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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-29

Saghain. Nevertheless, know exactly what
opponents of this view have said and will say
about Oriental subtlety,' etc. Since both sides
of the question of Japanese influence not only
of theoretical but of intensely practical Importance
to Americans, we purpose to give phases of
truth the other side, indicating possibly the mid
die road of substantial truth.
In my vew the victory of Japan Russia
will work for the peace and brotherhood of the
tions the increase of mutual respect between
Occident and Orient, and hence the advancement
of humanity, the improvement of our own morals
and religion, enrichment of civilization, and the
reinforcement of American progress in Asia The
mission of the United States and Japan is
1t is to unite Asiatic wisdom with Anglo-Saxon
freedom and enterprise to make obsolete and
abolish the traditional Orient" and 1" Occident -
the bad inheritance from the Crusades-thus making
one type of civilization for the whole world. All
this by Ten Yn (The Grace of Heaven)l Nisi
DoWl,rus frnstrd.
l base my view of the Japanese, the country and
people, spirit and policy, upon my whole adult
lifes experience with them, that is since first, in
1866, at New Brunswick, New Jersey, | became
their first teacher, knowing the minds and hearts of
scores of these ingenious youth. Afterward Gas
the now only surviving American who lived under
feudalism) l saw the Japanese in their homes, both
in cottage and Daimios halls, before they too
sophisticated to hide much from their guest, in
structor and co-worker Then for three years in
Toxic as the friend, when in America, of imperial
Princes, of premiers, noblemen and gentry,
| had not only the entry of many homes, but with
my sister, the first American woman under Govern
ment auspices to teach Japanese girls we had as
guests for years princesses peeresses mothers,
wives and daughters of the Dainios, gentry and
leading men of the land
After four years, in feuda1 and imperial capital,
with frequent journeys in the interior, on noun
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-29

Pioneer American Educator in Japan
DR.. Griffs Commodore Perry's flagship launched
Philadelphia, the first japanese embassy America,
taught first United States
the first of Caucasian by invitation to live and
the interior of Japan, the first called out in
schools the American plan and
the only foreigner living who within Daimios castle,
the workings of Japans feuda and its abolition.
This article written in reply DR.. Ashmead's, pub
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-02-24
Coldheld.

G0loneI0.
There's a camp out in the desert,
And I'm proud to call it home.
It's richer than a Cripple Creek,
; It's buster than a Nome.
And it amt much shucks on build
ings,
And it's crooked as to streets,
: But there's id good bonds of fell
lowship
In the h~andgrips of the men one
meets.
. And it's "Here's how" with glass in
hand,
!. And the click of the rolling wheel;
|. There amt much of the ten COM
mandments,
But there's always the price of a meal.
That there's some roughness as to
clothes,
And some prevalence as to boots,
Is right-this amt a lady's parlor,
For the dudes and the gay galoots.
The drill, and the hammer, and shovel
Are for mentor men to strive and
sweat
The back of the hand across the brow
. Is good-when the brow is dripping
wet.
It's me for the camp in the desert,
Where hypocrisy lies low;
Where the sun can shine on the
street,
And a man has room to grow.
1t may be rough and robust,
But I'm proud to call it home;
It's richer than a Cripple Creek,
It's buster than a Nome.
Banker Beckwith is. dead. 1t is
claimed that the worry incidental to
the Mrs. Chadwick affair was the
cause.
An expert buyer of horses passed
through the camp yesterday and re-
ported that while there were plenty
of fuss tails for sale the general
run of likely stock with square teeth
was ''thin and high"
A bet was made this week that out
!. of an approximate population of
1000 in Goldfield, there are 1000
people using li%quozone. The bettors
are busy counting, and while they
work it might be said that the latest
chemists report on the aforemen.
toned .panacea gave its ingredients
as water and sulphurous acid.
it is always a painful process to
drag out an old family skeleton and
heave it into the hands of the law
yers. Whether he or his wife are at
fault brave old Colonel Cody can
now expect to have his picture on a
government g~reenback, making it
impossible after his death, to have
any Buffalo Bills"
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-02-24
RAILROAD DOINCS.
c. q c. Broad9uaged to Wabuska :
Cut.Offs Contemplated.

The Carson & Colorado railroad is now
broadgauged as far as Wabuska. Mar
row ears will not BIZ run further
than this point in the future. Trans
ferring of all freight from the mar
row gauge equipment to standard cars
and vice versa was started this week.
The Southern Pacific company is max
ing arrangements for through service
from Wabuska to Sparks. 1t is au-
chemically stated that a joint traffic
arrangement will be made with the
Virginia & Truckee railroad whereby
the Southern Pucifc trains will run
through over the Virginia & Truckee
tracks from Mound House to Reno, but
the Southern Pacific is figuring on run
ming a line from Sparks to tap the Vir-
ginia & Truckee road at Huffaker's sta
ton. Surveys for this piece of track
were made last fall. Another survey
was completed running from the main
line at Hazen, joining the Carson 4 Col
orado at Wabuska. Railroad men say
that every indication points to the COM
mencement of work for the building of
this piece of track which will allow the
diversion of traffic from and to this Sec
ton thereby saving considerable mile
age for the Southern Pacific.
Acting Superintendent McGrath of
the Carson & Colorado has given notice
to the employees of his division that be-
ginning with March l, preferred runs
will be given with broad gauge trains
running from Wabuska to at least
Mound House. Standard gauge engines
and other equipment are arriving for
the operation of traffic in that territory.
Surveyors have been in the field run
ming a line from Wabuska for the
Strengthening of the road. The new
work will soon commence of broadgaug-
ing to Sodaville, but under the recon-
struction Hawthorne will be off the new
line about three miles.
The Tonapah Railroad company will
make their road standard gauge in time
to operate trains when the Southern
Pacific get their reconstruction work to
SOdayille.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-02-24
INDIANS TAKE A
will Hunt Down Bob Black, the
Double Murderer.

BEATTY, Bullfrog Mining District, Feb
12-Chief John Tacopah' of the Piute
tribe of thiG section, and his faithful
lieutenant, Bob Scott, left town this
morning for Ash Meadows, where the,
will join other members of their tribe
and start in search of Bob Black, who j.
wanted for the murder of his wife,
Charley Bruce and Ash Meadows Frank
Details of the tradgedy are not at hand
but the story in brief appears to be that
Bob Black filled up on whisky furnished
him by a Swede who kept a station at
Ash Meadows-an isolated spot on the
desert. At 3 o'clock on Tuesday the
savage was crazed with drink and delib.
ertly shot and killed his wife and Char.
ley Bruce and MORALLY wounded Ash
Meadows Frank who tried to interfere.
The Indian then left, carrying with him
a rifle and revolver that it is said he
knows how to handle to perfection. The
case has been turned owe to the Indi-
ans at present and that means that pro-
vided they capture the fellow he will be
handled according to tribal laws. Mem.
bers of the tribe at Pahrump were first
to hear the news but it is understood
here that they wanted the man whom
they recognize as their chief-John
Tacopah-to take the lead and, sworn
to protect the reputation of his tribe
and honored father. the new chief is
now in the saddle for the first time to do OF
die. Chief John Tacopah is an inoffen-
sive man and it is doubtful whether he
could be induced to take up arms only
in such a case as he buckled on his
weapons this morning. Bob Black has
been known as a bad Indian for many
years and he will never submit to ar
rest without a battle.
w. S. ALEXANDER.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-02-24

We personally examine properties, manage
ment and financial backing of all securities
recommended to our clients. Buy and sell
any stock for cash. Out-of-town clients will
deliver and receive stocks, draft attached.
Weekly letter mailed upon application.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-02-24
SIFTINOSe
BY WILLARD PACKARD HATCH.

While the Hotel Brevoort was
burning in Chicago last week, and
the guests were escaping in their
night clothes by the real fire escape,
an enterprising jew, with a number
of second hand suits On each arm,
| started a fire sale. He was u welcome
guest to both men and women
The Reno Gazette says: "There
is not a single item of Nevada news
that is published in foreign papers
! that is not dated from Reno" Also
it adds: Reno is a bubbling young
CITY," Apropos:
Hush, baby bubbler of bubbles,
Don't bubble SO bibulously;
He who bibles, or bubbles with bulb
bles, -
Bubbles bubbles most biliously.
A private letter from those on the
inside says: "GovernOr Peabody has
given up all hope of being reinsta,ed,
and is apparently keeping up the
contest and the continuous expense
to the state at the instigation of sey-;
eral Jack Horners. He has passed
up General Bell" What is better
than to be a bell-cow! Why to be a
cow-Bell. ..:. -
<.za
"We will organize a chamber"
Said the wisest man i'm town,
The others simply nodded up and
down; -.
"We will nominate a slate" said
they,
"For press, fire, and for health-it
will pay"
The others simply nodded up and
down.
eve will pick out a president"
Said the wisest men in town,
The others simply nodded up and
down.
"We will salary the secretary,
Well be mighty smooth and wary"
The others simply nodded up and
down.
awe will run this bloomin' camp or
bust"
Said the wisest men in town,
The others simply nodded up and
down;
with a kitto, and a Stanley.
Both fine looking men, and manly"
The others simply nodded up and
down.
They did, and ran it quickly through,
These, the very wisest men in town,
The others simply nodded up and
down;
And what is best for me and you,
Is to do what Minis and Dawson do
Morrison and Borlini helpt to chew
The white flag of oratory too,
The others simply nodded up and
down.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-02-24
Sent to Hawthorne.

Charles Clay, who has been IN the
real estate business here for some time,
was arrested last week Of the charge OF
fraudulently disposing of real estate and
was bound over by Judge Bell to APP
pear before the grand jury. Clay. is
charged with having sold to another
party a lot on Columbia avenu which
he had previously disposed of to Harry
West, who died here recently. 1t was
brought out at the examination that
Clay had disposed of this lot four times
in all. Clay's bonds were fixed at $4,000
which he could not furnish, and he was
taken to Hawthorne Sunday by Con-
atabla RueSan
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-02-24
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy tn
Mothers FaVorite.

The soothing and healing properties
of this remedy, it's pleasant taste and
prompt and permanent cures have made
it a ~favorite with the people everywhere;
It is especially priced dol BY mothers Of
whooping cough, as it always affords
quick relief, and as it contains no opium
or other harmful drug. it may be given
as confidently to a baby as to an adult.
For sale by Martin Muller.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-02-24
Red Front Baseball Team.

The Red Front baseball team has been
organized and will soon issue a challenge
to any aggregation of ball tossers in the
state. The team includes some of last
years Goldfeld nine and has been
strengthened by the addition of several
other prize players. Sam Bayles is the
manager of the new team and the uni
forms, which are to be a brilliant GRIM
son, have been sent for.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-02-24
Excursion of legislators.

arranged in Carson for a party OF mem
bers of the legislature. 1t is planned
for them to visit Goldfield and Tonopah
within the next few weeks, or immedi-
ately after the legislature adjourns. The
party will be headed by Governor Sparks
and the citizens of Goldfield should pre-
pare to make the trip of the solons to
the greatest gold camp eve known one
which they will never forget.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-02-24
Notice to Property Owners.

You are hereby notified that all gar
bage must be removed at once from
your premises. This applies both to
streets and alleys. 1t is advised that
chloride of lime be used freely. This order
is by authority of the state board OF
health and will be strictly enforced.
d. A. TURNER, NJ. ID.
State Health Officer for Goldheld.
The sun., 1905-08-20
Private Sales.

+. so!a e AlbeT i. scSsess:s III. ~
iaarE nat with store on i9t ss5ss a. ma
sEci2aE}p :cia 2. sTREET..ch.,lss A9s.ls!n. he he:
;sss! STs ssa!ns s!SssIsas ~
Gy'ise y se.: sffs Hstohp Hn PIT f.s fas The
~" S:vs .aa s'kssn
story story buildlns: On plot 7sTiooli: at IISSs ISs
tenements with stores.
1Hnls1Y.EddhTH 1a:dd 1T Nicholls; lss
puroS.ssr s 1 VIII viz stsr ' tho 0SSiidns ioi
and Nichols 4 Lummis have sold for
rlient No. 3S6 Lexin gton avenue, three
,aory ,nsy,! brownstone front dwelling on lot
's m .sd r. E..t Ss :ts.t A; sx5 Ss tss .sS1y N;
SEIH:ss y s'2ss s.1s Ts:ad e. '1s%sa D1ss.s
AMSTERDAM AyENVE.-siswso1, 4 Hobb.
s' .s sss ps tHT Nh: H.. Il GS tas
isoTH STREET William H. P!cken has
Sa, Ssom TO =: B. Tilson x. the new s three story
lot l8xoo.ii.
i2tTH sTREET.-weschler 4 Myers report
that the LissbeTGer Jacobs Realty Com
n. Rosenthal.
FiGHTY-FOURTH sTREET.-Weschler Il
Realty Company has sold 70 Annie \.
hosenthal M. 90! East, Eighty.fouIth
70. the estate OF II. hu6ipstsIp No, -iSS1
Fifth avenue. northeast corner q f'ttA
The sun., 1905-08-20

street, a Ave story nat. with stores. on lot
2S2xeo, to a Mr.. Rosenberg.
FIFTH AyENUE.-Joseph Zelenko has sold
to q Mr., Hauptman No: i45< Fifth avenue,
southwest corner Of listh street. a 1--WE story
nat. on lot 2a.lxloo.
10th STREET.--Moses Levin has, sold to
MIR, Ooldford No. 80 East 10th street,
six story fat. on plot %ixloo.ll. near Park
avenue.
112TH STREET. Davis Eisler has sold to
Simon and Joseph Silverberg the six story
dat No. Sls East 1l2th street, on lot 25x1oo, IL.
NINETY.THJRD STREET.-Meyer Leven-
son has sold for Harris Grosfeld the five
story tenement No. 239 East Nlnety-thlrd
street, on lot 25xl00.S.
FIFTY-THIRD STREET. Haskell, Bruder
400 West Fifty-thlrd street. four story
tenement on lot 25xl005.
THIRD STREEr,-A. Bruder has sold to
Gross 4 Eisler Nos. s5s and 1856 East Third
coLGMBiA i.esd' j STREET. STR .mMendsi Singer has
sold. the SIX story tenement, with stores,
at the southeast corner Of Columbia and
RiyingtonM At MStIestI. on plot y. Sx5e's. 10,
18TH STREET.-F. j, Wood has sold 1or
A. II. sullivan to a Mr.. Frederichs No. 03o
East i75th street, one family house. on
ASTH6%Y S;Ht 5ss XvENUE.-F. J. Wood has sold
for Arthur Slegler Nos, 1854 and 1850 An
thony avenue, a three story six family
frame house on plot 8SxlO0. between i76th
street and fremont avenue.
The sun., 1905-08-20
Miscellaneous.

Charles E. Duross has leased for client to
Henry A Bogotta Nos. ITO and ll2 Thompson
street, for term Of years,
N. Horton has leased through the Wins
low Realty Company the four dwellings at
Nos. 8. 10. I: md West !.sth street 70 Alex @
iooii. about lis feet west OF Fifth avenue
Tho term OF the lease is twenty;ons years.
WIN Be remodeled for business purposes.
Plans have been filed with the Manhattan
Building Bureau for three six story hats. to
Sc built for Berliner 4 Greepberg, at the
northeast corner OF First avenue and Tooth
street, at cost Of Slss 900, and for six story
sido OF iIsd street 276 feet east OF Broadway
FOR tho +. j. Mcclure CONSTRUCTION Company.
AT A cost OF ti2S, 900. Other Manhattan plans
Plans we're hlsd with The Bronx bureau
for eight ave story fats. to he erected for the
sast corner Of WlkIns plaos and 10th street.
st 8 oosS II esokooo.
The sun., 1905-08-20
BUSINESS CHANCES.


DO not consider your past experience 10 your
future Investments u YOU have lost 1t will surely
come back. and doubly 90. In this company; we
oier smal number OF shares for sale at u. par
value: We own 2l0 acres OF land In Buena Vista.
Colorado. for our smelling plant. which we viii
build there; we own Also . most valuable mining
property Of 40 acres. with immense ore deposits;
average Assays % 80 10 the ton In gold. syer cop
per; We have absolute assurance Of ore delivered
70 our smelter daily to keep a dozen smelters run
ming continuously: we can absolutely smelt any
grade Of orc as low as - per son and make over
80 per cent pront on every ton we have ihe means
through our unlimited emeltlng heat and process.
as well as smelter Itself TO save enough for every
mine 10 pay good dividends from their low grade
orc; through this 20 really are the DIVIDEND earn,
Investigate our proposition don't hesitate to write
for prospectus: you cam OF aford TO lose this
chance; It will be doubtless another Standard OH
earning: we do not intend to nood the market with
our stock. but only offer limited amount for sale
as we are absolutely sure to harvest enough proft
with our nrst smelter 10 build new one every two
months and pay dividends Immediately after
at this adv. sceptcally: place some confidence In
straig htforward business proposition. offered 20
the public by conservative business men who know
how hard II is TO get little money saved: you can
rest assured 1, win double here With this proposi
THE BUENA VISTA ORE BUYING. SMELLING
AND POWER COMPANY. 81 Broadway. room /.
BROOKLYN, N, Y,
The sun., 1905-08-20

5000 SFCuRrS half Interest In very practical
invention for the manufacturing silk trade. Sam J.
pies McfD;oSALD -wIGGINs co.. ,S7 Broadway.
The sun., 1905-08-20

OYSTER BAY, L. l., 10 room home with 10 acre
OF ground, outbuidings. poultry, &C.; price, se 0o
q 600 cash. Apply 10
MeDoNALb.wIGGINs co.. 2S7 Broadway.
The sun., 1905-08-20

LADIES TO do pecework at their homes: We
furnish all materials and pay from 81 to 32 weekly.
Send stamped envelope to ROYAL CO., 81 E. Mon.
roc st.. Chicago.
The sun., 1905-08-20

LOAN OF 5000 WANTED In high class manu-
featuring business In Brookly liberal bonus offered
references furnished. Apply to
The sun., 1905-08-20

CIDER MILL. fully equipped: large storage ca
pAc,tyi situated short distance up the Hudson
good railroad facilities; price $4,000.
McDONALD.WlGGINS CO., 257 Broadway.
The sun., 1905-08-20
MACH INERY.

Four 225 H. p. and one i75 H =. vertical Manning
boilers. Eight 72'xis Tubular Locomotive Boilers
on skids or wheels. All In stock. WlCKES BROS"
$50 Liberty.
The sun., 1905-08-20

and aoda water businessS 81 800; owner unable 70
deVoto sufhcient time, will sell plant for N.too
Call or address DOBBS, $50 sth aV'' new fotk ci'y
The sun., 1905-08-20

5000 LOAN WANTED protected by printing
plant valued al $4,000; liberal compensation
oneI McpoN 1SI AIp .wIGGINs co.. as7 Broadway.
The sun., 1905-08-20
why DO YOU PAY Rent !?
BaySide Park

WANT A FARM ON LONG ISLAND for my
own occupancy small or large must be well located
for gcntleman's country home water front on
north shore preferred. will pay all cash: pu,aihg
j. WHITMORE BARTON. Woodcllf Inn Freeport
SPECIAL SALE OF BUILDING LOTS. ?5Al2s.
At Lakewood Park. Grasp this golden oppor,
tunity. CARRoLLTON REALTY CO., Worid
Building, New York.
JAMAICA. Rocksway Road; 10 acres: original
owner 81, 800 acre; trolley facilities JONES' le'
Montague st. Brooklyn.
The sun., 1905-08-20
COUNrAY tOA ~.

~. sEsx sn s.ss 6pes eses Il
The sun., 1905-08-20

FARM.
HOUSE 40 rooms, 10 acres cultivated barn.
chicken house: nve minutes to station; 5 min
utes out: 5000 for quick sale. CRulkSHANk'
62 Pine.
The sun., 1905-08-20

SITUA IONS WANTEiI-- t.M.AiE.
v~~~o~o~~~N~s~~~>~~~~~>~>
SWEDISH HELP at MISS LARSON'S Employ
ment Once. 50 West cath St. Tel. SNA Madison
Square.
The sun., 1905-08-20

DO YOU WANT A COUNTRY HOME at bar
gain' II SO. don't hesitate 10 inyes'sa.e this
and mountain view very large stable: y lots land.
about one and one.half acres; 10 minutes walk
vice; low Communication; one hour 10 New York
city tho property could not be placed for double
sm0Sns sssa EGO ssv sS nn'
q. r. ODELL, Congcrs, N. Y,
The sun., 1905-08-20

old established patent colt akin manufacturing
bushes; Y NsysIEt t.aiIs n 4 Pesstscylsq e n g -
The sun., 1905-08-20
HELP NANTkD-MALE..

MRS. l.. sEELY has removed her employment
bureau n ~ West 'pth g.
The sun., 1905-08-20
STU >TIONS W N. ED-MAI

YOUNG MAN. 25. college graduate, 10 also com
petcnt stenographer and accountAnt, wants posi-
TON not entirely clerical preferred. p. p, box
los Sun ONCE.
The sun., 1905-08-20

CAPITALIST as partner wanted for my inven-
ton, through which trip to Europe M possible oX
water power In three days: For psIticulars ean az
work. city.
The sun., 1905-08-20

YOUNG MEN WANTED to take up the
tunity to secure . legal education. and ad-
mission TO the bar without loss Of time S 1g p!
SPRAGUE CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL
OF LAW. 462 Majestic Building. Detroit.
Mich.
The sun., 1905-08-20

IF you are looking for an investment that will
nav AZ q per annum, write for booklet.
'"' " GOULD CO., BankerS,
Gould Building, Atlanta. Ga.
The sun., 1905-08-20
REAL rs FATE WANTED.

wANTED-Farm, not less than 20 acres build
ings, &c, near station or trolley: well watered;
cultivation unnecessary: must be healthy loca.
chasing: within one hour OF New York. Reply,
With full particulars. to N, A. B., i5S Bay 10Th ST.,
Bensonhuret, N. Y.
The sun., 1905-08-20
MISCELLANEOUS.

FARM FOR SALE-Orange Co. farm OF 20 acres
bordering on Sullivan Co., known ns OAK shade
faIm consisting Of T. room house %a %iih nj, arh ot
buildings in good repair; barn full OF hay and
grain and large held Of corn yet TO DC narveslea
farming Implements OF all kinds, as good ms new
IL miles from Erie station: possession given I'M
mediatciy II desired. Inquire OF owner, II a.
TILLSON Thompson Ridge. Orange Co., N. y
The sun., 1905-08-20
HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

FIRST-CLASS Feather Pastors on fine
work; hig salary. Apply
HEWLETT ROBIN co., 1873 5th ave.
The sun., 1905-08-20

FOR SALE-Drug business In Brooklyn: owner
must sell on account Of health reasonably; easy
terms BOZ iS3 Sun Brooklyn once. 81, Wash
ington 81.
The sun., 1905-08-20

$50 SHARrS Of preferred stock in q large pants.
ton company Is offered at par value 500 per share.
A'pMa pMacDoNALp-w1GarNs CO.. 257 Broadway.
The sun., 1905-08-20

FRIGHT MEN TO handle territory: 1900 10
a faD wear can be made: must be careful. respons
ibe persons, with good business references.
PIERCE, box ll8 Sun ONCE.
The sun., 1905-08-20

5000 WEEKLY to manage territory on ALLEN s
FOUNTAIN BRUSH; requires no experience; ref
erences required. Address ALLEN MFG. co..
Toledo. Ohio.
The sun., 1905-08-20

MACHINE. FACTORY WANTS PARTNER with
capital. E. r. RICHARDS, <se Bedford av.'
Brooklyn.
The sun., 1905-08-20

MEN financially capable. with energy and ex !.
neTience. 10 manage territory for the greatest
money making proposition OF the time; references
eSehanged PARKER, box lls Sun once
The sun., 1905-08-20

PLAINPIELD N. j.: two elegant homes in most
desirable vicinties can be bought a. $500 and
$4,000, Descriptions at
Nc McDOSALD-WIGGINS CO., 2S7 Broadwdy.
The sun., 1905-08-20

COME cTfoNERY MANUFACTURING business
this city, 900 business done last months; price
'i0'yM MCDONALD. .wiGGINs co.. as7 Broadway.
The sun., 1905-08-20

$4,000 OF FIRST MORTGAGE gold bonds q
400 each Is ofIered by large old established
silica company Of high standing. Prospectus dc. Al
The sun., 1905-08-20

THIS BEATS NEW JERsEy-chartsrs cheap
for mining, Milling; manufacturing fa!sSSsdss ~ Or
PHII.ip LAWRENCE, former Asst. Sec. State,
Huron. S. d.
The sun., 1905-08-20

Statesmen can easily make 5000 Q day selling
our Gold Window Letters, Novelty Signs and
Chang able Signs: catalogue free. SULLIVAN
CO., los W. Van Buron st., Chicago. Ill.