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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-07-09
Local and Otherwise

Water pots, bean Jars, preserve jars
az AeMAbDn's
Miss Hannah Davies Is assisting q
fes DAYS IN the collectors Office
The New Resort is headquarters FOR
Key West and Domestic cigars and all
sraokcrs supplies
The plastercrs are rushing work on
TIC G.. W Stooer residence 10 the
sautheest part Of town.
VIM Maunders has recently painted
snd improved bis residence property
located GA south Walnut street
Mrs. =, A. Walters il out again as
Usual although the recovery was slow
from the operation at the Boise hospital.
John Witty will be in full charge Of
ms Shoshone post office about Aug J.
Mr. and Mfs. II A. Brown win pro-
baby leave for California the middle
~ August.
Eiw T. BARRIER Of the Idaho Leader
~as ap from Goodirg yesterday visit
ing his sister Mrs Clara King. and at
tending 70 business matters in the
eonnty seat
Cranaell & Clements are now engaged
- making new house Of the Old
building recently purchased by Mrs
Rose Mccune located on the corner of
hoise snd Greenwood streets.
quite a party visited the Big Cotton
woods last Sunday from the county I
seat Among them were Messrs.
John Witty 0Fville Gooding and Harry
Stoner, aud Misses Ava Mcmahon.
nesthA Stoner and Clara King.
WANTED 1000 70 1900 tons Of good
alfalfa hay within reasonable distance 4
abroad with good water and place to
teei sheep. Address, giving price and
particulars.
T. r. BoYLEN.
Union Stock Yards. Denver Colo,
Cement sidewalks are 10 be extended
20 Knob Hin and west Rail street in ,
the near future. NcSidings q Crsbtree
have put down walk this week in
front Of Judge Walters residence and
connecting lhe same with the Methodist !
parsonage and church
James Patton the contractor OF Poca- s
ieIlo who has operated AZ Richtield and n
elsewhere in this county has recently n
returned from trip 70 California =
~bere the death OF brother left him A
N estate that viii claim considerable of p
ne attention II reports regarding is u
ire and value prove to be correct.
John PEBBLES. the Ripper, lawyer. made
. business trip TO Coeding last Monday
dr. PEBBLES states that crops on the "
9inidoka project are very good this st
eason ard that business conditions II
here are on the upward trend and as
aming an Importance 70 correspond.
While handling ilour last week D l..
ones received a knockout blow in the
sape Of heavy sack falling on bis -
,ot and crushing quite severely. II >.
thought that no bones wcse broken -
AZ be Is unable 10 use the injured
embef. Mr. and Mrs Jones are
rs pleasantly located on the north
de since moving from the Novfnger
,ue. where he can nurse the lame
- Ia lhc Shade Of the trees and take ~
e world easy "
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-07-09

shoes and letting himself in with the
frigerator and set the strawberries
under the bed.
And then there was that occasion
during the spring of the incessant
rains. Bings went home one night
and put his dripping wet umbrella to
bed and stood himself up in the cor
ner all night. That was the -"
"Oh, that's nothing" interrupted
Melvill Il had friend once who
wore false teeth He was an artist
and a dreamer, and he used to do
the most outlandish things. One
night he took his wife to the theater,
went out between acts and forgot to
go back. He never once thought OF
her until two hours later when she
came padding home in the rain and
well, of course he remembered
then,
And one night this same fellow
had been out with the boys until quite
late. He was an incessant smoker and
he still had the stub of a cigar in his
mouth when he reached home. He
hung onto IL like the proyerbial pup
to dahlia root and got ready for
bed. Finally he took a tumbler from
the shelf, filled it with water and set |
IL on the window sill. Removing his |
cigar from between his lips, he put it |
in the water The next thing he did
was to open the window and throw his
false teeth far out into the night!
Feeling the need of night cap.
ne trudged into the pantry and began
hunting for his jug in the darkness.
His wife had some kerosene in re-
'eptacle much the same as that con
aiming his fire water and he got her
ug by mistake. Tipping it up, he
brew his head we'll back and let
bout five or six big swallows gurgle
own his throat.
Then he began to get hot inside
nd realized that he had hit the wrong
ug Letting out a whoop that would
ave awakened his grandfather had
e been buried in tie same block, he
ashed into the living room and
lrned on the light. Grooming that he
'as going to die, he fell upon the
ofa and began to run his fingers
own his throat His wife came rush
ig from her room. and taking one
'ok at the jug. began to laugh
When he found out what he had
nbibed, his fear subsidized. He had
lken kerosene for the Group many a
me when boy and grown fat on it,
and the funny part of it all was"
'ntinued Melvill, making a sweep
g line with his pen on the back of
design he was drawing. he got a
ste Of kerosene that night and has
zen a kerosene drunkard ever
nce.p
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-07-09
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So Absent-MInded.

"Bings was the most absent-minded
man ever knew chortled Wilkins,
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-07-09
Horses For Sale

Any one wanting to.buy work horses
or wild range horses. call on.
HENRY ScHoDDE.
81 Hepburn, Idaho.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-25
CARPET CLEANING.
CITATIONS.

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORr<
By the grace OF God free and tndeDendeur =
To Beatrice cornell Nira Cornell. Julia Emily
Powell. Carrie T. Williams. Clareucs r. Van
Detsen. Clarence NJ. Van Deusen. Esstsils n
Van Deus-n. Anna B Durham. Hannsb &
Molony. Hannah n Humrneil. Fred Waas,~~-th n
The sarah tiillet Home fur Aged People fnrruer-
D. snoWn The Home tor Aged People. Fufa
Guardian % the persons OF Beatrice C,ornelf ara
Nirt Cornell. tulton Trust Company of New
York. General Guardian of the ssf afes ~
Beatrice cornell and Nira Corneil. and ~ -
persons Interested In the Estate % Aionzo vsr
nellsen. late Of the County of New Torx e.
ceased as creditors iegafees. next of IN o.
otherwise. send greeting You and each cf ,ots
hereby cited and required personally ro -
and appear before our surrogate or the County
of New No.k. at the SurroEates Court of saff
county of New Nori, on The Eleventh dav ~
January. 1910. az haif-pasr Ten O'Clock IN a.,
forenoon 81 thar tay. then and there ID attend !.
judicial settlement - the accpsiut OF nroreriirr-
20 Philip Harwuod vernon and Thomas b paT-
bnur. as Executors or the last VIII and reSfa.-
u.eur of said deceased ami such rf ,ou - -.
hereby cited under fhe age % twenty .lr-.
years reqiired 90 appear hv YOUR GUARDIAN
Or you have one. or pr you have none % apurr-
and Apply tor one % b. appointcd or IN ths
guardian will he appointed ~ the ssrrossr, "a
represent and az for Won iu the proce-dInr
In Testimony NJ hereof have caused tr-
seal OF the Surrogafes' Court or the said Couuf,r
% Nrw NorE 90 - her-unto affxed
IL 81 WINES. Hon Ahurr e. Thomas. a
Surrogate 90 sail county Al a..
county Of New Nork. the 18th dav % Noversbc-
I'm the ycur % cur lord one thousand ufna Nu.l-
cred and nine DANIEL y DOWDNFY
clerk 90 the Surrogates court
William street Borough % Manhaftan. City
- New NorE
New-York tribune., 1909-12-25
EIGHTEEN PIES AND THE POLICE
Great Speculation as 70 Fate of Home
less Pastry Among Harlem Reserves.

Eighteen mince pies. each foot and
hair I'm diameter and four inches thick.
eXhaling an odor that gave unmistaksble
evidence of the presence of the stuff that
made Jamaica. Medford. Mass. and few
other places famous. rested on table in
the rear room Of the West 18th street
station last night. The pies were found IN
= wagon supposed 20 belong 10 - Reilly 3
local express. No. l0f8 sixth avenue. that
was towed into the station from AInster-
dam avenue ana IlsJh street, minus
driver. al 10 O'Clock.
There were nineteen pies in the wagon.
hut they were carried into the station
and a draft from the open door waited
their aroma over the rail 20 the discrimi-
Rating uostrils OF Lieutenant Miller. he
exclaimed. Heavens. hut they are
boauts,~ and insisted that one should be
left on hts desk after they had been en-
tered, rstively. in the hlotter.
Tie outfit was picked up by John Glynn.
Criver for a Harlem department store. lie
saw the horse and wagon wandering aim
lessly about while ne wa making deliv-
cries, and as soon a. he had finished his
= ork ne towed the express wagon 20 the
station All the pies were marked for de-
livery A. various addresses from 9lst street
UD 10 Washington Heights, and while the
unfortunate natrOlmen who Mere on the
street last evening were looking for the
driver OF tie express wagon. the reserves
were debating whether they would deliver
the pies themselves. - d late hour shCy
we're stin debating
New-York tribune., 1909-12-25
TON" FOLEY SORRY.
Wanted To Be Best Nan at
First Yielding an His Office.

The first wedding that has ever been
celebrated I'm me SheriHs Office was sol
ennized last evening between Hinda Wal
dinger. a you1g Austrian girl. and Schn1ia
Gottlieb- who Nas. until after he had taken
hinla for his welded wife = prisoner in
the hands 90 Deputy sheriff afaN Altman
IN breach Of promise suit which The
bride had brought against him. The cere-
mony was performed by Rabbi Zuckermsn
Miss Naidinger. who was acquainted
with Gottieb before she came 70 Arerica.
met him again here. Tie proposed. she &C
cepted. and after formal engagerent Il
vas arranged 10 have the marriage cere-
rneny at the City Han. Miss Waldinger said
I'm her complaint that srraugements had
been made 10 procure the license on De-
cemher "a and thai she dressed herself n,
her wedding gown and awaited the arrival
OF the bridegroom. He cometh not she
said, when hour after hour passed by
without any signs OF Gottheh.
When & O'Clock the hour A. which Cftv
clerk Scully ceases his labors. had passed
Miss Waldinger went 70 the once 81 Leon
pasheW. lawyer, I'm the Pulitzer Build
ing. and tod him her tale of woe. The
lawyer got our tho papers yesterday morn
INK. and Gottlieb was arrested and taken TO
the lawyers oflce. where he consented 20
carry out has promise 90 the fair plsintifs
if allowed 20 90 50. Miss WaldinEer con-
sented and with tao girl friends accom-
panied her fianoe end her lawyer 10 the
sherins offCe. Sheriff Foley who was
communicated with. said he had no objec-
ton 10 the ceremony taking place IN the
courtroom attached 10 IFS Office He added
that he regretted that illness prevented him
from being hest man.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-25
FIREMEN IN PERIL.
Blaze Near Ammunition IN
Sporting Goods Store.

A squad of fremen. under Chief Croker
and Battalion chief McKernsn. were IN
peril last night while fighting a fre I'm the
basement Of No. 81 Cortlandt street. Two
six-foot shelves. packed with esrtrfdges
and other ammunition occupied a space In
the front Of the basement ana the flames
ragged within few feet OF the explosives
when the FIRE was subdued George Nun
dell manager Of the fngersoH company.
which occupies the ground floor with
sporting goods store. rushed up and gave
the alarm. Chief Croker was down in the
basement al tie time. He Investigated and
found that the danger OF an explosion had
PASSED
The fire was discovered about SIS by en-
ployss or the InSersoll store. who saw
smoke coming from the basement one
of the clerks ran into the street yelling
''fire" The csnsge was estimated a.
about 81 90.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-25
FORMER BANKER ARRAIGNED.
Brooklyn Man Accused Of Accepting
Deposits When Insolvent

Ir the County Court. Brooki1n. LYMAN
Epstein. who had private bank for years
st No. % Graham avenue. was charged yes
terday with . felony IN having accepted
when insolvcut = deposit OF money The
nature II the case was new 20 the courts
- Kings COUNTY. and District Attorney
Clarke said that DO would make a thorough
test of the law
Enstcin's business went % smash more
than a wear ago. on February :, 1908, he
disappeared. Al that time II Was said that
Do had more than one hundred and fifty de-
positors and DEPOSITS of $4,000. which.
it vas alleged. had disappeared. Recently
Dc reappeared m BROOKLYN. and his arrest
followed lie pleaded not guilty yesterday
when charged with having accepted. on
February g. 1905 while insolvent three de-
rosits TIE Wss remanded 20 await the fur
rishing II bail I'm SeeS or each of the
three indictmeuts. Where the deposits in
such case Are more than So the law
makes it felony
New-York tribune., 1909-12-25
COURT CLERK STILL SOUGHT.
Safe Forced and Fines Collected by
Him Found Intact.

Friends of James Scarpino, clerk - the
Court - Special Sessions of Mount Yer
non. Who was last seen ou Monday and
vino has not been heard from since, fear
,ilat he las either committed suicide or
wandered away while suffering from tenn
porary alteration. The Mount vernon po-
iice have sent out = general alarm
Yesterday the court safe was openod by
an expert. and hnes collected in court
anountiug % ssss were found locked in
ste.l compartment. Peter collins. an ez-
rert accountant. took charge q the court
bools. and en- examination vii be made
AZ tbeu 40 80 n they are correct II is
,l,oueht that the clerks close appiieation
to lis law studies may have temporarily
Affected his mind
New-York tribune., 1909-12-25
Vas. WILHELM GETS 20 YEARS.

Mary Jane Wilhelm. couFletod of muir
co. in the second deeree for The killing
a. Der husband. Prank Wilhelm, last Feb
rlsrT. was sentenced yesterday by Judse
Ten Eyck. % Newark. 20 twenty years Pm
Fatc prison. Tie woman heard The sen
tsuHe pronounced without the tWitching o.
muscle 0r the least display of emotion.
After ule court had pronounced sentence,
James ~ Alois counsel Tor Mrs. Wilhelm.
flea . Nrit o. error. This acts as stay
flurll the wit Has been heard, and in the
mean rifus the woman VIII remain in 5au
in Newark No date has set heen set for
tne trisI ~ Nicholas p. Siea, MrS. VII
lsir's ALLEGED accomplcs in the murder
New-York tribune., 1909-12-25
LosT-RANkRooks.

BANK BOOK 80. is9 Ti5 ~ the mon Iime
SAVINGS Iiauk. Is ulssiuE- ANY person having
a claim o. it A. hereby called upon o. present
tho same within ten da-s submit 90 hzVing
laid naestfoK cancelled. ant % n~w one isslI..i
IN~r-Iaank loek 30 4ai 197. - Dry Dock
SAVINGS Institution. ANY p-fsa1 having claims
upon said hook fs called urou tp pr--rTr sh-
same o. -hs IauE within thirty daFs. or Tee said
L--.E Win b. declared cancelled and eAtinguishe,l
und = ISSUED in ii~u thereof
ltl-r fsank tsllk 80 ~ $40 q Drv I,,ek
savings Iusftfufiou. ANY p.reun having ~lalurs
mn0u faid book fs called upon 90 present ire
90 fhe hank within thirty GaFs. the SAID
ia,sk nIU be declared cancelled and eEunEuisted
and . new on asusl Boa lieu thereof
LoST-Hank t.ok No 5l857s. % Dry Do,k
-aEinEs Institution. ANY pefzou haEine claims
unou saiI tsok is snlI-d uron % present. a..
same to tae hank Hithin thirty DAYS or th. saff
ang a uer one issued fu lisu thereof
New-York tribune., 1909-12-25
OFFERS sl2.5OO CASH BAIL.
Adams, Supposed To Be Broke, Makes
Vain Attempt 70 Get Free.

charles Adams. alias Red" alias ''Bos-
tetfer" and = long string of other names.
known 70 the police as a gold brick and
columbia mine sWindler. who. when ar
rsigucd before United States Commissioner
shields. said he was penniless and called
attention 20 his tattered garments IN sup
mort Of bis statement that be was unable
10 employ counsel offered Sl2,so0 cash hail
yesterday 90 escape spending Christmas in
ths Tomhs. IN Was refused
since making tie arrest. Postoffice In
srectcrs Boyle and o. Brien say they have
obtained evidence Indicating that during
last year ADAMS sNindiing operations
have nstted him nearly $4,000 IL b. said
tbat Edward I.auterhach has been engaged
10 defend HIM.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-25
FUGITIVE LAWYER ARRESTED.
William Z. Dean Taken in Philadelphia
After Long Search.

William r. Dean. = lawyer who had o.
fees az No. S45 Broadway and lived a. No.
20 West 18th street. and who. after being
held m s3ooo bail on charges Of grand lar
ceny ana forgery, disappeared on March =.
was found IN Philadelphia yesterday. The
police % the latter city told the District
Attorney here and eNtradition papers viii
De- forw ar6ed for Deans transfer 10 New
york.
Al the time OF tie lawyers arrest ne
mas legal adviser 20 Mrs. sophia Hler. Of
80 l52 North 5th street. Brooklyn. and
ed o. pay ont a EoCd deal a. her money
every week for stock transactions. lie
WAS charged with raising a 500 check 10
S-.leo and after being examined was held
Tor trial. George Form. OF No. III West
ctl street went on Deans bond. ard ever
SinCe the lawyer ran away Form Las had
rlyate detectiVes bunting fer him I'm
me mean time the grand jury has found
three indictments against Dean.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-25
FIRE RAvAGEs WARD ESTATE.
Destroys a Cottage. Stable and Barn
Loss Put at $4,000.

Morristovn, X j., Dee ei-Fire carly
to-day DESTROYED cottage, stable and
barn on the estate ~ Mrs. Charles Scahury
Nard, in Morris Plains. The loss Is esri-
mated az about sseC5o. The cottage was
occupied by the csrcJaker OF the estate.
Patrick Noolau. a large touring car
valued al S.es was burned. besides tally
no coaches and other wagons. F1ve horses
owned bv Mrs Ward were saved by the
stahleman. Patrick Daley, who first dis
covered the lTe
A telephone message brought the Morris
Plains nre department. and help was asked
from MorristoNu. chief Ruuyon sent
the autOmObile chemical engine w. but the
three buildings were beyond control Whea
the fremen arrived. The fire started. II b.
thought from an oECrhested stove In the
stable. The large home Of Mrs Ward,
which Is a short distance from the cottage
Vas ror a time threatened
New-York tribune., 1909-12-25
SENTENCED FoR ELECTION FRAUD

James Robertson. of 30 3E West sta
s.roet. was seutenced yesterday by Judge
Rosalslv u the Court Of General Sessions
e. uof less than two years and siN months
o. more thaE -four years and SIX months in
Ftaie prison for inducing a negro named
laifher Davis 40 register falsely ~ No. 81
he1f 2sth street this fall Davis case is
all peuaiuE
william C1allughfr - 80 3G Fast 18th
tireet. Was aiso sentenced 20 al ludennife
lerm fu J.. mira TlssforIuatnry fuI falls reg
lEfraflon 81 No. au Esast 40 Etreef James
ldllie - No. as0 Morris avenue, The Bronx.
Nat srnteuccd 20 fhs pen teftiarg Tor siA
months Tor false registration ln fhe ssil
Assembly nfrfriff
New-York tribune., 1909-12-25
NEGRO SAVES MANS LIFE.
Holds u Passenger from Falling
Between Train and Platform.

Through the presence Of mind and the
strength n q negro porter. John Bongio-
sanni. % 40. sos East lo9th street. was
saved from a horrible death last night when
he was caught between moving train and
the platform Of the l96th street station of
the Third avenue elevated line az o'clock.
Bougiosanni In alighting from the train
stumbled and slipped down between the car
and the platform. He is large man and the
calves Of his legs were caught as II in a wise.
As the train started Lis body began 20 turn.
but before his legs were broken I'm this
manner rhe negro. Walter Carr Of No 243
East Ssth street grabbed him and held him
upright until tie train had passed Then
Dc was able. because of his strength. % lift
the man 90 the platform. Dr. McCoombs
attended the victim and removed him 10
his home in a Harlem Hospital ambulance.
BonEiosanni said that he was pushed By
guard.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-25
LAWYER DENIES CHARGES.
Referee Appointed in Case Brought by
Bar Association.

The Appellate Division Of the Supreme
court ordered yesterday a hearing by a
referee To take testimony IN the charges
fled By the Bar Association against
Washington Smith. a lawyer. alleging
fraud. deceit. malpractice and unprofes-
eionsl conduct. lie was admitted 90 the
bar N Rochester IN 1902. and has since
been practising Law in this city
According 10 the complaint. an action vas
brought iu 1905 in the Supreme Court by
lhe Mccall Company fashion publishers
% compel smith 10 pay moneys found 20
10 due 20 the company on the report OF a
referee. Frederick ". LonEfelloW. The
latter reported that Smith. who was en-
Tloycd by the publishers on a weekly sal
cry 10 collect certain % the firms ac-
counts. concealed from the company and
appropriated 10 his own use sl.52s
smith denies appropriatinE any money.
saying he reported every item collected 20
the chief accountant. lie asks that the
case brought hy the Bar Association be
STAYED until the ease against him Ia tire
Supreme Court is disposed o. The court
old not name the referee 10 hear the case.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-25
ARMENIANs GET CITIZENSHIP.
-Four Admitted by Judge Lowell, of
Circuit Count at Boston.

Boston, Dec. 2f-Iu admitting four A.
menisns 10 citizenship Judge Lowell. iu
the United States Circuit Court, said to-
day that Western Asiatics had become so
mixed with Europeans IN the last twenty
five centuries that II vas impossible TO tell
whether they were white or should come
under the statutes excluding the inhab-
itants OF that rart OF the world and applied
usually 10 the yellow race Judge Lowell
also held that Congress might amend the
statutes 20 provide more specifically what
persons could b. admitted 10 the country
Until this was done. and the definition or
a white person clearly set forth and mar
roWed 10 a particular race. the Circuit
Court would not deny citizenship 10 aliens
on account OF color.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-25
PROPOSALS.

NOTiCE--sENLED PROPOSALS. WILL az
received until q. m Dee 1f. a. az.
ofirr % THE FENNSYLvANIA cOsfPANV
Fpk lNot NANt'ES on LIVES AND GIANT
~ AM lilhS. No. olt Chestnut street.
Philsdelphia. Trustee Cor the sale 10 is - II.
many ot enc PHILADELPHIA. WIIAfTNC-
TON BAL iiMbkE RAILROAD TRTQV
,tN llfit AiE1 a. Ata.ofit - VIII pure aas.
The offerings az tho lowest priCca not eNcassf.
ms Par. costng tn the aEgregafa naf uer.
than fhe amount stated viii be arCeDtsf tha
partiea onerius them advised az once. art
payment BE- made when the certincat~= a..
assigned on and after January g. 1910 >r.,-
poaais should be iudorsed rPFoDoSaia fo, So.
% Philadelphia. Wilmington and Raltin,ors
Nsilrcad Stock Trust Certincates.s spe a.
dressed 90 e.. 81 ". PACKARD. Presideys ar
Chestnut street. fhiladeiphlA-
New-York tribune., 1909-12-25
WESTON TO RETURN.
Plans 10 Make Ne1c Record
Uak from Los .4ngeLes.

los Angeles, Dec. 24.-Edward Payson
Weston, the pedestrian. is planning 10
walk from Los Angeles 10 New York.
starting on January - He viii follow
the santa Fe Railroad 10 Chicago.
Eastern arrangements for the walk are
being made by Thomas n. Hubbard. OF
New York Weston hopes 20 establish a
new record for the transoontinental trim.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-25
sURRooATEs' NOTICES.

~ PURSUANCE or Az ORDER OF HON
Ahner g. Thomas. Surrogate % the County
81 New ork. nottce ts hereby given 20 al n.r-
sons having rlaims against Henry ~. Rogers
late % the county of New YORK.. deceus.ul 10
present the same with vouchers thereof CD tire
subscrihers their place 20 TRANSMITTING business
al No. ~ Broadway. IA the Borough % Atarhat-
tan. city of New Nerk. on or before the twenty
fourth dsv % January. 1910
Dated NeN lork. the sixteenth DAY of July
loOu HENRY a. ROtsEfs-
JOHN ". STERLING.
ENEMERS' LOAN AND TRUST CO.
WALTER y. WINsOR
John A. CARVER. JANIS N BECK A.
tern-ys for Ex-cutors, So Weu street Hor-
ou.h % Manhattan. City of srw YORK
New-York tribune., 1909-12-25
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST OK GTH AVE-. HfsTWEEN 9Th AND
5sth Sfs mining Tapers connected with a mine
o. Phoenix. ATiz0ua- Reward given for return
New-York tribune., 1909-12-25
WATcHEs AND JEWELEY.

WANT some nice iewelry. diamond pins rings.
etc. bargain pricess Drop around at the
LITTLE JEWELRY SHOP. No. - 9Th ave tuear
sth ST.. you will be well repaid for your TIP.
Don't forget Pawn tickets bought and sold