steadily toward compile
zion. The latest volumes published are given to
catherine" Denis Duval." the Christmas
Books q" and other miscellaneous pieces, with the
..slzetches and Travels" the Roundabout Pa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-24

COACHMAN.-Scotchm single. aged -
height. ) feet 8 inchess weight, ABOUT 10
pOuuls. experienced saddle and harness
horses. also hunters; highest class written
and personal references. NJ PdELtSONs BOX
ii. Arosley-on-HucsOn y. \.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-24

DAYS WORK-Wo1nan u w1rk ~ ~,
day: good references SOC West fg,h-~.
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The "Roslyn" edition Of The Poetical Works
Of william Cullen Bryant" Cd. Appleton & Coz
gives for the first time in one volume all the
collected poetry OF the author Of ''Thanatopsis.
II has other advantages, the late Richard Henry
StSddard's memoir OF the poet opening the vol
ume. and being followed by chronoogies Of Bry-
ants life and poems, and a photography OF his
pOetical and prose writings, compiled by Mr.
Henry c. Sturgis. The Illustrations are from the
familiar wood engravings, and portrait Of Bry
ant, engraved on steel, serves as fronuspiece.
anthology compiled. edited and supplied
with a long Introduction by DR.. Henry
Dyke. II is published IN two editions,
cha-mingly printed and bound, and the other,
palmer in form. for the use OF schools. IN the
preparation OF the latter edition Mr.. Il. L.
Chambers has rendered some assistance. DIT.
van Dyke is known as a devoted and pene-
frating student OF Tennyson. In this anthology
he shows tact In making his selections from the
poets work. and his essay is a helpful piece Of
Interpretation. The bust OF Tennyson. given as
q frontispiece, might better have been omitted,
ana the Photographic portrait at page 243 put
in its place. DR.. van Dyke Is represented among
the holiday books by another reprint. one OF his
Little Rivers' (Charles Scribner's Sons) This
ss a charming collection OF essays. fun OF a SEN
sitive feeling for nature. a friendly concern
with human things and wholesome poetic emo
ton With Nr. Du Mond's Illustrations. its ster-
ling presswork end its decorative cover, It
makes an attractive gift book
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N PURSUANCE OF Az ORDER OF hon.

Il sb-r- { Thomas a Surrogate Of the County Of New
York notice hereby given 10 all persons having claims
rs-s Samuel p Patterson. late Of the County Of New
vcrk deceased. present the same, with vouchers
+pl-eof subscriber at his place OF thnsactlng
,.-sss 10 3s1 Bowery Borough Of Manhattan. in the
t 81 Kew before the thrtieth day Of April
dated New York seventeenth day Of October. 1903
WILLIAM T. PATTERSON, Executor.
FRANK NJ TICHENOR, Attorney for Executor. - Park
Row. New York City
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

6Ts WEST END-AVE.. cor. 1o3d-st.-High
class home. fine location: beautiful rooms;
table tie best