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New-York tribune., 1908-03-28
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Neu York M5Tc

New York. March p, 1905
BEEVEs-Recelpts were So cars or ! $50 head in
cIudias 3 cars for sauEhterers and 13 Tor the
ket The few cars Of steers offered brought strong
B5 BuIs ana fa COWS @Sre tug 25e hiEheF conon and
el@ersd becent to Prime steers sold a. s. 75 s. IS
s. = G s. IS. bull s. 50: 81 9oG
& So. few choce 70 extra heavy a. So s. 30 tail
lie per n Latest cables from Liverpool ard Lon
iPessed iP Teisht refrgersor bses a. Der
70 shiPments from 1his port to-day To-morroT tho
auarters Of beef for Armour &c LOO quarters for
schwarzschiId sulzbeTgsr, 1nslins Win preyt9gs
Britain.
ss s s. @ 5sr 100 90 5snfs r @ 5ai. sf s3 3 ssss IS
So so state 10 1o44 n, at Sc; de- s97 n at s. -
l24o y : a % s. a. ,6ss a2 os@ n at $ 20 % Ss l2so
g 50 10 DO. 1o26 70. ct 81 -; Il do s9I 70 az 81
n a. 50 90 5 90 922 n a. s. Is: 10 e7a n at
s275 d. 1850 n, at s. s5. do. 77s n. at s. 10;
Sc sPhsrsGa 5s a 80. u qs2=so 8 ses5s 5s. }:o8 n mi
PensEv1q= m M GOV 1899 90 20 At s. 8 90 -6 o. I1&E .
do. 975 II. at 81 50 DO. 1os% n at 81 40; 40 04o
So de- Is n b. a. s. 50 90 - o' ''' To- d % '
sod Tosn M g sha2nqn an CO.. bgs "a y, 51 Z a $ 90 & do
s. - 10 do 724 u. at s. so DO ESQ Ii. 81 20
newton & Co: 22 Illinois steers and stass 1853 h.
at SO 90
s ne here !s5 4s'2 t. 8' fer
demand at about steady prices and the limited offer
50 81 % 100 lb. fed calf at s3 80. City
dressed veals steady Tlac 13c per bs
Try dressed &c to lie
sales-s. Sanders . vesls I$a ID average. At 81 70
per 10. ~ 12S ID, 81 BE-; DO, 9s h. a
Sc. DO 1%6 lb. s.: fed calf $50 h. AZ s3 90
SHEEP AND LANRs-Receipts 1919 head.
Guiding Il s&ughterers and a. the
ker. and. with the car held over Yesterday. there
al. sale. Sheep nominal. feeling
firm; almost nothing doing in lambs and buyers
number and holding of. and reported lower
Buffalo. a lambs changed
hands al 81 per 100 h. Dressed mutton steady at
I0c to I4c per ID: dressed lambs at 70 I53=c:
country dressed hothouse lambs selling 81 81
per
sales-s. Sanders: 81 state lambs Sc ID average
81 100 ID: l buck. lao IL. 81.
HOGs-Receipts 21i3 cars, 419O head.
Guiding a market. Firr1er Il
Buffalo advices and prices 20c soc higher
ehan Wednesday. Good medium weight state hogs
sold So o5 100 ID. Country dressed hogs firm
&c 70 The per lb.
sales-S Sanders: IS state hogs, 1ss ID average. at
SIS per 100 II.
March. s13 as april S13; October. 81 T5. TIMOTHY
prime. s. Is. ALSIkE. prime, si2 40.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-28

TIE local market for spot cotton Was quiet. with
prices 10 points lower 40 rntddling upland
and .G5c for nddling Gulf. Sales. 4Ooo bales
ifverea on contract Southern
graphed as follows; Mobile quiet unchanged 1o4c
Savannah quiet, 5xc lower Ieisc: !
Charleston steady. unchanged saies, be
Wilmington steady. Lice al
steady. unchanged I0ssc; bale
more nominal unchanged 1olsc: Louis dull
changed at lose sales, 40 bales: Little noYli
nal unchanged at -04sc; Galveston quiet. Lido lower
at 10 S-1oc; sales. iio4 bales; New steady
.se lower al lo,2e; sales 2I5o bales Memphis steady
unchanged lo1scr sales 1SG-9 bales:
I-ISc lower at 10 a-l6c. bales Estimated
receipts at leading points for Saturday: Houston
$500 te 5000 bales. 242T last week and 5.1.1
last year; Galveston 5000. against 3.946
last week and 6.s41 last ard New Orleans
lseo 20 e600. against 2,304 last week 90e5 last
Cotton Exchange special liverpool cables Spot cot
ton gull sales, 4O00 bales: speculation and export
sec; american 5000; Teceipts. 5000 American, eco
InidolinE upland 56Sd. Futures opened quiet but
steady at Ia points decline: closed steady net
decline OF a points. March and March April sid
AIr.-May- 5265edi May-June. J2Td: JCne-July
5-26i-d d: ,Gly-August. 5-e5 5e1d
September October. 5.I6izd; October-November
5l2tzd; NovenDerDeceTnber, 5.ooise DeceulberJanu
s-y. 5osd: JauuaTy-February. sos I'D Manchester
Yarns dull and Irregular; cloths pressed for sale
The following the total receipts OF cotton al
al ports since September :
New-York tribune., 1908-03-28

-o---r --arka- 1ss nervous 60 -
--,-sz
zee-1-r - c1--s -ei-
gr--lfzz market --szke1s6 -
decline ~ 5z-& points en- -
80 -z-- --o- --7--Ls ver= ur-hanzeo ~ pLLza
=7- - 5sr -sr- estimated aT 2s1H0 oeeS -
------ --=-== ez=y DECLINE CT g" I---- -
------s Se.-1E = N21--
-5@rz=-- willie late positions l-eAs ~.
considered g. 20 -sZ-fel q - s-S
----------- rf-h e-ccI-aEed b. cas- caeiN
------a--- -Z-olT- -.
--.---- gEe-ee5 q 5e--alz from -7EorIl--
- - -ez-I- closing rEL-ez = lf
.---- r- -o-=--1z Local s-7r1s -1-s o--S-
80 e. -z-zuso TTeal--ezs- e77t 80 :. -
- -lz --z---t Numerous adviCes Ee-e refel] "a
--e .1--r --5-=rsft-g --- reports c5 eelte-
s-i H--c=r --ier-rr --o--v-sr -,
rs-e -lzrle i--uef2e ,- -.
zz---- --r-5-- r=r1at-e- hez-1sr- a. vs. -@ll-E
-t-uee-i-r local SOCK --7L
-=e--r--oe - southern holders = t1e co.,
----ea1e-r merely te-rpore-7- Sollh=IL So
49, generally unchanged. one point reportg
-.-z -r - Su-e-r1teude2t King weekly r-o'e
---r=s tci-17-- Port rece'rTs So re-
Overland 70 H-i5 a-1 -s--za'
go Tuil3 taliTzs
,e-z-=zI bales ioepo isSL p, 9Ss
-r = --+-'t' cl-
zz- r=-s h-1gt- --t- szr for tse TeA l6oV+ D@e 4.
z-e---- a. Total e-7- ro1allei4l- toIt
"a. razs- sFalns- @.e"z.5s5 lasr Nfal
= r7sre and ra-a1a- 5Ic-sas bales. asa1Ist
~o---a-n NIB l1Ainss 30 ~ a-
a-s Z s5ss-l5e- S575s5 bales against lsS
--- r-1lzzf for season . @sl-l.l
aEa-s - 500 lss- The total crop HloFe
-G- season against y" sst season
--r prices Il The local market '-aE
YeEJer-
New-York tribune., 1908-03-28


o0r eaDa FOR an ] se9' 9Estp t. Fs1 SSs Nc as
shange5 The felloatng prices quoted on y & - 6
vinter straigits s. 30 3 so winter patents s. SO
S aoGs4 Is: extra No winter. 81 6oas3 S. RYE
el2ea Far 4 fooa es5- : SS G6,s5
En- En- sts zF5sa @ 'SsSS 81 BA5 si Ia c. s sl :
F5ED-Eaes5ern stee6y city stsa eaoJsd SO
IS $50 ean. $50 bqlk s2sqs2s 50 sssss
SO g 5 A s@ - .aGss o2! oIInes fe So Ss % ro II kan
S rs6cf1 s54 afaf priees pSr busRei s5-da ne
DAY Much Ct ,he time the market vas. very duh.
owing to the conflicting advces from Western points
vfces fronl afnter Wheat points however had beaT
s a T G "tee vas Nile n re EaTi
from She spnE "ea{ sset5qn saa6 a psP REP
conditions the most favorable In several years
Lidoa Nnen later TeP9rs lndleatea fna5 % s e1sfn 70
~ "a @ n r SqIf 5 o5 pro-. = EelfeT the
market q rs burden of long wheat forced oit b IN he
short time. The oash demand poor in all sec
a,- amount Of grain The expo-t business consisted g
about loads al A. Cu5porS Is ssaSosra a6 esaFs39e
,eev eesrancss a= TePor:ed by Brads5reet,s wer-
cl3zt-s = '-ert Aas-.oa Broonhg- esn!etsd rorlds
r Budapest 7hich closed - &C net lower. foreign
markets showed little change and we're much q
on Argentine shtPaents we-e e2as 900 bushels com
1asat N Ne~ York closed as foloVs No red. 81 q
q
& 4 and No hard winter. 81 II o b aHoat CORN
The market narrow affair al day and little
Of larger than and
absence Of hull support The local naarket
closed and unchanged while Chicago closed
lower '-learauceE Ii-rls
lare@- So 0oG interior receipts gggre
gated haI< million bl1srels No = New York
quoted - elevator and S9c afoat, other
grades nominal. oATS-ThfS market
al but worked Of Iir-e in the later afternoon
with other CASH the local market
closed follows Mixed. 2S 3 o. &c:
white. - Ib. . Sec clipped white. .
6$--c PTE-0a-ket
Ssc nominal 2 0 b New York BARLEY-Narker nom
m he eek
acCc-ding 70 B-aostreets. aggregate o3S 9e4 bushels
e-1eS ~ea-
JULY I. 1907. wheat exports 1Se
against 13059I17q last exports for
week s45I25 bushels. 3S3.64a
1874 s53 year July corn exports
Il lrsos579 bushels against 51667 $50 last
NEW TORk PRICES.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-28
SPECIAL EUROPEAN COLUMNS.
HELP WANTED.
aIaE-.

EAN--0 -r-e--sener-coech-nz1 rei-aole
s-.c -1u--aterC single mai VIII 80
rrfe-e-e-e wiling fC make himself ger
e-zr useful a. driver to0s noiSei alL- =.
Fs:5er avn aa5 house. and 10 i5l-A &c
o. - -l-70.ere- nice permanent Place.
Hrr Je-seg- q assistant fIIr1l-F3-1 pe[I 2
rzle. Eazes So and Doarc- -1o14esS l. <
u Bcz - ri 5uIls ono
. sS-~TD Boy about ! OF - Fesrs. -...- II
Ee-e-z c@ice work must Es foc N-a---'
h. i1 s-rez7a-Ce. RESIDE 7l'E -.
Go1rezE ets-.-y salaTv expNcte1. Tto1-PI-
ress --Esu-- p-zre SeT ForS Ll-----
New-York tribune., 1908-03-28
7-TToN TRANSFER AND S.ofSAS'E ST,v ~
IL New YORK March -sSn. 80. -

T-VT0N TRANSFER AND 1g.,,
l-l-i-'-i - ~ YorII March 18Th la.ss-
.tof-b,r~ Jonn T0garty. Ellen iler
nev Be-uasconi Bros - y NJ. sr1.,
Airs Kennedy. Bartoyi ,,-.S.I S,.r'ii' q Esbi-sss'
ae'~1D'''-s = ,.l.- r N a n \. HaHiltou-
s-nia Nurlss. p. !. S.inGers' - :, W, .,..--,.,9
- NJ z NJ - Miss ? "a 30, .-i
~ s.-ay.ss. Mss g Nolh tou -
Z n. - - are hereby 1Oti1ed fnst. -
,t--a f9r -he payment Ni - 4-ts--5yt
s5..-, trro- the property Her-i-4-l--1 -
,-.,,-i,,r ssSri-ed- after fue Ho-lce ~,
- - - -,,-sr YOU shis roruvd1y VII
.s,Ts, such property. % VII. Etl. :, III -
rooms Personal Er H-~lS ~
MERCHANDISE stored - 49, o- - -.
80 L, tts warehouses. 20 ~ S1.,- -
- ,,--i~- ACCORDING ~ rue s-1tlI,- =
ur~- -@z. r,ade ard v-oS i..-si. - - - -.
y-z-EsITy PC y s.pFIr. 15rH Iaos az
,o.ze a =, ard 70 tie sale tnefeS1 = - -
-,r,-fe-s.f On said date ne ssls's v -
Continued AZ ere sane risee -.--.. - -
- y<-s,f-s-Sav thereafter he-lT.li.lls az
.C t,,,r.f s~a saIs "a conrrleted
11,,-Sr,.s TRaNeE-S AND STORAGE
COMPANY
,-T--T-r Wv s-ns scr W RF-zOJSE- ~
,se West fOOth ST 2 " cr lif-
r-,-.s.-- & OF y Fisid. p bsrth -
- .s~t, - vosl a-s hereby uotifea ta-.t-
- sno - - - --,---ert eF nv isr upva rs
--,.---,- ,--~as,afts- described ra*inS ~
-s-ez after du~ notice fh~r@"f n--
given vou 7 VIII cause s-en l--EsSs.
o.. hg,.s@naId rncds ard rneF>naiia.---
srorsd ~ YOU Or n yoaf n-A.ns = e.. - 80
fsftry storage warshou~~. We i"- -.
tansL .f <~w NSrk Citv. u = ~csid =,
-,,Elt- arctto- ac~o~dtns - tne st1Iates n
.t,~N cases rssEe ard vrnvided a. tn1 -.
80. -0,r, o. - ~ Ff.treu y son. -.-r,H-
- -c-,s- fRre 81 ard rrfVersiey Vac.
--.--s-~ T1-s1zv Arrfl "a. AZ 10 :"
ard continuing 20 every Lcescs-
=. vrzsnss4av tHe->s<re- st t1e ssne
80. 49, rolf~ un.fi az the goods naT@
vTpELT-y sroe scE wasraou
<r, ~, WEST focrH 81
~zTES COLLINS. PrcpyfsoRt
New-York tribune., 1908-03-28
WORK WANTED.

EoREMAN.-By American; married: On.
years at the business; experienced in al
machinery: excellent herdsnal: used to
boarding and handling help: successful with
poultry. strictly sober; best reference Car
peurer's Bureau. tS4 9Th ave.
HANDY MANY coIored man. 30 West
Indian; Il years carpenter. boat builder;
handy man anywhere: highest references.
Toppia. IS West I34th 81
MACHINTsT.-By licensed marine engineer:
% wears experience IN bis trade; work
IN shop or engine room. Machintst, 90 sth
are.
MAN-hIiddle aged: mechanical experiences;
can care machines; able 70 work on rock
drill machines: HANDY with dynamite; four
yea-s' experience about railroad. ana shops;
speaks four languages Shop 80 sth ave
MECHANIC.-Young man fee1. married:
good aIl-around; employment Of any kind:
strictly temperate. Any member OF + q
4 NJ. knowing Of a position kindly advise
r. D. Tribune Uptown ohce, 1864 Broad
way.
MIDDLE AGED business man. highest
character reference, s-perirter1dency Of
apartment building. OF position where reli-
ability. sobriety. strict attsnSor to cetaN
Il required: compet-nt bookkesper. Talu-
able. Box t23. Tribune Once.
MECuANIC.-Young man. %, married;
good GlI around employment OF any kind;
strictIy temperate Any member ot = &
4. II. knowing OF d position Kindly advise
d. Tribune Uptown Once, 1884 Broad
way.
NEwsPAPER NAN Of superior educa-
tfon. orce owner OF newspaper and job
rrsr,.ng plant, possessing thorough inowl-
edge OF newspaper work editing. report-
ing proosrea6inz mechanical. business fatr
TOD printer good ad. cornpos.tor. naks-upl.
Of excellent executive ability. no dreamer.
honest Industrious with highest recon-
r..uda;ions from present and all former
employers suitable man 20 act for silent
owner of a newspaper any other publ
catiup seeks engagement thar VIII afford
him ana family permanent. agreeable resi-
dence in or outside New York. Wherein
bts abilities may be utilized. Address all
weak Mott 154 East fosth st
IDyERTIsEMENTs and subscriptions for
TIE tribune received AT their Uptown
r,~5ee No. 1854 Broadway. bstweer ontn
snS s7rh SITS, until o clock p m Ad-
S.-rtsernenrs received at the following
hrsnrh Offices at regular Once rates until
Z o'ciork a. IA viz: 26s 9Th ave. s. 2
cor 23d ST. 1s3 sth ave. cor I'm 81 ~
rssf Y4th St: st West 42d ST. between
7rn md sth avee 2e3 West i2stn st; isss
sd ave hetvesn 76th and slth SIS. Ao-o
"a eya. nnax Sls ~. 11eS - ASAs
New-York tribune., 1908-03-28
WORh WANTED
Maize

COLL LECTOR.-YounE man. 26: sieaog' oS
I1spIe aEd TRUSTWORTHY as Cashier u -
lector. or take charge Of co-lecN4oi-s ' - -
---e--- cass security OF bones turllistlse, &C.
Etrh excellent references ". P X 6oA
= Tribune Office
New-York tribune., 1908-03-28
DOMESTIC sITUArlOxs WANTED.
Maia

GARDENER. - Head: industrious. capable
grower OF flowers. fruits. Vegetables. gn-
der glass ortslcp: highest references. E.ng-
Hsh. strxle Charles Newton Il Prospect
Place East 4fst st
New-York tribune., 1908-03-28
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
YeM71A

LAUNDREsS-very nest. thorousaiy com
petsrt all branches of IRE washing 2k1
ironing. good references. city or country
J. @. sfrs- Golfers AxsacT. L Nsss
New-York tribune., 1908-03-28
WQEE WANTED
Male

k--T5- -Ezpe-1e--ec line Nasn' co-I1-
7c--z-. - Vest 18th 81
New-York tribune., 1908-03-28

GARDENER Chead). German. as: married;
no family: Protestant t-ll charge OF
EentIemsns place BY April l; highest ref
erences. T. Forester. Hewlett. Long Island
New-York tribune., 1908-03-28

NURSE. .-For children bY very nice STed-
ish girl. vel trained eou1petenc aad
r4IfahEe- verv best og rprouruerGfrlDns.
city or country Os1erbeFE's Bureau. II5
Lexington ave. Tel 1G55-PIsza.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-28

NURSERY CsOvERSESS BY North Ger
man sfrI- chiId over three: reference II
1tah ave
New-York tribune., 1908-03-28

CARPENTER ssD aIILLwRIG5fsT FIRST -.,F,ii st
class aaecbaaics not AFRAID OF ay - - eS
Sz~-0-v preferred: city or couutryi OTIS -
-e--a1oet wages moderate PoAizk. Il East
I25th ST
New-York tribune., 1908-03-28

DAYS WORK-vashlng. ironing. clean
ing. by reliable woman -s4 Eas' 4-"'H
st McAn6rsv's bell
New-York tribune., 1908-03-28

NAYS WORK.-Bv Protestant woman, BY
day or week: cooking. cleaning Or wash
ing. good reference. I. r, S21 West I'D
- store.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-28
Male.

Garcia KEES, casxnbermaid. seamstress,
nurse c0achman, chef first class porrers.
ali AROUND msn. useful maids. references
etrictly Investigated. laundress. elevator
runner. Central Park Agency. 141 West
~
New-York tribune., 1908-03-28

NoT ywORR--By an exceptionally neat,
vounz American woman. gooc meat and
pastry cook. light washing. trst class ref
ersrces Irwin Bureau. - West 11th st
IANITOR -Expsrisnceo. reliable. 10 cnfi-
aren husband enginser. 365, Ss ave
wtihorr
I.ADY's MAID--Swedfsh. good seansr-ess.
packer traveller. can give massage ex-
r.IIerr references Ostsrbergs Bureau. Tl5
Lexington ave. Tel io55--Pieza
I.AvrNDEEsS.-swe girl thoroughly
corapetent. careful and reliable. has
friend charuper-Iasa excellent references
Os1erbsrs's Bureau. TIs L<zinsrcn ava
Tai loto-PlazA-
New-York tribune., 1908-03-28

GARDENER and CARETAKER Mar
ried small family. desires position By
April : Industrious, sober; experienced in
vegetable outdoor or under glass and
flowers: cow horse and poultry Address
W C. Trimpe, care z. Il. Ho!scher. KIM
hall ave-. Yonkers. y. =.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1908-11-12
BOY KEPT SCRATCHING.
eczema Lasted 7 Years-Faee Was All
Raw-sktn Specialists Failed, But
Cuticura Effected Cure

when my little boy was six weeks
Obj an eruption broke out on his face.
took him to q doctor. but his face
kept on getting worse until It got 50
bad that no one could look at him.
His whole face was one crust and
must have been very painful. He
scratched day and night until his face
was raw. Then took him to all the
best specialists in skin diseases but
they could not do much for him. The
eczema got on his arms and legs and
we could not get . nights sleep in
months. got . set Of Cuticura Reno.
dies and he felt relieved the first time
I used them. I gave the Cuucura
Remedies . good trial and gradually
the eczema healed all up. He Is now
seven years old and I think the trou.
BILE will never return. Mrs. John g.
Klumpp. 80 Niagara st.. Newark. N.
j.. Oct II and 20. 1907"
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1908-11-12

I" S'S"SsS HUs oSdTCn me!
London, soon brought Nifty to the
room in which the crown Jewels of
England were on exhibition.
"Oh, lordyI" gasped Nifty, his
wizened face lighting up: for he was
an expert on "joolry."
As the crowd pushed him by the
large, cage-like case in which the Jew.
els were placed. Nifty felt . tap on
his shoulder.
I'm honest, +" shrieked Nifty. half
turning.
"Cut it QUIT" cautioned a voice be.
hind him. Don't you know me, boz"
"Well, I'll be - If it amt Rat
ty' dc lawyer! fought youse was in
Buffalo. What brings you in dis here
country?"
"sh!" cautioned Ratty. who ap-
peared to be a dark. slim individual.
who closely resembled his name. I'VE
have got job on"
"The jools!" Easped Nifty, looking
up At his friend.
Eyes. the crown Jewels" whispered
Ratty. "They will soon belong to the
gang. Black Murphy and the Canal
street gang. We are all here. Keep
along with the crowd and when We
get outside will tell you about it,"
In a short time they were out in the
yard again. and found a quiet spot.
II amt in dis" began Nifty. "1,u
honest now"
Nobody asked you to be in It. I
Just want you to watch on from the
artistic standpoint; a 'connysewer,' as
It were"
"All right, Ratty."
There is the gang, now" said Rat.
~, pointing to crowd Of tourists.
"There are so Of them together. That's
Black Mike in the tall hat"
Nifty and Ratty hurried over to ioin
them. They could not distinguish all
the members Of the gang on account
Of the fog which had been ratherinx
since Nifty had been in the tower,
I'VE have been waiting for this for
for . long time. It will soon get 20
thick that you can't cut it with q safe.
~ razor. Now follow the gang"
Nifty did follow the gang. But
they passed by the Jewels and moth.
ing was attempted. Out in the open
they came again.
Whats de trouble. Ratty. cold
Ieet?"
mo. Nifty, they were just getting
the lay Of the land again. They have
AoRs tbat several times Q week Tor
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1908-11-12
"Nifty'' and the
Crown Jewels
Copyright, BY Daily Story Pub. CO..
B, CHARLES II. FITCH

Copyright. by Daily Story Pub. Coz
Can youse tell me where can find
Do Tower Of London?" Nifty put this
question to one Of the nne specimens
Of the London police.
The policeman. with curious smile,
teok Nifty in from head to foot, which
was . matter Of four feet three.
"Yeu arc directly in front Of It,"
And do 'jools!" went on Nifty, re.
moving his quid, and casting shifty
glances at the officer Of the law, de
crown jools,' are dey kept dere?"
"Yes. they are on exhibition"
Tanks" replied Nifty, starting to
cross the street.
Hold on" cried the policeman, az
the stumpy, middle-aged figure in the
brilliantly checkered suit began to
move away. Come here minute"
Nav! I amt got no gum" And
Nifty looked earnestly at the police.
man. He got down on one knee and
held out his hand beseechingly. "Hon-
est, amt got no gun! I'm honest,
an! Search mel"
"Who said you had a gum" retorted
tho policeman. "Who are you, any.
how?"
Il am Nifty Rad. American 'toorist.
I have just come from Liverpool"
Nifty pressed his hat down on his
closely cropped hair. I'm honest,
ami"
"Well. guess you are harmless.
anyway. Mr.. Nifty" grinned the pc.
liceman. "Now run along and see the
crown Jewels"
Nifty thanked him sincerely and
crossed the street.
II the truth were known, Nifty was
entirely respectable and honest, just
now. He had recently returned from a
little visit (enforced), up the Hud.
son. Having made and stored away
enough money from his last haul. the
one he had been sent up for, Nifty de.
cided that he would be honest, for a
while. Hence his trip to England as a
"toorist."
Drifting with the crowd, through the
many gray edifices Of the Tower Of
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Kidney Pills and the backache ceased.
Encouraged. I kept on, and by the
time I had used three boxes not a
sign Of the trouble remained. NV
health Is perfect"
Sold by all dealers. so cents a box.
Boster-Milburn Co.. Buffalo. N. Y.
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Woman Studies tho Skies.

Miss Dorothea Klumpks of Cali.
fornia, the astronomer, who was the
first woman to win the degree Of doc.
tor Of mathematics in France. has Q
special building for her exclusive use
in the great observatory garden Of
Paris. One Of her duties is to photo.
graph the stars in that section Of the
heavens known ~ the Paris belt. For
this purpose she has made frequent
balloon sscepsionS. :.
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Japan Building Two War,hlp,.

Japan is rapidly making arrange.
ments for the building of two add
tional battleships. The keel Of one
was laid at Yokosuke during July, and
the keel Of the other will be laid at
Kure before the end Of the year. The
displacement of these ships will be
10000 tons, their speed 20 knots. their
armament - Pinch guns. The old
Fuse, the second battleship on the jap
anese naval list in point Of antiquity,
has been condemned to become Q tar.
get for gun practice.
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Hefnrfch,a Thrift.

Thrift 10 the great trait of the
Dutch Of Pennsylvania. It shows UT
in many odd ways. In one fine, clean
farm house in Lancaster county some
visitors were surprised at seeing g
large, porcelain lined nickel.bound re-
frigerator standing in the parlor. One
Of them asked II she might look in
side.
Eyes, but we only keep newspapers
in it," said the farmers wife. "Hein.
rich, he likes me to have a fine re.
frigerator, but he says we got such q
cool cellar we don't need to spend no
money on ice at all. so we don't use 1t
that way"
Heinrich" 1t turned out, was at
that moment of trading automobiles.
Boston Transcript.
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A Sineeur.

Nora-And did you get q new place
yet?
Bridget-Shure did, an a foine
one it Is.
Nora-In what way?
Brighton the lady's visitin' caro-
che seq she Is at home livery Tuesday
from 4 to 6. Think Of the picnic OH
have workin' for a lady that's only
home two hours q week!