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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1914-10-17
State Of Ohio. City Of Toledo. I
Incos Cnunfv

State OF OHIO, CITY OF Toledo. =,
Lucas County.
Frank J.sCheney makes oath that he Is
senior partner Of the firm OF F.. ]. Cheney
& Co.. doing business In the City of To-
s sa3 ,S m a % STATE SaH the one sS
HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and ev-
cry case of Cafarrh that cannot be cured
by the use of HALLS CATARRH CURE.
FRANK ]. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence, this 9Th day of December.
A. d. 1886. (
(SeaD A. w. GLEASON.
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally
and acts directly upon the blood and mu-
cous surfaces of the system. Send for
F. ]. CHENEY & CO, Toledo, o.
Sold by all Druggists. &c.
Take Hairs Family pills for constipation
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1914-10-17
Hopeless Lung Trouble Cured.

Many recoveries from lung troubles
are due to DR.. Bells Pine-Tar- Honey.
1t strengthens the lungs, checks the
cough and gives relief at once. Mr..
w. S. Wilkins, Gates, N. c. writes:
IL used DR.. Bells Plne-Tar- Honey in a
case given up as hopeless and it effect
ed q complete cure" Get bottle of
DR.. Bells Pine Tar-Aoney. If your
cough is dry and hacking let it trickle
down the throat, you will surely get
relief. 25c at your druggist. ADV.
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Oranbeisemtbums .6ppotbefen.

~ Z - y ~ ".
gtnna z. iyiiber an 4ntbonp Moss,
$500.
Mapms u. gopmbs an Mpsrs 9.
Cooper. $3.50.
Snrrifon Sogs $40. 140. !. 8. 8.
g., an 2eopolb Shoenl!ns, $500.
WaDme q. goombs an Gnierpriie
3. u. Co., $1,000.
Sbersfa Got. an SamueI .. Goos
per, $470.97.
Jannp 3. Senour an Goutkrn
Ohio Sapinss 8ani Co., $500.
Marp 6. Smith an Rttp gudene 6.
u.8. Co., $500.
Winnie y. 9ranbib an JamilD g.
u $40. j. $500.
5fuae Mob an GleDeIanS Q. u. 8.
u. 60. $500.
3erislbe an bieIslbs, $500.
Siilius 5ellenihmibt an priee 9in
. II. 6. go.. $500.
George ". 9rote an gloripoob
6eigbts Co., $3.50.
WiIlis 8. dOrbes an College Gill
6. II. 3. Co., $4,000.
gDiparb 8 .8errp an JiIbmann g.
II. 3. Co.. $500.
gmma 6. Wirid an Gan waareo 9.
II. 6. o., $4,000.
5enrp 8urtbarbs an Dermania
Ro. 2 6. u. q. Co., $3.50.
Sames Mt. 9rutton an MponbaIe 6.
u. .. Co.. $11O0.
Sobn Miaer an Charles WilIer,
$1,000.
5onorO 3. SuDsnile an ShOn Q.
u. Co., $225O.
qbineos s.. grabom an gani CTR.
9. q. Co., $4,000.
gbtporb q. pfnu an llnion Ga
Dings 9. u. 8. Co., 5000.
Sobn 8. pidet. an Sames O. Goos
per, $500.
George O. Gnpber an Gb.piot g.
u. 6. Co., $1,000.
0etiIgte 9ppotbeien
1rultus bsr sirhe Der llniteb
Bretbren an W. Rniih, $500.
Mnna 9. JiiAer an Mntbonp Msss,.
$500.
Georse Wes an eagle g. u. 8. o.,
$500.
DiIlie s, sJorbts an 2enOg .. u.
6. Co.. $275O.
Benjamin GeiII an RroIIman y.
Mpdoff, SITE.
goDarb s. 1srrD an Jof. g. @In,
der, $140O.
emma g. Uairi6 an Gan Moreo
.. i. 8. o., 1880.
. 0idsljs n 9. 3. MATES. lsoo.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-24

Milliam 8. prout an Sfaac Mob.
Cots 536 unb 537 in geoar Drppe 8.
II. .. glfIn. llmisrobtbeiluna, 81.
8. 6. McGartbD an Catherine Wles
garibp. 30 Sub an Der Rorbielte Der
gilmore Str. 81.
MilIiam 6. 1. Dieb ii. o.. an 9be
Bob Wafbins Wahine Co., 100 bel
200 Sub an Der GiibIeite Der 0arris
Gpe., entlans Der 9. u. 8. g. SO. N.
H. in Rpripoob, $36, 900.
aetpis g. Nramfnmp an Aobert 8.
9ramtamp. 60 f5lb an scr Rorpfeise
Der Jdirmonnt Mpe., aIIo 60 aub an
Der Siibieite Der Gprins Ctr, 81.
albsrt q. Roebler al Milliam Noite
beioe, Got 211 in Soiepb u. Games
llnterabtbeilins in 5oirmount. 81.
Grneitine Shul3s an Mrnla M.
Grintmann, Got 16 in Samiiel oil's
llnterabtbeiIuna in Mt. 9ealtbp, 81.
Grneitine S6ulSs an Gbriitian
grintmann, Cots Is unb IL tn bers
ieiben unierubtbeilllng, 81.
6arrb 6. 5asen an soitpb s.. Bite
der u. u, 6 Wpnote 2eafe BON Cots
1877, 138 nnb 3beil BON Cots 136 unb
139 in Grtenbreher Improvement
Gompanp's llnterabtRiIiins. Wsietbe
fir oteie 3eit 1893 nit benz 8orrsht
tes 4ntaufs fir $1088.
George Shubmann on Sobn Refer
II. o., 2 Mder 2ano in 8srmsifims
620 in anoerfon sopnibip. $500.
George S9uhmann an Charles
Shuhmann II. a., 32.87 2tdsr 2ano
In 9ermeiIuns 620 in anoeripn
9ofpnIbip, ST..
5ranf RuIt an gatbarine Ruit, Got
81 in Der eriten llnterabtbei!ling bon
Norfpoob part, 81.
Sobn Weib an Charles u. Wliller,
Cots 81, 50, SO, "a, 55, 56, 81, So,
SO, 60 unb So in Millsr Il. Daibs
burns nnterabibsiluns. 81.
Games u. Cooper an eobh 8. pi.
tett II. 4.. Got 8 in Samss o. Goo
per's llnterabtbeiIuna in appnbaIs,
81.
1be Secono RationaI gant on Sas
mes u. Cooper. 0aiIelb. Grunoitiid,
81.
Stetpart SbilIIito IL. u. an pbinsas
$. 8raham, 25 bet rs SUB an Der
Horoisite Der 8onobus StrcBe, rs
SUB DitIid Der 9erarb Sirabs, 81.
Simotbn :. Rpan Ii. u. an Daniel
gurtlep, Got 5 in Sanst 5bomion's
llnterobtheiluna. 81.
Robert airiup on Walpina goges,
25 bel 81 5uB an Der Wsitieits Der
Wounb Str, 149 JuB norolitb Der
Court Ctr, Ioipis % Bel 124 gub an
eer SItieite Der Wpuno alIep, 81.
George gsntsI an George q. Snns
Der, so bel $50 SUB ON Der Wsitieite
Der Slipet Qps., 100 Sub iibIiA bon
Wopbbine Mpe., 81.
Robert Sonss on ssnnie SOnes. 20
bel 95 SUB an Der Horoisits Der glort
Ctr. stpiIhen pine unb Gresman
Qpe.
5be Soutbsrn Shio Sapinas gant
SO. an Wlinni. Sads, Got 153 in
TaIrfar unterabtbeilnna, $3.50.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-24

9lsiitifts Bis nur nod eans fle;ns
enbhen borbonbsn iinb. Diefe
Sfiirpfe fhentt CT bann bem 3nres
fpitId, Der nit ibn.n fpielt. Cine Wors
bercituns fir feline Reben iennt er
nithi.. sd iibsrlsse nieindIs porber
nenau, mas id faee." plest cr su err
sdblen. rgber id bet, sli 0ott, uno
oann iprsd,e id. mas mir in ben Sinn
tommt." Sn ieinem Gamilieulsben
ssiet fih Der Monnrh BON isiner eliidz
llhSten Seit,. Seine ainnsr bssriibsn
iebe Minuts, Die er NIT ibnen perz
bring!. nit Subel. Die Widod3en ees
borden ibm aufs Mori; file iino als
CUTE 6ausiOhtsr sr5osen. miilien aber
audi citpos Grbentlihes lsrnen uno
taben prsibig llnierrihtsitunbsn bic
Wohe. Sis fpred,en bret Sprdden,
maIsn unb fpisIsn alapier, aber AUDI
in ibren .JreiituHben" Iinb Tie sus
meiit NIT elmer Sanoarbeii beibdftiet.
Die bShns aiebe bes 3aren ssh0rt
aber fsinem Gohne, ben er .ipirtlih
pergOitert." Wdbrsno fsinsr iiingiten
arnntbeii brahts Der gater bem tlsi-
nsn patisnten bdufis einfade, aber
nit sr6btem 9erit1nbnib fir feline
Heisuneen auseeiudts Spie!iaden,
unb Der 3arsnitfd, bate nieie am
IiebIten. Der Gar nimmt ieinen Suns
gen iiberalIbin nit fidb, auf feline
SpasieraGnss uno ausfliiss, unb
ipenn sr bic 3eit finbei, perbrins. CT
brei bis bier Gtunbsn in ceIunosm
Spiel i'm Jreien, buut nit ibin Sanb.
unb Shneebursen, ipaltet NIT ihm
5ufammen 5oI3 unb ruoert nit ibn.
Der Gar lit Elm grober Jrsune beg
Sporis ltnb Ieiitet bnrin 3refflifss.
gr lit Elm por5iislider Shpimmer unb
9auhsr. elm auses3eihnetsr GtiiBe.
Der bic Sasb Iisbt. gsi i.inem Be-
fuh in gibora ihob er iiingit einen
Ju4s unb Die finnif6sn 8ehorbsn
f6idfen ibm bic iibIid,s ShnbprGmie
bon einem Rubel. Der Gar nntm bas
Gslb an uno itellis einsn gmpfnngs>
idein aus, Der als Msrtipiirbigteit be-
tpabrt Dirb. Der Gar bdIt ollie Juits
tass NIT feinsr 5amilie in Der ftrengs
iten 5orm; in ieinem pripatleben bat
er eins beionbere 9orliebe fir allies
RuiiifGe ibt am liebiien rufiifs
SpsiisH uno trintt nur rufIHdsn
gbamposner.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-24

Sabis goot an Southsrn Ohio 6.
ii. :. Co.. $500.
Sbomas 8. Mapne an Gbson 3.
u. Co., $250O.
Settle .. MeWiIlan an peopIes g.
Il. .. Co.. $7O0.
SeiIe u. Stepenion an gbas. Boil
linssr, $4,000.
Gbas. U. gIinn an Glendale g. o.,
$45O0.
gbas. 3. pratt an Soutbsrn Ohio
Sapings 8nnf Co., $500.
Omar .. pounoitpns an Baltimore
4pe. e. ii. .. Co., $500.
Better Blair on 4. Waro 3. II. 6.
Co., $4,000.
Willie 6. 5arpsr ON Sbeon q. 4.
Co., $2250.
emma Webmeisr on Accommodation
6 II. %. Co., 5000.
Sarab Toutbtpait on Winton Sas
rings gant, $500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-24
Nn nnb fiir iid) furs,

ipirb bas meniblihe 2eben hGufig
nod ourb 9borbeit nerfiirst. gleih.
ilht, aopffhmer5en, uebelfeit, gluf.
itoBen, 8eritopfung, 8elbiudt, gfii.
denihmeraen, Waiieriudt, ioipie aud
nod, bic gefabrlid)en 2eber. ilno geie.
renleiben fonnen Die notiirIife Sc.
bensseit MIR oesbnIb perfiiraen, ipeil
Tboren niht BON benz betpabrten
9eilnitteI Der ct. Bernard -4rduter.
piIen Bebralh MAIDEN. Sir 25
Gents in ollen 4potbefen gu baben,
entbaIten bieie tpunhertb1tieen giI.
len fein @ift, fein GuediiIber, anti.
mon II. I. iD., fonbern nur Die bell.
fraftieiten 8Han5enidite, Die nah
bem beIten Me5ept auf bos sorg.
fdltigite aubereitet iinb. g.S.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-24
EenilRfon.
WluRskinDer
Hpmdn bon

guIesfa Grdf. g.tbufps9 VI
(MoriB BON Reidenbad.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-24
Cine Geoer3eidunns pom 3aren

Tas perionIihe 2eben oes 3aren,
BON be,n bisher nerbdItnibnIaBig me.
mig in Die SeffentIid)feit georInseu
mar, miro in pieien intereiianten Gin.
3eIheiten birrd) elm Bud beleiidtet,
oeiien engliihe lleberiesiIng ioeben
erid,ienen lit. Ger 9eriaiier @cne.
raImodior gId)aninom id]ileert cen
9eberrid)er aller AeuBen als elnen
imerntiiolidjen arbeiter, Der mebr
polIbrinnt, ais bic nieiiten ieiner lin.
terfbanen. 3ie Staatsgeihaite er.
IeSigt er 0iun sroben SbeiI alIein
nno in ieirem 5ipolfitiin6isen ar.
beitstoe nerbriirgt er nift iue,iiger
ais bier Stiinoen obne ielue 5ebn
Setretare in ongeiirengter 1bdiigfeit
fir iih. gr ihldft bohitens iicben
Stunoen. I'm neun llbr iriib lit Oas
SriihItiid beenbet; er beginni fsin Ias
geiperf anein rl-ieinem arbeits5im-
mer, IieIt bic Horgen5eitunaen. Die
SeIearainnle imb Die Snformationen,
, Die ibm BON cen Bounerneuren Der
ein5elneng e3irfe Sugeianbt weroen.
0abei mad)t er iif) 5ablreif,e auf.
seid,niingen in elm 9toti5biih, oas
itets auf ieinem Sdyreibfiib Iieat BE.
Dor Die Mubiensen iiir Die Winiiter
unb boben geamten Inn elf ubr be.
ainnen, foitet er oie Rationen Der
Solodten, ole ibn INNER iiber ben
onoern Gag bon ben aaiernen Der
faiierlihen 2cibtpade uno ieines IN.
acknowledgements in beionoers
perihloilenen Sdiiiieln gebrnht Der-
ben. Rah einem einfafen Glen init
feiner Jawili, nimnt er feline Mrs
belt. bic nur am Wnnmittage fpenlge
Gtunben untsrbrofxn tpirb. 5iuifhsn
flint unb feds tpisoer auf. Wdbrenb
bief.r Mubsseit rsiiet sr Ober ssEi ipds
siersn, fdbrt aud Rab obsr uniers
nimmt, lpcnn er In peierbof III, einen
M,.sflug i'm Boot. Damn arbeitet
er mi.bsr bon feds Bis adi. boufig
aIlein. Nnberfbdlb Stunben iinb bann
benz Diner an absno aepibmet. unb
baIb 10 lbr fist er tpisber on feinem
Ghre,6tifd. gDr eli -llbr bssiebt er
fid, Ielisn u Rubs. Sein arbeitss
iae enbet, trie er begnnn, NIT einem
cltbet. Der Gar III feltIamertueiie ein
Teinb bes st!epbons uno Bat ieintn
Mppardt in isinsm arbeits5immsr.
Gin 1sIepbon ift isboh i'm 3immer
beg Rammnbieners onsebraM; tDeHn
bcc Gar einsH ttltpbcniihen Auftrag
ceben mill, pirb nieier ourd eitlen
paiaFbeamttn anssefiibrt. Jsben
albsnb, bepor fih Der gar CUR Nube
beoitbt. :.tag ct 5u 6nufe cber clif
Me;..en fein, trGsi er feline ginbrii q
bss sages in fsin 1agebnh Elm. alns
Tifhe unb Sopbos i'm Nrbeits5immer
bes Gerriders Iinb nit papitrsn be-
bedt. obsr bic Mrbeit ipirb burh bitft
fheinbnre llnoronuils ME aufsebdIten.
Tenn Der Gar bat elm por3iiglines M.
bahtnib, erinnsrt iih an ben plat
jsbss pnpisres unb tpeiB allies 5u fin
ben. Ten grobten 9beil Der Nsri4te.
bic er empfGngt. DTfnet unD eriiiegelt
er fslbfi; sbenfO f6IitBt e. nu1 tigen.
tdnbis bic meiiien feiner Werorbnuns
gen unb Hefebls. Ct lief aud bic
nnleierli6iten 1onbfhriften nit gro
Ger aei6tigfeit. QDie iberbdupt in
Jeinem Muftreten unb In fsinen Ge.
ipObnbeiten perIengnet Der Gar aud
| in feiner ArbeitstDeift cine geipi1s
Gparfamieit nidt. Mit isinen
enreibm0teriGIifn eebt e redt bd,iSs
b6ltexii4 I'M sae bsnatt !. 3. sIle
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-24

ME man bic melt Be-
trust -. alus Salle a. g. tpirb
cine orollise 5beatergeihi6te semelz
bet. Wit pielem Geihrei unb areIbuns
ten pIatdisn bate on einem Der leBs
ten Sonntaae cine Ghnrisren 5beaz
tsrtruppe cine @oritsuuns in einem
DDrffen i'm Gnalefreis dnsesiinbiat;
aeeeben iperben iDlIie bas grobe Gens
iationsih1ufpisl .Wie man bic Welt
betriigi1. Sur rehien 3sit IieIien iih
bic Guniifrdfte Giinf psrfcn.n) Gin
unb tonnien nit genusibuuns ionisas
tiren. baBs Der Worbertouf Inn goas
bans. bem Waient.mpel, flptt i'm
Gcnge fei. 2lm Gbenb iir0mtsn bonn
aud bic fuHfttsesii!trien 8auern in
helItn Shaaren ins ~gbeoter1. 70 baB
I'm Saale balb ni6t einmal Der bes
riibmte 4pfel sur Grbs falIen tcnnts.
Griparsunssnon harrte eas srobe Mas
bttorium ber' Dinae, bic ba iommen
icuten. uno als bic 9iibne erte0t
ipurbt. bnniIs Shaiien binter bem
Dorbuna bins unb bsrsilten, ba riidte
man nod anoddtiesr auiommen. Mber
bic DsbuIb fouie bart in 4nipruh aes
nommen tperben; Der gorbnng ging
niht in bic GDb. Cine peIdlnge1s
Stunbe fuarieie man, fis bonn bas
mdnnlihe publifum mit obrenbetdne
benoenl GGrm ftiner llna<buIb Cuff
mndts. gnblid tbeiIis ih Der Dcrs
bang unb Der 6ou ustnedi DER Wirtb
bate iih Dor AnaIt in bsn bunielitsn
1itfen feines RelIers rerfrofen). er>
ffKn nit Idredsnsbleider Wiens unb
anb ben troitlcftn 1siheib. bnb bic
1btnteriruppe fcmmt Der adife i'm
Dunfel berg2dht perfhirunbsn lei.Muf
eiH<ni suriideelaiFensn 9eitsI mar bic
Grildruno ~ kfen. bob man 70 be
Welt bttrigt ....
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0runbeiseutbu 1lsbertrasnuseu.

Gineinncti, %. Januar.
Connie 3. 5apes an Belle 9cpes.
Got IL in W. Roab Warflanb's lin.
terabtbeiluns in glenes, 81.
aliee 6. Wbiie, ptr Gberiff, an
Wren W. Wiomepsr, 16 Cots In Get.
tion 36 In Storrs 1ppnfbip, $1l3O.
WtFrs q. Cooper an Waonme ".
Combs, 9beil BON Got IL in Grner's
alpsiten unterabibeiI,ing in 6sOe pari.
81.
Notbun Sdnen an Uforris Giesel.
% BET 100 Jab an ber Norbieite Der
Hdursl Ctr. 80 Unt iDdtli4 pon
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-24

ngs DerbrieBt mid. fast. bic iunge
Glitter aur alten, .bdb bic WlenIdxn
mid cine Diebin fhelten."
.Wdreit Du i'm Mblsrborit aug bem
81 asf9liipft1. entsesnete bic olte, 10
nlrbe man BON Rtptomank tus
i@slh"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-24
q 1erbGhtige 1ofaIfennt.
nik.

Gndbige (in Der epeilekomnss
fu&en0): ~Mo mag NE niir bic Sum
beerm6smei0be HneefteIt bdben3-
DIR 0reuobier: Die itebt ant bem
gapeitn Brett qndbiof GroL iiuts
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-03-11
BROOKLYN JUSTICES Ask
DEFEAT OF COURT BILL
Protest Against Second Appeal Of
Municipal Cases After Going
Into Appellate Tenn.

The Supreme Court justices sitting in
Brooklyn addressed q letter 10 Gov.
Glynn yesterday asking him to throw
his influence against . bill now pending
before the Legislature which would
give the right Of appeal to the Appellate
Division In Brooklyn from decisions Of
the Appellate Term.
Last year the Appellate Term was es-
tablished In Brooklyn to hear appeals
from Municipal Court decisions. Three
Supreme Court Justices constitute the
Appellate Term. which sits four months
of the year. In their letter the Brook
Ign Justices said:
The administration Of the law 10
subject to Just reproach In our state
for It's uncertainties and delays. The
reason 10 the multiplication Of appeals.
1t may be safely said that every iitissnt
has had all the opportunity he IL en-
titled 70 when his case has been heard
By a single Justice or . Jury and ~
viewed on appeal by bench Of three.
III itgants are not satishsd with the
Appellate Term. that Court should be
abolished and appeals from the Munich
pal Court taken directly to the Appellate
Gently"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-03-11
PUPILS IN THE BRONX
FORM 4 SEARCH PARTY
! FOR A LITTLE Terrier
Boys and Girls Organize to
Seek Katie Dilts's Lost
Pet 'Boy."

twenty-five boys and dozen girls.
yu0als Of Public School No. q, at st.
A1a's avenue and One Hundred and
1sety-sishth street, the Bronx, have
or0Anissd and begun a search for
~Dey." . six-year- old fox terrier.
1he boys are under the leadership of
william Dilts and the girls are in
command Of little Miss Mary Hopper
an4 her lieutenant, Pauline Luts.
Boy disappeared on Monday last
40 II he does not return soon his
absence will result seriously for his
lifelong companion. little Katie Dilts.
0lD Dilts lives at No. SOC Brook ave-
nue.. the Bronx. She ID eight years
old and attends Public School No. 81.
When Katie was two years Of age
- father made her a present of
- fox terrier pup. 1t was named
boy" and from the time 1t entered
H. Dilts home until it, disappearance
% Monday last boy" and Katie
O0ts had been inseparable. In fact,
~ were 80 much attached that
Katie found herrelf In trouble not
. few times. Almost once q week
boy" would be found scratching at
the door Of Katie's classroom and
1oe teacher. Miss l.. Collins, often
hA4 % excuse her to take the dog
home.
Last Monday Katie and her mother
loSt their homo to visit some rela-
-, tivs6 down town. While they stood
on the platform Of the subway sta
tioA at Ono Hundred and Forty ninth
street they were attracted to q com.
motion At the stairway. Presently
10y" darted past two kicking and
protecting special policemen and
caught hold Of little katie's dress as
} she boarded a train.
While the guard protested and the
passengers sided with Katie and
boy" the train whisked down town,
'At the Ono Hundred and Thirty fifth
street. station the guard elected tho
liceman showed the dog up the stairs
and when Katie and her mother
yeached the street boy" was gone.
Katie and her mother put OF their
v1At and searched about the neigh
beghood until midnight in vain. The
GA1ld has been Ill ever since and Is
,1elng for the return Of the dog.
me two searching crews are broken
~ into squads and making q sys-
teDa4ic search Of the lower Bronx
They intent TO start a soon ~ school
~ out each day. break UP and
0oerch In various districts. stoppins
o01y TOR supper and resumins the
, ooofch until nearly 10 p. NJ. until
10y" u found. In tho meantime
1eEio . praying for the return Of hcr
m0o canine companion and Bronx
IT, mise the sight OF katie and her
Dsy.'"
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HOME.

Artiehokss - season now "on."
This hsaithfui, iron tonic vegetable
10 no luxury, except 81 retail price.
20e. $50. %. Plenty In market, new
Tote, drum packed, (1.S1.6o dog. o.
~ pr drum, 9M or " dog. (caL).
Artleheks petatees, y Dbl. (st 70.
cell, 400. qt., Or 1te bbi.).
week bargains, mostly
fressn (Deed). o. "erssn. ct otscp
price. He'd Napper. email pc''ook'
3e..4c. b., N. cod, ehsepshead, &c.
&c. Florida sends blussish, zoo. .22e.
ID. dune orade).
curlsy parsley (nsw). 81 crate,
but - when rs&ailed. Fine young
carrots (plsnty). $50 crate, 20
bun. (rstail. Use. sa.l; beets, t:N
box, radishss, %oe. des. bun. (t0e.
retai), ten,atese, n. H., 2Se. ID. let
0ccpo Frvt-0sst, a; poor skins.
quality etteo Veed, ESQ box, sl1ee
s. 70 ~ (rstail. Sc. To- Toe. sa.).
Few kvmquats, lie. ITO. at. let 70.
tall. 2oe.). oteawbsrriss, 26e.- zoe.
(rsSailsd <0e.. o6e.). Ms,sNs, nee.
tariNss, plume, psaekss, grapes,
psars-sll a. cheap rate, Wholesale.
MARKETS.
Duttsr-crssmsry, 39Ae. ooh,
prints), $40. pr - lss. UP; city Dc.
livery. AZ Wholesale, 500; dairy,
26e.s baksrs' supply, 1oe.. 22o.; fer.
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Hints to the Housewife,
RELATING to Home and Markets
Bv Mvs. Charlotte r. Banss.

eion. &c., buttsrins, t4e. .2oe. Sold
100. 20e.. Soc, eo.lb. lots (tub); no
delivery; (rstsiisd, 33e. -39e. ib.).
oesesClsgherr, Sse. doc. Srstail'
30l 70. 32e., city delivery. A. whole
sale, large white, SET mixed, 33e..
32e.; email sises, STE; "dirties,"
SOC. Per ease lets. - dex.. seldom
delivery. Duck EGGS, (Stats-eo.).
36e. 70 <6e. dog.
New kinds Of apples (ehsap)-
Va. cannon" Is Dbl, or Toiirnsn
swssts, ESQ. All box varieties
(csl.). r. -, w. (lattsr retail
Sc. sa.).
Msats-Aresot,ce beet, tt.ttlse.;
native, 10. .f3tss., price, retail re-.
naming 2<e.. ESQ. 'b.; some ssesp.
S,oos. LAMB, t3e.; mutt N, &c.. t2c. [,
veal, "a. .toe. (lattsr 32e. ID. rstsiI).
4 Declining market price will be an.
ever 20 THE appeal.
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Tor full fifteen minutes.
GENTLY rubbing tho sore
parts" The effect Ii really
wonderful. All soreness
goes instantly. the feet feet
- good you could sing for
tov. Coma and cNliouses
can he peeled right off. II
gives Immediate relief for
sore bunions. sweaty. smelly
and aching feet. A twenty
five cent box OF Caiocids
n said to be sufficient "a
cur. the worst feet. II
works through the pores
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JOHN FLEMING, 60 HOME,
YOUR BABY IS IN PERIL
Your Wife Is Penniless and Doctors
Warn Her Her Child
May Die.

YsnnileD and hopeless. with three
SICK children to care for. Mrs. Mar
oasst Fleming of No. 2S7 Gregory
aVenus. Passaic. N. j.. has appealed
- he New York police to find her
Husband. John. whom she has not
sesa since two days before Thanks
giving. 81 said that physicians In
Paasaic had told hcr that unless she
obtained proper food and attention
Ter her baby. Margaret, eight months
cd. the child could not live.
Mrs.. Fleming said that her husband
had sent them to SEQ the family and
tAo homeplacs at Paisley. Scotland.
loOe November. and kept In touch
Win her until two months ago. Then
ho wrote he was going to Glen Cove.
l. ]. But when she returned to this
oountry she was unable to md any
GsNce Of him there. The New York
Dollco TO. day sent out general alarm
Tor Fleming. who 10 q pia1torer and Is
thiPty-fve years Of age.
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remedies. Any druggist has Caioc,de com
mound In stock o, he can get u IN q few
hours from his wholesale house. II IL not
a patent medicine. but 10 an ethical prep
eratiop, --Advt.
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Quickest Relief Known
For All Sore Feet

The following IL absolutely the surest
ana quickest cute known to science for
All foot ailments: dissolve two table
ipoontula OF Caiocide compound in n basin
o! VAIN Watet. Soak the feet In Nhia
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Independent Democrats Meet.
Independent Democrats, coiupsisias
The Democratic Association OF the
Osamty Of New York. will hold meet
ing 1t Hsaly's Restaurant. Columbus
ayonvs and Gixty-sixth street, this
SVSnin9 e ~ O'Clock. The ob3sst 70
q act on Gov, 0lynn's amendments to
TIE Primary Bleetion law. and calling q
Co06titutiooal Convention.