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The sun., 1905-10-14
va ,itiv,rrw FROv uivs
roid toip,nii,er Hr Preferred jerome.
tut didn't insist t!tuber's virtor,.

! Chairman Odel's New York Republican
b county executive COMMITTEES met moat II
ycaterday ~ tho Fifth Avenue Hotel To
/ lassp candidates for county and borough
Offices Little or no inte rest was manifested
IN any nomination except for District AZ
tornev. Bouquet Billy Halpin presided.
! Late In the afternoon tho Odell candidate
| for Mayor. William NJ. lvins. dropped In
! and made the BOYS speech. u was ex-
! pected that Mr. Wins would speak up for
| Mr. Jerome's nomination for District At
| torney. In fact some had proclaimed
! that Mr. Twins went TO the hotel for tho
| purpose Of issuing an ultimatum to the
| effect that II Mr. Jerome we're not nomi-
mated he, Mr. Ivins. would decline the nomi
nation for Mayor,
Nothing quite so dreadful occurred.
There was bunch Of Odell's committee
men handy who declared that If Mr., WINS
issued any such mandate he would be
quickly taken at his word and Frank Moss
would be jammed in to take his place ns
the candidate for Mayor Mr.. WINS in
his speech merely expressed u preference
that Mr. Jerome should be nominated for
District Attorney on the ticket with him
and let it 60 at that.
MT. WINS tnen gave tne boys an Olu tlrne
political speech with plenty of ginger and
gimp in it. Abe Gruber had been frightened
almost into Mysteries over the early state
ment that Mr.. WINS would insist on the
nomination of Mr.. Jerome. Gruber had q
candidate of his own for District Attorney.
There we're thirty-four committeeman
present and nearly all took a shy at Mr..
jerome, and when the vote was taken as
to whether the Oddities would nominate
him or not it stood 20 noes to 8 ayes.
The Oddities then selected Gruber's
man, ex Magistrate Charles A. Flammer.
for District Attorney. Mr. Flammer. like
Mr.. Wins, has been on the political shelf
for some time. Mr.. Flammer is Twenty
first districter and presided on Monday at
Gruber's Assembly district convention. The
trotting out of Mr.. Flammer on that occa-
sion caused mysterious comment. Gruber,
it is known, will remember District Attorney
Jerome for the remainder OF his days.
The exceptional incident of the gathering
was the defeat OF John Palmeri for the
nomination for Judge of the Court OF General
Sessions by Otto A. Rosalsky. Palmieri
was the candidate of Bouquet Billy. while
Mr. Rosalsky conducted his own fight. Mr..
Palmieri had been appointed In 1905 Judge
of the City Court by Gov. Odell, and thought
he had the nomination we'll in hand. Mr..
Rosasky went in and overturned Mr..
Palmieri, including Jimmy March, and
carried off the nomination in his "weskit'
pocket. The other candidates were Sc
lected in offhand style and without pro-
tests or cordially.
The sun., 1905-10-14

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a0d hl- ro1ric
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dlaufief sbil0 90 trpftteh ihr pfincirlr
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shefe rsh's etls' ~ 4 nua' h1te hr ~
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.th,sn nW dehts ~ theif rwr tsartN
NIsrmrht w nthefwlse
thstNs liHmmef gss trfn IN thls
ntv ~ vcafa aeo tr was admitted ~
tho htf IN isea fe aefyed 1nr term N
tho Iosislttufc in iSfJ iS'sf he sss NJ
,,lniol srhaol trustee Msyot Nave
Mayer mair him rolic~ iia,tre III ran
~ Conptes' N lsvr from tho Eleventh dis
ifit, hu, vas dcfes,~d Msgis'fs,s Flar
mrr vas always M ardent Rarutlcsn Iis
wis tho ntH rte.Fian' N tho fopuhican
county committee
Whom Mayor Strong vas elsc'sd NJ
Flammrt wna me NJ tho iirs' men whnm
hc drrsdrd to pu, on the Magistrates b~nch
Years ago af flammst wrote hook 90
titled The Committing Magistrate, Witch
,nllcd forth acme notice ~ tho time iio
hns alwavs lccn considered vow careful
on the bench
Ills last torn ~ q ca,y Maslstts,s %.
pifrd uh Julv
The sun., 1905-10-14
COLER TO FIGHT RiDGWAY.
wVI nv SOs sORW an rFfSi.
DFST ~ " ~ fNHIt

ws.,s ~ sssw wsfwsW ttss ~ fs.rs'
fN,pws~ seS NtH fswt,,fsss N, Hyavsitn
ss~tIeissWs fserifsu @we hH Ne
rvrlrsns nws~ ~ Wie rsuutt 1fVrrs
FoNuesl m'sfes, IN Hsrosivn II nbelr
~ ~ een'fri IN Inc fhfss rrfnetri ng''
ios tho preshtrNuy n fhr iotpurh snd 'hc
Nfhag rlsrrs IN ikr eeuhfF fehef ~
~ skirs n 10 eHNeeiesi athpush pflvr'Tlt
Nv lhe nethiiesr fHHraeetH iha' fh'
fselseil~n n Ntycr Netlollar 10 4 fofesnur
eouciusluN fhHi fh~v hHea 4 neh'ine
rhsnre havcvef Nv nHil through ihslf
ircsl flche' u ma Arm helisf ~ mHnv W.
srevsnt Republicans faniiIs' 9th msrf
fs'rsssahi" eoll'lesl upar'a ard frllut"s
n 'A,fa thin an ~ eler'irn dae Nv ~"
sister borough
fhs nah, fot 'h~ borough pfeaidrnov
will ha an ssprrlslly ho' me how that
former crfrp'sollrt nIfd z fol~f has decid",l
- =.H.=, The .lrs ~ tho candidate ~ The M,ini
clpal Ownership f~ne~ NJ tolet's chief
pufpoer In f'mrlns u ~ accomplish Tho
dsfes' n Jimmy Ridswsv the dirrfnii'ed
f,enocra,io hoinlhee, and Thus wcah"n
the political ptnt,a N Senator = n McCnt
ran hla sponsaf tfa said Yesterday
4 didnf cafr 10 fiu for snv ofIico. hut
I am willing ~ do an ~ NJ 10 slvc Tho f~opl"
~ Rtookiyn a chance IN tri,ihe tho methods
NJ Mctarfen The Mctaten clique sccma
~ think that n has tho t,roplc N BROOKLYN
w tho ,hros, and ran lmpo-" any Kind ~
nominees On them I don't trliev" tho
people ~ Brooklyn will stand for u, and
my only reason Tor getting into the gh'
In to give hem n chance to throw on tho
Met arfen throat hold
The failure of the Brooklyn Democratic
cub on Thursday night To indore tho
county ticket and its dcnunciatloh by one
Of the leading members Of the club really
proved great disappointment 10 the
Democratic manaeers, ali hough senator
McCarrcn was apparently undisturbed
either by this incident or the launching
OF Coler's candidacy.
Il do not think. was his comment. that
any ticket will hurt ours" Pressure IL To
be brought on the Democratic Club 10
secure an Endorsement OF Ridgway and
his associates II possible
The committee OF the Municipal Owner.
ship League empowered TO select the candi-
dates held long conference yesterday
out as the ticket which IL to be put In the
field by petition
coIsr. tSr President OF the Borough Bird y
For Sheriff Coroner n. !. flaher'y
For Register Alfred J.. Bout
For Coroners -.Dr, Henry !. Brewer twcst-
ern district and Alderman ". c. Boerner
leastern district.
The Municipal Ownership League has
Republican candidate for the Supreme
Court in the Second judicial district. and
will have his name put on lite ticket by
petition.
The sun., 1905-10-14
sRsrv rlsADs Nsr SUiIry.
ete~hed predonis Hank Helped "a Finance
the want~rey tottesy

BrrrAio Oc, n Frederick n. Green,
oaahier ~ tho defunct Fredonia National
hank. wns arraigned before Judge Hazel
In tho United States District Court az Lock
port this morning and pleaded not guilty
TO the Indictment ~ thirty-hve counts re-
ported against him Yesterday. chars &
him In substance with wrecking the bank,
Green was represented by Attorney
william l. Marcy Of Buffalo. In entering
the plea of not guilty Green's rights 10
dem,ir to the Indictment later II he desires
to do 40 were reserved.
Bail was fixed at $4,000 by Judge Hazel
This ia the same amount that was fixed
when Green was first arrested. The new
hail bond was furnished by Green. his
sureties being Sheldon D. Broadhead Of
jamestown and II. ID. kirkover OF Buf'alo.
United States Attorney Brown. who pre-
pared the indictment said he would move
Green's trial at the November term o. the
court in Buffalo,
statements were published this morning
that the Fredonia Bank helped to finance
a lottery which was run either In Texas
or Mexico in 1900 or 1901. and which was
called the Monterey Lottery. This lottery
talk ia based on one Of the counts in the
shows that the Fredonia bank bought IS, 900
worth Of shares Of the lottery stock In the
spring of 1901 discounting note for $3.50.
and using the proceeds to pay for the stock.
Ever since the closing Of the banks
doors there have been hints of great scan
dial to be disclosed and of strong efforts
that were being made to prevent the dis
closures. 1t IL now known that those who
spoke Of scandal had the lottery in mind.
The names Of men well known in Chau-
tauqua county are being mentioned in con-
nection with the lottery talk and there aie
hints that names Of some prominent men at
Albany, as well as men well known in Buff
falo and living here now, may be brought
out if there is trial and the so-called lot
terry count in the indictment is pressed.
The sun., 1905-10-14
ASSEMBLY CONVENTIONS.
BOhan Named In The McMannss District
After . Lively Fight.

Bohan Named in The McManns's District
After . Lively Fight.
Democratic candidates were nominated
last night for the Assembly and for Alder
man in the Tenth district Of which julius
Hamburger is leader. Cornelius Huth is the
Assembly nominee and Jacob Stiefel the
nominee for Alderman.
There was lively time at The McManus's s
clubhouse in Ninth avenue last night when
the convention was called to order to select
a candidate for Assemblyman. 1t was a
three-oornered fight between Owen ".
Bohan, John j. Boylan and James s. Gill;
gan. After much wrangling vote was
taken. Bohan got IS on the first ballot
while Boylan received II and Gilligan l.
Another ballot brought the same result, and
finally it was decided to make Bohan's
nomination unanimous.
William p. Kennealy, a steam filter, was
nominated by the Tammany. organization
Of the Eighteenth district for Alderman
last night. Kennealy was placed in nomi-
nation! by Alderman James E. Gaffney
who declined denomination on the plea
that all his time was taken up by the New
York Contracting Company.
The sun., 1905-10-14
BAY STATE FACTIONS CLASH.
Candidate whitney Makes = Catstic Reply
to BOiter EeOrke Fred Williams.

Candidate whitney Makes = Caustic Reply
to Bolter Georse Fred Williams.
BosToN. Oct. l3.-Henry M. Whitney,
Democratic nominee for Lieutenant Gov
ernor, this afternoon made public an answer
to an attack by George Fred Williams,
who bolted Mr.. Whitney in statement call
ing him +the leading representative in
Massachusetts Of the vicious system of
lobbying legislation.
In his answer Mr.. Whitney refers to the
legislative fight he made to put through
the street railway consolidation and to
build the elevated road and says
From a spirit OF revenge you charged
me with having used undue influence with
the members OF the Legislature. 1t was
not true. ! freely admit giving dinners,
employing counsel and making use of the
lobby, but it was to prevent the accomplish
ment Of an infamous purpose which las
championed by you in violation Of your
OATH
Mr. Whitney prefaoes his statement with
the declaration that he has wanted for
fifteen years a chance to put the facts in
this cafe before the people. and this gives
him To opportunity. ..-.--..
The sun., 1905-10-14
siesfried wasner's New Opera Heard.

.Speeta, Gable Despatch TO THE SUN.
HAMBURG, Oct. ia dress rehearsal OF
Siegfried Wagner's new opera based on
Grimm's tale 'Bruder Lustig," was given
at the Opera House here to-day. The
scene is in small Frankish town in the
tenth century, when Christianity was
struggling against paganism. Many critics
regard it as Herr WaRner's best work, al
though some think it fails in the more
serious parts. The work had an enthusi-
astic reception and the singers were re-
peatedly called before the curtain.
The sun., 1905-10-14
BRONN FUSION.
VI. o. League. the Cts and the Committee
or 100 Get Together.

The Municipal Ownership League, the
Citizens Union and Committee of 100 or
ganizations in The Bronx fused last night
in the nomination of Aldermanic and As
sembly candidates.
The following Assembly candidates we're
selected:
Ss Charles kuntzc ~ Michael Redmond
20 Joseph Well 43 Thomas Dinwoodle
40 Francis J. O'Neil ~ Thomas Mulgan
Al John Mullen
The last three we're indorsed by the Re-
publican conventions.
For candidates to the Assembly the fol-
lowing were chosen:
"a Charles Campbell Annex. ]. Mayhem Vain
IS John u. Atherton wright.
Wainwright was indorsed by the Re-
publicans.
The sun., 1905-10-14
Utica Democratic and Republican City
Tickets.

UTICA, Oct. 13.-The Democratic city con-
vention, held this afternoon, nominated the
following ticket: Mayor, Richard W. Sher-
man; City Treasurer, Edward D. McNulty;
General Assessor, Frederick Gilmore; jus.
tice Of the Peace, j. Francis Condor; School
Commissioner. Frank r. Winant' Charity
Commissioner, Charles A. Schaub.
The Republican city convention PLACED
this ticket In the field: Mayor. George
Beatty: City Treasurer. John J. Bannigan;
General Assessor. Joseph Kuolt; School
Commissioner, DR.. d. II. Kinlooh; Justice
of the Peace. Benjamin F. Roberts.
The sun., 1905-10-14
Cabinet Crisis Feared in Spain.

Special Gable Despatch TO THE SUN.
MADRID, Oct. 10. - Another Cabinet
crisis seems to be threatened, owing to
the demands of certain Ministers, especially
the Minister OF Marine, for larger credits
for their respective departments than
Senior Echegeray. Minister of Finance,
will sanction. The latter insists upon the
necessity for reorganizing the country's
finances before increasing the public ex-
penditures. Moreover. he contends that
the next budget must show surplus of
at least IS, GOO, 900.
The sun., 1905-10-14
TYPHOID IN PEKIN LEGATIONS.
American and Belgian Secretaries III and
Epidemic Is Feared.

Special Cable Despatch TO THE Sun.
PEK1N, Oct. 1s.-The ancient sewers in
Legation street are being repaired, and as
consequence Of the excavation William
Phillips, second secretary Of the American
Legation, is i'll with typhoid fever. The
second secretary Of the Belgian Legation
is also i'll. They are in the French Hospital
No trained nurses are to be obtained and
an epidemic is feared.
The sun., 1905-10-14
PRIEST WRESTLES WITH THIEF
Whom He Surprised RobbinE the POorbOx
Had SSl in His Pockets.

Vito Desalmos who says he has no home
was locked up in the Fifth avenue station,
Brooklyn, yesterday afternoon, on the
charge of robbing the poorboxes in the
Roman Catholic Church of st. John the
Evangelist. on Twenty-first street near Fifth
avenue, of which the Rev. Thomas S. Du-
higg is rector. Father Duhigg's assistant,
Father King caught the thief in the act and
grabbed him by the shoulders The Italian
tried to get away, and Father Duhgg heard
the wrestling. He got two policemen, and
they found Father King still wrestling
with the Italian, who was no match for
him.
The Italian had fshed coins out OF the
poorbox by means of piece of whalebone
coated with glue. He had about $Sl in his
possession, and many OF the bills bore marks
of glue. He was locked UP.
The sun., 1905-10-14
TEALE FOR COMPTROLLER.
Named In Youns's Place on the Republican
City Ticket.

The Odell Republicans completed their
city ticket by substituting Charles E. Teale
of Brooklyn for Richard Young as the
candidate for Comptroller. Mr.. Teale was
for more than twenty years a member OF
the old Board of Education of Brooklyn
and served two terms in that borough
as a Police Magistrate. He is in the cloth
ing business Of Smith, Gray d Co.. and
because of his philanthropy was appointed
by Mayor Seth Low Deputy Commissioner
of Charities for Brooklyn. He is prominent
the tn Dime Savings Bank, a director Of the
Long Island Safe Deposit Company and a
member Of the Brooklyn Union League
Club
The sun., 1905-10-14
swedish Riksdas Approves DlsunIon.

Special Cable Despatch 10 THE Sun.
STOCKHOLM, Sweden, Oct. l3.-Bot h
houses of the Riksdag approved to-day tho
agreement reached at Karlstad by repre-
sentatives of Sweden and Norway for the
dissolution Of the union between the two
countries. 1t is believed the Government
will submit to the Riksdag soon bill re-
pealing the union and authorizing the Gov
eminent to recognize Norway as an inde-
pendent State
The sun., 1905-10-14
Sorrow Over TrOubetskOi's Death.

Special Gable Despatch to THE SUN.
ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. l3.-There is much
sorrow among the Liberals to-day over the
death last evening Of their leader, Prince
Sergius Troubetskoi. rector of the Uni
versty OF Moscow and Marshal Of the
Nobility. Prince Troubetskoi was presi-
dent OF the congress of zemstvos which
met in Moscow last July and headed the
delegation which presented it's petition to
the Gar
The sun., 1905-10-14
CROMWELL rs RENOMINATED.
Richmo ond Republicans Want Him to BE
Borough President Again.

The Republicans in Richmond borough
held their various conventions last night.
The borough and county ticket is as follows:
For Borough President-George ge Cromwell.
For Coronsr-Georee $. Schaeffer.
For Civ vMa0isfrate-Wilam W. Brown.
For Assembly Ferdinand c. Townsend.
For County Judge and Surrooote-Arthur E..
Hadlock.
For County Clcrk-Wilam H. Jackson, !r.
For Aidermen-Seventy-fr first district. John
y. Dew hurst; Seventy second district. Dave
Lendt; Seventy third district. Cornelius Shea.
The sun., 1905-10-14
SEND PENNINO TO H4LIFAX.
Gu,ans WIN Try to Land the "Perniclous
Foreigner" There.

Special Gable Despatch 10 THE Sun.
HAVANA, Oct. 13.--Pennino. the Italian
who was deported to Colombia by order Of
President Palma on the ground that he was
"pernicious foreigner. but who was not
allowed to land in that country and returned
to Santiago, has sailed for Halifax.
The sun., 1905-10-14
"NIother" Jones in NIayoralty Campaign.

Both the Socialist party, formerly the
Social Democratic party. and its rival
the Socialist Labor party, will have ratifica-
ton meetings this week for their city candi-
dates. Mother Jones will be the principal
which will be held tomorrow night at
Carnegie Hall. Algernon Lee is the oandi-
date for Mayor The Socialist Labor party
ratification meeting will be held in Palm
Garden, Fifty-eighth street near Lexington
avenue, on Monday night, at which John !;
speak.
The sun., 1905-10-14

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me- fmrhiu,s' Dyeiuts ~ glsy
nv yeu, continued M ffmfdh',
",Hhe' 'hsr 'ome lee is'riiie e,m
foafion, NJ. iha I wsh ~ ,oy n
I. ,hia ~ msbe il,sc' sompwlsoN
whh me Interpretation |. you hsye
~ oNer hesd u In eoreer ~
eou,se, there as ,ome points ~ dh
f.tenr.. .ome things ! esono' dowfh
me OfeheWseils. hw. In me frsin,
y1u hsve listened ~ very sdegusss
representation ~ IN ofehsUfs, fsn.
diiioa NJ me composition ="
"ys, bu, you are an ssreu cn
MI. instrument, and I suppose " !
vets IN nv I, I would msts "d
wuk NJ v y
~ ,m eIsd YOU bfoush, up ,hs
point. There 10 nothing ths, ] have
done just now thai you osn not do
In your own home. even though you
DO no, know one note from smother.
In the hru place. all the notes were
sounded for Inc wi,hou, my touch.
ing q finger to the keyboard. The
principle Of the perforned roll sp.
Pile, here jus, the same s !, does in
the Pisnols. The center stop con.
trolls the tempo, 80 tina, can play
as slow or as fast /. | want The
knee.swells govern the volume OF
tone exactly like those Of an organ.
The other stops are plainly labeled
with the names Of the instruments
they represent. When you want
string effect, you pull out the stop
called Strings and the same for
the reeds, bras,es, horns, ETC.
"But how am to know when
to use the different Effects !,
seem, to me that ! should be gro
ping in the dark most ofthe time. -
The sun., 1905-10-14

A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES.
Itching. Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles
Your druggist will refund money II PAZO ONT
MENT fails to cure you In Q 70 IL dAyL 50c.-Adr
The sun., 1905-10-14
MARRIED..

CURRAN-HARDY.-on Thursday. Oct II. 1904
at Seattle. Wash. by the Rev. Rodney Arney
Frances Ford. daughter Of Horace Covles
Hardy, to Henry Hastlngs curran OF Enrs.
wood, N. J.
The sun., 1905-10-14
TIRING or CAsTRO'S OBsTINiCY.
France Expected to Adopt Stronger Meas.
ures Soon.

.specia, Gable Despatch to THE SUN
Paris, Oct. ls.-French patience is tiring
at the obstinacy OF President Castro OF
Venezuela, and stronger att itude will
be assumed soon.
The sun., 1905-10-14
Hoag for Mayor Of Newburgh.

NEwBuRaH, Oct. ls.-The Democratic
city convention tonight nominated Cyrus
d. Hoag for Mayor. Hoag Is now an Alder
man from the First ward.
The sun., 1905-10-14
REVENGE FOR MASSACRE.
Assistant Police CHIEF at klshinen Is Muir.
dereu.

Special Gable Despatch 10 THE Sun.
ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 13.-Assistant Chief
Of Police Osaovsky was assassinated at
Kishineff to-day. He was in a large measure
responsible for the massacre Of Jews in 1908
and for the recent anti-Jewish disturbances.
Col. Won Eitman. chief of police Of Kras-
noyavsky, was murdered last evening
The sun., 1905-10-14

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wcsds, me eompc.sf'' own o',bT
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dc,' m NE tfln,si .cv n, ("
IN fhs 'WIillsm fsll Ovr'ues, M.
@. b~s es pisysd Nv me rrrs
slcns, me wmd 'sMnss' |, rsmpsi
on me roll. n. .slias l~s', me aa,,
eome IN, then me word 'Flmss'
sppe.s - me roll urwind,. snd N
sfow shows me sssc, noss whsn
they should Ne ,oundsd IN. /.
whT we esll ouf new yU,m ~
'Orehsswasd Music. end n add.
immensely 10 me pleasure derived
from owning On Oteksasile You
are really In me place n me ron
due,of o' en- ofeh.wsi you do no.
sound the notes yourself, hu, you
esll upon the diHoen, ehoir 10 d.
their psr, o. The proper time. h~ins
ire composer. own o~he.'s,ion
befote you. You have eomp.'.
control over the vsfious elements
of musical expression - tone color.
ins. srsds,ions Of power, seeentire.
phfssins. and the IKE. This row
Of stops is your baton. In word,
YOU are wholly master Of the dtus.
ton.
ETH, new system OF Orche,.
,ra,ed Music i, explained fully in
. little book we have published
for graft, distribution. called The
Orchesuelle and the Orchestra
You are welcome to q copy Of
it, together with Q socvenir.book
containing descriptions Of one hun.
dred OF the most famous overtures.
symphonies, and other orchestral
compositions. It is interesting
enough to have place in any
ones library"
d on Tuesday
| Company
The sun., 1905-10-14

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Tsss LAXATIVE BRoMe Quinine Tablets. Drug
rists refund money II II fails TO cure. Z. "
GROVE'IslgnAture Is on each box ?5c.-Ads.
The sun., 1905-10-14
The Oy1besftrM
H tra,smrm Wbkh hds,h H,@, H Fgs,tss ~ n,
UswS me Wss s(fhr O,TbS0ys Wvb fss, O,rhr,siLsh,

Nm Interview Win v. " Pfoudht
M,Nis,t NJ fh Asoisr Comvsry'' Ofsbs"'s b'f"'f
The sun., 1905-10-14
The Aeolian Company

AeoIan Hall
s6z Fifth Avenue, near Thirty fourth Street. New York
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-09-28
FLUME UNDER WAY.

County surveyor j. A. MrMorris came
in Saturday from Thirtymile, where he
is employed as engineer in charge "'
construction on the lumber tinme OF the
Condor Lumber Company, whirh IL h''
ing huit from their miil on the s""''
fork of Thirtymile to the stage roa"
crossing in the conyon six miles south
of this city. One-half mile oi the tinme
is now IN place aud it is the purpose o'
the company to put ON tnlI fore" "'
men in tew days and rush the work u
spe .dy completion.
The tiume, when compieted, VIII nc
l5 miles long and, when in operation
the company believes, the cost OF deoN
erinv lumber from the mountains to- tn
city will he rednced to the minimum
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-09-28
THREE JURORS CURED

OF Cholera Morhus with One Small
Bottle of Chanosrlalns Collie. Chol-
era and plarrhoea Cure
MIR. Il. W. FoWier hikhtower. Ala, re-
lates AN experience he hsd whtle serving
ON a petit jury in y murder case at BIT
wardsyilIe, county seat OF Cleooarne
county, Alabama, lie SAYS; while
there ate some fresh meat aud so0e
soose meat and it gave me cholera NOR
hns in verv severe form. | was never
more sick in my life aud sent to the drug
store for u certain chnlers mixture. hut
the druggist sent me u battle ct Cham
herlaiu's Colic, CholerS aud DtSrrhorS
Remedy instead, saying that he ha'
what sent inr, nnt that this medicine
WAS so mnrh better he woUld rather send
it to me in the tix was in, t'os one
aose OF IL and was better in five minutes
The second dose cured ne entirely
Two fellow iurnrs were afflicted III ih'
same manner and one small bottle c"r"'
the three of us" For safe by Condor
Drug Co.