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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-08-02
In NEW YORK EXCHANGE
AUCTION BUDGET SMALL
Park Aue. and Southern Boaleuard
Houses among Offerings.

The number Of properties to be sold this wesk 4,
the Real Estate Exchange saIesrOoms. Nos. "A and
ls Vesey St. is much smaller than the budget q,
auction offerings last week The list includes
Park ave hathouse, Southern Boulevard apart
ment house and some fine parcels in the central
sections Of Manhattan Island. The offerings VII
be follows:
sly dwIs h: F 2 Long agt SAMUEL Haas Ct a Nor.
SEAS IS taxes etc s224 80. sub mort Of $500:
sT1o sher,s sale Of all rfght title ETC. which Ans
Thomas ct had Aug 10. 1907, or since. Eugszs
%N'e"e'' A''' on TUESDAY
2a7 18th s29l1 Z. Of 5th a., ave B51o 7 II
ST. n s. f201 II OF Bowery. % 2xlz0 * lrTez; tvs
Lev. :, al y a s. saI 1saas sc 1 s Z u S q q
$i1looi Sly s;,cb n He5 Is ai Ins g e
Hendrick ref; amt due. SIS 20. etc. ssaiss
s,T and store Mary IIsrshhsld United Apsr.
ments ct al Els1 s,a L s1e c,e s sub % s' IA
Of s55 600: Ism ST. "a = Of aa sy -'Tls1
aet W COOK - al Wells 5 at s J. 2 Hsass
rs1i am P u oe cor l1Osh St 100 11x85E sty
and store: II . Herman agt GOdspeed Realty Imp o
ct al .s ~ ;I hsr ~ rd 5s Of sI s4soo6 ''l
on WEDNESDAY
,od Us To-. st a.a io5 e BeG Ss p
ct al ponnslE atty 3 ars gaT RI x s 5
5s3 southern Boulevard. s. 80 n " % Avsnas
81 John 5Ox115 fat h and :, : Marcus az
William al Henry FIueseulan. ar-ys
Adam Wiener ref: amt due. S1S. $50 81 taxss.
s 5a3 25- subject prior mort % $1,000 SO E1
ave s. 80 II Of 15sth st Sox1oo stoTy fat b
TraIfan savings Bank Frank Meyer e al;
1varIard atty. r strong ref; amt due. S3l.27 a.
raves etc 81 273 A.: 18th 81. 100 4 y e "a
ave 25xIOO front and rsaE ten rs Daniel Cuz
ningham agt Portran Realty Company - a.; = p Hip
ME atty George RubensJein ref. amt due SS5sos g.
taxes etc $500 "a.
on THURSDAY
1880 linton ave s. 16S1 n II ; q 1Ssth -. *
,aaE . So dwu h. n E Doyle extrx. agt R Z Ne
NicoI ct al: CohaIan Bros, attys; Egan re- ant
$6T3 %. 33S and 80 l09ta
s 100 > Of 1st ave 5S1eNloJ XXI 5NiS5A 2
and 3 sly stables; " Enrich AIT tlrrone 81 al;
: Ia McC5Overn. ref amt Cue.
81 257 IS: taxes etc 1914 So 16Sth ST 100 Il
Of Union ave 15x15O vacant: City Real Estate Co
l. Iese CT al; Swain. atty. 9 p Freeman, ref ant
due, SO. 1885, taxes etc, $40 81
on FRIDAY.
1A13 Ave 4 VS. 81 II n Of 18th 81. . 6x1Oox2S4x
100 @ sty and store: REGINA Katz agt WaleH-
stein all A Freyer, atty A ID Iruax- req ant due.
81 TO3 az; taxes etc 5000 A. sub two rtges
eating S29 400.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-08-02
AFTER SOUTHWESTERN REBATERs-
sLecial Agent Leaves Los Angeles, Having
Made Report.

Los Angeles. Aug. 1-That the government ~
tends to include Southern California in It's pr
jected investigation OF railroad commissions u "
ferred from the sudden call received oy a. =
Duncan special agent of the Attorney General 10
return at from here to Washington DuhSaH
has spent several months here gathering. evloehSo
OF alleged rebating the part of the oouthe'"
Pacific. the Santa Fe and the Salt Lake roads
1t is understood that a report has been IN inc
possession of the Department of Justice for some
time concerning Harrimans control OF the oait
Lake road and his interest In the Santa Fe
Washington Aug. LIT is stated at the Depart
ment Justice that Special Agent Duncan. OF Los
Angeles. has been ordered to Cincinnati 10 inves-
tigate the complaint of the shippers OF that sec
ton made against certain railroads. In which they
alege violations Of the decree of the court In the
trans Missouri It is not expected that Mt
Duncan will to Washington. but upon the
conclusion of his investigation will report his find
ings to the Attorney General for such action as he
may deem proper.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-08-02
SOUTHERN INDIANA DEFERs INTEREST

Chicago Aug. Payment Of interest due TO-
day on the first mortgage bonds of the Southern
Indiana Railway has been deferred The amount
needed TO meet this obligation is s15O560- The
notice of the default follows:
Owing to the general depression In railroad bust
ness during the last six months which has been
especially severe coal carrying roads: the South
ern Indiana Railway Company is compelled 70 defer
ps ynnent of the due August ]. 1908. on
its first mortgage bonds. 1t is expected that ar
engagements will be made at early date for the
pa vment interest in question. and in default
Of such an Arrangement the earnings Of the COM
nany with the amount now available. will, we feel
sure be sufficient, under present conditions.
70 pay the coupons due August l within ninety
1avs ]. ". WALSH,
Assistant Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-08-02

MACY'S Broadway and Sixth avenue. will
begin tomorrow clearance sale IF wor1en's
fancy underwear. There will also be offerings Of
cotton dress goods and table linens Other special
values will be curtains. window shades and house
wares.
ONEILL-ADAMS COMPANY Sixth avenue 10Th
10 22d street, will have advance showing of fall
silks and dress fabrics. Special values
nounced In sale of linen suitings and faces.
HEARN. 18th street, west OF Fifth avenue be-
ginning to- m will have sale of blankets pill
low cases. sheets and musns. Special offerings
viii also made in linens and towels. with depart
ment sales IN sverware. cutlery and white goods
BIIOOMINGDALS'. Lexington and 5sth
street. begin their annual August furniture sal
morrow There will also be lingerie and silk w1,.s
and. erbro idered robes in clearance sales Writing
pnoer umbrellas end awnings are offered at special
prices.
.BPAHAM & sTRAUS. in Fulton street, ok
lyn lag stress on a sale Of curtains and uphcl-
steries also call attention TO sale of reversible
tapestry couch covers shirfwaist boxes, lingerie
waists and folding screens at reasonable prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-08-02
DIssENsIoN AMONG LAKE CARRIERS.

rBy Telegraph TO The Tribune
Cleveland. Aug. LIN pursuance OF the fight OF
the Lake Carriers Association against union Ia
Dor under its open-shop policy declared last win
ter owners of individual vessels have requested
seamen. stewards, hrenen and oilers seeking en-
ployment 10 sign affidavit renouncing all union
allegiance and swearing that they will not join
any union or engage in any strike Men VINO re-
fuse to sign the affidavit not employed This
move is made without the sanction or approval OF
the Lake Carriers Association. and has caused
much dissension in that organization, most OF the
independent owners opposing 1t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-08-02
READY FOR PYTHIAN CONVENTION
Advance Guard in Tents in Boston Park
Great Parades Planned.

Boston Aug 1.-The arrangements for the TWEEN
ty-hfth annual convention of the Supreme Lodge,
knights of Pythias which is expected TO bring
about fifty thousand persons to this city In the week
beginning next Tuesday. have been completed. Al
ready an advance guard of several thousand has
arrived and has been accommodated IN the extern
sive tented city laid in Franklin Field.
Meeting jointly with the knights will be the con-
venton of Pythian Sisters. which every state In
the union will represented. Two great parades
are planned for Tuesday and Wednesday. The
first, a military parade will have almost ten thou
sand uniformed men in line.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-08-02
TO sTRAIGHTEN B. & o. LINE.
Reported That by Connection with Gould
Road P. R. R. Will Have Competition.
rBy Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

IBy telegraph 70 The Tribu1e
Pittsburg. Aug. lit Is reported that the Balti-
more & Ohio Railroad between Pittsburg and
Washington il to be Strengthened and shortened
through connection with part of the Western
Maryland road. 1t is said here that one of the
provisions of the Harriman-Gould deal this week
that a portion of the western end OF the
Goulds' Maryland line should be used in helping
the Baltimore & Ohio. by means of which 1t Is
intended to enter into competition with the Penn
syIvania for some of the Eastern business
For years the Baltimore Ohio has been prac-
ticay unable to compete with the straighter Penn
sylvania. but 1t is now thought this can De done
successfully.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-08-02
KELLOGG coNFERs WITH SIMS.

Chicago Aug Frank B. Kellogg, special gov
eminent attorney. arrived here to-day from Lenox,
Mass and spent the day comforting with District
Attorney Edwin w Sims about the government
case against the Standard Oil Company. The in
terview related chiefly 10 points which Mr.. kellogg
gathered In the civil suit which the government
brought against the corporation in New York
Mr. Kellogg went to St Paul tonight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-08-02
3. o. ORDERS 14.5oo TONS OF RAILS.

IBy Ieegraph . The IFibuneI
baltimore Aug 1.-The Baltimore G. Ohio Rail-
road Company placed an order to-day for 4. 800
tons Of steel rails The Maryland Steel Company
and the United Sta.cs Steel Corporation viii roll
all out I20G Of the material. order for that
amount having been placed with the Bethlehem
Steel Company. The total cost OF the rails will be
about s4asce3. The contract calls for Immediate
delivery
The cotton mills Woodbury. rushed
with work that the plant is in fun operation day
and night. The output is % per cent larger than
al this time year ago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-08-02
SHE CHARGED PSYCHIC CRUELTY. y
Charlotte Walker, Divorced from Husband
Denies She Is to Marry Mr. Hackett.

Chicago, Aug 1.-'Psychic cruelty is what is
alleged have forced Charlotte Walker, leading
woman in The Wolf playing at the Chicago
Opera House to sue for divorce from her husband
DR.. John B. Haden, of Galveston. Miss Walker
says that rumored enga cement between herself
and James K Hackett has had nothing at all to
do with her separation from her husband.
divorce granted Miss Walker at Galveston
yesterday She married to DR.. Haden about
twelve years ago. She Is the only child of the
late Colonel James Walker. Confederate soldier
and was formerly leading for Mr.. Hackett
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-08-02
SENATOR NIxoN's PARTNER WEEDS.

IBy Telegraph The Tribune
San Francisco, Aug l.--[eorge Wingfeld, for
rnerly a sporting man and at present the partner
q United States Senator Nixon in some of the
richest properties in Col iheld married Miss Maud
Nurdock daughter of Robert Murdoch cashier Of
tho Tinted States National Bank secretly on
THURSDAY, aad is spending his honeymoon in
los Angeles The wedding had been set for to-day.
a Nevada woman. who says she his wife, ap-
nearcd last night. and declares she will prosecute
~, for hiSamy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-08-02
FORTUNE FOR MRS. GUGeENHEIM7

IBy Telegraph to The Tribune
Denver, Aug lit became known here to-day
that the wife of Senator Simon Guggenheim mas
received q fortune estimated at S1000,OO0 to sl2-
200 900 from, the estate of her father wholesale
diamond dealer of New York. named Hirsch This
inheritance it is said makes her richer than her
husband. who gave up salary of $4,000 year
when he entered the Senate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-08-02
SENDS CHILDREN OUT; SEEKS DEATH
Dependent Over Separation from Husband
Woman Nearly Ends Life.

Mrs Hazel Calhoun who lives with her uncle.
Alexander Boehm, at No. 221 Kingsbridge Road.
attempted suicide last evening at that address by
shooting herself in left breast with her uncle s
revolver.
Mrs Calhoun, who is separated from her hus-
band the police say, has been respondent. and
last night she sent her two children out Of doors,
then went to her uncles room and shot herself
Just above the heart The wound was serious
one She was taken to Fordham Hospital. where
she Is a prisoner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-08-02
ELEPHANTlAsls VICTIM BURIED.

Pittsburg Aug 1.-The funeral of Mrs. Annie e
Lynch of McKeesport. who died last Friday from
elephantiasis weighing over five hundred pounds.
was held to-day The coffin weighed $50 pounds
and with the iron supports and the body. the total
weight was 100 pounds. 1t required twelve men
and three hours work to get the body into the
coffin and twenty-six men handled the straps and
rones in lowering 1t into the grave Fifteen pail
hearers carried the coffin, which had to be put
through large window and conveyed to the ceme-
tery in wagon.
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on FRIDAY.
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Sporrord ave : = IS II Of Casanova s., -
Trame dwIg h. 2Ox5i: 1. COIoutunni. owner L
Howard architect: cost = - 80, h
Ta+hrate ave e cor 1SSth ST. four brick 20. q.
1tb1se 2 stv and one styl. % 5isxSlXd5 eaSi,r
Weith Realty Construction Co owner . H-'e
architect. cost
EasfSbsster Raw W cor Layton ave IL -
frame boathouse 2)x30; Robert hoe-i'p'7-'
gunner T q Peterson. architect: cost
Anderson ave e : SIIO 5 II OF Jerome a.,
four 4 sty brick ten h. 2Ix9+ eacn. 'e ssI
II ZONES owner. L l Phyle. architecI eSs.,,
t1,SYes ave W : 275 II OF iS6th st; sly 80 -,
ten n. size irreg; c Dominica. owner +N''i---
Arrtender Co architects $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-08-02
OFFERINGS AT THE STORES
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION SEE THE ADVERTISE
MENTS IN TOD AYS TRIBUNE

STERN BROTHERS, West I'd street, direct at
tention to special sale tomorrow of raincoats
and also to the closing out of assortment of
travelling coats They also announce the con-
tinuance Of the closing sales Of wornens suits
and gloves. They will also have clearing sale of
misses and girls apparel and chdren's summer
clothing and hats.
b. ALTMAN & CO.. Fifth avenue, between 9th
and 35th streets. offer special values this week
in women's and misses garments bathing outfits
neckwear, gloves and large assortment of leather
articles for motoring and travelling They
mems and women's handkerchief.
GEORGE C. FLINT COMPANY. No. 43 West I'D
street offers special reductions this week in bed
room. dining room. drawing room, library and
smoking furniture. They also invite
tentlon TO their carpets rugs and drapeiies.
ARNOLD CONSTABLE & CO. Broadway and
18th street invite attention TO a special sale OF
kimonos house dresses and sacques They also
offer special values In wcmens hosiery vests,
linen sheets and pillow cases. robes. and women's
outing apparel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-08-02
TOMORROW.

investors. 1t is follows;
TOMORROW
ISL Sumner ave 20 fl Of PssSi 81 Igo' Sas
ms sale Of all II r 1ao 6 1ti Since oasTs st.
Of Hopkinson ave- 1s6xso sheriff SAFE f % Is
iSas or since East New York ave cor FORD $,
5104 4x5 eSssc F P $50 II # Of shenady ave-
21x127s Q; Michael Sa enrr saver ref: partition
ON TUESDAY
s7s It Of Ave y. runs = %
51st st - 70 Ave vaiSsr sgt KrtneT Realty
GO s. al; E BhK '9n Rsse s5s e % 81 *
IS1 gsn av Warner ast Fain & al TIeaf
ave- ara security 60 agt Clarke Constructor :. g
ct al. Bay 29h s.. s 20 Ema Jameson Palmetto
COS isaac 15o r. OF Knickerbocker ave 9Ox1go S an
ue sheindsmsn ct In5x Road 40xioo cross Austi
ireland Lumber Co agt John Muller a r 70 Al Tna1}oa ave
go to Ffegeman 2oox 4sT lV SIe iO Land
- Of Brooklyn all Graham ave s 500 y Fari .;
81 = o. az KnicKerbocker ave, . 4 \ = q As
rose St. 125x1OO: Lewis L MoErsl 2s5 ave- xro0 Philip
0'ConneIi adm. Ferdinand9 ITugo e ave- T 95x- to
P P05k eve pl Wiheimna schedemann sF a l''
CseItman ct al
on WEDNESDAY.
Humboldt St 9t Dsbsy0 E s s 5s ii 81
Columbus Trust co agt RGss AVE- Io0S5o wharton
sst Abes Coli Realty Al; woTsa5y ave ss, Fam ain
~ al sbefieId ave W s. $50 of Liberty ave 4v,
- a. ,.sorga ave. Bank OF North Hampstead agt 80 80
fSaaIt,- Go al Ross 1884 II " OF MAJ
ne s,iOO. 7 solomon agt N Hertzenstein et a.
ON THURSDAY.
9Th st. - 12s # of Hewes St so5lo o.. Iss
-.I,r,nar szt + VoIkon1rner al; Flushing AZ
co. ~ Sanford St 25x1OO. H NcElroy agJ vss1S
y. Il. peere ~ 276I II " OF COney lsanc
roas 1Ex1OI-f Martha A BrCckvay adInx Syrigz-s
ScbI,r,acher Il al: Dumont \ " cor o. 1---sf
- s0x9o- F4enning agt Annie kessler II a.. Lla
~ cor If Marcy ave 1O0x1S G. Harper 81 a. a.
rDs+sfn 81 al Rockaway :. 100 II ; OF L-
80 IanxIOO- A Lew agt L Rosenberg ct al
on FRIDAY.
-r,.. w cor Of Morgan ave. 3sx1oo $ Leg
- 7 Ponenone et al: SUmpte- st. : =" - Nv
Ietcben ave 5OxlOO LCng Island Security -
ste-da-n and Improvement al ba1l ssotoS.
lard OF L. Abrahans and II L0nnl9L -
F5avcka Vera Alderman - al
E 40 n 2 OF Watkins runs Six fA !. Z
raS+ Tavr YORK ave "a * 80 20 StoN
0sx " 5Ox ; COX W 5Ox SGx 30 10 peg, 20 1n-
American Trust Co OF the City OF y as' Op'
str1I Co ct al.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-08-02
SON OF CUBAN PATRIOT DEAD.

Columbia. S. G, Aug. 1.-Alfonse Beauregard
Gcnzales. son Of the late Ambroso Jose Gonzales
who shed first blood for Cuban independence. died
here this morning ct the his brother, Will
lam z. Gonzales aged forty-seven years. Other
relatives surviving him Ambrose E. Gonzales.
Miss Hattie Elliot Gonzales and Miss Annie Elliot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-08-02
BARON Won HORST ON HOP CONDITIONS.

The American Line steamship ST Paul arrived
last night from Southampton Among those on
hoard was Baron Louis Horst. OF Coburg.
Germany who has large hop interests in Cslifor-
MIA Speaking Of the situation in the hop industry.
he said that prohibition movement in the South
ard West as well the licensing bills in England
and Germany, had cut down the demand with the
result Of fall in prices such as TO make II IN
rroftahIe for the small grower.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-08-02
- vmHEEL HURLED EcRoss RIVER.

%orth Adams. Mass. Aug. IA big nywheel at
,be North Adams Gas and Electric company's
.'.,-.s here burst to-day, tore through the reef
!. - b,,udfng ard sailed through the air across
ba goosae River bnrying itself IN the side Of the
hr,old print Works. No enc was injured. The
damage is estimated al sle.ea.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-08-02
I,sERIAN MISSION RETURNS HOME.

Hamburg Aug. 1.-The members of the Lloerlan
mission who have been visiting Germany In order
70 promote better business relations between the
enp;re and Liberia departed to-day for Africa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-08-02
JERSEY CITY MILITIA AT SEA GIRT.

The 4tb Regiment of the New Jersey National
Guard about eight hundred strong left Jersey City
for the state camp at Sea Grit yesterday with
Colonel Brensinger in command. Company X, of
Hoboken fell into line Mercer street and Jersey
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-08-02
JUDGM ENTS-

The following judgments were heo
the first name being that OF the debtor
'''e 49, MI, - zoos 81 Is 81
Industrial Advertising Distributing Co-S1"e 10 So 50
chemical $50 So
New Leasing Col II WiiiiaHnsoa- 500 50
United states Title Guaranty and Indemnity s7s =
Wilton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-08-02
TRADING IN BROOKLYN.
Chance for Investors IN the Non
t0gue st. SaIeSrOOmS.

In the Real Estate Exchange Salesroo1ns Nos
40 and 1s1 Montague st. Brooklyn. the budget OF
auction offerings this week ought to- attract many
investors 1t is as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-08-02
SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.

San Francisco. Aug. 1.-The official closing quo
tations for mining stocks to-day were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-08-02

800
5000
On Gsl
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1908-04-02

with teachers and pupils on hand.
The attendance was very satisfactory
and the work started out in good
shape.
Come in and try pair Of Gotzisr's
shoes. Every pair guaranteed. N.
Nsthe.
Market Day special discount OF Is
per cent on rugs, carpets and curtain.
at Blied's.
Ten per cent Off on every pair Of
shoes for Market Day only. NJ.
Nathe.
Tuesday, April 7, VIM. Parker will
sell and deliver his sample line of
tailor made suits aud jackets at a big
discount at Blied's store.
You ought to see our line OF child
ren's suits from 5000 to $50. M.
Nathe.
Secure your gloves for Easter now.
Ladies who are judges of good quality
will do we'll to look at our lines before
buying elsewhere. Mel. Billed.
The weekly report of real estate
transfers show two in Sank Centre re-
Gently, namely: A. E. Lyman to c. d.
and y. E. Marshall, lot II, block Is,
81, 600; also Michael Noes to Jos. Mil
Ter, part of block II, 81, 500.
Great discount on rugs, carpets and
curtains for Market Day at Blied's
store.
Gold Medal Flour, the talk Of the
hour. Sold in this city only at Al.
bert DahIem's Grocery Department
Two travling men will sell their
sample line OF tailor made suits and
Jackets ranging in price from $1,000 to
$35 90 on Tuesday, April z, at Blied's
store.
Rev. ]. S. kingan was greeted by
two large and enthusiastic congrega-
tons last Sunday. 1t was his first
appearance, in the pulpit following his
return from his trip abroad. Mr..
Kingan finds little difficulty in getting
into the harness again.
The party Of Northern Pacific sur
veyors that were working here last
week relative to a stub line to the
grounds of the girls industrial school
finished up their work Friday and re-
turned to St. Paul Saturday morning.
Their report will be made soon and it
will not be long before there will be
something doing out at the north end
OF Main street.
Save money by getting your ice OF
the City Ice Co. See Houghton Bros.
OF Truman Boss.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1908-04-02
HOME HAPPENINGS

Easter Sunday comes on April ID.
It's worth looking into. that mems
shoe sale at The Boston.
Mr.. Curtis. director Of the bank al
Willard. has sold his interest to Mr.
Higley.
Ten oer cent off on every hat for
MARKET Day only. M. Nsthe.
Apples. Apples. Apples. Fancy
box apples at L. S. Bishop Co.'S.
The water in Sank Lake has been
rising very rapidly the past few days.
Miss Anna Parker is recovering
after q hong illness. She is rapidly
convalescing.
CaH and see our line Of cravanetts
and rain coats. IA. Natsre.
Fancy box apples at $1.35 per box at
McCracken & Burgess.
LOST--Initiai pin "W" and high
school sO5 pin. Finder return to
Winifred Cooper.
Hats, Hats. Come in and see
our tine Of spring hats. M. Nathe.
Get box OF fancy apples at .Mc-
Cracken & Burgess for 81 80.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. f. Carr entertained
a company of friends at cards Friday
evening. All presant report a fine
time.
Twenty per cent off on every suit
Tor Market Day only. NJ. Nathe.
Mrs. A. W. Austin, sdirector OF the
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1908-04-02

Congregational church, is preparing
special musical program for + aster
Sunday.
| Big discount sale of mems fine
shoes and Oxfords all this week at The
Boston.
FOUND:-Y earling, black heller
calf, Hultgren farm, Route Box Il.
Owner can have same by paying for
| this ad.
Men who enjoy saving money will
wear a smile OF satisfaction il they
take in the big discount sale at The
Boston shoe department.
Miss Ruby Reed, who has been un-
der physicians care for the past two
weeks, returned to her home in Glen
wood Friday.
Ten per cent OF on every article
in our store Market Day. N. Naths.
The best and cheapest Of the season.
Fancy l bu. boz apples. Don't fail to
get one at once. They'll 80 quick.
L. s. Bishop Co.
The Board OF Education meets to-
night for the regular April meeting.
Following the recent election the
board will recognize for the year.
Shoes. Shoes. We have a large
line of mems and boys fine and work
shoes, every pair guaranteed. Vt.
Nathe.
A special for Market Day. We
have Just got in some fine box apples
which we will sell at lowest price OF
the season. l.. s. Bishop Co.'S
The public schools reopened Mon
day morning after weeks vacation,