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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-02
ssTRANEI"-FREE
FORECIosURE aALEa

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YOrk-Henry W J. HucknaII and another.
as Trustees. Plaintiffs. against Minnie Rior-
dan ct al Defelta1ts--il pursuance OF d
Judgment OF Foreclosure and Sale. duly
madT and entered IN the ab0ve--nt!lled
action and bearing date the 1sC DAY Of
September. 1905. 7 the Uud=-siEuec- the
Referee in said judgment named viii sell
Z at public auction. AT the Exchange sales
room. Nos Il and rs Nesey street n the
. Borough Of Manhattan. City OF New YORK
on the Soth dag OF Sepjenloer- ISso. az =
o'clock noon. on that day. BY Joseph 2.
Day. the AuctlOneer. the premises directed
by said judgment 20 Do sold. and therein
described as follows
All that certain LOT. piece or parcel OF
land. with The buildings thereon erected
situate. lying and being II the Seventh
Ward OF the CITY o. New York bounded
and described as follows
Beginning at point formed BY the inter
section n the soUtherly side Of Cherry
street with the westerly side % Gouverreur
street. running thence sCutherlv along SAD
westerly side o. CTGCverneur street sixty
eight t6Sl feet. more or less. thence vest
erly parallel or nearly 50 with the south
erTy side OF Cherry street. seventy-one t7N
feet two % inches more or less. thence
northeriy parallel or nearly 50 with the
westerly side OF GOuverusCT street sixty
five 60 feet. more or less. 90 the southern
side Of Cherry street. thence eastsrIy along
said sOutherly side OF Cherry street sixty
nine t6al feet SIX go inches. more or less. 20
the point or place OF beginning. said prem
ises being known IS Nos $50 81 al6 $40
Cherry street and No. y CTouverneur street
Dated New York. September 4 1905
FRANCIS y McCOLLTM. Referee
FREDERICK TREVOR HILL. Attorney
FOR Plaintiffs. No. SO Wall street Bor-
ough OF Manhattan. New York CITY
The following IS a diagram OF the prop
erty TO hs sold. its street numbers are
800. 371 and 3T3 Cherry street and No Il
3ea SCI and 81 Cherry street
SO = - ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-02
DISSIPATION OF 100000 CHARGED
TRy Telegraph to The Tribune


Ruralo Oct. Charges OF gross mismanage-
r,ent bv the supreme officers Of the Independent
order Of Foresters and Of dissipation Of about 81.
ooo GOO of the funds Of the order made at a
meeting OF the members tonight The entries IN
the report show that out OF S964.619 collected in
Great Britain from 1896 to 1905. 1871 237 was
charged to expenses. The constitution Of the
der permitted that only $147,09s should have been
expended in this manner. Il shown that s2s5.-
600 was expended in extending the order in
ia These items, IT is stated, only in
stances Of many in support OF the assertion that
money had been spent reckIessIy and ilIegaIly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-02

The approximate amount Of the lien or
charge 20 satisfy which the above described
property Is 20 De sold. g twenty-nine thou
sand nine hundred thirry-fve and , 100
% g35 3-f0Of dollars. with interest thereon
from the 18th day OF August. 1905. to-
Eether with costs and allowance amounting
u three hundred seventy-seyen and -5-fcO
dollars with interest from September =
1905. together with the expenses o. the sale.
The approximate amount OF the taxes as
sessments and water rates or other liens.
which are % - allowed 20 the pur~hS ser
out OF the purchase money. or paid by the
Referee g. 81 6f9 10 ana interest
Dated New York. -@ptrTr Der 3. ZOOS
FRANCIS y HcCuLLCM. Referee
sTb. sal. in the above entitled action is
hereby adjourned % Wednesday. October :.
Igns a. the same hour and place.
Dated New York September 10. i9oS
FRANCIS y NcCOLLJM Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-02
ADOPT STEEL CARS.
Hartman Lines Place Second Ldrg-
est Order EUer Gjren.

Chicago oct. 1.-The Hartman lines, It was an
nounced to-day. have decided to adopt steel pas
sa,gsr cars over the entire system, and have given
TO the Pullman company order for go steel cars
Of miscellaneous types The order is the largest
ever given, it is stated with the exception OF one
placed by the Pennsylvania company last year
The cars are to be steel shells, and are 70 have as
Ii+1 wood in their construction as possible. It is
said they will be almost indestructbe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-02
Raj E0 4D[
49, IEESEH cENIsAL

IWO-HOCE TRAIN TO LADELPk14A
EVERY HOUR on THS hOJ T.
F0k PHILADELPHIA. " " % , - -,
go. $50 BID. -. $50 1880 -
lilo a. m. I2-5O. ID. L50. 30. so a -
$50. $50 90. so. $50. 100 p 4
sEndays. $50. $50. 40 1870. ll.90 A. n
1880. ISO. so. 40. &C. "a. 49, 80
$50. l02U. IE5O ? H.
Lv. LIBERTY sT--I3O. G30. 100. %.
$50. GOO. 10 90 1f-CO IL3O a. ~. III
EoOn. 100. 100 200. AGO. 4CU. 40. 49,
800. 100. soc. 70 = H.. y - mldals1l-
Sundays. L-30 500. 800. 1000 IL 70 A. n
1900 noon. 100 2-oo- 200. 400 100. 8oo-
zee. 500 800 10 30 2 m Il IS Fnidri s1E-
FOR BALTIMORE AN HA-HLNC9A O-s-
Lv- ". I'D ST :-T-s0. s50. 1Ly0 a ~
ERTY ST. 81. 500. 1000 a. m. = n
neon. 200. 400 go. 100 ? IA daily
FOR LAKEWOOD AND LAX EHJF p +
Lv. ". I'D ST---8-50 a. u- tZ5O saIs-
only). 10. 20. so ? m Sgn1ays 5.s3.
BIO a n. 2 % ,. Ia Lv- L 5EHIE So
-4-Oo. 1000 a. "a. QoO Sat5- onlyl' ~
$40. 800 ? IL SEncays- 10. lo-1O a H.
F65R ATLANTIC CITY. Lv W zsd
? n sundays. $50 a M ? 20 ? m "
LIBERTY ST. 1000 a go S2zs-
0nly). 40 ? H. sundays. l0OO a L.
VIA ALI. RAII4-Lonx Branch. As5urZ
Park. Ocean Grove &c Lv- " I'D ST
$50 112O m %. leo sat5- onlyls
8 81 IL - .. m ~untays : % a n. 250.
b D N Lv- LIBERTY sT---4o0 SO
lid A. II. tLL 40. ~ 5Ala- oll-Jls ~
33U As 5.15 except Sats-f. SO. sd
,. n. Il OF Midnight Sundays. TO. BID
a IN, % $40 p
SANDY HOOK ROUTE FOR At.antic
Highlands sea Bright M0ums1-n Beach-
Long Branch. Asbury PARK Cceau csr1ss.
&c. Lv- Pier s.. Y r. Foot ". "a St
10 % a. IT.. y 30 SO 4lS. - Q n
Sundays. s-30 a M. loo. T.45 p a Lsass
Pier 10 y r. Foot cedar St 10 % a. n.
] Co 3 45 AS. $40 D sundays. Zoo
a. m 20. : 70 D IA
Tine tables may b. obtained a. follow
ing Offices Liberty St. " ~ 81 Tel
Chelsea 314G Piers 10 and -. n R.
Sstor HOUSE. Z45 434- 800. 1854 3rcatEay.
Is2 gZ5 GsT FLeth Az. ZIsS Tntrd Az. III
West I25rh ST. 2f5 Columbus Az New
YORK. 4 Court St 343. "a FrlItlu s. -
Ncstrard Az Brooklyn 3so EroatwaFs
Williamson NeW T1-z Transfer Co calls
For and CHECKS baggage % Destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-02
FEAR LEAD TO SUICIDE.

.Py Telegraph 10 The Tribune
Philadelphia, Oct MADE insane by fear that
ne volld be- Sent 70 jail for contempt OF cour..
William II Ashley. a Philadelphia Reading
fvi,1hu7an killed himself by shooting to-day in a
vacant lor near his home Ashley, who had been
Fuulnonel 70 appear IN Allentown Tesday to testify
II an accident suit missed his train.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-02
WESTERN FREIGHT RATE INCREASE.

g 7l,fs oct. &c. c. Halle, vice-president and
81 manager Of the Missouri, Kansas & Texas
t5aiIvra, testified before the Interstate Commerce
I--,rrissio1 to-day that freight rates VIII be ad-
vanced on all lines in the territory OF the West-
- --,,r,l- lines committee and on all roads IN the
- - the trans-Missouri committee. The
s,a- embraces Chicago and the country between
- lIfsefssiupi and the Missouri rivers, and the
80 embraces the country west Of the Missouri
F,iy-a- as far as Utah.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-02

WORKERS ROAD MUST USE AIR BRAKES
Albany. oct. The Public Service Commission
- the % District to-day announced that II had
ordered Leslie Sutherland, receiver OF the Yonkers
T,anroad Courany, TO forthwith begin the work of
rIacfng airDrakes on all passenger cars operating
hat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-02
PALTIKCRE z CEIo z. r.

tEO1 A. Blu r LIN -E--AA-ai--
every other hour on -Es even hour.
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
Direct Connections n Nsvy T1ion stario1-
washtnCrou- WITH all Lines S1arl-
Leave New York Daily 20 - LEY =
WASHINGTON. usrs. Il-JG On 80 an
V-ASFINGTON. Diner. $50 am 500 ara
WASHINGTON. Diner 80 ara 10 ~ an
WASaTNTTON. Diner. fG-I0 an - % m
WASHINGTON. Buffet. $50 Pm Z05 pun
Pastor car = T 70 Richmond. NaJ
ROYAL LTD o." Diner. a5e pm % Pm
" sSFTTNCYTON Diner r Ju Pm q 20 rrn
wsSrJTN-C,TCN Buffet $50 1r Z 90 puz
Trough Daily Trains' 20 IRE = ssr
cErCar.O PITTS BURG Z 30 an 2 % an
CT4I~aC0 COTT-NRT-S- r. 70 an - % n :
PITTS 9T-PG. CT.F-vTr.-D. $40 IN 400 Pm
sPTTTSBTPrT LIMITED, 81 20 pm t-p1 pa
CTN- ST LlT-IS. r.1T-TzV-, y 50 pm 10 an
GIN ST LOUIS. LOTTST. $50 an % gg an
GIN ST LOUIS LOEE@E-. % Pm 500 pm
Or1ces- 345 4s34 1890 Broadway Ast1r
House. los Greenwich 81. - 5ra Az Ssl
Grand s. y Y 343 Fulton 81. E-ccklyo.
West go St and Liberty 81
After 8 =. r. Sleeping Ca E-s@-v -
ans fulf information regarding trains. etc
can l. obtained ar Bureau OF Lnc1ru-arion-
B Z O. r r. 23d ST Terminal 'Phons
Nrrr-ns- n "A Chelsea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-02

- ST. .s-... iz5s5-. SO - $50. - Dry D5r-
p -nEs Institution AIRY person ha if4e
-e---s upon sid book - 'al.ed Up1T -
L-e.=l-i The same . the bank within thirty
80 ~ rr- said book Viii Dc declared
.-ae-sa ana sxtingrllsnea SID 4 Dew one
'ssitl BIZ leu rbereaI
~ -7l.-- t3luk5o-x 40 ssg. 90 Of Dry Dock
"a. lngE Institutes. AM person having
am aEal said took IS allied upon 70
'---l Tic same 60 tie bank within thirty
80 or r1@ said book WlI be declared
-ee- en-. eNtinelisneG ana new one
@s3sc r Hrl .hsre1f
- or STOLEN BarEho1z 40 81 90
ne German SAL lcs Bank ia the CITY
!. 49, crs- CDTneT 4tL as-r- ana Jan 81.
eslec - DAVID Myers -.L DsTsrns are
elllonec against negotiating tn@ same y
Returned -a inc hsnE On the 2sd dsE of
-oi~f lsS 3 duplicate All IL issued
Ok STOLEN fsankbo0k 30. 53h,3"4,
= The ErIgra n Industrial savings Rank
- '1.It st0trs-c- liesss return book 10
Ill, ~. - CEsmbeIs 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-02
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED


ATTENDANT. nurse, valet 70 invalid gen
tlenau. good mass=ur; many years ex-
perience; honest sober and competent, best
OF references John Stalter. @iS West
6stH st
BUTLER q japanese. with reference
for experience and character. city OF
country. H. Box -. Tribune Office,
CARETAKER. gardener. farm manager.
thoroughly experienced: devOting all
taTnDerate. references. Adress Lock Box
IS PIeasantvlile Station. n !.
CAPETAKER or WATCHMAN-In any
business house: reference; can give bond.
Il. Boughton. 800 5th ave
general HCusewoFk' in private family
city or country; long experience y f.
80 Nassau st. Brooklyn
OOOK-Bv German. butcher and carver;
help chef II wanted; city O. country.
A. B 15@ Wes. 13Sth St
COOK vAI.ET.-By japanese student
evening. as cook, valet for bachelor,
references. MATY. Il Concord ST. Bklyn
CoAcHMAN.- Scotch, single: understands
gardening furnaces. Is years expert
anSe an kinds OF work. city or country
-sIable. strictly temperate VIII work lot
small salary TIL spring. Malcolm X MOI
rison. 432 Sd ave
COACHMAN and usefu. man IN country.
Jacob Speiser care OF Emil Sem, SOB East
55th St
r0ACHNAN or GROOM-Ry neat tidy.
smooth faced Irishman; careful, reliable;
will be useful anything needed. excellent
rayerenrc Carpenters Bureau, 154 6jE ave.
C0ACIIAF would Ike position
with private family; can ride. drive. take
care ffrst-class horses. carriages, harness.
yy-ittea personal references 4, N, Box
Is Tribune once.
COACHAiAN-singIe:' can drive single or
double. take care OF automobiles. gen
s-all,- usaful all around; country preferred,
good references Scranton. 6i Jackson st.
CoA Gilman and GROOM.-Colored. single
thoroughly experienced. capable and
liable. understands the business. industri-
- faithful sober. excellent reference from
srs+ rIass families Address COachman,
arc warren, 2ls West nth st
rC,CEvAN-By neat young Scotchman-
c,refsl driver, GENERALLY useful. excel
TsvT references. has friend as stsoleman.
= Mathew sons Bureau, SIS Gth ave. Tel
sTs Bryant
C0.Cf4MAN.- Gentleman selling out his
horses. Il years personal reference J.
-,irare stable. 40 Vest a4th 81
COUPLE. cook ana butler ocoioredj, two
ears, reference from last employer. city
- c-trrrry r. b Miss Fitzgerald Bu-
-. 6O3 Jth ave, corner 4-d 81
~OT-pT MAN useful. table or outside
[,orL-- wife cook and laundress. both
r,.r-Ta1- Young. neat, references H.,
STa-hav-s0n Bureau. SIS 6th ave Tel 31S
Bryant.
cARBFNER single, useful. practical ex-
reri-nce In all branches Of gardening
-eF.rences- ten years in one place. II. X
laS clinton ST., Brookly n
f-Apr,p,>s Married. 10 children. can
S+rrfsh best OF references from last EN-
-IoTer- sixteen years experience IN all
torl'bas ~ gardening. NJ. ". Baker.
aosr once. Dobbs Ferry. \. I.
CApUESER. German 30 single under
LANDS general gardening. driving care
E,rses carriages COW, poultry best ref
Srfbce Carpenters Bureau lS4 6th ave
cApDE.s,rE. Swiss. -; experienced In
lsndscape gardening. culture of veg
tables frame and greenhouse plants first
| class references. Schauheloerger IL j
sSa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-02
ocEas STEAMERS
NCsTR CEsNAN LLOYD.

ANaEgh IEHadsAN ALV Us
Fast Express Service.
MISUNDERSTANDING URG-BRENE.S .
Kronprinz WIN. oct. 81 Kaiser d Gr-0 ~. = =
Kaiser VIM II. Oct Is Ceciiie -.
Twin-Screw Passenger Serv,SSE,s
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OUR RE - -
2 Fried Nvu Oct 9 fFried- d. Gf--tS- %
fBsrbarossa.- IS Kurfuerst e'e-- -
Bremen direct
Mediterranean Service
GLIB -NAPLES-GENOA. at II A-A-:
4 Albert. go. Oct 10 X Luise -.-- 80. - a.
From Bremen Piers on Cd and 4th sts--
Hoboker.
y. q. LLOYD IRA VEILERS' CHLClr9,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-02
pKHrsMAkISG AND MILLINERY

uPESSMA EEE COMPETENT. BY dqv. e "a
CITY. country selrustress WorS s. rsrsr.
erce i65 East S-st -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-02
BOARD AND ROOMS.
L0ST-BsNKROOEs-

- WEST I'D ST-SIcely furnished
.s..Ins- 1ath. a-ean. keat. excellent taDIe
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-02-22
eseitsmsns on the Sun.

ThcrS IL now visible upon the sua's
disk a remarkable array VI spots In
which rapid changes are taking place.
The activity 10 which they are due h
w doubt connected With the vrvat sun
dame. shooting ny ~ an slsvati0a "
$4,000 milss. which Was rvcsudy Oh.
served st the Radcliffe obsssv stosy.
Oxford. The entire length u the dis.
mrted srra. which lies practically
parallel with the suns equator. u not
less than $4,000 miles.
Recent spertruscopic studies oe great
sun spots have stimulated intsrsst In
these wonderful phenomena BY show.
Ing that In the nature Of the light Civ.
en- forth from them they bear q ~.
semblancc to certain red stars which
appear 10 10 In . more " isss I'd.
vancsd stage oe dscadsucs. Thus they
serve % Indications VI the existsncs
Of . tendency IN our sun toward Q
change VI state which will probably
end In its ultimate eXtinctioa. Oar.
rstt r. Serv!ss In New York American.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-02-22
DANGEROUS FREIGHT.


4
carpsss That Are Q Source 81 OaWOeF
10 vssssls.
Exhaustive sxperimsnts b. the New
south Wales sovsrumsut have nov
cr,y.,.-vh., hss ali along been sus.
,.,,.., -,h., ~,ol w,, under certain
,,.,,.. ,.,,,,~ .,..,.,.u,.,v AM,
.""a'''V.. .....
'na' eo"ssNus'''
cargo 10 carry
Probably. therefore, u VIII W suusu
to the list VI commodities which the
boari Of trade decwes must b. slowed
With extra care. commo.iitics which In.
,,,d. .uch d,v.r,s .rticlrs n matches.
..,.,. ..,,.w,., .,., wh.., ana ,,m.
''
UT. ,
iuh' however vi" '"' "o' W."
Solat'on 10 th~ nsrassea ssa csp's'"'
since nll these thinss have u bs car
ricd anyhow. somehow, Residca, the
danger frequently lies not % much In
,nrs,rs known 10 l,s DANGEROUS a. In
,ho.. .nn,,,u.,, IA l,s .sfe.
rh,s . ,.,~, ~ ,,... b.,,,l.s ,sm.
wichita an .,.. ~ wr.,L,n. nm. calling
.h,, C.n., ,0 an. hi. ~ W,sh, . .hor,
,in,. 49,, .na . n.,.n, nsin, ar,,ns
nr.,,,.,.,,,, .ns,,,..s -. ..na 4, IN. h.,s .
Tom os m. ,,r,,, os M,,rlisn m. DO
,.r,, .,S ,h. ,aa .o,,. .hos r,s h.,,
p,,.,,... Tho, s.c.y.., ,n,o . ou,,iS
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-02-22

That . large part of the eastern
fresh hslibut comes FROM the Pacific
coast will probably surprise many ol
the lovers u that huge nsh. The bust.
ness Of western hslibut b growing
constantly. aud the supply going 10
Boston comprises about oil u the 2;..
OoO.OO pounds . year taken BY tbs
oshsrmsn in seattle and Alaska. Ths
ash b carefully toxsd and Iced down
and then rushed TO Boston BY ssprsss
freight aud sold back again ~ New
YORK. Chicago and other large csntsrs
for distribution. Comparatively little
halibut 10 taken to Boston ia vessels.
fan Francisco Argousut.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-02-22

According to the eleventh annual ~,
port Of the secretary Of agriculture
made public recently. the main crops
Of the country are valued % follows;
Corn. eSaO. 100000: hay. $4,000 600;
cotton e676.O0O.O0O; wheat. 100000.
o00; oats. s3e0.Oo0.000: potatoes. SiSo,.
100000; barley. Sil5.00O.OOO; tobacco,
vi. 10000: rice. SiS.o00.000; poultsy
and egss. ee00.0o0.0 900; dairy products.
os0Q, 10000.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-02-22
BRIEF MENTION

II A. fS.x,s-. Nnis u1 IL coon nal IN hes
'
r,.,', '.,,.
~.. IN ~. 50. r.,,,,,, -. ,,,.. h.,.
rurr Al, ,. ,..,.,.,. an.
v,.v,s, a, wir,cr,,.
A. M r. ,,. .,,, d,
-. T., s.,.,. -. ~. .n anita. :,
.,... .,
,,,s.
fa'her rens' mas gone TO Mcrr"' !"
MAKE maj arrangement" "f W" W.
s"""k " ''''''"'" v" w" wv"
>a'"""e >""''" ~ '""' P'"'s' '"s
'"''"'"s WI cost so""' s'""'
Furnished and nnfarnishc,i rooms ior
housekeeping. inqrirc Of u. Z. fel,s.
'''"e' ''"' A"u "' '''"'
Shs' Horton the s'"ekma"' lett u"
day for Oakland. where he will remain
Tor sbou, 10 dsys. From ,h.r, h, viii
20 to Portland and then to Prinevilir.
Mr.. Horton expects to buy oil his .tecr.
n, nav, ~,,,.,.. ..,,u.,, Il, c,,.
County.
An Li,.,. ~ fame, shin. war. =,
R.A~;,.. u.,A~.,. Co..
som.,hins In. so head Of silver Lake
cattle .,. h.i,v ~;n,.,.., In N. Ch.~.u.
can valley. and r.ror,s from ,,.a, section
a.. -. +, Ii. 49,,
tor than usnal. Little SNOW has fallen
.,a ,..,;,. 40, ,..,, ,,n ,.,,
MA vo. know ,h., w,,,.,. h.So,.
Of IN. IN, ,..., watch ,..k.,, on IN.
co.., and vou can ,., van, x,k ,,o,.
promptly! y
Sixteen. inch and four. foot wood for
sale In .nv ouantitv. Leave order. a,
ns''kemPes . 'ewe!iy store OF New
'''' ."o o "S ~
teri Hospital. We will give u the lss,
of treatment. All work guArant~ei.
'"' tue 'rs' 1'x U" "w" 90" !" '"e
,,,.,.,
'
This IL the last week VI the Picture
Sale at the Star Drug Store.
Sugar cure,l hams and chickens at the
Fast End Meat Market,
Don't forget 10 watch The rand'dssss
'"'"'"" :" ~. "e,""' y ."e's We" :"
-"""""ee"'s"" "e'"s "s"" WV! "sy'
HAY FOR sAIE-,so ,oo. os h.v
al. T., ....,,,i =, ,, m.
~.
NO" Is 'oe '''ne ~ gel some "ee plat
nun Pho'"sfaPh'. Ihe Pf"r VIII sur
" "''
Wrivht's csndsnce.i smoke Tor curing
meat. a, m. s,., D,,, s,.,.
rh.cs.s q LOT Of romsac. a,one ~
GOOD old aw<s. but We would kick lfks |
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-02-22
gASiish Not WaotsA.

~ an sxcssuing)y significant ana 4
y 20 usans infrsqusnt experience =
esso Advertisements In Canadian ~.
e.: shat end up mo Er siish nssd ~.
oN ednss Brooks IN HaspsTe
Weshu.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-02-22

Tks New otssl osx Care.
0eesl boa ears have bssn built rsseaG
y which WIN weigh about 5000 poan1e
~ than wooden cass q ths eans
~ aA1 eapaeiu.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-11-29
MILTON, IND.

Milton, Ind. Nov. 2S.-"The Servant
in the House." played at the Gennett,
Richmond, was attended by a num-
Der of Milton people Thursday night.
they being DR.. and Mrs. l.. M. Gentle,
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Brown, Mr.. and
Mrs. Will B. Daniels. Mr.. and Mrs.
James Doddridge, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Morris, Oscar Kirlin, and Miss Hazel
Ferguson.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Diets and Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Stahl and daughter Mary, of
Richmond, visited Mr.. and Mrs. J. F.
Coons Thanksgiving. Mrs. Stahl and
daughter continued the visit until SUM-
day.
Among the out-of-town guests at the
Kniese-B eeson wedding, were Miss
Jessie Price, Hamilton, Ohio; Mr. and
Mrs. Chester Miller, Plainfield; Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Petro, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawrence Hittle, Miss Alma Kruch-
Ter, Indianapolis, Miss Donovan, Elk
hart.
Ross Parker is much improved from
his recent illness.
Miss Elda Ford accompanied Miss
Miriam Parkins home from Moore's
Hill. where both attend school.
Miss Ruby Moore is home from
Rushville, where she attends high
school.
Chas. Borders and family of Mt.
Summit are visiting George Borders
and family.
Mr. and Mrs. R. p Lindsay are en-
tertaining a house party of guests at
Beechwood among whom are Mr.. and
Mrs Will Earhart and Mr.. and Mrs
Corwin of Richmond.
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GREENSBORO, IND.

Greensboro. Ind, Nov. 2S-Harmon
Davis, wife and children were enter
tanned by John H. Roller and family
recently, north of town.
Harry Buntin of Richmond, spent
Thursday here with friends and rela-
tives
The people of this community made
O. donation to the lats Mrs. Augusta
Bowman's children Thursday, of pro-
visions and money
John F. Clawson is seen on our
streets again during business hours,
after being confined to the house for
some days by sickness.
Henry Farmer of Williamsburg. was
doing business here Friday.
The annual rabbit hunt of the
Greensboro Gun club Thanksgiving day
resulted in victory for Captain John
A. Linderman's squad, as they captur-
ed forty cotton tails and five quails,
and Captain Mclaughlin and his squad
killed thirt-five rabbits and five quails
There were eighty persons at the sup
per in Kienzle's hall and Captain Nc
Laughlin and his company paid the
bill.
John NJ. Albertson of Richmond.
was on our streets transacting bust
ness Friday.
Richard Fawcett, living north of
town. moved to his son Williams near
Williamsburg, a few days ago, where
he will make his future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bartlett of Muneie,
spent a few days with her sister, Mrs.
T. B. Gunckle and family.
Mrs. Mary Pagan was a guest of her
daughter. Mrs. Alois NJ. Nicholson,
Thursday and Friday. south of town
Miss May Parker of Connersville is
the guest of her grandma, Mrs. Will
lis Cain
Mrs. William Boyd returned from
Cambridge Friday after a few days
visit with her daughter, Mrs. Roy
Copeland.
James Fowler of Camden, O., was in
town Friday on business
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Cook came back
from a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Perry
Russell of New Madison, o.
Mrs. Betsy Jane Bailey, of New Cas-
tie, is spending few days with her
sister, Mrs. Cyrus o. Albertson. east of
town.
Mrs Daniel Dulhagan was calling
on relatives at Richmond Friday.
Mrs. John III. Chapman and Mrs. Da-
vid Brooks were in Hagerstown
Thursday on business.
Will Ellis and wife were recently
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick
Quigley near Webster
Richard Smith of Hagerstown. was
here Friday calling on friends and rel
atives.
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CENTERVIlLE, IND.

Cen:erville, Ind, Nov. 2S.-The Bry-
An Woman's Cemetery association
will meet on next Wednesday after
noon, December at the home of Mrs.
Minnie NJ Wright in Centerville. The
annual election of officers will occur
then and a full attendance Of the
members Is requested.
Miss. Martha Peelle spent Thanks
giving day with her relatives, William
l.. Boyd and family in West Rich
mond.
Mr.. Harry Dent and wife nee Miss
Hattie Green will go to housekee ping
next Monday in l. L. Houck's property
on East Walnut street.
Mrs. Mary Dunbar who has been
critically III for several weeks is bet
ter. She is one of the oldest and
most highly esteemed residents OF
Centerville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark A. Stevens en-
tertained at dinner on Thursday. Mr.
and Mrs. Hugh NJ. Stevens. Mr. Wal
ter Grimes all of Richmond
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Lane and
daughter Ethel are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Garrett for a short time
at Someryi,;e. Ohio
Mr. and Mrs. Orlando Hobson of
Dunreith and Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Hobson and son Merle of Richmond.
were guests at dinner on Thursday OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Lindley Morgan