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The new South-news., 1908-02-29
BRAIN POWER.
Increased by Proper Feeding.

lady writer who not only has
done good literary work. but reared
a family, found in Grape-Nuts the
ideal food for brain work and to de-
velop healthy children. She writes:---
am an enthusiastic proclaimer
or Grape-Nuts as regular diet
formerly had no appetite in the morn
ing and for s years while nursing
my four children. had insufficient
nourishnent for them.
Uuablc to eat breakfast 1Rk
faint later, and would 50 TO tha
try and eat colo chops. sau 49,
cookies. doughnuts or anything IkSyr
pened to find Being writer at
times my head felt heavy and my
brain asleep.
When I read OF Crape-NHts I
began eating 1t every morning. also
gave it to the children. inclading my
l . months old baby. who soon grew
as fat rs little pig, good natured
and contented.
Within week l had plenty OF
breast milk. and felt stronger within
two weeks. l wrote evenings and
feeling the need OF sustained brain
power. began eating a small saucer
OF Grape-Nuts with milk instead cf
my usual indigsstible hot pudding.
pie, or cake for dessert at night.
"Crape-Nuts cid wonders for me
and | learned to like it, l did not
mind my housework or mothers
cares, for l felt strong and full OF
go. grew plump, nerves strong.
and when l wrote my brain was
active and clear: indeed. the dull
head rain never returned"
There's 4 Reason
Name given by Postum Co., Battle
Greek. Mich. Read The Rss1 -
Wellville." in pkEs.
The new South-news., 1908-02-29
FIFTEEN BILLIONS or MANI
rbcrUeEe.
Bureau Shows Huge Totals Of
Products and Exportt.

&aHN~~ @WNWH f'h8' f"t9fH "
Products and Exports.
Fifteen billions Of dollars represent
ihe value Of the production of manu-.
faciures ia the United States 10 the
3oar ended june 80. aa shown in ihs
annual report ~ Col John ~. Cai
son. chief ~ the Bureau Of Manufac.
tnrrT
fa.t gear ihn aggregate value OF
f0mcafIc merchandise exported wai
1855 1000 iDN 900 increase ~ nearly
fi3inN0.n0l ofos The preceding year.
lu fhis classification manufacture
ready for consumption are credited
With gis0000.000. and "foodatuns
partly or wholly Manufactured" and
manufacture for further use IN
mauufarfuflng aHrreenilnv fg0G. .000-
ion afo grouped. making the argre-
raie value OF manufacture exported
tlose 100000
Special Significance is attached To
iho Increase of nearly S200O0. 900 10
the exports of completed manufaci
uff9 iu fiew cf tho fact that the OK
ports of cotton cloths declined more
than s2i 900 900 because Of the loss
BOO the cotton trade with China
The c0iionscod product exports for
the year were upward of ff05O0.O0n.
nn increase ~ 1a.5UO00O over 1906.
ln commenting on these nguros the 90.
port faya
Aside from iia intrinsic value thla
relatively ucw Industry has ON eco.
nomle value and Importance TO tho
country tho beneficial results Of which
afo especially felt in, tho several
iiaies ln which cotton is indigenous
and lu which the coHonaced industry
iH naturally l1cntod"
The Fnccoas attending Investigation
hy rxpcrli sent abroad has iod 10 mo
adoption of the policy of specializing
myosilgailonH OF trade conditions la
foreign markets
One OF the obstacles fo the enlarge
mcnt of export trade i1 the unccr.
ininty of transit between places Of
production and the aoabonrl Mor
chants in the Ofient especially com.
plain that calculation cannot be- made
na 90 when goods ordered ln the United
States viii be- delivered, and IN
consequence orders go 20 European
houses that should come 20 those Of
ihiH country Tho bureau has been IN
correspondence with managers Of rail.
way ana nccnn steamship companies
with % ylew GO obtaining more reliable
nni rapid transit for merchandise
destined 10 foreign countries
Demands malo hy business men for
the extension of the parcels post 10
foreign countries is discussed n Is
nsscried that this extension would
open markets now closed to American
business wcn for lack Of transporla-
uon facilities, hut which are open to
their rompaNtorH
The new South-news., 1908-02-29
Still More Remark able,

ut is remarkable that birds are
so intelligent, when they're so small.
isn't it?" asked one member of the
Easy Information Club of her choic-
est friend, as they walked home to-
gether from talk on "Our Home
Birds"
Yes. isn't it," assented the friend,
eagerly. "Why, Just think even how
very clever the little cuckoos in
cuckoo-clocks are. and of course they
are only little wooden birds. -
Youths Companion.
The new South-news., 1908-02-29
Sun Dial.

If | should ever lose my watch
would make a sun dial out of a
water tumbler. Take n plain water
tumbler and close its top with a
round slat OF wood, into the centre
OF which stick a darVing needle. On
the outside OF the glass paste n mar
row strip of paper which has been
soaked in oil Then place the glass
on a slanting piece of wood and the
sun dial is ready. At 8 in the morn
ing place the glass so that the needle
throws a shadow on one end of the
The new South-news., 1908-02-29
CUT THIS OUT.
Home Recipe for the Quick Cure Of
Coughs and Colds,

Mix one-half ounce of Concentrated
Oil OF Pine with two ounces OF gly-
cerine and half pint OF good whis-
key; shake we'll each time and use in
doses OF teaspoonful to a table
spoonful every four hours. 1t will
break up an acute cold in "a hours.
The ingredients can be secured from
any druggist at small cost and easily
mixed at home. True Concentrated
OIL OF Pine" Is product of the labor
itories OF the Globe Pharmaceutical
Company, OF Dayton, Ohio, and comes
nut in half ounce vials enclosed in
In screw top air tight cases.
The new South-news., 1908-02-29

Three things 20 rovem-tcmper
tongue. and conduct
Three ihines 90 cultivate COURAGE
affection and gon,loness.
Three things TO commend thrift.
industry and prompmess.
Three things to dcsplsc-crucity.
arrogance and ineratiiuie.
Three things 90 wish for health.
friends ana contenlment
Three thiugs 90 admire dignity
sraccfulncss and intellectual power.
Three things to giyc-alms 20 the
needy. comfort 10 the sad and appre
citation to the worthy. New Yors
Journal
The new South-news., 1908-02-29

One might say that the first test
at oxford is athletic ability. the next.
sociability. and the final. scholastic
ability When you have passed the
first two you are the admiration OF
your friends; when you have shown
yourself a scholar besides. you are
the admiration OF your college,
Rhodes Scholar in Sunset.
The new South-news., 1908-02-29
pROFEssoR cmARLEs ELIOr NoRroN.
GoIIapsibIe Iuuchl,o,.

Those who do not take Kindly %
shoe boxes. etc, will be Interested
In tho collapaible iunchbox shown In
the illustration. the invention OF a
Massachusetts man. The several sec
tlons are hinged at the corners, so
that they can be folded into a small
The new South-news., 1908-02-29
STAIR oy Ono. CRY or TOLEDO, =,
LUCAS COUNTY

fR.sE J. CEE~By makes oath tnas he u
senior 2rtner Of the firm OF +. J. CnRxHy !
Co. doing business n the CITY OF Toledo,
County and State a'oresaid. and that said
firm viii pay he sum of ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS for each and every ease OF cArAAnH
that canno; be cured ~ the use OF HArLs
CATAREH CURE FRANK J. CHExLY.
sworn to before me and subscribed In my
presence, this 9th day of December, A. D.,
1896. A. W. GLkAsox, a
(sKsI.) Notary Pub.
HaifsCatarrh Cure IS tax en- int~rnall
acts directly on the blood and muco}
faces Of the system. Send for testin
free. +. j. C1aSEr 4 Co., Toll
Sold by all Druggists, 75c-
Take Halls Family Pills for consti
The new South-news., 1908-02-29

space when necessary. In fact, when
the entire box Is folded up II can
be carried In the pocket When ex-
nanded the box is carried by a'leath-
er strap. The box is made of paste
board, OF wax composition. insuring
the proper keeping of the food with
ina distinct advantage over the or
dlnary hiladelphia Record
The new South-news., 1908-02-29

A gT-nI1-osher was repScvl7g her
i.;'ie grandchildren for making 20
ruch noise.
"Dear me. children. you are 10
noisy today Can't you be a little
more quiet
Nov, grandma. you mustn't sco!d
US. You see. II ii wasn't for us. zoe
wouldn't be grandma at ali.'-Har
per's Weekly
The new South-news., 1908-02-29
ORJJcINC .IA1LER

Mayor-Where are you going?
Village Constable-The three
tramps | Just locked up want to play
whist. and I'm locking for a fourth
Transatlantic Tales.
The new South-news., 1908-02-29
A BOAST GONE WRONG

First Man fproudly): There ~
a time. sir. when I rode In my - /.
carriage"
Second Man: When your moN
er pushed 1t presume. Circle Mag
aZine.
The new South-news., 1908-02-29

Now speaking OF swell models----'
ssh Not so loud. My wife might
hear"
"Aw. I'm only referring TO autc,no-
slles '-L Louisville Herald
The new South-news., 1908-02-29
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6Izz44SQENCEFE

Lead and tin can be obtained very
pure. Good brands OF commercial
lead contain 1895 percent lead. ana
are often even pure-. Lead is this
purest metal which is made com
mcrciaily. Good brands OF tin contain
ss.s percent pure tin.
By a new French process milk pow
der Is produced by forcing the liquid
under high pressure through a tube
only 1850 Of an inch IN diameter into
a closed chamber heated 10 167 de-
grees Fahrenheit BY a current OF warm
air. The milk expands to yapor. the
air currc.t carries of the water, and
the solids fan in powder.
II Is reported that a Glasgow eDgi-
neer has produced a small rotary tur-
blne engine. little more than a foot
In diameter, capable Of developing
forty-horscpower. Only two blades
are used. The new turbine is to be
fitted on board an experimental tor
pcdoboat. and the inventor asserts
that it viii produce a speed hitherto
unknown.
A remarkable photograph taken In
Brussels street by p. De Heen shows
curious luminous effects from each OF
the arc lamps al the instant of a light.
ming fash. Bands from the lamps to
the ground are thought to have been
caused by conduction currents, but
the effects also include two luminous
hlamcnts emanating from each lamp,
enc forming a closed curve and the
other having a lasso-like curl at its
extremity.
Marine seiches.' or vibrations OF
the sea-" are palsations usually hay
ing periods of Is to 20 minutes,
though varying in different localities,
and they occur on coasts in addition
TO the waves CT short duration due to
wind and those caused by the regular
ebb and flow of the tide. They have
brought out various theories. A re.
cent study has been made by Professor
Giovanni Platania at Catania, Sicily,
and he concludes that the principal
cause In air waves or vibrations OF
atmospheric pressure.
The new South-news., 1908-02-29

Don't you wish you could have
been an actress in Shakespearp,s
time?"
What an ilea. Why. Photography
hadn't even been thought of.--Puck
The new South-news., 1908-02-29

strip of paper and mark the spot
with line and number 5. After
each hour mark the shadow of the
needle, and at Z in the evening you
will have reliable sun dial.-Wash-
ington Star.
The new South-news., 1908-02-29

From October to May, Colds are the most
frequent cause Of Headache, Laxative
Bromo Quinine removes cause. T. W.
Grove on box. csc.
The new South-news., 1908-02-29

The surgeon is the only "cut-up"
rho really makes it pay.-Atchison
IiDhc.
The new South-news., 1908-02-29

How poor are they that have no
patience.-Shakespeare.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-09
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Sunday NOvember g. 1908
ARRIVED


s+.z-sr wells cit, fBr) Newton Bristol october ~
ana swanses 81 10 James Arkeu & Co with Tndse
sfeser a - Louis Jau7ison Southampton and Cher
bo1-r October 81 70 American Line with l'9
cabin 1a1 steerage psssengers nisils ana must
Arrived AZ the Bar al lo;os . n rr..e- t1sr,br-g
Steamer C5eestemunde tGerl Eettn1eyer. fi4lLt
October - and Shields "a 70 Philip Suprech ii p5'
last Arrived at the Bar a. 80 ? n Have October
81 to the C'ounpagne' Generate Transat aEtique WIN
24n cabin 49, steeraEe passenger mans a''u
mdse. Arrived a the Bar az 11-3o ? m ~,
Steamer Caledonia L8rl BaxtgJ io 80
October 81 10 Henderson E'Fos Win - Caln
and 176 steerage passengers and dse Arrived al the
30 n ..- -
Steamer Admiral Dewey. Dawson. Port Antonio and
ro-t ITo-ant November 5 United Fruit Co. with
passengers mails and msise Arrived AZ the haT
steamer Arabic CEr}. Thompson Liverpool October
80 and Queenstown 81. to the White staT LiIe Wi.h
rived at the Bar i - a
Steamer Bergenhus Nor. Kahrs. Dunkirk October
e, 10 Barber & Co with mdse Arrived al -he Bar at
steamer Mira CHrp svarrman. Penarth October 2s
Philip Ruprecht. il ballast Arrived a. me f'ar al
Steamer Indrapura CBr1 Ke1way, souraeaya sep
Port said 10 and Gibraltar 10 Via DeIavare Break
water November : with sugar 10 the American sugar
Refining Co Vessel 10 Funch, Edye & Co Arrived at
Steamer Sabine Mcintosh. Mobile November and
Key West 4 10 the Mallory s. Co with passengers and
rndse- Passed in Quarantine at 4
Steamer Kansas city. johnson. Savannah NoTernoe7
Steamer Princess Anne Tapey- Newport News and
Norfolk 70 the old Dominion s Co with passengers
Steamer Delaware French. PhflRdelDhls- 70 the
Clyde IS Co with mdse- Passed in Quarantine at
sand Hook y J. Nov E a.ao . n-wfnd west. light
breeze thick haze, smooth sea.
SAILED
Steamers Mesabs Br} London; srar ~ Australia
lF3r). Melbourne sydney etc Sergipe Bra-f. Barhs-
dos Para. etc: Anita 'SorI- Havana Ans@IU fBrf.
Geestemunde Ger: Jacob Luckenbach, Philadelphia
md al 1v~Stu
New-York tribune., 1908-11-09
OPTIMISM IN WEST
Business Interests Aliue and RaitsCay
Prospects Good.

James Rsscovar president OF the New York News
Bureau Association. and Charles b Strecker, presi
<s-t Of The Boston Financial News" expect 20 re-
turn home about November Il from comprehensive
inspection trip 10 the principal copper and silver
mines of the West or their way 70 the Paciac COAST
they visited the best known mining properties N
the Lake Superior district and. later the Anal
szu7s-ed group a. Butte the mines in the neignoor
hood Of salt Lake City. Bingham. Corbin and Ely
and some q the California mines.
Esr Rzscovzr writes horne that the rninns indus
rry is showing Tapid Improvement and that most
of the big Interests especially those in COPPER sre
looking forward 70 = prosperous year Before to
turning visits wl be paid 10 the Globe and Bisoee
districts in Arizona
i II understood that while The mining industry
h=s received special attention from Nj Rsscovar
and NJ Sr-ecker rhey have also made some study
- rll- utvsical condition Of the principal railroads
over which thsv have travelled and the outlook for
t-zrc. They report that the situation IS rapidly
Improving respects both passenger travel ana
freight while The Western people whole arc
fl OF business optimism II recent dispatch M
Rascovar speaks with especial enthusiasm Of the
Trion Pacfhcs physical condition and The efficiency
OF its service He says
Railroad rnen OFT here wholly united II praise
- the policy OF NJ Hartman IN oevoriuS Tor 50
western roads toward their physical bsIIeTnlent
The result IS in the high standard OF the
irv with which great volume OF IraIllc can oe
handled Al minimum operating cost ANY one VIC
has looked over the Hartman system for hr1seII
Cau readily understand the big gain IN net earnings
business Is noz increasing by leaps and bounds
- bo-L -Fe T~nior Pacific and Southern Pacific,
management thar has brought I'D these properties
10 the 1ou-5shing condition. they now are n
New-York tribune., 1908-11-09
MINTTRE FRIGHTENED.
.Says Captain Hams Tried TO Shoot
HIM zcifh Umbrella.

srr- ? McIn---s counsel for the Hams brothers
or7- Statement yesterday IN which he told o.
- interview with Captain Peter c. Hams. IT. +
she Queens County 5si in Long Island City. IN me
afternoon. According 70 n. Mcintyre. Captain
F7ains talked incohe-en11v and tried 10 shoot him
with TIE handle NJ steel fe--uied umbrella which
the I=wve- hello ue-vousIv n MS hands
From o'clock II the afternoon. says NJ Nc
I-r7--- Until O'Clock with General Peter 9
F5ains and Major john F. Hams his son. ze tried
10 rer = connected statement from Captain Hams
n r7-euz-stiou fc- ne hearing Monday morning
before Justice Aspiusn II the Flushing Su77ene
Court when cate VII be set for the trial o. one
brotae-s
The effort failed completely. added Air, Mcintyre
When T. vas time 70 60 he left the other visitors
liking "a -he Hams brothers and went 70 the eel
where had LEFT mis- coat and umbrella As he
vss cropping Toy -heu n the haF Hight Captain
Hams entered. end- closing the door, blocked the
zsv RalHer surprised a. rhis unexpected move,
NJ NcIurvre waited snxiouslv 70 see what the
r,-iscne- would 90. The captains glance says his
1zs-7-e- fell on the handle of umbrella which.
Nj McIury-e's opinion. le took tor glIrce-t1E
-e-cIve- a Captain HaiIs seemed 70 BE- reaching
Tor ne umbrella tse lawyer called T Jenkins
F4ains who opened The cell door and led his broth
- WA
New-York tribune., 1908-11-09
RELEASE FOR BANK wRECKER TO-DAY.
Lewis Warner. Who Fad Shortage OF $50, 600
in Northampton Mass, Ends Sentence.

Boston. Nov. s-Lev1s Warner. sixty-nine years
old . former banker and manufacture- Of North
suDton and al one time known II political circles
tf-cEhout Massacrusetts. viii De released to-nor
row morning from tEe stzte prison whore h has
beer serving sentence of nine years for uisapply
ing rhe funds Of the Har-pshlre "a wings Bank Of
NorItaup pt0r-
Speculation was the cause of Warmers downfall
IN April! lsSs. he fed from Northampt0u. leaving a
shortage @ $50 GO the savings bank Of which
lfr was treasurer and the Hampshire COUNTY Na-
ff0naI Bank. II which hz president. Both in
xrIrlIrions closed their The savings bank was
never reopened. but months aIer the national bank
v-as reorgs nized and placed a firm foundation.
Three months ate, hls dIsappearanee the banker
as seen iR Louisville Ky Boy Z commercial trav-
eIier who knew min F5e arrested and brought
back to TINS state. When captured Warner was
przcticsIiy without funds.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-09
NATIONAL GRANGE TO MEET.
Farmers, Numbering 5000, VIII Discuss Their
Own Welfare at Washington This Week.

Washington. Nov S-Th-ee thousand farmers
nail.nE from thirty states VIII meet in rhis city on
Il edresdav nsxI- wneu the National Grange
Patrons Of fEushanG-v- assemblies for its forty
second annual convention The convention Will be
significant bearing tn- financial social and
educational zdvaucemeut Of the farmer and viii
bring together representative gathering. compris-
irr those who foremost u the farming industry
IN The Tu1re5 States.
some o. rhc leading fs--es ia che business world
~Ll cake part Tine programme VIII cover a wide
range n SUBJECTS
= concerted movement viii Re started among the
three million members NJ 1a- organization through
ol- IRE couurr- 20 seclre The passage in Congress
- us ue1t session - postal savings banks and
es-reis oosr legislation. 30 which the national
grange Is e-r1rl5--cd-
New-York tribune., 1908-11-09
COLONEL M'BEE OUsTED.
Receiver Appointed for Mrs. Eastman s North
Carolina Home
~ -eler-s1h 10 n T-isune !

Ashsvilie. X O.. Nor- S--FoIov-irg the arrest
~ Ms Sophie Harrison Eastman. daughter Of the
ls-e Carter Harrison. ~ Chicago. & @ Bernard
VS. appointed receiver for Buck Shoals. her North
Carolina home yesterday. - Ms Esstrnan's suit
- recover me former residence % Bit Nye
from the company of which Coione! McE5ee ie an
oe7ce- an6 u which IFS title Is vested. Colonel
NcBee was Immediately 0usJed by the receiver
who rode post haste Tho twelve miles from Ashe-
tilfe Colonel McE8ec was arrested later N pro
-eediugs Instituted bz Mr. Eastman charging i'm
proper conversion Of property belonging 10 her.
and was released or 5000 bail
M Eastman friends assert that the warrant
for her arrest was issued ~ the instance Of
Colonel deEees son. Z X NcBee. and that il
,z-ss done 10 frlEhtsu her from pursuing civil
New-York tribune., 1908-11-09
MAY FORBID ELECTRIC REBATES
Public Service Commission Also Considers
Order Compelling Filing Of Schedules.

one OF 1he results of The general investigation
into rh. electrical corporations doing business n
this city which the Public Service Commission has
beer making for several months may be an order
rurbidding rebates o. special prices Such an order
already haB been drawn Up and the nine electrical
corpora tons In tie city have been told that hear
ing VIII be held next Friday the advisabiliCy OF
5tE adoption
Al -he same time another order compelling the
fling OF schedules OF rates with the commission.
something that me electrical companies have not
- far been required 20 do viii be considered. A
provision of the proposed order cOrpeIs the cleo
r-lcaI companies TO keep their schedules oS rates
contracts and conditions Of supply open for public
Erect
New-York tribune., 1908-11-09
WOULD SAVE COAL TRUCK HORSES
Coal Dealers Ask Patrons to Anticipate Winter
BY Filing Orders Now

Coal dealers. anticipating winter and icy streets
arc sending this week 10 their customers in Man
haitian and The Bronx circulars asking that Wher-
ever possible coal bins Be filed. that truck horses
NAV be saved as much overwork possible.
The efforts Of the local dealers VIII be aided by
the Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty TO Ami
mails which last year. through President Wagstaf
sent large numbers Of circulars 10 its members and
friends asking bins be filed before the streets
became dangerous. AS result few horses were
diss bed while during the previous year one local
firm alone spent more than SSe coo for horses
help
New-York tribune., 1908-11-09

It's a melancholy picture our artist
draws. but for clothiers it Is a melan-
choIv fact that most men expect
frock coat to last them several years.
And it usually does, if made from
first-class materials, of black which
won't turn 'near-green, and of a cut
conservative enough to be still IN style
next year.
Such are our frock coats, and at
reasonable prices too.
Frock coats and waistcoats, $50
to S4l
Separate striped trousers. s. to
$I2.
SILK shining examples Of the
values a big business can glve-S6
and So.
Dress shirts, scarfs, walking sticks,
patent leather shoes.
ROGERS, PET & COMPANY.
Three B-oadvs~ stores
z5s 542 1902
Warren st. 18th St 34th st.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-09
7sANsPAclFIc MAILS

-. -..,,,s- Close Ne~ York
r{s~val fanu specially addressed H1sll tof
C'orea ChiHa) via san rTsIl -
rfsrol-Nltppon Maru NV L. 49, -
Jsasc f-ores China and Philippine Isl
snds fyie Vancouver and Victoria p - =. an = -
o -
Tsos1 Corea and China Especially sd ., e.,o -
Seatel--lnFerlc- NV 49, "V = ~
Nsvy Zeala Australia texcept "esp'
Samoan Islands snG 4, Ne" Nov Is. $40
Tahiti and Marqaesas lsiahoS wa Nov H. $50 p m
FranciscoolI Ic..sS Sao 20 Alaskan Nov Il. $50
Ts1sn (,orea China via Seattie'--- % 80 - =,
r.-ar Corea China Especially al
dressed ony> "ia .. Nov H. $50 m
rsa-T1f Tanan Cores China ana Philip % e.,. -
Fraactaco-AslaS SoN - "a
Hawaii fvu san Fra1csco,A srneda NOV - ''' y III
Japan Cares and emma VIZ .. Nov p, $50 m
.11a+-zIfa EXCEPT Vest. New Zsslana
T-ff ISLANDS and Caledonia tvta \, % -
1-s-r,,,asT and Victoria ClMoana NOV - o'V III
rzsv-aH c,uam and Philippine Islands fvta - .,o - -
Gs1 Francisco)-U s Transport INCN- ~ o-S' , IL
New-York tribune., 1908-11-09
James McCreery & Co.
54t6 Sfreef
2Srd Sfreef
UNUSUAL SALE
OF ORIENTAL RUGS.

An invoice of Oriental Rugs formerly
the property of o. Agopian & Son, late
Bankers and Rug Merchants OF Constants
nopIe has been received from the Trustee
in liquidation
This unusual collection, together with
recent Importation of very fine large Car
nets will be exhibited and offered for sale.
Commencing Monday, November the 9Th.
A few examples of value are as fol-
lows
Rare assortment of Fine kermanshah
Carpets. Average size 9x12 fl.
10000 to 10000 each
Large Afghan Carpets IS 90 and $500
values 5000 and 10000
/ 600 Kazak and Guendji Rugs (many
4z,io D souare feet 5000
value 1000
5000 Daghestan and other Caucasian
reayes 500 to - 90 each
value 800 to 5000
Purchases will be carefully stored Tor
future delivery
New-York tribune., 1908-11-09
RUG EXHIBITION.
americas S Oriental.
The " Hartford SaIoRv Rug.

The Hartford Carpet Company. OF Thomp-
sonville Conn. are exhibiting in the Marbridge
Building. corner Broadway and Gath street
hundreds of their famous "Saxony Rug"
The Public are cordially invited 70 view this
wonderful demonstration OF American achieve
mcnt.