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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-05-08

The cynic is an Individual VIII ose sci
esteem is in direct reverse ratio to hi
intrinsic excellence.
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From
The NeWYOrk
Herald.
MARCH, Ist, 1900

"The Union Central, of Cincinnati,
is Governor Patterson's company. L.
has $44, 900, 900 sssetr, and wrote in
1904 new business amounting to SAP
100000 It's expense ratio is only iouc
per cent In excess of the new laws
provision, according TO the tables pre-
pared, ana this particular Ohio COM
pany, Mr.. Dawson says, has the repu~
tation now of paying TO it's policy hold
ers the largest dividends of any life
insurance company III the world. It is
not purely mutual company, but one
of the ''mIxed" variety"
Miles NJ. Dawson is actuary for
the Armstrong investigating com
mittee.
The UNION CENTRAL now has
$40, 1853, $50. OF assets.
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For Rent-Three rooms for light
house keeping. $40 Church street,
MRS. j. M, CoKER.
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FUNERAL AT FLowERY BRANCH

Infant Son OF Mr.. j. n. Clarke Buried
There.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs, J. H.
Clark, residing on Barlow street, died
Sunday evening after an illness of two
weeks with pneumonia and other COM
p lea ions. The little one was sixteen
months old, and the bereayed parents
have the sympathy of many friends in
their aft ction. The body was carried
yesterday to FIowery Branch, near
All ts. for interment
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Bed bug poison, moth balls, insect
powder-fresh supply.
REMBERT's DRUGSTORE,
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For Rsnt-Two unfurnished rooms
for light housekeeping. Apply 1O7 La
mar street. 60
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A Good Refrigerator last for years
Don't take any chances. North Star
cork lined refrigerators are best.
SHEFFIELD HUNTINGTON Co
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TRAVELLING BAGS.

The greatest line of travelling ba rs and suits cases.
suitable for ladies Gentlemen have just been received
and OF those of you contemplating a trip aud
needing something In this line, wish to say you
will 6nd in stock almost every SHAPE size and quail
ty of suit and travelling bags that you would call
for and the prices marked extremely low.
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For Rent-Dwelling house, close IN.
DIT. A. J. HAMIL.
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Wanted-An upright, secondhand
piano. Cheap for cash, Phone 70.
60
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MEETING STATE PRISON eoARI
Americus Cases May Be Considered
Today.

Today.
The Safe Prison Commission will
hold its monthly meeting today, and
among the volume of cases to be passed
upon will be several from Sumter
county. The case of George Brough-
ton will be heard among others.
Broughton is under sentence of death
for murder, but an appeal for commu-
tation to life servltude will be made.
A strong petition from citizens of the
Fifteenth District Is already before the
Commissioners, praying that they do
not interfere in the Broughton case
and citing reasons therefor.
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Permanent position is
offered to Ladies, Girls and
Boys for a immediate aC-
ceptance by New Ameri-
Gus Steam Laundry.
Help must be reliable,
energetic and faithful.
Class work is not difficult
to learn. Preference will
be given to such appIi-
cants that are needy and
worthy.
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IS CARRIED TO THE HOSPITAL

DOD: ON'S PHARMACY. Special Agen
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SUES BELL TELEPHONE co.
Idneman Injured at Fort Scott Wants
$4,000 Damages.

Fort Scott. March 90.-Jack Corby the
young telephone uneman who was in
5ured in this oity last winter by falling
from telephone pole. has sued the Mis-
souri, and Kansas Telephone company in
the sum Of S36 900 for alleged personal in
juries. This Is the biggest suit that has
grown out OF a Fort Scott accident for
circuit of Kansas city Mo, that being the
home of the injured boy. His attorneys
are l. C.. Boyle Of Kansas city and J. l.
Sheppard OF this city The attorneys for
the plaintiff are taking dispositions in this
city today. Attorney Palmer Of Topeka
IS representing the company and the dep
ositinns are being taken before Probate
lions OF Ar. Butler, the foreman under
whom the injured boy worked was taken
The plaintiff alleges negligence on the
part of the company The accident was
q most unfortunate one for Corbys who IS
q young man but 26 years of age He was
a Iinemau In the employ Of the company
when the plant was being constructed.
At the corner of Sixth and Crawford
streets he climbed up a pole to cut wire
him. striking the ground with great force
He lay helpless GA the ground Assistance
was secured and he was removed to AAer-
CV hospital.
When the first examination was made
IL was thought that his back was broken
but this proved not to be the case. lie
was al the hospital for many weeks. HIS
spine was affected and he has no control
~ his lower extremities- the abdomen
and bowels are also said to be paralyzed
and his condition is most pitiable. his IN
f4fries arc permanent The case in the
circuit court viii be tried some time next
June.
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a. indian welding.

New York. March 3O.-A special to
the Herald from Carlisle, Pa, says.
The wedding OF Wilson Charles, Ia
NOUS Indian athlete, and Elizabeth
Knudseu a beautiful klamath indian
maiden from California. was celebrated
with imposing military ceremonies be-
fore one thousand guests last evening
Major Mercer. superintendent of the
Carlisle Indian school. gave away the
bride. Rev. Alexander Mcmillan of the
Episcopal church. performed the serv-
ice. The Lohengrin and Mendelssohn
wedding marches We're played by q
large Indian orchestra
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MAYOR DUNE FOR UNIONS.
He Favors Organization Among EN-
pIoyes Of the City.

Chicago. March 30.-Labor unions
among municipal employees were In
dorsed emphatically by Mayor Dunno
last night at a street carmen's meet
Inc. That they should not strike was
his only proviso The mayor also de-
clared that the negro shall have an
equal chance in obtaining employment
on the cars after the municipalization
of the street car systems.
He told the street carmen's union
that they might continue their organi-
zauon after the cars are owned and
operated by the city.
In answer to a question regarding
the organization of the policemen,
which former Mayor Harrison disrupt
ed. he said that every branch of the
municipal service is at liberty to OF
eanize-
The mayor said that his plan in
treating with the present employees
would be to employ every one in the
service of the company.
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In the District Court of Shawnee County.
State of Kansas.
Lizzie z. Wooster. Plaintiff, VS.. Crane &
Company Corporation Defendant
Case No 21491.
By airtue of an order Of sale issued to
me- out OF the probate court in the above
on Friday the 9Th day of April, A D. 1905
at o clock a. m. Of said day, at the east
front door Of the court house, in the city
Of Topeka, in the county Of Shawnee, in
the state Of Kansas, offer at public sale
and sell to the highest and best bidder,
Tor cash IN hana, all the following de-
scribed property, to-Wit. All OF the right
title and interest of Lizzie p. Wooster IN
and to the following described contra cts
the wooster Primer, and for the publ
cation Of The Wooster First Reader %
''The Wooster Second Reader The
Wooster Third Reader" OF date February
-, 1900, and including the contract on
same subject Of date June n, 1898, entered
into BY and between Lizzie T. Wooster
and Crane g Company on said dates
which said contracts are fully described
and set out in exhibit a part Of A. in
titled cause, also all the right, title and
interest of said Lizzie z. Wooster in and
to a certain contract for the publication
of certain manuscripts for books entitled
The Wooster Arithmetic Grade T. and
The Wooster Arithmetie, Grade II and
the wooster Arithmetic. Grade III of
date March is, 1860, entered into by and
between Lizzie E. Wooster and Crane &
Company on said date which said con
tract is fully described ana set out u
Exhibit 3" in the petition Of plaintiff
in the above entitled cause, the same be-
ing in the county Of Shawnee. in the state
Also ali Of the right, title and interest OF
Lizzie z. Wooster in and to the following
described conSra cts, to-wit: A contract
for the publication Of reading Chart and
reading and number cards and instruc-
tons for teachers, Of date May 90 1896,
and including the contract on the same
subject Of date November 2. 1896 entered
into by and between Lizzie z. Wooster
and Crane & Company on said days. which
said contracts are fully described and set
out in exhibits c. and d" in the an
swer of defendant, Crane & Company, in
said above entitled cause.
Also all of the right. title and interest
in and to all the copyrights numbered as
described as follows:
Wooster Reading Chart. Ger. No. 44i5!
wooster First Reader. Ger. No. 1o294
Feb. 3, 1899.
Wooster Primer. Ger. NO. 1926. April s
1sgs
Wooster Second Reader. Ger. Glass a
| XXC No. 20407, Nov. 8, 1901.
Wooster Thlrd Reader, Ger. Class
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Low ONE WAY RATES.
Union Pacific OGers Reduced Fares to
Western Points.

Every day from now to April Z, 1906.
inclusive the Union Pacific viii sell
cne-way tickets as follows,
$4,000 to ogden and Salt Lake City.
$4,000 to Helena and Butte. Mont
$3.50 to Spokane and Wenatehee
washington.
S22.50 TO Huntington and Nampa,
Idaho.
$500 to Portland. Tacoma and
Seattle
$500 to Vancouver and Victoria.
$500 to Ashland and Astoria. Ore
gou. ria Portland.
s25.00 to san Francisco. Los Angeles
and San Diego
Correspondence low rates to many
other California, Oregon. Washington.
Montana. Utah and Idaho poinls.
Through tourist cars run every dag
on Union Pacific between Missouri
river and Pacific coast; double berth
s575. For fun Information call On on
address F. A. Lewis. city ticket agent,
or J. c. Fulton depot agent.
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king signs with chicago.

Kansas city. March 20.-Ted Sullivan,
the official scout of the National league.
was 81 Kansas City last night, and, after
q long conference with Johnny King. per-
suaded the star catcher of the chicago
Cubs 60 attach his signature to a chicago
contract Killing has been working out
With the Blues for O couple of days and
will continue to do so until Sunday. He
viii join the Cubs either Monday or Tues
~.
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Bic Dalrr Farm sold.

Ottawa. kan, March 30.-The Har-
I1er dairy farm with all equipment has
been sold by the Hostetter Cattle com
many to Frank Haskins OF FerraggIt,
Iowa. for $4,000 The deal includes
The cid Harker place Of 120 acres.
south of ottawa about two miles, and
sixtv-hve head of cows. Mr.. Haskins
WIN probably take charge Of the place
his snring.
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speciaI Homeseezers Excursions to
Points in Michigan.

Via Chicago Great Western rail-
way. Tickets on sale March 10 and
81. April 10 and q. and May and
~ at greatly reduced rates for the
round trip For full information
appiy to any agent or G.. Y. Lincoln.
T. P. A., West Ninth street Kansas
City, Mo.
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me Rieht Road

from Kansas City to Chicago, ST. Paul.
Minneapolis. Dubuque and Bes A1oines,
is the Chicago Great Western railway.
Three well equipped trains daily. Best
OF service. For further information ap-
ply to Geo. H Lincoln, T. P. A., z
West Ninth street. Kansas City Mis-
s0uri.
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settlers Excursions to Northwest Ter.
rit0Ts-

via Chicago Great Western railway.
Special trains leave Kansas City March
eth and 10th. April Srd and 18th. only
1885 70 Portal, \. D.. and 1 cent per mile
beyond. For fun Information apply 40
G. W. Lincoln, T. P. A. W 9Th St.
Kansas Clsy. Nc, or J. S. Crawford.
Canadian Government Agent. 125 West
Ninth St. Kansas CITY, no.
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FoR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
FoR sALE-REAL ESTATE.


$50 ACRES IMPROVED HoDGEalAN
ahout4 onyl5 to making
and. pasture 6 sgrow1n
ande cross fenced rice % auie SAX,
Go with US Apra o
ESTATE CO.
LIE
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Leaving city goods about an out Of the
house.
room house, lots. an fenced IN. new
barn. house newly painted. cellar. cistern.
water in kitchen. sink. fruit. nne place,
near washburn- See this. It wiz make
a fine home; $1,000 cash and the balance at
6 per cent
New hne cottage all modern except
heat, lots, barn. large porch, finished IN
hard wood. one Of the finest In the city.
On the west side. Near washburn col
BAILEY BROS. co.
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FOR RENT-Furnished room and aIcove,
al new ana modern. 534 Madison St
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FOR RENT Furnished or unfuruisaed
rooms 20 Fillmore St
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FOR RNNT-RooMs

FOR RENT unfurnished rooms down
stairs S151k Monroe, IN rear.
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Victoria b. c., March 3O.-The
WhaIer Orion, operating On the west
coast OF Vancouver island. has landed
q hundred ton sperm whale which is
said to be the first caught in the Pa
oi6c
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MISSOURI PACIFIC TINE TABl-E
Daily EzeePt sanldag.l

No sIo-PasssngeT to Fl Scott. zsssDn
No ISL reg ~ is43zuu
NORIHECUKD-
$40. 8g1--PaaMenEnE GEQE1 8's- aaa4t- e $50
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FOR RENT Unfurnished front room for
gentlemen 1S ". 6th- Inquire s27 To
peka ave.
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Change Of Time on Rock Island EGec-
~. e.ula.. --.rcn . -ona-

Rock Islands Colorado Flyer No.
viii leave Topeka at 11:12 p. N. In
stead OF $50 as before. No change in
80. 20 east at g g. m. See time card.
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1-----7-@~0-~~7-0-~-@5--~
CAPITAL CITY WHIPPED BRICK 4
PAVING CO.. lis ". 6th ST Nfxrs "a
building paving and sidewalk brick
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FURNACE wonas

GIoO. f. Shy hold. farrnee 7ys.rE. "a.
Iog1nk. s4ttFFiHE. spoualnEs furnaces 8
S-'feaatly. ~ Hansas ave mo prone si1
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ND TEL 1915

WHY do you do nothing but stand around
and talk about It. while the other man
buys that piece OF real estate that YOU
think too high and makes money on Il
Cant you see that real estate IS ad-
yancing7 3 acres fine garden land, Oak
land. first payment 500; rooms Taylor
st near Bethany first payment $3.50; 20
rooms, dne. ". 9Th, corner, only $500;
frst payment $500: s. rooms Lawrence St,
first payment S5os ] 1-S lots Clay St, near
18th, first payment $50: lots Washburn
car line, first payment $50; Kansas ave lot
North Topeka. near depot. nrst payment
SlD0; rooms Fillmore St. near fth, nrst
payment $500; 4 acres ". 10th st.. close
in. first payment 500.
r. J. BROWN
Room II. Columbian Bldg.
FOR SALE;
Cottage rooms, barn, fruit, corner
lots, fenced. on car line. 81. 400.
p. c. MOORE,
Cor. Wabash and Indiana Ave. Oakland
TEN DOLLARS
For the round trip April 3. Join our party
and see what we have to offer
Pratt county. 40 acres. improved. 300
per acre.
Pratt county 800 acres. well improved
ranch, running water, timber, 800 acres IN
alfalfa. Land SO per acre
Eiows county, 100 acres, good grazing
One square section. & Of another sec
square sections. weH improved, well To-
Gated for farming or stock raising; 8 per
Seward county ranch Of 5000 acres. I'M
proved, all fenced, 300 acres cultivated
well watered, "a per acre
These are just few samples. Have land
anywhere you want it. Kansas ana else
NIDER & KNOX 2. s,.a q
Topeka. Kan.
FOR sAI.EA new modern 8 room house.
hot water and furnace heat, full base
ment, with laundry, coal, fruit ana cellar
room cistern, gas. hot and cold water
on each floor, hard wood finish, including
floors 2N lots. facing Holiday park
shrubs shade and fruit trees. best loca-
ton in Topeka. Owner leaving the city
Call at residence, 1920 Taylor St
MUST SELL
room house on Garfield. near car line,
has oak finish. plunnbed for water and
gas, lots. barn. well. cistern, large
porches. small amount Of money handles
it this week. Better see this.
BAILEY BROS CO..
Ind Tel 800.
FOR SALOONS or two good cottages,
~ and 2 lots, one near 4th and Locust
street and the other near 7th and Chand-
4 Ter 81 900 cash; u time. Either would
make good home for shop man r. ID.
Blaine, SIS Kansas ave. Ind. tel 14ls
| FOR SALE lots and new 2 room cot
+ tage on Grattan St, near shops. Geo.
/ Miller, 1903 Seward ave.
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FOR STEALING $4,000
Note Teller of North American Nation
al Is Arrested.

New York, March 8O.-Joseph P.
Tinney, note teller at the National
Bank Of North America, was arrested
and arraigned in police court today on
a charge of stealing $4,000.
The alleged peculations it is charged
go the anidavit presented to the court
have been going on for twenty-five
years.
Omcials OF the bank appeared in
court to press the complaint
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WIgs1I.za sf.rpe
sToRAGE

MERCHANTS TRANSFER & STORAGE
Co.. packs ships ana stores i151s@~ss-l-F
goods. Tel 1856 Clarence Skinner. 81
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

BUSINESS CHANCES. BUSINESS CHANCES.
OPPORTUNITY
bonusof1 $50 invested See
DAY
usmoney o
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sHERIFFs SALE.

0First published in The Topeka State
Journal March %, 1861
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FOR RENT or unfurnished rooms
newly papered- eo4 W. srh st. Tel 446i
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EAsrBouND.

OBJECTIVE MARCH Is. 1896 Ara
TRAINS DAILY.
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LEGAL
LEGAL
First published in The Topeka State
Journal March 80. 1861
CHANGE OF VOTING PLACE
OF
FOURTH PRECINCT, SECOND WARD.

Notice IS hereby given the voters of the
Fourth precinct of the Second ward that
the voting place of said precinct, as orig
inally published as the polling place for
the city election to be held Tuesday April
5. 1905. has been changed from No. 1903
East Sixth avenue to No 1904 East Sixth
avenue; said change being made to secure
a larger room for election purposes.
G. H TITUS.
(Seal) Commissioner Of Elections.
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RAILRoAn 80 rAnl.rs

ROCK IsLAND SYSTEM THE TAR,
TOPEKA. KAN.
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FOR RENT rooms furnished for Ugh
housekeeping. 207 Adams St Sc month.
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sdEhIfF"s SALE
In the District Court of Shawnee County,
State Of Kansas.
Lizzie Z. Wooster, Plaintiff, vs.. Crane &
Company a Corporation, Defendant
Case No 21491.
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sSo. blk. C.-Salina Ex..........18.ss an
No woodworking. Coast lim. II IS sn1
80. les-I JUNCTION City local pass US %
> ssfiasiiy except sunday. Al rshers a *.
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A1SC- No. 2ot1s. Nov. 5. 1901
Wooster Primer, Ger. No. zo575 Aug. q
Wooster Arithmetic Grade l.
wooster Arithmetic, Grade 2
W ooSter Arifhmetic. Grade g.
,sstAss4 60 s1HQ LIZZIE y. " oOsEer. securing
her 70 All OF the rights in and 10 said
All OF said contracts and ccpvrfghta
VIII &c eXhlpited az the time OF sale and
az q Fne right, title and interest OF Lag
1ie z. Wooster IN the same via be as-
signed TO the purchaser thereof. subfecs
70 order OF the court
Tue above described property is taken
as the property Of said plaintiff ard is al
rected oy said order OF sale 70 bs sold
ena VII be sold without apprassement, "a
satisfy said order OF sale
A. 7. LUCAS.
By J. A OSTRAND Deputy.
9D1NTON & eUINTON AttoruayH
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= ESCTS.S = ---7~7-7-----~---~-~-~----
- - $4,000 blooming TIiauEs.cuE nusg-
rs PAINS. leSlg llss QecOra tloas. SIS Ezn
-. EAoAe g. A#reenEouee f2gh Rud aTnr
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FOR Rents furnished rooms for Ilgh
housekeeping. gas heat. 426 JEFFERSON.
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FOR REHT-Large furnished room 70
hsoB ST.
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FOR SALE:

SIS KANSAS AVE.
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PACKING AND SHIPPING.
HOUSEHOLD goods neatly ana carefully
packed ready for shipme nt: EDod rsf-
srenees. Can AZ 1922 Tyler ST.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-08

272 Portsea street. New Haven, box OF water
color paints; William Welsh thirteen years old, No.
az sutton street Brooklyn. a boys Tribune watch;
katherine H. Gray nine years old. No. Morgan
ave. Norwalk. Conn., leather work box; Arthur
D Baker, eleven years old. No. 2s6 Ryerson street
Brooklyn steel yacht
Things to Think About-GeOrge Lawrence Lock
wood sixteen years old No. East Won street
NorwaIk, Conn. who wishes box OF water color
paints.
Comic Cuts (Chums).-The two prize winners and
their prizes In this contest are Joseph CTaugn'
twelve years old. No. 315 Keuka street. Penn fan.
\ Y a book; GLADYS Hunt twelve years old. No
2s Richmond street, Brooklyn. coin purse
Photographic Contest.-The clearest and best