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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-12-22
DRY GOODS
Suggestions for
Christmas.
The present that affords the most
Real Pleasure.
is the one from which the recipient de-
riyts the most
Real Benefit.

In making cur purchases for Christ
mas we have carefully avoided what was
merely for show. hut We can offer for IN
spection the most complete line of goods
combining beauty with usefulness, that
can be found anywhere.
Gentlemen's Ties.
Our SOC Ties are as pretty as can be
found at much higher price. Our Zoe
Goods are proportionately good.
Suspender-Armband-Hose Support
Sets 10 pretty boxes with transparent
tops, per set, SOC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-17
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

9th : 251 It OF 35th-s "a 4xS0; Henry
Iippmann to Joseph Fuchs: mortgage SIs,oCo. 100
1O9th-st. Park-ave, 26x75S; William
Hoffman, IDA Machiz mortgage. $50 600. 100
Same property. MachiZ to BENJAMIN
Gruensten and another: mortgage $24 600. 100
2d-ave. No 2.OS5. 25XT3: jacob Nirth
Emily Simon. mortgage 81. 200. ........,.... 100
Cnlon-aVe Nos. s64 and SOC 5OxllO; Phelps
Josephs Construction Company, 10 Peter r
Downey; mortgage. $685. ...;....., 100
Lot 20. block 50T. map sub-div property; Lyman
Tiffany. 25x1s99 John Henderson ct al 10 Will
Buchanan Place s corner Aqueduct-ave, l055x
90: Luela b. Blair to Edward B. Teiehman
mortgage. SO 600 ................. 100
i23d-st. 1905 II OF 6th-tye, l6dXlVoli
Charles g. Ward Jacob Samuelson 100
Main-Bt 3 corner Mary st, 25xos4: William
D. Howell 10 Lambert G. AIapes; mortgage
$4,000 Nominal
26th-st. s. 1888 II OF 7th-ave, - lOHes0;
Arthur j. 6ioldstein To George w. McAdAh
mortgage. $40 200 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Nominal
Wales-aVe. Dawson-st; Louis J.
Jacoves 70 Harry Levin Il part all title; mort go,
gage. sac 600 .....- 100
11lth-st. No; 50 East 10 sxioolt. Paulina Levy
Rachael Nominal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-17
DU ROIS WILL BROKEN.
Daughter of Niserlg SchooImoster
Wins Fight for Fortune.

The will Of Alpheus Du Bois-"Pop' Du Bots as
he was called-was broken by the decision OF jury
in the Supreme Court yesterday when 1t was de-
o,5o6 tbot its provisions were invalid as Du Bots
wa sroentally incompetent to make will.
Du Bots, who had been public school principal
for half n century and had on a salary of SS'o0
a year amassed a fortune of $4,000, died in what
was believed to be poverty but after the VIII was
filed it was shown that he was rich
HE daughter Mrs. Ivy Blanche Mckee. had be-
ueyed her father dead since the Civil War but
learned the facts and contested the will claiming
S3no 600 as her share The principal had left her
sio f and the bulk of his estate. according TO the
terms of the will was bequeathed to his sisters.
She had not seen Du Bots for fGT[hxe s 1d
daughter and for them contested the will The case
ot+rscted nuch attention through testimony of the
old mans eccentricties and thrift
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-17
LIS PENDENS.

I2th-st s. s. westerly lot eo1. map of Wake
field 60x114 August Dunsing agt Maggie Sosi-
enski; foreclosure mortgage; attorney, H c Kudlich
Washington n W 70 IT w OF l65th st. 26x
c. Julius Langbein agt Gusse Englander; FORE
closure OF mortgage: attorney, l. J. IAngbei3 . -
ji2th-st. 100 It Of Broadway eI6x1oO II; the
another; action establish lien: attorneys Bowers &
Sands.
West Broadway. No. 400 to 4e4 West FIouston-st No
IS; David johnson and another agt Mary Y Norton
action vendors Hen attorneys Bassett Thomp
Sth-st No. 892 East: Ruth Bruce-Brown guardian.
agt Julian c. Buckley ct all foreclosure Of mortgage
attorneys Wilson Barker & Wilson.
Crotona-ave No. 2I37; Julius L. Amster agt Bessie
another Of attachment: attorney, S
Mork
I4sth-st $ s. I42 10 n. W. Of Morr1s-ave 1oox1Oo;
Garibald! Realty Construction Company Henry
G Heuer end another; specific performance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-17

The following petitions in bankruptcy were filed
yesterday with the clerk Of the United States Dis
trict Court:
Charles T. KofTfer and Charles ConweIl Of No.
$50 Broadway, trading the Consolidated Paper
Company liabilities, $LS63; assets. 1259 The prn-
cpaI creditor is the Palmer Box Paper Company
No. ll6 Hudson-st., $40: Conwe has individual liza
bilities OF 372 the principal creditor is Meyer 81
Long No. 1875 Frankln-st, $500
An Involuntary petition filed against Philip
st, by Leopold Gassner and others with claims ag-
gIegating $5H. Preferential payments of 5000 are
alleged as an act constituting bankruptcy. Walter
$500 win -" '0h" Vi
An involuntary petition was filed against swnrtz
q aurman cloaks, No. 10 Waverly Place by Julius
AlIKlng ana other Sreditors. with claims aggregat-
Hg S5zS Preferential payments of $1,000 are alleged
Imam u w. Miller was appointed receiver, with
James n A. Simmons. of No 40 Exchange Place
bllues As54l4 assets. $4,000 All of the indebted-
.osS eAcept 1850 Is unsecured and was Incurred In
LIe ProtloNon OF enterprises in 1902 and 1903 The
e. c,Ieeoltors are Frank Wang address un-
hoMI Sso9aa'SStI cornelius H. ThalHnan address un-
knoM1 500 Adam DusteinhoefPer address IN
known soo,vO county OIL Companv WiIson Tev
$+5,yoV' Sorlenus Thalman and O. Iifnbnrger' New
AoLh' 10 Assets consist OF eight bonds of $500
each or the hlchInond Standard Steel INA enil[s
bankrupt has large list OF stocks ana 49, ~
value of which is doubtful anu oohos' the
An involuntary petition was flea sxs,.. -,
NJ. Union Label Company, of No 90 TsraStie -
Clara Mosser and others. Claims acauddWty % oH
Insolvency was alleged. and is adnitted esate @Soo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-17
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

AT NO. II VESEY-ST.
By Joseph pay Nos 504 and see 1l l7a G64
eight brick and stone hotel Metropoltan Life IN
srnnce Company agt John Reilly ct al; W d Fitch,
attorneys La Fetra, referee; amount due. SELL
351 81: taxes etc, 81 Gas IA.
ave 20xI0O5; four story stone front dwg h; Ie Roy
Clark IT. lie Roy Clark jr ct al; W u Wait, II.
attorney; ConeE referee, partition; crao, r,o,,
east shore. blot -. 81 acres Cason Point south
shore. plot "a. 232 acres; executors sale
At Bronx Sal esroom-By Sharrott IL Thorn: Daly-ave
n cor lS0th-st lots. 252x from S3-7 TO 23 Daily
ave e s 100 IT of 1S0th-st 501x117 3x52. lx12l.6
ls0th-s s9;7 # Of Daly-aye 8%xl9o lSoth-st
1soth-st cor Vyse-aye five lots 25x from go TO
ave W 1s1stst, five lets 25X100; !Slst-st 100
ave 38 oxfI3yI911xl14 1S0th- n Vyse-ave four
lots 25x $50 81. and adj st. 81 kiosk
Vyse-ave OF 1Stth-st. T5X1I9.S
WISE ave. Is1st-st. four lots 25x from %
1908 1Sist 1O0s It Of Nyse-ave five lots. 25x
from 100 to 165. 10: 1sst-st 225s IT of Vyseave
80 .eKS6 s. voluntary sale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-17
MECHANICS LIENS.

Madison-ave. 8 e corner 96th-st.. 75x1O0; SAM
tary F1reproohng and Contracting Company agt
william F. Rohrig. owner and contractor. -
1oOth-st., n s. 50 TT. e. Of Lexington-ave.. 240x
100. II: Vincenzo De Pietro agt. Frteda Hart,
owner; Max Hart and Samuel Mitchell, con-
123d-st., No 4S5 West; Frank Lee agt William
Muhlker, owner and contractor $4,000
Bradhurst-ave. Nos. % and "a; Jacob CHASER agt
Nathan and Edward Marx, owners; B Shapiro.
contractor .....-.--.---.-.
169th-st Nos 7D3 and 795 East; Lamrert & Horn
agt. Congregation Agath Israel, owner; William
H. Smith, contractor. --- o e
Hce-nve. No !. 229 TO 1925; Louis CIoodstein agt
Twenty-third Ward Land Improvement Com
pany owner; Michael J. Reedy, contractor.
bSth-st.. No. $50 West; Henry Weiss & Son agt
Abraham r. Harnash, owner; Michael F Boran,
. . p
Madison-ave s e corner 96th-st. 30 2x1C0; John
P Walton agt. William F. Rohrig. owner and
Park-ave. n. corner 96th-st.. 9ox1oo; same agt
as, same ne No 15o r;o,tboior,e1 Paaneri aet
John Del Garcia, owner William Clark con
tractor :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-17
NAVAL STORES.

The local market for spirits turTentne was rather
for machine made barrels was
dropped about lac gallon with the quoted rate 02c
somewhat frmer. with Sood conditions
at primary points and common TO good strained was
quoted a S4dS4 10. Tar steady in tone with a
the basis Of 50 30 for oil barrels
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-OH and machine bbls. 7o9
TOi4c.
R0sfN~Comrnon to good strained. S4a$4 TO- E 81 7o9
81 Il: S50S5 To- So O5GS5 10; Fl. So 1885 20; I,
Is 20; X IS 80: H. So 49, N So IS; c, IS 1885 IS;
W w. s63$6 10
STOCK ON HAND.
Rosin "a 49, bois
Tar I''I o's
Wilmington. oct. 16--sPIRITs TURPENTINE- Moth
ing doing receipts "A casks ROSIN firm at So co.
ceipts TAR firm at 81 So receipts 122 bbls.
CRUDE TURPENTlNE firm at Sc Is, 81 80 and 81 40;
ceipts 101 bbls
Nevr-Orleans Oct 16.-ReceptsR osin, $50 bbis; tur
pentine 1855 bbls. --
Savannah oct l6-TURPENTINE firm Csc: sales.
195 bbls: receipts 619 shipments, 1T9. ROSIN firm:
sales 025 bills receipts 2847 shipments 3 1876; 4 z.
and u 81 10; Z 3d. r 81 10 O. 81 10: H. 81 so 1.
"a sSe K So NJ 81 10: r. SIS 20; c. SIS 80; W W s. G5
Charleston oct. 16-TURPENTINE and ROSIN-
Nothing doing. -
ROSIN-American strained, los Sd do fine 13s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-17

George p Pond Yesterday added to his realty
holdings by the purchase of Nos. to New BOW
cry. five story building. and No. Az Pearl-st'
two story structure. covering the block bounded
by New Bowery, Oak Pearl and Chestnut sts'
from the Kent estate. The Cruikshank Company
was the broker This is the first sale of the prop
erty in seventy years.
Samuel Godsticker sold for Robert w. Taller to
the New-Amsterdam Realty Company and Leon
ard WE'LL Nos 1023 and 1901 1st-ave. and No. S5l
East 56th-st, five story fathouses, with stores
The size of the parcel is HALO Ivy 100 feet
Jessie NJ. Proctor sold the Flaustine five story
apartment house. No. 156 West 106th-st, on a plot
50 by 10011 feet The parcel is near Amsterdam
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-17
local BUSINESS TRouRLEs.

Judgment for 1861 IS entered yesterday in the
City Court against Thomas J. McManus, in favor
of Peter McChesney, on an assigned claim OF John
Hilton, Elon Crounse and others, who recovered a
Judgment against MoManus or December 81 1883
An execution against his property was issued to
the Sheriff. McManus served with the sum
mons in the suit September at No. 4o2 West
49th-st.
Justice Leventritt. of the Supreme Court, has ap-
pointed John W Jones receiver for the rents of
No 249 West 111th-st. q six story apartment house,
pending a suit brought by Louis Greenblatt against
Michael Meyers and others to foreclose mortgage
Of 50 600 made on July II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-17
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The first name is that of the debtor the second
that OF the creditor. and date when judgment was
fled:
1905 ~. a.' q $3.50 so
eeIIe65 " -N'. '1--' !.......e.. 14s 90
ClRirmont Joseph ii L. Levy October J. 1873 81
1883 asst ..,....... 115 Al
q 1905 141 "A
tember So 1901 M I 81 so
Gregson. Mary-M. Brennan: August l. 1899. 90 81
hardter ct al; October H. 1905 ........... 1874 IS
Same-Same: January 100 IS
Same-Same: October Is 90S............... SOS GO
Moran, Owen-H. E. Munro al: May %, 1903. IL u
1905 .:.............. 777s
20 1897 142 q
July l. 1905 - 521 o.
stapleton, AnneM. Brennan: August !. 1907. 9G 81
1909 ....,..-..e...-. 2O1 %
pany: May IS 1906. s82 81
The Manhattan Railway Company and New-York
% 1905 Jas IS
same-M. r. McGIynn: March 80 1908. 148 so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-17
MAN STOPS HIS OWN FUNERAL.
Reads That Body Has Been Found-Tele
graphs That He Is Alive.
IN Telegraph to The Tribune.I

[By Telegraph TO The ITlbuIe'J
Kansas CITY, Mo, Oct 16-Floyd White, Of
St Joseph stopped his own funeral by tele-
graphing to-day from st. Joseph. He read this
morning that his body found in a rooming
house in Kansas City and had been sent to the
home Of his parents in Atchison. Kan.
He Immediately telegraphed to his parents
that he was alive, and stopped arrangements
which were being made for his burial. The BODY
Of the man found had been identified by rela-
tives and friends as that Of White.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-17
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

At No II vesey Shy Bryan L Kennedy: Aaueduct-
G Buchanan Place. 10 Sx1O55, > dvg
hs; VIM Engelmsnn and ano agt D Blair ct al. " II
Clarke atty: II Clarke, ref due 81 224 so taxes
etc $3.50; sub morris sggregatng $1,000: with
drawn.
276 7K100x15OxI2s 1lxT55; Haven ct al agt
A al: De witt, L & De W. attys. T Groy
due. GLE 10: aNes etc. So 49G on wlthdraMn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-17
ANOTHER WEST END-AvE. DEAL

Lewis NJ. Thiery has sold for Herman c. Won
Post to a client for occupancy the four story
brownstone house. No. 615 West End-ave., on lot
20 by 90 feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-17
GETS TITLE TO wALL-sT. PARCEL.

The Trust Company of America took title yester-
day to Nos 81 and SO Wall-st, bought recently
through the Century Realty Company. 1t may
improve the premises
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-17
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

Jennings-st Nos l. III and 1.113; Spezioso Vlente
agt. the sherman Realty Company ct al; octo-
Der = 1870.
120th-st No. 112 West; Hester Z Gordon ast
Elsie f. Kabin et al; June ], 1905 .-....-..
I4th-st, No. 432 Fast Thomas G.. Knight Com
pany agt Jacob Sonnmer ct al; November II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-17
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

95th-st s s. 125 #. W. of 1st-ave., 125x100.S;
Kidansky {, Levy loan David c. Ludins
Columbus-ave., s {. corner Van Buren-st., %
x1O0; Manhattan Mortgage Company loans John
Is. .
156th-st., s s. between Fox-st and southern
Boulevard. 21OxlO0 the 3. c. F. Realty Com
pany loans Gustav A. Bauhahn- --------..;
Same property: the City Mortgage Company loans
same OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ---.'''--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-17
A MoNTcLAlR-PATERsoN LINE

Montclair. n. J.. Oct Is (speciaD-A new trolley
iine frem Cedar Grove 70 Paterson promises to be
well under way within the next few weeks and
with its completion ana spur from Verona 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-17
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Eiseie. Charles TO Edward Robitzek; Avenue A.
s. extending from 6th-st 10 Tth-st Cnionport:
Kramer Louisa F TO Greenwich Savings Bank
l4th-st No "a West: due June 30, 1900 per
Nessier Jacob 10 c Kastner: ath-st s. SoS n
Of Avenue b. due January /. 1911 -'''----''.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-17

C,o5 r.o. .h.-n will be a continuous trolley line
from Monear TO Paterson The Gitzens Of ceda1
grove are aIh9se ~ the public Service Corporation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-17
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

s4th-st. No 2O4 West. for a two story brick
dwelling house and stable, 24.11Xl00; P Berolz-
heimer owner; l.. r. Hoiske. architect...-.-... =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-17
CHEAP.
LOOK! LOOK!! LOOKm!
Country Property to Let.

TENO RENT.-For the winter. house Tower Hin
i Tuxedo Park. N. Y six masters rooms. four bath
rooms: thorouGhly heated; terms moderate Address
r A. Postofice /. G62. New York City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-17

XNTANTED-A New York furnished house or IuI , go
w apartment for winter. a PARK NISS Sns
bed three servants pea
not usually rented preferred. Address t Strsst
New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-17
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following petitions in bankruptcy were filed
trict Court:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-17
JuDGM EMS,

The following judgments were filed yesterday,
the first name being that of the debtor:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-17

ORDERS IssUED-The following army ana navy
orders have been issued:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-17
Furnished apartments to Let.

nARLOR Music Room and Library. beautifully tal-
i nisned. high class apartment mouse on o..S A.
riverside Park subway station and surface va'7- ~
pIv SO West End ave, corner lVdd
p,rc,Nr1.y F1rRN1SIIED APARTMENT; private
l. nm VIM or without melis Including meals W.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-04-08
SOME FAIRLY GOOD STORIES.

Barney Quinn, erstwhile CHER JUS
tice of the supreme court of Bingham
but now a resident of this city, tells
story that means something to those
who understand. Let Barney's IAN
guage be used and relieve the writer
of any responsibility for the throwing
of bricks:
"Wanst upon a time in Ireland, "
said Barney, two av tn Dyes was
waitin' to kill a landlord. They was
hidin' behint a hedge feminist tn road
phere tn landlord was to pass Dy' But
he was a long time comm. Twas a
good two hours they'd been afther
waitin' fer him. Finally wan aV thlm
saws to tn other, says he: Mike, dye
think he'll be comin'?' Sure, / don
know says Mike, 4 hope So ,Wirra'
wirra,, says tn other wan: l nope
nothinS has happened tn poor man.
" ~
Speaking of Irish stories. Everyone
remembers Dan Griffin, once superln
tendant of water works. 1t was dur
ing the time of the A. p. A. agitation
here and Dan was wearing his fighting
clothes all the time. A member OF the
fraternity. now defunct, was relating
story from Coyne's Fifty Years ol
irish Life. a collection of tales from
the old sod that is funny on every
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-04-08

gay ana festive sucker will be angled
Ior from early morn until dewey eve
and then some. The ADVERTISING man
Will again glibly talk about the bona
fide circulation of the sheet. when as
matter of fact there will be more
kilograms put under carpets at house
cleaning time this spring than there
are circulated. Bundles will be sold
and coupons voted; votes will be sold
at discount in thousand lots and if
any one wants to he, or she, can buy
votes by plunking down the cash, and
there Will not be paper issued. The
whole scheme is nothing but graft.
or course there will be some suck.
ers Some people are born to bite at
anything and everything. But we pre-.
dict that the plan will not be as pro.
ductive of profit to the taking crowd
as was the piano scheme, because
people are on to the game and will
not stand for it.
If the paper had any merit as q
newspaper, matters would be differ
ent, but it has not. In the issue an
nouncing the contest outside the an.
nouncement itself there were exactly
JWO COluDulS VI lOCdl HGWS, DCSluGS
that clipped and rehashed from the
morning papers, and about three col
umns of telegraph. The front page
was burdened with the proposed graft
enterprise, while the editorial slush
column had its usual amount of good
white paper destroyed. And for the
next few weeks we will see nothing
save that Miss Jessie Juvenile and
Miss Tessie Tootletums are running
neck and neck race in Ogden while
Bessie Bluebottle and Maude Marsh
mellow are tied for third money in
Juab county. All of which will cause
the bona fide subscriber to swear.
So far as this paper is concerned
we do not care whether any newspa.
per conducts a contest or not, but we
advise merchants who may be APP
preached on the advertising scheme
plan to look a little out. The legiti
mate papers of the city do not want
any such aids to securing business OF
circulation. The News turned down
the plan and would not look at it. The
morning papers would have nothing
to do with it, But the Telegram, tot
tering on it's feeble legs, grabbed at it
AS soon as it is over the stops VIII
come in as they did before, by the doz
en-, by fifty and by hundreds. The
voting" for their girl friends would
40 better to hand their candidates the
money and let them go to the fair di
rect. for the trip will cost the friends
of the winners enough to send th'
winners and the losers to the fair ant
have money left. SO far as the papel
itself being an inducement, it is worth
less
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-04-08

page. The story is told by a bishop of
the Catholic church, and is:
AT one time" said His Grace, IL
was parish priest on the west coast.
1t was an extremely rough bit of land,
too. Every time there was a storm
some vessel, large or small, would
come to grief on the reef outside and
| was liable to be called out of bed
day or night. One night there was a
severe storm and | was layin' awake
thinking | would be called out, but |
wasn't. | was glad, too, and along to-
ward morning went to sleep. | arose
late and was sitting down to break
fast when one of the men came in and
said:
Your reverence, there's ship
come ashore and sure all av thin are
ldrownded, but wan, an he's alive an
you'd betther come down
80 | went down and there laid the
man, bruised and battered, on the
sand. AS | came up the people stood
back and one of them said:
Hes not dead yet, Your Rever.
ence, he's stirred a little
Il knealt down beside him and took
him by the hand and said to him:
MY poor man, YOU'RE going fast,
but if you can open your eyes and say
you're dying in the true faith, I'll give
you absolution.'
He opened his eyes wee bit and
said:
Ito hell with the ope,' and he
died"
The priest had struck an Orange
man.
Well, when this tale was told Grit
fin was wild and wanted to lick every
A. p. A. on the block; said it was a
story concocted by the members cl
that impious organization for the pur
pose of casting odium on the church
~ ~
Joe Ray relates yarn about man
Inicknamed "Old Kentucky" who for
merly lived near Butte. That is tt
say it was in early days. The old fel
low had q dog ranch some miles IRON
town and used to come in about once
a year with string of dogs tied TO
lgether with a rope, or string, 10 sci
them. Whenever he would meet al
old acquaintance a conversation aDou
like the following was generally sur
to result:
Old Kentucky-Well, Jim, how ar
they comm? Amt seen you in year
DOM any good for yourself?
Jim-Not blamed thing. Can't 81
'em started. Down on my luck.
Old Kentucky-Can't git 'em starr
ed, hey? Well, well, well, that's to
bad Tried everything | 'spose.
Jim-Yep. Tried everything. Irle
mining. Didn't git a color. Trie
agin. Feller jumped my claim al
made it stick. Tried the bank. Brok
in thirty minnits.
Old Kentucky-Well, well, well
That is hard luck. Now, Jim, youv
allus been a good friend of mine an
tell you what I'll do. I'll put we
; YOUR feet. Jest you cut off dog. Ct
off two and begin over agin.
r -O------
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-04-08
UTAH ATHLETIC CLUB.

Moved to 81 Market street. Mem
bership dues, 81 per month. Com
plete gymnasium, baths and massage
Glasses Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day afternoons and evenings. Private
instruction in boxing and wrestling.
Special attention given to training
and conditioning for all manner OF
athletic events. Our boys invariably
win. Phof' r. o. Lewis
Instructor and Manager.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-04-08

Telephones are like eggs-good and
Throughout to swear at. You can
talk clean through ours without i'm
pediment or profanity. Ask any sub
scliber. Utah Independent Telephone
company
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-04-08

Superior service tells. That IS why
the Independent Telephone Company
is aourishing like green bay tree'
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-04-08

Warren Foster sells insurance, not
law suits. Commercial Block
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-04-08

TO GET RESULTS
FOR YOUR MONEY.
Advertise in TRUTH. Both Phones
1888.