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Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-17
BOY RAN AWAY BECAUSE
FATHER PUNISHED HIM.

The father of Lewis Dey, of New
Brunswick, called at the police sta
ton last night and asked the police
to hold his child if found. The boy,
who is nine years old, ran away from
home last week because of punish
ment administered to him by his
father, and is thought to be here.
The father intends to send the young
ster to a reform school if he can be
found.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-17
Catholic Monthly to Be Issued.

oPUUtIT % tHt n ? LlNINV NE WN.
NEW BRUNSWICK, July IL
This city is to have Catholic paper
issued monthly. The editors and
managers will be Eugene w. Morris
and Elmer McMurtry. The paper will
contain news of the three local Cath
Ollie churches here and also other
items of interest to members of this
church. Pictures of the churches
also be published
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-17
ARE NO DEVELOPMENTS
TODAY ABOUT CONTRACT.

A. Reckhoff has heard nothing to-
day regarding the union labor clause
in the contract for repairing windows
in the schools.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-17
RAIN CAUSED WASHOUT
ON THE TROLLEY line
'pecia1 10 tie EVENING NEWS:

Special to thesEFENfNG NEWS:
NEW BRUNSWICK, July IT,
Heavy showers last night washed out
the trolley tracks near South River
on the way to New Brunswick, for 4
short distance, and traffic was delay-
ed for three or four hours.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-17

Lost-Ribbon watch fob with ame-
thyst attachment Finder will be re-
warded. w. S. Higgins, Raritan Cop-
per Works.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-17
MRS. ANDERSON SAYS SHE
WAS BITTEN BY A DOG

A dog said to belong to H. Bjorn-
sen, of 237 Oak street, bit Mrs. B.
Anderson, of 23S Prospect street, in
the hand last night.
Mrs. Anderson reported to the po-
lice that she had asked the owner to
shoot the dog, but that he had refus-
ed to do so. She was advised to sue
him for damages.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-17

Gardens drug store. 81 Hall ave,
is branch Office for the EVENING
NEWS. where Want" advs. are re-
ceived.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-17
NEW BRUNSWICK COUNCIL
CONSIDERED FRANCHISE

Special to the EVENING NEWS:
NEW BRUNSWICK, July a17:--
The Board of Aldermen at last nights
meeting considered the franchise for
new trolley tracks in the city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-17

If "twere well it were done quick
w." then It were necessary Gin most
cases) that it were done in THE want
ad. way"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-17

The NEWS IN every home.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
CANNOT SERVE MRS. E. C. POTTER.
Nan with Process in Suit for $500 Unable
to Pass Gate of Her Home.

a process server. employed by Theron H. Car
man, Of No. 12O Nassau street, who represents
DieTnsrt et Gle. Of Paris has ever since April l9
been trying 10 serve papers in a suit they brought
against Mrs. E. c. Potter for $500 He has been
unable 70 enter the grounds Of the place near the
Country Club in Westchester County, where Mr..
and Mrs Potter live. Several dogs and private
watchnan stand guard at the gate. and the process
server has been forced to retreat every time he
attempted TO pass the gateway. and he has even
been threatened with arrest
Mrs Potter is Z daughter Of W H. Havemeyer
z O. Potter. her husband, is nephew of Bishop
Potter He has an Office at No % Broad street
The complaint alleges that Mrs. Potter received
wearing apparel worth Ss,60e. part of which
has been paid IT is alleged that she has acknoWl-
edged The debt. and that she has promised pay.
b-I has never done
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
JAEGERS rs LUCKY.
Wins $4,000 Commission to Ere-
cute Statue of Baron UOn Steuben.

News was received yesterday from Windsor. Vt.
that Augustus st. Gaudens. the sculptor. at his
studio there. had awarded TO Albert Jaegers. of this
city. the $4,000 commission 20 execute a bronze
statue of Baron Won Steuben. major general and
inspector general in the Continental Army.
Congress appropriated $4,000 for the statue which
is be erected at the northwest corner of Lafay-
ette Park, Washington. and must conform in size
and general type 70 the statues of Lafayette and
Rochambesu already in place in that park.
Seven German American sculptors were invited
10 enter competition last summer by a committee,
comprising Secretary OF War Taft. Senator Wet
more and Congressman McCleary. The result Of
this competition was that the committee selected
the models Of Albert Jaegers. Adolph A. Wenman
and Henry Herring, in the order named, and paid
them $500 apiece for their work
These three seulptors then asked 10 con-
struct their models on larger scale in final com
petition for the $1,000 commission.
Jaegers and Wenman responded TO this invi-
tafion. and sent their models 70 Washington. The
committee recently asked ST. Gaudena If he would
judge the models Of Jaegers and Weinman. and ad-
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
COAL COMES DOWN.
anthracite Is So 60 a Ton IN Man-
haitian and Sc 10 IN BrOOkLNn.

The Manhattan coal dealers who reduced the
price Of anthracite 20 cents ton yesterday, in ac
cordance with their decision on Monday. bringing
tie retail price of domestic anthracite down to s. y
q ton. were more or less surprised when they
learned that the Brooklyn dealers had reduced the
price OF domestic anthracite TO IS 10 a ton.
The Manhattan dealers say that they made the
rsauction as temporary one, that dealers who
bought high priced coal can market il as soon as
possible, the regular May price 70 be arranged as
soon as they receive official notification from the
coal carrying companies that they have put the
Nay schedule into effect
Tie Brooklyn dealers. on the other hand, taking
Il for granted that the operators will put into erect
the NAY reduction. Put the May reduction into
effect pending Official notification by the companies.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
scHANDEIN WILL FIGHT SETTLED.

Milwaukee, May S.-Terms of the final settle-
Insnt IF the VIII of Mrs. Lisette Schandein were
mace public to-day. Mrs. Ella E Frank and
Emil Schandein. who contested the will, receive
$4,000 in cash and 100000 in shares Of stock in
the Milwaukee Brewing Company each. in addi-
uon n the S312.500 bequeathed by the will Of
their mother. Johann Philip Erik Heyl son OF
Jacob Heyl by his first wife. Louise Schandein.
VIII receive 100000 Of per cent bonds in the
Milwaukee Brewing Company. The will made
no specific provision for him. The will gives
ne bulk Of the property, estimated at several
millions 20 Clara s. Heyl, wife of Jacob Heyl. a
hun-ln-law Of Mrs Schandelin.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
STORAGE.


NEW YORK. May . 1e06-To Mrs. =.
FaTriu. Mrs. Alice SoufeTs. Mrs H. NJ
De Muth. Mrs c. Marange, Mrs, Walter
MacGregRF. Mrs +. Wilson. Mrs Ellen
Damers. Richard II. Ward. Executor 11stne
Loan Association account James A. May
bury. Mary MulhOlland. Emma Norris.
Ellen James. Horace Newman Mrs Annie
Brannon. E ]. Hangs. Seminole Club, Mrs.
LAZY Marshall. Mrs. IA Mcmahon. Mrs
Mary Reid. Mrs. B. Rasin. Mrs a. Crsigie.
William sharp. Mrs. lnez Bodice. Mrs. JO-
hanna Davis Mrs. Ellen chatham for
Josephine Davis. Mrs. z. Davis. George
Calhoun, Mrs. B. Bradley, John McGIaw.
Mrs. II. Hartman. Edith James. Paul
Davis. John B. Curry: You and each OF
you are hereby notified that the time for
payment Of my lien upon the property here
matter described having expired. after due
notice thereof had been given you. I Nsu
cause such property. to wit. household
goods. personal effects and merchandise
stored by you or in your name in the
Guaranty Storage Warehouses. to be sold
at public auction according 20 the statute
in such case made and provided az my
warehouses 3l1 and 313 West 41st ST..
New York City. on Friday. May rs. 1906.
at 1880 q M; and II the sale thereof Is
not completed on the said date the same
will be continued at the same place on each
and every Friday thereafter. beginning at
1880 q. M until the sale Is completed.
GUARANTY STORAGE WAREHOUSE
JOHN j. WEBB. Proprietor.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
NEW BUILDING STRIKE.
Ordered in Behalf of Unions Yiolat-
ing Agreemepts.

The Associated Building Trades. a similar body
TO the old Board Of Walking Delegates ordered
strikes right and left going into effect Yesterday
against the employment Of members of the new
unions formed in place OF unions which violated
the arbitration agreement of the Building Trades
empowers Association. The strikes involve about
one thousand men in various trades al present
According TO Secretary Tompkins OF the Assoc-
atsa Buiidlng Trades last evening. hfty metallic
lathers, brtcklayers and housesniiths have quit
work on 1ammersteins Opera House S3th street
ana Eighth avenue, ffty-three men on q building
at eGth street and Eighth avenue and several men
on buildings at l3Sth street and Ienox avenue and
i've or six other buildings.
The strikes not in violation OF the arbitration
agreement, as they are all the Contracts OF in
dependent builders None Of the Contracts ~ men,
bers Of the Building Trades Employers Assoeia-
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
Dress Goods
Sd e. All-Wool Granite suItings

50 ct. AIl-Wool Granite Suitings
and Panamas-leadiug Spring shades.
Including Old Rose. Reseda. HeliOtropa
and Ahce-46 inches wide. 80
IS ct. Ail-WooI Nuns Veiling-42 inch
% shades. also black SO
81 q Imported Tailor Suitings-
in the stylish gray mixtures-54 IN .SS
50 Ct and S1-10 Imported Mohairs-
shadow checks and plaids-best
colors and black-5A inch. .49
81. 40 Imported Fancy Check Suitings-
S6 and IS inch. 1 9
s2sa Imported Black Prunella Cloth
IS inch ---.----.----.-.------ 1 %
50 90 14upin.s An-wool Black voiIs-
IS inch .-.......-..---...----- 80
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
FAIR At CHURCH OF THE ADVOCATE.

The Protestant Episcopal Church Of the Advo-
cate Washington avenue and lSeth street, viii hold
Z fair and musical tonight and tomorrow evening
A musical and vocal programme has been prepared
r tor each evening by John W Worth. the or-enist
q tbe church and among those who viii give their
services tomorrow evening are }. d. Fitzgerald
baritone: William Evans. barytone: B. Russeh
-hrocznlorton elocutionist: Ralph Dayton Haus-
ralh. n the New York College Of Music: George
Z Vogel. tenor: Mrs C A. Hays, soprano; Miss
2 n Clark alto: William Binney bass and Will VIII
IAN J Cray. barytone. Mrs. A. S Anis VIII slsS
seadings and The Daisy Chain. cycle or songs
by Miss Liza lehman viii be sung by the church
Quartet
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
AMAcANsEu HAS "eLAcK HAND"

Anlagansett Long Island. May S-The appear
Hnoe ~ 4 BLACK Hand in this village has pro-
duced excitemen, among the inhabitants. and re-
ward has been offered by District Attorney Furman
tor the arrest Of the guilty parties feW days
ago notice. bearing black hand and the "oFos'
We viii do the rest" was posted near fhe home
% Justice If the Peace BENJAMIN II. Barnes, whose
activlty in inyesfsratine alleged liquor law Vio-
:ations has aroused the hostility OF the saloon
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
Attractive New Fancfes
i'm SSfeen pefficnafs

To meet demands for dressy, ser
viceable skirts for summer wear.
an immense variety Of fancy styles
and practical. cOmmOn-sense de-
signs, which are also dressy.
Even at the lowest price material is
Of splendid quality-sOft OF rustic
flnish-lOOks like silk and wears
amazingly-tTimmed fiOunCes. ac-
Gordon pleats. rufiles. bands. tucks.
fancy stitching. etC.-Of newest de-
signs-alI at considerably below
prevailing prices elsewhere. This
range OF prices shows assortment:
So "a. IS. 1.19.. 1.49
I 60 I s. 40. 2. &c. 2. .9S
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
No Place Like Eearn's
for
Babies Wear

Babies Wear
Our reputation in this line is
strengthened by the values and as
sortments OF the present. 1t is a
Measure lust to come and look az
the lovely garments for babies and
tOddlers-styles never were prettier
trimmings never 50 tasteful, and
as for values, from these
Fine White PiQue Refers
large round collar OF allover emh' dy
others trim-d with medalltous and
wide emb'dy rufHe-also boN I O2
pleated and tailored effects ---..
Babies Long China suk Goats
deop cape. with or without under
RUNE OF accordion pleating-
others have oapes with hne lace Q&
Extra Fine Sheer Lawn CAPS
elaborate STYLES. with turn-b back
fares. lace and ribbon tTim'd.
unedallious. tucks embroidery, etc. O.
20 styleG-special --------.--.--
Babies White Lawn Dresses
French styles. deliberately tTsm'd
with wide Rerhas % emh'dy
insertinga and ribbon plain or trind
skirts-others. trim'd shoulder
effect-Hizes 20 years O&
value &2-ss -------.---.- .-.-.--..
Little Children's Lingerie Hats
flare or poke styles-cruWn shirred
or triu'd with hne lace or cTnh'dv-
double rune bEiuas % emhd dy or lace
satin bows Or Toaettcs- 40
sizes 20 yeaTs-valus $3.50 az
Everything else for Baby
at the smallest prices any one asks.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
Nickel

52TEToOm E1XtureS
Quality the Best-Guaranteed.
observation-disclosures.
Prices-LOwest.
SOAP DISHES
square AMI oval-sor val. tub or sfaad-
20. 90. 90 20 1.10
SPONGE RACKs-for rub or wall
90 10 50 70 SO
GLASS HOLDERS. .....-... % 10 90
PAPER ROLLERS AND BONES
Fer Roll or Cut Paper
-25-. 50 % 10 1.1S
TOOTH BRUSH HOLDERS
For stand or Wall
10 .25 SO 90 to 50
TOWEL RARs-IneludIng Glass ana ana
5 bar nickel
So -. 90 70 2.1e
MATCH BONE-for wall
parior or safety matches. 40 70 80
ROBE AND CLOTHES HOOKS
one two or three prong. . 70 81
COMRIN ALTON PIECES
For sponge and soap -----. 70 % I 80
Tooth Brush and Glass;. 90 70 Z so
soap and Tooth Brush-..... 4 90
Oak Rash Seat--.----...-.. % % QS
Glass shelves
Is 90 90 '1ch ...-.-.-.-- .2.79 % 8 50
Towel Rings -...--.---.-... .21 % 50
Towel Rollers -..--.-... "a
Ring or Wash Rag Hooks q
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
JUSTICE BARNARD,

ment the better " -9 'Ns
St Gaudens promised to do so, n the models
were forwarded TO his studio in Windsor VI Thev
were at once sent there and the news Of the wa rd
Whlch was sent 10 the committee in washington
was was reGfelVed mere yesterday The COMMITTEES will
few daYs. - No a"oIu 4N q
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
TOILET sUNDRES-Special
Also at Special Sale Prices

Mennen's Talcum, Lyons Tooth Powder, Danderino
Coke's Dandruff Cure Packers, Pears and Cuticura
Soap and other high-class Proprietary articles.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
BRUSHES Special

9s Ct. Imported Hair Brushes-e ana 81
rows. stiff. penetrating bristIes-
SOLO u-cA --------------..s 20
% 20 - ct. Imported Hand Scrubs ana
Nail Brushes-sOlid bacz-VuTe
bristles-With and without hanSl.z- T6
"a e.. Vent Aseptic Tooth brushes
topeu baci) pure bristleS-mads n
F'ralce-perfect g0ods-nO secolGE.. is
- Ct Rafh Brushea-
detachable curved handle. -...-.-ss 10
rs Ct. All-BFistIs Tooth Brushes. .....s .
. Ct Boriue UD-Down Antissptio
Iooth Brushes --..--------.--ss sIQ
- c. Hair Brushes-l5 rov-unbPG.~ ~
= c. Rubber Dressing Comh<-
coarse and coaTss-Gnd-Gne. TC<S
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
ONE TELEPHONE ENOUGH.

The telephone is intended to facilitate commune
cation. Two telephone systems increase the cost
ara lessen the utility. 20
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09

La Crosse, Wis, May s.-Dr. Powell was
Mayor Of La Crosse for three terms in the COS.
he organized and commanded regiment of inn
nunes during the Spanish American War. Foe
many years he was a surgeon and scout
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
FAMOUS INpIAN SCOUT DEAD.

Fl Paso. Tex. May S.-Dr. D. Frank Powell. a
famous Indian scout, known as White Beaver.
died from heart disease on a train eastbound
from Los Angeles to-day. He had been several
years IN charge Of Colonel William F. Codys in
leTests At Cody. Wyo.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
-TooTH POWpsR 3 WASFEs

50 CT. sanitol Mouth Wash-.-.-..-... 81
- Ct sauitol Tooth Powder. rs
/ - Ct. Sanitcl Tooth Paste rs
I % CT, sozOdout Mouth wash ~
. Ct. Rubifoam -----..s-------.. e. II
% G. Germinol Mouth wash. ..-.. .4sf
II Ct. BORNE Tooth PoWder----s...... 8
Is Ct BORNE Tooth Wasn-.---.--....s =
IS Ct Royal Tooth Powder s
. CT. shefsId's Tooth POWder-...... ~
. ct. sheGleld's Tooth Paste. ~
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
One of Our
Special Sales of Toilet Articles
Takes place fO-dayg

Read every line, for differences in prices goods daily
use are so great that will the saVngl
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
TOILET CREANS-S -Sneclal

90 Ct Pompeian Cream. so
50 Ct 1lagia Cold Cream. l.-......s....- $40
% CO. Cucumber Cold Cream. g
p & Violet Rose Cold cream. Il s
u Ct BozaFas witch ETRze1 Cream g
II C. Bozar1s Glycerius Cold Cream 3
so et. Kinds Honey Almond Cream. 80 g &
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
RUBBER GOODS -SrecEal

2 a.. Rapid Flow Fountain SyrIuE.-
hard rubber tubss-reE- -5a.-....~ 80
AZ. Rapid Flow Fountain Syringe
regularly -Se 10
2 az Rubber Hot Water RottIss-
regularly % 80
Nsarzid Household GlOVss-vaIu, as. 50
Infants Bulb Syrinzs-regularly -. .12
Combination Threat and Moss
AtOmtzofs-EeE E7lla1ly 50 l--..s=-a.~.@ 40
Dr.. FuIler's Improved Vaginal
SyFinges-Tesularly Sl.oS.....-...I- pa
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
BOARD AND ROOMS.

Single insertions cents per Tine. sixteen
.,.,s.'s. .lss. seven times eonseeutlvely. 81 enich
entitles advertiser 20 have roorrs entered 81
xne 1rtnune's Directory OK Desirable Rooms
a9r peraoa oI fourteen DAYS. Wr.ts for
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09

Soda and Candy IN Basement
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
DRY GoonS
DRY eoons
90 E A II IN

s. Is. 20 22 p. 26 80 West Fourteenth Street.
H. 1S 10 ~ 10 20 81 30 % "a D. q and - West Thirtes
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
FURNISHED RoUms TO LET.

single insertions cents per line. sixteen
eC.ls. seven times cOnsecutively, 81. which
SnuIles advertiser 20 have rooms entered
~ T 1he Iribuns's Directory OF Desraoss
looms for period ot fourteen days. WFits
sor circular.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
EVAN p. HOWELL,

Mayor OF Atlanta, Ga.
ALLOW me to say, in my Judgment,
two different telephone companies
cannot operate in a city with any
benefit to the city OF the people. Two
different telephones, instead of de-
creasing. actually increase the ex-
penSes Of the subscribers, to say moth
ing Of the added annoyance that
must go with two"
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
RESTAURANTS.
rNn gALE.

CARPENTERS. builders. any one altering
or rebuilding Have large stock Of doors,
partitions etc. second hand: sell cheap
FINS. BROS - Centre St
DESKS .-Rolltop: partitions. ratings. ia
bles safes. letter presses. counters. shelly
ing: stores. Offices htted: $50 dozen chairs.
FINN BROS. 2s-S2 Centre g.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09

FUN Information concerning these rooms
Tey e had. free OF charge. az The U7town
gnee OF The NsW-York Tribune. lsaes
broadway. between S6th and S5th sts.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09

TYPEWRITERs.- Remington. $40; cram
dali. SIS. DensmoFe. Ycst or Hammond.
81 50 Expert repairing. GAGs y. West
125th 81
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
TYFEWEAIAN6.

- e-ss-es-ss--s
TPEWRlIERS.-Au makes SOLD. rented,
repaired. exchanged. reliable service.
GORNAN. 40 Nassau 81 1eisphOns 2Sso-
CoFtlsndt.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09

LOST Handbook No. 437, 405 on Dry Dock
Savings Bank; any person having claims
Upon said book is called upon 70 present the
same to the bank within thirty days, or the
said book will be declared cancelled and ex-
thereof.
LOST Bankbook No. $40. .1OT, Bank for
Savings, 2S0 18th ave, New York. Pay
ment stopped. Please return book to hank.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09

IOST.-Bankbook No. ABS 40 on Dry Dock
Savings Bank; any person having claims
upon said book is called upon TO present the
said book will be declared cancelled and ex-
tinguished. and a new one issued in lieu
thereof
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09

l22D ST. 5I1 WEST CMorningsioe Heightsl.
Large room or small sunny one: eie-
vator. telephone; meals obtatnable same
house; 50. SAUNDERS.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09

s5lH = 2 Essa1la q fouEtesn days Nsr.ts foF
Full information concerning these rooms
Ehy hs had. free OF charge. sr the UptoNn
IIce or The NeW-TOrS Tribune. tsSbs
broadway. between seth and 37th sts.
ELEGANTLY furnished apartment. pri-
Nate bath, 81. 80 daily; including meais; =
teS1NSSEIAAElf7. IS East 11th ST.
MONTAGUE TERRACE. B'klyn Heights; /;
overlooking Wall ST and river: accessible
Greater n. Y: seaside neishborhOod; houses
SlnlS SSlnSartments, rooms: table high class. Tel
. EAST 4SD ST.-LAFge rooms, private
bath; excellent table; SOutherners accom-
modated; references.
In MADISON AVE.-Large rooms.
Families or gentlemen; with board; single
rooms; references
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09

BOY. American parents. for oflce and gen
eTal work in large dryEOods house; high
school graduate preferred: s. a week: good
chance for advancement. Address. IN own
handwriting Box -. Tribune Uptown Office.
1864 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
CARPET CLEANING.
LOST.

BANKBOOK No 46s. 1913 OF the Union Dime
Savings Institution is missing: any person
having a claim TO II is hereby called upon
10 present the same within ten days or
submit n having said passbOOk cancelled,
and a new one issued.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
Mayors Condemn
TOM L. JOHNSON,

Mayor of Cleveland, O.
Two telephone companies in one
city are an absolute nuisance"
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09

3sTH ST. 43 WEST.-Gentlemen only;
large. small rooms: private bath; break
fast; telephone: references.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
MAYOR DUNNE

Il have always held the opinion that
the telephone is a natural monopoly
and should be so maintained. 1t would
prove unsatisfactory, l believe, to
have two competing systems"
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

&ANUFACTURERG Of billiard and pooi
tableE; high grade bowling slley build
sss: lowest prices MARK BROS. % Unloa
Square.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09

9TH ST. 219 WEST.-Sitting room and
bedroom: newly furnished; one or two
gentlemen; private house.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
HELP wANrKp.

ANY Intelligent person may earn a scod
income corresponding for newspapers: no
fOr particulars. NORTHERN PRESS syn
DlCATE. L.ockport. n. "
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-14
VIEWS OF LIFE.

der Brothers. LetNrB: wherein Miss Chris
tino Carson of $incinnntl Is shown how
the AFGirs OF Girls nnd Women arc Re-
gnrdcd by Men in General and by her
Brother Lent Carscn OF New York City
In Particular. Drawings by F, Vaux vii.
son and G. NJ. Relyca. Published by Mof'
lat, Yard & Company. New York.
This is book comprising primarily nine
straightforward letters wherein tho practical
minded brother gives expression 10 some
oi his own notions OF what his sister
should aud should not do First he
monstrates against her wearing dccollcte:
odulntlon OF public IDOLS next. warns her
never to marry man until she gets an
othcr man s honest opinion OF him; then he
tells her when sho expresses wish TO read
q paper before woman's club that sho
would do well not 10 do it. Letter No. is
the brothcrs s candid criticism about dancing.
Then in the next letter he tells her about
the kind OF girls that men like best in the
long run. Then lac describes n happening
that disturbed fashionable dinner party
Next he defends men from certain stric
Then ho gives her his candid and very high
opinion Of the that his sister is en-.
gagged TO marry. Then follows the sister S
dutIful answer, which shows her TO be rca-
sonable, kind-hcartod, and oil amiable TEN"
per. She tells her brother how she liked
his letters, and then let him into the secret
OF how Ned proposed to her. The book
closes with mans answer TO o man: o
very straightforward. manly letter il IS A
book full of good points, cXccllcntly present
ed, that would not be immcnSely popular in
serves to be, nevertheless, not only there but
everywhere else