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New-York tribune., 1908-03-17
Derrick LANE SELLS HIS HOUSE.
Wesley Thorne Buys 1t for His Own 0eeu
pancy for About $l50000

Several important realty deals reported yes
terday. Douglas Robinson. Charles s Brown Co
sold for Derrick No. East st. a five story
plot with frontags,o of about 2I6Xloos feet. to
wesley Thorne who occupy The house was
built by George Edgar's Sons about three years
ago asking price $3.50 600, and II is under
stood that purchase price little less than
that
a five story fathouse with lot 25xtO0 feet
Isabel NJ. Jordan sold No 315 West Goth told
number 309D. a three story and basement dwelling
house lot 20x10O feet
s Osgood Pell Il sold George McKesson
Brown the stable No. 147 West 54th ST for about
$50 600. Mr. Brown will alter into a private garage
The same firm was also the OF
the stable No. Jlst + c. Benedict
This stable viii altered into a garage.
Joseph D has sold for Morris Weinstein to
Daniel Mahony No 23S I25th st, a lot.
25xIOOll feet for improvement
The Manhattan window Shade Company has sold
to a Mr Brown 13sth st, a FIVE story
new law house, plot 81. 6x1O0 feet. for si5,00o
Peters Clear & Co have sold for William Ennis
a client No 3iS East nth four story and base
rnent front tenement house and three story rear
tenement house lot @5xIv 4 feet
Folsom Brothers have Mary A.
May the house % 123d 10 Henry +.
Botty The purchaser viii make extensive alterations
and occupy the house himself.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-17
JAPANESE COOK SHOOTS WOMAN

Frank Kito, japanese cook at No. 235 Second
avenue, broke into the room of Mrs. Lizzie HULK
and fired five shots at her, all of them taking eff
feet. He swallowed carbOlic acid mmed
ately afterward and died before he could be taken
the hospital Mrs. Hulz is in Bellevue
Hospital and viii recover. None of the wounds
is serious. Both employed in the res
New-York tribune., 1908-03-17
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.

the Real Estate Exchange Salesrooms yesterday
Joseph P Day n foreclosure 523
St d five story fathouse plot 80 2x100I1 feet
Eli Younghen the plaintiff for s4O.sOs.
The auction offerings to-day will be follows:
II Vesey st--By Lounsberry & O'Connor- 312
Rivington 81. n . S, 623 z Of Lewis Is sx10o
part six sty ten h: J Speyer W Moore
Rapp. atty G. Z Weller, ref amt due, SlOSSl So:
taxes. 1853 IS.
b. L ] Phillips & Co: 1SG Greenwich st. $. AZ o
II Of Fulton 1Ox24 Ox29x24 6. six loft bldg
Sophia Frank agt f Robinson ct al; L & A L Zinke
az o Bohan. 81 l o03 -.
etc s26a 90 sub o a mtge of $4,000
New-York tribune., 1908-03-17
THE TRIBUNE PATTERN.

The many gored skirt that flares at the lower
edge is one Of the favortes of the present ana
rrornises 10 be of the incoming season 1t Is well
adapted 10 the fashionable suiting materials, ana
New-York tribune., 1908-03-17
WEDNESDAY PRAYER MEETING.

Tho Wednesday prayer meeting Of the Ladies
Ct7ris-fan Union is held every Wednesday from
n-,-a,,ber 70 Nav in the chapel of the Collegiate
-n,,rcb F-fth aven,.4 and 48th street. at II a. m
Women are invited.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-17
NEWARK co. LEASES 9Th AVE. SITE

s Osgood Pen & Co. have leased for of
years building Beatty
Montgomery Company of Newark, N. J This is
o important leases a 9Th parcel made
in long time.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-17
MRS. HETTY GREEN REVIEWS BIG LOAN

Mrs Hetty Green has renewed her loan Of SI15 900
on the premises No 69th at 5 per
cent the original OF interest and is extended
a years.
: Ossoad PeI * Co negotiated the original loan
and were the brokers the renewal
New-York tribune., 1908-03-17
TAPESTRIES AND RUGS FOR SALE.

BEN jamin Benguiat's collection of tapestries.
rugs and embroideries, which exhibition at
the Fifth Avenue Art Galleries, No. SAC Fifth ave-
nue., will be sold there the afternoons of Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday at 2:30 o'clock. The
sales will be conducted by James p. SiIo
New-York tribune., 1908-03-17
COuntry Property to Let.

SCARsDA DALE-FOR Rent ENFJlLsNt NtSliE&P. Isl p At At
- rentals Of S2uS. $40 So So Ss So t-S
furnished for the season NGE@- 10 E5t
New-York tribune., 1908-03-17
Furnished Houses to Let-COuntry

J,0R PE,TT FURNISHED. COTTAGE AND FIVE
L acres. one New York from. Grand -.tra
either the Harlem , the Y Y. y Il < Hart
ford roads delightful surroundings. good roads. etc
CHARLES FIELD GRIFFIN CO. ot5 o'h ave- y L
New-York tribune., 1908-03-17

NOR SALE WHOLE OR IN PART. FARM OF ABOUT
L buildings in excellent
FeahfuI slightly location For particulars address
FSTATFl OF HENRY GARDNER, r F D. Ne. >. Nor
wich, CoET-
T&ARN GOOD SOIL; LARGE SUITABLE BUILD
L inZs. perfect drainage malaria. I5j acres rare
bargain. suitable for farmer. terms easy. JOHN H
WILLIAMS. Flrr1ingdae. y J.
TvARM % ACRES. CONTAINING lake - ACRES
Z y = =. mill. , miles r r, macada-IlZrd
roads: terms reasonable. IRA G. LAMBERT, West
field. y. J.
NOR SALE-IIROOM HOUSE AND LOT NEAR ST
Il George ferry. furnished complete steam neat
IostoHice Brighton. Staten Island
ID RUTHERFORD N J.. VIA MADOO TJBE-l0-
Ii room house. hath steam heat. gas el-ttrl.ty
rrre OaO terms like ADDISON ELY Rutherford
v1OP sAIE-a FARM OF 50 ACRES. HOUSE AND
buildings in Wrstp1rt. COgn-. station on New
all points. near seaShoFe socG
surroundings :. b FITCH. NestpOTc. Conn
New-York tribune., 1908-03-17
Country Property for Sale or to Let.

I,OR SALE or RENT. DEAL BEACH y FUR
Il - and sLtOe, foseif
near 5each. F. NJ $40 state ST.. albany, y. Y.
u ARG AIN.-seven room house: all iI1prov Snnents.
ID Chappaqua. y. u. uour on Harlem pTanc1.
$1,000 cash. rest easy terms; rent $50 CALkINS. III
New-York tribune., 1908-03-17
Proposals.

l7ONsTFC CcTIoN OF SEA WALL cRIB WALL
F-turis~- al Mach = Ia-Seaai PROPOSALS in trip
ucate will be received un- noon. Pacific time May
i-s fl--ss and sae6s fs- new army supply Depot
S-e-7--g & t.-aus Arc6itecls 1912 ST Phiadel
fsra or no Depot CuarrerTasrr. York. y 70
l,5sf Osrrerrascer Department q the Lakes chicago
vrf received based
a. @--0 Of rerranent constitution Such alternatives
r any ms ra acc7rlrauied By fail drawings
Tvs ana srec1-ariors b. Accompanied BY csr-t-
60 rl5x In irou1t So50 made payable % Treasurer
m h retained until OF al drawings and sDecif-
cations GEORGE Mex WILLIAMSON, Constructing
q NJ
IC10VERNOFgs ISLAND. n 7 Il. FEBRyAEzT "a
ceived here -a- IN, - f+-15--s-s 4,1-f7r erdias
T-Ls taa0 s+crasssrI bidder viii be 7eI1irAd
-fzh -qrt and material Work 70 be done on Governr
island in building furnished BY T. : rent rec ElzHs
r9eEsi - Is.-f-- .--1f-s.f--, Fr-sl1res contain
ing pr-po-aIs marked Proposals fo- Printing
JNO- " PULLMAN 4 0 " g
yx-FST POINT y Y. MARCH "A 1e0s-sEALED
lions for furnishing fuel during the hscai year entt7s
June and forage curing ne quarter sr.ins 1
t=rte- 1905 viii D. received A5r- Until y NJ Api
Fnaga for months Information furnished upon apples
ton 4 : reserves tne right % reject or accept any
1r all bids Tart thereof t>Nel2p-s clntalIls
-or1sars should endorsed Proposals. f1- Fuel and
Forage addressed Q u e. 5 A
C1F-vEEs OFFICE OF TH8 CONsTECCTI2,G GUAR
- t=-r-asta-. F-r- S-rc-l-- y Y March = l9ts
t-t7~-t- wiz b received AZ t1fs
80 --f, 10 a m A9-i =. 1905 for construction OF
80 ssv-- system Blank forms q proposals and n
f-s-i9r furnished this Office where plans anc speci-
s-- - -f--sez s-f'---osals Sewer system and
addressed Constructors e}11r1e--1as-'r
New-York tribune., 1908-03-17
School Agencies.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
supplies Professors Teachers Tutors Governesses etc
10 Colleges School and Families Appiy 20
Mrs J YOUNG FULTON. c3 Urion Square
New-York tribune., 1908-03-17
City Property to Let.

Beautiful RESIDENCE
FOR RENT IN WEST T4IH ST.-Five-story modern IRE
house twenty-five perfect condition
eectr, electric cats indirect radiation heat
ing system every convenience and improvement, house
handsomely decorated By JlaenZer Possession Nav ls
tenant leaving exceptional opp0rtuuity address
New-York tribune., 1908-03-17
iSnrrogates' Notices.


7 : PURSTASCE Of An ORDER or HOS: ABNER G
Iottce IS herSy given having claims asainsf
ling lars o. tho County q Nsw YoTs deceased to
a. Their place of business az the Office q Hun
Horton Esqs No Boz zJseS' IN the me cry Of Ne"
Batz4 Ne I25T l5T n n 2 @ Say s q 05IoPT. sro-,
HILL & HORTON. Attorneys for Executors. Broad
s;rse, Borough OF Manhattan. City of New YORK
IN PCEsUAScE OF AN ORDER OF Hox. AgNER
n1tce hsrety g.=2 % al pesS5I7 a@VIas CLAIMS "a!
ss-S 6 55e-s che-e5f TO tEs s15stri6es at the Or
as Of :" No y 10 W Val r in the ci:y q New Ts1a
On or 9es2,s ne & Z4'a ~ -1I a. p & 5 , december 1907
Adrlai5-raror win The viii anHsxed OF Benjamin. =
u MATSsE q, -sTESrERcEf Attorney >r ADMINISTRATIVE
10 WAL street Manhattan Borough. New York
IN PURSUANCE F AN ORDER OF HON. ABSER C.
L Thomas. Surrogate o' the County of New YORK
sohyl sofSs : Syers ate = he County YORK
7uhseisers az ~ tee5 l5gS - ya1bstar Ne. Yrs On.
On CT brfor, n, lst cay ot Nay. DOS
gESIs,fIS El5sI F s;:NsTEIN BERTHA MYERS EIsco-
r.rxSTE1x s2T TOWNSEND GJ-IrERMAS Attorney, for
Execltor<- A. Roadway Manhattan. New York cfry
N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. ABNER C.
L Thomas. a Surrogate o. tue County OF New YORK
George F seaou OF the cry OF spriaghet. HliaOis
s sGtsrt5ers a, their place trasaezg
% Fa street IN tae city OF New 4oFN On or 0s;oFs ta'
Dated New York the 2srh CAV o NoveH1eer 1907
NORMAN SEYMOUR.
Executors
PgEANcz OF an 9FPsRc De ct OF HOY y S.s SsEE qs- {
ssSs. sssGs Z 5Sy n : R 35 81 5Ss touat1 q
Sew YORK deteased 70 present the sans wh vouchers
ssss, 5as5ss I: NO 'S 90 B.5ay roas 8 q MaSsa;sn Il =:
CITY os New YORK "a q before the I'm cay OF Nay
DATED Tqrz l2ss Gay ,.y Q y9ys70-5 ,T - lscT
DAVIES. sToN AUERBACH AttSrneys :9r r.. Essca-
New-York tribune., 1908-03-17

Several important reait.
terday. DOu uElas Robinson
sold for Derrick Lane No.
American basement house.
plot with a frontage .Oi
Wesley Thorue, who
New-York tribune., 1908-03-17
MARCH -. 1905 SEALED

F THE CONSTRUCTING QUAR-
1r-I--- y Y March -. 1905. -
7li--t- VIII he received az tdis
7-fI =. I9gS. for construction ot
ink forms - proposals and n
his office. where plans and spect-
Envelopes containing proposals.
zaIs fc- New Sewer system and
s-7ss ------- 1z-ar-
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-01-15

The hoard of supervisors will adj
journ this week.
Mask Ball at Opera house Friday
night Jan. II. Admission Soc.
S. F. Ainsworth was among those
to go to Sioux City in the early part
of the week.
Geo. w. Richardson was down at
his old home in West Side for BUSH
ness trip on Friday.
Attorney Harding of the Harding
& Kahler firm was called to Montazuma
this week on legal business.
The special meetings under the
auspices of the Holiness band came to
an end last Wednesday evening.
The Odd Fellow lodge had on Tues
day night the initiation OF candidates
and reports say they had right proper
time.
1.-The Hidden Hand" is guaran-
teed attraction. don't fail to see this
great play. at opera house Friday
Jan. "a.
Bartcher Bros. are now selling {
real good cotton felt mattress for only
$500 and send them out on go night!
free trial.
1t has not yet been determined BY
the city authorities whether the case
against the electric lighting compan.
will be appealed to the supreme court
1t is the case where the council raise,
the assessment on the company. o.
trial before Judge Church he hell
that the assessment was excessive
and directed the valuation for taxa
ton to remain as placed the previou
year. Judge Church is a fair ma
and the case was we'll presented by tn
attorney of the city. Mr.. Harding
The chances are he came to the sam
conclusion as would the higher court
The making of an appeal would mea
more expense than the tax comin
would amount to. it the supreme cou,
reversed the same. So there is moth
ing to be gained financially by tn
appeal. The men composing the ligt
company are large tax payers in thei
individual capacity and our hes
citizens.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-01-15
Eat at the Oxford.

Eat at the Oxford. 32-tf.
Mr.. Charles Tabor has returned
from visit with his mother at Inde-
pendence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allard of the Racket
store were called to Eagle Grove last
week to attend the funeral of close
friend.
H. B. Johnson. who is the assess
or of Union was up Monday to get
the books and attend the meeting of
assessors.
A bouquet of nice fresh cut flowers
will be just the thing for your we'd
ding you can get them at anytime
from Bartcher Bros.
| Mr.. Rohwer reports he sold his
Family Theatre" for FIVE thousand
dollars to Mr.. Ferguson and so has
gone out of the theatrical business.
Denison is not big enough to come
under the list Of cities which must
nominate municipal officials by the
primary method so it will have to get
along in the same old way.
Banker j. H. C. Peters of West
Side was in Denison Monday on bust
ness. OF course he looked up his old
friend. John Rohwer. He was &C.
companied by one of the sons of the
late John s. Doser.
Mr.. r. j. Cavett of Van Vert
Ohio. who has not seen any of his
brothers for seventeen years made N
P. and S. C. Cavett a short visi
while enroute home from his brother
10. Cavett's funeral at Des Moines.
4 There will be Grand Mask bal
at the opera house Friday night. Jan
18th. Mrs. Pfeiffer of Council Bluff
will be on hand with fine assortmen
of costumes. Music by Hover
Wheeler Bond orchestra. Admission
SOC.
Herman Logsden from near Do1
City was in Denison Saturday. H
is one of the most reliable men o
that locality. Just now he has bee
put in the harness as superintendent
of the Methodist Sunday school a
Dow City. We hear he is takin
hold we'll and will keep the schoc
up to the high standard maintaine
by Mrs. Talcott.
Robert Cruise and wife former res
idents of Denison and vicinity were i
town Saturday and called at thi
office. They took occasion to pay 70
the paper in advance and in SO doin
J to tell of how much interest the mag
azine supplement was to their son c
thirteen years. The Review is tn
4 only paper in this part of Iowa whic
is giving in addition to first elias
news and local service sixteen pag
magazine to its advanced paying sui
scribers. By the way not over fiftee
hundred of our subscribers are takin
advantage of the magazine. 1t shoul
be given to one thousand more home!
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-01-15
Matt Mill was Carroll visitor to-

Matt Mill was Carroll visitor to-
day.
Geo. R. Jones went to Omaha to-
day on business.
Reports are that DR.. Osborne is
now recovering finely from the oper-
ation for appendicitis performed here
two weeks ago.
The S. S. club is making plans
for the annual open meeting and
banquet. Just how the refreshments
are to be furnished and served has
proven topic needing more than
one meeting to satisfactorily settle.
Happy will be those who are privileged
to attend.
Mrs. Stanley Browne. who has
taught for fourteen terms at Goodrich
center gave social and box supper
in the school house on Friday evening
last. A fine crowd was present and
a happy and enjoyable evening was
spent. The proceeds were used to
purchase, lamp. pictures. etc. for
the further identifying of the school
room.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-01-15

Skates and Roller bearing coasters
at Wygants.
Mrs. D. P. O'Brien spent a few
days last week in Danbury visiting
friends.
1t is not much over six weeks until
the first of March and that means
spring close at hand.
Mr.. and Mrs. Branch will in the
near future leave for Nebraska where
they have land interests.
Mrs. George Newcom of Odebolt is
visitor this week at the home of
G. w. Tucker and wife.
Mrs. DIR. Brannon and son and Joseph
Lally left Saturday for Sedalia, Mo
to visit her sister. Mrs. Glen.
Mahon.
Agent Penny of the Illinois Central
and wife are off this week for vaca-
tion of two months. to be spent in
California.
Mr.. John sievers and family will
take their departure for California by
February tenth. He will have big
sale at his farm early in next month.
The able Methodist pastor Rev.
Thuresson was so i'll on SATURDAY. and
Sunday last that he could not preach
as usual. and so his flock went to
other churches or remained at home.
Mrs. M. K. Houlihan of Charter
Oak. who is sick with typhoid fever
at the home of her cousin. Mrs. D..
P. O'Brien's is reported much better.
which her many friends will be glad
to hear.
The Never bag bed springs is
woven wire spring made for comfort
as we'll as wear. They are entirely
different from the bed springs and are
guaranteed for 2 years. Get one OF
Bartcher Bros. Sleep on it 80 nights
and if you are not satisfied you gel
your money back. That's fair ISM
it?
The city council is considering the
plan for digging another we'll neal
the pumping station to afford addi
tional water supply for the use of tn,
city. The matter will soon be takel
up in special session. There can b.
no doubt as to the advisibil,ty o
looking we'll toward the future AM
provide plenty of good water.
The Jack Walsh farm out northeas
of Denison is now rented by Mr.
Charles Morris. On last Thursda'
night the barn caught fire and burne,
to the ground destroying nine hea
of cattle three horses. harness an
grain. The origin of the fire Is no
known. Happily there was plent
of insurance to cover the loss. but on
hates to think of helpless animal
,cremated in the barn.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-01-15

7. j. Kelly made a business trip
to Sioux City Monday.
Charley Jacobsen is spending some
days with friends in Omaha.
The high grade Goodrich B. Sewing
Machine is sold by Bartcher Bros. for
only S27.00.
For Rent-l20 acres. also go acres
corn fodder for sale.
4l-tf. Mrs. q. schafer.
Stanley Browne who has taught for
the last years at No. 2 Goodrich will
also give a social on Friday evening
Jan. "a. 1907 at the school house.
Mr. Charles Bullock and wife have
gone down to Colfax for a time as
bosh thought that the treatments there
would benefit them. Their friends
hope this may be the case.
/ Mr.. E. Riepen. who was for so long
prominent citizen has been in Den
ison again much to the delight of his
friends. He is now living at West
phalia, Kansas and seem to like it
there.
The assessors will soon be abroad
in the land. They now have their
books and are ready for business.
Only the personal property Is as
sessed this year. List up your be-
longings and be ready for the man
with the big book in the canvass bag.
Your holiday books should be nicely
housed in Globe Wemicke Elastic
. Book case. They are dust proof ane
grow with your library one section
base and top is all you need tt
begin with. you can find out about tn,
small item of cost at Barrcher Bros
furniture store.
The Rebekah lodge will have it,
installation of officers on Wednesday
Jan. % followed by social time
The ladies of this order auxiliary t.
the Odd Fellows are carrying o,
good work. particularly in supporting
: the home for orphans and aged mem
bers located at Mason City.
Both the East and West Boyers are
so frozen over that there is SAT-
. skating. Each afternoon and evenips
the East Boyer stretching east of tn
Luney mill site is we'll covered witt
fast moving skaters. Some of tn
venturesome ones have skated up t
the second red bridge and carve thei,
names on the bridge.
: There was a new time card il
, effect on the Northwestern last Sun
day. 1t took off the local trian cas-
at eight in the morning and the trail
2 west at about eleven at night. On
can come up from the west in tn
morning arriving at 9:l5 and 90 ives
e at night leaving at 9:22 Passenger
: at Dow City and Dunlap for Denise
n will have to take the Illinois Contra
Z for coyenient service until the North
d western has change to give ther
/. better train facilities.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-01-15
We Enlarge Pictures
and sell frames at
reasonable prices.
ferQusOn'S Studio -,
Mask Ball Jan. II.

Mask Ball Jan. II.
'.The Hidden Hand'' at Opera
House Friday night Jan. "a.
Sewing machine oil needles and re-
pairs at Bartcher Bros. Furniture
store.
Mrs. Hattie Rae and daughter Miss
Lottie were county seat visitors on
Saturday.
Alfred Clausen OF Stockholm was
one of the veteran assessors at the
meeting on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Haugh went
to Omaha. Friday to attend the fun
eral of Mr.. Haugh's cousin. Mr..
Dennis Carey.
j. L. Riggleman of Deloit was
pleasant caller on Monday. With his
neighbor he is interested IN having a
small change made in the Deloit mail
route.
General John Bayles of Manila
attended the assessors meeting in
Denison on Monday. This is the
twenty -second annual meeting he has
attended.
If you want mattress OF quality
get a Stems & Foster cotton felt
mattress at Bartcher Bros. They will
show you what is inside the mattress
you bay. Sent out on 60 nights trial.
Mr.. Pat Heffernan of Doland, S.
D. surprised his many friends by COM
ing to Denison last Friday to make
his old friends and neighbors a visit.
Mr.. Heffernan likes his new home in
Dakota very much but emf IS visit
back to old Iowa.
Mr.. Ferguson. the photographer
mas bought the building on the south
side of Broadway owned by Mr..
Rohwer and now used by the electric
theatre and will fit it up for his uses
as a gallery. He remains in his
present location for some months.
Mr.. Ferguson will arrange a gallery
which will be an honor to Denison,
The F. II. Club met last Tuesday
with Mrs. Peter Miller. The meet
ing was we'll attended and was great
ly enjoyed. Mrs. Miller will soon
leave for California and this is the
last meeting Of the club she will be
able, to attend this season. Club
members and friends wish her a de-
lightful stay on the coast.
Mr.. T. T.. Barrett and wife of
Cedar Rapids were the guests of the
Strain home for few days of the
last week. Some twenty years ago
Mr.. Barrett was out on the Mather
ranch in Hanover and then was well
known man in Denison. He had not
been IN the county for about twenty
years and so found few faces he could
recognize On the streets. He is nov
conducting the Globe hotel at Cedar
Rapids and this holds him close al
home. He of course noted the great
changes in Denison.
Mrs. Sarah Watson Rosengren OF
Lake City was in Denison for few
days last week visiting at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. joe Scott and othel
friends. She resigned her position
with the telephone company so quietl.
and went away ana was married Oct.
16. that many did not know of the
fact. and so there was some surprises
when she came back With new
name. Her husband has good posi-
ton at Lake City and she likes the
town very much. Mr.. Rosengren wa!
down Monday and together they re
turned home.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-01-15
MUFF LOST.

Lost on Friday evening between
the post Office and my residence two
blocks south of the court house q
brown muff. Finder please return
and received reward.
Alt pd. Mrs. Chris Eggers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-27
A Russian Railroad Story.

The tediun of railroad travelling In
Russia was relieved the other day in
an unexpected manner In a compart-
ment ol the train going from Kursk to
klef sat beautiful young lady next
to chatty priest, with whom she held
an animated conversation. Opposite
sat a student who envied the priest the
cauSerie which he was ENJOYING. AS
the evening came on the girl fell asleep
and the priest nodded his head in
sumner. That was an opportunity
which no self-reSpecting practical TO-
ker could afford to let slip. Bending
forward. the student kissed the sleep
ing damSel and Sprang back into his
seat. The salute awakened the girl
who. thinking that it was her neighbor.
the priest who had dared to kiss her,
jumped up and gave HIM q sounding
box on the ears. The sttldent reioiced
greatly. There was Commotion, the
pollceh'an accompanying the tram was
summoned, and he at once drew up a
protocol against the wronged priest,
while the student offered to appear as
a witness in the law court at Kief. But
at the last moment q young Jewess
VINO had been sitting in dark corner
uhobserved by anybody stepped for
ward, eXonerated the POOR priest from
the terrible accusation, and then il was
the students turn to feel miserable.
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