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New-York tribune., 1908-11-29
Lace Curtains & Stores

1uch Below Values
Marie Antoinette Curtains, so.75 1880. 1900
Values $3.50, 17.5O % 50 Far
Renaissance Curtains at s1l.5O 1880 1850
Values S14~5O, 1880 and 225O Pair
Real Point Arabe Curtains, s1275 25 10 32 SO
Values S17.5O, $3.50 and $3.50 Pair
Antique and Cluny Lace Stores, s475 $50
Values 50 and so Each
West Twenty third Street
New-York tribune., 1908-11-29
Stern Brothers
Women's Walking Suits


TWO NEW MODELS BE OFFERED
IT UNUSUALLY LOW PRICES
NJ Rroadcloth in eneHsha and S2o.5i
handsomely witt braid
Actual Value S45OO
,evr shades handsomely At q
OF match
Actual Value 5000
.rrrrrr,v &c DIRFcTFD TO A CHOICE SELECTION OF
Evening Dresses in New Sheer Fabrics
r... :. p-;o... from s6o.5O t 255.Ot
New-York tribune., 1908-11-29

'Brings mail.
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Indradevi |
California
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Anchor
New-York tribune., 1908-11-29

In the last two years. when taxes have been
highest his gain follows:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-27

Or. @nl. $. Gua Don 9ir. 400,
Ator0z@oD StroBc, Oeiien Ngcntcn Die
Yoli5iItcn gcihiitt bobcn iouen, CAB
gcitcrn urnmputocn 5ll, Dab cr Dor
oent I. Suni 1906 Gocoin in icincr
&lpotbefc pcrfouft babe. ScitOcm 0u9
@cicb. mc(dCS ben &erfnui pon Wtis
ten o6uc Icjcpt perbictct, in &rn't
frat. mill Or. 3ua fcin Gocoin mebr
pcrsouit bobcn, ia, nidt rinnol mcbr
0cn icbilcn Erei9 0c3 @iitc9 l%uiiicr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-27
Sunncnanf. nno ltntcroano.
0nS Wcttcr.

Sir WurulouO ul0 ocu TiItritt
Golumbio hclttc unO morgcn mlbc'
itQnoig mo mobrihcinlih Gegclls
idalICr; lcidtc lmllpringCl0C WinOC,
Ger ,NounCnlonat" bot inns in
zen Ie6tcn GugCn red)t lUormcS N5ct.
fer bCihcCrt, nud)0cm c@ nod fms
porbCr Imallqcncbm nuBtolt mar. @ca
itCrlt mar Der bciBcitc laA, 0o0 Sbcr.
monrctCr ici9tc 5rpiid)cn , mo 3 llbr
uul IS @ru0, mGbrcrtO Die niC0riQltc
Ecmpcrutllr 60 @roo nm 6 llbrOtor
gems lpor. Gin tur5 Dor 5 llbr 9tud)
mittog9 cinicBcnocr Ncgcnihnucr
filbltc oic bciBcn StruBen Ctun0 ob.
rSn Den nnbcrcn Nunoc9 . MCttCr.
@cobud)tung9 Stutioncn mltr0cl
ole foIqcnocn hohitcu Gcmperatltrcn
pCrjcid)nct: Gultport 6S, Eortlun6
"A, Bolton IS, NIbnnp s., 9teru PORT
50, Ybila0clpbiu S6, Gtluntlc Stu
70. Wulbington IS, 9tortolt 81, 9ats
tero9 rs, Charlotte Sc, MiImington
IS, GbnrlcIton so, SoOonnob 81,
%odionniQe rs, Sltpitcr 50, acpgScIt
81, Ntlorto 50, Montgomerp Sc, ga.
lcitinc Sc, 9tclu . Orleans 30, @ols
nelton 81, Corpus Gbriitie 81, Mcm'
pGiS Sc, Cincinnati IS, YittaburgS2,
Gslpcgo ST, Buffalo SO, G~lcoclnn0
81, Getroit so, Alpcnn 81, WiorQucttc
IS, @recn Ban a, Chicago 50, Gll-
lutb GG, ct, Eoul -, Ct. 2oltiS IS,
&onioS GitU Sc. omaha 50, <ron
a, 9i9mord 20, @iaiiton 20, SABRE
90, ScIcnn IL, Solt Qotc Gitp 81
Gcnpcr IS, Nortb Flottc S6, No0gc
GitD Sc, Sos 9tngclc% IS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-27
0aiicnbuns sEicinic,
Hiucr @icm,
Muntn9, ben s. >Snni.


Spiritu en- Hiccn5cn.-
Nftlor Noom 0Cupcrt pom Common
Elco9 @criht bottc bis QcItcrn hci'm
S6ltB Scr WCid)Gitalhnocn IolNenoc
Spirituoicn @iccn5cn ouS8cItclIt:
Mirtbifnitrn 1872, Clubs 70, @otcl8
40, Gctuil @roccr9 %, GngroSs
@roccr9 Is, 6laihcniiia- @cihGitc 10,
Gn0roS : TroNllen @dnbllngcn 8.
Suionmtcn 2OO6. SIN lcttcn Sabre
bctrllN Die 3ubl Der &icenjcn 1888,
0urtntcr 2t52 Q9irtbihuitcu, @otcl&
1870, Clubs %, Ictail @roccra 80.
6oIQCnOC NppIitutioncn iiir Spi'
rjtltoicn murocn nid)t 0clu0brt: Nnn.
$. Camp, 9r. ~, 9toro.Somoros
Strobc. Eotrid ). Mrrpbp, Mr.. $50,
@cit &omborO.S troBc. @moCS. ii
itrift0ompolt' Sobn s. Hoic protcv
ltirtc I'M Nomcn Der o&mu & Orocr
2cnguc" Ncgcn Die 0cmGbrung pon
2iccn5cn fiir gepiiic @irtbidoitcn I'M
nor0pcitlid)cn Stu0ttbcil, Die bon ser
olten NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. &C.
idloiicn mur0cn, ipC5ica Nr. 573,
llnionsS troBc, 9tr. 1000, Nrgplc'
NDcnllr, itno 9tr. 9l5-91T Ettnipl'
poniu- Npcnue. Die @c6oroc bot ibrc
Gntihci0rnQ bis 6reitog ucridoben,
%ermiBtc Ecrioncn-Icr
EoIi5ci iinO %iol0cnoc Ecrioncn ais
pcrmiBt atgcmcl0ct luorGcn: Bertha
Sd)umonL 10 Sabre alt, ) Sub )
3oll NroB OrntlcS Snor unO Nllgcn,
ldlnnt, trllg gronatlarbtgcS &Icto,
@in1bomsGnilc fcincn 9llt, cine
0ono pcrfriippClt; Carrie MicrriliclO
BON 9tr. 2501 6oirmom1t Npcnlc, IS
Sabre olt. ) Sub 1 3oa groB, 123
4irnO idlucr, brolnca Soar unO Put
gen, trug brnllneS GlCi0, roio Sniuc,
Strpbbut nit Nlumcn Gorlllrt mo
prioirtc iilbcrnG llbr; Sobn Gorid)
pom 9tr. 230S, Cambridge troBe, 80
Sabre alt, 3 SUB 10 3oG. 40 EiunO
idnuer. bellcs Suor mo Scint, bInuc
Nltgcn, trltg bcllcn Mod. blnlte llebc'
boiclt, CORDUROY Niiltc mo 9rognt.
Shltbe.
Sic Soft an GRADER.
i d m il If ung@tag. Im Gefc.
~rotionStag nnt 80. Otni mcrbcn Ole
aoilircr- ltno @cIGnnpcillngS. No.
ibeilllngcn oCs YoltanltcS gcIdlolIcn
lein. Iic EoItmorfen- Gcrfoul@l dol
Ter mcr0en nm 7 llbr Nben0S &c.
ldlolicn, Die fiir regiItrirtc 0rici uber
Gag uno Nodt gcoiinet iein, aQc
onoeren Ibtbcilrngen 0cs Snltp.'
poltomtc3 uno Der NebenpoltGmter
lperoen Inn II llbr WittugS gcldloiz
len. 9rieiobIieierumgCn criolgen I'M
@cih1itspicrtel Inn Z, 9 unO Iii
llbr 8ormittugS mo IN Den onOcren
Stoottbeilen I'm Z mo 1%tt llhr
&ormittoas. 9rieilonlmlungcn mer.
Sen INN VI, 10 unO 12tt llbr 300.
mittogS uno 1@5, 7 uno 10 llbr
9lbenos 9emodt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-27
ciiiSicaer stuuO Der Clubs.

GoS amen 6trtC Yer d) ..
rungo 0clCb in ser Icbten Sc
gialoturiiBung poiiirt. miro an onoc-
rer Stclc Oc@ y0Nntifcn Gurrcipon.
ocntcr" bon 0rn. y, i. Grolric, bent
Stoots . &criid)crmga . Gonmiiidr,
publi5irt. tbs @cleb lit beodtcn0
mcrtb iiir Scbcrmom,
Gas Woiienhuu9 Eicnit
ltnoet in Oicicm Sabre I'M Riper-
Nicip Yurf ltutt, un0 5rpur Wioutog.
Den s. Sum-, IicieS oniGbrlidc sic.
nic III lett einem &icrtcl %abrbrl0crt
Dos &oltaieit Der Iertifcu Nulti,
more'3. Nm bcmlCIbcn betbciIigt lid
nus gauge Gcutlhtbum, Gilt cS oodl,
Den tlcincn 4ilegcbciobIcncn ser
Gcutlh Nmcrttoncr Der Stoot Der
Monumcnte bic groBe 6rCuOc Ocs
&ubrca 81 bcreitcn. Die Ser, S0n.
ger mcrOcn eo@ Set 0llrd) Den &or.
trag nlcbrcrer Gborc oerlh0ncrn.
$50 ocn 2 CONNER 6ubrin.
GEN? - @enn Scnluno, bent nid,t
9~eniigcno @cIo sur 8criiigung itebt.
fir cine tbeucre Vuoerciie, lid Den
Sopi ilber Die 1Sro9e 3erbrid)t, no or
hic bciBcitcn Wiollote oeS SommcrS
perlcbcn ioa, iolltc er lid pom Eui-
ingier = 0eportemrnt Der @citlidcu
Warpl1noer &obn cine Gopic oce
fIeinen 9uhcs gcbe1 ~loiier. ooS 6ic
Gompngnie iocben uu9gcgcbcn bot.
Is gibt Inn Dertbpoue Winfc ilbcr
ungenebme, fiible uno gcllnoc Nlobr
I'M lueitIid)en W~orplnno, IN bctl
bloucn 9ergcn. no oos 2cbcn nid)t
ibeuer lit, uno bon no ans Der
Spnmncrfriidler notbigcnfaIls IN
ipenigen Sttlloen mieoer nod NoIti'
more 6urildgelongen fam. 2aa Bud
lit reid illiitrirt ullO fiibrt Den Gitcl
gWbcre TO ipen0 the Summer"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-27

Sobn pon Some9 OSlpulo BON 9tr.
1923, 0it 8iobleitroBc, >pllroe &c.
itern I'M @oic Oes @oltieS Nr. 1905,
gtorO GurbomlitroBe, bon cinem
&unOc III Oo9 red)te @eiu gebiiien.
Gr lurlroc III S6miot'a Qroguers
Gon0lung al Der Ode bon @op. unO
Nr~citonitroBe perbunbcu. Ger @ulN
gcbort 9ugtit Hoient6ol bon NJ.
1905, GurbunlitroBe.
Ser 1t-jdbrigc Sobu Don g9nl. j..
@uucrtp BON 9tr. t2l, Wiontebclo'
glpcnltc, lpllr0e nr1 ser Gde ponNton.
tcbcllo . glpcuuc mo Seffcrion.S tr,
uon cincm ircmoen S0ter III Ben rcd.
ten Sub gcbiiIen.
Suttcu cine uu0e.Et
Cen5en.
Hidtcr Slerucllpn Der lor60Itlid)en
4olijciltotion bcItraIt 0un0eelgen.
tGiimcr, luCld)c 0ltnoe obne Hlcen5cll
inl BcltBc bubcl1, nit llldt gerlll8cll
StroicrL uno Die Yoli5iiten oiclc2
Giitrift9 boltcn mebr luic bi9bcr cit
mod)iomc3 2lilgc ouf Die llcbcrtrctcr
res Nltnoc 3 2iccr5 @eiebca. @e-
tern bclegtc Der Hi6tcr Ole 6olGen.
Den nit ie s. Strofc uro Soften: bic
9tc0er Nrn. Gbomu9 bon g}r. 2lL
9forO : Mtontioro Npcnlle, ), Sunc
pom 9fr. PIG. Noro . Yro0ioroitraBe,
ltno Den NciBcn Wrunpiae &. &on'
Dis BON 9tr. 1909, Noro.GbcItcritr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-27
Waiicn s-Yicnic,
Hiper @icm,
Montas, ben 8. Snni.
2amajGbrigc Grfahrnne,

nlooernc Wctboben uno Die beiteit
WuteriaIien pereinigen iih in Der
Serltcaiing Der 9iere aus 6reo. 9oli.
ernihmibt's namericon 9remerp"-
hober lire aIIgemeine 9eliebtbeit.
ginntol probirt, iperoen lie allen ait.
oeren Sopfen- uno WuI59etrGnfen
miner porge5ogen. Site 81. 9rnue.
rel 1104-1t2S Siaen.S truBe. Gel.
s. & y. 364, Wb. t401. Q4S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-27
Scbc GeSe 1T iibcriliiiia,

menn eS iid) barum bdnoelt, DAB cine
Gbatiade tlar 81 Gage sei6roeri
miro. Iie demiibe anulpie ldBt iidi
ebeniu Wcnie iriiser, oils Die Ratur
NIT iid ipotten l1Bt. llnteriudi
6ranf 5teiI's Bier uno Sbr iinbet.
DAB oaiIeIbe rein uno bon bon Rab-
rungsgebalt i'll.
.lWaar6t3 ;6r2i--l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-27
9adl Der Scimtatb.

Sic n&0ltcrpnnOerlln9" nod clltldD'
lon0 bcgonncn. Otebr ais POD
&crguiigumgSreiicn0e fnbrcn bcll'
tc nit Dem Compiler Sector" n6.
- 81 9aItimorer oaruntcr.
0ic jdbrlihc @0lterlpunocring
nod GcutihlonO bat alien GrnltcS
hegonncn. Wiit Dem beutc 9tud)nllt'
tag 2 llbr abIubrcu0cn Noroo.Hlopo'
Qdmpfcr o9tcdor" iobrcn pos yer
gnilgunQarciicn0c in Der Sojilte, oo'
runtcr 81 @oItimorcr, % @dIblng.
toner uno . ans Der StootS Sultpt-
ito0t annapolis. Ser Nbifico olt
Eier miro interciiont, nber Gin filrd'
tcrlideS @corGnNc miro'9 gcbcn. dc
Valtimorer Mitrciicnoen iiIlO: 6rolt
Sobonnc q. Nroiicr, 6rot VtnrD
@roB Sr, 9eni. @roB, Sr. Is. g.
@iIcrecit, Nr. Nobn $. Worrilon, ST.
NPid). DtiiQCr, @r. Nugltit Wtiller, 6rolt
emilio Wi0icr, &r. Charles WtcDer,
&r. &cnrp gtorL &r. Sobn gtieberb0'
fer. 6rou NoIburao Nicbcrb0icr Sri.
Eorlinc giicbcrb0fcr, Sri. Sclcncgfic.
hcrb0icr, 8rnu 9icbcda Hicc, Sri. q.
&ice, Sri. S. N%ci5cuitein Sri. Eoll'
line NobIicct, Sri. 6lorencc Gublnno.
6rou Wiorp HOienfron5 mo &ino,
Sri. ImcIin Noicnfran3, 6rolt Ger
tia Nopp, Nr. Garl Hoid), 6rdll go
pbic Mogncr, Sri. W}inna @oIf, SRI.
Gmmu WcbnlcDcr, Sr. un0 6rou9tug.
Webr, @r. Gilbert Nebr, Sr. Sobn
@ii6bltlclL 3ruu Moric &ulboncf,
0r. @cnrp Sod, 9r. Gmil &iiotc, st.
emil 2iiofc, &r. IS. g. 2oubi6cr, Sri.
Qtort6o u. HobcrtioL 5rou 5. y.
Sd)ub, Sri. 6. %. Sdub, Sri. Gar.
rio Spcoio, Sri, 2cno Sdlcnhorf,
&r. 6cnrD 81. Is. Shlcn0orf, Or. 6.
Simpler, @r. &oncS u, Sprcngcr.
Nr. Con. $. Grid Sr. Ectcr S6o'
Der. 6r. z. 6. Spencer, Sr, 9eurD
Sdlrumc8, &orl ShleumeS, Sr. Geo.
Sdmiot ul0 Srou, 6rlS. Clara, Ins
no mo 3efGo S6ntiot, 6roit 6lu'
rcntinc Sccltp. @r. upo 0rau Sobn
3. @oglcr, Sri. 6ricocrife Soglcr,
&r. unb Srou Gurl Sanln1an, 6ron
Mforp Scincfomp, Sri, 6ronces Sci.
ncfuntp, SRI. @rctdlert Sodi6ilO,
6rou Selcno SofmontL 9r. Grncit
@llt6cion mo @ottilt GrnolO unO
&oroIo Slltfcion un6 0iereril, ST..
Did. 3infonO, Sri. Marie 8olis,0r.
&enrp Gngcl, 6rot VI. O%ppenbeimcr,
Sri. Gertrude EcI5ncr, 6rou CHARLES
Eobel, &r. uno Strut 9cnrp Sop
bcnocr, 9r. un6 Srou 6. g. Gallolr,
Gr. @m. 9ougbertp, &r. 6clir 35ie'
mufotp5fi, Sri. Minnic 9ieb, 6rl.So.
lcpbine 3uSpioa, Sr. Iaron 8olo'
berg, Srou Ioron 6rieocnluolo, 6rnt
Sobonnn Baum Sri. ScnnIc 9unt'
berger, Sr. Gurt 9urihbcrg IMMIGRANT
s. 81. @ortbolme.
&on @oibington iobrcn NIT: Sri.
@ffie MiiQcr, 6rou s. 4bbe II. Sinh,
SIR. Grnit &lltb, Sri. 9foio @orb,Sr.
Geo. @6rt, 1rmu 6. @critcnberg, @r.
Sol. @olocnbcrg, ST. Senrp Streit-
berger, Sri. Scowig Sobn, Tnitor
Or. Is. 9. Stonc, Srou @. y. Stonc,
Iron Noric NcubolIS, Sr. glug. $.
Scblert, 0r. $. &. Gmolb, Or. @. u.
G5orro uno Satin, Hopmono, 90
gar, SiAnnnoe unb Mlorg. G5orrd.
Sbcrit 6rcoerid 6ltgcr u1b Satin.
Gie bei6cn Heiienocn aus annopn.
lis limo: Grou Socob j. Ching mo
Sri. Gbling.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-27
S25 nodl ghieaao i,nb surif

BON 2S. Mai bis I. Ssuui uiao Henn.
ipIunnio.g abn." 9iQete fir Die Riid-
reiie iino bis gum IL. Suni giiltiJ.
geira9t billet. a0enten. (l4S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-27
Shcn. 6. 0icner &: Gp.

Geutides uno Gnberes auslGnbt.
ifes 8eIo %gefuuit uno perfaiiit.
@eloienoitngen beiorgt nod 9entih.
Lamb, Seitreif, IaBlano II. |. ~.
@ehicl ausgeitelt aui a~usldnoiide
9anfen. Greoitbrieie uno 9raoelers
CHEQUES.
217 Sn.Valtimurc.S traFe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-27
@aiicnbans. 1Sicnie,
Hiuer @icu,
Wpntag, ben s. 3nni.
communicable.

Wr. Ala, &eit'T ngcttc'S traRc, aarl
Sdlmiot, SnBabcr. Wiir5bnrger Spf'
bran friId ant i3apf. Diners, Sonpers
a Ia carte. Seocn Samitag Mbcno
Srci.Gun5crt. (april1,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-27
Ehiffsfarfen

bon iino mad europa iiber Baltimore
oocr Reu.Dorf, aaiiitc ODER Smiiden.
BED. @ehiel, ausl6noiideS Gels,
Greoitbriefe unb BeIbienoungen.
Sbcu. s. Sicner e &c.,
Nr. 217, Sit.yaltimure- Strafe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-27
HebbeI,s cinsiass NttrIier.

ScbbeIS ctn5igs3 Affflter.
@ir 1abcn MIR Gin NtsIier IN galti.
more, nnb bas bcfinbet iid in Der
Gtasc 81 ebener Grbc, Nr. 321, Norb.
Wap., nabe Sisb.Str. &inber.Ybo.
tpgrapbicn cine SpesialitGt. - Seine
Mgenten nnb feline 5reppen AZ iteisen.
s. SebbeI. 6. Grni, 0eidGftsfi5rer.
(315@ /
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-27
,Wdltct auf nuIcr WahSthntn.

rTdtct anf nnicr 8adstbnm."
@asgons fir @ui9ington ieoe babe
Stunoe arf ben yYunft." &soer in
@aibington, nod annapolis lit es
notbig, 81 gebcr ober autihen si
mietbet.
(Rait5-) r9ie Gleftriidc 2inie."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-27
Waiicnb OnSsG icinic,
Hiucr @iciu,
MOntog, bcn 8. Jnni.

9oicboll. - Gic Orioles" &C.
mouuCn Gcitcrn micocr III Qoronto II.
itcbcn Jest nit ocn GbnnpIon5 boz
1907 an Nlriher STEELE. 2Iubcr oics
len bciocn Clubs ip%icltcn 1~citcrn mic
rcrlm buffalo unO Yropi0cucc. Die
Spicle bottcn 6rn i|olAcnOcn &crloui;
IN Surunto.
Toronto. q. I 0 q o o 0 o q o OF
baltimore. 0 0 0 o I o 0 o o -
GnHluaO ,llmpirc".
Fcuriut nYtlbCr" NH I'Oer5 ,UuihCr" fir
Baltimore.
Wic@inIcD oVit6cr" mn FtCrte oGulbcr" fGr
Toronto.
an Buffalo.
NuifnIo. .,... o o o 2 o o o 0 ia
FrnbtoCrCc, .. o o 0 0 0 . q 0 ,
EiiiSicflcr 2tuub bcr Gibbs.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-09
Circus life IL HealthfuI.

The youthful appearance of all
circus celebrities never fails to elicit
a word OF astonlshment. A girl OF
apparently 10 Is accompanied by
on, that looks is, yet they are
mother and daughter. Circus wo-
men grow up until they are 20,
then, they stop. not counting birth
days. bat looking them. "How do
you do it?" was asked petite Louise
Stickney, who does a little-glrl act
with a white pony and white cart.
Life In theopen air and constant ex-
ercise, | suppose" she explained,
with n pretty flush of appreciation.
Despite the childish appearance OF
this little woman, Mrs. Stlckney Is
the proud mother OF a ten-year-old
boy, whom she and her husband are
keeping far from the circus. He Is
attending school and, when his ed
ucation Is more advanced, they hope
that he viii develop talent for
tue ltSlNihlaNNs ~ - NhN bAlShA oAoA
of all circus people that their chill
dren will enter the legitimate
hope that Is too often folled, for
there Is more in inheritance than
In training, and II is difficult for a
child OF parents who have spent
their lives In the ring not TO have
love for the glitter and excite
ment. and for the smell of the saw
dust.
A general air of optimism per.
yades circus. Performers seldom
confess that they are tired, and
never that they are sick. The sug-
gestion that one should be nervous
In doing a dangerous act in midaIr
Is pooh-poohed. II is notable
fact that circus woman will not
admit for moment that she feels
the slightest doAbt of her ability,
and the very mention of sickness
occasions fare of temper, which
proves that unconsciously the circus
fox abide by the principal laws of
mental therapeutics. and thereby
ward of many ads that would other
wise assail them. All circus folk
are firm believers in suggestion,
and those accustomed to training
have discovered that it is possible
for the human being TO accomplish
much more whore the will Is firm,
and nothing where there is no faith
in self.-Harrlt Quimby in Leslie's
Weekly,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-09
Cost OF british Railways.

The expenses in connection with
great railway, as was shown dur
ing the recent negotiations between
the Great Central and Great North
ern Railway companies, are enor-
nous. Thus. on the English rail-
ways alone a sum aggregating to
considerable more that f1,0O0,OOO,-
900 has been spent, while nearly a
quarter of this sum has been spent
on Scottish and Irish railways. The
railways In this country are the most
expensive ever constructed, while
the cost varies considerab'y-the
average for the United Kingdom
works out to f44,710 a mile.
The cost OF modern rolling stock
Is extremely heavy. 1t may be taxi
en- that the cost OF the ordinary pas
senger express locomotive is some
where about $4,000 when built by
a railway company itself, although
IL built by first-class private firm
IL would be about $4,000. The best
class of express locomotive will cost
more than this--say. from f3500 to
f4500. A first-class goods locomo-
tive will cost about $4,000, although
a tank engine without tender Will
not Cost so much.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-09
DAILY cArrAL JOURNAL sAIr, OREGON zoos

Partisan who painted "in the style
OF Rembrandt" and one example
signed by the young mans own
name, was preceded In its transit to
this, ccuntry by cable dispatch,
from the dealer to the treasury de-
partment that an attempt was being
made to smuggle in genuine REM
brandt under the name of living
painter. The New York conslgnee
actually paid duty on fraud, but
having the receipt of the collector
certifying that duty was paid on a
Rembrandt, he and his Partisan ac-
complice sold the fake to a rich
Western collector at high price.
zone OF the best known art dealers
in London Is a notorius distributor
of faxed specimens of the great
British painters, such as Gainsbor-
ough, Reynolds, Constable, Raeburn.
Above his splendid offices In the
heart of London he has a fine studio,
and Il Is said that every now and
then he will capture some young ar
tist able to serve his purposes and
lock him up in that studio for weeks
until he has turned out the re-
auired number of spurious mas
ters. Springfield Republican.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-09

The cost of coal In driving pas
senger express train depends, of
course, upon the price of that COM
modify. but Il may be taken that IL
amounts to about AID for every
mile run.
Carriages and trucks also con-
sumo a large amount of money. A
ten-ton goods wagon can be erected
for about $50, but a passenger car
rlage Is far more expensive. The
cost of modern ordinary first
class carriage Is about $3.50 and a
second class $3.50, and of a third
class e400.
The fine big corridor cars In use
by our leading railway companies
entail a capital outlay which varies
within very wide limits, though the
price of an elaborately fitted car
will reach to $4,000, and even more.
II is a well known fact In the rail-
way world that the breakfast, lunch
on and dining cars which are run
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-09


Bat the sum of the facts agreed
upon by artists and dealers Is that
for years Europe has produced and
America consumed tens of thou
sands of alleged specimens of the
work of the most famous men oil the
past and present--note that-of the
present also. 1t Is much easier to
produce spurios Corot than a
spurious Rembrandt--it might be
said that no expert could possibly be
deceived as to the work of the Flem-
ish master. The statement Is made
by New York man who has gath
cred data In the course of many
years that he knows of not less
than $1,000 paintings In this coun-
try which have been guaranteed by
the men who sold them to be ac-
tual specimens of the great French
artists work. Moths is not a
misprint-37 900, that is the fig
are" The writer whom we quote
adds:
OF course, Corot was extremely
prolific, and very variable in his
work. 1t has been estimated that
he produced something like 5000
paintings and sketches during his
long life time, and that about one
half of that number have reached
this side of the ocean; that is, about
10 per cent of the number of paint
ings holding honored places In
homes and art galleries in this coun-
try as genuine" CcTcss. Poor
Jacques and gentle Mauve have suf-
fered almost as badly. Other vic
Tins who have Jared no better,
though they are still alive, are the
Hollanders, Israels, Pieters, Blom-
mers and Nleuwhaus. To an Amer
lean artist who visited him at his
Katwiik home last summer, Pieteds
said that he sold large picture to
an art dealer in this country not so
very long ago. Shortly afterward
he found out that the painting in
question. was in the gallery of a
wealthy man In one OF the central
states, and that II wore the signature
of Israels. Similar occurrences have
undoubtedly been frequent, The
style of the best known living Dutch
painters Is very much alike, render
Ing them easy victims to that kind
of fraud.
Space Is lacking to set forth all
the instances cited In the Posts ex-
posure. One is the forgery OF
Rembrandt made by an able young
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-09
GO-CARTS

Why you should own a Sturgess
go-cart. IL saves you money. II
is a baby carriage and folding
go-cart in one. II permits the
child TO lie fiat, lncdline at any
ang,e or sit up. Its wheels track
perfectly and is propelled with
greatest ease. II Is hygienie; and
in general construction Is mechan-
ically perfect. The only go-cart
on the market that wheels and all
fold with only one motion. No
picture does II justice. The baby
cries for IT, Try 10 put him into
any other cart after he has tried
Sturgess.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-09
DRAPERIES
and CURTAINS

Portiers and draperies for the
home OF the May bride. Hhe
May brides home shonld be
made so nice and inviting that
housekeeping will be but
continuation of the honey
moon. Nothing will do 1t bet
ter than draperies OF various
kinds, and nowhere can You
find better draperies than
right here, Our selections are
large, patterns and designs
complete and quality-well,
when it comes from Buren, &
Hamilton's no question abou.
its quality.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-09
WALL PAPER

Are you interested in the wal
paper subject? Almost every
one is, aud as a result, every
one should make IL a point to
Inspect the magnificent wall
coverings that we have gather
ed for the 1905 spring season
Here YOU will find the choicest
patterns brought cat by dozens
OF the leading makers at home
and abroad. Here you will hnd
the pressed paper, the tapestry
papers, the gold papers, IN
fully a thousand and one dill
ferent designs. Here you VIII
find papers TO match your GuF-
nishings, your paints, your
woodwork, your taste and your
purse.