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The Washington times., 1905-10-28

John T. Wilson, Of Chicago, a native
of Wisconsin. at the Raleigh today, was
talking OF Senator La Folette OF Wis
consin
Wherever 1 co. said-he. Il find great
interest taken in La Follette's future
He seems TO be very near to the people
of the country Since I've been here 1
have been frequently asked. What he
viii do down here.
La Toilette Is . conservative man
who has had experience in Congress and
will not he found any more a novice in
law-making and the proceedings OF
either house than he Is In politics The
best of them have 10 acknowledge that
he' can see farther into a political
scheme than probably any man in pub
lie life as a national character.
AT Madison. Wis. where he has
served three terms as governor the
clerks in the executive office often
work night and day securing data and
figures for his messages and speeches.
He always goes 20 the bottom OF things.
When La Toilette begins talking IN the
Senate his collea gues will find that there
are no loopholes either in his figures or
his arguments
He Will be a strong advocate for
the election of United States Senators
directly by the people under an amend
ment to the Constitution
The Washington times., 1905-10-28
GOES TO NEW HOME.

NEW YORK. Oct. 2S.-Mrs. Israel
Greason. OF Baltimore. who came here
20 find the home which her husband said
he had made for her. was told at the
address which he had given that he
was not there and never had been. The
woman had but So c>0ts with which TO
keep herself and three small children
<he police took the family in charge.
The Washington times., 1905-10-28
ALL ON THE RIGHT.

He-Perhaps you don't like my style
of dancing.
She Qn evident distress)-There il
rather too much Sameness about it
Hollow may 1 vary il?
She-Suppose you tread on my foot
once in a awhile.-Philadelphia PreaA
The Washington times., 1905-10-28

Navy and Mrs Paul Morton and Miss
Morton in Chicago. Mr.. and Mrs. Evans
will be the guests OF the Mortons in their
private car on the journey to Nebraska
for the unveiling OF the statue of the
late j. Sterling Morton. Rudolf Evans.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Evans. is the sculp
tor Of the magnificent piece of bronze
The Washington times., 1905-10-28
WATER PLAN APPROVED.

NEW YORK. Oct. 2s.-The plan to
spend $l61 .0O0. ~ TO procure 2 5o0. .000. .000-
gallon daily water supply for New York
city was approved by the board of esti-
mate and apportionment. The water will.
come from the Catskill MOuntaiIs.
The Washington times., 1905-10-28

Chicago is a city OF real culture and
no mistake. It's women have planned a
classic theater and ranked Ibsen. Su-
dermann and Hauptman with Shakes
peare.
The Washington times., 1905-10-28

Mrs. Ruggles. widow of Gen. George
ID. Ruggles United States Army. and
Miss Ruggles have returned to Washing
ton and will occupy an apartment in the
Woodley for the next year
The Washington times., 1905-10-28

The Kaiser viii please note that a jar
which drove two ships aground did not
even interrupt the Presidents journey
The American has made that automobile
accident look like a toot on a broken
horn
The Washington times., 1905-10-28

Or. Salmon may very well feel that
he quilted the Bureau Of Animal Indus
try in good cause when they have
to raise the salary Of his old job in
order TO get a competent man 10 I'll II.
The Washington times., 1905-10-28

and Miss Catherine Hooper Felgner will
take place at H0S Eutaw place. Balti-
The Washington times., 1905-10-28

Mr. Metcalf viii be out Of politics the
next thing he knows. The idea of ask
ing less money than his department got
last year.
The Washington times., 1905-10-28

Mrs. Lee. widow of Col. s. T. Lee. has
returned from her summer cottage at
Vineyard Haven. Mass. and is again at
the Mendoza.
The Washington times., 1905-10-28

Miss Margaret Snow. daughter of Mrs.
Thomas c. Platt. OF New York, who will
arrive with the Senator and her mother
in Washington next "Wednesday. has put
recently returned from a flying trip to
Paris, made since her departure from
this city last month. just after her en-
gagement to Col. Francis J. Carmody
was announced
The Washington times., 1905-10-28
JAPAN LIKES RIBBONS.

III you ever visit Japan. be sure 10
have your passport adorned with nu-
merous seals and ribbons" said Repre-
sentative David Mercer. Of Nebraska,
at the Shoreham today. You viii ind
1t will save you time and annoyance
The Washington times., 1905-10-28

Most of US already belong TO pip
club. and We don't live in Missouri at
that
The Washington times., 1905-10-28
COUPLE FROM GEORGIA
WEDS IN WASHINGTON
COL William o. Obear, of Governors Staff Marres Mrs.
bowles-Father and Brothers Will Oficiate at One
Ceremony in Baltimore

The wedding OF Mrs. Legare Hill
Bowles and Col William G. Obear, both
OF Atlanta. Ga. took place this morning
at 10 O'Clock in All Souls Church The
Rev. DIR. U. G.. B. Pierce, pastor of that
church oftlciated.
1t was a quiet affair, only near rela-
tives and intimate friends being present.
There We're no attendants
Mrs, ,Bowles wore a travelling costume
Of London gray smoke cloth tailored
suit, and hat to match.
Immediately after the ceremony
Colonel and Mrs. Obear left Washington
for a Southern wedding tour before
going to Atlanta.
Mrs. Obear, who is a noted Southern
beauty. is the granddaughter Of the late
Senator Joshua Hill, Of Georgia, and for
some time has been living with her
mother. Mrs. Anna Hill Hayes. Colonel
Obear Is inspector of State militia and
aide to the governor of Georgia.
The Washington times., 1905-10-28

Another Of the "best-known" beauties
is in the divorce court.
The Washington times., 1905-10-28
NOT TWO OF A KIryD.

Jlgsby-Twins AT your house, teh? I'll
bet they're pretty boistaSeOs.
Popley-Partly So r of them Is
gtristerous.-PhiladelI Press.
The Washington times., 1905-10-28

They might get a conviction If they
tired Pat Grove IN France
The Washington times., 1905-10-28

more. next Thursday evening Miss
Felgner is the youngest daughter Of Ed
ward l. Feigner. and granddaughter Of
the late William Hooper. OF Baltimore.
Mr.. Smith is the son OF the Rev DR..
Joseph Edmund Smith. pastor OF Grace
Church, this city. and brother to the
Rev. DR.. Herbert Scott Smith, rector of
ST. Margarets, and the Rev. Frederick
William Smith, of Grace Church. Prcyi-
dence, R. L. He was graduated from the
Rensselaer, Polytechnic Institute. Troy,
y. Y, Is a member of the Delta Tau
Delta Fraternity and OF the Engineers
Club
The ceremony will be performed by the
father, assisted by the two brothers OF
the groom.
A pretty wedding took place on We'd
nesday. October g, at 7:3O D. m. at
the home Of the brides mother. 1913 Il
street northeast. Miss Ruth Mason was
married to Otto NJ. Wilson The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev. Rich
ara *. Riedel. Mrs. Riedel played the
wedding march
The ceremony took place under a we'd
ding bell. and the bride carried a hand
some bouquet OF Bride roses.
Miss Kieschbaum. daughter of R..
Kieschbaum. OF Indianapolis, and Simon
Lyon. Of this city, will be married De-
csmoer ., at the home OF the bride
They will be at home in this city at
the Imperial. on Columbia road. near
Eighteenth street
The Washington times., 1905-10-28

The wedding OF Miss Marion Gallaudet
Will take place at her home at Kendall
Green on Wednesday. November s. at
noon. Owing TO the fact that the CAL
laudet and Edgerton families are both In
mourning, the guests Will be limited to
relatives and a few intimate friends of
the bride and groom.
The Washington times., 1905-10-28

The following Washington people are
registered at New York hotels today:
J. B. Church. J. G. n. Meem. c. II.
Moser. G. E. Parmenter. H L. Sewall,
t. ]. Taylor. ]. NJ. Taylor. Z. s. Atkin-
son. Mrs. f. B. BriGhtwell. J. b. Caloo.
wife. c. w. Heath. p Kearns. G. Aking.
r. H NJ. Robinson. j. r. b. Taylor. A
S. NJ. Adams w. Carlisle e, c. De-
keen. L. Henwick. ]. p. Minetree. jr.,
= Williams
The Washington times., 1905-10-28

To the Editor of The Times:
The Brightwood electric road had an
other bad quarter-hour late yesterday
afternoon and some two hundred COM
muters cooled their heels at the terml-
nus at Seventh street and Florida ave-
nue. while the companys doctors wrest-
led with their recalcitrant patient
Some of the weary suburbanites were
of the opinion that the trouble was
really due to a lack Of treatment
absent treatment as 1t were Others
were firm in the belief that little
electrical attention" would be the best
cure for the dilemma Every one
agreed, however, that a delay OF near
ly an hour in the company's service at
the busiest period OF the afternoon
was unnecessary and inexcusable.
1t occurred at $50 p. m The car
scheduled to leave at that time for
Forest Glen was nowhere in sight. The
growing crowd strained its neck, In
diyidually and collectively. IN the d.
rection whence the car usually put in
an appearance
No Car, No Car.
No car.
Five. ten minutes passed and still
no car.
1t was time for Takoma Park and
a District line car to leave, but what
would you propose doing about IT?
If you appealed TO the starter 10 teie-
phone the nearby car barn fo- trip
per" to run on the schedule of the de-
layed car, that official was strangely
dumb. The Sphinx was talkative in
comparison. There was no use trying
to appeal to his imagination about the
dozen or more "trippers" in the car
barn with their crews of extra men
waiting to man them Not bit
II you ventured TO speak Of an anxious
wife and family waiting for you 10 come
home TO dinner. it had no more effect
than if you addressed your petition to
the moon. 1t soon dawned upon the in
dignant commuters that the company s
sole official on the ground was gagged
gagged so tight that even William Loeb,
ir., would have protested had he been
present
Lone Car at Last
It was nearly o'clock when shout
went up from the throng Of waiting
The Washington times., 1905-10-28

MIR. and Mrs Levi II. David, who have
been on visit to the formers parents
IN Columbia, S. G. have returned TO
their apartment at the California.
The Washington times., 1905-10-28

Joseph Saunders, who sailed for Eu-
rope last Nav. returned to this country
this week, and after visiting his folks
Ior short while, went direct TO Phila-
delphia.
The Washington times., 1905-10-28

Miss Cora Frank who sailed for Eu-
rope in June. after travelling the whole
summer. returned this week.
The Washington times., 1905-10-28

Saul Cans, of New York. but formerly
OF this city. spent a few days here this
week.
The Washington times., 1905-10-28

Mrs. l. Simons. of West Washington.
has as her guests the Misses Beerwald.
Of Philadelphia
The Washington times., 1905-10-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank l. Evans left
yesterday TO join exSecretary OF the
The Washington times., 1905-10-28

Madame N de Bausset is located at
1905 II street northwest the home of Wi
modaughsis, with which club she has
been connected for many years.
The Washington times., 1905-10-28

Gen. and Mrs. Royal T. Frank have
returned 10 their home on Q street after
"a summer spent in Vineyard Haven,
Mass.
The Washington times., 1905-10-28

MIR. and Mrs. Eunter Dulaney have
returned TO Washington and are stop
ping at the Shoreham
The Washington times., 1905-10-28

DR. NJ Baldwin. of 1902 Rhode Island
avenue. has as his guests Mr.. and Mrs
J. p Baldwin, OF New Orleans.
The Washington times., 1905-10-28

Assistant Secretary Of the Navy and
mrs Newberry. who early in the sea-
son bought the residence of Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Huff of Pennsyl.
vania. which is located at 1915 Sixteenth
street. have arrived in town. Mrs. New
berry having come last evening They
are for the present staying at the
New willard.
The Washington times., 1905-10-28

Mrs. George Otis Smith. wife Of the
geologist. is returning TO Washington
next week with her attractive family
OF children She spent the summer at
a New England resort
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-05-16
BRAzOs COUNTY NOTARIEs.

Appointed by the governor and
approved by the governor:
BryRn-W II Cavitt, Ed Hall, NJ
Nagle, Geo A Adams, Robert Arm
strong, Lamar Bethea. J w Bats,
G M Spell. Ed 5 Derden, VI G Nall,
] w Barron, 4 II Bate, w G Davis,
w Wipprecht, j ) Ford, X Hem
derson, V Il Hudson. A & BrietE, J
q Minkert, II O Boatwright. l. l.
McInnis, X T Boyle, A ID McConni-
60. w A Watkins, J r Astin, j w
Doremus, w t Young, Il Ford, f
Rohde, A ID Scott.
Harvey-W ID Yardley, w ) Me-
Chung. & 5 Jones.
WellbOrn-J p Royder.
College Station-J G. Harrison, 5
r Andrews, J A LOmax.
Kurten-H + Prinzel, Aug. Prin.
eel.
Zak-W l. Edge.
Millican-C ) Gamer, l. & Selle r.,
w & Pool.
Edge-T w Frame, w II McMi-
chAel.
Fountains ) Kennedy.
Reliance-John II Edge.
Stone City-C a Glenn.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-05-16
REVIVAL RESULTS.

The results Of the recent union re-
vival meeting continue 20 manifest
themselves In a most gratifying way,
On both OF the last two Sundays
there have been additions 10 the
various hurc b es, those received
being IS follows:
Baptist church: By profession
Herbert and Otis Payne, Lille Bar
row. BY letter-W A. Gowen aud
wife, I. White, Mrs. Mollie Brock
man, Miss Clara Brockman, Henry
/ ocke.
Methodist church: BY profession
A. NJ. Waldrop, Foster Brown, Mrs.
Fannie Watkins, Miss Georgia Greg
DRY. BY letter-Mrs. II. Crenshaw,
Ernest Wood.
Presbyterian church: BY profess
sion-Miss Allie Montgomery, Miss
Lucille Reed.
Christian church: BY profession
j. j. Adams Jr., Elmer Crane. One
by restoration.
Free Baptist church: By profess
sion-Mrs. w. w. Parker.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-05-16
SPECIAL SESSIONS WORK.

The Legislature at its called ses.
sion passed the following bills:
l. General appropriation bill,
carrying a total Of S6,90s,662 for
the next two fiscal years. The total
amount appropriated by the 10th
legislature by ali bills, including
the deficiency appropriations and
expenses OF the Legislature, is ST.
as against SS,420,77i ap.
propriated by the 2Sth Legislature
for all purposes.
2. The State banking bill. Takes
effect August IL.
3. The ad valorem tax bill.
Raises the rate to 20 cents for the
years 1905 and 1906 and leaves il
at l6 2.S for succeeding years.
Takes effect August IL.
a. Bill taxing the gross receipts
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-05-16

of life insurance companies 24 per
cent and Of all other insurance
companies II per cent Effective
Immediately.
5. Jacksonville In DEEPER dent
school district bill.
6. Bill authorizing counties on
the Gulf Coast to lease roadway
on causeways provided for in act
passed at regular session.
7. Bill recognizing Sixty Third
Judicial District.
s. Bill amending the charter Of
the city of Austin so as to facilitate
the rebuilding Of the Colorado river
dam.
o. The general election law.
These covered all the subjects
committed by the Governor.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-05-16
VILLA MARIA EXAMINATIONS.

Last Tuesday afternoon the pupils
of Villa Maria Academy were as
sembled In the Study Hall 10 hear
the reading Of the monthly percent
age. The sub-senior classes were
examined In History Of England.
arithmetic and algebra; tie juniors
In Bible History.
In view Of the few remaining weeks
OF school, a renewed impetus is
given to study and practice. Those
who have lost time are doubling
their efforts TO make the annual ex-
animation success, while the steady
persevering students Of the past
scholastic terms are endeavoring 10
bring to a fitting climax the work so
successfully begun.
Following are the young ladies and
little girls who have attained the re-
quired percentage Of IS per cent or
over, TO have their names on the
roll ~ honor:
Correct Observation-Disclosures Gladys
Mcdonald, Laura Stevens, Allie Con-
way, Sallie Price, Maud Marrett,
Mary Harris, Hattie Lou Hudson.
Alberta Grace, Mary Mcmillan, Fan
ME McCarty, Louise Nelson, Nellie
Daley, Alline Rohde, Bessie Nall,
Pauline Holland and Master Freddie
Holland.
RecitatiOns-Misses Allie Conway,
Hilda Japhet, Ellie Ward. Helen
Carroll, Susie Dunn, laura Stevens,
Ada Field, Alice Fountain, Maud
MArrett, Annie Belle Clay, Sallie
Price, Hazel Wood, Ruby Glass,
Ruby Davis, Ray Conway. Louise
Nelson, Mary Wolff. Nettie CLAY.
Pauline Holland and Master Fred
Holland, Mary Mcmillan, Ruth
Carstens.
Matte matte s-Misses Alberta
Grace, Allie Conway, Hilda Japhet, |
Ellie Ward. Susie Dunn. Ada Field. |
Bertha Jefiers, Sallie Price, Hazel |
Wood, Ruby Glass. Ruby Davis, !
Ray Conway, Louise Nelson, Mary /
Wolf. Nettie Clay. Pauline Holland J
and Master Fred Holland.
Music-Misses l.. Stevens, G.. Nc |
Donald, II. l.. Hudson, II Japhet,
II. Carroll, A. Field, A. Fountain,
Il. Jeffers, A. Il. Clay, $. Price, II.
Glass, r.. Davis, G.. Wisner, NJ. Nc
MILAN, l.. Nelson, X. Mcconnell,
+, McCaTty, h. CArstens, ;. Dunn,
A. Price and A. Conway.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-05-16
The Waco Times Herald of Sun

The Waco Times Herald of sun
day contained the following an
nouncement: AT y o'clock on
Thursday evening, May %, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dee Cook will give In marriage
their youngest daughter, Henrie
Juanita. 20 Mr.. Frank Myers OF
Bryan. The home ceremony will be
quite private" The announcement
comes as "A surprise 10 many OF Mr..
Myers friends, who are, however,
none the less pleased that another
OF Bryan's popular young men has
won the heart aud hand Of another
Of Waco's charming young ladies'.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-05-16

Following the heavy rain Sunday
and alarming reports from points on
the river above, a disastrous over
flow on the BRACES was feared Sun
day night; but yesterday brought
reassuring news that the river was
falling above and rising very slowly
opposite Bryan. According to last
information IL was running out In
low places at Carson q Smiths, and
will probably not greatly exceed the
rise Of las week. The Nsvaeota Is
very high.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-05-16
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.


California C h orries at Howell
Bros. lE
Those dewberry ries at Edinburg's
are fine. lS'
Sam NJ. Winters visited Calvert
Sunday.
5. W. Dunlap spent sunday at
Millican.
For Rent-New cottage. Apply TO
ID. Mike. lSf
Norwood's for narrow laces, wash
chihOns. los
Elder J. l.. Crane went to Waco
yesterday.
. Miss Lou EddlemAn left for Celeste
yeSterday.
Mrs. l.. w. Rawls went 10 Marlin
yesterday.
Three pounds wax beans, p cents.
Howell Bros. 1877
G. r. Skains was here from Hous-
ton yesterday.
Louis Battle came in from Mud
Vile yesterday.
Walter Knox returned yesterday
from MillicAn.
Imported June corn for sale by f.
{. Harder q Co. lSI
Frank Crouch returned from Mil
lican yesterday.
Joe Johnson Of Millican was In
iwn yesterday.
Norwood's for white lawns, figured
lawns, orgAndies. lbs
Capt. 5. NJ. Derden returned from
Corsicana Sunday.
Marriage license: Henry Robin
son aud Lithla Goss.
DR.. Geo. F. Lee Of wellborn was
In the city yesterday
Hon. Cullen r. Thomas Of Waco
was visitor In Brysn Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McCorquodale
-Sare visiting relatives at Huntsville.
t9o 10 Norwoods aud buy your
clAldren's commencement dresses. ;
Shas. Edinburg keeps his restau-
rant open nights now until twelve
o'clock. i37
For Sale-Second hand bath tub.
Will sell cheap. Apply 10 j. w.
English lbs
FofSale Cheap-Drop head, latest
improved Singer sewing machine.
Apply here. lAZ
w. Il. Roman Is at home from
Bessmay. Southeast Texas, visiting
ms family.
For Rent-Two cottages, $3.50 per
month, during summer months. Mrs.
&C. Wallace. $40
Mrs. DOMAIN and DR.. Frank Do
nan OF Austin are guests OF Mrs.
Julia Wipprecht.
Ollie Freeman and wife left for
Little River yesterday after visiting
at Steep Hollow.
Hot or cold lunch any time during |
the day or at night up 10 u o'clock. |
ChAs Edinburg. lST
Miss Jennie Lowry Of Navasota
trsnt Sunday in Bryan, the guest OF |
y q Maud Nicol.
A. A. Farley returned yesterday |
from a business trip through the
Panhandle country.
WAnted-One or two gentlemen 10
either room or board. South rooms. |
Apply at this office lD
Miss Irene Gammill returned TO
Calvert Yesterday after n visit 20 /
Miss Hattie Lou Hudson.
w. X. Marriott Of Victoria arrived |
sunday on n visit 30 his father, |
prof. Marriott and family.
Mrs. NJ. W. Sims left yesterday 10
visit I'm III Paso. She was accompa-
Med 10 Dallas by Col. Sims.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-05-16
EQUALIZATION BOARD.

Notice Is hereby given that the
Commissioners Court Of Brazos
county will meet a. a board OF
equalization on June IL, 1905.
w. G. Boyett,
County Clerk, Brazos County.
q. II. Wicker, Deputy. dl36 w32
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-17

lie Sueur Center, Mimi, April 12 1905.
Gordon Hat Co, ST. Paul, Mimi
Gentlemen: In answer to the question
IN the st. Paul Globe, dated April 10,
would say that wouldn't need a trade
mark to tell the Gordon hat from any
other hat made, for every Gordon hat
that have ever worn has been with me
so long that got well acquainted with #.
Have worn nearly all makes of hats
sold in the territory where 1 have lived
and have found nothing that will class
with Gordon, so IL merchant placed a
$500 hat and q Gordon s.. 90 hat on a
counter and told me to take my choice
for $500 1 would take the Gordon be-
cause 1t holds its shape and color and
wears longer than any other hat 1 have
ever worn. Respectfully,
GEO. C. NERBOVIG, N. ID.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-17

Dear Sirs: In answer to your question
In the Globe Monday. April 10, What
would / do II my dealer should place a
$500 hat and Gordon hat on the counter
80 / could not see the names and offer
me my choice for $500 I should look
them over and take the one / liked the
best. for / should consider that l was
getting my moneys worth no matter
which one got. For If any hat is worth
$4.00 the Gordon Is. Yours respectfully,
CLARENCE UPHAM.
Maiden Rock Wis
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-17
Hastings. Mimi Apru 12 1905

Hastings. Mimi, April Il, 1905.
Gordon, St Paul. MINI.
In answer to the question as to what
i would do IL my dealer should put
SO that I could not see the names and
offer me my choice for S4.00, viii say:
l should compare the two as to quality.
style and general appearance. then
mentioned qualities in the lead. which
without doubt would prove to be the
Gordon hat, as it Is q we'll established fact
that the Gordon hat is a leader in all
these respects. Yours respectfully,
BURTON T. WILCOX.
Hastings, MINI.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-17

Sauk Center, Mimi, April 12, 1905
In answer to the question as to what
would do If my dealer should put $500
hat and a Gordon on the counter so that
I could not see the names and offer me
my choice for $4.0o. should take as my
choice the best looking (and the best)
hat. which would be the Gordon hat.
Yours truly, s. BROWER
Sauk Center, Mimi, r. d. Ne. 3.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-17

Menomonie. wis. April 10, 1905.
Gentlemen: My reply to your question
as to what / would do in case my dealer
should place before me $500 hat and a
Gordon, Offering me my choice for S4.00 is:
ID AS 1 am in need of a new hat 1
should search my pockets for the essential
amount. and. being fortunate enough to
find il. should
(2) Immediately transfer Ii to the pos
session of the dealer, and then
90 Select the Gordon hat
That / should make this selection is the
result of Sherlock Holmes deduction
which you will doubtless perceive. Very
truly yours, A. II. MOVES.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-17
St. Paul. ApriI 10. 1an5-

ST. Paul, April 10. 1905.
Gordon. st. Paul
In reply to your question in this morn
ing's Globe. il my dealer offered me my
choice of five dollar hat and a Gordon
hat without seeing the names for 81. 90
would consider before making my pur-
chase that since Gordon hat and So 90
hat is offered to me for the same price
they must be of equal value. / would
therefore not purchase either hat But
can for a Gordon hat and save the diff
ference in price. Yours truly,
CHAS. c. LEVY.
357 Rice st.