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New-York tribune., 1908-10-10
rHrRrY-sEcoND ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

rba First Election bounded by and within
rs. one Hundred and Forty-ninth street. Park
nue. East one Hundred ana Forty-siHh street College
dred and Thirtv-eighth street and Harlem river 80
, L3ss one Hundred and Forty-sixJh street Third
nue., Morris Avenue and o1,Sa5 -. and -ri+rt-
re one Hundred and FOrtysecont street Wills
re Fsst one Hundred Fortieth street Alexander
.ys1Yr Fas- one Hundred and Thi-tynnth street and
asr one Hundred Thrty-nnth street. Willis avenue
East one Hundred and Thirty-eishth street and Third
The Ffrh Election District is bounded by and withi. Within
avenue East Hundred and ThiGty-sxth street and
~ sv-5 Fiartion District is bounded within
East one Hundred Thrtysixth street Willis avenue
East Hundred ami Thirty NTH street anu -AeAa-e4
The seventh Election District bounded By and with
in East one Hundred and Thirty eighth street BROOK
avenue East Hundred and Thirty seventh street and
s % Tfyht Election District Is by and within
East one Hundred Thirty street Brook avenue
one Hundred and Ihirty-elghih street ana WINS
The Ninth Election District IS bounded ~ and within
East Hundred and FCrtieth street BROOK aNeIif,
East one Hundred Thirtynnth street and Alexander
% Tenth Election District Is ~ ana within
East aaI For-hrst street fsTssh 'eh1s'
Hundred and For5ieth street and WINS ave
The Eleventh Election District bounded BY and With
IN Eas; one Hundred ANA Forty tn.ri street bFooS
avenue EaF- one Hundred and Forty-arst street ana
s Tweftb Election District bounded BY and with
IN East one and Forty NTH street bFI1H
one Hundred ami Forty-'hrd street. anu y"
Ia thirteenth Election District bounded by and a.,
Auus East one Hundred and Foi''-4i'4 .''
T -1a " f-lrteefth Election District bounded by and
within East Hundred and Forty-clgnth sute WI
lis avenue. East one Hundred ahd FoF'-Seeo"u See-
The Fifieeath Election bounded By and with
In East one Hundred FoTtyeghth street Brook ave
Hundred and Forty-sixth street ana WINS
The sixteenth Election District bounded BY and with
East Hundred and Forty-eiEhth street 81 Ann
New-York tribune., 1908-10-10
.,zz1r,r1r,rrz ASSEMBLY DISTRICT clORTD.

7na Twentv-seventh Election District IS bounded by
~ v-i,hf1 East Hundred and Thi-ty-slghth
a-s +ree+ Alexander avenue. East one hundred and
- ef.p street Lincoln East one Hundred
80 Tbirtv-sxth street, Third avenue and t1af4ehl
river . --,--...- -,+.,-tct - bo,r-da5 hv
Hundred and Thirty street
Itj--oof- - venue East Hundred ana thirty dttn
+rsa+ yy-nIis avenue. one Hundred and Thirty
S9rr+b street Alexander avenue, Harlem river ana
Third .,- T,,-.-t.- g, b,,,,5e1 Ly
- -f+bf1 Eas- one Hundred and Thirty-fourth street.
- avenue East Hundred and Thirty second
tras+ ~ lewis place Bronx Kills. Harlem river and
- T Tr-tieth Election District Is bounded by and
Hundred and Thirty att1 street BTouk
avenue East one Hundred and Ihlrty-1ourth street
b ThIrtv-arst Election District Is bounded by and
-ri+bi7 East Hundred and Thirty-sxth street -
ss11,s Avenue East one Hundred and Thirty-dfth
rIc Tnt-tv-zecond Election District s bounded by
-+rst e AIMS avenue. one Hundred and Thirty
,v+L street and willis
Trf-rv-rhird Election Di5trtct : bF ana
--f+LjT rsst one Hundred and Thirty-sixth street
ar East one HUNDRED and Thirtv-thtrd street
--,1rsee avenue East One Hundred ana Ihi7ty-ffth
street and 81. AIMS avenue ...-. . ,--, .
- fourth Election District Is bounded by
s -.i.1r East one Hundred and TEtrty-fftn street
--,ress avenue East Hundred and Thirty-third
Bronx Kills. Lewis place. East One
THIRTY second street. st AIMS avenue
FssT 1ra hundred Thirtyfourth street and Brook
New-York tribune., 1908-10-10
T7E,l-y-s1xTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.


~ AsIg-tl---1 street Tllr1 avenue East Ninety
Il se,t1 - ~ - S IL Ii,---, - bounded by and with
L1ss @zlt.seysuta street. Tard avenue Eas1 AineiS
-ae -1rc E.elr L5isJr-cr If bounded by and within
- srr-e. Madison Escue tast ->ll-sts
st- Lexington aveIe. East Nnety-si1th street
Tie 5--- Es-r.rn Districr IS bolnze5 By and within
r-@- lLz G--Z-s1rn street lexington stehle las
-rat1 street. Third avenue. Last Ninety s7'sA-'H
4e Fsfz He--.sn T.r-ie. IS 5oznsea b and within
-as z -lc7eG-h PARK S'e&-e. last Ninety
sss SKA E1er-iCn T-1r4et bounded by ard within
- One Hundred azz Ftrzr street Park aFeai-s Las
-.-.e-fE street, &a--soE avenue EaAt -'i7'-
q se'sH,h Eee1a srlct Is bounced By and "ils,a s
- Hlae-ef a-- =~--,t s+-ser PARK avenue East one
sHa seeand street aa3 ifth 1ye1le . ..,-s-
Il. Ca f-=-r ~ e+ - Is, = STs4-s-r aTenile Ias
49, arz5 aHd rlstH street Park oveHus. I5ast & Sns
H-ar-ee and ----1 street ans Fifrh avena--
-- Altr fe1slcG District IS bounded by and within
- ,He H-H4-es au5 s1rh street. PARK avenue. East
De i55srea sr5 F.ss- stree. ana zasiser avenas
E 7 aa Fiction nrtrc. Is 5oqndsa by and within Tss
------Fet and 7i-tn Etre-t and FtfJh a. erue -
zsg EeoH D5stTict Is bounded hy and Nitnln
s Ore FIuHs-a ana Eigsth street Fs-ie avenue East
T.--LcTsd as1 7eE~zrn street and Tiff7 avenue.
- }te Hundred and renFh street. PARK avenue East
-. 80 ara E1Ht- er-eet 2,al.FoH .~enpe. Eas-
= -F-rse, 1s f, --ffi r,, &C !i -lt s.Tlf an.
f-. Lssf Or Egadred ana Twelfth street. Madison
a.. Easr One Hundred and Tenth street and FIfth
vt- Fe--es5ta r. go geeae rtss-t : bounded and
stsas Past ore hundred and zefh street aad Fifa
v7,. EE,'.es9.h - Ele,ioa Izs'-ct Is bounded ead
e. --atE yHe Hundred and Thirteenth street and
ri 3. ss c,s s15s E,sc,ga T'fes.: = e.gase4 Z. and
s. a. cae Hundred aHi Th.r-eu.a street MadI-
- se.aH.seuth Election District Is sooaasa by ard
New-York tribune., 1908-10-10
Election Notice.

TWENTT-sINTH ASSEMBLY DIsTRICT-Continued
' thin East one Hundred Sixteenth street Park
Fifth '-'1e4''- aN4Vet anu
ne eighteenth Election District Il bc1.rsad nv and
WITHIN East one Hundred Eizateeh street NIs7ieor
--N'11-itli street anu 14LtH
me nineteenth Election District is bounded by ans
a. i@asl one Hundred and Eighteenth street Park
Ns5i East One Hundred and Sixteenth street aud
Ihe Twentieth Election District Is ho,,ndA5 bv and
s,.- AS, oIle Hundred and Nineteenth street Park
Fifth avenue --''1-e1 anu f-shteenth' street ana
vftbt, IEs Election District bounded By and
s,-srr. Sfe Hundred and Twentieth street Park
Fftb e-s-e Cae Hundred and Nineteenth street and
New-York tribune., 1908-10-10
Election Notice.

>---T-TEzIRD ASSEMBLY DIsTRTCT-CoHtnue6.
! - west one Hundred and sixty-sixth street and
xs--sssr River r-.e+. r,,---z-+ ts H,-n5.s lv md
TIE 80 r-e Hundred Seventy-seventh street.
within n - F7uns-ed and Severity tn
Depot --el.s,-v One Hundred and Seventy 18th
sr-eet. b2o--Ssr avenue, ashngton Bridge Harlem
street AE o1. Huncred and SeVe1ty-first street and
Fu5sul .h-s Election District bounded by and
Ths 7-e Hundred ara z-E'ty -rrst street Bread
Ncsa SeVenty-rnth street. An
-av. wee one Hundred and Seventy-fflh
s-e-5sr 49, vert Hundred and seventh
F--es- B1a. fs-a y HunGrsd and Seventy-ssv-
e-th Election District is bounded By and
The .4-ssf one Hundred ana Egh5y- THIRD street An
g.. sr6 ET0s1V -,~.-f-. fs hc,--se3 fv and
IT, 1,,,5 street pycSrlsn street Harlem River.
--ck1 and EiEatyhrst street Amsterdam
17e Hundred and Eight third street,
s7e1Ge- -Tes1-frc-ur Bridge and hudson RtSef-
z-os>Saz Election District Is bounded BY ana
r es5- ,7-af Suuvsn DuyTil reeH fts!leIa fN1FeT'
r-srssz street InEood street a'~ 4a1'
New-York tribune., 1908-10-10
Election Notice.

TEI1RTY-FTRsr ASSEMBLY DIsrRIcT-Continped.
within Hundred and Twenty-ninth street MAI
son avenue. East Hundred and Twent1eth
Fifth line through the centre 81 A5uh1 i4S
Park
New-York tribune., 1908-10-10

October a 1905
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1908-08-13
LEFT THIS MORNING ON
CAMPAIGN OF PUBLICITY

President 8. H. Atwater OF the Kan
sas- Colorado Power and Railroad
company left Monday for Pueblo
where he will be joined by A. B. HUI
lit and others connected with the en-
terprise in a campaign OF publicity
down the valley.
A public meeting will be held at
Rocky Ford this evening and address
es made explaining the scope and
plans of the proposition. 1t is the
intention to hold meetings in all the
towns along the line Of the proposed
electric road until Garden City. Kan
sas, the eastern terminus OF the road,
10 reached. Mr.. Atwater expects to
return home on the goth inst. A fea-
ture of the itinerary will be an auto
mobile ride OF ninety miles between
Garden City and Scott City, Kansas.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1908-08-13
WILL ESTABLISH CAMP
IN THE ROYAL GORGE

The Colorado Telephone company's
construction gang, which is engaged in
the erection of a wire from the city
limits to the site Of the intake of
the proposed waterworks pipe line in
the Royal Gorge about eight miles
from the city, has established a camp,
near Sample, which will be the head
quarters of the men until the work is
completed, about three weeks hence.
The work is being done under the d.
rection OF MIR. Grogan, an expert In
that particular character of construc-
ton.
There is nothing quite like the work
now being done in the Royal Gorge
anywhere in the United States and a
series of photographs of it have been
taken for reproduction in the Tele-
phone Journal of New York, the lead
ing publication of its kind In the
country.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1908-08-13

The men OF the Raynolds' Memorial
class were surprised and delighted
Sunday morning upon going to their
class room. to find a fne large pic
ture OF their former beloved teacher
and friend. the late Mr.. F. A. Ray
nolds.
This picture and the beautiful frame
is the gift to the class Of Mrs. Ray
nolds. No one outside OF the class
will ever know how much this mag
nihcent gift Is appreciated.
For fifteen years Mr.. Reynolds was
not only the teacher OF this class. but
he was ever the helpful. and pathetic
friend, that means so much. especially
to a young man.
Mr.. Reynolds made many sacrifices
for the members OF his class, because
he believed In men-and his life and
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1908-08-13
PASTOR AND TRUSTEES ARE
THANKFUL FOR ASSISTANCE

The pastor and trustees of the Sec
ond Methodist church wish to thank
those who contributed to the success
of the rally last Sunday. There was
received In cash and subscriptions the
sum of $67.30, for which the pastor
and trustees are duly thankful. OF
course, this is only beginning Of the
realization Of the amount we are to
raise, which is 800, but it signifies a
friendly feeling in relation to the un-
dertaking. The rally will continue
until the 23rd of this month, and at
tire amount OF money raised.
We have first and second prize
offered to the one raising the most
money above $40. At the present time
there are four persons in the contest,
viz:
Richard Anderson. Mrs. Jessie
Hoard, Mrs. Sallie Walton, Miss Lou
Ada Moore. These persons will see
you at your homes, on the street or at
your place of business. To save our
property we must have from you
dollar, five dollars, twenty-five dol
lars, fifty dollars or a hundred dollars,
as the case may be. 1t il needed to
help save this church to the colored
people of this community. There ls
no church within radius of 40 miles
Of this city where our people can be
gotten together to worship God in
their own way, and under their own
roof.
This we feel is An appeal to the
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1908-08-13
BEAVER IN THE ARKANSAS
RIVER NEAR FOURTH STREET

People crossing the Fourth street
bridge about $3.50 o'clock Sunday ev-
ening we're treated to somewhat nov
el sight by pair Of full grown beavers
working their way up stream against a
heavy current. The male came first.
swimming and crawling over the rocks
close to the south side Of the river
to point about one hundred yards
above the bridge where he dlved into
the water and came up on the north
side exactly opposite from the point
where he started.
Then the female was noticed follow
ing in the same track OF the male.
They did not seem to care for the peo-
pie on the bridge, and were In sight
most Of the time. There IL an old
beaver dam near the First street
bridge and It 10 supposed that was
whore they we're going.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1908-08-13
PALACE TO BE
A NEW FEATURE

An alfalfa palace-constructed en-
tirely of alfalfa, will rear its naughty
head among the buildings at the State
Fair ground ard no doubt will attract
more than it's share of attention. The
contract was let yesterday by Presi-
dent Frank J. Burch of the association
to men in Vineland and work will be
begun at once. Preparations will be
made to see that no small boys go to
investigating to see II the palace will
burn. 1t will be constructed twenty
feet high and so feet in diameter, and
for what purpose it will be devoted has
not yet been decided upon.
The alfalfa palace feature will be
something entirely new in the line Of
the State Fair building and is expected
to create much comment and general
interest.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1908-08-13
YOUNG MAN FROM THE EAST
CONES TO THE RECORD

Ed Howe, late of Evanston. ILL.,, ar
rived in Canno City Sunday and will
take a position with the Daily Record.
Mr.. Howe has had considerable ex-
perience in newspaper work OF vari-
Gus kinds and comes here with an ex-
cellent reputation In his chosen held
of work.
Before going to Chicago, or, rather,
Evanston, Mr.. Howe was connected
with the Spokane spokesman-Rsview
and other journals In the Rocky Noun
tain region. and IL familiar with west
ern ways and characteristics.
Az an advertising man and business
solicitor We, commend Mr.. Howe to
the people Of Canon City.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1908-08-13
SUBJECT OF SULTAN Of
TURKEY TO BUY LAND
ON BEAVER PARK

| W. A. Matlock, general sales agent
for the Beaver Land and Irrigation
Company, is in receipt Of the follow
ing letter from the Ottoman Empire
in relation to the lands on Beaver
Park. -s..,..
Samos Valley, Turkey, July 20, '08.
To the Beaver Land and Irrigation Co.,
Canon City, Colorado, U. 8. A.
Dear Sir
am farmer and live on the island
of Samos, Turkey, and intend to en-
igrate to Colorado in order to devote
myself to agriculture as 1t is carried
on in America. One of my friends hav-
ing read the advertisement of your
business in the Canon City Record has
recommended to me your lands on
Beaver Park. AS know nothing about
your agricultural and climatic condi-
tions in the United States I take the
liberty of applying to you to give me
additional information about 1t, and,
more especially, what variety OF field
and garden or orchard crops will pro-
duce upon your lands when cultivated.
What amount of money is necessary
to start on ten acres? What is the
price of the land and your terms OF the
sale? l am an expert vineyardist.
What can be planted and bear fruit
profitably in the above mentioned
lands?
If there is published any illustrated
booklet describing the agricultural
and climatical resources Of your lands,
you would exceedingly oblige me by
sending me it.
Trusting that soon shall be able to
receive of you kind reply to this let
ter, I have the honor to be your obedi-
ent servant,
TLATAYCHOS FLCTORIDY.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1908-08-13
JUSTICE CAMPBELL VICTIM
OF ACCIDENT IN ALASKA

That Justice John Campbell. OF the
supreme court Of Colorado. suffered
extremely painful. but not serious In
Jury, in the course Of his visit to
Alaska two weeks Aeo. 10 the asws
contained In letters from him 70 his
brother, Norman n. Campbell. Of this
city. -
The injury, which consists OF the
tearing loose OF several ligAments
from his ribs. was sustained while
viewing the famous Muir glacier. In
order to get better view OF the great
ice field. vessels put In as close TO
shore as possible. and then the pes-
sengers are carried on the shoulders
of the sailors to the edge OF the gia-
cier. While making this trip. Judge
Campbell slipped, and in the EFFORT 10
recover his balance. wrenched several
lIgaments loose. The injury. while not
serious. is exceedingly painful. and
will necessitate the wearing Of Q paas-
ter cast for a considerable length OF
time.
Although residing In Denver since
his election to the supreme court more
than ten years ago. Judge Campeeli
still claims Colorado Springs a. his
home. and is well known In this city.
Accompanied BY Mrs. Campbell. b
10 at present in Tacoma. Wash.-col-
orado Springs Telegraph.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1908-08-13

Los Angeles. Ang. ll.--Ja0as }.
JsRriss is abost 10 .ake hand tH asas
bali. Unless the unexpected haDpsA0
he will buy an interest In the nsw Los
Angeles franchise which vas awarded
at the last meeting OF the Pacaac
Coast league. Js6ries has always
been base bail crank. when hs vas
traveiiaG about the couatsy defsa1ing
his title against all cemsfs ho osvee
overlooked . chance to take In Q 0a0As
and since he has retired from eAe FiAg
he has been an ardsat supporter q
the Angels. Several prominent SPORT
ing men will Join JeiRriss ~ . stock
holder and "Jim" Brooks. who nAAo
q success OF the Ascot race track will
probably he business manager OF the
club.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1908-08-13
HAS MADE GOOD IN
THE SOUTHERN OIL FIELDS

Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde r. Minor and
little son. Clyde Jr. Of Jennings, La,
arrived here last night for a month
or six weeks visit with the formers
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Minor. Of
s11 Macon avenue. Mr.. Minor went to
Beaumont. Texas. about the time Of
the big petroleum excitement there
I'VE or six years ago and accepted a
clerical position with one Of the oil
companies doing business there. He
was rapidly promoted from one berth
to another until he became an expert
in the management OF oil properties
and In now the president OF the Evan
geline Oil company Of Jennings. La,
an Office that he now holds and one
that carries with II an enviable sal
ary.
Mr.. Minor knows the oil business
like q Mathematician knows figures.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1908-08-13
THREE PEOPLE LOSE LIVES
IN WHEELING RIRB

Wheeling. w. Va. Aug. il.-11re
which originated early today In .
building occupied by Mrs. Canon - .
millinery store and residence resulted
in the death of three persons and pos
sibly the fatal injury OF one other.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1908-08-13

his influence and his personality are
indelibly stamped upon the memory
and the heart OF every young man who
was a member of his claso.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1908-08-13

heart of every right thinking person
in this community and as money con-
tributed is a means of advancing the
work of our Lord and Savior we ask
your financial and friendly assistance
in the realization of our ambition.
REV. ]. F.. WILLIAMS,
Pastor.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1908-08-13
NAVAL ENGINEER MARRIED
BY JUDGE COOPER MONDAF

Harry I. Glantz of San Francisco.
California, and Miss Lillian Neunlist
OF Florence. were married by Judge
Cooper OF the county court Monday af-
tsfnoon. They were accompanied here
from Florence BY Hiss Correth and
Albert Wheeler who were the Official
Witnesses Of the nuptial ceremony.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1908-08-13
OFFICIAL CALL FOR THE
PUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION

Headquarters of the Republican
State Central Committee, Denver,
Colorado, July 2S, 1908.
Pursuant to the action of the Re-
publican State Central Committee at
q. meeting held in Denver. Colorado,
on Saturday, July rs, 1908, notice is
hereby given that the convention of
delegates representing the Republican
party of the State of Colorado Is here
by called for and will be held on Sat
urday, the 18th day of September, 1908
at the hour of 1000 o'clock a. M, in
the Auditorium, in the City of Denver.
Colorado, for the purpose OF nomi-
mating .
Five Presidential Electors;
One Congressman-at-large
One Governor;
One Lieutenant Governor;
One Secretary of State;
One Attorney General;
One Auditor of State;
One State Treasurer;
One Superintendent of Public In
struction;
One Judge of the Supreme Court
Ito fill vacancy;
One Judge of the Supreme Court
for the term of six (6) years;
Two Judges of the Supreme Court
for the term of ten (10) years each;
One, Railroad Commissioner for the
term of two (2) years;
One Railroad Commissioner for the
term of four (D years;
One Railroad Commissioner for the
term of six (6) years;
Two Regents of the University of
Colorado;
And for the transaction of SUCH
other business as may properly come
before the convention.
The total number of delegates to
the said convention shall be eleven
hundred and five Q,106, and the
several counties of the State shall be
entitled to representation in the said
convention as follows:
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1908-08-13

The Chairmen and Secretaries of the
various Republican County Central
Committees will please take notice,
hereof, and take such steps as are
necessary in the premises.
JOHN F. VIVIAN,
Chairman.
WILLIAM c. BLAIR,
Secretary.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1908-08-13

VIII buy large or small tracts Of ir-
rfxated land or farms. State location.
prics and terms. The Colora9o nsal
Estate 4 Land Co., 203 Ideal bldg..
Denvef, Colo. 99t4
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-07-18
Flninos for Our sota cushions

Where is nothing nicer in the way
elsshliOw filings than the dried heads
of Sweet clover, made doubly attrae-
tiee when encased in pale green lin
enc c0Ver embroidered or outlined with
ckfTveT blossoms. AS these flowers re-
ain their fragrance when dried there
n something soothing and restful
abQQi such a pillow. In this regard II
BIDS rG!r 20 rival the already highly
prtzed hop pillow. Those OF us who
iiIe outside the pale OF evergreens are
t8o apt TO imagine We can never be
sole to possess one Of the highly
rrized balsam pillows; let US not de-
spair. however, but keep our eyes
peeled" next Christmas and speak for
che Christmas tree which would other
wise be thrown ont as useless from
The church OF schoolhouse. With a
ht1e work we win have pillow
Which viii doubtless be the envy Of
our Jess fore thoughted friends.-The
Ei0nsekeeper
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-07-18
The Black Sheen

What asked the man who had re-
turned 10 his native town after an alb
sence OF many years. became OF I'D.
FerEuson2".
Ed? oh. he's doin' fine. Got the
best livery stable anywheres around
here and runs the depot hack"
Lets see. he had younger broth.
er. hadn't he2"
Yes. Lem. He never amounted to
much. Wrote poetry and painted pic.
lures. ] guess the family kind OF dis.
owned him. Al least he went away
several years ago. and ] dunno what.
ever became OF him. Chicago Rec.
ord-Herald.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-07-18
Manv soutache s.uln.

The great variety OF designs OBJ
tanned in soutache braiding is one Of
tne-Temarksbie things about this sea
sous fashions. There is no end to
the. designs that have been evolved
ny 0ressmakers. and much OF the dis
uhcfi0n and even the becomingness of
= garment depend on the style Of
Sr8ioing II is also a point of pride
I'D women to whom dress is a very
important matter to secure new de-
signs only and TO leave the hack
nFed ones for their less fortunate
siaers who have neither the money
noT The time for the pursuit OF the nov
eitles of fashion.