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New-York tribune., 1908-05-27
IN THE BROKERAGE MARKET.

Harry White has sold for Max Marx a 1ve story
apartment house plot 60x1O0 feet at the north
west corner OF 18th ST and Wadsworth ave.
Adolf Gutman has sold for Harry Binderman
and others to client of Isaac 8. Heller, the six
story tenement house No. 24S East Sd St. on lot
&c sx105.1 feet.
Ottinger & Brother have sold No. Hs Pearl St,
a five story business building. lot 1s1oxsos feet
between Fulton and Beekman SITS Douglas Robin
son. Charles 8. Brown g. Co. were the brokers.
Ferdinand Kramer has sold tho northwest cor
ner OF 10th st. and Bryant ave. Tx1oo feet to n
builder, who will erect an apartment house on the
site.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-27
SEA CIRT COMPANY
Citations.

DAINsFORD, ROSA E.-Tne People of the State of
III New York. by the grace Of God free and inde-
lIoNldually ana as trustee under the VIII OF Rosa
Rainsford for George D Ransford; Rosa Rainsford
Martin and Mary Ann Reynolds, Francis Speir, ndI-
NiduailE and as trustee under the will of Rosa E
Rainsford for George D. RainEford Rosa Rainsford
Martin eni Mary Ann Reynolds; William T. Innes. IN
diyidually and trustee under
OF Rosa E. Rainsford fer George d Rainsford.
Rosa Ralnsford Martin and Mary Reynolds:
Rainsford Martin Mary Ann Reynolds. National Tenn
George Rainsford Martin, John Ralph Martin Woman's
Union Missionary Society OF America for Heather
Weir Bliss Edward r Reynolds. George Reynolds.
Arthur Reynolds Jessie Gilman. John Hamilton.
cval Morel. Anna Maria Morell, Fannie LOUISA Jones'
James Cendenning. Lydia Cleniennlng, Mary Service
Ella Speir Morrow. Robert sper Adele Bliss Louis
Dean Speir Theodore Speir Connett. Jane Watson
JEANNE & Salisbury, Louisa Dean SALISBURY Eleanor
Westervelt; Elizabeth Agnes Allan. Helen G Allan.
in the OF Rosa E. Rafnsford lat. Of the ConnV
Of NeU deceased. IS creditors n,
kin otherwise, send greeting
You and each OF hereby cited md
personally to be and appear before Surrogate Of
the County Of New York at the Surrogates' Court Of
OF New York, the 18th day of June, 1908 az half
past o'clock in the forenoon Of day then and
there attend judicial settlement account Of
proceedings ot George d Rainsford Katharine Rains
forJ William T Innes and Francis Spetr executors
OF the last will and testament Of said deceased and
such Of hereby cited he age Of
tUentr-one years required guar
dian. II you have one, If have none. appear
and apply for one appointed or in the event .,
your neglect failure 70 DO So guardian viii be an
pointed by the Surrogate TO represent you
in the proceeding
the Surrosates Court OF the said County Of
New York be hereuuto affixed
sad county. at the County of New York
24th Jay OF April. IN the year OF our Lord
thousand nine hundred and eight.
DANIEL J. DOWDNEY,
Clerk OF the Surrogates' Court
New-York tribune., 1908-05-27

T'HE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK BY
= me grace OF God. free and Independent, julius
11anzlger Secfred Darziger. Casper DaDzFer.
Ienziser Adolph Danziser. Bernhard Dsnziser. Ernst
aired Schneider Csreta Gottschalk Edith Susskind
hard Darzger LIN Cor Elisabeth) Danziger. Eva Dan
Gertrude Danzigr. Mount Hospital in the Cy of
New York Monefor- Home. Chronic Tnvalids in the
sty OF New York Hebrew Orphan Asylum City OF
Sew York. Hebrew Technical Institute. the city
Rev York Educational Alliance. in the Citv OF New
YORK Hebrew Sh-ltering Guardian Society city
OF oM 1ofk Congregation Ena Jeshurun.
AaiFire schneider johanna Frankel.
9or Moritzl Dsnziser. Saili Danzlger. Grea Munter
Sonannes Jsk2h Dsnzlser Hugo Danzger Selma Iihin
SaE bruno OanzigeT. Alfred Danzger. Becker
Elsa Danziger, Gunher Schneider Maf!y Schneider Mary
Gottschak, Mnrgot Susskn0. Hannah Rosenthal David
Rosenthal. Moses Rosentha Frances Davis Rose sam
uels and TO all the Estate Of Ma,
Danziger late Of the County New York deceased ss
creditors egatees newt Of kim otherwise greeting
personally be and Surrogate 81 tho
County Of New York the Surrogates Court Of said
County. held at the Hall Of Records County Of
Ne" fofks on the seventh Gav OF July. 1905,
past O'clock IN the forenoon that dav then and
there attend judicial account nr
proceedings Of Virginia Danziger and William JIvams no
ceased such OF hereby 0ndsr
the Of twentyone years required appear by
TO appear apply for 70 be appointed in the
neglect failure to a guardian will
appointed by the Surrogate 10 represent
In festirnonv whereof have caused the seal of tn.
surrogstes Of the sad County Of New York
hersunto anhred-
said County. az County Of New York the
RI. lzfh aay of MAJ, the of Our Lord. one
thousand nne hundred and eight
nASIEL DoWDNEY,
Clerk tire surrorates' Court
GROSS & sNEuDAI AIea Attorney for Executors
SOC Brosdway. Borough et Manhattan. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-27
JAMAICA ESTATES SALES.

Jamaica Estates announce the following sales
A plot 50x150 feet, on Tudor Road. near Surrey
Road a plot, 45x150 feet. on Tryon Road. near
Tudor Road; a plot 44x2fs feet. on Aberdeen Road.
between Doncastsr Boulevard and Tryon Road
and q plot 6ox163 feet. on Radnor Road. between
Doneaster Boulevard and Kent Road
New-York tribune., 1908-05-27

Hotel Company. tor term of four years. to Frank
c. Blacknan
Sheldon & Becker have leased TO the Empire
Battery Company for term Of years the store
and basement in the building No 123 West 6sth St
Butler & Herman Company have sold for Frank
lin Burt his house at the Boulevard and Deems
ave, Westerleigh. Staten Island. 1t Is modern
house, about of ground The purchaser
paid about $40 coo for the property.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-27
COMMISSIONERS WATcHoRN ILL.

Robert Watchorn Commissioner of Immigration
has been confined to his bed in his apartments at
the Hotel Chelsea for the last three days. Mrs
Vatchorn said last night her husband was suffer-
ing from carbuncle his right eye. and II
had been so painful that DR.. William Seaman Balm
bridge, of No 81 Gramercy Park. had been calling
on him twice q day.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-27
SEMINOLE LITTLE DAMAGED BY REEF.

Twenty-forr hours to the minute after she went
ashore near Long Branch, n. j.. the Clyde steamer
Seminole 1oated at 4:25 a m. yesterday Ins
Seminole reached here yesterday afternoon and re-
orted little damage done by running on the reer
All of her passengers remained board rather
than be taken off by lifesavers.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-27
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

160h IT. n Prospect ave: story
brick stores. II. 2xt25: Sykes Realty Corpora
seets: Ssst ....,,,... s25 900
23sth g. $50 II OF Katonah ave. ten
two story brick dwellings. 20x60 each Rob
ert Waidron owner; David W King. arch
itect; total cost. $500
New-York tribune., 1908-05-27
REALTY NOTES.

Herbert A. Sherman has rented another Of the
Havenaeyer estate cottages a. Rayberry Point
Isp. Long Island TO John l. Cutler
The John H. Fife Company has leased the Sea-
side Hotel. RockawAy Beach. for the Sea Beach
New-York tribune., 1908-05-27

rf,F5F PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK, BY
Il +ba grace II and independent to Helen 9
Butler Lillian Louisa Swami Kate A
Smith. Ella p F1T>net Bessie :
Butler Lawrence E Butler, Charles
stewart Butler Susan Louisa Huntington Charles
erfllon Ynande Nerion Marie Joseph Cinch MeTtllon
Merilon Sarah Ntcol osborne Cor
,7sIia Osborne. Lawrence Woodruff Osborne
Ernest PaTter Osborne, Maxwell
1zar+s Butler Charles r Southrnsyd the executors
heirs kin of Anna 9 Cinch- deceased SEND
r-ee-ins- Whereas. Maxwell EvarTs Butler. Of South
Orange New Jersey. has lately APPLIED To the Surrogate
snsrr1ent writing. dated the 26th Of August,
codcs thereto dated respectively Febru
-a~y 1nth 1851 12th. 1855 November 20th. 1890
and November 1897 relating 70 both real and
eonsI proved the last VIII and Testa
nar Anna Clinch. OF the County Of New York,
and each Of cited 70
be Of County OF New
ffe in The nineteenth
vofT June thousand nine hundred and eight at
forenoon Of that day. then
ettend the probate Of the said last win and
such hereby cited
under OF twenty years, required 70 ap-
rear nv your guardian IL you have II you have
none appear and apply for 20 be appointed in
1e event vour neglect failure TO do guardian
wifi appointed by the Surrogate n represent and act
seal Of the SuTrogaIe's Court Of the said
New York to he hereunto affixed
IL, 81 Witness. Hon. Charles H Beckett Surrogate
of OF New York. said
County H.. april. the OF Lord
DANIEL. ! DOwpNEy.
Clerk OF the Surrogate's Court
New-York tribune., 1908-05-27

FEorE . o I h 54es STATE as 9F SEW 12Pk a ga
asan6sh ns f5sfs BsSscos "a 6Se55 a aet
Louisa s5gez Henri Waer Nam Nam 99e5 BiTshe 3
lane ankin Joseph kiEtlapa IA ti. Hs5Iy rd ssT955
Krfsnd Frances Brehe'5 Al:1ss freq p BiTshe1, RI JT
INTERESTED IN the Estate ot James Brchs late % the
nest 5r x Kin or otherwise send greeting:
You and each Of You are hereby cited snd required
P6f% :. %eT Yofk q the suIToss.s court Of said
@ yorR 4eo On The 86h day q June iac at half past
@ a4rens 3udicini settlement II the account Of pro
Tec,e, ~ the Iast Viii and Testament Of said deceased
and such of are hereby cIed as are Under the age OF
guardian you have che or II YOU have none 70 appear
5po85e tx the 1rrogse 70 TepTesent ana act for YOU
oTFosfeS @ e her ber6fo 81 'af aed WI,ess o. Hon
COUNTY a. the COUNTY q HeT 1o5 me ga sh s55 Ssy Of
saG Ms s Il The year If 81 30as sRs R55a''a
STEWART sEAR % ht,0e9s or M for GeSoan,,ns ' E1
ee1t6T z5 wal street. New York CITY.
rE,1zE PEOPLE OF THp STATE OF NEW YORK. BY
s sra s 81 G ase f[e N6 ana = Bsq German ne aa na
e and s are before % o fsa aRa 5sae & S ng of
New I9r a. he sgTFGsstes Court OF sS6 Sad e9anty % he
se,h June, Iees half past ten O'Clock in tho
soola be mace @ awarding letters Of sesin $
sxsnder kanann & a. SCI I ;R m IN ,sos ss Pe'on % ~ & q
other persons having prior risht thereto
n
YrT 90 he BeTerrto @ er3k@d Vines Ss 81 How How
IL 81 Charles j. Beckett, Surrogate said
County. al County o New York he
of the o. LORI
Thousand hundred and eight
DANIEL J. DOwDNEY.
Clerk Of the SuTTogates' Court.
1x-oDf3Y FREDERIcK.-THE PEOPLE, OF THE
M state of New York by the grace Of Coo, free
Mary Scfeu. 23s East 49th Street
Borough OF Manhattan. New York City, & creditor
Frederick Hodey deceased, and 10 all other cred
5ors Of said Frederick Wodey. deceased late Of tie
City Newark. Stste OF New Jersey, 4 any, whose
names unknown 70 petitioner, and the Comp
4roler o. OF New York. send greeting: You
of hereby cited and required
soaaIy o ana appear before our Surrogate OF
Eew z The Surr0gates' Court Cf
said COUNTY held the Han OF Records ia the
of 10th day OF July. 1905.
haif-past o'clock in the forenoon Of that day,
,TestsrDeBtary Should be granted and issued
Riuehof. Executor of the last VIII. Tes
tauent CodcII Frederick Wodey deceased late
O the CITY Of Newark. State of New Jersey, and
q hereby cited. under the
Of rventy-one Years required 10 by
guardian. II have II you have none,
appear and apply for he appointed. I'm the
VIII appointed by Surrogate 10 represent and
for you II the proceeding
IN testimony whereof. have caused the sosl
fhe SurrcraTes' Court of the said County ot
Il 81 Ne~ York be hereunto sfrzed. Witness
Eon Ahner = Thomas a Surrogate
said ~0arty. the County Of New York the 2oth
Gay of Nsy. II rhe year Of our Lord ore thousand
nine hundred and eight DANIEL }. DOwDNEY.
Clerk OF the surrogates' Court
New-York tribune., 1908-05-27
Long Island Real Estate to Let.

VISIT LONG BEACH NEXT SUNDAY AFTERNOON
y hpeclai train leaves o'clock from Long
and F'stbush 81 Free tickets. a25 5th ave. '
New-York tribune., 1908-05-27
Real Estate Wanted.

w house and lot for sale in Or within 2 miles of
York dealing with only State price.
location fun description. Address L. DARBY
SEIEE. 6asz. RHchester. y. 7
New-York tribune., 1908-05-27
THE SEYMOUR BUILDING.


1t has
" J. shpm from
New-York tribune., 1908-05-27
Country Property for Sale.

A MANSION AT HALF PRICE.
- % 10 foot ceilings richly furnished;
help: barn other outbuidings; 80 mi
station. spring lake property s25 600 cos
double one-ffth cash. might rent COOLING. North
port, l. 7
New-York tribune., 1908-05-27
Citations.
nHE rEoPLE OF TEE SITE oE NEw EoRK. RY

y,HE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK BY
/ 4 the grace Of God. and independent-To
Julie Friedrich Ernst. Karoltne Ernst,
Ernst. Katherina Eisahetha Sulzer Ernst,
Fme Berta Roh-Ernst. Jakob Th-odor Ernst, Susanna
Robert Ernst Julius Ernst Ma
rional Surety Company and 10 all persons interested in
fh. Estate Rober1 Ernst. late of Switzerland. de-
eesseS IS creditors legatees next kin otherwise
send greeting: and each Of you hereby cited
srd required personally be and sppear before
S,r-rogete the County Of New York the surro
said County. held the Hall Of Records
sr the County Of New York on the 2sth day Of May.
aaf-psst O'Clock in the forenoon Of that
attend judicial settlement Of
account proceedings Of Adoph Rusch and Emile
r. Administrators Of the Estate Of said de-
ceased: and such Of you are hereby cited. are
Of twenty-one years ere required 10
srrear hv your guardian. If you have if you
have none appear and apply for 10 be appointed
in of neglect failure do so. a
guardian appointed by the Surrogate 70 repre-
ns for in proceeding
have caused tte seal Of the
SSIrrogaters Court OF the said County Of New
III. 81 York he hereunto affixed Witness. Hon
Chas X. Beckett, a Surrogate Of our said
f-o,,,r ar the County New York, the Sth day or
srrl in The year Lord Thousand nine hundred
and eight -. --oc.tofs I5,,-+
New-York tribune., 1908-05-27
Furnished Houses to Let-Countru

4 RTIsTICALLY FURNISHED COTTAGE TO LET
"A 5000 for four months: 30 minutes from 42d ST
OWNER. 46 South 10th ave. Mount Vernon, N. Y
New-York tribune., 1908-05-27
The MefrOpOLe

NEW LEADING HOTEL s. Favorite Resort Of
istirsuished Americans. SO yards from Baths.
Sanitation & Private Baths by Mott, New York.
Proprietor M Lshr.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-27
Country Property for Sale or to Let

FURNISHED COTTAGES AND SITES FOR SALE OR
u rent Ocean Beach. 'Pequot Colony E. 6. NEIIAAN,
New London. Conn.
GUNNER COTTAGES ALONG THE SOUND FOR
- sale TO rent furnished. SIDNEY II. MINER
New London Conn.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1908-03-06
How 20 use a Drna.

The time Of year is at hand
when tho road drag should be
used, and q few suggestions as
to the best way to use it will be
of interest to all who are Interest,"
ed in better roads:
Make a light drag.
Drive the team at walk.
Don't drag dry road.
Drag when the road is muddy.
Drag, if possible, Immediately
before a freeze.
Begin on one side of the road
returning on the opposite side.
Always drag a little earth to-
wards the center Of the road un-
til it is raised ten or twelve inch
es above the sides of the road.
Do not attempt to move very
much material at one time with a
drag.
If "a drag cuts in too much short
en- the hitch.
The amount of earth the drag
will carry can be regulated by
the driver accordingly as he
stands near the cutting end or
away from it.
When the roads are first drag
ged after a very muddy spelt
vehicles should drive, if possible
to one side until the road has
had chance to freeze or partial
ly dry out. The exercise Of a
very little care on the part of the
users Vi the road wiz do quite
as much as the drag towards
securing smoother road. The
law provides penalty for any
one who willfully ruts or cuts up
a dragged road.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1908-03-06
THE MAGAZINES.

The March McClure's leads off with
an article on Governor Hughes by Bur-
ton j. Hendrick, "People know so lit
tie about him." has been the universal
and Mr.. Hendricks article
is most timely turning on Of the light.
Ellen Terry's monthly contribution is a
chapter called ".Memories Of Booth aid
Sarah Bernhardt," in which many 9TH
er famous ones figure besides the great
American actor and the ethereal "Miss
Sarah" General Pickett's widow, in
charmingly intimate article, "My Sold
ier," recalls the part played by the the
gallant Confederate general in the Ci-
vii War. Georgine Milmine, in Chap
ter Xl of Mrs. Eddy's Life, tells of the
founding of the Mother Church and the
adoption Of a son. Mrs. Eddy has
reached the age of seventy in this mar
rative, but her extraordinary life seems
to gain flavor with age, "The Cost of
Living" by George Kennan, is the
history Of an institution whicn seems to
have solved one Of the most important
problems which confront the average
man. Besides Mary Stewart Cuttings
serial there is the usual variety of fic-
tion. Lucy Pratt'a ezekiel" figures
in new story by jams Hooper, "The
Hate that Saved" "The Changing
Hours" by Grace MCGOWAN Cooke and
Caroline Wood Morrison, "The Bank
Clerks Tale" by Chauncy Thomas,
"Emmeline." by Fielding Ball, "For
All There Was In It," by Austin
Adams, "How Jones Earned the V,
c." by Edward Johnstone. Contribu-
tors of verse include Florence Wilkin-
son, A. E. Housman, Floyd Dell and
Ruthello Anshutz. There ia cover
and illustration by Ivanowslxi, strik-
ing portrait from Life of Governor
Hughes by George 7. Tobin and illus.
trations by Eric Pape, Frederic Dor
Steele, Blendon Campbell and others,
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1908-03-06
NUMBER II.

cave and placed it far within one
of the coolest rooms in hope that
pertrifcation would result and he
would have his child in stone to
keep. Afterwards this cave so
singularly sound became Ham
nibal cave and today is the fa-
nous Mark Twain cave.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1908-03-06
German Mile. seed a. Ferguson IS.
or,sn,.l LIns for san Pedro.

San Pedro, Cal, Dec. 5.--Agents Of
the Southern Pacific railroad announce
here that the Southern Pacific would
shortly bring the vessels OF the Pa
cillc Mail Steamship Co. to this port.
establishing q direct line Of steam
ships from San Pedro to Japan and
China.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1908-03-06
cubans Mako Nc Comment.

Havana. Dec. s.-Messags Of Pres
ident Roosevelt 10 the American con-
gress was published in the .ocal press.
No edi.or--i comment en- Il vas raa1s
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1908-03-06

Still d Mclaughlin, owners of
the Kinloch farm, near Kinks
vile, Mo-, lost a fine Berkshire
hog Saturday by death, for which
they lately paid $500. At a
sale they conducted the day be-
fore the hogs death, they were
urged to take $4,000 for him, but
refused the offer.
Saturday freight train on the
Iron Mountain was wrecked near
Pleasant Hill by running into
gap in the rail. The rail had
been removed by wreckers for
the purpose of looting an express
train. But the freight was a few
minutes ahead of the express.
Two suspects have been arrested.
A jug of liquor was sent to
Bolckow c. o. D. The party to
whom it was sent did not wish it,
and another man paid for it and
took it. The station agent, j. A.
Browning, saw no wrong in it,
but he found out better when he
was arrested and brought to saw
annah where he gave bond to ap-
pear at the next term of the Cir
cult court to answer to o charge
of selling liquor without license.
Savannah Reporter.
"We are passing into realm
of irresponsible plutocracy," ex-
claimed Candidate Taft in Kan
sas City, When Mr.. Bryan rais-
ed the same warning few years
ago, he was hailed by Mr.. Taft's
fellow-partisans as an anarchist,
an agitator who would array the
West against the East and the
rich against the poor. And yet
it was as true then as il is now.
Ard NJ Bryan instead Of being
an anarchist and an apitator.
; merely pointed out an existing
condition which Mr.. Taft's party
then denied to be true, but is now
|, forced to admit. And all this
time, the Republican party has
} been in power, plutocracy has
been unrestrained save, for 9
few paper pellets Of messages
and effective suits. And il
,, Mr.. Roosevelt has not curbeG
plutocracy in his six years, whar
more will Taft do il electedg-
Bates County Democrat.
!; A horrible and distressing
i murder took place at Leadwooc
1 in this county, last Saturda!
, afternoon in which Jimmie Este
a the twelve-year-old son of Chas
Estes, beat his sister, eieveI
Z years old, over the head with
Il hammer, until she was dead
crushing her head ina number o
places. Mrs. Estes died a fey
n weeks ago and the father wa
0 trying to keep house with hi
: children and attend to his dali
# labor to support them. No on
: was at home at the time the trag
!; edy occurred but the boy, his sis
70 ter whom he killed and tw
s younger children. 1t seems tha
s the sister had her fathers watcl
: and perhaps they quarreled owe
= its possession, when the crysti
i was broken, at which the be
% flew into fury, grabbed a ham
N mer and commenced to beat h,
over the head, crushing II
N skull with every blow. The tv
,e younger children began to el
Ie and scream, when the boy struc
IN at them and the hammer flew G
a. the handle. While he was picl
,e ing it up and putting it back
ut the handle they ran out of IL
to house and over to a neighbor'
Of telling what their brother hi
~ done. When the boy was takt
70 in charge and asked why he ht
Is killed his sister, he said he h,
To ''lost his mind" Asked if
es had any other trouble with b
4 sister that day hs said "yes,
l..l L.. - IT, Al 0ot ~oo
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1908-03-06

swearing crusade, Spectator ad-
vises citizens to help it along by
putting down decent sidewalks
around their residences.
The explosion of a boiler in
the public school building of
Adrain, wrecked the building
and injured about 25 of the pu-
pills in the primary department.
Congressman Robert Lamar of
Houston, has acquired an auto
mobile, for which he traded 600
acres of Texas county land, and
paid a freight bill of S100.50.-
Houston Herald.
While cleaning out a barn re-
Gently a Paris man opened a box
and found a skeleton. He has
almost gotten over the cold shiv-
ers by now but still wondering
how the box of bones got there.
A man committed suicide in
the Jail at Bloomfield Friday.
He had only been arrested a few
hours for bigamy.' His wife told
about his illegal marriage while
delirious from fever and he was
arrested.
The old Spanish and French
records of New Madrid County
are to be delivered to the Mis-
souri, Historical Society, for
preservation. Hon. Louis Houck
bad theee geeofGs Eevb0und st
his expense.
After answering a string OF
questions before a jury in Bates
county witness volunteered :
Gentleman of the jury, before
we proceed any further l want to
state most emphahcally that
am for Taft for president"
The settlement of the burglar
insurance on the F. & l., bank al
Rich Hill reveals. that the total
loss by theft was $4,000 curren
cy, $4,000 in gold and S44 in sil-
yer, The damage to the build
ing was So, $3.50, also paid by tht
companies.
S. P. Emmons and E. D. Ora
ham, two of Mexico's popula
citizens and business men, mad'
the race for the Democratic nom
ination for mayor last week
Graham was supported by th'
vets, Emmons by the drys, ant
out of $50 votes cast the forme
had a majority Of 1875.
A Rosendale girl recently sen
her photograph to her best felloS
and wrapped it up in newspa
per on which was printed a
advertisement of o stove firm.
portion of the print adhered t
the photograph and the youn
man was v cry much startled t
; see staring him in the face i
; bold plea type the followin
words, "See name on leg."
E. j. Kellogg of Craig has
, knife that quite possibly has.
history as sinister as its appear
r ance. 1t is an ancient lookin
affair of a dirk pattern, and ws
found by Mr.. Kellogg abo'
three years ago on a rock she
!. in Deadman's Gulch, Linn cour
: ty, Kan. Over it's resting plat
: hung another rock shelf whie
: protruded some distance--fi
= enough that the knife could net
Q er have come in direct conta
/. with the elements. Only a fraf
i ment Of the original handle &C
= hered to the riyets-the remain
i. der having been resolved to
j original elements. The knit
q which has been rehandled by
!, B. Scott, is pronounced by hi
Ito be Of exceptionally hard al
'tense grained steel.