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New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

yori, Ly tha grace God free ard independent. 70
Cooper Union the AdVancenant Of e:.ce eo5 Art
Tooil Kucls!ski :ndiy+5cE.iy and EG<t OF k9 aad
leaaiee THciaissi. deceased tegatae t.lares
kQciezki. Individually OF lin ard sSEtee Of
kuceIsk Gscaase1 as@t=e; Lrtwt- hic+slsEi,
Ttv'ar=yStwo roczyunqscicatsc-cz SEpC4ia tZaci
Boaifratrow, Caroline BJ}aEoHizc Jchn bIt3rc7iEc.
Ar@stasjG Frnisterz ju-a -S1yc- lsdyslaE 2riips.
Of Felix =ucass the executor, administrator or
legal representative. Z OF 1gn2e Fsuc@k dcSeeir
ana 9tlGHt :nTe.y Ccf--IF = l3 70 Al lsi SOFAS FsT-
ths estSte OF Felix Rueiesd. lste % {rnseu,
Aus1ria dsceassi 81 cs1o-s nezt cf In or 't:srSss;
requa9 personally &c he and a2@r 13toFe SrTegate
aald Ccal!sty held at County Colft IoSss Ia tse
C0uut- Of New York Of January, 1Jc, at
CLOCK the forenoon og that 3SF, then
f there % trdcGl sett.eicel Of TIE or
Cad - Hsrss8a3a. ancillr-G Alns,s
f,n:cr wita tie u t:le Co1s. Csat.@is ard
Credits al ceceSgeG OF hereby
ci1e 2t J4e1;-one yeErE axe
ou!red ap1ear ciz1 I havs one. If
you have I0l;e, atT-ar af appiy fer one to be ap
o:rte event Of 1egsc failure 10 10 so.
guardan ar-o:nse1 by te Surrogate TO repro
sent ard for in the profs2sass:
In Testulony Whereof We nave caused the Seal Of ms
Slrro2Etss' CGuTt Of tte El!i CeIntyasof New
YORK 70 be a1.xe6. Ei"1ess. Hon:
the C,c'.Htg o; SCW YSri, tts 1j}sil
dey % October. in the yea CO OFF Lord ene
nine hcnrrci and ETs
JA5iE7 i. DOESEIJY,
% the surrrZa;ss Court
FTrrGpES POINUS & SCI{ EEAlAE AttoFrsys for rc-
iary Administrator. 81 1toad"ay aiaiihattan.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE or NEW

York. by the grace God free and independent 70
Samuel y. Hey' REUBEN NJ. Eoyt Faux f. Egyt Isabel
Nevt Bargs Henry T. izoyt I1oSence Z. offs Alfred
Huyt John s. f1oyt. Rosua IEoyt CorI,eIis " IIagt
Isabel boyt, Jesse Tioyt Alice g Psttt Lyman rlz!ry
Do.iaray. Josephine e Csnaray Marion ytitz CarG-
!ine L, H. Denlaray. Chaurfo5 Hye@ Deelafae arthur
Prescott Deuaray. ChaTies Il perasray AIs c. Iycn.
Fr.nees al K!Es. Warren Caf~eiI ciiaras Il. caldwell
end howard &. Caldwell. the heirs ard Ee1E OF
3Jary Irsae Hoyt, ds?eas9d sena Ertet.aS Wheeras,
e22iied to the sarr:.etss c9art ef 9Yr Cqgny q Ntw
dae tbs 24th Gay Of February. 1902 rela5;ns tc
and personal pr2pa.ty duE prcve7 tts asr Sfj
and Testament "f Mary Irea ftyt late # the c2unty
New York GeceaES3. Therefore. art each es
srGaar bsfsEe tia s;iFrgrsfs OF
CT Office IN the <,au5ty Kew EUrs,
c: December. thotss75 hunared
Fni five. haif-pas o'c!cck that
gay, aud tf:rA pTJta9e sajt
YiIl sai TeitamsHt. Ard sueh cg hsrey
cited. undar tie II tTrec.y-o1s years.
required appear by siard&u. Il you hevs
ycu axe rore, 70 apgsH: ani apb}y Tor - be
sppointEd in ta ftire to do
gua::ian VIII 10 appointed by tHs Surrogate to
represent ana act Tor you in the pT-cea2l ls
w!nreof haVs caasa3 TIE Sesi o. ths
SafTozste's Caart of the said County OF EstH
X. 81 TcTS 10 be hsyAants saEed- Witness, Etoa.
Abner c. Thames. Surrogate OF ctr sad
County Of New York. at said Cnty. tbs iLh day g Cc
tooe IN the OF Lord ;sn4r G.T's hundred
and five JAMES r. DON : s-L.-fY.
Clerk OF tlie SurTQSSto'S Court.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
STOCKS.


Consolidated Traction Co of n NJ............ So "a
Joseph Dixon Crucib,e Company. .3I5
Essex & Hudson Gas Company. .....-..-.-.-.126 12s
Gas 6 Electric Company of Bergen County. 50 6Z
Aackensaek Water Company common. ....-..-.1 100
do preferred. ie3
Hobcken Land 6 Improvement Company. .......2e0
Hudson County Gas Company ................1I0 III
P Loriiiard preferred - .....14o ..' $50
New-5FunsWlck Light. Heat & Power Co. go
New-Jersey Zinc Company. y..........-.....--.--2e0 $50
New-York & New-Jersey Telephone Company les 119
North Jersey Street Railway Company. 20
Paterson & Passafc Gas & Electric Company 10 T5
Public Service Corpora ton ................ 9S 102
Rapid Transit Street Railway Company. .25G $50
Somerset, Uni IN & MiddleSex Lighting 30
South Jersey Gas. Electric & Traction Co... l28 1S
Singer Manufacturing Company. $40 coo
Standard Oil Company. Observation-Disclosures. 692 e90
United Electric Company New-Jersey. "a
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03

Pacific Railway Company yesterday reelected
the retiring officers and chose the follow
ing members of the executive committee: w H
Moore, d. G. Reid. Z. T. Yoakum and w B. Leeds,
of New-York, and J. H. Moore. Marshall Field
Robert Mather, of Chicago. The directors of the
Rock Island Company reelected the retiring Of
fcers and elected G. T. Boggs. of East Orange, n.
j. vice-president as well assistant secretary
and assistant treasurer, and ]. j. Quinlan vice
fnroc
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
.S,trrOggtes Notices.

Hr'GARREN OR NG0uGaRAS, ALEX
Az ozsr In 1-,;-zu.rre OK an os6sr cf Ecr. Gfark
= fi,xTs~nid a s,r!7g5tr Of ee County Of Sau EsN,
nc IL ej,y .ivsc ,2rs .2trE csln7s 92esst
Alexander Hclia.-ra. o5isr1 ,se rft s. As@n-A No
E1C,tpcta- lz.e 4ss@azsn 10
ret RE rI1s Win vg1rce aeTsaf .s=Tj1eE,
50 Ms :ars u tcsrsaet.rs ts41aEs 81 ths 2sce ..
,t-1far5 e lsr1aG No 81 Ste SeFeisa Of
.aiiactan IN tta CITY az New icE en- G. Sstore tas
ts.ta day d Fec1.aiy rssI-
Iatsd Negs la.s t.= s4d dsv ct sug1.st. 1875.
RF.ERY A1'GOCIF=Ga.N Administration
sI.hTCTFOZD SHERMAN. Atf9-GsyE Tor AGruiAts-
t-e..sr, 81 NASSAU St. He.E yak c--y.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
,roRss. JOHN B.-rN PuRsuANcE OF AN

II order os Ho Ahnrr c. Thc.lss Surrogate o. tho
Co:;:ly er' York E13ice j. aaTery Erssn % ali per-
80 Tex.r1 cIsi.rs sgs1.t 3ctr = N5.ss zf tSs
Gl.7y & z-s Eos. ae r-~>sat tie ssBe Win
,,,rtrE thereof si5.a-sHs.a. .!s!r stass ~
tlrsaetirs k1stae4e t.e rs % *iiiiu 3 s.tker
K as-aa Street Escrots q kszISs+ssr. i ts Cjty ot
Sew Eo-s, o. tes4ie - 1lta Say q StsceA hrxt
Date1 EsEy Ec.s sr1 O.: Ss1-s5ctsr. 1875.
CATF3TIrsE r RCIr5 Yzs..trix.
EREoStyFC, ?. Ai.T.E%. E,. eGg5r.
wTTJJsH 2 AITEE.S AttcIsey fCr BzccrtcEs, Nae
ssu St-set, Manhattan. -cjeS York CITY
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
,g,HE PEOPLE OF THE STATE or NEW


Yor'' by ire srscs Of God fres 1na indasendent.--
To Iho54as J. F. sve,!l o. ire EErNy
Aveyih lezeosl and 20 fll retsors Hcre%tai IL ~
eetss o. Ju et Ausi0ta SesSp. e the C%+n Gt SeT
Tok. 5cCea. ed crad3,cg. I-eRts~s If ~
send est You sTd ,seh her,b.
Surrogate Ct the County ( New y.k st tbs ro7s..a
Court OF said rouny. held a. hs coayty Scut Rousa.
in the Co;rty % >em Eok: ca tie 90 d o. Tccel her
fsAs. at bclf p5st ten o'cI1ck n me forenoon
cay .ren ard there 70 asnd J'isl Pstt,sren i the
sccou2t q; t1s ms of 1ur I-yon Ker0
erck Merton Tryoa enE s.e2sn i. TyrE as exaat-og
* the vii nf tte sad 2its3 Augstc Kemp.
adj t.useas of Z t;ustz the
supplemental Mt wiz say lie kersafisr
filed herein ard such OF yoU hetsty CT a. as as
under the of tUen-Y-cre IGlu red sp-
b1 -1nTt,I2g: 4 hl..e
none, to and Apply fer fne to e Fp9onted IN
the event II failure nGaet 70 IN
will be eppo ne by ;he Surrogate
for you in tie p~9cccing
In testirnony v,sfeaf have caused Of the
Surrogstes' Court of ;he said cg-lt. Nv
Yer. t. he Eereyl-. .txed
Seal PRANK T. FITZSEHATD, a srrscg - of
cur said coTrtT, ct tre CorrtF ycrc,
18th DAY cf tlciober r. re year o. cur
Lord thousand nine hunt 81 I'D fips,
JAAE9 A. T0NNEf,rlY
Clerk of tire Slrto fata's Court.
JOHN IARKIN attorrsv for acao1ntants o8Iss sud
Estoffice address - Wall st. Bcro. Of Manhattan.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
IN pr1psrrANcE or ~ oRDER OF EoN.

~ I n n = - s,~.. - -,. -. :. :.
New Ya-E rolcs is AsresS fye' g al Pss>5h ils*7as
80. vi esae&sed present .1e Fc VeAseess
.;.reo. h tae s}1s.sIsr 81 ter pace g 5rsas1S1g
E-t-ss 81 r-s ofic. O. HaEe. fSzuJzF, , Vel
se.r n ne city OF Ea 4or c. u beters tie frst
o l,a.e4 Nev Ycri, 2fs': 5sy Of cete3,sr. ;se5
p.F-Ea & PE 4roDy. as.sn's7z 70 i--s-sstrS Van
sect ES4eUsn % &eb.stsan NaF 3PrS ~.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
~ p1-ps-rANl.E oF- AN oRDER oF HoN.

prsnz :. Est-gera.A s--gegsis - tae csso{y ~
eis.s azziE-t t'vEeas y f.i-s1 20 p p 80
g =. 5-s ,-6i1cf,srs "a. ne s2,seef a Is s5s
cf t-snss .sius i4-aess No - sEess~<@ - t - -
- - +-r-. cr r ssra.e .as Sgt7 esT g A4A h>A-
t.+zs -. YORK tN5 S5tn iGT q .A.s5SsE H.
= I EzftAfi To- -s<ts1A @'-' --A'~-N@@-
By APT fCE Tf,ttSi. 1'.eSz'iEss.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
Business Opportunities.

/.irrrr EsfaN Il; present eiore'y connected sith
u scotch CoaI anG Sa!PRiIg IzA',s o-s,fes elgase
-, - the colonies ~ Ahrcss CorrE1secial Sa1-
sv.r ~ f-of.,asy Company. n Gal AID ss!2o.;s
Aoarzss - - 0oA ss~ ssAs A~'s~~S--
oSa~sA InnaaaI E1<.AcA
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
Teachers agencies.

AMERICAN AND Fo&riGN TEaCtssag;x- Ae-gs,.x
suppcs Professors. Teachers TCLors,
TO Colleges. Schools Families Amply to
a!. J. YoTr%CS-Ft- t-f-Tf1N S3ur-@.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
BOSTON STOCKS.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Charles D Barney C. NO 25 Broad-t.
Eew-Yorl, and No. South 4th-st.. PhileGalDh;s1
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03

THE FEDERAL TREASURY.
wss,.nr,on Nov 2-The condition of the Treas
urv al the beginning OF business to-day was fol-
RESERVE FUND
Gold coin and bullion. tioocooOO
TRUST FUNDS. TO REDEFM OUTSTANDING GER
1TFICATES
,-,,. co,- ....-,................. &525 oae pse
sIsy., dollar. 4T6 $4,000
Silver dollars Of 1890 $4,000
ro.., ..-...............sl 81 90 Oss sse
S-.nsTat rna ...,..,.-.-.............. i59 e3T
yasno.is, IA rational banks. 6S23TG5s
In PhiIiup.ne Trsasury.... &T2203e
1x.,s.es. AiH
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
BALTIMORE STOCKS.

Furnished by Van schaick e Co.. RIO. wsl-st,
r,Ga nd
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
NEW-yERSEY SECURITIES.
BONDS.

Gevis.d daily by J. Reinhardt. No Io Wai-st,
Bid Asked
.Aruerdcan Dock g. LINN Co IS 1921. ] & .1l3A
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
FOREIGN BANK RETURNS.

a;p Total sales
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03

nsYe Total sales
MINING STOCKS.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT AND MUNICIPAL
BONDS.

aleported by Zimmerman & Forshay)
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
MINING STOCKS.

sI.ess than 100 shares.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-06-24
SAYS ]APAN'S NAVY
FINEST Of World

London, June 3.-The Toxic CORE
spondent Of the Daily Telegraph again
today sends additional details Of the
naval battle received from Moi, Sase-
DO and other points.
II Is said that when Rear Admiral
Nebogatoff surrendered the Russians
hoisted red flags on their topmasts
with Russian flags below them. The
crews were drawn up in parade order
on the decks and some OF the sailors
were waving white flags. The whole
AFFAIR. the dispatch says, was con.
temItible spectacle"
The correspondent Of the paper who
witnessed the battle says that toward
sunset. when the fighting was most
fierce, there were some sickening
sights beyond human power Of descrp.
ton.
The Sasebo correspondent describes
some pathetic scenes. He saw exhaus.
ted fugitive Russian sailors standing
on places beneath high cliffs in remote
and deserted parts where there were
no roads. All of them were thirsty,
hngry and overwrought. Two Japa
nese cruisers engaged In merciful
search alone saved COO Russians.
The same correspondent says that
when the Japanese battered the tor
pedo.boat destroyer Bedovieff, com.
pletely dismantled her, Admiral Rojest.
vensky was the last man to be dis
covered. He was hiding at the bottom
Of the destroyer and was bleeding
freely from many wounds. Tho cor
respondent goes on 20 say:
1T Is understood that Admiral Ne.
bogatoff, who is graceful for the kind
treatment given to him by order Of
the Mikado. will be allowed to pro.
coed home within few days. His
surrender was disgraceful and unac.
countable. An examination OF his ships
shows, though the guns were rusty and
the bottoms Of the vessels covered with
seaweed. there was no lack Of fighting
resources. There was plenty Of anmu.
milton and no trace Of damage by the
Japanese shells"
Another correspondent Of the Te!e'
graph says that the captain Of the
armored cruiser Dmitri Donskoi, when
interviewed, admitted the foolishness
OF trying to force the Tsu strait. JIG
said:
"The japanese navy Is the finest In
the world. The crews were so COO
and brave as to appear almost like
demons and not humans"
The crew Of the cruiser Ural de
lscribe how three successive twelveinch
shells completely disabled the vesse
and sent her to the bottom inside Of
forty minutes. All stories, the Tele
graphs correspondents say, contras
the accuracy Of the Japanese with tn,
wild firing Of the Russians, who were
outfought and outmaneuvered at al
points. 1t Is said Admiral Togo, on Tho
night before the battle. when he knew
from the scouts that the Russians
would be of Tsu island the followin;
morning, and, knowing that all hi
preparations were complete, slep
sOundly.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-06-24
D New York Preos.

which will rival any similar struc.
ture in the world. Fifteen stories high
and having nearly 1000 rooms, IL will
be erected at a cost Of about $15,00O,.
900. The bathrooms and cafes will be
modelled after those Of the famous no.
tells of Europe, the entire inner court
being taken up with one large dining.
room, other smaller diningrooms ex.
tending along the Fifty.ninth street
side and half way through to the
Plaza front.
The work Of demolition will soon
be begun by a construction company.
which will rush the hotel to compile
ton. Those who have already made
application for apartments in the new
hotel have been notified that they
probably will be able to take posses
sion in September, 1906.
In addition to the present frontage
in Central Park the south 1876 feet
have been bought, giving the new
structure 1876 feet on the north side
and 200 feet Plaza frontage. One OF
the most attractive features will be a
large open garden similar to that In
the Hotel Ritz in Paris. The Plaza
front will include large driveway, the
entrance opening into an immense cor
ridor, which 1t is hoped to make the
center Of evening activities.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-06-24
GERMAN AMER|CA Trade.
VIEWS OF GERMAN ON
COMMERCIAL TREATY
DRAFT OF SUGGESTIONS TO BE
SENT TO WASHiNGTON-THE
IDEAS OF GERMAN
TRADESMEN.

n..,t- r,u. IN rh. Nar,uoo
government urai' Oh us views On
the proposed commercial treaty with
the United States is in course of prep
aration for submission to Washington
in July. 1t is based upon the reports
of the German chambers of commerce
and other commercial authorities.
The Dusseldorf Chamber, one of the
most influential In the Rhenish West.
phalian manufacturing district, sent
Prince Won Buelow q memorial In
which these fundamental principles
were laid down:
First-The old Prussian treaty Of
1928 must either be formally cancelled
or extended to the German empire,
with binding force for the United
States.
Second-If that treaty be cancelled It
must be replaced by a treaty of COM
merce and navigation between the two
countries. Among other things. such
treaty must regulate general naviga.
ton and commerce between them, de-
Ilue tHe TlSHtS Oh lHe ClllLcHS OI OUf
country while stopping in the other.
and prepare the way for an extension
OF copyright arrangements and the
promotion of postal intercourse.
Third-A ~tariff treaty with the
United States must be sought In which
one concession shall be balanced by
another fully or approximately equally.
Section 4 calls attention to section 4
OF the Dingley law permitting reel.
procity concessions for only two years,
and expresses doubt as to whether the
United States Government is In posi-
ton to make a treaty at all without
further legislation. and whether the
United States Government could get
from Congress the right to conclude 4
treaty for a longer period than FIVE
years; and then demands that, in case
the treaty negotiations lead to no prac.
tical result, the general German Gus.
toms be applied to imports from the
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-06-24
MORE POWlRF0R GOOD
OPENING Of new WING
TO QUEENS HOSPITAL
FINE MODERN STRUCTURE I'M.
PRESSES VISITORS - MUSIC
AND REFRESHMENTS
FOR GUESTS.

Tho oueep.s bospita, Ind many via.
-
''ors YESTERDAY a''erhooh' 'he oeeasio"
OF the dedication OF fine addition, a
handsome new section To he known As
,,o .po,,,, ,v,,o a.. - :, DIT,
e' :" "'' VI
cess Bernice Pauahi Bishop
Inc hawaiian Dand was present, be-
Ing stationed In the new structure.
inc annex was built at q cost OF
s65,OOO OF which the Hon. {. X. Bishop
gave $4,000 In memory OF his wife.
quests we're refreshed at small Ia
bles placed on the balcony OF the sec
ond story which was made attractive
by nag decorations. Visitors were
shown over the establishment by the
hospital stan.
Forty'two beds are contained In the
new wing. There are thirty beds In
three wards on the ground floor. On
the second foor there are eight pri-
vate rooms and kitchen and lava.
tories. On the top foor are four pri
vate rooms. the operating room and
layatories. The annex Is In position
where 1t can be reached by plenty OF
light and air.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-06-24
The BUSINESS MANS HANDY IN.

The BUSINESS MANS HANDY IN.
pEx, published In the Saturday Bulle
tin and the Weekly Edition, gives .
concise and complete resume Of all L.
gal notices, calls for tenders, Judg.
ments, building permits and real es.
tate transactions. Evening Bulletin,
rs cents per month. Weekly Bulletin.
s. DER year.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-06-24

"If this municial ownership idea
goes through" said one ward poll
tician. there won't be any use In being
an alderman" "You can't tell what
may happen" answered the other.
"Maybe we can get more out of run
ming the railroad than we could by
franchises" - Washington
Star.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-06-24
NEW YORK
M0NSTfR HOSIERY

New York, June 9.-On the site of
the Plaza Hotel, at Fifty.ninth street
and Plaza, and extending through to
Fifty.eighth street. 1t is planned to
erect within the next year a hotel
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-06-24

Blank books of all sorts, ledgers,
ETC., manufactured by the Bulletin Pub
fishing Company.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-06-24

Even the most cherished lips lose
much Of the charm when you see them
kissing a dog.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-31
CHOOSE "SEQUOYAH"
FOR STATES NAME

MUSKOGEE. J.. T-Unlcss some.
thing occurs 20 radically change the
present sentiment Of the members OF
the constitutional convention the name
selected for the new state will be Sc
Quoyah. This would name the sep
arate state OF Indian territory II. by
any chance, Congress should ratify
the action Of the Indian convention.
The name selected Is that OF the great.
est Cherokee that ever lived.
He invented the Indian alphabet,
which contains eighty-six characters
and Is one OF the most wonderful in
yentions Of the world. considering the
fact that its inventor was an Hitter
ate Indian. The Cherokee Advocate
was established at Tahlequah short
~ after this alphabet was invented
and has been published there since
that time, using the Cherokee charac.
tiers. This is the only newspaper
many OF the full blood cherokees can
read.
The translation OF the Bible into
Cherokee and the printed copies
where che Cherokee characters are
used has helped largely IN the CONVEX
sions OF the Indians within the last
bali century 20 the Christian faith.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-31
WILL BUILD TUNNEL
TO CANADA

DETRoiT-Work on tho railroad
tunnel which IS to be constructed un-
der the Detroit river between windsor
and Detroit began Friday. A force
Of workmen was set to work sinking
the initial shaft on the American side.
A similar shaft will shortly be sunk
on the tunnel line on the Canadian
side While there Is stIll much pre-.
liminary surveying and testing 10 be
done. the location Of the tunnel Is
practically decided upon.
The actual length o. the under.
ground portion OF the tunnel win be
two aud siNtenth miles. and the dis
lance from surface 10 surface almost
exactly three miles. II is estimated
that between two and three years will
be occupied In the construction.
The Michigan Central Is forced as
present 10 ferry all rs tralus across
tho river at Detroit This Is expCn.
alive ana IS a great loss Of time.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-31

scalp Cleared 81 Dandrun snd Hair
Restored BY One Box Of cvtievra
and One Cake Of cUtig1ra
soap.

A. W. Tan Of Independence. va
writing under date u sept 10. 1904.
says 4 have had falling hair and
da1drnn for twelve years and could
got nothing 20 help me. Finally I
bought one box Of cuticura Ointment
and one cake Of cuiicufa Soap and
they cleared my scalp of the dandru1
aud stopped the hair falling Nov
my hair is growing a. wen a. yer. !
am highly pleased with Cuueura Soap
~ a toilet soap. tsignedl A. ". Taft.
Independence. Va"
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-31
cLEmERTlNR GONZALES,
OF CENTRAL AMERICA,
RESTORED TO HEALTH.
PE-RU.NA THE REMEDY.

Miss Cementina Gonzales. Hotel Pro
vincia. Guatemala, G. A, in a recent
letter from 2f7 Cleveland Ave, Chicago,
Ill, writes:
II took PcrBna for a WORKOUT con
dillon. Twas 50 run down thar 4 couId
nof sleep &c nlgff. had no appetite and
feh tired la hhc mOrnfnE.
~ tried many fonicS, but Perunn
was lhe only thing which helped me III
the LEAST. After ! had fskcn bur q hali
bottle I felf much better. I continued
rs use for three W'eeks and I WIS com.
pfefey restored 10 heakh. and was
able 20 take Dp my studies which had
been forced 10 drop. There n nothing
better than peruns 70 build up the
system "-Cfemeadna Gonzales.
Address The Peruna Medicine Co,
Of Columbus, Ohio, for instructive free
literature on catarrh
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-31
Maud continue the War.

ST. PErERsnuRG-A report Il IN
circulation here that the reaetlonaries
are trying 10 induce the esar 10 issue
a manifesto announcing that, owing 70
tho treaoheV Of Japan war win con
.tinue. and calling on che Russians 10
rally TO the support OF their country.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-31
EEtNTC'SKNGLE
BINDER
NGealcleAR hlwtys sIslAstE
HopeIe.s cane.

Aren't you uwafe." said the kind
lady. that there IL something diEnl.
lied about honest labor
Eyes, ma'am. answered the uniann.
dered hebo i've heard Nv folleFs Wol
stood on their digniU. but I'm uators.
tide 4 set on mine"
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-31
a pattleshln In : cenIalon.

NEWPORT. r. 1.-The battleshlp
K~earsarre CaptAin Rodgers command
mg, oollided In a heavy fog Ia the outer
harbor with q twomasted schooner.
The schooner eansIEed.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-31

sHANGHAI-The Chinese govern.
ment may command merchants 10 Re,
sumo trade relations, but apparently.
The local officials are somewhat halt.
hearted In the matter.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-31
klned III No. IN In %.

BEATRICE NEn-Mr and Mrs.
Henry Henke. e and 70 years OILS. re
~spectively. we're killed BY a bolt 81
iEhtning which struck the telephone,
directly over their bed
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-08-31
halfway Nosss.

Mr.. l. p. splning Who for several
years past has occupied the position
Of Northwestern passenger agent Of
the c. a O., has been appointed Gen
eral Northern Agent o. the Big -Four
Railway. with headquarters at 23s
Clark street. Chicago