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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-01-05

Some scientist OF the Department OF
Agriculture either too modest TO court
publicity or not sufficiently conndcn,
OF the value Of his discovery has
found. or thinks he has found. a cure
for insomnia. Secretary Wilson. for
many years a sufferer from insomnia,
10 quietly advising his friends to eat
fresh roasted peanuts just before 90.
ing to bed and let him know the re-
suits. In almost every case the rem
edy has been eflicscious. The peanuts
must be fresh, and not less than q pint
Of them are to BE- eaten. They must
BE- followed By . copious drought Of
watseL
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-01-05
MAKING TnIseriAn WARRIORS.
Ordeal Through which Boys Are Put
Before Securing Tribal Rights-


Ordeal Through which Boys Are Pu,
Before Securing Tribal Rights-
Among the Thibetsns the boy is I'm.
pressed al an eariy age with the nu-
merous duties required OF him. When
hardly able 10 walk be Is given wesp-
ons. and at the age OF u years has be-
coms an accomplished hunter. When
IS years OF age be is required 10 20
through 90 initiation ceremony prior
TO becoming an active member OF the
tribe. This function 10 accomplished
by the most trying ordeals. being car
ried on before q council OF chiefs and
lnmss. who closely watch the youth
while be is being subjected TO such In
the thumbs and burned with red-hot
irons. II be passes through this ordeal
without manifestfng signs of pain. the
mex, stage OF his Initiation is proceed
ed with. Should be fail. his lot 10 far
worse than that OF the most miserable
slave: he 10 cruelty beaten and abused
and subjected TO the contumely OF all
until the unfortunate youth gladly
ends his existence. Having passed the
first sisse the youth 10 isolated in a
hut at some distance from the village.
is denied food and goes through a
lengthy period OF starvation. being Wis
tied by the priests. who provide him
with slips for prayers and teach him
the pneccpts OF the religion of his faith
ers on his release be must give proofs
Of bis prowess as a hunter or warrior.
else he cannot enter the tribe as a
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-01-05
WASHING THE BLOOD.
Science Sea rchinx for Perfect Filter
Diiution VIII Not DO.

The search for physical process
which would act directly on the circu-
lsting blood in case Of intoxlcauon In
orier TO extract the poison which IL
may contain is not new thing. two
methods up 10 the present having BEEN
triel-transfusion OF the blood and
washing Of the blood. The TRANSMISSION
has given proofs OF It's worth. but the
difficulties are such that the applics-
don Of the method is necessarily -e-
stricted. There has been little success
hitherto with the washing method on
account OF the difficulty Of adjusting
the speed OF injection TO the narrow
limits OF cardiac tolerance. The chief
difficulty has been. however, that the
simple dilution OF the blood does not
render the renal filter pernaeable to the
poisonous substances.
NJ. Oh. Repin has just constructed an
apparatus with which he has expert
mented on animals. the method being
TO extract a large quantity OF blood
from the organism and TO mix II with
eight OF ten times its volume OF an
isotonic saline solution. This mixture
inccagulable for the
needs OF the experiments sent into
a centrifugal separator. which is COM
bined in such a way that all the blood
globules are united almost instantly at
4 single point where they xre passed
into a pump which iujects them into
The animal. The working OF the APP
>sratus 10 automatic and continuoux
he result being to extract the plssma
With all the matter dissolved therein.
md to replace II with artificial serum.
Ind this without injuring the blood
Iiobulea for which short passage
outside Of the orEsnism IL not injuri-
'us.--Revue Sciensinqus.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-01-05
DON Hou.s . Chi can MAKO.

The little girl can make an iDexpen-
sive and elegant doll house from two
orange boxes. says the ST Louis Globe
Democrat Get two nice. clean orange
boxes from the grocer. They have a
partition down the middle Clean them
carefully and place one on top Of the
other. Don't fasien them together.
See what possibilities this house has
IL has two stories. with four rooms.
Ask mamma for some pieces OF wall
paper. and carefully paper the rooms
Then little white muslin curtains can
be tackled TO the walls where the win
dows should be. Drawn back and tied
with pretty ribbons. they look like real
windows.
Now for the furniture. For a sofa
for the parlor get block OF wood
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-01-05
And the Dog L..xhed.

The proprietor OF store In New
York City owns little black kitten
that culfiystes a habit Of squstting ON
it's hsuncbes like a bear or a kan
CARGO. and then sparrine with its fore
paws. ss II IL had taken lessons from
q pugilist
A gentleman took into the store the
other evening an enormous black dog.
aslf Newfoundland. half collie. fat.
good-natured. and intelligent The
tiny black kitten. instead OF boiling al
once for shelter. retrea ted few PAGES.
sat erect on its hind legs. and put up
lite fists" In an attitude OF defiance.
The contrast In size between the two
was immensely amusing. IL reminded
one Of Jack the Giant Killer prepsr-
ing TO deInolish e giant
Slowly and without a sign OF exc.t-
ability the huge dog walked as far az
his chain would allow him. and gased
intenfly az the kitten and its odd pos
ture. Then. as the comiczlify OF the
situation struck him. he turned ais
head and shoulders around 10 the spec
tstors. and IL animal ever laughed In
the world that dog assuredly did 80
then and there He neither bzrked
nor growied. but INDUCED in a low
while eyes and mouth beamed
IN merriment-New York Telegram
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-01-05
AGever Boy.

Near the end OF the season our boy
announced the height OF our TALL ma
pie tree TO be 80 feet
why. how do you know was the
general question
Measured IL"
-HowT'
Foot rule and rardstick."
you didn't climb that tall treeY'
his mother asked snxiously.
-N'm; just found the length OF the
shadow and measured that"
But the length OF the shadow
changes"
-Yes'm; but twice a day the shad-
ows are just as long as the things
themselves. I've been trying IL all
summer. / drove a stick into tho
ground and when It's shsdow was lust
as long as the stick knew that the
shadow Of the tree would be just az
long as the tree. and that's So feet"
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-01-05

height. four feet wide and two feet
and one-hslf thick. II Is simply In
scribed. and directly over the inscrip-
ton IL carved a Cross. Huge boulders
stand. one at each corner OF the burial
lot. The stones may be taken 40 in
dicstive OF the rugged and sterling
qualities Of the man, much as the
huge monolith in South Africa. which
marks the grave OF Cecil Rhodes. typi-
fes the infexibility OF the great Afri-
can empire builder.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-01-05
An Enxll.hman.. Mifs.


In England a mans wife il IN real
ny his partner; and whether or not the
two are IA harmony with each other In
Affection. Ia all material things they
recognize that their fortunes are ire
voeabiy bound together. that the In
terests of both arc quite identical, and
that each has just ss strong a motive
for making things 80 wee as has the
other, since they share equally the la.
Dor and the rvward OF labor. They
may have their private disa agreements:
but they front the world together. The
wife takes the keenest interest In the
most minute details Of everything that
affects her husbands welfare. She
kno~s his incomc 10 a penny. She
manages her household as chancellor
Of the eseh~Iuer manages the nations
outlay. - thu, the annual budget shall
not only avoid a d~fcit and shall &C.
curately balance. but 20 that Il shall
show surplus. She viii practice a
rigid economy II n~ccssary aud IN do
ins - she viii fcei that she L. merely
carrying out her share Of The mar.
t+aE* NHNtfattt u u filr man fr1rf 10
make money; Il Il her part 10 help him
sase H. She plans nothing for herself
apart from him. abe cannot think %
him Ia anything apart from her. II
hy is 10 political PIE, she enters INTO
~ AMBITIONS with lnl~lllg~nc; ADD |
Ysal. sho ~lll write he letters Tor him /
and entertain bis constituents: she
Mill study the biuetsooks and teach |
herscif 10 understand the public qpcs
tons with which he has 60 deal. -
that shc may discuss them with him.
and follow bis cnr~~r lntriiisvnsiy. shc
belongs 20 hisn. IN fact. az he belongs
10 her. There Il not much display Of
sentiment IN an English household az
ter the nrs; year Of married life has
ended. bot there Il tho bond OF a com.
mon interest which grows stronger or.
cry day aud every year. and which
gives 20 man and wife a unity II pnr.
pose and % feeling that will beyond
outlas, the robwcb tissues
~ emotionaiisfn.- - Ainslcc's Maga.
dine.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-01-05
sTANlErs GRAVE.

Memorial Monoiith Msrks sieepins
Place Of the Explorer.
A memorial monolith has been erect
ed IN pirbright churchyard over the
remains OF Sir Henry NJ. Stanley. the
famous and deservedly great explorer
whom England nevertheless denied a
tomb in Westminster Abbey. The
stone. which was erected at the solicit
tntion OF his wife. is twelve feet In
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-01-05
A Rain, Day Pa.tims.

Here Is a pastime for q rainy day
which Will teach you a pretty little
trick. besides showing you how 10
spend very pleasant hour.
Make small paper target and lean
IL against some books on the table.
Now get some needles darre ones are
best and see II you can throw them
against the target 70 that their points
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-01-05
when BABY prsy..

When Baby Prays.
When baby by her crib at night
Enfolds her little hands 10 pray
Dear little hsnis - soft aud white
] listen while the sweet lips says
">ow 'ay me down 70 s'eep.
! pay the Lord my soul 10 teep.'
And. listening. years are backward
rolled
The past is as a tale untold
And standing by my mother miia--
Dear mother. with your hair Of white
Again ! am little child
And say again. as yesternight;
III s'ould die before | waite.
ip'sy the i.ori nay soul 20 tate,
And half IL seems ia baby's plea
The olden faith comes back 10 me.
All. me. know my faith Is but
phantom OF the long ago;
set, when my babe. with syeiids shut,
liepeats The words l used 20 know.
Now ] 'ay me down 20 s'e~p.
] p'sy the Lord my soal 90 te~p."
kome way. some way. the s0rid-doubis
Zee;
The old. sweet faith comes back to me.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-01-05

yelling
the
soid
sika atferno on a
edged with a plated O
Det tnne
The
with
a
rk
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-01-05
To Prevent Taking cold.


Tho little folks often catch cold hc.
cause their sleeping RON grows cold
before morning. A little knit wool
cap Il good thing for the head IN
such cnsc.. A child may catch cold
IN winter by standing at the window
for long time. There are draughts
about windows that will give stronger
aud older ones colds. A Hight wrap
thrown about the toddlcr who like. 20
look out the window will prevent all
the mischief. When taking the baby
out In his coach for an airing on cold
day place hot water bottle under the
blanket In the bottom of the coach.
Let the children able 20 run about
romp and play outdoors In cold wealth.
or. But do not take them for long
slow walks.
liza child has been exposed TO cold.
six or eight drops OF spirits OF cam.
phor on lump OF snRnr or in little
water. given as soon as he gets home.
viii often prevent the cold from de.
veloping. Rich greasy diet and bad
ly ventilated sleeping room will give
child constant colds.
People with even slight catarrhal af.
fcctions should conscientiously rcfmin
from kissina children On the mouth
and this applies moro riEidly to the
mother than anyone else. because she
f. the one who kisses the child the |
most. and will most readily impsrt the |
couta Rion II she has any about her.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-01-05

~she had q far-away look In her
eyes when proposed-'
"was abe trying to recall the psstr
mo; gucss she was trying % an
ticipets the pressntA"-weman's
Home Companion
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-01-05

Professor-If 4 patient had drunk
sulphuric acid what would you give
himf
Medical studsnt-rd give him up.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-01-05

The single thought Of two souls al
ways has something to do with love In
cottage.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-01-05
Hinss from . shrswd Mssron.

MY dear" said a shrewd mstron to
q newly married young woman. 1t IL
bad to let man know how little you
can live on.
III in time Of financial distress you
cut your household expenses to the
ssry last limit to help him, you will
Ind that thereafter he VIII always 81.
pct you to get along on that minimum
The daily sentinel., 1905-10-07

Episcopal; Regular services con-
Quoted by the pastor at the usual
hours.
The daily sentinel., 1905-10-07
MRS. MILLER ENrERrAINs.

One of the largest card parties oil
the year was that given by Mrs. A.
A. Miller at her home on North Fifth
street yesterday afternoon. Nearly
seventy ladies had accepted invita-
tions and were present to enjoy the
many pleasures of the happy after
noon.
Five hand euchre and finch were
the past;mes of the occasion and the
guests found much enjoyment in one
or the other of the two popular
games. Mrs. ]. f. Brink was award
ed the first favor in the euchre con-
test while Mrs. J. G. Cropsey receiv-
ed the second prize. In the finch
contest Miss Laura Sawyer proved the
successful contestant. The three
prizes We're handsome plates
Lovely refreshments were served
late in the afternoon. The pretty
rooms We're tastefully decorated with
n profusion of fall flowers
Mrs. Miller entertains admirably
and the card party was a very pleas
ant success.
The daily sentinel., 1905-10-07

Presbyterian: "The Benehcent
Shadow" will be the pastors morn
ing subject. In the evening the new
ly elected officers of the Christian
Endeavor viii be installed. The pas
tor will speak upon "The Aims of
Christian Endeavor and Its Results
for Good. preparatory to the install
lation- Good music at both. services.
An invitation Is extended to all to
attend.
The daily sentinel., 1905-10-07
AT THE CHURCHES TOMORROW

Baptist; "A Promise and a Com
mission" viii be the theme of Rev.
Miller's morning discourse. In the
evening, "A Picture Of Jesus"
The daily sentinel., 1905-10-07

Methodist: The pastor will preach
both morning and evening. subjects
not announced. Rev. y. II. Lee, pre-
siding elder, will hold the first
quarterly meeting of the new con
ference year at the church Monday
afternoon.
The daily sentinel., 1905-10-07
Tell Your Troubles
To the Expressnan

They know the place to get
Coal is at Book Cliff yards
and will fill your orders
promptly. If our delivery
men do their duty (and we
intend they shall) every or
der of Lump or Nut Coal
will be loaded with forks.
This in addition to proper
screening insures clean coal
The daily sentinel., 1905-10-07

CONGREGATIONAL: Conversion is
the morning subject, while in the
evening the topic will be Enough
to be Satisfied" Miss Ferbrache viii
sing both morning and evening. :
The daily sentinel., 1905-10-07

Christian; The pastor will speak
upon The Life Giving Stream" in
the evening his subject will be.
Jesus, the Christ. What Shall I do
with Him?"
The daily sentinel., 1905-10-07

Free Methodist; Preaching by
Rev. Saffell at Labor Temple this
evening Regular service conducted
by the pastor. Rev. DuPree tomor-
row evening at Epworth chapel.
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The Realty Auction Market.

There were only three days Of business in
the auction room last week. Seven parcels
xir' b sad es 9, aa IL
foreclosure actions figured - buyers 70 most
q the s,; sse IA. sSsss plSt :tTse
t bsss saSs of IS. week. ss.ss. yo!u%ssry
e5ns 70 joSn 3 sHHs a. BY wf ssy. En-
Kennedy. brought the second highest bid.
fH TtS;S x..k.s bu,,n,.. win b. .t.r.ed On
Tuesday By Joseph p: Day, who viii offer.
In pursuance OF judgment IN foreclosure,
the northwest corner Of llbth street and
day Herbert A. Sherman will sell No. no East
sSs Sre H James stG.y w end M
pose ss Of an eIsht story Suilans on N..s Fourth
street e4s at So e., T ss
ln Iasy piot sss.sso on o0E xssSn ston y
end nd .djoins the land Of St. Josephs institute.
K Kss Sisha On W. s.p Be H'H Vim ss%pr.s
4. SSsss,,y !. III Il H. Fssss;s
on D' he track. Of ne New haven road
near The Westches t station: The proposed
Improvement. II will no doubt fetch hand
come price. All signs point to = SontinuHnes
h n The B sTs eo whiok began last T. year ~
George w. Bard has Q sale OF lots In tho
williamsburg section Of The Bronx scheduled
Real Estate salesroom; There care twenty
four lots, located on White Plains road. Bar.
theldi, Magenta and Cedar iverles.
viii conduct sale OF lots at Edsemere, L. !,
The property Is on Beach, Surf and Grand
View avenues. Grand View avenue 10 the main
boulevard Of Edsemsre. 1t leads from the
station OF the Long Island Railroad and the
trolley to the Edgemere Eotol and the ocean.
es'it The streets are ~ severed ~ have
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IRISH a. A. c. NIN POINT HONORs.
Defeat New York 4. G. In F0resters' Games
at RldgeweOd.

The Associated Councils and Courts Of
the Foresters OF America held set OF ath-
letic games at Pelletier's Ridgewood Park
on Saturday, and the events brought together
d big crowd OF the leading athletes of the
d bs bsts ss Tor pon hsnors
and though the Pastime A. O., Mott Haven
A. C. and Mohawk A. c. expected to figure
In the tally the tIssle merged into due be-
tween the NsE York sn a. irfa A. q
the irish contin gent BY the score Of 10 to the
unlucky IS for the mercury foot
One Of the best races on the program was
III MA nil. . sh p4us hsss va: sc ss
H Hsd. psuder@sn Of the irish 4. 4. G.. on tSe
rs yard mark. and he galloped home ~ the
fast time Of ! minutes % seconds. II was
eaauredm.
unattached: William Baworie. y. George 4, g.
sssS1a Ri ;snf a I'm. s. sscanS O. H00s
irish A 4. & c. IL feet: " j. Kss.lns, irish 4. l. c.
81. 81; ss Franz sss SsS 1ele
'0 Soc YARD "f Kun. SoS!s.,won BY A., Schmidt.
aos so MsSsn AoS IA T. c. Ird Edward RYE
Mohawk A. c.. fourth. Time, minute u % Sec
10 Yard Run. Handicap Won by H. A; ssdiY.
is yards. second: Theodore Newman. s. GecsSs
(. c. is YARDS, fourth: Time, i IS s.cond:;
One Mile Run Hnndcap-Won by J e. Baud
erman. Irish a. \; G. rs yards; y; w Sche1 MIS- s,s,
70 yards. fourth. Time, ! minutes 2 seconds: ~
D.S e s' Pa.t% ns e.. 'y.Tds carssoes
Pss,lms 4, G., "a Yards. third: jsmss 4. Mule;
aecopds.
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saratosas Win Hitchcock Polo Cups.

SARATooAN Aug 2O.-The Saratoga Polo
Club concluded its annual tournament yes
terdsy, when the Saratoga and Albany teams
competed for the Hitchcock challenge cup
and individual cups.. Saratoga won by a
score Of Il, to az. The challenge cup new
Saratoga Club II having won II three times.
1901, 1904 and 1905, The ,,v Winning team .
mond Belmont, Victor Mather and Erred 8.
Yonstede. and the Albany team tncludes
X. M. Sage. {, II. ssbin. n: Kirkland and
Albany received handicap Of s, earned 8
goals and lost X BY safety. making total
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water and gas. Tho handsomest cottageI
are on these streets.
Coming Auction Sales.
MONDAY. AU0. II.
tAt Bronx salesroom.l

Coming Auction sales.
MONDAY. AUG u.
IA Bronx saesroom.l
~ 0EOhoI v. BAND.
p %' Hs ,ssa is1sss'' {:
b.r.hoa! Avenue. north side, 60 feet cas-. of Pine
B.rtnod! ,; .yenue northwest corner Of Cedar
Cedar avenue. wes. side, 100 fce. north Of Bar-
Maseni,s s,. sysnus' southwest corner Of Cedar
Gasenta ayenus. northeast corner of Cedar
White Plains avenue 1880.
TuEsDAT. ACu. %.
tAt II Vesey street,
BY JOSEPH P. DAY.
Manhattan avenue, Nos. 90 70 $40, northeast
corner q isth street ,oo17s ssofI bIci :isrs:
s .ss ss'.;s III. IN ,as:S:s A. Jack
THURSDAY, AUG, ~
IAt IA Vesey street,
By Joseph p. Day.
Fourth street. Ne a. south SIDE Is fee, Ts s,on Of
@ and store suaqE i so%s
r. Sdsm k .sSfK. f + e a'.; . .e.s!s' I
ss Ne :9I ,,sr :d SeN oS
Ing: y Schumacher W. Pas9uais rro;.s =. a.;
~ Ms sas.s * sIs
BY Herbert A. Sherman.
Eighty second street, NO 10, north side z7SS
feet west OF Second avenue, 1.0xi02.7 four story.
vs. Ferdinand Kassler ct Al. executors. 60:
G, F. Bishop, attorney: II. H. Whitman. referec'
due on Judgment. ss'os4.ls; subject TO 'a.es 60
BY James l.. Wells,
al. so' e. assS III s n' ac
story frame dwelling and two stony frame stable
on rear: NJ. p. Sherwood and another W. q. H.
81 al a
Seaman, referee: partition.
YRIpAY, AUo. %.
[At IL Vesey street,
BY Joseph p. Day.
washington avenue. esst side, whole front BE-
tween issth and leoth streets, 0s3itl1b two OooYy
stone front dwelling, two story ftAne AvellinG
I. n. ssensea q a.; p. 4 p0Ae, oeeoe1eV NAA.
doapA Hurry. rsfefse DaEo1l1A u ~
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composition for the golf committee cup. The
leading scores were a. follows
p. A. crikshank. ~. is-1a: g. T. Abbott =.
80. X. d. Hubbard. &. a,,si: q: r. Has~h' NJ
So. z. y, Shoemaker. ~. plus !. ~,
PORTLAND. Me-, Aug. 3o..E. r. Upton Of
yesterday. defeating y. b. Turner OF Portland
up In nineteen holes.
LoSo BRANCH. ". j.. Aug 2o,--J. Campbell
PhIiiips v on the greens committee cup ,6f tho
Hollywood Coli Club to-day. defeating h.
Re gems berger by, up. IN the semi.nnaia
70 90. and j. G. Phillips beat F. E. Henderson
by up.
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SELECT APARTMENTS.
). ROMANO BROWN & CO.

81 West ND 81. Tel. b47?-- ss,h.
THE EANWo0D."
ii:.nl EAST nth ST..
Large, light apartments OF eight rooms and bath
THE WAREHAM,"
2si .2s3 LEXINGTON Av.
Sss Ct sss % Ss ma co.
THE WRl0hTLElOH,"
100 WEST ssTH ST.
=, APARTMENTS Of .i1 rooms and bath; steam heated
I" '''''''' "T iifs0 Pps'MsBRoks,"
1914 WEST ssD vt.
Apartments Of eight rooms and bath: elevator
and all improvements. close 70 IL station and
Central f. rf Xi:' BSiEslHs It ELI e.
Soi WEST i0vTH ST,
High -ciass apartments OF seven rooms and bath
10th 81. subway s.s..cn &! cea I, go
no. l47 WEST 66TH ST.
Apartments Of seven rooms and hath; steam
heat, open plumbing near 70 IL" and subway ''e-
"'A' No. Is WEST TOOTH ST.
"a 81" Betxc III IA &aP'XER 1 fGe ~
NO. I7s MADISON Az
Ag.Tpss 4, y" e 70 TO eight rooms and BAN
"''' rs. - WEST 10Th ST.
"A APARTMENT of TWO rooms and BATH elevator &C.;
NO. - WEST $50 ST.
50. Apars1.n; Of t 70 rooms and BATH elevator
Apply ! sSSsa SH ssSa,a 9: 81 s?sn. o,
J. ROMANO BROWN & Co..
G. West nd n. TEL. hT7-ssth ST.
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PAWNBROKEns' SALES.

l. l.. FIRUSkI. Auct.. ~ Bowery. sells 10 A. M:
deemed Watches diamonds. jswelry Of every kind.
sllverwAre. firearms. instrlments nd pledges Of
ticket numbers spscined, both Inclusive also all
older ones deserved hon previous sh,s, 49,.
Diamonds pearls and ether precieus stone jewelry
Aug, 2-oider u. Bernstan. 2ll W.st lath ST.
all pledges PRIOR Aug. Is, 1904 70 NO. tN67.
1910 ID av.. clothing. &C., pledged PRIOR Aug r..
1901
Aug S--Order Vim. Simpson d CD. ltl Bowery:
ali pledges prior Nay -, 1901. 10 No. 1905,
Aug. ?4-Order n. Levy. Carmne 81; clothing.
49, pledged PRIOR Aug. II, 1904.
Aug. 25-lAIEe coasienment me jswelry. g,
Aug. 2-Ordcr y. Laag 90. 6ss 9th aS.: all
pledges prior June Z. le4. ~ No. 4OOl0.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-21
Pole ut Newport.

NEwPo Rr, Aug. 20 The final for the Bren-
ton g Reef cup was played yesterday At the
Weatcheeter Polo Club, the con testing teams
being Hqusdron A Of New York and the New
Havcn froebooters. the former winning By Q