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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-21
"TNCJE TOM" TO REH4IN.
Rife of Paul Jones" Dropped from
School List.

Harriet BeecheT Stoves -Cncle Toms Cabin
VIII be found on the shelves OF the school libraries
sn this city next year When II was learned that
the committee lectures and libraries Of the
Board Of Education discussing the feasibility
Of striking the Of this book from the list sof
sixty which will comprise these school libraries
such action was adversely commented by public
men educators and the press all the country-
1t was supposed that the committee would take
action to eliminate this work Of fiction from the
list but when the list presented TO the
ecutiye committee of the board at its meeting yes
terday action. the title of the book in question
sy,peared there The Life Of Pail Jones' enc of
the books on the original list, was dropped.
President Rogers and City Superintendent Max
well refused discuss the case; neither would
they tell why the Life OF Paul Jones' had been
dropped Commissioner Wingate. who is chairman
Of the committee lectures and Libraries. made
the following statement;
The committee strongly in favor Of dropping
s'ITncie Tora's Cabin" from the list first. bat
account of the adverse criticism of the press we
decided 81 would he better retain the work
on the list and invite tagonisnl. Personally
] would say that the work does not belong In 4
library Of sixty books. Were the number of books
1000. then I should say that IL was most desir-
n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-21
FRoHmsN SIGNS SAM BERNARD.

ACTING under csbled instructions from Charles
Frohman. Alfred Hayman has signed Sam Der
nard the comedian, formerly with Weber and
Fields. and will star MIN for a term OF years IN
musical comedy, both in this country and In Eng
land Bernard wished 20 be starred this season.
but tie best he could Co the leading part in
The Silver Slipper" Accordingly. IL his in
fenfion 70 go out for himself season.
Another probability Of the musical comedy sea
son was also reported yesterday. concerning JEFF
5erseu Dc Angels II is said that Weber and Fiess
have signed that comedian. and will star him In a
musical comedy called -The Holly Tar" written
~ Himself with music by William T. Francis the
WeherfeId musical director He WILL IL is said.
Re another OF their attractions TO appear In the
season al the Bi5ou Theatre which they have OBJ
ssIued fog their numerous attractions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-21
REALTY NOT ES.

Harrison E. Cavity. president Of the Consoi-
dated Gas Company. Is the buyer of No. 30 East
E7ift,--seyenth-st Pease & Gilman were the bro
LIS and Miss Cornela Rowe was the seller
DR. Charles McBurney is the buyer of No. 50
East Thirty-first-st and Julius Balm Of Nos. Sc
and IS East Nnety-first-st.
1t would appear from what took place at the
NAv,-yorlx salesrooms yesterday that the auction
sale by John n. Csoldng of the southwest corner
of Sixty-frst-st and Broadway, the block front on
the west side of Broadway. from Sixty-first to
Sixty-second St. and the northwest corner of Sixty
sec0nd-st and Broadway. for the purpose of
the transfer of titles to the proper
ties The properties were owned by the New-York
Realty CONFORMATION. one of the component COM
panies of the United States Realty and Construc-
ton Company which the parcels were all
I'm ed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-21
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

ss,bs+ No 70 East 2Ox100.5; Emnlte "A anosIsoi-
: 70 Edward Bacon. and S; mortgage, sovV Si1ar
osthst Nos SO and IL East. 5OXlOV4 SIoss 90.
ct al 10 Samuel Mootnick mortgage $o'''OV'
esfb1stl No 70 East 25xlO0, I; same 70 gnaries
Burstein ct al: mortgage. $1,000; o G ana 49,
115tb-st Nos 124 and 1875 West oONIO9- II. Sot'
" Meyer TO Gustavus \ Rogers anu ai0''
mortgage $40 600 IN; f,;iy, 20
LANES II Ralph; mortgage. SlZoOo 40
o1staVe : W corner 3d-St. n half OF Iot 10 80
man 81 Wakefield, 114x52-6: Elise % LerShe'
widow 10 Elizabeth G Ess. -; a--
T2rooI,-ave q 1922 II of 81 Paul re
10o = Rachel Hattenbach and another 10 VIII
lam I Diamond: mortgage, SlO'OO0; o anu
rott Nos 2 8 and 5 map Of the Park RiverdaIe
(Oaklawn); Moses Taylor ct al execu'oIs' ~
e.tT'e+ No 15s 10 To- East. S1x1O22 the Egenton
Ornhan Asylum of Baltimore 10 berhhaio
FreUnd. all liens = =,
,eaj 81 No IS West Id. sx99 II; the Provldent
PeaIt,, company Of New-York 10 William NJ
Woods. b and 8; mortgage, $1,000 -
al 40 n " corner TSth-st, 2O-Sx1O 1fenry L
Fessen ct al. executors. 70 Iheo VI CooA' nloi'
gage SIS OlO. -
same property; John Fl Hessen et al. helrs' l"
same. q
5-tbHst' n = 20 It e Of Park-ave 20x10O5; Louise
/ hi Cesnola ct al 10 Louis ID Cesnoia et al -
oStb-st No 4 TO s East 45x9S 9: Emma NJ cross
and another. executors, to May Il bdnhoh'
mortgage. 100000 -.
r12th-st n $ 2s2 II of shave, lsxlOOlli
Charles ! Kroehle and another. executors 70
osthIst No 4 to S East. 75xas 9: MAY Bannon
to Eugene Potter; mortgage Sloo'VoV' G anu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-21
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY,
The following petitions in bankruptcy were fIet
yesterday with the United States District Court

The following petitions in bankruptcy were filed
yesterday with the United States District Court:
ROBERT WILKINSON appointed temporary re-
ceiYer OF the business Of LEOPOLD ACTI. a
81 East hundred sixteenthst His bend fixed
at $500. Ach filed voluntary petition show
ing liabilities of 81. Gas, and assets 5000.
An involuntary petition flied of
tt1I4DSIEIN * LAMBERT, manufacturers, No. 8
WASHINGTON square The petitioning creditors are
Camille &c Grandwart, $4,000 Edward Ulman, $40:
David Well. $l7 The firm May admitted its
oblig ltions-
ROBERT c. TEN EYC< appointed temporary re-
ceiver OF the business of CHARLES COHEN. cother.
at No zoe Third The bond fixed al $500.
CREGEN :. SEYMOUR appointed temporary re-
ceiver Of the business of BENZ PRESSLEF,
fixed s. 900.
AUGUST H SE<EI-IIIN appointed temporary re
ceiver Of the business Of JACOB HIMBERG who filed
a voluntary petition Tuesday. Himberg dealer in
a $1,000. ~
GEORGE D AND EDWARD Z. Dresser. formerly
Partners at No 218
abilities. $4o7S2; SO The principal creditors
arc treQricka Dresser No pa TS6
T. A Price ct al No. 70 Broadway, S5.351: b. & 5,
Dresser & Co. dissolved in 1895
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-21
GERRY HUNTER GETS TO 4 YEARS.
Negro Convicted of Assault in Second Degree
for Shooting Out Policeman's Eyes.

jeremiah Hunter. the colored caretaker accused
Of shooting out the eyes Of Patrolman John Nc
Kenna near Corona, Queens County, last summer.
was found guilty at Long Island City yesterday of
assault in the second degree. The jury recon-
mended mercy Judge Jaycox passed sentence at
once He said he considered Hunter very lucky TO
get off so lightly for there no question as to
his guilt. He would therefore disregard the recon-
mendation mercy and sentence the prisoner TO
not than four years nor less than three years
in State prison
McKenna testified on Tuesday that he went to the
home of Hunter. Corona. to arrest him on a
charge of shooting alleged trespasser on the
nroDertv of William Thomas Mckenna said that
Hunter fed his approach, and that he fred
shot over the mans head to cause him 70 sur
render but that instead Hunter into his house
and opened fire with a shotgun on McKenna. the
contents both barrels striking the latter In the
face.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-21
ADMITS FORGING SEAL.
Mann "White Wings InUolUed an
Naturalization Frauds.
SEVERAL BOGUS PAPERS SOLD. I

Five more Italians were arrested late TUESDAY
night by Secret Service Agent Peekes in connection
with the recently discovered plot to flood the city
with forged naturalization papers -Four of the men
are drivers and sweepers in the Street Cleaning de-
partment who secured their places through forged
certificates and the fifth, Gaetano Caggino. is ole
sinker and engraver and is the lndiVldua VINO
made the counterfeit seal Of the United states DIS
trict Court In his room at No 121 BaXter-st. Gag
gino admits making the seal. but says he did so at
the instance of Rocco Ffguoilio the printer who
printed the forged certificates, and VINO assured
him. he says. that 1t to be used as the sea- lo
a lodge The seal Itself, unusually good speci-
men Of the die snker's art was captured on Iues-
day night by Secret Service Agent Pickles. at the
home of Caperelli, foreman in the Department OF
Sewers who was arrested Tuesday. and is charged
with being one of the principals in the plot ms part
being to secure the aliens to purchase the io &c"
certificates ~,
Assistant United States District Attorney Hough-
ton saws the government has information that
CanareIli not only charged his countrymen Tor the
papers made by Fguoilios but secured an adoitona
sum for getting them places in the Street Cleaiihs
Department ..,
All five of the men were arraigned before Chlleo
States Commissioner Shields in the Federal Bul'o-
ing All waived preliminary examination through
counsel and were held in $3.50 bail each, WIN 'he
exception of Caggino the die sinker, whose pan was
fixed at 5000. All were Committed to the huolo"
Street Jail in default of bail
Secret Service Agent Z. g Benedict Peekes SAID
Yesterday that he had proof that the seal was mace
by Caggino in his room in Baxter-st' where ne
worked at a small bench making medals. badges Tor
societies and such other work as he could secure
from men engaged in that line When before Com
missioner Shields Caggino protested most vehement
" that he was innocent of any criminal Intent
There is a seCtion-NO. 3 430-Of the Revised Sta'-
,+as of the United States which provides a punish
rnent of fine not exceeding 1000 and Imprisonment
not exceeding five years for knowingly making
forgery of the seal of the United states or any
United States court official and 1t IS uhder t'S
hat charged.
Secret Service Agent Pickles. says there Is NJ, no
Doubt that the die maker worked in conjunction
With Rocco Figuoilio. the printer, and Roberto
Runoro who is charged with having furnished the
money 10 carrys out the plan issue the forged
certificates The exact number of the forged papers
VIII probably never be known. according 10 As
sistant United States District Attorney Houghton,
Who with Mr.. Peekes. has worked up the case.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-21
w. L. RICH LOSES DIVORCE SUIT.
Wifes Separation Case Was Thrown Out, Sc
They Quit Even

William L. Rich yesterday lost his suit for d.
vorce against his wife, and as her action for
separation had been thrown out Of court they may
be said to have quit even terms. Various wit
nesses testified that Frank La stratton. with whom
the husband charged the wife too intimate
and Mrs Rich were constant companions in walks
at Lake Placid. Mrs. Rich again a witness
She denied all the allegations concerning her fond
ness for Stratton. stratton followed her, testify
ing that he had acted otherwise than was
fitting with her He denied that he had ever been
engaged 10 her daughter.
AT recess Ed Chapman who is now playing
with Ezra Kendall in The Vinegar Buyer" was
standing in the corridor OF the courthouse when
Mrs Rich and her daughter passed out. No sign
OF recognition passed between the actor and his
former wife and daughter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-21
NO MORE SUMMER CLUB SWINGING

An innovation in the summer uniform OF ponce
MON is 70 be introduced soon by General Greene
a belt of light weight and weblike appearance, 10
go with the summer blouses. Onui the ne" po!t
e. -, ot+o,rad tho patrolmen are wearing their
i,ter belts In explanation Of the order for belts
in summer. General Greene said Yesterday; .,o,r
L do not like the way the pohceinen SarrS ,;i
drum majors club
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-21
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

i1tb-st No 52s to SO East for a six story brick
fa Itah'gai WIN @ne KeinfeId archiect $500
sufo!k-st Nos 1JT and 1855. for a six story brick
te1sn1ent house store. 5DNSI: GROSS
mann owner; Horenburger Straub, architects. +se
2d-st Nos a64 and $50 East for six story brick
tenement house with stores. 40 10XsI. NJ Vein =
stein owner: Horenburger Straub. architects 3d.
and s corner. for a six story
hrfc. Tenement house. with stores. 5O-5xs1: NJ
Gold owner; Hcrenburger Strauo. architects lO.O
12-tbst s 1875 II of Madison-ave, for a
one story frame storage house 2sxloOi II a
cram estate owners: IAainz & Newman. prem
kntI-st No 35 East. for five story brick dwelling
house: p Parsons owner: Carrere & Hast
ings architects -, 4o'e
brick store: w II Moses, owner; c " Baxter.
architect - Id
1,i5riJge 81 No "a for a story brick outhouss
13x6S J Jacobs. owner; Ebeling Meyer.
g Marks Place No -. for six story brick
rrsut house. with stores. 26x99; BraVenan, Sill
yerman & Sonilon. owners: sass & Smallheiser.
architects So.t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-21
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

BY Bryan L Kennedy: 1 20 William-s west block
front includes and 3 S Wiliiam-st and 81 Stone-st
80 x2sx47 0x79 4153; exr's sale. estate Dewsnap:
Lewis representing in interest.
BY L Phillips & Co: IA w 45th St. $, z2a It W
offs ard basement ad
iourned to May % also 440 W 2lst-st, GAS II .
of 10th ave- sxgsa. four private dwg H. exr
sale, estate ] Allan: adjourned 10 Mas %.
BY John Golding: broadway. cor 61st st. sT2&x
5x125 the s Realty and Construction Co
S1G4oO0. BROADWAY 61st TO SD 232 =.
on broadway 1877 Sist-st. 1lp. 10 d2d-st and
for ST01, 900. 10
Broadway. n 62d-st 1i8 2xs6 ia XiOO 5xl44 III to
came $3.50 600
BY d p Ingraham Co; 1ol Ist-ave. $ 2S.li n n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-21
DANISH AsscoNoER CAUGHT.

Oakland, Cal. Nay 2o.-After being tracked across
the continent Julius Jorgensen absconding cashier
Of the Copenhagen Savings Bank. Of Denmark and
his companion. Miss Johanne Moeller who was a.
bookkeeper in the same institution. have been az
rested here on a warrant charging them with en-
bezzlenent last month OF ssooo from the Copen-
hagen bank.
The man is also accused Of deserving his wife and
clipping with Miss MoeileT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-21
MEYERS DID NOT DO 1T, SAYS HAFFEN.

President Haffen of Bronx Borough said yester-
DAY that Alderman Meyers was incorrectly reported
as charging him. Haffen with responsibility for
defeating the project lay street tracks across
Macomb's Dam Bridge Mr.. Meyers also said that
his speech before the aIdeTmen had been misquoted
Mr. Hanen declared that he had consistently sup
norted the plan for tracks across the bridge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-21
MISSISSIPPI STILL RISING.

La Crosse. Wis, May 20-The Mississippi has
risen another inch at this point during the last
twenty-four hours. Farmers French Island
three miles north Of here have had to move their
cattle to the mainland to save them from drowning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-21
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

White PIains-ave.. southeast corner Of King-st
three story frame store and dwelling house 64x2i
feet: Julia Schiller. owner; Christian f. Lohse
architect; s. 600.
Norris-ave corner OF One-hundred- and-sixty-
frst-st two two story brick stores and tenement
houses 5Sx54 and 44x4S feet Alexander Grant
" Walker architect: 10000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-21
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Fas5 ks e Jsm1 sudH MsP 6sn ass8d
Mcgowan Martin TIN J. 70 tit,e ar eT Cent 5000
Agerbaoh David ct al to Title GO GgaTan5 s . ho
Rspp y ssme az P Pe Ts Guarantee and
' conpan9 SthaSs 40; years per cent 1900
sss t. IS, p f. e Pa fsrs cent prior mort 1850
{ Lyons Building and Operating Co Hnsr -
te Ha sa to as das june
MgndeI Bertha. to Herman cersten Madison-s
No 355 to s48. corner seammei-st' demand = ,oo
savings Bank 14th-st s75 # Of 18th ave- 100 600
Bacon 6T.'' EDWARD var to Emme 4 Anderson 56thst.
No 70 East e Ia grior moE csng $4,000 due 1900
LncE. Edward. to the State Bank. 1Sath-st. No
Brigg3 Thomas A. Manhattan MOTtgass Son Com.
old line; years per % Ssnt; carn. soth-
ST. s. 100 # W Of Central Park West year soo
Jennings R1s Philip trustees Of Ns~-30Ts
univsrSallst Aeliet una wears per cent. $500
EmsTant Industrial s2yiqs B Bar s'
ton. west Broadway. 50 # Of Houston-s'' 500
D1 pan9 5 5San e N @o a9s June
8 q Ti,: ss q #ss3 9 9ss,, TIE:
Perkins George w to Moses PINE p tie ct Park ar at
RverisIe, due April l. 1913 per cent. z 0OO
Iyainv,rfght william Harlem savings Pa-ta-
HofSran-st $ corner 1s9th-st' year . per 1900
cent
Same 70 same Hofman-st $ 30 It or ios'n $500
st; 8 mortgages. year. . per CrnI &c aud trust
,,srrrbeU Martin l.. to Title Guarantee anu - 49,
Company 31stst 400 IT W OF sa-@Vs wv 5000
Cook Theodore NJ TO Bowery savings sens ems 1000
ave n " corner Tsth-st; years Pc 1rto-
Same to Charlotte Le Roy same ms, pg0Pery. 1000
-nar,ca1 Pastry and Manufacturing Company 70
John steingester and another 1Sh 1s $4,000
Miller Isaac. to Lavinia a Hop 1880
C1srbr,Isa Beniamfn F, TO the North HlveF llso,
ance Company. 17Sd-st. No 6'4 East; year 45oc
cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-21
REAL ESTATE.
The Ne7o Royal arms Hotel Leased
for T7Centg-One Years.

The market was duh yesterday. One Of the
principal reports that the Hotel Register
Realty Corporation had leased for the bates freas
Cororany the new ROYAL Arms Hotel. at Forty
third-st inst west OF Broadway, to Henry clark
Johnson who managing receiver under the 4 APP
pointment of the Supreme court IoI INC ~
Castleton for a number of years. - --.
The Royal Arms is leased for SearS
has appointed J. Fred Graves manager
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-21
q. w. PERKINS TAKES TITLE.

George W Perkins took title yesterday to lots
to 5 of the map of Riverdale Park from Moses
TAYLOR and another person. The stated con-
sideration was 600 He mortgaged the property
to Moses T Pyne and other persons. - executors
for q 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-21
LIEpERkRANz GETS MORTGAGE.

The German Liederkranz obtained a mortgage
yesterday on its home in Fifty-eighth-st, east of
Park-aye from the Emigrant Industrial Savings
Rank for s125, 90 at per cent Tor one year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-21
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The Sheriff Yesterday received two executions
for 1881 against the Fiction Publishing Company
q New-Jersey corporation, with offices at No 10s
Fulton-st., this city. in favor Of the VVananue
River Paper Company four notes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-21
Real Estate for Exchange.
Attractive American Basement Dwellings.

Private locality 1sSths and Eighth ave,
station Isx1oo complete modern. hard
wood finish. Equity $4,000 frat mortgage FIX
change for clear country places Brookyn Prneipals
4 b. WAKEMAN. 15S Brcadvay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-21
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

Of stbst, % 1xi0o five story ten and stores e8r
10 {, B Ciumb for 81, 500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-21
JUDGM ENTS.

The following judgments for sums of over s1no
were filed yesterday, the first name being that of
the debtor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-21

THREE BEAUTIFUL HOMES.
Motherhood HEIGHTS.
Mountain beautiful scenery. city Convenfences-
Houses X rooms baths Colonial and English
srchitectre Great bargain ~ minutes City DO not
make the mistake buying befoze seeing these Illus
trated circulars. owner COZ Northaye Paiahed. " J.
NOR HACKENsAcS PROPERTY o. Bergsn Co farms
IL apply tc ROAIEYN & DEsMAREST. Real Estats Deal
HackeHsscR. N J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-21
Brooklyn Property for Sale.
City Property for Sale.

CHOICE PRIVATE DWELLING for sale N ST..
a near Riyersde Drive Subway Station. seth St and
broadway threesory high-s,oop orownstone dwelling
Teet wide IN rst condition. with buffers pantry
extension and bedrooms Modern open pumbiug-
Apply to sLAwsoN 4 HOBBS. PSI Columbus Ave. near
13d ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-21

1.-TWO 1--WE story double houses li5th-
i underground station; will increase In value:
any investment from which they
derive a good income cannot do better D. G REID lie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-21

Unfurnished apartments to Let
cs-A ATTRACTIVE quaint apartment;
cN,DU. elusive house eight outside recsp-
ton bath. lavaoTy: polished noors original ap
pointments McDERMOTT. SO 81. Nich0las-avs.
Brooklyn.
~ E.pUC-u-O RENTS. SIS 500 cannot BE duplicated
IL for s45. apartments. steam heat ard hct
water supply; reproOf halls; six ali light rooms and tbs
hath pecatur-st. and Howard-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-21

GeIITHERE TO LIVE AND BUSINESS IN NEW
w YORK Booklet free 1.159 and 800 Broadway.
or n1aieH postage BY Suburban Pass ACT.
Erie Rd. l. 59 Broadway. y Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-21
Furnished A partments to Let.

MADISON AVE s42 4ithst- Baenesor isSsn
Telephone referenc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-21

MUST BE SOLD AT ANY PRICE BEFORE July
vi NEXT-Ffne country nome and 80 acres OF ne
4nest ft raising land " Y. state. right Hud
son River: 500 waterfront at Marlborough. N z
To- -na1son contains all modern improvements hot
cold water heat. bathrooms. " C running
ysf.r All over and properly. supplied BY tbs
Marlborough Water Works outouildinSs OF al kinds
u zsutleFnan's place and the finest visv
On 4hs Hudson II mas $50 900, Will sell for
sis 900 Also will be cheap fine furniture carpets
French wines Farming Implements. Carriages
COWS, etc.
For Vie nd fun information address GEO TAN
CsJTEREY 263 Locust Street Phiadelphis To visit
Mr.. PIERCE at Marlborough y y lister Co
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1903-10-01
VANDALIA.

Mrs. Mary Reed who has been
visiting her son, Fred returned to
her home in Chicago Friday night.
Miss Meb Cox spent Sunday
with her sister near Prairie View.
Miss Lila Culbertson was the
guest of Miss Mary Merrell of near
Liberty Sunday and Monday.
Mrs. Bette Carr returned first
of the week from a pleasant visit
with relatives in Randolph county.
Tom Johns and wife and little
daughter, VeTna, of Quincy, are
visiting relatives here for for a
few days.
Hays Ellis left Sunday night for
st. Louis to attend a school of
pharmacy.
Born, to Rev. Partee and wife,
Sept. 80, a fine Baptist preacher,
weighing II pounds.
Uncle Charlie Laylin is erecting a
nice four-rOOm cottage in the east
part of town. 1t is rumored that
he will occupy it with a new wife.
Alvan Culbertson fell from a
tree Monday and broke his ann.
George Gains of Louisiana and
Miss Ethel Main of Nebo, ILL.,,
spent Sunday with friends in this
city.
Married, the 23rd, at the resi-
denee of and by Ed. r. d. Chinn,
Mr.. Ed Pitcher and Mrs. Laura
| johnson.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1903-10-01
Honest Business Methods.

When applied to amusements of
any character usually result in
many successes for the venture.
One of the first Shows to adopt
this principle, and one that has al
ways retained it under all circum-
stances, is Gentry Bros. famous
Shows, and from a small exhibit
ton Of Opera House dimensions,
it has gradually grown, until it
now represents the largest trained
animal show IN the World. Every
city where the Gentry Bros. have
ever visited, their performances
are greeted with the same enorm.
Gus audiences, and the announce
ment of the coming of the exhibit.
ton is eagerly looked forward to
by everybody in the entire domain.
This season finds the Gentry
Shows much enlarged and even
surprising their former selves. A
special feature is made of the SUI
perb street display, which will be
given in the morning of the date
of exhibition, which has been de-
finitely announced as Wednesday,
Oct Z. Tents located at Liberty
and Walnut streets.