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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-04
TROUBLES
ARE AIRED IN
DISTRICT COURT
THREE COUNTIES SCORE
ONE DIVORCE APIECE
Viola Howard Says Gay Lotha-
rio SQuandered Her $4,000
and SkidOoed-The Probate
Court In Session,

Three divorce suits were flied in the
district court yesterday. each alleging
desertion and abandonment. There
was one each for Bernalillo. Valencia
and Mckinley counties.
The first action was that of julio
sanches against Conception Ruiz de
Sanchez for Valencia county. The
plaintiff states hat she and the de-
PENDENT were married at Roswell. n.
NJ, July IL. 1891. by a Catholic priest.
and that six children were born to
them.
on september S. 1906. the plaintiff
alleges that her husband. the defend
ant, deserted her without cause. n
has since failed to support herself or
children.
y. A. BURNER. Of Albuquerque.
against NAV n. BURNER, Is the next
action. Desertion is alleged as the
cause Of the suit. The couple were
married at Pomona, Kas.. January 4,
1890. and lived together TIL May l.,
1898. when the defendant jeff hea bet
ter half.
on october J.. 1901. the plaintiff
and defendant made up and lived to-
geiher until April IS. 1905. when Mrs.
BURNER again flen her happy home"
The third suit Is entitled Viola Y
Howard versus Charles II, Howard.
and II from Mckinley county. Mrs.
Howard, the plaintiff AYERS that when
she married Howard In Holbrook.
Ariz.. on NAV Q. 1895. she was a Wild
ow with several children, and had
$4,000 In money. She alleges that the
defendant sauandered the money and
deserted her.
The three plaintiffs pray hat the
court divorce them, besides granting
them what relief II sees fit.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-04
JUDGE JESUS ROMERO
HAS VISy SESSION

AT the regular session OF the pro-
bate court Yesterday morning. the fol-
lowing matters were attended to by
Probate Judge Jesus Romero:
The last VIII and testament OF
Rellitas Fernandez dc Gonzales was
proyen and admitted TO probate. Man
uel y Lopez was appointed executor
without bond.
The netition Of Carlos Lopez y
Ruiz praying "a be appointed admin
Istrator OF the estate Of Isabella Gar
cia de Lopez was approved. Bond
5000. .
The final report Of Jennie Girard
and Mrs, Gragoie, administrative -
the estate Of Claude Girard. deceas-
ed, was approved and the admins
~tratrix discharged.
The petition OF Carlos Lopez pray
ing to be appointed administrator q
the estate OF Lopez was approved.
Bond $4,000.
In the matter Of the estate Of n.
o. Hlndman; II appearing to the
court that j. q. Hindman. heretofore
/ appointed administrators OF the sal
estate, rendered his resignation. which
was accepted May z, 1905. and "
further appearing that no property
OF the said state came into his Pos
session while such administrator ana
the court being fully advised, re-
leased the surety on the bond OF thc
said Hindman from all liability.
The last will and testament OF
James Henry Richardson. deceased.
was proved and admitted to probate
Warren Graham and $. T. Nann were
appointed executors. Bond $50
rhe petltion of the administrato
Of the estate Of jose Guadalupe or
tega aud Ana NJ. Armiio de Ortega. Ia
be allowed 10 sell personal property
belonging to the estate. was approved
The surety on the bond OF J. @
Hlndman, formerly administra'or OF
the estate Of r.. q. Hindmn1 !, de-
ceased, but now resigned. was re-
leased.
The court was adjourned until tn
first Monday In october.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-04
PROSPERITY PANORAMA
OUT IN VALENCIA
sylvester Mirabai Says the Country
Wa Never In More Promising Cun-
dIfInn la vicinity Of san tiafacl

"Thc range and country about san
Rafael has never before presented
such "a prosperous appearance as Il
does today. said sylvester MirthaL
the wealthy sheepman and FORMER rep
r~esentafive Ia the territorial legisie-
ture. who spent yesterday in Albu-
uuefuuo
The rains have don splendid work.
and the country adjacent to San RAJ
fael for miles O. one long. green nano-
rama o. prosperity n content
Mr. Mirahal returns home to-day.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-04

ANS s>D nNrEIs WoVaS QtfCk
FROM HORSES y cows TRAITS
-roWnEh. 49, o. nox fsAA
INFECTIONS - To tSE MTru ~
KAY WoN ". EEt-. eee : ri
rHONH az
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-04

L. your pre-~at emptaymens Eettns % ~
iu~ialerahisr Rad and answer q fev aera-
ia IournaI ws- ads.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-04
FRESH DRESSED POULTRY o YOUF
SUNDAY DINNER.-CITY MARKET.
MORNING JOURNAL WANT ADS
BRING RESULTS

WE CARRY A CHOICE ASSORTMENT
or GROCERIES AND RICHEIIEu BRAND
HAS No EQUAL. PHONE YOUR ORDER
AND BE CoNvINCEp. lis W GOLD AVE
NUE., HON. 25b.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-04
LOCAL ITEMS OF INTEREST
THE WEATHER.

For the twenty-four hours ending
nj s O'Clock yesterday afternoon;
Maximum temperature. 81 MINI
mum. 4s: south winds partly CLOUDY
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-04

Business enterprises may be roughly
classed as those which will prosper from
publicity. and those which will not
No very reputable business viii prosper
from concealment and secrecy. No worth
while business will fail 20 prosper from the
right sort Of publicity.
House breakers are not adyertisers-
house builders are. Burglars should prefer
adequate OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES adequats
publicity.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-18
IMPRESSION IN GERMANY.
p,a W'eels on the BOerse-Higher
discount Rate Feared.

IN, March 1.-THE worst week the Boerse
- n thirty years" is the verdict OF one OF
De- D. euoncial reviewers in summing up last weeks
" ,a,ts On The stock market. The fluctuations
. r-ou Street made profound impression In
-.,,onv and We're reinforced by the declaration
- ~ ioautscne Banks annual report. issued early
/" - rock that the world boom could not last
" s-sb the ear. owing 10 The strinsency Of
tnIoes" -rbis utts~ance played great part IN the
nl15s. ,narxet. While the fan in prices in Wall
EetAs brousht heavy losses 10 German holders Of
sLa-fcar securities. there Was renewed buying Tor
aI..er accounts brought about by the low prices
&C., &C.,, orders were sent TO New York and London
49,: 49, thursdays low water prices were reached
81 -s,-n1eut for these and the transfers of Amer
tng t balauces 10 London causing heavy demands
tr London exchange and bringing the export OF
ia spparentlt near
egr-tS IS much apprehension here lest New York
lin lie week by the importation Of gold from
Spsgiand This AID the steady advance in the pi-
- discount rate renders advance IN the
14@5,bshank's rate not improbab The Frank
sSs-ser Zeiiune admits the proba blty of an ad-
l.n,e before tho end Of The month The private
sisrount rate IS within one-quarter per cent Of
IN. oficial rate. and shows indications Of still
.,,o,ntine this week. Traders already Offering
Ter cent foi c0ntango money. hut the lenders are
slan al placing amounts early IN the month.
Tbe heavy demand for money from provincial
,oUns continues The latest reports from the in
s,sfrial centres Indicate indiminished prosperity
me mines are unable 10 supply the demand for
coal ana coke. bUt there is a scarcity of pig iron
end steel ma .erial
New-York tribune., 1907-03-18

Banks waverly, ". J.. and another shipment VIII
be made on March %. With the coming shipment
four cars will have been sent out from the mine IN
telegraphed that he will continue 10 ship TWO caTs S
duced at the mine. The Big Pete vein IS now
so soon re the snow melts the large force OF men
creased with view to putting them on a shipping
basis as coon as possible
The Peterson Lake Mining Companys property
an option Of which has been given TO New YORK
and Boston capitalists. is about 10 be put on the
market active issue This property has all
along heen known to possess rich silver veins
but il was somewhat delayed in development work
owing 20 internal dissensons in the directorate.
which have been adjusted. The property COT con-
ta~ an area Of 2s and is in the heart OF me
Niplssing area. II is equal 10 ten full twenty
acre claims.
The officers for the newly organized Davis Con-
sodated Mines Company. whose property occupies
OF the largest areas in the Cobalt region-l-oa
acres-have been announced. They are: W. a. T.
Davis. Of Philadelphia, mine owner, president A
j. Carly, capitalist Philadelphia, vice-presldeut'
Alexander n Blisky: mine owner MohIreaI Seo,e d
tary-treasurer; Jacob A. Jacobs mine owner ana
treasurer Of the Kerr Lake Mining company man
@slue uI1et'oIs S, u of The Western
Union Telegraph Philadelphia. and Jaines OIis ~ s
cement ana Parmeiine Company New York. The
head office will he In the Land ana lio7 @ n.fss
Agents the National Trust Company, bankers; the
Union Bank OF Canada. Montreal solicitors DaEd otco
No ii St James street Montreal. g.. -. !.
The has applied for cnaT1Sr ,e o Days Wis
Consolidated Mines Company; capital $2eSh""'
shares. 81 par value. non-assessaoe-
John Werkheiser who is connected with the First
National Bank Of Silverton. Col. was IN Ne"
York last week. and spoke encouraginsy reea'ailg
the mining situation in San Juan Gonn'EHi @
Mr. WerkheiseT has been In me san Juan i1S'''e'
New-York tribune., 1907-03-18

Tor more than thirty years, and has an intnnate L
@ @6noTedge Of all the properties there including tne
doing large amount of development work
Howard Paschal, president Of the Tri-Bullion
Smelling and Development Company, has returned
from his trip 10 New Mexico and is enthusiastic
over the condition of the Kelly mine. owned ana
operated by the company. Foundations nave oeeH
neerlns company Of this city. site mas peeh So -,
this company has secured an option on = zOcy,o ~
acres or coal lands conveniently accessible 20 tne
at least IoD tons Of coal day. ana the aoly NY II M
the company 10 obtain abundant and cheap Iuei IL
great FACTOR in its profitable operation
J. H. Hoadey. president OF the Alabama Con-
soiidated Coal and Iron Company, who recehty
has returned from Birmingham. Ala. says ina
the Sloss-Sheffeld Iron and Steel Company mas
one mine, namely, the Rufner at Gate CITY Ctty whlcn
is worth the entire capital stock OF the company
This mine has 5O.0Ot0O tons of first class ore
which he says is being mined as cheaply as any
cents ton to deliver it to the furnaces
The strike on the Robinson-vickers lease, ad-
Joining the Mohawk Florence lease on the FIor-
ence. at Goidfeld, has proved Of the biggest
finds in Goldhed since Hayes & Monnette struck
the bonanza on the Mohawk. The ledge Is IS 10 ~
feet in width and carries values of from 500 to
$4,000 a ton the entire width. Five feet or
~ WI % ,g 9SI F man s0VU bi % thirty feet
above the cross-cut now being run in the MohaWk-
Florence lease TO open up the same ledge; ana
higher values are expected at that dep'n NIooSe N.
HAYES. OF HaSes & M6nnette and the R L. Ber-
nieT Company. Of chicago. control the Mohawk
Florence Leasing and Mining corporation. "A
drift has been run the ledge into the Mohawk
Florence ground a connect up both work
ings; and most Of the high grade ore VIII be be
handled by the Mon Nk- Florence Company. as
their shaft and equipment has hoisting capacltgy,
Of 10 tons day ami the Robinson ss1
2o tons Of ore, expected TO net at least 500 ton
New-York tribune., 1907-03-18
WORK WANTED.

ACTIVE middle aged mar as watchman.
porter caTstaker. messenger, useful
hotel. factory. Office building. excellent REF
erences. written. personal FRANK Cloran.
2O7 East 2jth 81.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-18

NEM LERSEY cEMTRsl.



Tine shown below Is from Liberty 81. Sz4-
tion. Leave West 22d 81. 10 minutes earlier
except as noted By Designating marks
PHILADELPHIA TWO-EOUE TRAIN
EVERY hour ON THE HOUR
tt4@.ls. O.5J. ms.UO. m~o.UU. S.SU. VSOus
s'lGuv. SAAVo. 1l.20. m'I2.g0. f'4-oUs
nls0.O0. s9.V0. ss.Uo. s0s0o. pi030 2. a.
BALTIMORE AND VASHINGTON-zsl.S 20
ssEo. S.l1o0 S'l&Oo. sSoo. tssao0s
I.6KEWOOD AND IAKEHURSr-zsO0
4.41 A. M., x1.UO. l30. A3.s0. GALS. 5.OV
p III. &c. 10. Sundays. s. so. $40 A. 81.
ATLANTIC CITX-ss.s0 A. n. X1-00. ks.4o
LOSG BRANCH. AsBURH PARK. OCEAN
GROWS Sundays. 40 Asbury Parkl-
z4O0. $50. 11-3O A n. ex12 40. 1.20s
e445. $50. $50. i12.O1- Sundays. exceQC
Hsean Grove. zs.0O. S.OO a IL. 4.oO. $50
lime tables giving trains to EAsTOSs.
BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN llAGCH
CHUNK. WILkESBARRE, SCRANTON.
READING. HARRISBURG. POTrSNILLE.
W1LLlAMSPOET and all other points can
5e obtained at the followlnS ofiicee: Lib
srty ST. tWest sd Sc. Tel. 3144 Chelsasls
q Astof House. 24a. asa. 130O. lisa ETOaf-
Say. lsz 9th AS.. Isl 9TH Az. p Union
square West. 2JsS 81 Ay-. 100 West l25th
s.. % Columbus Ay,. NsW YoTS; CouEs
ST.. 343. ai4 Fulton ST. 4I9 Eostrand Av.s
BROOKLYN. $50 Broadway. Williamsburg.
New York Transfer Co. calls for and checks
ecggaSe 70 destinations.
sDallj. fDatiy, except sunday. pSuudays.
SUNDAYS xSatuTdays only zLsberty 81.
only tDinins ear sundays. 1Dinins ear
daily From West Twenty-ehtrd strest-
e. sl2 - 20 = p NJ $50 p M hLSO p Az
W. O. BESLER W c. HOPE.
Vice-PTes, & Gen. SIar Gen Pasl'E Agent.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-18
NOTES OF THE MINES.

Cobalt Central although the newest producing
mine in the Cobalt camp. has now taken its place
among the heaviest shippers. Last week il sent
sseN pounds TO the reduction works OF Ricketts, &
New-York tribune., 1907-03-18

Tlme shown below Is from Liberty ST. 9fa-
tion. Leave West 22d 81. 10 minutes earlier
except as noted By Designating marks
Eh1LADEA.Ptt4A TWO-HOUR TRAIN
New-York tribune., 1907-03-18

-. rolltcps; partitions. rSiiinIs. table.
", - Asttef presses. ocUlters, shelEtngs
y'.s r.ilscf txturesg stOres, ofrcss rttet.
- tlof-, - 80 Centre 81
New-York tribune., 1907-03-18

ART POSITION AS BUYER OR
SALESMAN: % YEARS PRACTICAL
EXPERIENCE IN HIGH CLASS PICTURE
AND FRAME BUSINESS. BEST REFER
ENCES. ". II. HOOPER. JR., 25i9 NEW
KIRK AVE, BROOKLYN.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-18

r. r. Tickets. hotel accommodations and
general information about foreign travel
Travellers checks good all over the world
OFFICE. 90 BROADWAY. y. z
Phone 1900 Rector. Piers. HOboken.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-18
BANBURG-AMERIcAN LINE.

special Passenger Service.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS RBOCRG-HAMBCR RG.
{S4AmeTtka- Mar 2l Amerika- Apr %
'tBluecher.-.Apr. ~ Deutschland Apr. 80
9sffKstserin-. APR. is, BlUecher...- Mag Q
sGrill Room. Gymnasium 'Palm Ca
den. sRitz Carlton Restaurant. Electric
Twin Screw Passenger Service.
LYMOUTH-CHERBOU RG-HAMBCRG
Patricia. .... MAJ. q sBatavia. .... Apr. lS
Pennsylvania Mar. 80 Pretoria. Apr- p
WaideTsee. APR. =, Patricia. ..---- May
sHamburs direct.
Mediterranean Service
TO GIBRALTAR-NAPLAE
Hamburg. Mar. 80. MAY !, June II
tsMoltke. ..........A Apr. o. May IS July 2
'Hss Grill Room. tI5as Gymnasium
TOURIST BUREAU
r. r. Tickets. hotel accommodations ana
general Information about foreign travel
OFFICE. 81 BROADWAY \. z.
Phone 1900 Rector. Piers Hoboken.
AMERICAN LINE Selling s2p15 p9t- at o;so e !. y
PI.YMOUTH-CHER 'G-SOCTHAM
ST. LOUIS -Ma-. %. Apr 20. May rs. June Is
cLTfc 5a1so4 so5s1 1' @ noon On Ma MSv =
NEW YORK. Apr.13. May II, June s. July
! RED STAR LINE ffoY I4Y Fer s.
NEW YORK-DOVER-AN
7 VADERIAAND. Mar ts9 AM. Apr 13 May II
/ FINLAND. Mar. .. noon: Apr 20. May IS
ICELAND. Mar, 60 $50 AN: Apr. q. May q
KROONLAND- Apr. G noon May q June
WHITE STAR LINE E,5o~ Pier
NEW YORK-Q NsTOWN-LLVERPOO
/ MAJESTIC. Mar %. 10 An: Apr IL, Nav IS
CEDRIC. Mar %. II so AN Apr. TO- Nav II
/ OCEANIC. Mar q. 4 p. II: Apr "a 5 p NJ
! TEUTONIC.- -Apr3 10 An May I. 10 ). N.
BALTIC. Apr. 10. 4PM; May g. June "A
! PI.YMnUTH-C4ER -sOT-rrJ NFPTN
l CELTIC. .t............A Apr 8 noon. Nav
/ I TADRIA TIC. ........ Nav % Iune 70
/ TEUTOSlC. -.-..-.... NAV % June ~
I ltI-A .Nlt.. .---- June ,. july 3
I MAI E4SIIC. June u. July 10
Z fSew, $4,000 tons; has Elevator,
/ Gymnasium. Turkish Baths and Band
TIE T3 MEDITERRANEAN .z6BAs T5A
FROM NEW YORK
CRETTC. Mar. so. neon: Nav 2. June 20
REPU BLIC. .--,--..--- Apr % 10 A n
FROM BOSTON
CASOPIC. Apr. 10. san a NJ May re
ROMANO Apr -. $50 A NJ. June s
PASSENGER OFFICE. Q BROADWAY
FTeight Once. WHITEHALL Bldg. Battery Pl-
New-York tribune., 1907-03-18

A-A~@-sN% ~ AsAAA4AA \>s4@A OA4Ab
Leave ". T.. Barclay. ChTistophsr. W. z51
Sta
tsoo A. H.=FOr BlnEhsmt0n and EiulrA.
'10co A. M--For Buffalo, Chicago and q,
si.so 2. M.-Fcr Buffalo ana Cnlcsso.
tse 2. M.-FOr Scranton and Plymouth
ISL =. ~. -FOr BurslO and Chtcaso.
slf6 2, M.-FOr Rurklo eyFsouss IthAc2s
'Ite A. A.-Chicaso-sisspeEs 0pen s.bs
r,ss.,. at ias. 40. l1sc. 1sss H5usezsr.
Y; S3R Fulton 81. BrOoklyn- sDsllrs
A1O ?. 81. sseSdssG
y T., n. II. & HARTFORD r. r.
Trains depart from Grand Central Etati0n-
42d 81. and 4th Ave. as follows for -.
Boston via New London & Prov. ov.-f4S.sS,11s ~
- 1000. sNl 1902 A. NJ, vi 4.Ss
sxl 1901. sx 800 - 500. l5iU1s
SF12:OO p. NJ via Willimantc-tte:O :OA ~
NJ. 32:lO P, NJ; vita Spfd--tS-lA A. AA-s
1900. . 400. e11:OO p 81 -
Lakevills & Norf-4s:48 A. NJ: 3S:S1 = NS
feid-t4:54 ts:4s A 1I. ana 70 3:S1 =. -.
Ticket Offices at cGSraud Central Stetion
and c125th ST.. also at c245. 100. elisa
B'wsy. c26 Union Square. Cls2 Iifth Ave-s
c245 Columbus Ave. c649 Madison AVe.s
clos ". 125th ST. 2I9s Third Ave IN
Brooklyn, CA Court St. 4T9 Nostrand ave.
sDaliy- tExcept Sundays gstops at 125th
81 XStops at 125th St Sundays only.
3Parlor Car Limited Has dining car<
cParlor and Sleeping Car ticllats also
New-York tribune., 1907-03-18
RALTTNORE z OHIO r. II

kULALs BLK LINZ. TRAINS
Every other hour On the even hour"
10 BALTIMORE AND WASHIEGION.
Leave New York CITY. ga s.. Lib'y Sc.
WASHINGTON. SlperS. Il.5O pm l.eQ an
WASHINGTON, Diner. T-SO am 500 am
sWASHINGTON. Diner $50 am 10. % am
WASHINGTON, Diner. Il.5O am 12O0 m
WASHINGTON, Buffet. $50 pm &O0 pm
s"ROYAL. LTD" Diner. 3.50 pm 400 pm
WASHINGTON Dlnsrs $50 pm c.t1 pa
WASHINGTON. BuGst. s.s0 pm TOo pm
New-York tribune., 1907-03-18

Through Daily Trains 20 the West
Leave New YORK City. &1d So. Lfo'y 81
CHICAGO. PITTSBURG. $50 am 500 az.
p1TIsBUHG. CIaEVEED. 3fo pm 400 Eln
''PITTSBCRG LIAGlT'D.' 6.50 pm 700 pm
ClS. %. LOUIS.L .LOuI6N., 1ls0 pm l.ae am
GIN. 81. LOUIS. .LOUISV.. $50 an te0o am
GIN. 81. T.LOUIS.LOUISV.. $50 pm 600 pa
Otlices. 2s5. G34. 1900 Broadway. 9 Assos
House.. los Gre-nHlch 6t., 25 Union SQuA7s
W. Sel Grand ST.. N r. 343 Fulton 6Is
ErOOklyn: West 2ed ST. ana Liberty St.
Aft1T G y N. Slsepinx Car Reservations
snG full Information regarding trains etc.
Csn be Obtained at Bureau OF Information
y. o. r. r.. 2Sd ST. Terminal 'R1o1s
S0. Chelsss 2l4&
New-York tribune., 1907-03-18
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.


MALE NURSE.-Disengased good refer
ences Jurd. 1895 Dean st., Brooklyn
Phone s022 Bedford.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-18
AUCTION SALES.

BT VIRTUE of tws executors ~ a lien.
I Bernstein. euctioneer. viii sell - day.
n m. ~ 383 Broadway. Manhattan.
Dfe Ne ana safe 40 3l9. BY order az
Alfred Freeman Msrshal
New-York tribune., 1907-03-18

LOST Bankhook No 923.a9s Bank FOR
Savings $50 Ath ave. New YORK. Pay
ment stopped. Please return book 10 bank.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-18
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.


COACHMAN-Experie willing and
obliging; in private family: country pre-
ferred; best references. Coachman. care OF
Pike. 1I6 West s1st St
New-York tribune., 1907-03-18

CARPET CLEANING.
HY.Carpet Cleaning Works
Oldest Largest Most Modern
dSI AND a3a WEST 18th ST.
Is! s692-46s3 Bryant. Established 1857.
" r. JORDAN EDWIN LESTZ.
j. & .. w. UILLlaMs
s5s NJ. SATS ST. e5'5@:ss::.,. S: s:
CARPET cLEANIe'0. Estebl1hsd loIa
CAREFUL CARPET cLEASING CO.
Cleans By compressed air. steam. hsne
a. cn 6ooP lsBs Bnoasgay 4el least ssfh
o. coz a BRANDT Tel. la1-tsfh.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-18
WORK WANTED.

Male
STABLEMAN or groom lately landed +;
strictly soher and not afraid az work
Address g.. killoran. 921 Kent ave. Brook
New-York tribune., 1907-03-18
BOARD AND ROOMS.

single Insertions cents PeF line Six
S.sn words seven times consecufively 81.
phich entities advertiser 10 have rooms
entered foI a peliod of fourteen days in
fhe TribUnes Directory o. Deslr Soie
Rooms. Write goF circular.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-18

FuH information concerning these rohms
rnav be had free of charge. AZ The CpJcwn
0Roa of The NeW-GOrk Tribune. 1888
Broadway. between Seth an6 STth s;s.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-18
TYPEWRgTERs.


6FNTSGTOH. psusnore Hammond. Yost,
F'rarklin OF Chicago, each 81 20. CALI
--arh. SIS: repairing GAY. 1898 Madison ave.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-18
OFFICE FIXTURES.
POSTAGE sTAMPs.

POSTAGE STAMPS Al auction: valuable
collection sold without reserve at me col =
lectors club. "a West 2Cth ST. MONDAY ana
TUESDAY. March Is ard 10. AZ ?. m.
The Somerset reporter., 1907-07-18
Mrs. VIM. Mcfarland,

The remains of Mrs. William Me
Farland, for many years resident of
this town were brought here for in
terment in the family lot in the
North Cemetery, Friday of last week.
She is survived by a daughter, Mrs.
Louise Davis, and by two sons, John
living at Lewiston, and Henry, whose
home is in the west. Mrs. Mcfarland
moved from this place TO New Castle
about 90 years ago, and after the
death of her husband, came 10 live
with her daughter in Lewiston. This
daughter, Mrs. Davis, subsequently
moved to Peaks Island, where Mrs.
McFarland's death occurred, from
Paralysis, early on Thursday Of last
week. Her age was 81 years,
The Somerset reporter., 1907-07-18
BARBED WIRE.
A Lucky Device That Brought Millions
to Its inventor.

- GhCNy GcNiCe ] nat Drought miiHonS
to Its Inventor.
The luckiest Invention in history"
said a patent official, was that of
barbed wire. 1t came about by acct
dent
Isaac L. EIlwood was the inventor
Of barbed wire In his youth he lived
In De Kalb, ILL.,, and, having neighbor
whose pigs trespassed on his garden.
be put up one day wire fence Of bis
own make This fence had barbs and
points on It. 1t was queer and ugly
but 1t kept out the pigs.
1T was a real barbed wire fence
the first in the world, and there were
millions of money In it, but young ELL
wood and his friends laughed at its
freak appearance.
"One day two strangers saw this
fence. perceived how we'll 1t kept out
the pigs, realized how cheap It was
realized, in a word, Its value-aEd or
dered several tons Of 1t from Ellwood
Furthermore. they contracted to sell
for term OF years all the barbed wire
be could produce
"Ellwood borrowed 1000 and set up
little factory. A few years later on
he had paid back that loan and was
worth a small matter of $4,000, 600
besides. New York Press.