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New-York tribune., 1908-06-06
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New forF June . lSOs
RFANs AND PEAS-Receipts to-day. 1913 sacks
usss imported have fair out Of town demand
but domestic stock quiet with prices generaly
I,nrbaneed We quote: BEANS, marrow. choice per
bush Sc 20 81 IS; do common to good. So 20Gs2 35
Tnedfurn choice. 81 40d 81 IS; DO common to good
50 $50 pea choice So 7od 81 IS; DO common 70
imported marrow. 81 Is a 81 25 do
Ies So 256 81 ss: medium. 81 2o So 25; white kid
new choice 81 So 30; red kidney choice dry 81 go
OK do common good 81 T06 81 So black turtle
Eoup choice 7oGs1 50. yellow eye. choice. 81 $50
SO 80. lima California choice, IS iog 80 40 PEAS
scotch bags per bush, 81 65
BUTTER-Receipfs to-day. s91l pkgs fair trade
reruIar distributing channels. both local and Of
tovtn Arrivals OF creamery have been than
sr~rie 10 supply IT, but high grades have been
ingfy offered quotations owing TO the terms under
icb +bev are received. and prices have again been
coed up &c. though present cost is above
-sI Willingness accumulate surplus in storage The
ax,+on sppears unhealthy and artificial Prices
Changed Ladies and packing stock quoted higher
light but not much business reported. We
ot1otee Creamery. specials per n 24lc- do extras
r nc; do seconds. 2l -
n 2OIsc: dairy tubs, fresh finest,
Ssi1-e DO good choice 22G 23c; do common fair
19tz n 81 &c process specials 2lzc; do extras 20T
10,Ac IS \ n 1910 do seconds l6i% n II &c
30 thirds Ice; Western factory, hrss le'gc: do
New-York tribune., 1908-06-06
cHlcAeo eRAIN AND PRouslohs

Chicago. June 6.-Speculative buying against a
poorly supported market caused a decline in wheat
found July wheat 11sc TO lie lower Corn was off
1lsc. Oats down sc. Provisions were shade
lower to shade higher
The wheat market opened weak because Of lower
ca bles and almost complete paralysis IN the
port trade. The foreign duness was emphasized
by the Whitsuntide holiday season. about COM
mence The early decline checked for time
by covering by shorts Heavy rains reported
IN limited sections of the South and Southwest
but the general opinion seemed TO be that the
precipitation, taken a whole. In such a de-
gree that II would benefit rather than friure the
crop The chief pressure on the market through
out the day from spectators and pit traders.
Strong support to the market not in evidence
at any time and prices. after the first decline had
been checked, dragged until the market closed.
July wheat opened 1c lower to &c higher at $3.50
10 S94c sold between s75sc and $3.50 to s91zc and
closed weak at S77sc to 8Sc. Clearances of wheat
and -four were equal to 259 600 bushels Primary
receipts were 347 against 462 900 bushels
on the same day last year. Minneapolis, Duluth
and Chicago reported receipts Of 175 cars against
1ss cars last week and 344 a year ago
The market was heavy and lower on in
creasing receipts and better weather and crop
outlook. There was also lack of speculative sup
port, and the weakness of wheat depressing.
An early break partially recovered on the buy
ing of shorts further decline followed Prices
of cash corn declined 1c TO &c. and ii generally
renorted that the Majority Of the planting in the
corn belt will be finished within a few days July
sold between 673&c and 6S7sc. and closed weak and
at the low point at 67S4c Local receipts ia
cars with is of contract grade
Selling orders from the country in evidence
IN the oats market all day, and they exerted
strong depressing effect Leading longs also threw
considerable September oats on the market. Shorts
were the chief buyers. July opened Isc TO asc
lower at 45s4c 46c. sold between 45I4c and 464c
and closed at 452sc. Local receipts We're 20
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat. %
cars: corn 24S cars; oats. 1oS cars; hogs. 1900
New-York tribune., 1908-06-06

C0TTON-The cotton market more Ihs1 lost rs
s-n Al re 1vioas 6ay with -he close barely STEADY
5sciine 1IEl6 paints Sales were estimated
q rv N business being restricted by The
HOLIDAYS Liverpool. weekend ConslGera-
tons ant rather mixed sentiment regarotng crop
r-arns Better weather the South promoted realiz
irr tr r7o-1s q damage from storms and over
Hcvs hs3 3 ter5sncT restrict bear pressure The
-7s-e p.ne5 saz5v decline cf 1I6 points. and not
osc-s sFls points during tbs ea-ls session unoer
li-risaio- buyers Of the PREVIOUS day who we're
s7i5su.E- 5sspvoins5 that there more storm
and support more IN evidence
ruridzts6 znd tsre seemed be little support from
ssres- huis during the middle session but no
developed al6 the market later weak
again -sacting lowest point the last few
re szrzG probably reducing long lines 1or ever The
-k s76 souhe-n spot generally hullish, and
= said t1sr good demand re5ections and
-v grs1s cf the local stock. which continues 70
promises immediate shipments in this
direction LIVERPOOL viii Be closed tomorrow. also
Aoz5zr Frlday and SATURDAY ot next week while the
er-.E yea IS practically holiday N MANCHESTER Ton
Essusriv trade-s inclined look for quiet
Unless there should be radical change IN
snd crop news Superintendent Kings weekly
year: overland. mills Canada,
i@sa2 against year: Southern mill takiuEs
-ssi 15fal0 against 3ec0o last loss Of stock
3 Interior against $50 last YEAR brought
sgt- Tor SIS ia against 56..F= last
TS C-n0 movement Port receipts. e0l4.9Ip bales,
sEz s7t 6y4 last year. overland 70 mills aao Canada
So I15I.622 year Southern mill tax
0e5 against 071. last year. stock
<fA yes-: brought sight for the month oS
asF. ae III against 3Is3J5 last year: brought into
sg tas far 10 s2 126, against 3,o553sD
yszr TIE crop movement IS for 2I9 days this
szsel, 2Go days last
The prices IN the local market TO-
ey e follows
New-York tribune., 1908-06-06
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. June ;. 1915
rafrFF--he coffee market quiet and barely
.,.sr toszy close being AZ net decline of 70
--+s 7rtil. reported OF only - 80 baEs.
=. s,s-es European selling orders around
=. --- alse local liquidation. and with very
-. ss--z-s -rices OF quite readily. reaching the
,-s- min. in trading The market opened
= II. with the general news hut there wss hardly
ss--s enough absorb offerings. and after ruling
ee ne orrrirr figures r17orrinE
,r-as essv unchanged on all months but
-; -bf,h was lower hour Of the local opening.
: ,.-s- ssse6 and closed ns+ loss of 1 az
Hamburg = lover OF the Brazilian
-s-. rio vas and Santos unchanged.
i5,0ssa hsss. against 1900
=. --sT57us cav 20 coo in 1905. Jun
-ecefp-s 5000 bess against $4,000 last
IN 1905 According 10 local authorities there
n :. ar auction sale on June Is q 5000 bags OF
--.--rsn- cn1se Ezv-e, well as sale Of 10000
q IS z Of the French and Austrian
s-.-s L reported that the sac ParIo government
"a s3z-ctlv full report shall be pub
-. regarding sales Of coffee theT decide
- s16 rhar testing the markets in different
---.rr 10 further sales VIII be attempted unless in
-.5-iv with their original declarations 70 SSH only
- ce9ses ere urgently Demanded by the trade
g. c1zee quiet, Rio Nc : sac
contract prices in the lo-sl market to
---S as
New-York tribune., 1908-06-06

ne local for spot cotton quiet. with prices
J. points lower for mdlinE upland and Il 6Jc
n mic1linr Gulf Sales s. bales. Southern spot mar
sss telsrra-hed as foIo Savannah quiet and
@7y llee higher - 114sc; sales 300 bales Norfolk
Unchanged. sales. bales Baltimore
r1ns higher Al Iac Augusta steady. 7sc higher.
q &c: - Louis steady, unchanged at
sc sales 2S1 Little Rock steady. unchanged at
~ Charleston quiet unchanged, at 115+c Houston
eas- unchanged. ~ 11&c- Galveston firm, unchanged
q i'.c. sales e4s bales. Orleans steady. IN
snge1. 1zc sales 975 bales Memphis steady. &c
ener I15c. sales bales. Estimated receipts at
a1iag points Cor Saturday At Houston, 200 10 100
aes and 54l bales last year
q Galveston, zoo bales. against 25l5 baies ss
tsts and yea. New Orleans. 500
= SS1 bales. against lila bales last week and l.oSS
zsE last wear
New-York tribune., 1908-06-06
STORAGE NOTICES.


LIBERTY STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE
COMPANY. 43. 40 and Al West 64th St
To Mrs VI. Crute, Mrs. J. K Heath. Mrs.
L Leslie, L c. F. Lillian, Mrs. G. A Nc
Donald. Mrs. J. J. Myers. Miss E AIurtel.
Mrs. E 3. sutton. Mrs. a Van VIE Miss
Daisy Williams, Mrs Sol Aarons. James
W Lee, Mrs. N Baker, Miss NJ NJ. Phalen.
Hubert Coaxsunl, Mrs. W D. Barr You
and each Of you are hereby notified that,
the time for the payment Of our lien upon
the property hereinafter described having
expired. after due notice thereof had been
given you. viii cause such property. to
wit household goods and merchandise.
stored by you or in your name in the
warehouse Of the company. 10 be sold at
public auction according TO the statutes in
such cases made and provided. at the auc-
ton rooms OF ". II. FLATTAU < SON,
southeast corner 18th ST and University
Place. New York City. commencing Tues
day June %. 1908. at 1890 a IL. and con
tinuInE on every Tuesday and Wednesday
thereafter, at the same place and hour. IN
iii all the goods have been sold LIBERTY
STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE COM
PANT. ~. 40 AZ West Gath St
New-York tribune., 1908-06-06
New York MAY 1908
NOTICE 70 COTTPA~ToRs

MODIFICATION OF REQUIREMENTS
NEW YORK STATE EDUCATION
BUILDING
The time mentioned in paragraph (a) for
receiving bids and IN paragraph Co) for
opening bids in the Notice TO Contractors
on page one Of the Proposals for Bids.
Contract. Bond and Specifications has been
changed from June 2Tld. 1908. to June 22ud.
Paragraph d) On page ? OF the said
Notice, requiring that each estimate shall
be accompanied by the consent in writing
of one or more guaranty or surety com
panies. etc: etc. has been eliminated.
Paragraph % on page Of the said
Notice mas been amended to read as fol
lows
The contractor TO whom the award Is
made will be required 10 furnish within
FIVE days from the receipt of written notice
faithful performance OF the work Such
security shall be one or more bonds. exc
CUted by one or more surety COmpe uies.
sgg-egatt1g one million dollars 81 coo. 0OOl ::
or five hundred thousand dollars $500 OOO)
in cash. deposited with the Trustees Of
Public Buildings: or check TO their or
der for five hundred thousand dollars
(SJ00.OOo1. deposited with said Trustees and
certified by a bank approved by them; or
negotiable bonds worth not less than FIVE
hundred thousand dollars (sSO0 0oOD. de-
posted with said Trustees and approved by
them
Additional bids Will be required to per
nit certain notifications in the contract
and Specifications II found advisable For
supplemental bid form and full particulars
Architects. IS William street. New York
City.
ROBERT H. FULLER
Secretary Trustees OF Public Bldgs.
Executive Chamber, Capitol.
Dated MAY 2Tth. 1908.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-06

esn Exchange special Liverpool cables Spot coi5on 1
~ cnli. bales speculation and export zvv
tsss; American eego bales rniddlfng upland. s5lo;
lures crsnsd kteadz .,orIs higher OF near ana ~
s higher distant Positions closed barely steay az
Stt aovsnos zdT points June. $50 JuLae-91is.
'i- 1Uv-AuS-Fr. s77d. Augusf-eept pteTlltsI -r57se-
s-r5srsr-saefoer I'D October 5-2tzo'
eTs1asr-Decerber I51zd. Deoe-nber-laruarE . l23'
-Fehrs-- -ebr7la-v-AFzrch ana ALarch-Apfl4
eis &Enchegter-Y arms cufeL and frnl cloths GnaeI
sEsrsiive statement for the week enoeo fIA
New-York tribune., 1908-06-06
HELP WANTED.

Femafs
WANTED e EXPERIENCED Foh"tiifss LoT ~, -
" -, end v4rI IA Only those with high-
-, testimonials and personal T.feTenees
n~.S reply. by Letter only. with iuil par
= -. Il lE2 V-esf 10 81
New-York tribune., 1908-06-06
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
FeTnaf,


Female
URSE--Respectable widow. 20 care s,r
invalid or sick children. any diseases
Douard 460 West f9Ist st
PARLOR NAID o. WAITRESS. -Swe edish:
can take buffers place: city o. any Cls-
ta1ce in ,0untry. very competent: excellent
references Swedish-Anertcan Dunnes-iG
Exchange. l39 East Both 81 Tel 4564-
Madison 50
TRAINED NURSE CEnglish) TO ore or two
children; good references; SS5- n. Green.
Selki-k y. y.
" WAITRESS. S.-First class. neat. tidy Young
Irish girl. willing and OhlfgiuE. city or
country. wages so Fizherrv's : Bureau
ass Columbus ave. Tel TAI River
WATTP ESS a lady wishes 70 place FOR
she summer her waitress whsr, sns
can highly recommend will be dtser
gsged Jun@ 10 Apply before IL clock
az Is West 50th -
New-York tribune., 1908-06-06
" ORE. WANTED.

rala
ACCOUNTANT. Day or evening. charges
guaranteed satisfactory. Address or ca4
III Broadway, Room i9.
BRIGHT married man. 80: speaks hve
languages, wholesale house, Mailman
room salesman. elevator man. porter rlz
neT. salary small. best references ~
Box ! Tribune ONCE.
CHAT-FFFsr R.-North- German, intelligent ,
siy yeHrs' experience on American ann
foreign cars. careful driver. worked IN auto
factories As adtust@r. With private talnilFs
for hrst-class auto. 4. Eohme. zlb EAsi
5Sth e.. -
New-York tribune., 1908-06-06
>shAKIsG AND MILLINERY.

sas1; ~, spahie woman lately win
'sss ~. 70 out hy ca 70 MAJ. -sr,
"a .onas; eTa<llsnt trimmer. p-til
'sss sas F.ssl 8 Miss FftzGsEs
New-York tribune., 1908-06-06
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

les. -. CsERs % billiard ant pool Ia
nsss. prsss.n pssn Srsde bowling alley buildersi
Hzrr Bros. - Union Squars-
New-York tribune., 1908-06-06
WORK WANTED.

Mxfp
CHAUFFET TR.-Colored; understands ma
chine thoroughly. hrst-class, careful
driver. own repairs; reference. Caleb. 2i7
West c3d 81.
CHAUFFEUR. 25, German. single; good
mechanic, worked in shop one year,
careful driver: strictly sober. experienced
cirv or country. Carl Buck. ASS College
ave Bronx
Practical mschlnic shop
and road experience. careful driver cnIH-
to ,r.fsrr-d hsst references rrofa last an
9laysr. reliable. p F.. soe Ninth ave,
New-York tribune., 1908-06-06
WORK WANTED.
Male

Male.
ay-ToMoBTI.E = - By vcure japanese. e.
,-lrer auteu,cbils Haecilsn nio- n IsaTn re-
- s5Irrraobiis shor ret-rencN -1
= a-1-. NJ ehfds, III Hset Gath -
New-York tribune., 1908-06-06
WORK WANTED.

CHAUFFEUR years with last en-
pIoyer; Packard cars: first class recer-
ence J. r. j.. i3S East Gath ST.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-06
Female.

ARTIFICIAL FLOWER MAKER-Japan-
ese lady; home; industrial school gradu-
ate; expert: work at several lines; profes-
sional. Marry. $50 East 51th st
New-York tribune., 1908-06-06

+ h N AND MEAI-Fiour was tn poor oernaha is.as 20
'---es being lower 10 eel. Business vas colii'i7'
New-York tribune., 1908-06-06

CHAUFFEUR. IS: first class references.
Address L. s.. 40 Church ST.. East Port
Chester, Conn
New-York tribune., 1908-06-06

YOUNG MAN.-Experisnced office assist
ant; collector: position where honesty and
faithfulness is appreciated. best references:
can furnish security John Huhsch. go
I---t 1 Ii
New-York tribune., 1908-06-06

YOT7NC; MAN 81: outdoors position !:
willing 20 travel. G. Miller. 243 South
4th st. Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1908-06-06

SHIPPING CLERK.-Conpetsnt and re-
liable man: aged s5; as shipping clerk
porter. messenger. driver; or at anything:
good references. Address H. ". 3o2 Clin-
al H0hOESen.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-06

NURSE F-Con1petent 20 take entire charge
% infant from birth. hospital trained;
nh sl~tsr's reference 2. J. o. Miss FttE-
r;erait's bureau. 5nS Ftfth ave. cor +2t
- T-Sr- or ugnt housework by Young col
ar.1 girl tust tom the South. Gail CT
q ddress Dennis. II ". 1e3d 81.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-06

AMERICAN WIDOW (Protestant). in hotel
or private family; care of invalid. linen
room or charge Of help; or caretaler- NJ
c. B. TarrytoWn Postoffice, n. Y
New-York tribune., 1908-06-06

YOUNG MAN, "a: tall neat trustworthy;
experienced at clothing. inside and on ths
road: or at anything: Al references. Harry
London care SeliE. 397 Willis ave
New-York tribune., 1908-06-06
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Malls.
JANITOR children: thoroughly er-
rle-ieuced; first class reference: no base
meut Diguan, I4T ST Ann = ave
La Junta tribune., 1908-12-26
Notice for pub;Ieasien.

Department OF the Interior. United
States Land Office at Pueblo. Colo
RADIO. November 81. 1908.
Notice is hereby given that William
E. Roop, OF La Junta. Colorado. who.
on January 13. 1905, made Desert
Land Entry No. 574. Serial No 01s02.
for west half northeast quarter. west
half southeast quarter. section thir-
ty-four. township twenty-three south.
range fifty-four west. sixth principal
meridian. has filed notice of inten-
ton to make final proof. to establish
claim to the land above described. be
fore the clerk Of the district court.
at La Junta, Colorado. on the 9TH day
Of January, 1909.
Claimant names as witnesses: b.
P. Ramsey. John B. O'Neil. William
B. O'Neil, Martin NJ. O'Neu, all Of
La Junta, Colorado.
8. A. ABBEY. Register.
First publication. November rs. 1908.
Last publication, January 2. 1909.
La Junta tribune., 1908-12-26

balance In fourteen equal annMl pay
ments IT Z per cent. per annum.
Lands selling for $500 and upwards.
30 per cent cash. and balance in
I equal annual payments At per
cent interest. II the purchaser does
not own the improvements. he must
pay for the same at sale. Purchaser
will execute bond. rs provided in
Section 2S. act Of July II. 1905. must
be . citizen Of the United States.
or one who has declared his inten.
tion OF be coming such. must pay ap-
praisement and advertising fees.
JOHN F. VIVIAN,
Register State Board Of Land Com
missioners.
First publication. December 8. 1905.
Last pu. licaiion December 2S. 1908.
La Junta tribune., 1908-12-26
Sale Of State Lands.

Notice Is hereby given thai l will
sell. at public auction, to the high
est responsible bidder. ON the Sd day
Of February. 1903. at 2 O'Clock. p. NJ.
at the office. Of The State Board Of
Land Commissioners. Capitol Build.
ing. Denver. Colorado. the following
described lands. situated In Otero
County. Colorado. viz:
Southeast quarter. section % town.
ship % south. range "a west mini
mum price per acre $500.
Southwest quarter. section 30. town
ship % south. range "a west. mini
mum price per acre $500.
Reserving. however to the State
of Colorado. all rights to any coal
or other mineral OF any character
underlying said land, and the right
OF ingress and egress for the pur-
of the surface of same as may be
necessary for the proper and con-
yenient working OF such mineral.
Value OF Improvements on this land
as appraised .y this Department,
$2s5.O0.
Owner OF improvements. Robert
Hansen. La Junta. Colorado.
Sa Application No. 537l.
No land will be sold at ls>s than
the minimum price per acre. IS CIV
en- above. The parcels will be sold
In the above order, and each tract
will be sold as described aboye-be
the same more or less.
Terms of payment shall be as fol-
lows, viz: On lands selling for $3.50
TO $500 per acre. 10 per cent. OF
the purchase money otn the day OF
sale, the balance In eighteen equal
annual payments at per cent. per
annum. Lands selling at more than
$500 per acre and less than $500
per acre. 30 per cent. cash ON the
day of sale. the ba ance in four
teen equal annual payments at Z per
cent. per annum. Lands selling for
$500 and upwards, 80 per cent.
cash. and balance in equal annual
payments at ! per cent. interest II
the purchaser does not own the i'm
proyements. he must pay for the
same at sale. Purchaser will exc
cute bond. as provided in Section
IS. act OF July IL. 1905. mus, be a
citizen of the United States, or one
who has declared his intoation Of
becoming such, must pay appraise-
ment and advertising fees
JOHN F. VIVIAN.
Register State Board OF Land Com.
missioners.
First publication. December 26, 1908.
Last publication, January 16. 1909.
La Junta tribune., 1908-12-26
a Lons.ome Boy.

The boy sat huddled so close TO
the woman In gray that everybody
felt sure that he belonged to her:
so when he unconsciously dug his
muddy shoes into the broadcloth skirt
of his left-hand neighbor, she leaned
over and said: Pardon me. madam,
will you kindly make your little boy
square himself around? He is soil.
ing my skirt with his muddy shoes
The woman in gray blushed a little.
and nudged the boy away.
"My boy?" she said My good
ness. he isn't mine,"
The boy sqnirmed uneasily. He
was such little fellow that he could
stuck them out straight in front of
him. like pegs to hang things on,
and looked at them deprecatingly.
Il am sorry / got your dress dirty"
II hope 1t will brush off"
'Oh, 1t doesn't matter" she said
Then, as his eyes were still fasten-
ed upon hers. she added: Are you
going uptown aione?'
Yes. ma'am.' he said. II always
go alone. There isn't anybody to go
with me. Father Is dead and mother
is dead. live with Aunt Clara in
Brooklyn. but she says Aunt Anna
ought to help do something for me.
80 once or twice week, when she
gets tired and wants to go some plac
to get rested up. she sends me over
TO stay with Aunt Anna am going
up there now Sometimes don't
find Aunt Anna At home, but I hope
she will be at home to-day. because
Il looks n II 1t il going to rain. and
| don't like to hang around In the
street In the rain"
The woman felt something uncom-
lortable In her throat. and she said:
'.You are . very little boy to BEL
lknocAed about this Wv" rather nm
-OA I aon't nina,~ be sai1 =
La Junta tribune., 1908-12-26
Stationery Proposals.

PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given
that In accordance with the provis-
ions OF an act OF the general assem-
bly, Of the state OF Colorado. en-
titled, IAN act to regulate the pro-
curing OF books, stationery and sup
plies for the county officers by the
boards of county commissioners In
the counties in this state" APPROX
ed April sth. 1898, the undersigned
county clerk OF Otero county. Colo
rado. will receive scaled proposals
until 1900 O'Clock. noon. January l.,
1909. for furnishing county supplies
for the various officers OF said coun-
ty for and during the year 1909. con-
sisting Of al books. stationery,
records. printing. lithographing and
all other supplies. including pens.
pencils. ink. envelopes. letter-heads,
statements. blanks and all other sta
tionery needed for said year. as per
specifications now on file in the Of
flee Of the county clerk.
Also. at the same time. bids viii
be received for all county printing
Of q miscelt aneous character. includ-
Ing the clerks semi.annual statements
and delinquent tax list.
All bids to he sealed and endorsed
plainly. Proposals for Stationery" or
Proposals for Printing" as the case
may be.
All supplies furnished under this
contract to be equal in quality to
those now In use by the county.
Provided. that the board may reject
any or all bids IL 1t shall deem 1t
for the best interest of the county
to do SO.
BY order Of the Board OF County
Commissioners.
(sEALl H. d. GARwOOD.
County Clerk.
First publication. December S. 1908.
Last publication. December 20. 1908.
La Junta tribune., 1908-12-26

never get lost But ] ses lonesome
sometimes on the long Tips. and
when see anybody that think I
would like to belong to scrooge
up close to her SO I can make be-
lieve that really do belang to aer.
This morning ! was playing that l
belonged to thar lady on the other
side OF me. and l forgot all about my
feet. That Is why I got your dress
dirty
The woman put her arras around
the tiny chap and ''scroosea" him mp
so close that she hurt him. and
every other woman who had heard
his artless confidence locked as II
she would mot only let him wipe his
shoes on her best gown. but would
rather he did 1t than not.
La Junta tribune., 1908-12-26

Notice Of Administrators Sale