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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-09

President Favors Bureau of Mines.
Senator Borah of Idaho introduced Dr.
Victor C. Anderson, president of the Col
orado School of Mines Golden, Col.
DR.. Anderson told the President the
government ought to have a bureau of
mines. The President concurred. saying
he would do everything in his power for
the institution of such a bureau
The House has passed bill creating a
bureau Of mines. The bill is now before
the Senate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-09

and Mrs. Elmer Murphy, DR.. and Mrs
Lambert, Mr.. and Mrs. George Shiras.
Mrs. Letter. Mrs. johnson. Mr.. Glover
and Commander and Mrs Sims
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-09
Woodruff LOSES Out.

President Roosevelt has turned Tim
othy Woodruff down in New York
patronage case. Mr.. Woodruff has been
making fight for the appointment of
former State Senator Ben Wilcox as
marshal of the northern district Of New
York. claiming that Gen. c. D. McDou-
gal has held the position long enough,
eight years, and should give away to
some good organization man.
Representatives Payne and Dwight
took the matter up with the President
today. urging that Gen. McDougal be
given another term. They stated that
the President had expressed an inten-
ton to nominate Gen. McDougal for an
other term.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-09

A veritable mine of inform ation-and
be the greatest help to school children, and
It is practical and handy work of reference
the low price, $45O. Is quoted because bought I'll
from bankrupt subscription house that bad
need of ready cash. Under ordinary circumstances
a set would cost $500 We have only 80 SETS
umes to set and each volume bound in CLOTH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-09
railroad and stockyard people, VINO nave
promptly obtained injunctions against It:
Alternately Gives Show.

About one hundred invited guests wit
messed the moving picture exhibition OF
western wolf hunts at the White House
last nigh. The affair was managed by
John Alternately. hunting friend OF the
President, who catches and kills wolves
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-09
Walking Around United States.

Carl C. Countryman. Chicago man.
who has undertaken the Job OF walking
around the United States. earning his
way as he goes. had his Journey book
signed by Secretary Loeb. He intends to
write a book and lecture after he con-
cludes.
Countrpman left Chicago last March
the understanding being that he should
circle the United States. walking all the
time within two hundred miles OF the
border. He went from Chicago along the
Canadian border to Portland and has
walked from Portland to this city along
the Atlantic coast
He Will go from here south, following
the coast all the way
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-09
Crabs Wear Coats-of-Arms.

From Uncle Remus The Home Magaxine.0
On the southern seacoast every one
laughs at the Fiddler Crabs. ana nobody
at first thinks of either beauty or dignity
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-09-15

The terms of said proposed con
tract are as follows:
STATE OF GEORGIA.
COUNTY OF GLYNN.
This Agreement made and entered
$50 On This the 22d day Of August
Nineteen Hundred and Eight llSoo1
nv and between the mayor and cann-
I'll of the city Of Brunswick, Geof ia,
municipal corporation created nd
visiting under the laws of said state.
tareinafter for convenience styled
and referred to as THE Guy anu
Mutual Light and Water company d
rnoration existing under the laws
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-09-15

Attested by N. D. Russell,
THE MUTUAL LIGHT AND -eiA
BY Albert Fendig,
An, It's Vice-President
Attested by E. .. Walter,
sigroa It's Secretary.
presence of: ~ inc
Notary Public, GIynn County r.
This notice is given in pprsranoo
q an order and resolution nasso oda a' :
adopted by the mayor and aldorn, -, s'n ~
the city of Brunswick Georgia ~
council regularly assembled nm tta
I'D day of August. 1905 VI tue
THE MAYOR AND CorJNrrr ~
THE CITY OF BRUNSWICK
BY r. R. Hopkins,
It's Mayer.
Attested by: N. D. Russell.
, CORPORATE SEkT,l Oie'k.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-09-15

EWICK, Ga. Aug. "a, 1908.
of election to be held in
~ they of Brunswick, Georgia,
pn the 26th day of September,
sNS, to determine the question of
Nrizing the mayor and council
d city of Brunswick, Georgia,
er into a contract with the
Mutaal Light and Water company
for the furnishing of water. gas
and electricity to said city.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-17

~.t1 s-1re ~ feet %o :: Le-ov St three
s-orv dwelling house cu q I-l Isz5a fee-. and 40
3 Leroy - tl-ea Story dwelling ho-se l5x2'
feet- to cyrus " Horton. 5r- for SlsFs- Peter
Vote paid s-sBs5 <c- ~. g West -15rn 81. five
Etor doutle aato-ze- Cyrus " Horton. 5r-- $500
for The leaxsoId .Sc 80 TTe=- 20 st. sos.r story
c-veiliug ho1ze o-. Iat zz1176 feet Thomas Car
roll s2s9 fr- rzc <7ve =tor- fatloUse Nos I05
and ~ West --7rll - -5zss-I feet william PoIlak
7.gs for - - ttl aFe.. foGr story tenement
houEe. Isfzs5 feet and George 7 Hickok, $500
for y. = West sstl 81, fve story triple fat
house .5z1e1E- feet- The rar-el Nos - and IS ID
wilhdra--n- and re sale 4 10 aes Riving-
tor and three Iarlsy ave. plots was adjourned
At the stand of James L. wells The JNo story
Building win store, -5xi51 test 20 2e1 15.tA St
near Lnccl- ave- nss soId in foreclosure To Leo
Eut+er for 3 .45g The sum due was about s7e@.
Plans have been hiei with Buildings SuDer!n-
tendent 5IrrI,l- fo- story dwelling house
and garage. 70 Be buiIt Northern ave. north OF
ltlst ST. for I-- Charles =. PateGno- 4 marble
to-ne Il cost $3.50 rs nov being built for him
or the pior- r is of The most important i'm
rroverlerrs cf tEe nzw Riverside Drive extension.
The garage j. 70 harmonic with 1iIe Jv cling
house and VIII bc Of marble, with batrlenlenced
corniee an projecting tul-eIs Al each of the four
corners Il VII be = feet front and 3 feet deep.
and VII cost g2eg5 john - Watson IS The arcli-
tect
Plans have aIso beel Eled fo- Eern3de-liHg the
ground floor q the fathOEse Al the southeast
corner Of Madison ave ana 1os- ir-o an am1se-
menr KAN for Abraham Stone Is owrer.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-17
Many BUSINESS LEASES REPORTED.

Esenr~ u Veil has Isase4 Nj RIDDLE four story
t-i55ng 10 45s seveth ave. and also Ho- 2le West
57th ST Theresa BlUEaenrhsl
E.czncr Lewis leased for term of years u Haas
Brothers The story dwelling house No west 46th
81 on lc- q 5xI0o.5-
Tne Gross d has leased feT client for a
Ing term Il years i've building No AZ West
s4th alterations viii be made u convert
tze premises class store and loft building
Hen ( stern have leased for Carrie N Butler fy'o
squire o, space in the building No - Fifth ave-
also for the estate Randolph GuggenheiIner loV7
square feet in az Brg aday also FOR Solo
rror oott 1000 square feet IN Nos 5I6 and 5Is
Broadway. the Brogan CONSTRUCTION Compan5
Ia GO so4a-e tee- in No - u 20h also for
4 Contain & Co. 10000 square feet in No 10 70 3 West
Is.n 81. also for Empire Cloak and Suit Company
o. s9ua-e feet in No - - West 24th and for
r = KIpstrick 1900 square tect in No al to l45
Wooster
The BoIger Realty Comran- has leased 10 the Wilson
Detective Agency third floor No. ~ 70 80
Nassau St, the Associated Construction Com
rany the entire toy building also, half
Of the third floor Nos. - 80 Nassau st. 70 L
New-York tribune., 1908-01-17

F=e,tzse-z = A5aIt v=zsberEsr 10 1lS3 Use ave-
---se s.o-- b75-.- building. on - @fzls' zee
TIE -ehnftze- Reslty Company 1az sod f7r anna r.
r-a~ 10 7T3 81 Auns-s a-e-. for sfory 'ene'n7"
5ovze c7 2 Io- 25xI"0 feet.
Arnold Ryrue ( Bsumena have soia for sac conn ne
-,--5ves- corner q Madison and IIe-h 81. h.e
So, gztao1se OF q 2ax1c0 fee
tore1se-4 L Prayer have sold y Louis Pefls'eln an
lao, P-sen1haI Nos and 90 q ave northeast o'
q Ssh 81. 2 SIX story tenement h'-77' VIII
Of p,or - 5x7o feet az
yo-r,-er " singer has sod for Isaac Duns; No 20
--sx- asth g. . four story tenement house On ioI
251ICo11 fee. -.
= =--t-o z s43 and 3:5 Eas 5th 81 two SIX storF
-e,-s-- houses OF plot 50 6xe7x Irregular In ex-
chang " ehap.ro gives NJ schnee Nc 20 % '
E=Kfe1 : Eec..
New-York tribune., 1908-01-17
CHOICE NEWARK PARCEL SOLD.
Offer Of S12.c00 Front Foot Recently Made
for Plot Near Il

Robert a Osborne, Of the Osborne Really Com
yany. has bought No. s55 Broad -. Newark. 4
three story stoae ana brick banking house. on a
plot 22xlse feet, near the National Newark Bank
ing Company. lie also gets al the fixtures and
Furniture IL TIE building Including the steel vaults
and two safes
IRE parcel forms the southeast corner Of Broad
and Clinton st and Is considered one = the most
valuable plots n The metropolitan district Prop
erty section has sold for *1lg1 front foot
Recently sI2c05 front foot was offered and re-
fused for plot there According 70 rUrnor yes
te-dsy the building Viii become the home Of a
sr1st company. win 2 swings department
New-York tribune., 1908-01-17
Rig INVESTMENT DEAL
BUYER MRS. T.. S. POTILR.
Good Prices Obtained at AUCTION for
Estate Parcels.

Mrs. E3szzbe,h s Potter. wife q Bishop henFs
- - = re hz,ve- q the block bounded by
- sns "a sts ST Nicholas ave ard Broad
uz-. recently sold ~ SlaEsor & Hobbs Tor 1he
1s-ruvn Realty and Constr1ctio7 Company filis Is
AZ investment purchase
The property has frontage Of III feet OF
r--a,.s--sx KS feet n list 10 feet on =
--g-lrsse sye and ZI7s- feet = T73d = The seller
.aok 4se properly about tao weeks ago Il
.-s5e for TIE Jerulyn apartment house a tae
x,r,l-.ez- corner 4 slst 81 and Broad~ay-
\, -he Real Estate Exchange SslesVoo-ns yestef-
dzy JosePh P Dzy sold fo- tne estate O ~aies y
s-s-77oos So g Leroy 81 e three sto-y building.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-17
/ EXCHANGE ELECTS DIRECTORS.

ne a-. annual meeting q the stockholders Of the f'eaI
r.z.e F.rorznzs ot Long Island he'd Tuesday at
- ~ r-t<-h ave H Stewart Mcknight president Ct
tn E.achsnge. presided
The stockholders elected following directors for the
ensuing year: F. A Brown, Joseph " '-ea's' n
+,z1aas-dr William " Griffith \. L Langdon. Milton
IF-c1sze l. Rauer Mclaughlin. H stewart Mcknight
Izis X POUNDS, John " Paris, William f'chenseee'
Jeremiah Robbins. Frank W Scitt, II Allen IenneF
F4e~- p Williams = J. Eickert. Stuart KrschraIn
7,ee-5 :, T,s- T-rresus Galca Gage Z. Tarbel. r l.
F,,lre- Howard PIE = p. AcAerson, Dayid l. Van
Sostrand and \ p Pardington-
r. isz. tai directors members II the hoard
a. eac-5o. # oe7cerg viii be held on January -
New-York tribune., 1908-01-17
L0ST-BASKROOkS


BANKBOOK No 3J3. .0O6 Of the Union Dime
Savings Institution is missing ANY per
son having Il claim to II is hereby called
upon 70 present the same within ten Gags or
submit TO having said uassbooi cancelled
and new one Issued
BANkBDOK LOST--Bankbook No .057 90
80 of the B0wery Savings Bank is miss
iEE. TIE nm .r IS requested to return It to
the bank. IL not restored before the I4th
DAY Il February. taaS application will be
mace to thc bank for a new book
LOST O. STOLEN Bankbooks Nos $50 -
"fJ and rs, 33l OF the German Savings
Bank Ia the City II New York corner 4fh
atc. and 18th St. issued 10 Hedwig som
msTotte and iIedwig Sommerlatte In trust
fCE Lwald Somme-latte. All persons are
cautioned against negotiating the same If
rot returned 20 the bank on the Gth day OF
February. 1904. a duplicate viii be issued
LOST. -Passbook No Go 49s. issued by the
nion square savings Bank, formerly the
Institution for tie Savings af Merchants
Clerks. Finder viii please return It To the
bank,
LOST Bsnkbook No 2O4 .G90. Harlem say
inSs Bank Payment stopped. Kindly re
turn 20 bank.
LOST or STOLEN Bankbock No 2sa isI
Of the Enfigrant Industrial Savings Rank
Payment stopped. Please return cook to
bank. No. 81 Chambers at.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-17

BOY. studying electrical engineering win WIN
A noted correspondence school "oui4 -
,r-,ec- y,i-b an electrical engineering
Coura1v. D Weir, 119 Oakland ave-
Jcrsey City.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-17

OaCTfMAN-Narrfed. 10 family; sly ISL
eTceII.-r city driver; eight years reter-
euce from last employer. Absolutely soee,;
honest: careful zrE slsays prompt. "a. al.
or address present enPloEe-, ! d - N~S-
51st St
New-York tribune., 1908-01-17
Notice of Summons.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY or NEW
y 12rkA AElerear,- "a France % Ere Ei1slns corIanS
many Defendant To above named De
fendant. You hereby SUMMONED TO answer con-
plant in This action and copy your
on the Plaintiffs Attorneys within p days after the
vice. IT Of failure to appear OF answer
demanded in the complaint Dated. December IL
sAcKETT cEEAPMAN ( STEMS s rlsi2titfs Asor
Tribune Building. Borough Of Manhattan, New YORK
To the Defendant California Safe Deposit & Trus,
Tue for going summons is upon you by pubca-
Of the justices Of the Supreme Court OF The state
the complaint in the office Of the Clerk Of New
apd state Of New York. Dated, New YORK January TO-
sAcKETT. CHAPMAN g.. { STEVENS Flaintinrs A,tor
,Trf5une BuildngJ Borough Of Manhattan. New York
S,UPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK
g ia C;5 s3 aI Isnd Co1apsnv .1.. OF Ed 9se
Defendants Trial desired IN the County Of New York
70 the aboEe nsnied Defendants: ,,
Piain1iffs attorney withn twenty after the service
% Of y9gr fauI [o 70 G s dat or or the ej T
IN r}afsS 5ne f0T5psehiib peaember H. 1907.
cIiSRIEs sfs POPE cALDwEIL Pls!ntir7 Attorney
- - g" defendant tend Isaac Gold.
Notice IS hereby thai your default
appear or the within SUMMONS Judgment win be
from the 18th day June, 1901 with costs Of
this action.
~ - 6efeasazts isaac Cod and Sophia Cold:
IRE foregoing summons served upon you b publica-
Honorable II.
Supreme state of New
r. 11r} Jav Of 1907 filed com
.isirr on the day the Office Clerk of he
ES@1nt Of New York Borough % Manhattan CITY
u T5ated New York. December u. 1907.
CHARLES POPE CALDWELL.
Attorney for the Plaintiff
CsUPKEME COURT. CoUNTY OF NEW YORK
TT1,.Tan Louis 3 Wasserstrom, Jacob Robbins Flo-fs
- Vdjttaker Henry johnson. Martin Hunt. Abraham
Si,uon Michael Namara. Abraham Meyers. Edward
ConIev Herman Buggeln. Patrick German Patrick
L-aler Defen.ants--Surnt
To me abo named Defes1dants-
Won are hereby summoned answer the complaint
IN this action and copy Of answer on
The plainrfffs attorney within days
o. this exclusive OF the dav
vice and Of your failure TO appear or answer
judgement viii taken against by default for the
TeJis@ demanded the complaint
Ta-ed York. December .. 1901
Holm RIDER. Plaintiffs AttorneE. Ofice
once Address, - cedar street. New York City.
,Ec defendant Elizabeth WheIan
The foregoing summons Is served you by publi-
csto- pursuant 70 an order Of Hon Charles II Truax
lrlstice Of the Supreme Court os the of New
work dated December 11th. 1901 and filed with the
COMPLAINT herein the oF.ce % Clerk Of the
,be Borough OF Manhattan City oS New York.
ps+eg New YORK December 12th 1907
JOHN NJ RIDER. plaintiffs Attorney. Office and p .
Address No - Cedar st. Borough OF Manhattan.
Eew York CITY
New-York tribune., 1908-01-17
REALTY NOTES.

The Frsrg Minor OF the order Of St Francis took title
yesterday 70 No Macdo1gal "A 10x75 feet from
William J. Rohr fo- So. $50.
Eleanor p Palmer took yesterday plot 5o5x
Io2 feet on the sou.h size of s5th ST. 275 feet
West End ave. from Emma Rosenbaum. as executor
.-H fnr
New-York tribune., 1908-01-17
mRe. SAGE LENDS s2z4. 600.

A-s Margaret - sazc. 7lao~ n Russell sage. has
ioznez s2ss A. - rer three years Thomas
shszlsy his holdings the west side ~ BroadTay
let-reen zGth an1 z1ta
The 2fet-op- T--- C1ugsaF has loaned Harley
T Proctor s1G8.ea9 fo- Jfrec y-eEE 10
Ezz: the Eos-asia LIE Assurance Society
<lees8 Tor rssrs iE ceu; 70 Matthias Rock
or TIE r7tersy 90 -ltl side q -7h 70 feet
seet Il ~
New-York tribune., 1908-01-17

pOoEErEPFR-Rv youag man: accurate:
FIVE years experience n plumbing SUP
plies. chance for Advancement h WEISS
IOI Margin St
New-York tribune., 1908-01-17

I NURSE or COMPANION 20 elderly lsty:
Wes: 22sth st
New-York tribune., 1908-01-17

GENERAL HOUSEvORE-By yoC1z ss1
1ro washing. wages So god rets-71c-
O,taTas 80 Wes- sd -
New-York tribune., 1908-01-17

DAY-S WORK-TCzng Tc-171 EA1,s
- - - - F--s--s Nss.-(srv- SAINT
e-s ca-e II Js-sr - Ezs- II9-n 81
New-York tribune., 1908-01-17
Real Estate.
City Property for Sale.

pICHMoND BORCUGH.-NFG- SITE, WATER
II frcn-. X. 2 l-khteTaEe, ali improvements
dldgs- etc 81 0Q9 J. ;. DI.A kE. = B-oa1EaE y J
New-York tribune., 1908-01-17
M Tse PRIVATE SALES MARKET.

" Morgan Las sd for eaient .o5 -1x1o' feet On
the rorfn side q, 1sst - - Nicholas
ave Thoaas sa'tr'- lae easer recently bought az
ss.otn.ne i.t -Isc size rs p.ot is 59xloo feet
re Fln,.-Ca.- I..at. ClI.l-1E nas sold % IEeoE
New-York tribune., 1908-01-17
CARPET CLEANING.

---------->-------
Careful CARTLT CLEANING CO.
Cleans ~ compressed air. steam. hand or
on hocT 1884 Broadway, i2l last 4sth ST.
zoe BkANlT. L.l. l2.--2hth.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-17

CHAMBER.fAID.- &c- - ToC7z Es-i an
cnamher-nai1 s15 assist Win -z-arg-
a.. = ave, rinz OfCoz1sTs bel
New-York tribune., 1908-01-17
School Il geRc.y.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
supplies Professors Teachers. Tutors GoVeruesscs
u Colleges. Schools and Families Apply
Mrs. 81 J YOCNG-FULTON. % Union Squars.
MADEMOISELLE AMYOT. Teachers' Agency. 90 z
goth Tel 1857 Madison--Teachers. gov
for colleges schools and private families
New-York tribune., 1908-01-17
Country Property for Sale.

ME COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR sAL[-FlF-
.eer -oo-- house al complete. fne Lawn. sna-e
g.. foote's <-r-1 state buildings minutes ron
rcsoe-e a15 .h-ee railroads; about Two acres s10-1
J r. srCAT. NI5dIeroTn- y Y
,,0PpTS-0V-Y y J-ELEGANT- COMNoDIoI-s =
" from 1e-s1t
-P.%xIIH DEVELOPMENT CO. 147 I~beT+y s. - :
New-York tribune., 1908-01-17

DATs WORE-T51nz Gs-D-sr Scua1
zzn-= work a. olcz. Io-el 9 r>si=1-a,t.
as ofscs 1Iealtuz- SeSse-s OooE = -
Ezsc .5-a -
New-York tribune., 1908-01-17
COBALT STOCKS.
FURNISHED by Wills. stewart K Co. No 43 E1cnang.
IIaceJ
MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES. 800 second hand
WcOj eud iron working machines: fully
guaranteed: machinery bought and ex
CHANGED. George z. EDDY 39S Madison st.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-17
BILLIARD AND POoL TABLES.

MA&UFACTURERS Of billiard and POOL ia
5les: high grade bowling alley buiidersi
lowest prices. Marx Bros. - Cn.on Square
New-York tribune., 1908-01-17
EsiPLoYNEHT tGENCIEs.
AUCTION SALE@

Px VIRTUE OF an execution. I HiIi sell
sc-dsk . g. M. - i20 Hopkins st.
BROOKLYN. fixtures ard contents of grocery
fsore Van Leer. Estg Asrshs3
New-York tribune., 1908-01-17
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

| FURNISHED By Charles D Barney Z CO. No p Broad
street, IOrk No II South ith street,
rrFz@eIuhfal
New-York tribune., 1908-01-17
DREssMAKING AND MILLINERY.

NINE. DURAND. CD Lexington ave, near
J4th st takes orders for the South; also
remodelllng q gown. bah dTe2ses. az mod
crate prices.
DRESSMAK ER.-First class cutter. litter,
quick WORKER. highest family references;
by day. 81 no& slack DusinesEl. s3s city
or country. 81 East I23d IL
DRESSMAKER French wishes s''GyiS more
customers Louise. i5i West l35th =
DRESSMA kER. French. expert cutter. f1t
ter. designer Of high class work. wishes
more customers. out. Or home preferred .
references. reasonable prices. Guerdngsr,
i4e West I03d a.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-17

-,x-FPTrSFuE-,Ts and su5sc-ptious toE Tbs Tribune
\ -e~es-e5 a. their Uptown Cice No 1874 5-o1N ~
r---ee- 7G-f and @7-h ult 3 o'clecS ? L
received folIo%lnE bTaoch ol1css
-e-s-s- rece ur;1 o'ciocs ? n t-z- -
Z3j e. I55 e-6 ave COZ I-IA =. o -1zst
80 5 81 West so tetS@sn ~ aao sth s.e.
re- -9-.t ~ g between 16th ana tltE
5or51 - - reyr 6Is- ave neer ssta
FsSr l5.sl 81: E5G TrsE.cn- ave. I'D % ave
- - a----irs- TliEtrict TeleErsrh c1-cP
New-York tribune., 1908-01-17
TTPEUEETERs-

yTgErrEITERS All EnaEss soad- rented.
rerxsyed erchaugeS. reilstIe seTEics
CorBlaal. - Nassau a. IelephGas 274o-
Co-I1SzEk
New-York tribune., 1908-01-17
Furnished Houses 10 Let.

- : r----,--T.rsr-r, Fzor-er FOR RENT DURING
s+--e- ard through GUNNER = desired re" nogs
- ,h-er hsrEs Billiard table. etc coated II
Tsr--ss PAX 40 East Istn s., Flstbus1 4e-sinoL
22zI-FlstbEsh-
New-York tribune., 1908-01-17

female
ST-Sof;RAPHER. TTPEU RiT TEE--fer e.
r7sr4rt position with reliable nrI5,. 49,
wars -expeT5ezcs. y z 4 lVso H@lI So
Brooklyn.
sTrSOGRAPHER--B yogzE ia1y. VIE
tvo vezrs' experience. cara S1AE4Hfa1s
1=57 Lexington ave
sTr~oGRAPHER End TTeEWRITER-
Miss =. .7s PaGsace ave- Jersey S8O
Heights
New-York tribune., 1908-01-17
Furnished Il pa1tments to Let.

Spring REDUCTION. O$E-EALF FORNE
prices: furnished Apartment; private bath; you
choice 81 Csil. Including meals $3.50 weekly exclusive
horne.lEe. ALABAMA VAN PENSSEL1A ER HOTELS
- HE 9th
New-York tribune., 1908-01-17

ing AZ home BY - month city ze1s--
encs: IN private house Outdoor drying Ma
Smith ISo East 22=rh So Tas B-orx
New-York tribune., 1908-01-17
City Property to Let.

rNEN-RCOM HOUSE. FULLY FURNISHED: SPLES-
did library. Grand piano billiard table, SIS pc:
also UGIurUished, opposite City College
Address OWNER. 81 Ed dzscOrlbe ave
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1908-09-03
DAM ABOVE AUGUSTA BREAKS
Three Lives Lost and Property Dam
aged to Great Extent.

a dispatch from Atlanta, Ga,
says the floods in the Carolinas and
Georgia eliminated Wednesday In the
breaking of the big dam six miles
from Augusta, which diverts the
water rom the Savannah River into
he canal at that point. The great
aood of water let loose soon found
is way into the city and that night,
from 18th street to the eastern
boundary, Augusta was under from
six to twelve feet of water, which is
gradually rising.
The bridge across the Savannah
River went down In the rush of
waters and the dam at the locks,
seven miles above the city collapsed,
adding to the flood.
The Associated Press corr espond-
cnt at Augusta succeeded in gptting
Il telephone wire to work IN the
building next to the Augusta Herald
office. and from there the first COM
munication was obtained after the
wires went down.
He reported three deaths, two
white persons and one negro, but
could not give any names. as the
means of travelling were only by
boat.
AT o'clock Wednesday night two
telegraph operators employed by the
Western Union Telegraph Company
swan to the Chamber OF Commerce
building and cut in on a wire that had
not been cut down. This wire, with
possibly a railroad wire into the
Yards in outlying sections of the city
1re the only means Of communities
ion to the outside world.
The current through the city
streets is swift. but not enough to
more than carry away debris. boz
rees, store boxes and loose signs.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1908-09-03
TILLMAN SIGHS FOR HOME.
And the Hog and Hominy He Can't
Get i'm Europe.

a dispatch from London to The
New York Herald says: Senator
Tillman. of South Carolina. who is
making his first European tour, likes
London very much. though he sigh
IN vain for the delicacies of the table
of down South
Young man." said the Senator
this morning. ''if you will only tell
me where | can get some real corn
meal In this town you will make me
your debtor for life"
A friend who was standing near
supplied the information and the
Senator was effusive in his thanks.
well, sir, I've had hard time
TO get something to eat over here.
You know a man used all his life to
our Southern cooking just naturally
Graves for something that has corn in
it. | don't eat beef and / have the
hardest time everywhere I've been
trying to explain what / meant by
breakfast bacon. but as for corn
bread and hominy grits, why sir.
them anywhere. so I just thought if
| could only find somebody to tell me
where I could get some corn meal
would take 1t to my stopping place
and show the cook how to make a
nice yellw pone of corn bread or an
ash-cake. Brompton road. did You
say? / am certainly much obliged. "