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The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1909-07-20
If You Have Common Sore Eyes,

Mrs. Windows Soothing Syrup.
For children teething, softens the gurus reduces In
allays pain, cures wind collie 25c bottle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-03
OTHER mARKET(sY TELzeaApH.

coo 6naicago Aug 2-CATTIE-Recept Cestmstsd). 90
hva market strong 70 Ice hIsher steers $ eO0S7 1oE
calves S3QSS and feeders Sc 75aS5 ~ HOGS
receipts estinatedJ q 900 head. steady 10 100
light mixed 81 6oaSI ~ choice light. S09Ss pacing
81 6g4S' so pigs 50 a0QS s. bulk OF 81 6OGS7 81.
70 strong sheep Sass 25 lambs. $6QS7 IS. yeaFnss.
Cincinnati. Aug 2-cATTI.E-R sceipta. fs5S r.aA.
active; fair % good shippers common. g. $50
81 70 HOSiSReceirts. 7764 head quiet butchers and
Receipts 1853 head; steady Ssa$i 50. lambs quiet rs
4uiiSding oG so1therns: marEst iieeT 70 i baSsa;;
choice export and dressed beef Sc 55aS7 90 ir
feeders S. 10S3 so; southern steers So 250s ii:
southern cows - l50S4. native s. &5S4 20.
Sc so HOGs-Receipts 4OO0 head market 57i0c hshsrs
81 So bulk OF sales. 81 5S 70 heavy, 50 7O< eos
pss S. s6aS7 IS sI E2Rscsipts DO head: nsrlss
steady lambs s. 5Od$7; yearnss 81 50S5 .: vetheTs
SASS, ewes. 81 5GSt So stockers and feeders. g 30
Pittsburg. Aug 2-CATTLB-Receipts fair slow ana
lower choice. s. 5OQS6 15 prime, 50 10qS6 80 SEtet
supply light slow and lower primo WetneTs - t0o - 30
culls and common. 81 So@S5 lambs SaqSt VA
heavies. IS 40 MEDIUMS s. 25QSS 30; heavy workers.
- 24Ss - light Workers. 81 lOSs 10; pigs. " SoSs
East Buffalo. n y Aug -CATTLE-Rsceipss. eco
head; good active and strong 70 10o higher. medium
steady slow and loo lower prime steers SO 4o
iings So 6I$7: hefeTs S4S5 Is: cows 50 Nos bulls
sass; slocers and feeders 81 5OGSt 50 stock hefer
lower at s22aS55 VEA1S-Fseeeips L4OO head: steayi
s6aSs so HOGS-Receipts 8 400 head fairly active and
Workers IS 1898 90 pigs IS I5dSs o. roughs 81 loo
IS; stays. S6GS6 500 daires and grassers 50 lSSs .
ewes 15c higher: lambs 81 5CGST 81 yearlings. s. go
wethers S5d$j TO- ewes - 2SaS4 60 sheep mixSd
S2aS4 Is.
her 81 37la; December 81 2Iia; March, 81 As. TIM
OTHY-Prime. 81, ALsIKE-Prime. So 3d. August s. 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-03
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE III 49,. New York. Aug 3 1909
Io me Gay being reported Of only s 95O bsSsS 'Is
were barely steady under
oSs 81 iTesh support The close was auiet net nm
,r1s 20 ~ points lower The market opened quiet ar
tased prices, which about in line with fba -
french market No fresh feature deveiored A.
ne uHS' nut the market gradually eased or under
go elLeI lss which seemed come chiefly from
bebsr b., =. Inc french market opened "A franc
It,, nLt ost The advance, closing unchanged anJ no
was reported In either OF the primaTv roarsts
al the Two ports as 600 bags arsinst x Ot.1
rtcf- taF ana 80 coo bags years ago. Jfn4iaby
aLt4 -',O"V paSS two years ago New Yort r-sreLg -
1 res Tor The week only 80 O3s bars SIosin-
III 'i.S otI market showed loss Of 10 nonts o9
$3.50 WIN TIE rest Of the list UNCHANGED
I'.e- IN olher words, the seems $3.50
@IoI IN the near month pendDq
iOelit large shipments from Brazil Revon5 .bts
~ 5o- OF spot ana future quotations to The basis
~-saiiu ana supply during earlier
lIhetIs season. there seems TO he IittIs -
Al me situation, with the trade AWAITING rano-g
referan.e no|erns for possible incentive with
Vas quiet, with quotations the haste
- me total warehouse
~ me week We're 390!S bags Al
.'L week ana 1O.5s4 bags last vesr Og -. Ao 80
- aus ana shipments Brazilian rofyts s-iS
we're as follows: Clearances from,
enS 90 bas -oVOO bags 10 Europe North Africa
udes 10 the Cape, the River Plate
CT SCUM America. Santos Clesrancas -, Sos ~
bas 'ullhs 1000 bags United Ststas o. 90
cane M I 2e ana North Africa 4OOO hays 20 tbe
has :, - shipments. $4,000 bags incudnr i91 90
49, ne United states and 10000 baas "a E--o9s
L,ror ~ dLes 10 The United States rs 600 barse -
10 1;er,s Bahia stock. 1000 bags: ceaTarcSS
me week totalled BAGS aesst az oo santos
Years ago ''' car ana @utoOO bags two
The Of C0rtrar. ,rf.o-
was follows. $3.50 81 'l7 lotai market to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-03

S2ttee cables-Rio-Cofee market steady No Rt
80 % eAchaLge is sgd receipts I6 OO0 bsgs
-ouoy uags Santos-Coffee market steady. ~ $50
G6 S5' no T. SS40O. receipts 90 600 Rags: sroc 800
- tlaiipurg--Coffes market opened uncba1rsJ
ttts n.silef. at . m unchanged ~ = 80
49, 80 p IA was net unchanged 4 mfg bgLET
l-siiee market opened y franc higher. a. 70 ~
changed; sales. 20 600 bags " @'~' at o'1o . m IN
o.S lON-An excited advance Of about SO \ bsIa
-uLIed IN the cotton market TO-DAY
ao DISh government condition report which Was tsse5
- Atlaay This report made condition Of the c-Su
80 III Cel, against "A per cent last month e ner
IN 4ssL year ana "a cent IN 1905 the lowest An
S-st bureau previously Naturaiiv No.
-tII 81 Nllch ranged as low 1000 600 bales and
4s me ngures actually in lins with r,ri
1te Investigations previously
~ ne government Of the most
On record AZ this season Of the brought In eoo5
ga 81 buylng for both Heavy reaznr and
teII'-5n but While the mai
prices showed net advance OF 3Od3S points The market
III 81 an ADVANCE OF 4ql3 points and quite
usettlel during the morning possibility that me
storm reported IN the Gulf bring rain into Taxss
uIaVable trade ady1ces from abroad an apprehsn
son that buish bureau had been discounted causes
more or ess realizing and selling short account
contracts eased of 70 1237c January 10 10 35c Fif
en minutes later January selling ~ zoe ana
llecenoer worked 70 II SIC, points above
Closing ngures Of saturday December closed
and January at 1262c bid New Orleans an eoualv
excited advance Liverpool closed owing 70 the con
uned holiday but viii reopen for business to-day ana
report "a 80
The range Of prices in the local market TO-DAY
follows; - +'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-03

prime sheep SOFA s59s5 PER =: ors choics
iot at q ~ eulis Szs2 q: common 70 pTlns la1'hs AZ
mutton steady at 701O3zc PER n. dressed lambs more
active higher at 8lh012lSc.
Sales-NswtOn Co; $50 Kentucky lambs. % -
6 H. AZ 81 ss do e r. at So g. "a Wsss vsSis
50. 27s Virginia do. % S. So 257 DO 81 n
lucky sheep. 107 n. 81 IS; 10 81 50;
West vrgina Do $50 70. at 81 DO. - n. as So 80.
Tobn shannon: 2S7 Kentucky lanbz G2 n. 81 so;
81 do % 10 az 81 50; 229 do 81 n 81 =; s1s Do "a
- at 81 ~ 25 do O. n at 81 %; 226 DO, 60 n. &C
In 81 at Sc 75 las do ss r. at Sc Is: se 40 "a
70 az 50 800 237 do 81 10 a. s. %; 81 DO. 50 n az
STA 1ot PsnnsyIysna DO g ~ At g 81 g 6a %
90 81 n. at S. 81 state sheep. IS n. az g. es
~ 70 az 80; - 10, o. n. So = Pennsylvania a.
Y o. Go D. at S.; sn,uezy do % IL. ss 81 So dos
10 70 a. p II DO. 101 70. at 50 % "a Virginia a.
slippers Commission Co asa Kentucky LAMBS 81 n
y o. 23S do. IS n. 81 10; 229 20 n az so
~ GO % ~ at 81: 10 DO 80 n So; 2&e virginia
az s5 q 81 20 80 90 SS4 do 60 n a. 8 12s: s Do 60 ~
10 suils. 81 n. $50: 9 West virsInia DO S. r.
MePherson & Co: $50 virutnsa lambs r. n at srg
- 90 90 = at 81; pa Maryland DO 73 ~ So So 90
Nlinlt sheep rs n, at So 90. 40 n. a. Sc 80
e. commission Co 2tS Kentucky lambs g. n az
81 40 go Virginia a. n n az s.; IS virginia sheep
- az ~ 80 d. - n at - s0 80 DO 1o6 ~ at g U.s.
s Judd & CO.. 10 state lambs a. n at SO: III ken
b 90 q n a. s. 20; 2t7 DO Ga n. at s. 10. Is state
Sanders: ia state lambs So n. S. 50: 10 state
shsep us n. az s.; oulls. IS 70. at 81
n n ttouiS; state lambs. - 10. at 81 Is stats
snesP:s l26 70 al 50 80: 20 do. % 10. az So
ngSS,s-tteceipts were - ASA head, include
to late
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-03
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

chicago. Aug 2-The wheat market was bear
isbIv affected to-day by ideal conditions for the
r,flalv maturing crop in the Northwest and prices
declined more than lc on all deliveries. Al lie
close the net losses 7sc To lc. Corn and
oats also closed weak, but provisions were firm
Openinc quotations were "A shade TO &c above the
nual figures Of the previous session, september
ranging from 81 0iis 81 05is As the session ad-
yanced however, reports drfted into the pit telling
Of the favorable outlook FOR q bumper crop
which resulted IN material declines during the
final half Of the day. Dispatches from Winnipeg
said that harvesting would begin In Manitoba this
week and that heavy yield was practically as
sured. Export demand also extremely dull.
The range Tor the day September was 81 uS5s 10
81 oh The market closed weak at almost the
bottom with September al 81 U3is.
4 startling deterioration OF Is points an the con-
dillon Of the crop in Oklahoma during the
last month. as shown by the state report had a
bullish effect the corn market early In the ses
sion, but sentiment was bearish during the last
half OF the day. The close weak At almost
the bottom, hnal quotations being Ac TO &c below
Saturdays close.
Oars were weak through tho entire dag. De-
cliues 81 lac p IT. tho price Of the cash grain
as, had a depressing influence. close prices
we're &c 20 iisc lover than Saturdays lnal quo
tations.
were unchanged % l75zo higher.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-03
BOSTON STOCKS.
bic BOND ISSUE eY N. " c. RuMoRED.

Reports that the New York Central & Hudson
River Railroad Company was contemplating an Is
sue of sl0ooO0O'O per cent convertible bonds 20
which stockholders would have the privilege Of
subscribing at a figure which would make the
rights. % some value. circulated in the
financial district yesterday At the offices Of J. p
Morgan & Co the roads bankers. il was said that
nothing was known Of any proposed new financing
nv the Central Some well informed bankers were
Of the opinion. nevertheless that the company
uo,,ld take advantage Of the good conditions now
,rs,-a,lipa I'm the investment market 10 bring out
yi,bin two or three months. an issue OF bonds
which would cover the roads requirements for a
,o-- time n come.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-03
eARFIELo NATIONAL sANK IN NV HoME

The Garfield National Bank. which for nearly
quarter OF a century has been doing business IN
the Masonic Temple, at Sixth avenue and I'D street,
removed yesterday to its quarters in the Fifth
Avenue Building. at Fifth avenue, Broadway and
I'D street. The new home or the bank was fitted
UP at expense Of more than 100000. ana Is fur
nished with modern improvements for the facili>
tating and safeguarding of business and for tbs
comfort and convenience of the banks patrons.
The Garfield Bank proper occupies a section ot
the first floor OF the building. while the Garfield
Safe Deposit Company. allied institution, e. IN
the basement. Connection between the two is
maintained by stairway OF BotticnO marble and
by a special elevator service A ventiatinz plant
supplies pure air both IN summer and winter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-03
e Of contract prices in the local market to-day

The local market for spot cotton quiet and so
Tor mddng Gulf; sales bales delivered on contract
800 bales Southern spot markets telegraphed
firm unchsaged al - savannah quiet and firm. &c
nominal T6rf, sea5 i TnebanSss areSt39 quiet and
bales Baltimore nominal unchanged 12asc Augusta
&c higher al l2Sc: sales. bales Houston steady 10
higher al l2sc Little Rock quiet. unchanged 11]ac.
az I2isc sales 25 bales Estimates receipts al ea5in
points Tuesday: Galveston to 300 bales aaanst
256l last week and l3 last year at New Orleans 100
4, 80 bales against 5 last week and Cos last year
FLOUR AND MEAIEBgsi1ess IN the four market
70 Gay was ny tna aecIne IN whea Sales we're
grades n9minay lower The following prices quoted
l5a$7 winter straights s. 75dS5 80: patents
s. 92l$ 80; spring ceaTs 50 5oq$5 So extra No win
straight - g iOq&5 O.. RYE FLoUR-sieady. Quoted:
Fair 4, good 81 a5qSi 60 choice fancy 81 85as4 90
steady quoted; Fine white and yellow. 81 659
steady quoted Western spring So CO. standard middIng
So So hour 10 81 90; Tea 1os' 81 20 Sity bran $23 Is
s3i IS all August shipment hominy chop. SOS 30 bulk
GRAIN-WHEAT-R from the Northves,
again came 10 the front as market factor in wheat
balance Of the day cut hte figure First prices
were up ealsc per lush 5gt On Iae advance some Of
crowd became suspicious OF the Joined in
NC sshg ayhere from is &c per bush couiSg ~
bottom and l.a &c under me previous Hisht Te rust
attention that the crop IS too
70 o. soto1S ithn week or So sEd the crop hus e sr
mas excellent progress me VsEle supply started
S1sh Including canada compared with saz OcO bush
crease The Canadlan visible decreased 4ss coo
chicago expected $50 cars on T1ssdSy The Oklahoma
~ ~, 90 6v the government last meath Cash wheat
IN lie ysrious markets was wax ara lower on the
bas.ress worked for export 6ai 90 ioads we're taken
!ate Saturday and not previously TepSFtsa Ensish mar
tSs, s s TO SsS bush eopaSsS &
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-03


CtUPPLEMENTAL CITATION-THE PEOPLE or
- the State Of New York. by the grace OF God
free and independent 70 George Kirby. John Kirby.
Enula Mcdonald and Louis H. Pinder. four OF the
heirs and next OF kin OF Jane Pndel. deceased send
greeting;
whereas United States Trust Company Of New York.
OF the City OF New York. has lately applied to the
surrogates Court OF our County OF New York. 70 have
certain instrument writing relating 70 both real
personal property. duly proved as the last VII
and testament OF Jane PDdei late OF the County oc
New York. deceased; therefors You and each Of you
appear before the Surrogate OF our County
Of York. his Office in the-County OF New York;
on the day OF August one thousand nine hundred
and at halr-past ten oeiocS In the forenoon q
that day. then and there 70 attend tho probate OF
the said will and testament
And such YOU hereby cited. as are under
age OF twenty-one years are required TO appear
by your guardian. ~ have one. or II you have
none appear and apply FOR one 60 be appointed or
IN the OF neglect or failure TO do 80. q
guardian VIII be appointed BY The surrosats TO repre-
sent ana act You in the proceeding
IA testimony whereof. have caused the seal oe
the Surrogatas Court OF the said County Of New York
TO be hereunto affixed Witness Hon. Abucr
L g Z c Thomas. a Surrogate or said County of
New York. az said County. the 18th DAY %
June IN the year OF LoRi thousand nine hum
DANIEL. = pOWDNEY
Clerk OF the SurroEates Court
STEWART & SHEARER.
Attorneys for Petitioner.
40 Wall Street.
Manhattan. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-03

EENES-Recetpts for two days were 159 ears or
slaughterers and 46 for the market OF which g.
Steers in fair demand good to choice grades
1 70 Vo hsaer' common do In very light receipt and
slow; at IT., last weeks closing prices thin cows shade
@So go per 100 10 oxen at So So bulls at S3qS3
for common to choice native sides cables steady 10
saes-Newton Co: IS Pennsylvania steers. 1922 70
g do 1888 10 at Sc so: Is West vgina DO 1883 h. a;
Y Dc 1907 n S. GO IS d. 1877 h. at Sc SO: Is d.
at So 2o IS DO 1850 To- a. s. 5 60 I285 20 a. as ~
20 do rs n at s. 20; bulls. 1875 ~ at S. co.
?, e se CO. L Virginia steers 1873 n At 50 81
Kentucky do 1880 ~ at S. 40 Is state do 1852 ~ a.
a. qo; w. e. S. 90 $50 H. at 81 So d. $40 N.
sanders: IS Virginia steers 1888 n at Sc S. IT do
rs al s Il g ~ s7 Su zee 10 eo a. 81 52 o.? $50 9
do. s74 n. at 81 so ~ 80
T4s g. eo% s6o Sa at s D. 81 81 o. g @
I ba S1 GO S m "a a VS. :! 20 - do 80 70 az 81 -
70 DO 1241 ~ Sd 90: 10 do 1910 10 at IS 40: do
S. Judd Co: BULL 1850 n. at So rs: do 1850 H.
sl - So 40 s 10 at 50 rs do $50 n. at So: cow
- Nielsen On 3 Mccabe: bulls 95! n at 50 80 do SIS
do. 1880 ~ 81 So 20 757 N. 81 So do.
s. sn q sos = go Sq' s pc o. ct a. s. go e a.
o Isl r Sow a. 81 s6 % "a n a a2 9S IN at s. go
w: R, Hume & Co: q 5Glls 922 n. at IS %; DO
a. 81 60 al ~ ~ No. Slo ~ at So Se5 COWS i9l9 n
do ! sts n T a. s. 90 DO 7s5 n at s. 90
s.: / COW. 80 n. at 81 s. ~ TO-
n at S. 20 10 DO SCI Is at So Is DO 81 n al a. s$
COW, SO n at Sc u.s. do go n. at 81 60 do,
81, w 10, Gus g Co; bulls. SIS n. at s. . -,
direct to local butchers ana soss Tor the market max
voas in good demand and sc higher others steady
grassers and outermlks In liberal supply and slow at
Common prime IS 5OGSsG per 1OO ~.
few choice lots Jersey city yards at So cls
do at 7a1ic dressad sT S and busis az Ss7sa
q - j. G. o Curtis SON 50 veals l n aysIaSe
g s. %; = d2 O $50 r. s s. 2s s. o. 70 lSs n 81
mixed calves 4S n 81 So 10 huttsrilks lsI n at
Nelson & McCabe: 100 veals IA 70. AZ IS 50: % do
lA2 10 az s. % SO do l2s n AZ s.; 81 do lab n. at
DO. 15S n. at So 81 butteras les ~ So So 20 do
i72 ~ at ~ 2S ~ CO. l42 e. At s. iS 90
10 IS 1915 10 naked calves 12a 70 at IS IS % do
~ az 81 So DO i37 n az So Is: IS veaIs TAI n
e mixed l es 90 rs 81 Il Do &c. isa s at 8 81 20
thToSepts l69 n ct 81 2s sueFmks. II5 10 at S. 25
at Is s. g do l2o " al 81 So e a. q IL "a o. Il ~ n
e d a. 5S a s 8 ss say's "a. iS e
los bstterpifS LIS 70 at 50 u Sc DO ~ ~ At 50 Is.
p St s 2S taE9Eoq9; IA 5sS q g 81 g iss n
1sT 70 IS. i25 10 at S. e 5as5sr SG fS
ToSs 2, s9 2 70 ,a4 % v1ala 4 lsg 70
do ISIS H. al S So fed calves go G s as g. at So
a, s s9:Sl25 DO is1 r. al s. 2 thrOwou,s. $50 H.
az = 90 sSn ss Is I Ies 10 ,s6 - o0 90
s. % q DO i5s 10 at IS 50: Ia fed calves ~ at
MaF9s ne Go 20 vealS. lSs n. at IS so: throw
SHEEP AND IAMBs-Reespts we're 50 car, or
lGG41 head including lSs direct sausaeres and
sais cars on sale al az Jersey Civ exsspt Ss 49,
sheep we're IN moderate demand and steady lambs
steady. About cars oc lambs were carried Cum
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-03

100000 the previous and 5.4c4.oo0 bush last
year. Private cables said the cutting OF whsat had
esu1 IN the Northwestern section OF the quality
being good and the weight 631s 70 20 the bush. The
cash market In New York closed follows: No red
new 81 IS in elevator, nominal; do aoGt, 81 1913.
middle August: Old No Northern Duluth, 81 GOA
ahoat and No hard winter. 81 l0ts. both nominal
CoSN-september corn advanced &c per bush on bull
support and covering OF shorts but the later molths
weakened by commission selling favorable
weather During the afternoon the whole list de-
cned sharply. closed rather weak a. sac net loss
The Oklahoma state report made condition Only Ga.
against 30 IN July. The visible supply increased $4,000
bush' ana interior receipts 64OO0 bush. compared
with $4,000 bush last year No corn here was quoted
SOC nominal in and sold at soho for old de-
hvered, domestic basis; No 2. 623to o b ahOat
winter shipment. OATS-The market for oats declined
&c per bush under liquidation and weakness In other
markets The Oklahoma state report estimated the
at l3 100000 bush compared with 11.000OO last
and the visible supply decreased 000OOO BUSH Cash
In New closed follows: Mixed. 26 70 80 10
SIC nominal; natural white 60 70 s2 70 s9Q53e and
clipped white. 81 TO AZ 10, 54960c. RYE-MaIket dull
No Western, s3e nominal New York BARLEY
--Market dull Eeeding. l3aLIc. { New YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-03
GAS REFUND NOW s9,4oa.426 81.

commissioner Shields. who is the special master
q, Charge Of the disbursement Of the gas rebate
80 so Gar has Maid out in all S9403.426 g.. That
vas the total with the disbursements last week
which were rss.256 S. The number Of vouchers sent
ON, 50 far was 1.He ~. the payments averaging a
mile over 50 each. The commissioner began the
rar,a,-r,ent 70 consumers March l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-03

Sc vo-x Central q Hudson River
80, Of re ~ ~ -,sufh of June show an increase
slcrose ~ sss and an increase In net OF SSl'-
o Cos .,--
"a r.srTRFR OF STOCK EXCHANGE
NET ( sV-orss president OF the Fulton lrGs'
z,rTy = - a member OF the governing COM
----pxfg -. -. szsOr York stock Exchange, was
risiss q .,,-,- az that institution yesterday 70
tlss,sa ,.ssssTp,red term OF the late FranSiin W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-03

VDROPOSALS FOR MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY SUP
plies. once OF Assistant Purchasing O1cer Panaas
Rail Road Company. New YorS August
"a 1809Seaed proposals. will be received az This oe
ZOO T.. A. August 18th, 1909 for Furnishings ne
above mentioned articles 6anSs ana t9l nlsi.ss..rn
be obtained this ONCE. Wendell 4 Simpson.
Major 18Th Infantry. U. 3 A. Assistant R1sclAAAaz
Odlcs>
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-03
POcKAWAY BEACH

Yeavs n v r. 84th St sta (via Long Island r. RI.
yseJtays C41O Hamnel only. $40. $40. 9:10 1880.
I1t9O a N 1850. $50, so. - 20 90 $40. 4:30.
80 40 500. 600. 1890 1900 p M
TeaVa BROOKLYN tFlatbush sta.). 900 $50. ITO.
7:sI IA 900. 1000 1872 IL Is A 81. 1910 s12:50
i.08 $40. So s215. 229. s2:5I. S:1I. 55I 4:2I.
AIS 5O7 527 547. 6O7 632. 7;05s 1:5O S.21, 0.s5.
M. "a II 90 1910 r. n sSats only.
RED BANK LINE.
Ivs Franklin Pr. "a. n r. daily. $50 a
o nj CSun $50 and 9.15 a M: Battery. $50 a m
2:55 D m (Sun.. SIS and 9;25 MI. for Highlands.
Red Bank. EXC soc. Trolley 90 Long Branch.
Asbury Park
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-07-02
When Marriage Is a Sacrifice


her unhappy married life
M snow ha h Widows 5 that
Of husbands that compelled
sincerity evidently
; highly emotional
ss
s s % in sns
The only to
TITLE would make glare each other like animals and speak
The that with herr these
She discovered sonshns
s Silly @ = shs os s his ss ss na
the storm and- HI was sleeping peacefully
right as
the
sso o s sns have nice little sometimes hardly
the sef the p
he Swn THE
for alowance but her husband her dark look
s$ - F. sss ia:
sahor
na The
ss. % his Sa
like himself physically mentally
ossthsr the only srusss shall be
let his
Of othr people be gsntle
this learned his fathers trick of
The wi him She
his life better things
and getting
solution
VIII Divorce evil
lies back of divorce She that there
they the defects
What's the matter with this coupler Why the husband has
10
smatched understand her They
m IA oss soms rs I 9 sa 6sg
What be but
The point the wife, hus SOUL brings
her be will be better than the
band hopes But will probably win,
already learned the trick whitening the mother with
full glance.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-07-02
TARIFF TINKLE.
Whistle

Wright they Orville plays the
they learned their tunes
that
"TraumereL" That Dream
Ing"
these like best They ought
dreaming, all the
creation. they max
Ing making true with their hands and
brains
a hinge looks like other
mechanic could
make When orve puts nut bolt he looks like other
machinist But they both whistle Dreaming"
whistle at his work This is
HIMSELF
he plan do SOMETHING in this world.
a whistle at his work Be
a making his true = how
he
Every bolt meanng creak of a
says ON! YOU ARE MAKING YOUR
DREAM COME TRUE"
Yourd ea m nee be an home
education for children comfort for loved
whistle bench,
self dream. Then begin to make 1t come true.
II whistle at your bench now, it's good sign