The evening world. Newspaper, September 22, 1908, Page 7

OVC WN WAL OM _ Brokers Recall Connection of National Democratic Treasur- er With Floating of Bonds. é SOLD $3,286,000 WORTH. 'Roads Afterward Went Into the Hands of a Receiver and Investors Lost Heavily. Wall street bankers and brokers to- day supplied Gov, Charles N. Haskell, of Oklahoma, Treasurer of the National Yemocratic Committee, with some in- teresting proof of an allbi for the years 1897-98-%. Gov. Haskell asserts that he could not been occupled In 1898 to bribe Attorney-Gen- nett with $500,000 to call in ts against the Standard Ot) Ohio, whi of } was at that time a resi- dent , bankers and brokers t. “I knew Ha. Long to See Bache. bad Jule: sman d Mr. Lisman. | | | | We NASIR ARES EE AED RRT LSPA SEE: A PROMOT Letter Days’’ will result in your better under- solutely no expense and standingourproposition no trouble to yourself. and the value of our Wednesday, you willre- Premiums. What we would show you is that your every requirement can be had from mer- chants who give Jew. Stamps. They g/ve them to you, understand, as an inducement for your trade, They enable you give stamps for them. The Sperry and Hutchinson Company THOS. A. SPERRY, President THE EVENING WORLD, TUE the road aggregated $1 President Mck Their {or ters was in a br house | 0% inson Building, ad and e bondlolder New streets, where they pli mnsisting of stock market and organized promotion | M schemes | ppe “The most notable promotion put out skell was the L Ni | “Smart fell I won't dise “Oh, 1 dor Haskell, Ha! ha! But Im—not a single word." all that C, N. Haske was here in 18%," sald Phillp Lehma of No. 7 West Fifty-fourth street, consider that transaction a seaed kel book." an who ad on the elit mina. | | Ketch=M-All Roach rid the houses of qua, Croton Bu, ol Dealings In Bonds. Altogether there were upwanis of one hundred investors of New York and other Eastern cltles who bought $1,194,- 000 worth of 5 per cent. gold mortgage bonds of the Lima Northern Railroad and $2,092,000 worth of 5 per cent. gold mortgage bonds of the Detroit and S°ssi0! ‘0 the report of spectal Lima Northem Railroad, ‘Those bonda| Accoming to the toport of the special were Introduced in Wall Street by © N, Haskell, @ young lawyer of Ot- tawa, O. | E, R. Thomas, the skyrocket financier, was elected a director of the Detroit and |Lima Northern Railway Company on | Sept. 7, 1897, and immediately afterward was elevated to the position of Presi- | ar in oman 0 dent, which he held until Sept. 6, 1808, | + when @ recelver took possession of the property. | Here {8 a thumb-nall sketch of the! $3,286,000 bond Issue of the Lima and | | Northern Railway Company, and its | successor, the Detroit and Lima North- Apparel for Women and Misses [mncewo En Non 42 West 34th Street moted by C ell while in New ‘sn Netge ict «tsa et INTRODUCTORY SPECIALS , ten and twenty 10) per bond, == = Det Souther Ral The intent of this store is to at once establish its y and the Detroit! position relative to full value-giving. To the end that this intent be known as fact, we have inaugurated a series of special offerings, of which this is number one, each presenting an extra measure of value. + 1 into Detroit, the city w with coa ft was promoted to supply and oll “The end of the project came on 6, 1898, when a sult was brought inst the pre by one of the tractors and Jules 8, Bache took session of the property as Its rec cts a ‘ul trap that 1a gure as @ death to these obnoz- tch-M-All Roach Trap Co., 1816 FULTON ST., BROOKLYN, N. F. For sale at Druggiata’. Gi Hard: ware and Department Stores, of by mali, 10 cents In stamps, Sept. mon stock never | t | fl Hipless mannish style pointed coat, revers of satin, and garniture of satin buttons and loops. Skut in tunic circular effect. The material is a Scotch tweed in blue and purple, blue and green, purpie and brown, wistaria and taupe stripes. Skinners satin lining. Other Suits up to $150—Gowns $35 to $300 | : by 42 West 34th Street © 18 too slick | ere opened an t and mingled i jans from Ohio, | inley, brother of | w he aH,” “Red Letter Day” Wednesday, Sept. 23rd hope these ‘‘Red toannually obtainmany beautiful presents at ab= ceive Ten (10) Stamps asa compliment forcall- ing upon us, and also some valuable informa- tion. Bring your soap wrappers, flour sacks, trade marks, etc. We Paid Up Capital, $1.000,000.00 LOCAL PREMIUM PARLORS 242 Thint ay H. Strauaberger & Co., 60th a. and ‘Third M. Ab jer Co., cor, WSth st J. Ry, Senior, 214-220 West 125th at FB. cor 10Tth at A. yer Co,, 18th st. and and Hambs I White 1354 W Mi 188 190 Gran 372 Ninth wt Store, 221at at, and Plains av fain at., Tarrytown, N.Y Stamford, Conn. Yonkers, N 80 h Broadway, Nyack, BROOMLYN PREMIUM PARLORS yal at 140 Greenpoint ay. 64-66 Jackson ay. Long laland Cily t. 1388 Broadway, 351 Fulton st Jamaica mresama \ qeommecena 9 Hea sy) td ae SDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1908 Anty Drudge and the Youngwifes Mr. Youngwife—“Does Skoodums want to dink out of Dada’s coffee tup ?” Mrs. Youngwife—Oh, Lovey, he's spilled that coffee on himself. That's the twenty-eighth little frock he’s just ruined. Those stains don’t come out.” Anty Drudge—Oh, yes, they will, Mrs, Youngwife. Just you use Fels-Naptha in cool or lukewarm water, and you'll have no trouble in keeping little Napoleon's frocks clean and white,” A friend that will save you three- fourths the work and all the drudgery of washing is a friend indeed, Fels-Naptha is that friend, Bring it into your laundry and kit- chen, give it a chance to do the work you've been pounding out by main strength, and Fels-Naptha will be your close friend—not for a month or a year, but for life. Fels-Naptha saves you not only work and time, both summer and winter, but makes your clothes sweeter and cleaner, preserves them, makes them wear longer. It saves you the coal or gas necessary to heat water and boil the clothes, as Fels-Naptha does its cleansing in cool or lukewarm water. All that’s necessary on your part is to follow the easy directions printed on the red and green wrapper, PMT Come to This Great We Offer New, | Richest-Toned Walters Pianos At a Saving of $150 to $400 $350 Style B Walters Pianos, $198 $475. Style C Walters Pianos, $240) $700 Walters Colonial Pianos, $350 $500 Style L Walters Pianos, 3250 | §750 Style B Walters Pianos, $375 $550 Style D Walters Pianos, $260 | §750 Walters Vertical Grand, $375 $600 Style K Walters Pianos, $300 $800 Walters Premiere Pianos, $400 $650 Style F Walters Pianos, $325! $1,000 Walters Baby Grand, $575 SPECIAL ATTENTION IS CALLED TO Walters $900 Renaissance Pianos at $300 ns manufactured In the world at "$900 Walters Mastertone Piano Player Outfits, $450 Consisting of player-piano, cabinet bench, 12 rolls of music and silk scart. Ou! Just think of it. You can buy the best piano made for $5 Cash and $1 a Week We Charge No interest, No Insurance and No “Extras,” Upon Payment of $5 Piano Is Delwered to You! heir equal in tone, ac artistic de r been oft a ton ny w ‘one Tet " 4 ahe 4 in v eer h Public Opinion of the Celebratea Wa ters Pianos Dear Sire Le c Received the plano in excellent, « with the pla y nd pra Fr) the sca urch, 0, Coventry, Conn. an very much pleaged IGNATIUS KOCH Walters i. Don’t Move Your Ol. Pianos aly 10. taki Wh u are new home, select the plano you want now and we will deilver It toy Jenired : Wines your ol plano for a deautiful new Waiters and pay any ba Exchange five ot's1 per week. Upon request our representative will cal Warerooms, 34 Fioor Ali Cars Trarsfer to BLOOMINGDALES”, Lex. to 3d Ave., 59th to 60th St 0 im The Key to Fortune’s vaults is commonly Known as a World ‘‘Real Estate” ‘‘ad.’’ Acquire one to-day. Factory SaleTo-Morrow || || TO Jlooingades LEXINGTON 10 S*AVEF 59'"1060" Sr | Free Transters : \'' \" $1.00 p 25-Lb. Fiour Canister, whi family size, covered.......2 29c| ®, . Heav- Large Size Hea ity | Tin bread ee Nickel- Specials in Watches! Specials in Our | at $3.59 and $7.95 Jewelry Department | Women’s & DOLD'S HAMS—Ht regular 10% Tbs. VAN BACON, bor RN West Pe $$$ $l NEW FIGS—Very fancy; per 1D... 150 ie es Purest Wines and Liquors In a sale at the very lowest prices eer made on such grades. BASS ALE set Tab Al Car Men, Our Great 10-Day Merchant Tailoring Sale Is Going On, Come! A Suit, Prince Albert Coat and Vest, Raincoat or Overcoat, YOUR MEASURE for You may select the cloth you want from 50 different new weaves. WE GUARANTEE that if the garments are not absolutely satistactory in every particular to promptly refund the money you pay for them. No matter how tall or how short you may be, the price is the same. Housefurnishings at Big Savings —— Ova Fooi Tub; Japanned....-.++ Men's God “Bulletin of Grocery Specials That No Economical Housekeeper Can Afford to Overlook All mall orders for groceries (0 be de- 4 ts ednesday Morning Sale 8 to 12 o’Clock 3... P 29¢ ait Chiliren’s Oilcloth Aprons 10c Petticoats 2 8c} See ee | he Turkish Towe!s ». 19¢ ETS =—<—S, dab Gacamaeaibi ——_ 10¢ Bleached Must i $ | MADE TO s | Ve, Second Floor, 60th St, Bectton, LargeSize Heavy | Tin Roil Top} Bread or Cake} x, finished in | White, Oak, or | Brown FS . 69C! path Tab Seats; made , of hard- wood, highly polished; have heavy wire, nickel-plated sup- 34 Ib. White Japanned | ; ; 10c Canister, ‘stencilled Tea, Coffee, Sugar, | Rice, Oat Meal, t Prunesetc., etc. 10c Garbage Can, galvan-| ized sheet iron, Japan, ine All. Copper Piated Tea seamless bottom, No. 8 size; 74 | Choice of white, oak or brown Japanned,, "29C Kettle, usually sold for $1.50, spe- 18 cai at. BLOOMINGDALES' white Enamellea Chate.aine All Very Big Values. | on ; ; Watches, | rani peer ‘} settings; Filed Watches, nunt- handsomely engraved ranted for 20 years; Main Floor, 59th St, Section, Main Floor, Centre BLOOMINGDALES' NEW. EVAPORATED APRICOTS our “regular | per st bo aeons ; stomer has a| DEUS \ PRUNES, extra la se. rade, per ID. y grade, per Ib.. Basement. BLOOMINGDALES' vr 19% | RY—Extra fine; full gation MUSCATEL OR ! full +. Me ~ BLOOMINGDALES' ms and Saving You Money tive Selling System affords. It enables sellold goods, carpets, rugs, oil painte BLOOMINGDALES' 0. D. No x Sold fine Lingerie Waists 30 Sei ( lable Dames. per yd. deen re eens | i i F aosier lo BLOOMINGDALES’ Lex. to 3d Av. 591h 10 601h St,