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Lackawanna Railroad.

LackaWanna Railroad.
Leave New York, foot Barclay and Christopher SITS
$500 A. M.-For BinghamtOn and Syracuse.
1000 a. M.-For Buffalo. Chicago and s. Louis
XlOO p. M.--POcono Mountain Special
40 p. M.-FOr Buffalo and Chicago.
400 2. M.--For Scranton and Plymouth
S6-lO p M--For Buffalo and Chicago.
sS45 P. M.-Utica Oswego. Ithaca. Buffalo
300 a M--FOF Chicago-SleepeT5 open 8 P. NJ
Tickets 1G7. 429 1873 Broadway. y. Y; 33s Fulton
St. Brooklyn. 'Daily. Except Sunday. xThursdays
Fridays ard SATURDAYS.
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ADVERTISEMENTS and subs subscriptions Tor me Ii'OuA'
u -,s.-+-eiysd Al lei Uptown =
- tGLlt'N@ 10 4 BROADW n

,,sN.S Vii IL received = the following OFAtcn
TeeIIar ofce until eloeh p M 'a o
oinces az les 23d-st Il3 etn-nSc:' COT
20 9l2 East 14th-st.; 257 Wesi 's;ss
lZth-sl-. est
s@eea ~ Ifvgesl 7eh 77th ss Io-o "a Faf
Glst.st - l;t STremont-avei $50 3d-aTe near
10 ~ nIt 3I-ave.; D6 ChrIstoPIle1 n 0o4
sIsL-st "y-2T9 Conrt-st.i 2I3 sm1 $50 80
f tst.saTe Newark. y. J.-7e4 broao-s'' @4S"
A d y. Offices.
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SEw-JERsEx.

EEW-JERsEx.
BERKLEY HALL.
FORMERLY BERKLEY ARMSO
Fronting the Ocean. Rarnegat Bay on
SEASIDE PARK, n j..
one OF the finest hotels the New ownership;
managed by q celebrated caterer
Finest deep and still fishing sailing, boat
Ing and batnng the Atlantic The aim is to
make this Hotel noted for its cuisine and service.
Rates, $500 to $1,000 Weekly.
SPECIAL FEATCRES.-
Guests of this hotel restricted to the old form
OF ordering. They have whatever they
cooked to their order. they wish. the ceanly
manner by the best people procurabe,
passed by hotel the coast and which appeals
peciay those seeking maintaining good health.
Steam launch. sail the exclusive
Of our guests. Special low rates for the season
NOTE.-Patrons please purchase tickets for Berkeley
Station a special station built for the Hotel.
ADDRESS A. B. DENNIS, MANAGER
BERKLEY HALL. SEASIDE PARK, N.
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Steamboats,.
AND POINTS IN

mm@TPmN AND POINTS IN
IDONu@ Ii NQJAI NEW ENGLAND.
FALL RIVER LINE for Newport. FAN River Boston and
ali eastern and Northern Points Steamers PRISCILLA
and PURITAN Orchestra each Leave Pier 30
n R foot Of Warren ST. week days and sundays at
$50 NJ.
PROVIDENCE LINE for Providence Boston. North and
Fast Steamers PLYMOUTH and CONNECTICUT
Orchestra on each rer IS. N r.. foot OF Murray
St. week days only at 6 P. NJ
STONINGTON LINE for Stonlngton. Watch Hin, Nara
gansett Pier. Boston and East. Steamers MAINB and
NEW HAMPSHIRE Leave Pier 40 ". r.. foot OF
CIarkson St week days only at p NJ
NUttNlCH LINE New London. Fishers Island Block
Island Norwich. Worcester. Boston. North and East
Steamers CITY OF LOW ELL and CITY OF WORCES-
TER. 49, n. r. foot Clarks0n St. week days
only $50 z. II.
NEW HAVEN LINE New Haven. Hartford. Spring
field and North Week days Str. RICHARD PECK
leaves Pier 40 y. R.. ZOO 2. NJ foot Slst St. r. r.
8OO NJ Str. CHESTER w. CHAPLIN leaves Pier 30
N r.. 1900 Midnight. Sundays Str. RICHARD PECK
leaves Pier 40 " h. ESQ 4 N foot 31st St. Z. z.
1915 \ NJ. returning. due New York. 500 P. NJ -
TICKETS AND STATEROOMS. all Lines. at 1871. 26l.
673 LIS. 1854 Broadway Park Place % Union square
2l5 Columbus Avenue, 23 W l2oJh Street ioS T. l-9Jh
Court, $50 Fulton Street. 800 Broad
way, Brooklyn. and at Piers.
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SCPRElLE COTRr. COrNTY oF NEN

- for5-cornel.a T. Elliott Plaintiff against Charles
iTonsice ana Elizabeth H Ironside, his wife sometimes
s1o"a Is Elizabeth Irons5e ana Elizabeth Higgins Iron
- 51sTine hiEsins Luther shater and Mary 7 shafer
MS we: aired del Genovese Mary Geno-
Eese MS VIE, The Mary being fictitious.
rue hrst name Of said defendant being unknown 10
L.alItlH she being the wife
.enoyese san Luhg. William Kurtz and kate Kurt
me name kate being fictitious the first
e y sac defendant being unknown plaintiff. she
gSs ltie we o. The de!endan. William Kurtz. George
=, Meihe l1ete1aants Summons. desired the
&o1Aty q New York To the above-nared sefendarts:
ol are hereby summoned the complaint in his
A--o-i 10 serve q Your the Plain
IN attorneys within twenty service Of
ls sl- exclusive of the day service. and in case
. our -al-I 10 appear
against YOU by default relief demanded in the
1-'-'+-aiLl -Alel Ne" YORK. April 7Ih. 1903
STRONG * CADWAI.ADFR.
20 Wall s. Borough q Manhattan New. York civ -
10 the DEFENDANTS Elizabeth y Irorsi6e so-ns+f1ra
AleNn as Elizabeth Irousde Elfzslatb
see ana f-erffie. sometimes FIe-E~e
re foregoing summons Is nv rrri@a3inr
H-.-l an ..-ei 81 ne Honorable Charles Y Trlax
J-sLce u ne supreme Court state
caisc TIE ION cay u July. 1909 and flod Vt lie -
{aihL IN me once q The Clerk the County ~ Nv
York al the County Court House IN sad Conn, u w"
Dated New York. July 12th 1903 -'''
STRONG q CADNAl-ADER ATTORNEYS f,r Pls,r..4-
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SALE OF OLD MATERIAL At THE NAVY

Yard. New York.-There will be sold at the Navy
Yard New York material belonging to the Navy con
oemned unfit for therein OF clothing
small stores provisions cans, barrels. cloth, cloth cut
cartridge ordnance scrap iron and
steel. hose tools packing hardware locomotive. boats
pipe The sale cash 70 the highest bid
der by sealed proposals be opened y O'Clock noon
August Is 1908 SCHEDULES containing form Of proposals
and OF sale viii be furnished application TO the
General Storekeeper. Navy Yard. New York C5AS. H
DARLING. Acting Secretary Navy.
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.

BALTIMORE e OHIO RAILROAD
Leave N-vy-Yyrk City. SouLa Eerry- Liberty
Chicago. PittEburE.. -l-10 nL I'D NJ
Chicago, Columbus. 'l2S9pm Locpn D1srs
PittSburE CleVclIEd.." 6S9pm- 8 40pm- Lfnct
s.ifttxbur= Limited. 6S5pm- LOLpn- BUf-sr
CinrfnnRti. St Louis. 80 10 80 IS Sleeper
SfnCfUDafi- Louis. 30 23an- ~l0 3lau1. Diner.
SiDCfnunfI. 81 Louis. 8 55pr- TOOpun Bufr-r
SorfOTt< 55pm- OJpnn- Dinsr-
siraIv. fDaIly. Sunday. sSunday only.
Om-es- IG7 26i 424 1900 Broad way Ascor Uous@
- square w. Ssl G-and 81. y L SiS Futon ST
rooklyn; South Ferry and Liberty 81 Baggage cneczt
from b. residence 20 destination
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Plaintiffs ATTORNEYS or
STRONG q cADWALADER. Attorneys for P,,,r.,-
SUPREAIE CoURT. CorNrY or Nrn

Hork-Clarence =. Blanchard Nellie p tz,y. -
name . nlleT, plaintiffs against Charles r rear
b1ll sole surviving executor under the unI ~
= biancnsTo. deceased. Ada B Skinner. rv7srIC. =
lnEerscl and George Holmes executors -
VII and testament o. Della A RlanchsrS
ADA l. Skinner, John II Suftrins Sa-a5 e,ssSa'
Ina = A4SZ"sl- lima an Heusen. Louise Csrrsrd
Mrs " W Richards, Mrs Charles A Dore1nue T-tii1s -
o Thompson. Mark C. Thompson Lewis = $500
Frank s. Thompson. Blanchard Surns F6,5a csst .is
Mrs clifton Comfy and .. 3 Comfy bsnefciaTies -s-ai
deceased and William O Thompson MARI
son. John ~ Suft-ins and Lewis D. Sufri7s rsGr-
l6U and reXt Of XIII Of said Della P1srcbeT,5
ceased. Defendants T. the above NAMED
ths action. and 10 copy o. answer ~
plaintns attorney within twenty
c; this summons exclusive u the DAY service and
81 case q your failure u appear answer Judgment
viii taken against You ~ default for lie $40,
msnded in the complaint
Dssed. June !. 1908
HAZELTON & EAZET.ToN
Plsintirs. Attorneys. Post Ofice address and ono.
70. 20 Broadway. Borough Of Manhattan. CITY Of
10 Jobn N suftrins. Sarah C. Comfy. EIrna Z, A,sv-
Thompson, Marx c Thompson Lewis D. Suffrfns
= Thompson. Blanchard Suf-us. Edythe SuHrins N5rs
clifton Comfy and q. T. Comfy. benencaries named In
Tie last VIII testament Of Della A Plancbera
J H. u. SUGri1s and Lewis T. SUffytng lsu
ard % kin Of sad Della 4. Blanchard. deceased.
Tbs foregoing summons. 60 amt ded by the
Hon L-o1afd 4 CieScrlch, Justice q the Supreme
Court - the II New York. served upo6 Won
by publication pursuant order Of Hon CnaIjes
Z TrIsZ, Justice Of the supreme Court state
q NsW York dated June d 1903 lec with amended
complaint 81 the ofce % the clerk q the County
New York. the County Court House. II CITY and
County New York, said state the original sum
mons and complaint having been filed there June
HAzELpoN 4 HAZE.TON
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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Ocean NtenmrrS.

Ocean Steamers.
NORTm G[SunMAN l1OWDa
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
FROM NEW PIER. FOOT OF Sd ST HOBOKEN
Kaiser Aug. 4. 10 AM Kronprinz. Sept s. $50 AM
kronprnz Aug. II, AN X VIM. II Sept % $50 AM
n VIM HAug % 7:30AM Kaiser. Sept. 20. 10 AM
Kaiser. ....Sept 10 AM Kronprinz. Oct O. PM
THE NEW TWIN SCREW EXPRESS
S. S. KAISER Wll RElM ID. Z"
7T FEET-1e.5O0 TONs-4O 900 HORSE POWER
SAILS AUG. Is. SEPT %. OCTOBER 20
TWIN-SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE.
Observation-Disclosures.
FROM BREMEN PIERS. HOBOKEN, N. J..
Barbarossa Aug g. 10 AN Friedrich. Sept 3. PM
kufuerst Aug. 13. noon Barbarossa Sept 10 noon
bremen Aug 90 Pm Kurfuerst. Sent II, Pm
Luse aug. q. PM Albert. Sept "a,
MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FROM BREMEN PIERS HOBOKEN, N. J.
Lar Aug. IS. II AM Hohenzollern. Oct 10 II AM
Boz solIern aug ~ II AN p Irene Oct "a II AN
Z rene .Sept. II, IL AM Lain. T.
Lain Sept. 20. IL AN HohenzolIern. Nov. 81 II AN
OELRICHS & CO.. NO 3 BROADWAY, N Y.
Louis H Meyer. 40 South Third ST.. Phla-
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Cafskill Mountains.

To all points
CatslKiII Mountain. Otis and CatskilI & Tan
nersyiIle Railways.
making direct connections with New York Central
trains leaving " y 1854 II 80 A. NJ also the
DETROIT SPECIAL at p NJ. daily. INCLUDING
Sundays. with Parlor and Dining Cars; and the West
Shore trains leaving at 40 11:0 A. VI. Also Con
tinental limited leaving 2:25 z. NJ Also direct con
nections with the HUDSON RIVER DAY LINE and the
CATSKILL EVENING LINE steamers.
Purchase Tickets via Cntski1l.
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READING SYSTEM


NEW JERSEY CENTRAL X. X
Liberty street and south Ferry lras To@
south Ferry I'VE minutes earlier than shown eeloS-
EAsTON. BETHLEHEM, ALLENTOwS AND
MATCH CHJNk-z4OO C-15 Eastol onty) e-Lo A-
Al / 20 40. SEQ Is. +5 Easton only p Al slno2SA
Mills Wills EsfXRKE AND sCRANTON-EAoo. s.lo A
LAX F,VOOD, LAkEHCRST, TONS RIVER
AMI DARNEtCs Ia CO. $40 A NJ L50 q az L<se-
wood and Lakehurst only) 4sO P III SlndASA S4S
ATL1NTIC CITY-ts4O A. Il. TAO P. N doo p
yfSEI.aNB AND BRIDeETON-tz4OO \ M ti-so
LONG BRANCH. AsFERY PARE ocEAx
GROVE. POINT PLEASANT AND SEAShOAE
~: SO SIS {4s $50 $50 ui5o wednesdays u
Asbury Park and Saturdays to Point PIsasant3 =. y
Sundays except Ocean Grove. els A n. 80. 400
PitIi1DELPHIA-(READIN TER1INAL9 E.a<5.
II O0 IS 90 900. 1000 11IOO 4 NJ W 90. eAo@
81 30 100. 1900. AGO. 800. tes0o tIso 800 ? NJ
ottTH md CHESTNUT sTR1ETs-S4z5 1880. 1000.
I'll. As A N. 'LOO. t'3 40. 300. 200. fS.2o p NJ
READTNSi HARRISBURG, POTTsYuLE AND
WILL AlISPORT-. 400, e % tsgS, y ~ GeSS3
A NJ. Reading Onlyl. t&lO0 It-lzO IeVl = M
Heading Pottsvtlis and Harrisburg Only. tAOo 1900
skNbY HOOK ROUTE-Froul n Rsstor g.. Pier s
Atlantic Highlands seabrght. Monmouth Beach aac
II NJ a N 100 2 90 800 500 % 500 tAsbu-y
Park P. NJ Sundays. 1000 A. ~ LOO 4eo. 500 p n
day ssunday only tPaTor only. Via Tarnaau2
s5es Liberty St Ferry south Ferry Ass9s Hsqs>
1871 261 1900. 1884 Broadway Isl Sth Az = uato3
snare West 125th 81. 2T3 West 1z5th 81, 940
Columbus Av.. New York Court s.. 80 $50 Fulsoa
ST.. Bklyn; $50 B.way- W'msourg 4 Transfer Ca
calls for and checks baggage 70 destlnstt9n
Vice Pres AID Gen Mgr. Gen P1ss'r AZ
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School AGENCIES.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS. AGENCY
4 Il supplies Professors Teachers Tutors, Governesses
etc. to Colleges Schools and Families Apply to
Mrs. N ]. YOUNG-FULTON % Union Square
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Lac Schools.

Lac Schools.
NEW YORK sixty-ninth year opens Oct l. 1908.
Day Classes with sessions from
UNIVERSITY $50 P NJ Evening
law sC,,oo, Classes, sessions to 10 p NJ.
-" SOhOOL Graduate classes lead LII NJ.
0|o'o~7o>>1~0 J. D. Tuition 500. For circulars
N, y.
NEM SroR6 Day school; 80 Nassau St.
La W SCHOOL HEvCninE school. New York CITY
dwight Method" of instruction. Ii. B. In two
years LII NJ in three years. High standards.
oeho Tor catalogue GEORGE CHASE. Dean.
A DVERTISEMENTS and Subscriptions for The Tribune
~ received at their Uptown Office,
NO. 1864 BROADWAY.
advertisements viii be received the following branch
9 enc at regular Office rates until o'clock
ID Stn-aFe S: e. cor. 23d-st.; 1913 6th-RVe.
l2th-st.: 92 East 14th-st; 257 West 42d-st., be-
tween lth and 9Th aves; 26:S West 12Jthst.; Is:iS
5d-nye. between 10th and nth SITS. 1926 3d-ave.,
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posT OFFICE DEPARTMENT. WASHING

ton D. c. July IS. le03-Sealed proposals will be
cefved at Department until August Is 1903 al =
o'clock p. for furnishing 1000 reams OF wrapping
paper size 26x4o5T Ms. the reaIdurng the remain
der Of hsca year ending June 80 1904 for the use OF
departmental postal service. BANKS
proposals and specifications and full INSTRUCTIONS VIII
application the Superintendent OF the
Division Of Post Once Supplies Once Department.
Washington. D. &. r. J. WINNIE, Acting Postmaster
General.
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A DVERTIS EAiENTS subscriptions for The Tribune
\ rec at their Uptown Office.
NO. 1851 BROADWAY.
Advertisements will be received the following brach
Offices al regular ONCE o'clock viz;
PA s. e. 23d-st.; L5S 6th-aYe.. cor
I2th-st.; 92 East I4th-st., 257 West 42d-st. be-
3d-ave., between 18th and 18th So LOG ;sd-aye.;
.z0S 1st-ave.. S9th-st
I25tb-sf 556 IremontaaHe.i $50 ;5d-aNe:' a fs
BIeecker-st. BROOKLYN. ~ Y.-216 Court-st;'
2I5 smfth-st.; Goa Gates-aye Newark N J'
-z84 Broad-ht. Also at Il D. T ornes&
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Country Board.

7 AXE PLACID-Boarders wanted; rates IS to SO per
IL week; write for family rates Address E. z. LAW
RENEE. P. o. Box 1873, Lake Placid, n. Y
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A DvERTIsEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
~ received their Uptown Office.


Offices at regular office rates until o'clock p m. viz:
214 Sth-aVe.. :. 2. 23d-st-: 15:S 6thHVe.,
12th-st.; 81 East 14th-sti 257 West 42d-st, be
eth and ayes.: 2O;j Vest 1&Jth-st-; I,33S
:Bd-aVe.. between 10th and nth 1925 3d-aVe.,
61st-st: Los 1St-ave.. S9th-st 1877 East
125tII-St.; T56 TremOnt-ave.; $50 3d-aVe.,
41st-st.; 554 3d-aye.; 80 ChristOPher-st. Brook
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Gates-ave. Newark, n. J.-794 BrOad-st. Also
A. D T. offices.
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BrOokLun Propertu for Sale.

DROOKLYN property sold quickly FOR cash F.rnestus
- Guck Co. Tha 2staye AGENTS $50 FuIton-st. Bkln
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WORK
GUARANTEED

For Boys and Young Men-Country
NEW YORK. REPRESENTATIVES,
Irving Institute, Non-Military.
Fan term, Sept. 2sd. J. NJ FURMAN A. M PRINCIPAL
NJ APLEWooD. CoNCORDvILLE PENN-successtui
~ school: one OF the best to Inspire with energy
to wake up boys Of life able professors Iat11
Englsh college preparatory commercial courses:
gymnasium. athletic field: students now success
ul business men doctors lawyers legislators etc.
IN y 5 Senate; young boys admitted $3.50 JOSEPH
sHORTLIDGE Oale) A. n. Prin
THE HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY Worcester
a Mass 4sth year Best sanitation. high scholastic
pointed laboratories Visitor; The Rt. Rev Alex Il
Vinton D. D. Head Master JOSEPH ALDEN SHAW,
A n
Canada.
ONTARIO LADIES COLLEGE AND CONSERVATORY
- of Music and Art Pronounced by Governor General
The best OF the kind he had in Canada Cata-
logue: Rev. j. j. HARE. PhD-, Pr1n. Whtby, Ontario
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-03

Boats leave at GEO. 1000. HOO A. NJ. and 100. 200.
400 300. 600 500 P. NJ: Sundays 1000 A NJ. LOO
400 SEQ P. M. for all
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-19

Calgary & Edmonton Land Co., Ltd.
Qu'Appelle, Long Lake @ Saskatchewan
Land Co., Ltd. @&@
Western Assurance Company.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1903-11-28
Advantages of Technical Education.

In no sphere of life is the possession
of technical education more advant-
ageous or necessary than in the field
of mining and metallurgy. For years
and decades the practical miner, the
one who prides himself upon his lack
CT technical knowledge, which in his
vocabulary is encompasSed in the one
word theory" has failed to advance.
He does all things as his father and
his grandfather did before him, on the
general principle that that which was
good enough for his ancestors is good
enough for him. Within the past TWEEN
ty years this old-time practical miner
has been slowly forced into the back
ground and in his place is found the
technically educated man. who with a
worldwide knowledge of his business
is equal to almost any emergency that
may arise. This is an age of progress,
and in no branch of industry is it mere
marked than in mining. Approaching
the situation, thousands of miners ev-
erywhere are endeavoring to broaden
their knowledge of the industry by
reading and study, and the result is
that in the mining industry there is
growing up an army of men who are
each year becoming moro competent to
undertake the various branches of
their profession.
The necessity for this course is be-
ing forced upon them. Mining methods
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1903-11-28
MORE FACTS ABOUT PEPsIKoLA.

Why Mr.. Ben. L. Bear recommends
it to his customers for dyspepsia.
II have sold many so-called dyspep-
STA cures since 1 have been in bust
ness said Mr.. Bear to a representa-
tive of this paper, but l must say
that nothing has ever given such uni
versal satisfaction as PepsikoIa."
Il had heard that druggists in other
cities were having large sale for il
and as the manufacturers authorize
me to guarantee it to cure dyspepsia
or refund the money. was very glad
to secure the agency for PepsikoIa.
My success with this remarkable
remedy has caused me to wonder "
continued Mr.. Bear, "as the demand
for it has made a new record in my
store"
No one need have dizzy spells. sick
headache. biliousness. nervousness. loss
of appetite, sour stomach. coated
tongue, restless nights. or any other
symptom of indigestion and dyspepsia
IL they will use Pepsikola.
1t is also a splendid nerve tonic. it
improves the general health. puts on
firm. solid flesh. and if you are run
down or emaciated it will almost sure
~ increase your weight from five to
twenty pounds. You take no chances
in purchasing a twenty-five cent box
as Mr.. Bear will hand you the money
right back over the counter if it fails
to do as claimed.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1903-11-28
ONLY GUARANTEED CATARRH
CURE.
Hyomei Costs You Nothing If it Fails
Says n. Goodman's Pharmacy.

Among the many medicines upon the
market that claim to cure catarrh. mona
hut Hyomei has enough faith in its
own merits to be willing TO refund the
money If il does not cure.
This remarkable remedy for catarrh
kills the microbes and the germs Of
the disease and from it's introduction
has been sold under a positive guaran-
tee to return the money to all dissat-
listed customers.
H. Goodman's pharmacy has sold n
great many Hyomei outfits in the last
few years. and they stand ready today
to refund the price 20 any one who
has not been helped by Hyomei.
The complete Hyomei outfit costs
$1.00 and comprises an inhaler, a bottle
Of Hyomei and a dropper. The inhaler
will last a lifetime; and additional bot
ties of Hyomei can be obtained fer soc.
Breathe Hyomei for a few minutes
four times a day. and your catarrh viii
grow better from the first days use.
and will be completely cured in a short
time.
Do not try to cure catarrh with or
binary stomach medicines. Breathe
the healing Hyomei. which goes to
every part of the air passages and res
piratory organs, killing the catarrh
germs and preventing their growth.
1t is the only treatment for catarrh.
where you can get your nancy back
from a local dealer in case it does not
help
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1903-11-28
THE SPENAZUMAS SWINDLER.
He Has Been Sent to Prison and
Others Should Follow Him.

/ Ignatius Qualey, the New York con-
fidence man and swindling mine pro-
moter, has had his sentence of one
year in the penitentiary confirmed by
the supreme court of New York and is
probably in stripes ere this paragraph
will be printed. Qualey and his asso-
ciates are, with a single exception, I'M
der sentence, and that exception is held
for trial. When Qualey was arrested
in st. Louis some months ago. his air
of injured innocence provoked some
sympathy for him. which, as events
proved. was unfounded. Another west
ern promoter, whose scheme of swindl-
ing investors consisted of selling over
issues of stock, is also in the peniten-
tiary. If a few more of their ilk, who
are today using the mails to secure
their victims. would be brought up
with round hand in the Federal
courts, there would be more safety for
investors and legitima te mining invest
ments would be more easily placed
Lead and Zinc News.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1903-11-28
LOSSES OF QUICKSILVER.

The losses of quicksilver in mills may
some times be remedied by keeping the
lower end of the outside plates dry
that is, not sprinkling mercury on
them at all. The quicksilver escaping
from above is caught on these plates
as near the proper condition Chat of
pasty amalgan) as possible; the cen
trail section is kept 'wet''-that is. sup
piled with more than the FORMAL
amount of mercurv-with the view to
catching amalgam and gold that may
be secured from the upper section: the
lower end hard as explained above, to
catch any globules of mercury that
may roll down from above. While
some mill men contend that long
run of plates-more than IL feet-is ur-
necessary. experience shows that a
long run is advisable in many mills
fer purposes above indicated. In this
way good plate amalgamation can be
done and large losses in quicksilver
lessened, if not prevented entirely.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1903-11-28
HOW sHARKEY FED HIS "FAcE.'

Sharkey, the heavyweight, was at
the height of his fame. He was man
aged by Tom O'Rourke and the two
men were in Chicago.
Sharkey had been a sailor until a
few months before, and his manners
were those of the forecastle. Now, he
and O'Rourke had much money in
their pockets, and Sharkey was anx-
iOus to see what he called high life"
AS a start in that direction O'Rourka
took him into a Michigan avenue no.
tel one afternoon to eat a bit of lun-
cheon. Both of them were abashed By
the splendcr of their surroundings. by
the Frenchified list of things to eat on
the gold embossed card and by the icy
attitude OF the person who came to
take their order.
The waiter stood at attention in an
appalling silence until O'Rourke could
stand it no longer
Tom" he said I'm not bit hun
CRY. Say, waiter" he went on, can