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New-York tribune., 1907-12-15
Public Notices.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. THIRD JuDiCsn. 20.
~ District. Ulster County.-Ashokan Reservoir So
uon No j. Ulster County. Towns OF olive MaIS;,
town and Hurley-In the matter OF the aPpAS<Shs <hss-
wick and Charles A Shaw. constituting the boaE ..
Water Supply OF the City OF New York. to scoufs -
estate for and behalf OF the City OF New ,ets
under Chapter OF the OF 1905 and ne ~
anendatory thereof. In the towns OF OlNss
town and Hurley, Ulster County. New YORK ios "a
purpose OF providing additional supply o. py yors
wholesome for the OF the City OF
Public notice IS hereby given that the
the remaining Commissioners OF Appraisal =, ,his
II tho above entitled proceeding BY an oIgs a. IN tns
court bearing April 10th. 1907. and nlea "a y
otce of the Clerk OF Ulster County at kinsso;
on the 9th day OF APRIL 1907. Will maze tor
10 the supreme Court Of the state OF View fss-
holder residing In the County Of New YORK s Ssco,
missioner OF Appraisal in such proceedlns io occs-
stoned by resignation OF Henry smith OF ,nnrsssl
of New York. Of the Commissioners OF App'
In the above entitled proceeding. ,,,.x 7at ee
Such application will be made under Term o.
the Laws 1908. amended. at speclai Thiri
the Supreme Court. be held In and 10. "a. 5gty %
judicial District at the Court House. IN u sisL
Kingston. Ulster County. N Y. on peSe-i is~ or q
1907, at 10 O'Clock In the forenoon OF that day. "
soon thereafter counsel can be heard- .-.sdng
The real estate to be acquired In this and Hlr-
situated in the of Olive, MarploloWn, IN
ley, Ulster County. New York. Is TO De snnpy o:
for the OF furnishing an additonN Nsx York.
and wholesome water for the CiS % .sS,h ref
ana statement of the boundaries thereon a. shown
erence the map which said real es.ao, For ax
was contained in the notice duly Sannnolnn nan:
weeks preceding the application for ,n ~ the pub.
OF COMMISSIONER which notice proofs nes of the
lcaton of which duly nled IN the saiu madA
Clerk of Ulster County. reference is ne'e''
GEORGE HOLMES SMITH. JOSIAH j. HAsS'o
Commissioners of Appraisal -...o, Counss.
FRANCIS KEY PENDLETON. Sorpoiss psroria corr
ner of Chambers and Centre Sts. Borough -
haitian New York
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TRANSPACIFIC MAIL c

Destination and steamer. in N.w Wal.
New Zealand Australia (e1cept West), Sa- N0'A-
Islands and Ne1 Caledonia
san Francisco)-B -Boyeric. -
Japan, China Philippine ISL ~'NN y III
ands (via Vancouver and Victoria Y c.
a1 OF japan japan fr; Dec 10. 800 m
pine Islands (via San Francisco)-Sibe-
Jsnan , c ana Dec 10. 500 m
Janan anqs 1@ es seateShnano and Msrn Dec 49,
rb and Sn aydsss ra Dec 20
uai1 Si c Msrposa Dec g. 600 m
Hawaii, Japan Corea. China Philip- " WV y III
ae saes ascSbs ya san Dec 2s
Samoan Islands. Fiji Islands and New
Caledonia tvia Vancouver Victoria
Hawaii Guam and pbnnn. ,s;s.a Dec 90 500 m
San Francisco)-U s I'm
New-York tribune., 1907-12-15

A. JAECKEL & CO, at No. 3S4 Fifth avenue.
will place on sale this week their mid-season
models in every variety Of fur suitable for opera,
street, carriage and motor wear.
FREDERICK W. EVERs, at No. 225 Fourth
avenue. advertses an overproduction sale of fur
nlture.
SIEGEL COOPER COMPANY at Sixth avenue
and 18th street. are selling Quartered oak mission
furniture including rockers with leather seats,
Morris chairs celarettes and footstoos.
cAA1MEYER. at Sixth avenue and 10Th street. calls
attention TO his stock of shoes, which includes
everything in footwear that could be desired by
any member OF the family.
BLoOMINGDALEs', Third avenue and 59th
street, will keep their place open evenings until
Christmas. Among the stock Of things that may
be found at the large store sterling silver comb
and brush sets. Oriental rugs bricabrac and cleo
troliers made IN artistic designs
VANTINE'S, in Broadway. between 18th and 18th
streets, is Oriental store where hand carved
ivores representing the skill Chinese and Japa-
nese artists may be found
HEARN. in 14th street. west of Fifth avenue is
offering for the holiday trade imported fancy
combs of assorted kinds He also has a large stock
of handkerchief toys. childrens hats and bonnets
silverware, table linen, caracul cloaks and other
offerings in garments and furs.
THE ARNOLD BAZAAR, at No 4s West 22d
street. calls attention its stock of flannel night
robes, us bed slippers and Its articles for ba bieS.
JOSEPH P. MHUGH & CO., at No. West 42d
street invite inspection of their upholstered furni-
ture.
THE HURM ART SHOP, at No. 30 West I'D
street, offers novelties TO holiday shoppers.
Fl. JAECKEL d SONS, at No. 81 Union Square
West, advertise removal sale in preparation for
the occupancy in the spring of building.
T;.eg sell ali sorts of furs.
X. II. MACY & CO., at Broadway and 3ith street
selling dress patterns put up in holiday gift
boxes. AT the store may also be found silk hosiery
women's coats suits, silk umbrellas. furs and fur
garments woIncns neckwear, corsets, jewelry,
china and glass ware
ABRAHAM STRAUS, of Brooklyn will hold
this week a sale OF furs. which they will sell a
price much less than they charged earlier in the
season They also invite inspection of their stocks
Of high grade screens and OF their diamonds
the children to their store to inspect their large
shoes and rugs of the other things that
may he found at the store.
THE BROOKLYN FURNITCRE COMPANY. at
40. $50 Fulton street, Brooklyn will place on sale
this week among other things mahogany or birds
Eye maple dr-ssers, Morris chairs armchairs toilet
tables rockers ard qnartered oak desks
THE STERLING PIANO COMPANY at No 52s
Faifon street Brooklyn. is cne OF the places ynere
pianos may be bought.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-15
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port OF New York, Saturday, Dec. IA. 1907
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
steamer Santiago Cuban. OKeefe Tanrpico Doo,
a. to the New York Mail Ss Co rfth ,, december
rived at the Bar a As a M VIZ" muse. Ar
Dnaid S aislopeia Nor,; lndrup Perth Amhov o IN.
On steamer armenian ur Roberts, IAverpool 49, ~
~ to the White Star Line, with mdse Arrives i
Bar at 7:35 m. 18th. 't4"ed at the
steamer cestrian CBr). Thomas London No,o.., ~,
,So Sa nc transport Line with mdse Arrved =;
steamer Roma Fr Courtade. Marse,lles Noro, -
ana Naples so. to w Elweli & with 7e.uioer 70
'ff steerdGe passengers and mdse Arrived AZ I'm alu
at midnight, 18th ''Sd at the Bar
steamer Peruea GrD, Johnston Ieghorn No,o,,, -.
naples - ana Palermo Is. 10 Henderson %
the Bar I:35 "A m. ~ must Arrived at
steamer City of Everett. Read. Philadenb,a n,,.,
standard OH Company No 81. to Standard on o,ige
pany with OIL rassed In Quarantine ii AS m Son-
steamer irincess Anne Tapley Newport Na,n m
mdse Passed In Quarantine 3:35 n mn fe'scis and
SAILED
steamers lusitana t3r). I.vernool VII. o.
Phtladepha southampton via Plymouth ana
Graf Wadersee tGeri Hamburg: Rori.r u Iheroourg;
FadanG Samarang. etc; Grenada n!isnt tBr).
Dance Hill OBI, Wilmington: evid,c annoy
and Vera Cruz; Calderon (Bcgl havana
Havana; Talisnlan tNor ST Kits Barb,dor saratoga
Sigismund tGerl Fortune Island Kingston e'c irinz
c,ubsnl NewPort News Trent oBri KINGSTON curySa oi
&C. GutIune ttierl Rio dc Jsneiro Santo 20. ,oion.
CasH tBn Cristoba Agonquin Charleston d nunGttar
Columbus. Savannah p''' news; City OF
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Rotterdam. Dec 14-Ams,eldyk (pu.ch). Nsw 4orA -
Philadelphia -. Wan. ssfdsob
Barbados. Dec 13-Hortensius (Br) tfron NV"
Boston and New York. x.,x
Glasgow. Dec 1-Caledonia (Br) Ne" i''
bile. . s~,t.utesl 5cs@
Colombo. Dec ii-Neidenfels (c;er) 0ron cA'e' ,
Palermo. Dec ii-Pannonia CBr) from Tr'''
MarseilIes Dec 1i-Principessa Ietitia dtap'
noa). New York ani Baltimore.
PASSED - i've
Turkar Rock. Dec 14-Boyic (Br, Ns~ i' -
pool -, 49, Ycgk soS ~
Isrifa. Dec li-Ncrd Amsrics 0taO' ~"
New-York tribune., 1907-12-15
Public Notices.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT THIRD JUDICIAL
IN District. Ulster County.-Ashokan Reservoir
ton No 3. Ulster County Towns OF Olive Mar bletown
Hurley In the Matter OF the Application Peti-
ton j. Edward simmons Charles n. Chadwick and
Charles A Shaw constituting the Board OF Water Supplr
the City OF New York, acquire real
behalf OF the Cl;y New York under Chapter 724
OF the of 1908 and the Acts aendatoy thereof
the towns OF Olive, Marbletown and Hurley. Ulster
County New York for the purpose of providing add-
tona supply OF and wholesome water for the
the City OF New lork.-Publc notice Is hereby given
that the First Separate Report of George Holmes Smith,
Commissioners Appraisal In the entitled
by order this made a term
thereof. held the House City Kirsston
Ulster County. ". Y April Goth. 1907. IN ths
office OF the Clerk Of the
November, 1907 and affects parcels Numbers
dred and twenty-five O22). niaetySiX (06)
and twentynino G29). ninety pO) ninety-four
HI ndred and seventeen 1T hundred and
na-Bl one hundred and twenty-five u2S, one hundred
hundred and nineteen Q19. hundred and twentysix
u26), hundred and six a (lo6 Al. hundred
twenty four Q24A). one hundred and twentyone Q2D
hundred and thirty $50 shown on tho map in
this proceeding. Notice further given that appca-
ton will be made Special Term OF the Supreme Court
OF the State of New York be held
Judicial District at the Court House City OF
Kingston. Ulster County. New York. of
December 1907 ten o'clock In the OF that
day thereafter counsel be heard
order confirming said and for such other nd
further relief be inst nated Now York Novsnr-
Der 25th. 1907. FRANCIS KEY PFNDI.FTON. Corpora
t'on Counsel. Hall OF Records New York City.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-15
WIRELESS REPORTS,

which reported Siascons.t 15o miles
of Nantucket South Shoals a ( m
terday, Is expected o dock about y n day.
Iucanla which reported South Wellneet as 354
miles east OF Sandy Hook AZ n yesterday, is ex-
pected 10 dock about 10 to-day.
The Arabic which reonried south weneat a. $50
New-York tribune., 1907-12-15

miles OF Nantucket hEhtship at 30 m yesterday
is expected to dock about 9 IN to-day
La Lorraine which reported to South Welheet as lho
miles OF Iightship at noon yesterday Is
expected dock about to-day.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-15
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun rises 1is 4;53 Moon Moons age
HIGH WATER
A M-Sandy 4;17 Gov. Island 447 He'll Gate s 40
p M-Sandy 4:45 Gov. Island 5l5 Hell Gate 7:Os
New-York tribune., 1907-12-15
MONDAY. DECEMBER 10.
sRrings mall.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
MONDAY, DECEMBER ls.

Vessel
Vessel. For Line Mall closes.
Princess Anne Norfoik. Old Dominion. 300 nj
TUESDAY. DECEMBER IL
Oceanic. southampton. White Star. 100 p m
Arsbstan Argentine, - ... II 100 m 100 III
city or SaVaIha. SASsindn savannah - 300
jamestown Norioih Cio Dominion.. BOG p
Arapahoe. JACKSONVILLE Cyoe. 300
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER IS
Bermudian. bernuda. quebec 900 ii 200
NsidNis ha9ti. HdIho Am 100 a IN 200
lkyhuaii, tiollahu AM. 300
An'"eIp Star.-.-..... 1000
Nreces. galveston, Mallory 1900
Antilles. New Orleans SO Pacifc... m
Hamilton. Nor1cik' Oid Dom. - 3:00 m
New-York tribune., 1907-12-15
JEWELRY AND WATCHES
FANS, OPERA GLASSES AND BAGS

SPANGLED. HAND PAINTED PARCHMENT, VERNIS MARTIN.
REAL LACE AND OSTRICH FEATHER FANS
MODERN BEADED BAGS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
OPERA GLASSES AND BAGS. LORGNETTES IN
GOLD, SILVER AND SHELL
New-York tribune., 1907-12-15
Oriental Rugs

Extraordinary Values Monday & Tuesday
Sarouk Tcbriz Rugs, small and medium Sizes $500
Regular Prices 5000 to 1900
Heavy NIoussoul Rugs medium large sizes, $500
Regular Prices $225o to $500
Shirvan Rugs, medium Sizes good cooings, Sl6.5O
Values up $4,000
Kazak Rugs heavy, large Sizes $4,000 to $500
Regular Prices $1,000 to $500
Kinnan Rugs, very finest wcaves
and designs mcdiur1 Sizes $1,000, 5000, 1900
Regular Prices $500 $500 to 1850
West Twentythird Street
New-York tribune., 1907-12-15
PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES

NEW IDEAS ENAMEL BRONZE STERLING SILVER TAPESrI
AND BEADED FRAMES.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-15
LEATHER GOODS

TRAVELLING BAGS SUIT STERLING SILVER.
IVORY AND LESS EXPENSIVE FITTINGS, CARRIAGE AND
SHOPPING BAGS STRAP BOOKS, PORTFOLIOS. SEWING AND
BASKETS. TOURIST, LETTER CIGAR CIGARETTE
AND CARD CASES ALSO MANY OTHER PRACTICAL NOVELTIES
Tea and Lunch Hampers in wicker and leather.
West Twenty third Street
New-York tribune., 1907-12-15
Lace Curtains

And Stores Bonne Femme, Greatly Reduced
IRISH POINT CURTAINS $3.50, $50, o.75
Values So 80 o 1880 Pair
RENAISSANCE CURTAINS. s675, s.25 1915
Values $S 90 o 1880 Pair
LACEr ARABE CURTAINS. :7.75, o.5O 1880
Values So75 to $50 Pair
CLUNY LACE STORES. St.J5 $50, l1.5O
Values 1915 to 1900 Each
Ruffed Renaissance Bed Sets
Very r1uch Below Regular Values
New-York tribune., 1907-12-15
Departments

We direct attention to the following useful articles
suitable for Gifts to be found in these departments
New-York tribune., 1907-12-15
OBJECTS OF ART AND BRlC-A-BRAC
SILVEPWARE

ENGRAVED ETCHED TOILET SETS. STANDING MIRRORS.
JEWEL CASES. PIERCED BASKETS. DEPOSIT VASES FLASKS
AND DECANTERS SANDWICH PLATES, RELISH DISHES
AND A GREAT VARIETY OF SMALL NOVELTIES.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-15
Stern Brothers

are selected ranging prices from the inexpensive
to the costlest.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-08-29
BEAUTIES OF THE LAKE.

In which Senator Ferd t. Dubois and
the we'll known Mormon question.
figured so prominntly, was held In.
Occur d'Alene. 1t brought the city
Into prominence throughout not
only the state, but Throughout the
entire union. When these conven-
tions are held boat excursions are
always planned and the visitors
usually enjoy them best Of anything
on the program.
The resort feature Is abundantlyr
supported by outside lakes and points
of interest.
Fernan lake is just beyond the
corprate limits Of the city. 1t il
named after one Of the oldest settlers
Of this locality. 1t 10 famous for its
fishing interests and pleasure.
While small 1t is extremely beautiful
and Is held In high esteem rs a auna-
mer camping spot
The Fort Sherman reserve, which.
was recently sold, will always be OF
public interest and will ever afford
rare beauty spot to the visitor. The
old barracks, the officers row, the
colonel's house. the guard house, the
little chapel and the grounds them
selves beautifully shaded with large
and majestic trees OF yellow pine,
: add attractiveness, little appreciated.
: unless seen, and little enjoyed with
out breathing the fagrant pine and
sitting In the shady spots bathed BY
the balmy lake breezes, sweeping the
shore.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-08-29

While the city Of Occur d'Alene
itself enjoys the greatest distinction
as q resort, there are scores OF small |
bays and inlets near the city, which
are truly places of wonderful beauty !
and picturesqueneSs. Should the vis-
itor desire a secluded spot untouched
by man or married by civilization,
the numerous little inlets, groves,
and isolated spots afford the very
opportunities sought. Should q pic
mic ground or extended camping
quarter DO desired, such places may
be found from the head OF the lake
to it's outlet. Every conceivable
beauty that nature with its multi
tudes of varieties and unlimited
manifoldness can create, has been
Iavishly bestowed In and around
Occur d'Alene. Beauty bay, so
named because Of Its enraptnrirg
beauty, appeals to the highest artis'
tic conceptions of the most fastid-
ious. Nature fairly outdid itself in
painting this lovely resort.
Small boats make regular trips to
and from this garden of the gods.
| Launches of various sizes and of
differents owners quietly ply the
placid waters while they carry their
cargoes OF human freight to this pic
mic ground. Many are the happy
gatherings of people, who, both BY
day and by night, visit Beauty bay.
However, another feature in con-
nection with Occur d'Alene as a re-
sort, must not be forgotten. The
convention feature is referred tn,
Every month during the summer and
early1faIl beholds large assemblies OF
people in our city. II Is distinctly
a convention city. Lsat year eight
or ten large gatherings occurred
The Baptist people from all over the
Inland Empire held their associa
ton. The Garnd lodge OF the l. o.
o. +. of the state of Idaho conven
Ell in Fraternal ball and held recep-
tions in the spacious auditorium a
the corner of Fourth and Occur d.
AIene streets. The knights o.
Pythias Grand Lodge followed Will
their convention. The physicians
the druggists, the Knight TemPlars
the Summer Normal and numerou
other gatherings and convention oc
Cured.
The state Democratic convention
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-08-29
CITY OF
PLEASANT HOMES
IOdern Residences and Modest
Cottages Owned by Occupants

While Occur d'Alene enjoys many
Emotions worthy of much larger
lee, it certainly excels in being a
be city. Even the poorer people
b their own homes and enjoy the
uty and pleasure attending the
pership of property. The city has
by very substantial buildings in
residence district. Men of
18th being impressed with the
utiful environments of the city
the most delightful of climates,
he settled in our midst and con-
hcted commodious structures with
cious rooms. These homes can
today be duplicated by the ex-
hditure of SIS, 600 to $4,000
better grade of residence proper
is found in the O'Brien addition
b on the Fort grounds, although
pice buildings may be found
foughout the various portions of
d city.
The great middle class find the
eatest representation in our city.
Hese always own their own homes
M are found in every portion of
bur d'Alene. Their homes are
hutifully designed and constructed
that they are very convenient and
bdern, rejecting great credit both
On the owner and the city. The
sious styles of architecture are
Ind in our city, making the city S
sidence portion nor only varied but
Rutiful. Nature has lavished much
pn the locality to increase the
huty that man may expend in his
rk of art. Trees planted years age
round the homes. Lawns spring
within a few weeks after sowing.
It is also we'll known fact that
major portion of the inhabitants
% their homes, fully four out Of
M being the proportion. This
; axis we'll for town which has beer
wing with such great rapidity
lis is accounted for by the people
hing to Occur d'Alene came fol-
purpose of living here. They
Id homes at once in order to save
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-08-29

see the homes, feel the cool lake
breezes and enjoy the shadows of the
waving pines and ar. Occur 'Alene
is prosperous because the home takes
precedence over everything else.
Many smaller aud Inexpensive resi-
lences are being rapidly replaced by
new and more pretentious ones.
This is true in every portion of the
city. The new homes completed
within the last year exceed the bet
ter grade constructed during its en-
tire history.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-08-29
POSToFFICE RECEIPTS
Facts That Show the Wonderful
Growth Of City

Perhaps there is nothing that so
truly indicates growth and progress
as the local post Office. There is no
opportunity for misrepresentation,
and the fact indicates most truly the
increase or decrease of the popuIa-
tion and business of any community
In order that the reader may OBJ
tain a fair conception we herewith
submit the quarterly report of several
years past.
Postofflce receipts for quarters
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-08-29

The above report shows an increase
of nearly $4,000 for the past fiscal
year, or an increase of nearly 81
per cent. The quarter ending June
80, 1906. indicates an increase of
over s6l7 or over 33 Ia per cent
gain over the proceeding year of the
corresponding quarter. The quarter
ending March 81, 1907 shows an in
crease OF s9ll.77 over the correspond
ing quarter of the proceeding year or
an increase of about 81 per cent.
In every case a careful investigation
will indicate from IS tn so per cent
growth in postof3ce receipts.
The money order business during
the past year amounted TO $3.50, 600
taken in, and s63, 600 paid out.
The postoffice is now allowed an as
81 slant and four clerks. Five years
ago, the receipts for the year end
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-08-29

On morning train 1877 letters we're
recently received, besides IA sacks OF
papers. Several rural routes leave
the CITY and mail is taken throughout
the country daily. ]. NJ. Elder lie
the postmaster of Occur d'Alene.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-08-29

south Fourth street near Front.
Steps are being taken whereby the
citizens will obtain, within the next
few months, free delivery.
During the past year the mail mat
ter has shown a marked increase,
amounting to fully so per cent.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-08-29

ing March 81, 1902, aggregated
s2419.3s. For the corresponding
time of this year, 1907, the re-
ceipts we're 11,705.75. showing an
increase of almost 500 per cent.
We request comparisons with any
other town either east or west. 1t
will be also noticed that this growth
has been steady, showing perman.
once.
About two weeks ago the postotflce
was moved from its old quarters into
the new brick structure, recently
erected for that purpose aud leased
by the government. 1t Is located on
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-08-29

money and to have the enjoyment of
ownershiw.
However the beauty of the resid-
ence portion of Occur d'Alene can
not be described. Words are made
quate. To appreciate it one must
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-25
It Was ALI Rinht.

They had evidently been quarreline before entering the Sutter street car al the ferry.
 "I would thank you, Mr. Johnson, noi to sit by me-" she said jelly.
 "Oh, Lucy, I'll never go with he, again-never, never, dearie.'
 Gradually the harsh tones melted to soft, endearing phrases. The ear lad become very crowded. It stopped al Van Ness.
 The conductor, wedging among pas sengers midway of the aisle, could uot see the rear steps. With his hand or the bell cord, he suddenly yelled:
 How Is it back there now?'
 Its all right. We've made up again, Impulsiyely responded the young man
 "Oh, Willard, he didn't mean us,'- San Francisco Chronicle
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-25
Our Bodies Are Machines.

How many people, 1 wonder ever pause to consider that their bodies are merely machines to do work furnaces in which necessary fuel s burned workshops in which vornout parts afe supplied and sforerooms ia which, fuel and food are laid away for use when neededf Further. like any other piece Of apparatus, tan body works better under certain circumstances It's fires bnrn better with fuels of certain sorts. mixed n certain proportions and f cannot keep tl perfect condition En.esS furnished with proper materials Man thinks he eats because he i9 hungry; he really ats because his body $ cry. Ing ont for building materials with Hu.rh ro repair the waste that is al aaF4 going ou ana for fuel to keep it. eetf warm. and 1t Is rather "anicky' as to tae supply 1t wants for each of threr purposes At q pinch 1t can use almost anything d.aestible for either, but f ar5ans and complains and pun lSilrs ifs unfortunate possessor If 1t is not properly treated crittenden Mar riot in St- Nicholas
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-10-25
Cu Maurier and the Fenian Leader

When John 0Ieary, the Fenian leader. was released from prison in 1870 after spending five of the twenty years to which he was condemned fol a felony he went to Paris, where he spent the next fifteen years of his exile. Tf,r revolutionary leader nsed to tell hoU- when crossing in the packet to France he met Du Maurier then | young man, going 10 Paris to study art They became warm friends, lode Ing t5@ethef in the same building where they became acquainted with two other artists, whom Du Maurier afterWard made famous in his popula. story "Trilby" as The Laird and The Baronct. If was to OT.eary, who had been q medical student ia Paris long before hc threw in his fortunes with the Ienian movement, that Du Man rfer owed his first glimpse of bohe milan fife ia the French capital.-West minister Gazette