The evening world. Newspaper, April 25, 1901, Page 4

“ItIsn’ TGrecstuls Say—The Not Be Adopted f the Club- Mothers Rode at Opening of the Ho Chne7 Y To-Night. OCCEY eo fatio TOOODOK When the horse sho Riding and Driving some of the sp for a few sen eluded in this The fuestton ix t of the clud follow the ex thetr sister myuestrienn come ‘dashing onto Or will they e padlic flapping In the around IHke the ar rather funny to sea her talk horse man fa. The “Club was a by That PROFITED BY Triple in Value, Returned. been hidden trip now worth over § In © words, | of the erlme charg: MoMast MoMastorx says eatiaed by inve eos men fer n markuble rc On advice ‘od. increase in the « vole unc pane: eo RUrcoRAt McMa: providentin!, ‘They | Idea Will The Wom- en Will Ride as Their by the, rse Brooklyn Riding and Lire ee ee Tr Ee aN THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 25, 190L ANNIE. ici Alleged Stolen Bonds, Bold Vill fo pe ae Bible of Little , Nod. “HORSEWOMEN OF BROOKLYN LAUGH AT THE BOSTON FAD. “Me mbers of | Riding and Driving Club Ridicule} the Notion and Ex- press Their Satisfac- tion witn the Old Style NoChampions| of the Man Fashion of! Equestrianism. oNstridet Mr 1 TANE GORDON “NG GHABLES BEING ROBBED. HUNT THVEVES. HIARKED TO DIE. - Raid, Anarchist Declared fal Have SoughtRouman. |! ian Monarch's Life. good adverts World EE IRIS B. Altman & o 26,000 Yards of Double-face Satin Liberty Ribbon, 31, inches wide, In Black, White and colors, TAKIN TSTMS, What Mentone Who Have | Tested the World’s Merits ee for Many Years Have to Say. nt of the known The character and renlation of newspary a general way ing an- | figures auvertiaing i It wan during 1 oone ¢ sero ss he Renson Why, DM ary Tf they we: why would The, Worla print them? he s gnatures that indorse the state- i im W.ALORAPER “LOADED BOW Gems Found on John e | suffering fr FRIDAY, April 26th: | Just Below Chatham Square. | 207- 17c, Yara. Fre ey Murjueterie and Peatis. covey [Qacm sk; wellupholetered, best steei te | equalled elsewhere for ‘es: than i ; Table, golde ing. really wo th Shere this weeds... fe cond roar —| NEAR TO DEATH. End of eninent Physi- cian Expected at Any Moment. | Gscoceco0s9 THE PEASE PIANO. who Hes it bent known He retired | It Is Very Easy town {to tell a Pe anu | With Your ¢ shut. a ftepth of tone and lightness of aa Conchof our instruments that give ding them adistinet individuality. I panes that is the re the | sional pecple and singers p | Pease pion At any rite they | form sof our} 6 pline at any time wea ph Paysichins N waver venesieret |e ‘and sarah pa desired, a bargain we have sof cele- and up- better than Write for hinents. For Iaintinberiotiieed rated makes at § jward; they are cheap catalogue PEASE PIANO CO., /128 W. 42d St., bet. Bway & 6th Ave., on | SANFORD CO.. SCS Eulon Sty Bi lyae WITH JEWELRY, Curry Sent to the Appraiser. | | | eee ———— | — «B. Altman & ho. 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