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New-York tribune., 1908-01-06
A1e.p71nrk DAILY eribn,rs
MONDAY, JANUARY 6, 1908.

This newspaper is otcned and published oy
gte Tribune Association. Net0 York corpora
rion: Office and principal place Of business, Irtd-
1nc Building. No. I54 Nassau street Aetc YORK;
ogden Hills president; Nathaniel bWtie, see
retaTy and treasurer. The address Of the on
Gers is The office Of fhis newspaper
New-York tribune., 1908-01-06

The Agricultural Department may soon be
confronted with the problem OF determining
what is sausage While most persons will agree
with the circuit judge in Michigan that cereals
and water not sausage. no laynan has ever
felt competent to say what sausage is The
question. What is whiskey? looks like kinder
garten brain burnisher in comparison.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-06

refusal to treat the specializing middieman as
genuine landlord. the East Side may eventually
profit much thereby. If the owners were TO g"
one step further and decline to lease to non
tenants. the rent strikers" would lose their best
excuse for rebelling.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-06

No little relief will be felt by the public at the
announcement of one of their number that "suf-
fragettes" are not "frumps" Such minor ques-
tions as the tariff immigration and the cause OF
financial pancs may now be taken up in their
proper order
New-York tribune., 1908-01-06

Columbia University having been lucky enough
to secure the mantei before which Poe wrote
his weird poetic masterpiece, 1t Is now up 10 the
geological department of the institution TO eaten
the raven dead or alive. Over the question
whether the capture Of the famous bird Is more
properly the task of the psychological iaoora-
tory there should be no petty dissension.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-06

"The Detroit Free Press" compares the con-
stitutional convention now being held In Mlchi-
gan TO that which recently finished It's mohu-
mental labors in Oklahoma Indications are not
wanting that the Michigan Con. Con-" viii take
this for a compliment.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-06

dispatch from st. Paul says that the inter
view with Governor Johnson of Minnesota pub
IIshed in THE New York World is hkely 10
start movement in the Democratic party 10
head Bryan off within the next sixty days
Why wait sixty days? The trouble with 'hese
movements to head off Bryan is that they a-e
alvavs lust going to start The Bryan move
ment goes on all the time. but the others never
get beyond the point where they are likely to
happen within sixty days thereabouts- What
has become of that OTHER promising project OF
beating Bryan with Southern man?
The Washington times., 1908-11-08
VOICE LIKE RICH MUSIC

Later, after their meeting, Paul Verdayns
observed that her voice was ike rich music
Her age? But what was ase or youth? and
face was neither ) oung nor beautiful could make
thrilling as he had never dreamt of doing in real
shs fingered over his name as II it u--s
music, thrilling him every time and as zss
inquire SO supple in lis lines n Ss5s him J6in
a snake and he noticed her mouth ags.B. =
neither dropped nor smiled, il was strs ight "A 4
Shiseled and strong, and small rather. and -
center most appetizing red flower OF q mouth.
In The Car Of Destiny by c. n ami 4.
Al Williamson, introduced 10 L4sy
Monica in the way Ouida used TO present her
heroInes. Lady Monica Is betrothed 10 a Span
lsh nobleman, and her English lover, who tells
the story, has many adventures in winning her.
Thus the stricken one tells Of a meeting.
A girl spTang out Of the carriage her waite
stood as man might stand who sees
yet she turned and saw me, sheltered as / was %
II I mad called and she had answered
kneW she had remembered me. and that she .
anger in her face. only surprise. and a iiE6t
passed on through the gate ! could have sung 1lS
the song OF the stars.
Julia Polkington, IN ''Thc Good Cozr..,ie."
presents the type of q simple, truthful, charming
girl, who endeavors TO save father addicted 10
drink and making debts Miss Julia, We are
told was not pretty, therefore she was seldom
TO be found IN the drawing room alone, shs
knew better than to attempt TO occupy the stage
by herself. Her father owes debt TO M Raw
son-Clew, who, out of pity, cancels 1t.
While giving her father tea Julia sees the
paper. Her eyes hlazed as she read
She tore the paper across and then across
again. Her father Indignantly tries to prevent
her. declarini the note made him fire.
Free" Julia said with Your deut -
discharged" she said gently, but mine is not,
10 has been shifted. not cancelled; tx lies vita
ne and Mr.. Rawson-Clew now. and Il shall 5s
paid somehow
And do you wonder that she paid the debt
Nhen Mr. Rawson-Clew was IN love with bert
The Washington times., 1908-11-08

rsther eztravsgant ink-back taspes and = rfral.ss
e 9aE i ss was 6ng sdaeatsa 1 81 tsag no
pensys school with ngnloer Of other .nordina-sy
dressed and TOO lavishiy supplied with pocket
Betty, We are told, could not endu7. SiV
Nigel Anstruthers. eho married her -is,es
Rosalie and later abused her uuspeakably. I.tt,
she grew older. "had been taken TO r. acs
and placed in a school.
When Betty got to England she dou =
won what she wanted-an ideal husband WIG
severely punished Sir Nigel for abusing hss
sister. The description Of her is pleasing
Al sixteen Betty was strong-linbe5 yo1ns
Hymph whose small he's o. set high on a fine slim
with the garland Of Some goddess Of heath and
Joy Of llfe sac was light and swift and being
was pleasure IL the mere seeing Of her move
I'll; made Tor profile a which one turned =
hair was soft and black gnd repeated is color
IN the sztTayagant lashes Of her childhood wnca
eyes They we're eyes with laughter in then.
as vet unstrred
30 II no small wonder that Losd
Mount Dunstan fell head over heels in love.
Mrs Eiith Wharton, with her art Of 10
-crlption may be expected to present ~ sllrr -
heroine La "The Fruit Of the Tree. =
Amherst. assistant manager Of her Ini1iu t.es
- Ne y. ast~~0~e
Mrs westrnores beauty was ike ..'I-
Ent abruptly turned on EYES subdued 3 .'n..-s--
face to her hair. and fenained caugh, 81 =,
meshes. He had never such haiE g
not seem to grow IN the usual orderly Va.
dubbed UP ST over her head ia iuderar .
clusters OF brightness breaking. about tie
me temples. the nape. into little Irrelevant
and eddes OF light with dusky ho.IoWs OF 1T
ness where the hand might plunge
Mrs. Wharton's heroine was not an On
Inselfsh and devoted woman. and she died aftsE
being thrown from her horse-died Of an over
dose of morphia. administered by the woman
who later became her husbands wife.
Mrs. Gyms heroine Of Three Week =
introduced as entering dining room in q ha-el
in Switzerland.
she FerseIf all In black. and her ha 20
expensive, distinguished looking hat-csst
shadow over her eyes he could just .4-F
were cast down on her plate Her face 10 =
ne saw mat plainly enough sLartlngly WHITE
Ike a magnolia bloom. and contained no marked
features No features at all he said to hims=
tes-he was wrong. she had certainly Q ulpafH
worth looking again. u so red
The Washington times., 1908-11-08

as . hguEc of charming young wOE-
auhood She, however, was not won so
readily as the fair Helena. Perhaps be
cause she vas younger. But put yourself
into Captain Selwyn's place and you are
introduced:
As he stood there. a sound at the door
aroused him, and he turned 10 confront q
Young girl. in hat. veil and fuTs who was
leisuTely advancing toward him. stripping
the gloves from a pair Of very white
How do you do. Captain selwyn7" she
said. Il am Eileen Enroll and am coz
Inisaioned 70 give YOU some tea. Lhe call--
4ren seem 70 De quite crazy aDout yp1I
she uufastened her veil. threw back stole
and coat and rollins up ae s gl9Ess o6
crazy about yOu," she continued ana
yours to be included IN bedtime prayers.
1eliDN e. No sugar. LemOn?
Siks had given him tea Now she sat
upr ght fin her chair smiling. distrslS. her
eyes; the huny furs. fallen from throat
and shoulder =strled loosely about her
waiJt
At last, However. after a patient
raitinR one evening, she said:
Find me when you can get away.
Again. as OF old her outstretchsd hand
the little Formally symbohElng 20 MIN
The Importance Of all that concerned them
a bientot she said. .--.,.-.
"Out on the lawn there-tarther cut IN
the starlight" he whispered-his voice
broke-"rnv darling"
She bent her mead. passing slowly lie
fore him. TUNED. looked back, her answer
IN her eyes her lips. in every limb. every
line and contour Of her. as she stood q mo-
rlent looking back
What lover would not have followedi
The American young lady, of sur
,assing wealth and beauty, who goes
broad and captivates the heart Of an
English lord, comparable 20 Adouis and
T.rc,,las NTH the debo0sir p-acps of a
sir Launcelot, Is a favorite character
yith readers. One Of the most charming
,as Miss Bettina Vanderpoel, the heroine
{ Mrs. Burnett's "The Shuttle" We are
Introduced to her when she Is a child:
Bstty-at eiEht-had long legs and
SQUARE but delicate. small face. Her we'll
-pened steel-blue eyes were noticeable tor
The Washington times., 1908-11-08

Knee. 10 stripped OF ring-unadorned, Whit
Her cheeks psle-the olive
ienged; her lips tight. eyes She
made movement Lord LynbOrough entered
He bow 81. while the clock licked minuts OF
which he 'raVed dreamed the before.
while felt his lips slightly brush the skin
hand.
7 have rendered my homa Eef he said.
Tt Is accepted, Suddenly tears ,sprang her
But Helena Is courteous and invites her now rec
onciled foe luncheon He Is bold very bold for be
says.
II may be tnaI some day-yes some day soon-ia
return f0T me homage OF my lips your I
cheek" @0@t
she came Up to iill ana laid her his arm
surfer little WHILE she said "You,y,.
swept into my life ike wuirlwind; would carr
by though q rebeiIiolYz
70 be won before ever wooedg ~
y GU shan't lack wooing." he said
OF the folk In The Younger Setn Eileen stand
The Washington times., 1908-11-08

MERE Is no more fascinating creature in fiction
than the loquacious Dolly Of the Dialogues
But then Mr.. Hope, chivalrous gentleman.
may be expected to do tie gallant thing By al
bis ladies, he has done by Iis latest creatons-h
glorious Helenaof "Helenas Path for instance, who
refused to permit her neighbor, Lord Lynborough to
use path crossing her estate which resulted in many
complications and the defiant Helena's capitulation
Fhis is how Mr.. Hope introduces her: ~.
Helene Vittoria Maria Antonia Marchesa di san
berNolof was now In her Born OF
an Italian tather and al English mother had
slowed her nand on her fpaternsl country, but
nSaFt remained IN her mothers. marchese took
Der as ais secona wife andhis iastpecuniary
N ootn capacities she soothed his declining
F1spPily Tor her--and net unhappiy for the Al
lsTgethese were few He had time absorb her
Toutn or TO spend more than q portion OF her
inheTltanee she was left widow-stepmothsr Of
IoTtTeE8 - - - - -'--i'i0
she liked the fortress much. dsIied the stem
ehucFeh (ths youngest OF her own age) more
light Of refuge. - "a nv
But how shall she receive the lord who trespasses
upon her property2 ..,l---
&, he ,marehesa sat in high armchair upholstered
taEI4sAeQ fading gold The from the uvindovv
1919 % neT lalFi her face in shadow
80 NNN4 OF heF iett hsnd;sths right lay her
The Washington times., 1908-11-08

, ONE person mas said that the heroine T.,
~ the scorer Of the success of any book
There are, of course, such isolated cases
as "DGvid Harum, "Eben Holden" and
''Treasnre Island" bit of recent popular sue.
eesses in literature this rule may generally be
taid to hold true.
Of the heroine, adorable creature. svhat do
you knozU? HogO do the heroines Of yariou,
aovsls compared How do authors introduce
them, and enable them to syin their 5gay into
one's afection5P Ind the artists 1cho illustrate
the books, hosO do they picture the pleasing
sUonren sCho LUs onbEthely and tread the golden
path of romancsg
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-20
NASHVILLE FARMER
KILLED BY LIGHTNING
5111Otd

Maysville, May 19.-s. B. sandige,
a prominent farmer living near here,
died as a result Of a stroke of light
ming. During a storm he and his
family we're preparing to 60 to a
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-20
(First published May 1S. 19Os)
IN THE COUNTY COURT

IN THE COUNTY COURT
STATE OF OKLAHOMA,
County of Grady, SIS.
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF R. b. UTTERBACK. DECEAs-
ED:
To the Heirs, next Of Kin, and Credit
ors of R. B. Utterback, Deceased:
You are hereby notified that Eliza
bell Utterback has applied to the
county court Of Grady county, state of
Oklahoma, for letters Of administration
on the estate Of R. B. Utterback, de-
ceased to granted to Elizabell Ut
terback, and that said application will
be heard at the county court rooms of
said court in the city Of Chickasha, in
said county on the End day of June,
1908, at 10 o'clock, a. m, at which time
and place any person interested may
appear and show cause II any they
have why such petition should not be
granted.
Witness my hand and the seal Of
said court hereunto affixed this the
11th day of May, 1908
N. M. WILLIAMS,
County Judge.
BY w. NJ. BONDURANT,
County Court Clerk.
(SEAL) 5-1S-10td
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-20

\ French woman who uses chicory
more than lettuce for salads uses up
al the green tough parts that are
not tender enough for the table In q
puree. Her rule is this; Boil the
shicory until II is tender IN salted
water and then press It through 8
sieve. Make a sauce with a table
spoonful Of butter. a tablespoonful OF
acur and two cupfuls Of rich milk OF
cream. add the chieory, bring to the
boiling point and serve. Spinach. Gel.
sry or almost any vegetable at ali
may be used in the same way.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-20

BY w. M. BONDURANT,
County Court Clerk.
(SEAL) s.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-20
Thread Maohlne.

II when sewing on dark fabric TIE
needle should become unthreaded,
slip = piece Of white goods underneath
and you readily can see the eye.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-20
Tomato TOAST.

Cook down till thick half a can 81
tomatoes, with pinch Of cloves, bah
teaspoonful Of salt. dash of cayeane,
an enion minced ane and a teaspoon.
ful Of minced parsley, have ready but.
tered toast without crust, and pour
this over without atraining. .-Harperp
RAEar.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-20

A simple and neat cover for babv's
pillow can be made from two 1s.lnch
mems handkerchiefs by stitching
them together around three sides Just
Tar enough to tit the little pillow, and
then tacking tapes to the fourth side
At the same distance to tie. Fancy
stitches or lace on the hem win make
them as ornamental as one may wish.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-20
(First published May n l90S)
on THE COUNTY COURT


ON THE COUNTY COURT
STATE OF OKLAHOMA,
COUNTY OF GRADY. SIS.
IN TIE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF SARAH q. SHAW, DECEASED
TO the heirs, next Of kin. and credit.
ors Of Sarah Q. Shaw, deceased;.
You are hereby notified that w b.
Hudgins has applied to the county
court Of Grady county, state Of Okla
homa, for letters Of administration on
the estate Of Sarah z. Shaw, deceased,
to be granted to W. B. Hudgins, and
that said application will be heard at
the county court rooms Of said in the
city of Chickasha, in said county, on
the 22nd day Of May, 1908, at 10
o'clock. a. m, at which time and place
any person interested may appear and
show cause If any they have why such
petition should not be granted.
Witness my hand and the seal Of
said court hereunto affixed this the
9th day Of May, 1908.
N. M. WILLIAMS,
County Judge.
BY w. M. BONDURANT,
County Court Clerk.
(sEAL) 5-11-1Otd
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-20
Cabbage Salad.

Chop small, Arm head OF cabbaEs
In your chopper, add salt and pepper
to taste, then about four tablespoon.
tuls Of good cider vinegar, stir we'll
let stand In cool place for two hours
Just before serving. add half cup q
cream and hssping tablespoon Of pow
dsred sugar. mix we'll, serve on crisp
lettuce.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-20
FORsALE
FoR sALE
FoR sALg

On Southeast hill; 5-room house, 100
foot east front; corner lot. $500; $3.50
cash, balance on easy terms. John
A. Deering. Phone 2sO 5-6-tf
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-20

storm cave Ere was sitting 0n the
edge Of The bed while dressing and
bolt Of lightning came down tie stove
pipe and struck him. The death was
sudden ana in several places from
head 90 foot the body was burned.
The sun., 1908-04-26
NEW NTERBOROUGH NOTES.
Subscriptions 10 he Received Next Wodnos.
daY-Terms, Par.

The terms Of the subscription for SIS, ,OOO.-
900 lnterborough Rapid Transit Company's
8 per cent, three year notes and a statement
Of the security behind them are given In
detail in another column. The notes will
be offered at par. The subscription lists
will be opened at the Office Of ]. P, Morgan
a Co. in this city and in the Office Of Lee,
Higginson 4 Co, in Boston at 10 A. NJ. next
Wednesday and closed at or before P. NJ.
THE same day. The notes are conv ertible
on their interest dates, May and November
/, for two and half years into mortgage
bonds Of the company at par less per cent
paid on application and the rest on May 1,
The Interborough notes due May will bo
received in full payment for like amount
Of the new notes. and their holders will be
preferred in the allotment Of the new notes.
The sun., 1908-04-26
HUGE BANK MERCER PLAN.
Mexican Finance Department May Take
Control OF Many Institutions.

MEXICO CITY. April 25.-It is reported
that Minister Of Finance Jose Y. Limantour
now has plans under consideration for a
merger Of all the banks Of enissi on in
Mexico into one central corporation which
will lie called the Banco Official Ia Re-
pubica or Official Bank OF the Renu' lie.
The principal banks involved are the
BanE cf London and Mexico and the Ma
reyub'io about eiSE.cer hlnhs OF this clasS
and il is understood that the plans are 10
include all Of them.
The new institution will he controlled
directly throu-h the Department Of Ei-
nance Of the republic
The sun., 1908-04-26
jackson sult Against standard MI Men.

John 7. Doolins. one Of the attorneys
representing the defendants in the West
Virginia suit brought by T. Moore Jackson
against Henry H. Rogers, George A. Burt
and A. c. Bedford, said yesterday that the
suit was brought some three months ago
and that the attorneys for the defendant
had received repeated offers TO settle the case
for q small fraction Of the amount named
lie said further that the case had absolutely
no foundation, that the plaintiff had no claim
whatsoever, either legally or morally
against the defendants or any one Of them.
The sun., 1908-04-26
FINANCIAL NOTES.

y. " Harris Co, and Bond 4 Goodw IN
are Offering TO investors S3.jO0OO0 Bost on aud
Albany twenty-five year perNcnt. bonds TO
net 4. 10 per cent. the bonds being guarant eed
Is 10 both principal and interest by the New
York Central and Hudson River Railroad.
The Mutual Alliance Trust Company has
transferred its East Side branch ONce, located
! al 3.3 Grand street, 10 lis new building re-
gently constructed at ?56 and ?6s Grand
I
The sun., 1908-04-26
FLOODS KILL TEXAS CROPS,
But Planters and StOckmeh Had warning
In Time 70 save Much Property.

nut EAAHNCNb anu 9NuNhHHNu NHu VAIuhe
In Time 10 Save Much Property.
AUSTIN. Tex, April 2S.-The crestS Of
the foods in the Colorado and Brazos rivers
are now within 100 miles Of the mouths Of
these streams. The ample warning that
was given Of the coming inundations gave
the planters and stockmen time TO remove
much Of their property.
The destruction Of all the corn, cotton,
sugar cane and other crops which were grow
ing in the bottoms is severely felt. Al
Bastrop, Smithville, Lagrange and other
points along the lower course Of the Col.
orado that stream reached high water
mark last night and II Is still rising. The
river is falling rapidly at Austin. The
riss is expected to inundate most Of the
State sugar plantations In Brazoria county,
but the sugar mill and principal buildings
are believed TO be safe.
The sun., 1908-04-26
EXCHANGE GALLERIES BARRED.

Nobody May Enter Them Except In =
Members Company.
The governors OF the New York Stock
Exchange adopted a resolution yesterday
for the protectionof the members from OUT
RACES similar to the bomb throwing which
occurred recently on the exchange at Rome
No person will be admitted 10 the gallery
after this unless accompanied by member,
who must remain with him as long as he 10
there. All the other exchanges in the
financial district have adopted similar pro-
visions within a month, and the Stock E1-
change gallery has been clCssd all that time.
This is the first formal action.
The sun., 1908-04-26

s. Finland, from Altwerp for New YORK
Ss Columbia, from tIE,gow tUr New \ ork
IS saratoga from HvtnA for New ofk
IS la Provence. from Havre Tor New ork
IS Lusltsnia. from LNcrpoo for New York
The sun., 1908-04-26
Killed by FAN From Blackvelrs Island
Bridge.

James sullivan an ironworSor Of 1874
Van Dyke street, Brooklyn. fell OF the
bacEvell's Island Bridge yesterday and
c!ed al the Presbyterian Hospital. The
nan trpped over piece Of scrap iron and
Ieu 70 the pavement In Sixtieth street
The sun., 1908-04-26
REAL EarATE NANrEn.

ooAntry house large plot; . OF 10 rooms hlEh eis
vauon; 20 minutes 70 BroadWayAfheap N PFC
NhtsA w.. -. 1874 BroAdvay
The sun., 1908-04-26
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC rHB DAT
syn tSes... .5l2 Sun sets. exc Noon riSeS all
HOB wIILR THIS DAT.
SandyHook, 345 Gov Island. l.colhell GGle"..b.i3

Arrived SATURDAY. Aphl IS
Frenctcrulser D EstreoS Port au Prince April 20
IS Lucnla, Liverpool April 49,
IS la S,vOie, HaNre, April rs.
SIS Philadelphia. Southampton April n
IS PreSi6nt Grant. Hamburg, April iB
SIS Arabic. Queenstown, April II.
- Korea. ROTTERDAM, April II.
IS MarthaWaShington Port Glasgow, Apgl 49,
IS Moro Cste, Havana, April 81
IS DunSian, Barbados. April II.
s. Sokoto PogreSo, April 10
s. Conal Cav estOn April ls
IS OCmugee, SrunSwIck. April -.
SIS Jefferson, Norfolk April =.
The sun., 1908-04-26
TNnTRUCuOR
Swimming
CONNECTICUT REAL ESTATE.

Farm Of 100 scres In Slmsbury. Conn hous I,
OF 10 rooms ell lmprovemsnts cement hOors In
All barns and chicken houses greenhouse Gnd
tobacco baShS trout stream and pohds stock
ANDERSON, ue Fulton av, Astoria Long
The sun., 1908-04-26

sAILED FktM PORTION PoETs.

IS Eaderlsnd. atAntwerp from New \ ork
S. la Lorraine, q Havre from New York
SIS New York. Al southampton from New ork
The sun., 1908-04-26
Silk Lnh H0ss
WomsnS StIk SlOch, oS

AmarvelIous exhibit in plain and embroidered
effects, in all the raging shades OF Ians Copeq.
hagen Blues London Smokes American Beau
ties and every other shade desirable Tor street or
house wear.
A very desirable plain black or coored silk
Hose in any weight or quality with or without
cotton soles. Those with extra elastic cotton
tops are particularly desirable.
Prices range from SI.5j up
The sun., 1908-04-26
INCOMING HTEANsHfPS
nus IA dan
BY NlarconI Wireless

ny WUTNUNI WITVIVNo1
IS Caledonia, for New York. vas 40 mles east oI
Sandy Hook Al noon yesterday.
IS Ryndaln. for New York, was 100 miles east Of
sable Is and a. $50 p. ".
The sun., 1908-04-26
CITY REAL ESTATE.
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALg.

COtcHhAN-Engllsh, experienced, city or eoun
try: years personal reference Call or address
CHARLES WALTON. 100 Fast S.d At.
The sun., 1908-04-26
ARTISTIC FURNITURE

on ACCOUNT or DEATH CONTENTS OF 20
WEST 18Th ST. FINELY FURNISHED HOME,
At PRIVATE SALE. CALL AFrER 10 A. n
The sun., 1908-04-26

Lori e Taylor
WOmeNS Ltsle and CcHm Hose
A special lot Of plain lace ankles and lace oyerin
Black, Tan, White and variety Of other shades,
also Black Lsle, embroidered
35c, 3 pairs tor $l.oo
Silk LeJB H0se -
our famous 4ook, in Black, Tan and White
50 cts,
The sun., 1908-04-26

Broadway & 10th ST.. sth Ave.. 10Th St