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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-02
HOME NEWS.
NETWORK CITY,

Magistrate Pool in the Tombs court yesterday
discharged William Wagner, a motorman Of NO
1873 2d-ave.. who arrested on Saturday after
noon in connection with the death of Jacob
Schwetzer. the letter carrier who killed by the
falling OF an electric light pole knocked down in
collision between . southbound Madison-ave. car
and an express wagon. The magistrate held John
Flannery the driver Of the express wagon, and
turned him to the coroner
Edward Dwyer, the foreman of the gang of ex-
cavators who blasting at Broadway and SOth-
st. Saturday when a dynamite explosion
wrecked the De Witt-Allen garage was discharged
yesterday in the West Side police court for lack OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-02
ATTORNEY TO CELL WITH CLIENT.
He Is Only Thirteen Years Old, but Detec-
tive SAYS He 'Interfered" with Arrest.

Detective Delaney, Of the Madison-st. station.
arrested last evening Hyman PopoIofsky, eleven
wears old. Of No. % Sufolk-st., who was charged
by Michael Charnof. Of No 195 Divsion-st, With
breaking into a street stand with other boys of
about the same age and stealing cigars and no
tiens valued at So
After taking the pedigree Of Popolofsky, Ser
reant Mccormick asked, pointing TO Abraham
spiro thirteen years cid. of No; I87 Division-st
Who had also been brought in by Detective De
1aney: 49, o,,
interfering with an officer, replied the detec-
tive seriously.
what" calculated the sergeant leaning for
ward over his desk better 10 see the prisoner.
That's right said the officer, he followed me
ali the way here telling 70 let this other boy go,
and that I had no right TO arrest him
Il did that spoke up Abraham. This man had
no right TO arrest Hyuan, he had proof that
he stole the goods. and I told him That's all.
.OE hoI' said Sergeant Mccormick, so you are
counsel in The Well. you spend the
night at the Gerry socety's with client
I'D by tomorrow morning you will be able to
ers-,e his case before the Childrens Court"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-02
Il NEW POLICE COURT.
Magistrate Baker Hears Too Cases
in First Day in 8th District.

The sth District Magistrates Court was opened
yesterday morning in the Masonic Building. in
aEan-st.. in the town Of West Chester. Magistrate
Seward Baker, TO whose efforts the establishment Of
the court is primarily due. sat. Court was then
adjourned until October Is.
The police of two of the three precincts embraced
In the jurisdiction Of the cour- each managed to
produce a prisoner. ana many of the village
lnotables were on hand to get look at the place.
William Alton, single, Of Railroad-aVe, charged
with diSOTderly conduct achieved the doubtful dis
tinctiOn Of being the first prisoner. and his name
heads the list all the court records Alton was
discharged, the complainant did NOT appear.
The next and last case was provided by PatrOmau
Walsh. who airaigned Angelo Miscosanta, Of
Jerome-ave. and Gun Fill Road. on charge Of
carrying concealed weapons Miscosanta dis
charged with reprinaud. and the audience ad-
jOurned 10 the sidewalk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-02
TELLS OF RAILROAD DEAL
attorney Sues for 100000 Commits
sion Said To Be Due.
rBy Telegraph to The Tribune. )

Pittsburg, Oct. 1.-The inside history Of how the
Wabash or Toledo syndicate secured the Pittsburg
Terminal Railroad Company is coming 10 light
Thomas A. Noble attorney. has sued Charles
Donnely and f. F. Nicola who sold the property
the Wabash for 100000 commission which he al
leges is due to him. Noble alleges he had brought
about the sale by getting George Gould. Joseph
Ramsey, jr and Louis Fitzgerald representing the
Toledo syndicate. interested in the property.
He brought about meeting between the syndi-
cate and Charles Donnelly for the terminal No
vember 3. 1903 George Gould refused to purchase
the property for $50 COO giving his that
the Toledo syndicate sorely taxed to carry on
its Pttsburg extensions. Noble alleges he then
offered the property to the NeW-York Central
Pittsburg and Lake Erie and the Erie Railroad
companies Governor Herrick fnterfered and Sc
cured better price for the Wabash syndicate, and
the sale was closed in October. 1904 What the ulti
mate price was, Noble does not say Noble has
begun action in Assumpsit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-02
FALL INTO SEWER SAVES MANS LIFE
Hurled Aside by Automobile, and Escapes
with Slight Bruises.

Walter S. Smith, 1fty-one years old, of No 22s
DeKalb-ave., Brooklyn, was saved from death yes
terday by being thrown into sewer excavation
when run down by automobile driven by John
". Linz, q Brooklyn banker, who lives az No. los
Schenck-ave. The machine would have passed
him had it not been for the ditch into which
he fell
Smith crossing Jamaica-aVe., near Crescent
St. when the automobile came dashng along. He
became bewildered, and although the chauffeur did
his best to stop the machine IL struck him and
hurled him distance of several feet Excava-
lions are being made along the curb of the street
and Mr.. Smith was precpitated into of those
bitches.
Ambulance Surgeon Peck found that, with the
exception Of a few bruises, Smith none the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-02
C. F. U. SEEKS NEW MEETING PLACE
Offended Because University Settlement
Management Wanted Hall Earlv.

Ihe Central Federated Union, which has been
meeting Tor some years in the University Settle
Heht oulIoihg' decided yesterday to seek a new
meeting place. This action was takar or . -
ment being made by Ephraim Kaufman ~ a
committee on outside communications mat The
management OF the University Settlement r,,t,z,,e
had told him that the Central Trads-...z -,
would have 10 Vacate the hall by - - 20 CloI'
dar- RELIGIOUS aociAEV wanted If a, next sun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-02
DENY D0WIE IS PARALYzED.
Members of His Party Admit That Prophet
Is III. However.

El Paso, Tex. Oct. John Alexander Dowie and
his party arrived here to-day the way to the
proposed Zionist colony at Tamaulipas Mexico.
Members of the party deny that Dowie has been
stricken with paralysis, but they admit that he Is
Ill. He has been locked in his private car all day
and no inQuirers were admitted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-02
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
M1N1ArI1RE AINtANAc

MINLAI UNt ALMANAC.
Sunrise b;5s Sunset Moon sets 5000 Moons aga Al
HIGH WATER
M-Sandy Hook Island 25 He'll Gaia 1o.1s
PM-sandy 1920 Gov Island Hell Cats 70 a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-02
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of NewYork, Sunday, October 1, 1905.


Steamer Santiago Jones, Santiago September % ant
Nassau % James E Ward & Co with 20 passengers
Steamer Butcher (Ger) Reessing. Hamburg Septeuhe,
p. Dover and Boqlogne q TO the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
mdse. Arrived at the Bar at T:22 D m.
Steamer Columbia (Br). Wadsworth. Glasgow and No
Vile September % to Henderson Brothers with $50
and 67s seerage passengers and mdse Arrived at the
Bar at IL 80 5Oth-
steamer Kentueky DAM; staaI stettin September S
Copenhagen is and Shields Is Funch 4 Co witt
mdse. Arrived at the Bar at p 3Oth
Steamer Ylncenzo Bonnano dtaD. Noera San Raphae
August is, Messina % Patras September Messna
:, TO Phelps Brothers & Co. with mdse Arrived The
Steamer Joseph Fordney. Laverge New-oreans Sep
Co. with mdse. Left Quarantine az 1880 p n.
Steamer Sabine. Young, Brunswick Ga. september IS
i:O7 ! n m '1''O'' MUSE 'e' quarantine a
Steamer Iroquos Chichester Jacksonville September
sengers and mdse. Lert Quarantine at 2:5S
Steamer Monroe Hulphers. Newport News and Norfolk
to the Old Dominion S. Co. with passengers and mdse
Steamer Ksh (Br), Robertson. Panaroe<an July 81
Passoeroean %. Port Said August 81 Agers September
8 and Delaware Breakwater 20 TO Funch, Edye & Co
with sugar. Arrived at the Bar 80 m.
Steamer Santiago. Jones. Santiago September % and
Nassau % 70 James p Ward Co. with 20 passengers.
Steamer Columbia (Br). Wadsworth Glasgow and Mo
willie September % 10 Henderson Bros with $50 cabin
Bar AT IL so S0th-
steamer Ponce, dalton. Ponce September 20 10 the
malls and mdse. Arrived at the Bar 1907 p
Steamer Baker GER, oertel Port Antonio September
Arrived a the Gas D m.
Sandy Hook. y J, Oct l. $50 p rn-wind southeast
light air cloudy: thick on shore.
SAILED.
Steamers Eastern Prince (Br) Pernamhuco Santos etc
Hull; TuscarOra tr). Calcutta
Castle Cape Town. London. ST
drew tBr Grsyssend and AniTeTP Janes'2%n N9rtol
Tex; Alamo. Brunswick and Mobile
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-02
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER I.

WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 4
Majestic Liverpool. September % White Star
Pennsylvania Hamburg. September % .HambArl
KONG Albert. Gibraltar, September 25--.-N G Lloyd
Para. September p. Houston
Ell SigIo. Galveston September IS Morgan
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 8
Montreal ...... Favre September French
Orleans. September 80. Morgan
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 6
sCtta di Napoli. Naples September La Veioce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-02
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
EnREIGN PnRTS

Queenstown /. 1888 m-Sailed. steamer Etruria
tBr', Potter. from Liverpool FOR New-York
SOUTHAMPTON. 30-Arrt:ed steamer Philadelphia.
Mills NeU-York Plymouth and Cherbourg.
Glasgow. Arrived. steamer Caledonia Br) Baxter,
New-York via Neville
Neville oct Sailed. steamer Furnessia tBrl Blake,
from Glasgow Tor New York
Dover. Oct !. $50 a m-sailed. steamers Kroonland
bismarck Ger. Meyer, from Hamburg for Nev-York
Bouiogue
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS LED

proposals. suitably endorsed envelope for Engine
Generators. Switchboard Motors Feeder and
Wiring Steam Piping Connections at Utica state
Hospital. Utica n. Y may be by or delivered
in person up to o'clock NJ Wednesday, the 27th
day Of September 1905, the State Commission
Lnnacy at the Capitol Albany n y when the bids viii
may be consulted and blank forms Of proposal obtained
at the above Hospital. by application G. l. Helms
State Architect in the Capitol Albany. y. Con-
tracts will be the lowest responsible
BILE bidders bids exceed the
available therefor in which the right reject all
ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-02
Proposals.
ANEOIS SIP

PROPOSALS FOR MISCELLANEOUS SUP
Plies-ofice. Isthnlan Canal Commission, Washing
ton. D. G. October 1905 Sealed proposals. tripi-
cate I'll be received at the once Of the General Pur
D. c., until 1870 A NJ. October 16 1905. time
they will be opened in public, for furnishing steam
Pumps. Boilers, Manifolds Air Drills. Floor
Beams Field Rivets Wrought. Cast and Black Pipe
and Pipe Fittings. Lead Pipe and Fittings and
Iron valves and Cocks Brass Screws Pipe Tools
etc Blanks and full information be obtained
this office or the Offices of the Assistant Purchasing
Agents "A State Street, New York City House
New Orleans La. 36 New Montgomery Street. San
francisco Cal, and 40 Chamber of Commerce Building
Tacoma Wash, also from Chief Quartermaster Depart
ment Of the Lakes, Chicago, and the Commercial Club
Mobile, Ala-D. W Ross. General Purchasing officer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-02
Public Notices.
Help wanted-Males.

YXTANTED.-CHENIS $500 PER ANNUAL
w A competitive examination will be held October 8.
1906 for the position Naval Torpedo Station
Newport. r. / For further information address IN
spector Of OrdnanceinCharge. Naval Torpedo station
Newport. r. l."
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FORT SCHUYLER, n. Y. SEPT. %. 1905.

Sealed proposals. in tripcate, will be received
A NJ. "a 1905. for rennodeling plumbin z
in lavatory Information furnished on application,
L. s. right to reject all proposals.
Envelopes containing proposals will be marked PRO
posals for remodeling plumbing in avatory and ad-
dressed Quartermaster.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-02

- Army Building SO Whitehall Street New York
City October 2 1905sealed proposals for dredging in
rel between staten Island and New Jersey y Y. and
IT, 1905 and then publicly opened Specifications blank
forms and all available information will be furnished
application this office w R. LIVERMORE Colonel
Corps Of Engineers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-02
PATRICK CASE AGAIN.
Hearing on Notion for Reargume"t
Scheduled for To-day.

RECORD OF ALBERT T. PATRIcks
FIGHT FOR LIFE.
a-.as4sd ...........oc Oct. q, 1900
Trial began -.....'..'''' ' -
Convicted ............-.' .'.' ."a'0" N''
Put in death house at Sing
49,, tor rs,v Feb. 10, 1903
Petition for new trial denied
by trial court ...........'''- warren D.
Argument on appeal to Court
of Appeals postponed for
esoo,d tio,e ......M May 20, 1904
Argument for reopenine case. FEB. IL 1Soo
Arguments for now trial 80. March 49,
Court refuses TO grant new
trial; affrms conviction. June "
Refuses stay of execution. .--. June 49,
Execution set for August T.. June 10,
Motion for reargurent and
stay of execution granted - July a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-02
eHr,MSSNT PARK

tWesteh ES,SIs!p va SST TO f4TH INCLUSIVE
Races on the Flat an; Steeplschease;s r, eatS
Trains MA Long Island Z K ieaNS - s,oe0 f9.40
street II 10 Ii40 A NJ Eco n991 l- lave FiatSush
AvSv,,e Rraoki,-n i2.oO f2.l5 i2S0. l24o' lUO' -
1870 80. 81, 81. tt.4O from East saith serssS ~.
four on the Ia:4O viii be ressryeS IoT mesa -
Roxes on sale AT the waldOrf-Astorta sRc SsA~
Hotel
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-29
FORM Of BONDS
IS SATISFACTORY
Company will Receive and Pay for
Bonds on Arrival Of Recorder
CrilchlOw
WORK NOW TO Be RUSHED.


"Now York. June S--l,ulon s, Wells,
Mgnu Salt Lake, Written opinion 70.
cciNcl form Of bonds approved, Com.
pany must have certified copy Of or.
duanoo authorizing execution ana de.
llVerS Company VIII take and pay
Tor bonds whom delivered as proposed,
$4,000 deposit TO be- applied TO hpt
payment ADVISE fully az 10 method
delivery T., j.. SHORT"
Mayor Morris received similar mlor.
nation ana the bond deal seems now
10 be- an accomplished tact from oyory
standpoint lno money IN lu be- de-.
posted to the credit OF SAT- Lake Clty
IN the bank VI the United states Abort.
gage q Trust company subject to hu
drawn upon In fuch amounts ana at
such times AZ may be necessary
MI short whose utmo IL appended
90 tho telegram lN the general s0lcl.
tor of the Mutual Life company and
has Hono into the decision Of me l'l1h
supreme court IN thorough manner
ana Win the result that The company
quickly accepted tho rYling os entire.
~ satisfactory
II h the intention " Mayor Morris
ana ho city engineer 10 40 ahead with
the conduit from 1919 Cottonwood and
The other water and goWor improve.
nonts as soon az possible Now that
tho options ON the water have been
taken up by the city everything ls IN
readiness 20 commence active work,
ana il IL probable that the engineer.
Ing work VIII be In such shape that
bids may BIO called for on the conduit
~ Tho very near future,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-29

Elder McQuarno sAye the People Of
Harlem Need Not Worry over It.

Tho New York correspondent Of me
Cleveland Plain Dealer contributes the
following 10 10 recent issue Of that pa.
per-
Said John q, McQuarrlc, mormon"
missionary In Now York city 10 the
correspondent Of tho Plain Dealer "1hg
good people OF Harlem who are CNcr.
riecd over Il runor that we are 10 erect
temple on a city lot 100 feet long and
- feet wide have not an extended idea
Of our requirements IN the way of a
church We have no such intentions,
ana The Indignation meetings held m
church alsles last sunday were what
might be called, IN tho language Of the
world, too previous
you admit the l0t}" asked the cor.
respondent
Il DO" raid Elder McQuarrlo, u
bought the lost just Os I bought 0n'
other and sold n Tor am advance tho
other day II may be leased IA 10 resi-
d,ucc, may be occupied by some of us,
on perhaps sold, When good Method.
let or Baptist purchases Il biz OF land
somewhere II N not common 10 become
hystorIcal ana Imagine that he has &C.
Quircd n for church purposes
There IL no Mormon temple contems
plated I'm Harlem at present We are
growing rapidly ana ! caun1t say what
may be done In the future"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-29
DETENTION HOME NEEDED,
Judge Brown Holds Night Session Of
Court to Keep Boys Ont of jail,

judge Willis Brown was called upon
TO hold q niCht session Of the Juvenile
court last night IN order 10 save three
boys from staying IN SAN over night
Tho ildgo woa called up at O'Clock
ana Informed that the hoyp had been
HrresONd by The police ana would hoy1
10 stay IN Sail over night lie lmmo.
dlntoR held u session o his court and
allowed the lads to go 10 their homes
Oh probation until today when their
cases were disposed ~
The need NJ "a detention home becomes
moro evident each day AZ present the
court must either allow the boys 10 90
ON probation or sCni them 10 jail or
the industrial school I'm many cnfos
the latter measures ure too severe and
the former docs NOT quite meet the re-.
qurompnig, whereas II a detention
homo We're established II would be 10
happy compromise between the two
cNlromcs and greatly assist m the work
OF the court
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-29
PIANO RECITAL.
Miss G'oOssn's Pupils VIII Give One
Tomorrow Might

Miss Nora Gleason, org0ntt Of ST.
MoY's Cathedral has issued invitations
to parents ana q few friends Tor plano
recital TO be given tomorrow evening I'm
Unity haU by MISS Uloasons pupils Tho
young pIunFts taking part VIII be the
Misses Margaret Free, rioroncc Ashton,
Edna Hampton, Carte Lwddock Eu'
gouid McrCIor Gladys llognoN llor.
tense IIodson, RUBY Doycy Ethel Duko,
Luollc Morrison Maidu liygucS 2lllah
D0rl,o, loona and Vera Nouhnuscn,
Florence Locke, Lille Thompson Gloan'
or Crawford, Minnie Anderson Dorm
ana Mary Rogue, Minerva shaw, De.
borah Rlslov, Carrie rmldopk flor'
onco Powell. sadie liauorhach Th9
pupils wilI be uaslytod by the Utah
lAdlot quartet, Miss Muycy and Miss
Harris
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-29
CONSERVATIVES BARRED,
Now Provision In tho Matter Of Civil
Service Examinations

There win be q ciyll service cNlmina.
ton In this city, July 20 ncNt Tor tho
position Of umulgomotor and crushing.
mill man ut the United state" mint and
asfuy service In nonyoG at a salary Of
81 per day. Applicants who are athlete
rd with luborculurr win not ho ndmll'
ted 10 tha oumuullun There VIII be
taken into consideration experience ana
WORKING knowledge In operating crush'
mg mills NJ the Chllian type, wet
grinding only, experience IN tho opou'
tl0u of Ilno amnlgnmalow, with a
WoUunp knowledge NJ screen settings
IA good working knowledge Of rOnccu'
trnllou and cWnldIng Of ores
There win also bo am oSamlnOtlou
Au., 2, for the position Of coblo tolo'
n,pu and assistant cable foreman, ~
anln,os NJ ibj ana $40 per month with
work an the Atlantic ana pocIt'
oceans
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-29
OLD SALT LAKER DEAD,


Tho funeral NJ Mrs, Mary Ilorworlh
who died ut Los Angeles last Friday "
htarl failure. win be held sunday ucSt
NJ p mo Rector Perkins officiating,
Mrs licpworh was a resident Of this
.ly Tor over 30 years having como
zero 10 1859 III health noccssItOted TO-
noNa 10 the coast last year Mrs,
iopW1nh was ~ yoaw Of age, Two of
lor daughters Mrs, w. cobb ana Miss
Lydlu iIopWorlh were with her az the
tlno Of her death, and accompanied
ne romans 60 this city Othcr SUR
wing children nrc Mrs i, Olson, Mrs.
:, lobb Mrs T., A. Mutt MIA J, ~
llUk Mrs +, lilet2ackor James Hep.
worth ana Joseph llepWorth,
.Ile romolns may be viewed ne the
NSldcnoc Of Mm, j, q, kllnk 1918 Third
tto' sunday preceding tho funeral
htWocs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-29
TIRE C0LLApSES,



Hereafter II Is probable that at least
."' oI the county commissioners VIII
'aN' q horse and buggy ON their ,rlps
y. inspection Of county roads ana rc.
'p'ouOlly decline tho invitation ot
commissioner Miller 10 ride IN his
WW1l@me new white automobile, Mr.
,o'uuelr induced the other. commissioners
Nr ''go III hls machine yesterday 10 mako
W,, uWpeollon OF state road. Every.
onnh went lovely until the party act
otInn, siN niles from Tho city when one
T5bn,V,1ur os OF tho automobile collapsed,
lo1Wl1 was q brief consultation nv
", VIVA should bo done and il wns az.
hNo'oa mat Commlsslonora Wilson ana
rhs'hhoy should return 10 tho city ON
wouI1 IVY car and Commissioner Miller
shlNh await the arrival of n now lire,
'"''h NO 'olephoned FOR from tho city,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-29
How to Maintain strong Nerves.

Shattered nerves Ia n very common
complaint during the summer monJhe,
Tho ozone Of tho winter MIR on which
tho nerves hayo boon sustained duIng
tho cold weather IL missed,
Tho depressing affcc OF warm weather
dcplctcS and wcakons the noryo ccniors,
ThIsro'ullsin nervousness, ana some,
limos complete nervous prostrOlIon,
Eepcclully 10 with pooplo who arc
bloodlcsoor IN an ovorworkcd condition,
poruna Ia not a nerve medicine, hut II
does strengthen the nervous syslom by
assisting in tho proper digestion Of
food,
II frees The mucous membranes N all
catarrhal taints, leaving The whole
digestive tract In "A sound healthy con.
dition,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-29

of Aguo ana Malora, can be relieved
ana cured with Electric Blttors. This
lg u pure, tonic medicines " especial
benefit Ion malaria, for Il oXerts a true
curative Influence ON the disease, duy.
mo Il entirely ont ~ the system, II II
much to be- preferred Ia Quinino, haVs
Ing mono " this drugs bad Rflor,onccts,
IT, g. Munday NJ Henrietta, Toyn
writes "My brother wac very low with
m0lauol fovcr and laundcc, I'm he took
Electric Bltlors, which saved Mis- life,
AZ =, g. NJ, ! Drug department, price
tOc, guaranteed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-29
THE MANHATTAN LIMITED VIA
pennsylvania SHORT LINE

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rivcs Now York 1880 noon next day,
Compartments observation ygr through
without change, Through sleeper chi.
cugo 10 Washington Time. chicago 10
New York ~ hours Seven other daily
trains from Chicago TO Now York
For tickets, slcopIng.car space, and
fun particulars call ON your homo
agent or address George r. Hun, y, 49,
$40 Seventeenth street, Denver