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Putnam patriot., 1908-07-10
THE PUTNAM pAruos July 10 roos
WESTERN WIND BREAKS.
Experiments to Determine Their Use.
 fainess ta the Prairie Farmer.


 i'e sudden ruin that hot winds sometimes bring te growing eru1ss ia parts of he west Is well known. Blowing strongly across fhe uael,- strueted plains. these winds may in | Few days blast all hore of even par. tial harvest. This Is particularly so in the 'awer portion of the sentral nlains region and ia years of unusualiy low rainfall Here the winds most to be feared blow from the southwest ar south In the northern prairie region tile farmer is exposed to he hot chinook wind. which sweeps down From the Canadian mountains. This either dries out growing crops or if 1t prevails before the danger of killing ifosts Is past causes loss through urg- ing vegetation forward prematurely. toid winter winds also do great in Jury To crops. make the climate more severe for stock and men and interfere with an even covering of snow upon the ground This is true from Cana. da almost to the gulf.
 In southern California dry winds from the north and northeast sween down from the Mohaye desert with de structive results Coming fin June. these winds may reduce the wheat yield of unprotected fields te almost nothing. Windbreaks of eucalyptus and Monterey cypress. how in such com inon Use to protect orange groves and orchards. long ago convinced possess OTIS of highly valuable irrigated land of the value of tree planting for pro tection purposes
 But there are two sides 10 the wind break question. Some prairie farmers declare positively that belts Of osage orange. for instance. are q nuisance. [" Others cite figures to show positive benefit X farmer who lives near Downs. Kan. gives his yield of corn from field protected on the south by row Of tall cottonwools as six bush els per acre more than in places where there is no protection About fifteen acres are benefited in this way II k highly necessary that the windhreak should occupy only sufficient land h offset this benefit.
 An Illinois farmer sums nn his ob sefvafious upon this matter thus My experience is that now. in cold and stormy winters. wheat protected by timber belts yield full crops. while fields noi protected yield only ons-thirl of a crop Twenty-Five or thirty yearS ago We never had any wheat killed b winter freSts. and every year fnli crop of peaches. which is now rare Al that time we had plenty Of timber areund eur fields and orchards. now cleared away
 The United States forest service pro poses to find out just when and how much windhreaks increase the yield of crops Measurements and tests wiil be made and elaborate data will he collected by experts who will have charge of the study.
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-10
..;,o Away From Temptation.

rasa GeneraI Butler was in com
 .l at New orleans d colonel Tn the ! ,;ver region made application for s.-.s,sb which WAS refused him.
 ss sfier Che colonel left his com 5s without permission and went to .u llrIeails where he was arrested y,a mi ia irous as deserter. Upon { 6tiuation that he wished to make s,oanatiou General Butler had Is buaght to his headquarters. -Apl sir. sslid the general sterniy. Sxsst have you 10 say ill explanation
 sssr condnctf'
 -aea. general, there are two men up S,alr who have some cotton they
 s5I 10 set through my lines. First
 }. BSered me S5a0. which refused
 bss they offered S1oJ0. >5 ooo. then tsm and al last they offered Sloo..
 e And l tell you. general. they were eaIag So near my figure l thought I'd ks,ier leavei'
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-10
r1NpLY LIGHT.

 - Azht- amid the ensirciins eEom. o,t s, ts dark. and l am far from
 aS'si ieai tnou me on nv feet do not ask te see ses - xeene-one steps enough for ne .. aver thus nor prayed that thou ss sh1,,lasi lead me on. ,c choose and see my path. but Lead thou me oni .hs rarlsh day. and. spite of fears
 ses ..,ssd u.y will Remember not past gsars
 inv power has biest me. sure IL sdl Will lead me on a, and fen, Ter crag and torrent The night is zone .,.s the morn those angel faces
 - 'j's ! nave loved long since and lost Cardinal Newman.
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-10
Jolt For the Judge.

Governor Fort of New Jersey tells this story: An old Quaker woman was a witness in case which was being tried one day before Judge Garrison over in Jersey, and she wore big poke bonnet which untitled her ears and prevented her hearing the lawyers questions Finally the lawyer appealed to the judge and he ordered her 10 re. move the bonnet.
 "I'I dc no such thing" she said tartly.
 .I am accustomed to having my will respected" said the judge
 .sWell. don't care fl you are judge, that bonnet stays right where it isll'
 Perhaps, madam" the judge put In ironically. you would like to take my place as judge too, eh
 ..Not bit of it.. she shot out There are enough old women on the bench in Jersey as it is s'
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-10
What W. ow. to Our Coal.

~when England loses her ascendency in coal production" said William stan- lev Jeyons, British political econo- mist in 1867, "her fall will be quicker than the Roman empires was aitef Odoacer. the Germanic barbarian. up set the shadow throne Of the iittie Au- eustns and made himself king or Italy" The United States. which WAS low in the scale of coal production when that prophecy was made. has since then passed far ahead or Eng land. Of the more than 4voov''v" tons of coal of all sorts produced in the I-nited States in the calendar year 1907 much more than three -hfths was anthracite. and nearly all Of this was furnished by Pennsylvania.
 Tn 1880 the United States passed ahead of the United Kingdom ID Voi- uine of manufactures in the aggregate and ths lead has been increasing ever since Tn 4ae- the Tnifea states in DE ,re. nrfsieetien. sfss 1ss faas. l''sa' fine Tinted KlngsIogfl. fiefananF anu France efyul hins.sl in ishHS 0Hf si-9s- fao saA4faa of we~+th exee'ziis sts'st - tbe United Kingdom aHli Frs iiff sAAsa taast5,ar. hseh ara cur nearesf fska1s en mat rots. Much If tae eal'f9 sfafe= ind ustriai asld iiiiaaeia. A.ss'3.s derance oxer the coaafries e5 ne N''z.'i ls as5e n tie utilization oi a'ss'sss.'.e' which ssar.el en F'es- Il. ie's-- i-s'~' lia's Weekly.
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-10
' the Ocean eilIox. Roll.


 s tanning from Liverpool upon tue famous liners.- says Bishop VI New York. and. although was clear and the weather somewhat tempestuous sea ss'oned more than the usual v seasiekness among the pas as paced the deck one notioeG a Iady reeuning q ite benches. and the un- faaor of her face and the guilty of her taauner fn- & e tad reached thaf state | marks the limit Of a tais piteous spectacle
 ae poor creature. iu
 5aate tone l as&ed,
 bv of ans sesy1ee te
 eaen her eyes bus l
 falatly. .ThanN yeu < aetAlng yoa ean do- aasam. said I tenserly, a bring you a glass os wa 4 Ter head feebly and an,
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-10
When the Minister Missed.

During golf match between the Rev. Dr. Sterret and Justice Harlan of the United States supreme court at the Chevy Chase Golf club. near Wash ington. the doctor discovered his ball teed up in tempting style for fine brassie shot With the utmost delib- eration he went through the prelim- mary "waggles" and with q supreme effort-missed the ball For fully a minute he gazed at the tantalizfng sphere without uttering a word. At length Justice Harlan remarked sol emnly. "Doctor. that was the most pro fame silence l ever listened to-"
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-10
< Universal Lanquaoe.


 lae ehinaman could speak no Eng ' and the Enslishman could speak e1inese. Nevertheless the dinner sa' eu agreeably. The two men sat As one Alles. sr in silence while Il .hihese 6rfter served them dish ', uish of siirpassing delicacy. sefe Was one dish especially that asn the Englishman. It was a se~ of onions. pork. mushrooms aark, tender. well favored meat seemed like duck.
 lagiishman ate heartily of this
 inen he closed his eyes and - us hands and shook his head sa ar of ecstasy. After this pan 'me compliment to the dish he hserrogatively;
 Quaek. quaek?"
 s0w-wow-wowr said the China
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-10
Speaking of Economy.

Il used to know clergyman said Secretary Wilson Of the department Of agriculture recently. who owned q fine farm and ran it on very econom- ical lines. so that it paid splendidly. Taking his usual daily stroll over his rich. broad acres. he saw plowman. while the horses rested. sitting on tho handle of his blow It occurred to the minister that he paid this plowman 10 cents an hour. besides board. and he stopped and said gently, but reproach. fully:
 James. wouldn't 1t be good plan Tor you to have q pair Of pruning shears here and be cutting few bushes along the fence while the horses are taking their short restY
 James returned the minister's seri. ous gaze, and in the same gentle yet reproachful voice he answered:
 Look here, sir. wouldn't 1t be n good plan for you to have tub of DO. tatoes in the pulpit and while they're singing the hymns to peel 'em for the pott
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-10
lpvto Live Well

s courteous 10 all but intimate with . aad iet those few be well tried
 se goa siee them yonr confidence |Ee friendship Is q plant of slow f0Ftd anl must undergo and with |ls the shocks of adVersity before il
 sa.iiied to the appellation. Let your | aa teel for the afiiictipns and dis fsses of every oHe and let your hand fs D proportion to your purse. re (eGseriHs aswaYs the estimation of E widows mite-that it is not every
 k taat asketh that deserveth charity
 however, are worthy Of the in Fr} or the deserving may suffer. Do f conceive that fine clothes make fine |ta aay more than fine feathers make
 e hiFls 4 plain. genteel dress is
 Fe admired aud obtains more credit k1a iace and embroidery in the eyes
 tae ludicioas and sensible.-Geerge (sstington.
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-10
learning German

An eastern woman whose hnshan,rs business obliged him to remove to Mil. "aakee soon showed herself an earnest member or q local German class. She nad learned to read the language a lft- tie. but Tor long time was unable in master the pronunciation.
 One day the question was nut to her Are you not glad you are able to learn Germanr-
 The query was. of course. in German and the answer was, "Ja. gewisss c'Yes. certainly-).
 When the customer was called unon to answer she upset the class by doing % in this wise:
 "Ya: gee whiz--l.ippincett'
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-10
Bound In Calf.

millionaire eatteman who was as into | great room lined with thousands of volumes
 'See them b2oks?" he said.
 Yes" said the visitor.
 They're all bound in calf. ain't they"
 Yes" the visitor agreed; they seem to have q uniform binding"
 Well. sir" he said II killed ali them calves myself"
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-10
's lsss For Him.

sotchman. wishing to kaow his
 kte At once. telegraphed proposal of RsHage to the lady of his choice. ! fer pending the entire day at the keerapb office he was finally reward ' ale in the evening by an affirma- )re answer.
 1T were you" suggested the op- ks.s ahen he delivered the message, Ea think twice before I'd marry girl lsi Eept me waiting all day for my
 Essef
 |-N. na.n retorted the Scot. "rhe IS Khe walls for the night rates k E ass for mp = Everybodys
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-10
spina on the Piano.

-sh the mother returned from a si'';;ji tournament the first thing
 @ei her eyes was lump on little Hes forehead.
 ssT gosdaess sake" she said. How Ae get it.a
 tN fram the baomp he got" the anrse explained. 'Ye tould me. aa to If him play on the pianny A wanted ta. an wanst. whin he stlln on tIe top. he slid too far. an e-Jadge's Library.
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-10
swered. No. thaak you-nofbIng .,

swered. ', No. l thank you-nothing al,
 bos your husband. .madam. said I me gentleman lying there win his mead in your iap-shall not bring something 10 revive himr
 The lady again moved Der hsa,, ieeols, and again she mHraaurel fajnf- " ana between sasps. Thank vaa SIT. bns-he-is-net-my- husband T don't-know-who be isr.
Putnam patriot., 1908-07-10
The Scrap Book
ed ths skeeter.

sss s,s ,..asral George Sheridan was - an the lower Mississippi his
 Harry. was one day asked lsse ....,a ss whether the general was , .-,,ly annoyed by the mosqui- tc .hr. said Harry. "In the even- V George is so 'toxicated he .,.a tbe skeeter. and in the % ,ha skeeters is so 'toxicated - mind Mars George"
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20

ref PARTITION 451 10th 900 Of 10th 25x
III IL sty cwlg; Sherif's sale of all right
which Ellen Ailery had October :. 1905 since;
4 Euenbogens atty.
ON TUESDAY.
BY Joseph P Day e6 Greenwich st " s sas p n
OF Rector 81 2oXal. and store: L . Eoh
man aEt r . Hoffman ct al, " II Merriam atty. Ed
mund At-by, ref, partition. 167 S5th 1919 u
W OF % ave 256NltSS 3 and NJ 4
@ 5r1en sgt K G Farrell a.. " Merriam, atty: II
Borlano. ref; partition: 425 AT 153d 145
BaTrnlann agT Caspar BoTnnanu, 7 Y williams
ATTY: Leslie. ref Partition @61 I41st leo Z
OF Amsterdam 1SXS9 Il: Hty dwiE: 3
a. I Co agT Katherine Van AIsryne ct al Reed P
attys: = Donohue. ref: due S691 So taxes,
S3 oo sub 70 naors aEgreEarnE $4,000 32S 18th
store, Jacob Doniger Levy 2 al Samson
Frtedande-. atty; G " Miller. ref So 2If ~:
taxes etc SIO0; Sub first OF 1900. J2s 14Th
5 700 z OF brook 25xl00; Pauline Wolf
aEt ! W Boehuert et al: Hoadly. L & J. attys. :
Norton ref amt due. Sl3966 -; taxes. S52s a.
sty brk store; Domenlco Guarino agt Vacca-
rezzt e al; Ofshel. . . Cohaau interest
etc Belmont 1S1st 14I 3xSs
vacant York Clinton Co Annie Shaughnessy et al:
" { pa1nIon attv J a Cantor. ref due. IS 56
taxes etc s. 103 So; sub So go
vacant; Lawyers Title & Co A Greenberg
et al action 3. p s Dean A amt
due, Sll}5 -; taxes S20G0. Southern Boulevard
= 20 Z OF Barretto ST 75x1o0: vacant: agt
same action : same atty. ref; due S11SS5 20
taxes etc 5000 Pleasant 8, lot 20. map q
right, title etc. which z T Robbins had Oct 26,
1stss, Or since 5ii. / r & I, attys-
6E L Philips & Co: 14g1 1901 ave,
1o Il OF 1I2c St 12Jx1O0, six sty brk dglgs; Jack
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20

son Construction Co Davis siiverrnan ct al Men
ken Brothers. RttyS7 Adam Wiener rett amt due SIS
20 90 taxes. $279 prior zgErsEatins
$4,000. a
ON WEDNESDAY
By Bryan Kennedy: $50 9th ave, sos Il OF
osLh St +xl9o and sty gallery: Mutual Life ms 60
AT Mary Adelaide Xeres et al; James Mckeen. atty
judge ref amt due. S242 40 05; etc, S30Oo
By Samuel Csodsticker: ass 18th 7 n 100
II OF Amsterdam ave. - 5x99 Il. hB. sol
L Kaye agt " VI JanpOe a. 3 II Kaye atty I
Brady, ref amt due. S9017 taxes, 5T3 on
BY James L Wells 161 12Sth st, n 1881 II " os
81 IL Sxg9 IL sty teRnt: Schiller al sgt
Maurice Sivernnan et al; Liebann, 81 T attys David
Ihonson ref; amt due $40 44 II, etc S1e32 S3
By Joseph P Day: 119 ST Rsynond's ave, 979 It
OF Grace ave 2Nl0O WestchesIer John Popp agt John
Gaynor et al: Stlwell & D, attys " Canrey. ref;
amt due 1887 45; etc 500 36 sub first ntgs
ON THURSDAY.
By Joseph P. Day: 2os 115th ST. is4 n Of Sd
ave 1Sxl0O-I1, sty dwlg: s Z Zucksrman agt Annie
Goodman A-nStein 6 L. atys ! r Truesdale res amt
due 81, 134 35 S3O4 %.
BY u Her2ert A Sherman: Lorila-d Place cor lS7th
ST. e03X9SXg0x9S vacant also, Hoffman ST. cor
Is7th 1OCx96 11x1OOx9S11 vacant; Santangeo
agt Fleschnann Realty & Con Co et a.; NJ Il Hsyman.
atty; Sheppard. ref: SO 284 20, taxes
SeS1 So; sab to first aggregating $4,000
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20
BUSINESS CHANCEA
S[6Eeo0 FTP efno.

We own g coal mine located in the West.
A mine. not a prospect We have spent
SIC. 08O to make this a mine over !. 500
feeL o. tunnels through bftuminoUs coal,
cok1Cg coal market for ten times possible
output Two railroads and Missouri River
p mine. The mine is ready for production,
only needs tipple- washer and railroad spur
To get money for this viii sell q lin
ire5 amount Of stock. Investments Of so
Up accepted We viii furnish best Of bank
references as 70 The standing q ever Of
ncer. This IS & high grade Investment that
should a. peal TO the most conservative
Safety with immense profits; 800 invested
in crow Nest Goal Cos stock some years
ago Is today worth S2S5. eco. For partfCu-
lars address WESTERN COAL 4 COKE
CO. y. !. Lie Building. Minneapolis
Ei-u
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20
FINE AUCTION BUDGET
PARCELS WELL LOCATED.
Terbes Art Gallery To Be offered
Wednesday at Foreclosure

A-,5ng rhs auction offerings OF real estate 70 n.
ssrosed of this week II the Real Estate Exchange
esIss-oou- Nos - and Is Nesey street. are many
e-e investment properties Two four story tome
--t houses with stores. IN upper Park avenue and
q three story dwelling house II East 12zth street
- he sold to--lQyroa- They are voluntary OFFER
tnzs The Charles T Kerzes art gallery, at No.
ss5 FEf-h IS listed 10 be sold on "Wednesday
e. @--rc-ousre proceedings.
The budget for the week is as follows:
OK MONDAY
B~ Ez-He-- shera2aa= lso+ 20 1896 Park ave $.
sa-- q le4t1 5O1S9 12srh st 1o -
f-sZ sly -cnzrs vita stores sty 6WIE
Al -1s5rt =. Day sea I6Ist - z = 100 i = . n,
E-7.zVa-- 1>lLEsaalls sly cTigs II 7 Crow agt J a
---7@e1r Sgulres. atty = Tou1linsop -
81 s.-- 6-s So Sa1 -, taxes $40. ISSd 81
- RIVER IsNaa- vacant Catherine Dalv aEr
Sam AlG-rby et al . 7 Conalaa- atty II : I-ran
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20
ADVER TTCTT

Our patented match
less match safe. in
cluding matches. your
nEne printed on both
sides. Is cheapest and
most attractive basi-
ness card. 1000 sent
prepaid on receipt OF
s.. M = c 4 L 2 s S
MATCH CO.. Factory
S12 Pearl St Sales
Office, Flatiron Bldg.
n. V
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20
-oEE Eo-r-TRv EARM

-L1S EOJ-kE1 EAGM
For sale. in flu operation, with It's well
esta 6Llshed select trade n fancy eggs.
sqJ-ab broile-s and breeding STOCK Gener-
SLY ECknCw edged 10 ba the best planned
and most buslnesslike poultry farm stock
q unusual quality Circular free Illus
I-zteG brochure [J- ~ cents, stamps Visit
TOMS POULTRY FARM. Toms River. NJ.
CANDY manufacturing corporation. firmly
established and directed by busi1enss men
Of responsibility and unQuestioned inteE-
TltFi CAPITA Increased 10 pTcNi1e Tor slS
greater facilities 70 cope with the large de
Ual1 for our product paying quarterly
dividends Of per cent regularly shares
$50 par value. ruE pad and non assesszble.
For further particulars and prospectus call
Or address Auditor. Room I'll. SO Broad
way. y 7
MILLIONS OF ACRES TEXAS school land
10 be sold by the state 81 % s. per acre;
o-lv ole-1oT-ieth cash and 40 vsers' CTne
on balance. 3 per cent interest; only Sl2
cash for 80 acres AZ 50 Per acre greatest
opportunity splendid land. send 80 cents
Law :. :. Snyder, School Land Locator,
rs 9-h st. Austin, Tex Reference. aus
tn National Bank
you CAN SECURE an estate worth sI5O-
coo <CT yourself by assisting % avert one
o the g-avest and most disastrous Ca-au-
ties IN the history q the commercial world
Z Interested. E-tte a. once and We viii
submit pan, with evidence which you
VII --C ADSciCre4v convincing 5acT A[le eELC
Valley Imp Co. s. Louis. No.
WOULD ike 70 near OF stock Tor sale n
any ecre-1--Es where an Investment Cf
several thousand dollars would be safe L
Da-bvshtre. Box 1904. Rochester. y. Y
-EE CONTROL OF q manufacturing cor
pCraI-ou that can be ulalzEed 70 earn
half e million 6ollErE profit 4 vea- IS open
10 same live ma2 thzc can purchas@ or
place S35 COO Of Is stock Give reference
for Interview q A. COX 9, Tribune OF
dca-
WANTED regarding good
patent which would be money maker: only
inventor who wishes 20 sell outright 0r on
royalty basis need answer give price and
brief description 5. Il, BOX 934B, ROc5es-
re-, y. 7
INCORPORATION. ss5. includes certificates
everything corporation manual tres.
Lawyers s. BanksrE' Corporation Tribune
Building.
IMPROVED. seIf-cIeaning, germ-proof
stone tube 6lterz link. Acorn" &
Advances Filter Co. 1861 Broad way.
MAKE MONEY y IDLE HOURS.
SenE for Good Things 70 Invent
E5Ea- Tate & Co. 245 Broadway, New York
EATE LIST Or buyers for a. kinds OF
business. Coates. -9S Broadway
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20
Z11l1p 2H5zeu el6<1>,s>z&
.l1nz6NNoUGUN>t1

seand o1ns
ofer attractive
Therear business
are 0o2
have TRIBUNE the a1e0
advertiser enent;f fwiupa
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20
CLEANERS AND DYERS.

CLEANERS AND pYERs.
Sg@MS5GZ &F1SG@G
Telephone connections. 5s2 5th ave. z.
8Sth St. 2l45 B'way, 226g B way. 21s Am
sterdam ave, 7O4 Sth ave aO5 7th ave
641 Madison ave. 18th and Mornin gsids
el E. 125th ST.
HUDSON DYE wORKs.-Drv cleaning a
specially. SCI Columbus avs, 1S1 West
18th st, T49 Melross ave. Works. Edge
water, N J Telephone connections
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20
HATS.

EXCLUSIVE French Millinery. also ladies'
and gentlemen felt and straw hats Of
every description renovated. claened. blocked
like new. French Millinery Co ZOE West
lO4th st
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20
PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS.
Printers to Publis hers

Newspaper. Magazine, Linotype compost
ton. web press work our specialties sstl-
mates furnished 5tearn5 Printing c.. a
Centre ~
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS wANrEl

DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male
oDAEANE9lG -i55T BGFEaU- u
soc Ctr ave Phone 30s9-3ryant- Best
Japanese servants furnished 20 private
families. hotels, clubs. etc
{
BUFFERS. second and useful men, Swed-
fsh English. French. German nrst class
uen with best Of references DsterDerg s
Bureau. TI6 Lexington ave Tel 100 Plaza
RTrTI.E,F or waiter and useful man n pri-
vate family. hotel or boarding house city
or country. colured man reference. James
COOPER. care 5trahan, 2li West $50 st
BUTLER. Useful: thoroughly experienced 3
ohIigiuE. absolutely sober. excellent per
soral city references. go anywhere. Mss
sfarZareJ Smiths Bureau. = West 4@d St
'PhCne 3O29 Bryant
C9ACHAfAN- and GARDENER--An AROUND
den. lawns. roads. furnaces, etc; respect
ful willing ana obliglng, highest recon
uendatfuus ttty or country anywhere.
Gardener. 402 West 40 81.
COACIIAIAN.-A gentleman giving up his
horses would ike 10 place mis- coachWaH.
whom Re can recommend as a FIRST class
man who understands the care % horses
and carriages, a good driver. neat. willing
sober and Obi. ging Address G. L B.. 2. o.
Box Lea.
GARDENER. Single. middle aged. Is
wears experience on private places. IN
greenhouses and kitchen gardening. good
references Address V g. Tribune Up
town 0njcs. 1864 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20
FrRNIsHED ROOMS WANTED.
LAWYERS.

LAWYERS
LAW FIRM
Legal advice free Any one IN trouble
Condde2rial. Call or write Lawyers Room
425 World Building.
STANLEY c. FOWLER,
LAWYER Consultation free. 81 Nassau ST
Sarn'l Dicksfeir7, LAWYER
ADVICE FREE. 90 NASSAU ST.
SUITS defended. answers prepared free
Attorney. Room POI, A Park Row. Man
haitian: evg's SO Willow St. Brooklyn
ABSOLUTE PRIVACY. immediate attep-
ton: business personal, family difficult
ties settlements secured; no Zee unless -uc-
cess1uI- difficult cases specially, aovica
free. HENRY A STE[NBCCk. Mt. Nor
us Bank Building, 81 East 125th 81. Even
irgs and Sundays, 13= West 18th ST..
Z T CEAPPELL, Lawyer--AU matters:
advice free; satisfaction guaranteed, ref
srences S35 Broadway New YORK. City
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

Blondeu ave, Mary st. 75x1O0; Henry
Club Of Westchester. ....-.-.,. $4,000
Ssth st. Z s. 96.11 # e OF Riverside Drive 7Hx
Realty and Construction Co.........@...s. 145 600
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20
HELP WANTED.

HELP WANTED.
Male
INTELLIGENT MEN double your
earning capacity through sclentlIlo
.+,,d1, o. Real Estate, Insurance and
General Promotion Business Com
nrebensive Course; Treatise; Service
and Certificate now 50. Interesting
Do,t, FraA UNIVERSITY REALTY
INSTITUTE, station c, Cleveland
Ohio.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20

STAINED GLASS SUBSTITUTE.
"GLAGIER" Is thin. transparent ma
tertai carrying designs IN culors for the
ornamentation Of sheet glass. Importer,
Wm b Quaile. 2010 Broadway. city
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20

L G-zzEE 1Eanufac-u-e- q High Grade
Fl-z Altered a-E. -e-o5elled scuzz 70
-ar Wee --ar-
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20
COLLECTIONS.

RE MAKE COLLECTIONS evsrywhere.
No collection. no charge Perfectly re-
sponsible Murray Collection Co.. 2O6 Broad
va Tel 4aTS-I'orr.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20

CHRISTMAS GIFTS-Yorkshirs ter-fer.
toy; three pounds champion stock
puppies. Graham. sos West I24rh.