The evening world. Newspaper, October 27, 1904, Page 13

Solves 5a | Knotty Problem Now Mayor McClellan Need Not Shoo Janitor Bichle’s Pet Off Jacob A. Schatz’s Farm of\Six Acres ai Woodhaven, ———oooe Gloom hangs in thick ehunks over, open lot, and all sort es, COWS n-the-Rapld, where onc€ an’ Loule’s goat gr Why «1 International ¢om- Id they put the blime all on my The jackass has been sold. Whe should he be the goat? What fackass? “Farm? Huh! they ain't been no farm Man, you surely are a sirarger (n | there for over a year. Young Scbate, Woodhaven, Union Courst and other he ain't no farmer, He goes to town adjacent foroian parte of Greater New every day a little while, but sovody York or you wou'd knawa what he does. not ask what fack- ass, Just THE fack- Petar Riehle's wwckasa §=The wen tle, sad-faced wan- derer of the there thig year, plained to me. +a But when my father-i to make oid mar publte higway where Our Jackass, Schate hn a . sald he'd knock hi Falla the Lane Jel | Mock “om, ‘and my and “Rabbit.” 48 (ahorin-law sala the Geemen nonur pee knock his en of Woolthavel lock off, but they mre hi ne “a didn't, fy fe been Caan] refers to the rapid known forty! transit year—least my folks The tackast have f , thirty ant fam» | five, and I've been gained paged ee anit6F here twelve Jo] When hai “ years and never Schatz ir. Of nothing like this. Woodhaven, wrote} “Boon as I heard The Jack. a letter to Mayor it T up and told my wife to sell the Jack- MeClellan asking His Honor to #ee that | age and she done It Mr. Peter Biehle, tanitor of the public school at Woodhaven. be made to keep A party come along Sunday—don't know ho, and bought the Biehle pet tackass out of the Schata | Who a thate “all Las 1 Kon Vouched For, His Honor eot busy with the fackass question, and referred the matter to School Supervisor Devoe. When the Mayor failed to elect at} once the nrowling animal from the tur- nip, cabbage and flower beds of Wood- haven an expedition was formed to penetrate to the place and see the won- dertul beast in hi sational act, Sehats's Tale of Woe, Young Schata, the simple farmer boy, | ‘was found leading the simpler life in the rondhouse, and he readily added numercus paragrapns to the talu of woe, Twisting his waxed mustache and fix- Heler, at the Spruce street aon ing, Wiped away a tear when Tes minded of the going-away-from-yeah of his erstwhile companion and playmate, the Jackass, “Dot vas a fine leedle chackass,” he sald. “He used to come down here und make chokes mit us, Und | talked to him, und it looks just like he knowed what T says to him. Aw, he ain't hurt % aty. Ve all miss dot the animal with the appetite for grapejulce mono off with some Uncle Tom's Cabin Great Doub’e Or where is he wants to know. ing the “white-nand” searfpin that field bis red necktie and very high collar together, the tilier of the soil narrated: { “AM summer long that little Jackass) has been rambling over onto my | father’s farm and eating up every: thify he could get hold of. He must have got the wine habit, because he ‘used to cut into our grapevines regular every day, no mat- ter how often he/¥ was chased. And No. J Presenting the Names of Peo- ple Cured or Greatly Benefited by MUNYON'S PAW-PAW The wide interest and enthusiasm over Munyen' Paw Tonic and Pills as at present the fact that Munyon's remedies and Mun- | you's methods are approved by the people, In addition to that the people who have been cured are telling It one to the other, (hus spreading abroad the (ame of Pax-' Tonle as an absolute cure for Dyspep all other forms of Stomach Troub! ago we printed ent given Paw-Paw by ‘Ike’ the well-known and yery popular grapes, and if I ke up a club would Docent. “Bay, ho was cute " all right, but we It 1# This Way, Couldn't wtand having him chasing over @ur farm all summer, eating up al! our hen my father drove father-in-law came e's knock his bloc! ott, Well, that ain't nice, ts it? Tl take you out to the jack, Where's the jackass, Louise? “What, ain't you heard? He's sold Sunday for $20," said Loule Ortiteb, the whose resort, the © onMace of the roadhouse. “Say, that | \j at 3 Lenox Avenue, is the centre of political waa a shame. They could a got 1% tor! and soclal interest {n that district, htm Inat summer, but Pete wanted to| He says thal ““Munyon's Paw bi pega i apsyltey pet G ae ton Aim of pina Ss PM ay or myself."" aa 4 re The sud elimination of the prinet- toe Hm LEERY PL SEE Pal actor in the little drama left Schatz! Herbert Mever,, the big grocery jobber speechless. What it! of yeni St, wave similar (eau Mayor MeChdlan | representa should come out | ciety, gave there as soon as he | sa; got the subway | & do opened and learn that the barn door was locked too late? Biehle, when seen in his coal-heaving | studio in the base- ment of the Wo od- haven School, waa rather bitter at what he termed persecution. "That little don- key wouldn't hurt “Why, that's an Loeb, political worker in the Bist District, and ‘American Garden,” he every run- ber os OM, of 48 W. “Munyon's Paw-Paw eat cur meneral beh St. ‘that Fonte and Laxative Pills are the ure for impure blood, torpid liver and | depility th that ai are rer tr fie ry waleb were cleared away guile of Mu # Pa | Laxatty That's hi Me today, Look tor new an testimonials \o-morraw and every day. They are cea ie {rom all direct: Meanwht! pers dyspepala, indi- | ailon oF ny ‘numach almeat try this re- constipated, aniniea | tallow or ver toroid take Munyon's | Paw-Paw Laxative Pills, All drugaists have i em. ay vou “ate bitous Meek as Moses, anything,” he sald. There hasn't been anything growed | not selec And they never com: law, Leopold Anger, went over in anger Farm? Vere ‘iss dor farm? | THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 27, Sale of a Smart Jackass — WICCINS WIS NAVED AT CLAMBAKE — East Thirty-fourth sireet to-day, was keked in the forehead by ane of the horse. ..8 €yeball was spilt and: his Jaw fractured. ite xed up un ind sent to Bellevue Hospital "CA TCHING ” COLD, Odell Was at the “at the Gathering iN WHY SOME PEOPLE TAKE COLD Port Chester Two Weeks Be- fore Convention When the En- tire Ticket Was Chosen. (Special t PORT CHESTE Whit date by Gov. Odell, pei ocall that he was ¢ ore the | Nauonat | sonal friend ¢ | bake at his |a party of bi and it was during | nominee. So fearful wos Mr. facta of the conference that reporters were kept house and the Nation would see no strangers. i | Wijlam Smith, this store. trade :— coats are in all lengths, Evening Woe unvention at a gathering ommittoeman Ward, a ver: cave & clun- Island to that time, HORACE DE Herne oY Jere is feast that Mr Higgins waa aciected as the prospectiv® gnq’ from whom it derived {ts name, | Ward that the/!s not a patent medicine; Kent leak oof does it contain opium, morphine or ay from the i, ‘ommitteeman | tr Gov, Odeil attended that meeting and/cines and cough balsamas, the whole State ticket was mapped out, | | KICKED IN HEAD BY HORSE, thirty-five years old, | nery | while working In the stables at No. 167 and co umption, Suits And Overcoats Big Sale. | It will break records—it will tions—it will put money in the pockets of all who take advantage of it, To-day we put on sale the greatest groups of $12, $14 and $16 Suits and Overcoats that were ever assembled in They will be sold, however, not at the $12, $14 and $16 figures that they ordinarily command, but at a price without precedent or ‘parallel i in all the history of the cluthing °9.85. That is the sensational price that we garments. The Suits include both single an Fabrics are this season’s newest Cheviots, in this city ts due primarily to) Worsteds, Cassimeres, Tweeds, Coverts, Vicunas—in fact, every good cloth, every good color, every good mixture is among them, The gar- ments are beautifully cut and made —high, shapely spo Sg age ing in every detail that grace of fit and finish so much desired tlemen and rarely found except in costly custom work, ALTERATION WITHOUT CHARGE. Open Saturday evenings till 9 o'clock, SN WOODS (0. 740-742 Broadway. 10 S, & H, Green Tradin; ‘ven free at any depot of Sperry & Hute iaiee ryt exchange he label and wrapper from each My bottle of T, “\cold by increasing the vitality ‘lfortifies the system against future jorted Worcestershire, $0 EASILY IN THE FALL. ‘t take cold unless t of the system is rson doe: ‘ne vital powe: lowe: In tho fail, with the changing ‘eather, people whose blood has been overheated dvring jhe summer are in a weak condition fand easily “catch” cold, | Father John's Medicine cures the It lung troubles, Take attacks, throat and pneumonia and cousumption, 4 it afler any exposure and you will never have a cold This remedy, prescribed by a doc- tor of the highest standing and emi- nence in his profession, for the late Rey. Father John O'Brien fifty years ago, by whom It was recommended neither any of the poisonous drugs found in over 98 per cent, of the patent medi- It cures the cold and builds you up at the same time because It is nourishment for the blood and prevents grip, pneumonia upset tradi- fe on these high grade double breasted, Over. y gen. diagusti rh pt wrote you. Stamps Weiee BROADWAY, Ny | oa with genuine Sumatra and rolled Domestic cigar at any price. Delivered propaid by the hundred to any addrepe In the on receipt of price, Remit to Flatiren Building, New York, One Always in Sight, by hand. One of the cigars that will build business —there’s no better United States Benefactor Superior 5 cents each, $1.25 box of 25, $5 per 100 Filled with Vuelta Abajo, Havana tobacco. Wrapped ‘ | “THE BENEDICT” Celebrated Collar Button, The Coward Shoe for) Men, Women and Children combines the cardinal points ofeasy fit,anatomical shape, ample protection and honest make, It has no superior, SOLD NOWHERE ELSA JAMES S, COWARD, 268-274 Greenwich St., N. Ys (RAR WaRaen otamer.) Mall Orders Pilled. Sead tor Catalogue, Wo errs Improves » O6r ry tnd fold jn Gold. Bilser hol Plate, None | Juttan, Washington, C Buster Srown Shoes ||| Resolved there are no shoes liKy Cammeyer's Shoes for me.” — Buster Krown, They always retain thir shape and never grow shabby, as }/yose shoes do that are made of infyfior leathers, Our Buster BroWn Shoes are Oak Soles. i cA I suffered for a long tise with a bad case of Catarrh, and took a of medicine without any benefit. 4 continual headache, my sacks had grown purple, my nose was always stopped up, my breath had a sickening He | odor, and I cou; re in- eard of your 8, . Teommenced to use it, and after taking several bottles I was cured and have never since had the slightest | Our Buster Brown Shody MARK.) Made of calfskin or black kid on our own Trafhorm Last, with Royal Button or lace, Sizes 6 to 10%, $1.50 | Sizes 14 to 2,$2,00 | Alves a}g to 6, $2.50 CAMMEYER'S “ TROTTERS " are serviceable s/\¢s for boys and girls; strong and sensibly made. Sizes 6 to 1044, $1 CAMMEYER' heavy soles, lace only. Sizes 8 to 13%, $1.00 Sizes 1 to a, Al.2s CAMMEYER'S SHOE SPECIALTIES FOR ANILDREN. + $1,00 | The Toe-in vie White Top Patent Leather Shoes, $2,00 | The Fat BabjAy’ Shoe! BOYS’ DEPARTMENT. Our Leaders in Boys’ Sho/y, ‘ Boys’ and Youths’ “Harvard Jr."’ The Weak Ankle Shoe.. ENS CAMMEYER’s TRUE AMMEYE} 6th Ave., Cor. 20th St, soldd w t t SS _— Toe (TRADE JUNIOR” SHOE Made the same as black calf and biac! 41 to a and 2% to 544, to 5%. VE symptom of the disease. . Miss Mary L, Stora, Cor, 7th d& Felix Sts, St. Joseph, Mo, Wheeling, W. Va I had Naual Catarrh for years for which I used 8. 8. 8, with very I tried local appl for some time, and getting no pean nent relief 1 came to the conclusion that the seat of the trouble was in the Knowing S. 8, S. to be a good blood medicine 1 began its use, and after using it for some little while it did entirely with the offensive mucus ¢ nostrils, and I did not have to especially in the morn ge the catarrhal matter. ing resul! blood, in t hawk and spit, ing, to dislod 1627 South St. The filthy secretions and foul mucus | that are continually dropping back into find their wa: stomach and are absorbe the throat, blood. , May 29, 1903, Faxp H, Paussy, greatest aMjount of wear and protect the foot from cold and wyt. Made over our scientifi/ Yrue-Form Lasts. They are unqytlably the finest shoes for grAWVing teet of chil- dren. Shoes for vine boys and girls and you wyj\\ never buy any others, Anq pour children will say, as Bust\* Brown does — “Cammeyyf’s Shoes for Me.” 25 | Sizes 11 to 2, $1.50 | \lves 2% to 6, $2,00 $3 Men's Harvard, in box calf, The “Armor clad” Lace, Boys’ and Youths’ Calf Lace $2, 8! 1 2, Catalogue Mailed Free on Application, My -vorkethad Ae: Rd it deal Thad 8, and ay. into the into the Catarrh then becomes con- stitutional, and the 1904, ith Rock (ak, which is he best sAle leather ob- ainable, It gives the Try Ane Guster Brown FOR BOYS OR GIRLS. for small boy \4 made of calfskin, with » $1.50 $2.00 our Famous kk kid; sizes ue 11 to 2and 24% Mail OrAArs Promptly Filed. some peoy\\'s teeth are! Some are missin, some broken, some decayed, oj yrs Irregular. If your teeth are yyt In good condition we'll put (yam “right” for little money, O/f New Byyanical Discovery relieves all ~ain A& soon aa applied to the gum, All Work Anranteed 10 Years. Bull Sets of eoth 1d Pillth Shiver PU Waterbury Dental Patio BROOKL Vs NEW YORK: 414-416 Fuliym St, $4.W. 23d St. (ad door west (Opp. Bden Muses) & ine ) Hours, § 4A @, Suudaya, 9 to 4, German, Fri and Swedish spoken, ori pated & To Introdu/y Our Painless Methods blood. Write usif| Special YALD CROWNS, $2, 85 be yon peti Prices shyined WORK, ans will ital os This Week, HIMLINGS, ot of Ly entirely free of Gy The Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga. Men’s Suits $90) To Measure, CASH or CREDIT. FOR POR IALS 18...) Every day you put off ordering ts a day lost in the actual wear of the suit. goods and will be beautifully made up. Overcoats to measure same price, $20, See this week's big values in coats. | Ready-to-wear Suits and Over- Alburt & Co., |1820 Astor Place CORNER LAPATETTE ALL HAIR ON PACE PERMANENTLY REMOVED OR MONEY REFUNDED. ae) ta ThETAN 1 electricity abroad, According to act and Entered of Congress, Julie office Li Trial i on Ath av rian of Congress reatment. $1 MME Dear 30th et 20 These are fine | 5 (A gold filling fae with Union Pyiniess Dentists 338 6*/\ Av. ‘Gor. 21st 3 ae TWO FLOORA AAAI ARP This te phe eh, visioe in New York thes i= valerate Crow bout plats A, if bat frit Vsthout blalee ate. ae va feetiv pature! Ny tit. fin ant eer then coe totmel i o he yur finial nd ing Ing Ww Gold Fillings ork of Te Jos STANDARIS GENTAL “PAR Ses a8 SIXTH AOR OVER CAMMerER’ 7 NOR BALE, CREDIT Sine paring yu Wan. at, CloahA Jewsiry, Furniture, Vibes atrietly rant identiay RERY, cof! CANAL. 8T. Ong fet up Saturday? ppen Reenings & Sundava, REO! 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IGA 90 _ ay (eye Pa -_ be Vas anu ne SPECIAL The Subway |Opening To-day creates a feeling of enthuste asm over the success we have plished, and thousands rush to advantage of the first sont, tee In all the hustle and elle the Fi i ier day ground was broken for cn mg wie Soak 2%s,| nificent work has faded a ARS ee ae i people do not realize thet 5 WRN , sn r face | Which we celebrate to-day was 7 8 oer a. | 10 ples ‘ahitwa rh dal ‘% Ai LINE-@ 6 A M and Y LIND—1228 P.M. and ‘a Wherern RAILWAY-435 Made Possible through the efforts of Sort Wt eae cured through The ‘W 4 | umns, and up to the last ae way contractors have advertise foe and secured plenty who through untiring efforts have comple a public benefit one of the finest "| complete subway railroads on i, aad A 1 ee gobe, Car ra Pte 461, 184. rv iF ors fee a THERE ARE foo ate Paid Help Wants in te ia Annex Sta dk ts , 1,28 morning’s World, ; BUT Paid Help Wants In the 13 other New York papers combined, * 464 ———————— | DESIGNERS oe SOLICITORS ., » ASHERS.. 9 LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS, _| eaaasenee 11 SEINARRE nnn nnn NAR LEMEN LOST —Ogp 3, on Guatinensal Limited trom | DRIVE! 8 er tg New York, lady's fing concaln i2'fali | DRUG CLERKS La? 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