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New-York tribune., 1906-05-19
RED SWAN INN,

WARWICK. ORANGE CO. n. Y.
Opens June 18TH only city; quiet re
fined homelike; electric lights steam heat private 5St
elevator garden; excellent table: hnest S5OLr
COURSE; beautiful drives delightful climate Address
for booke. until May 2Sth. c. NJ BARTLETT. care Bart
lett Lakewood, N J.
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cATsK1L1 MOUNTAINS. N. Y.

Opens June 9th Through Coach Drawing Room
car service from New York Altitude over 2OtO feet
Rooms singly suite. with private baths Golf.
Booklet Apply Alfred Elliott Manager Hicks Bids,
N E Cor Broadway and 2sth ST. elevator 2sth St..
entrance York; telephone 474s Mad until June 25th
that date address The Grand Hotel Company High
mount P. o.. n. Y
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CHICAGO STOCKS.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS

Furnished by Charles u. Barney & Co. No. 25 Broad
street New-YcTk, and No l22 South ath street,
Philadelptia)
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Financial.
lkTERb0R0uGR METROPOLITAN
COMPANY
TO HOLDERS OF
Morton Trust Cofnpany's
DEPOSIT RECEIPTS
FOR STOCK OF
marlborough Rapid Transit Co.,
(Voting Trust certifieates.)
metropolitan Street Railway Co.,
metropolitan Securities Co.:

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN thar. on May 21 1906.
MORTON TRUST COMPANY viii begin the delivery of
engraved securities Metropolitan
pany upon surrender Of the Deposit Receipts
The Collateral Trust -Four and Half Per Cent Gold
Bonds viii be coupon registered FORM
the coupon bonds being in the OOO and
tho registered bonds in denominations $1,000 S5O
and $4,000 Scrip (Which carry interest or dvi
dends) VIII be issued for fractional bonds and
voting trust certificates for stock which scrip
will be exchangeabe engraved or voting trust
certificates for stock as the case may be- when
presented and surrendered with other certificates in
amounts aggregating $1,000 multiple thereof the
case Of bond scrip. and slOo multiple thereof the
case Of scrip for voting certificates for common
stock.
MORTON TRUST COMPANY will furnish blank forms
which should be used in application for the ex-
change Of Deposit Receipts for the securities Special
care should be exercised in giving the full and
address in which the securities 10 be Issued
MORTON TRUST COMPANY,
by H. NJ FRANCIS. Secretary
Dated. New York. May Il. 1905.
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Summer Resorts.
SEW YORK
VACATION IN The MOUNTAINS

sullivan. Ulster ana Delaware Counties. N
on the
New York Ontario & Western Ry.
IN region OF absolute
HEALTH AT MODERATE COST.
@ %1o teet above the with pure air. pure water pure
itA no malaria mosquitoes ana within Three Hours
as fion New forka country heartily recommended By
iahsen send cents for postage 20 the under
4 9T ssI snd get free az Offices below The SUPERB
"a ILLUSTRATED BOOK, SUMNER HOMES" Of lS5
pages. IL gives q of Hotels. Farms and
boafong Houses. with their location OF board.
attractions &c Vacation Bureau at 425 Broad
IN NEW YoRE-1sl 425 1854 1850 Broadway. as
NassaS @ e. 10 Park Place. 2sT an 24s Columbus
9gsses &tVS Sd los West 125th 1S2 5th ave.
Ticket Offices. Franklin and West 42d ST. ferries.
IN bttOOkLHH-4 Court ST.. AT0 NostTand ave, cor.
MASON St; $50 Broadway: Eagle Office
On May 26th. 9Th. sh and Goth Excursion tickets
Ieoueea rates will be scld 425 broadway. 1854 Broad
"ay % Beaver et. CVS1rT St. Brooklyn. Weehawken
IetIy ooes giving an opportunity OF personally Sc
Jung summer home and also enjoying days fishing
IN this delightful region Tickets good returning May 31st
J. e. ANDERSON.
Traffic Manager. &c Beaver st.. n. Y
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Surrogate Notices.

OWTTOg0te Notices.
GEORGE F. NORTON.-IN PURSUANCE OF
the County o: New York Notice is hereby given 10 ii
persons having claims against George norton late Of
the County New York deceased present the same
vouchers thereof Subscribers a. their nsce o
257 Broadway BoFougL OF Manhattan In The CITY Of
York before the first day OF August 19pS neXt
Dated New York the 18th day OF January 1908
CHAS. b NORTON.
FREDERICK H. NORTON,
JOSEPH n TUTTI.E
. - Executors.
way. New York City,
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THE GRAND HOTEL,

oen'1 Passenger Agt.. kingston. N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-19
CEDAR CLIFF INN,

MONROE, ORANGE co. n. Y
lake among the hills 500 feet elevation. -
miles from New York Suites with bath. steam heat
gas Fishing boating bathing music. all amusements
100 acres Of park: own garden Open June 49, Booklet
NJ HAIGHT
New-York tribune., 1906-05-19
THE COLUMBIAN

1000 ISLAND PARK, St. Lawrence River, N T.
The best located attractive hotel among the
Thousand Islands; excellent cuisine Orchestra and all
Open June Is. Booklet
L. A. JOHNSON, Proprietor.
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A DVERTTSEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS for
~ Tribune received az their Uptown Once No. 1864
Broadway between seth ana S7th sts. until clock p m
Adverseents received following Offices ae
regular ofice rates until O'Clock via 20 sth
i4th ST 257 West 42d St. between Tth and sth
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NOTICE.
&, az ELEtsL NATIONAL BANK. located at McCumber.
N the state OF North Dakota closing its affairs All
note holders other creditors Of the Association are
claims for payment
F. E WOOD Cashier
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state OF New York County Of New York.
WM A. NASH. President and T: 7; MARTIN. Cashier
Soi1I business al No is William Street several
locations City OF New York approved by the
upeTnfendent Banks being duly sworn each for him
sef says that foregoing report with the schedule
10 true and correct in all re-
specg 20 the OF HIS knowledge and belief and they
sIrther the usual business Of said bank has
been transacted at the location required BY the Banking
elsewhere: that the above is made in com
official notice received from the super
ttoSens ~ EaniEs designating the 10Th day May,
iSs08 se the day on which such report shall be made
"' - WIN A. NASH. President
r. T. MARTIN, Cashier.
seyeraly subscribed sworn 10 by both deponents
the 1sfh lay OF Nay 1903. before THO NASH.
tSea1 Ot Notery.l notary tSnDAe. NO
Certificate fled IN New York County
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MANFIANSEI I

HOUSE AND COTTAGES. SHELTER ISLAND. I. l.
OPENS JUNE 21ST. One Of the finest hotels
on the Atlantic Coast cepacty 500 Under same man
and Hotel Gramatan Bronxvile N Y Shelter Island Is
GUY Two hours from New York via I. l. R. r. Refined
ana exclusive patronage paradise for children. Always
cool Fine lshole golf course. teDsiis riding driving
automobiling. good bathing fishing and yachting, ex-
seent music daneing Cuisine ana service unexceled
special rates 20 young Furnished cctuges Tor rent
Booking office z3 Union Square Room n Y. Telephone
l2l-ramercys OF Garden City Hotel Send for booklet
T. J. DOYLE Mgr. j. J. LANSSIN CO.. Props
New-York tribune., 1906-05-19

WAN BOSKERCK, EMMA C-IN PURsU-
ance o. aa ordsr Of Hon Frank T Fit-geraid, Sur
all persons having claims against Emma c. Van Bos-
kercR late OF the County Of New York deceased,
sent the with the vouchers thereof under
signed at place Of cting business the
Of Tyler Tyler, No. ~ Liberty OF
New York, before the fifth Gay OF November next
Dated, New York April "a 1903
GEORGE w VAN BOSKERCK Executor.
WILLIAM TYLER Attorney for Executors. SO Liberty
New
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PROSPECT PARK HOTEL.

CATSNfI1., y. y.
VIII IN June under management private
baths have been added and many improvements are now
being Send for illustrated booklet New York rep
resenntive will call with floor plans and photographs
Address FRANK y. ROGERS Manager. CatskIn n y
New-York tribune., 1906-05-19

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
l. Frank T. Fitzgerald. Surrogate County OF
New YORK notice Is hereby given to all having
claims against Charles E Boynton, late
New York deceased present the same with vouchers
thereof TO the subscriber his place trausactng
William Street; IN tbs City OF New York
the first day OF October next.
Dated New York. the loth day os March. 1909.
FREDERICK c. BOYHTON Administrator.
DAILY HOYT & MASON Attorneys for Adminisrator.
IS William Street. Borough OF Manhattan New York
City
Arizona republican., 1906-10-07
THE VACANCIES FILLED
 ON REPUBLICAN TICKET
The Committee Arranged Last Night
 for Beginning of Campaign.

There was a meeting of the repub- lican county central committee held last evening at the headquarters of
 the committee at rooms 1 and 2 in
 the Cotton building, which was well attended. The vacancy on the county ticket caused by the resignation of Harry Kay as the nominee for county recorder was filled by the selection of A. D. Egley and the vacancy caused by the resignation of J. W. Anderson as the nominee for county school su- perintendent, by the selection of w H. Lee. Both MT. Egley and MT. Lee arc residents of Phoenix and are well known here The chairman of the county committee announced an execu- tive committee to be composed Of James Bark, L. w. Collins, George Kirkland. C. M. Sturgis. w. c. Foster. F. w Thode, Jack Kersting. Lew Wooh, George Christ. J. B. Mullen Frank Parker and J. L. Mcdowell
 An itinerary for the county candi- dates has been partially outlined and includes all of the precincts of theI county. The principal meeting of the week will be held at Wicken- burg on Saturday, the 18th, when w F. Cooper, the candidate for delegate to congress, will again enter Maricopa
Arizona republican., 1906-10-07
Thousands of Dollars for DandeliOn.

to the sole agency for Dr. Ea"a
  md a eitoft  largest
  bH the oreofth character
  package that given away Ln
  truth or  abIesho named below"
Arizona republican., 1906-10-07
What Dandelion Tablets
 and Pills Are.

Everybody knows that Dandelion IS the most valuable of all Natures remedies. wei. Dr. Edwards Tablets and Pills are sinnpiv common dandelion (Tarazicum) in a concentrated form combined with other harmless ingredients of purely vegetable matter, They are one of the very few proprietary medicines endorsed by the medical profession. If your physician desires to know what these preparations contain, have him write us and we will gladly send him the information together with the name of the expert chemist who superintends their manufacture.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-07
Stock sold 41,133 TIP shares. 'reasury stock. S.S66 5-12 shares.

Stock sold 4l,l33 f-iZ ShareS-
 Treasury stock, S,S66 5-12 shares.
 The board of directors in pursuance of the authority given them by the meeting of the stockholders, held on November 21, 1905, have negotiated for the transfer of our canal and property to the government with L. C. Hill, Esq, supervising engineer of the re- clamation service, and have presented a full statement of our resources for the consideration of the board of appraisement at their invitation given in letter dated December ?, 1905, which board has also made an examination of our canal and works. Their report has gone to the secretary of the interior These negotiations are still under con sideration by the secretary of the in teriOr, and from the fact that surveys have been made to connect our canal with the works now going on at the diversion dam, we believe that an early proposition may be received from the government. It is recommended that these negotiations be continued and that when a proposition is secured that the whole matter be brought be- fore the stockholders of our company for consideration and determination.
 All of which is respectfully submit ted. LINCOLN FOWLER,
 President.
 It is well at this point to conside- the matter of selling the canal to the government, referred to above both in the resolutions of the 'antis" and the report of the president The anti Fowler faction is desirous of doing everything possible to dispose Of the property to the government at any price that will pay the debts and take the elephant off it's hands. MT. Fowler claims that the canal should bring a price somewhere near what he conceives to be it's value and alleges in his report that negotiations to that end are now in progress. His OppO- nents contend that no such negotia- tions are in progress except as a hope in the heart of MT. Fowler, who on the occasion of the visit here of the en- gineers' commission of appraisal of the system, did bring the matter to their attention and has since then been hoping for favorable action.
 President B. A Fowler of the Water Users association stated yesterday that if any negotiations between the and the government were pending in Washington he knew about it. This was verified by Engineer L. c. Hill, who has local charge of the business of the reclama- tion service in this valley.
 It was further explained that the notice taken by the engineers com mission, of the Appropriators' canal, 1. the presentation of MT. Fowler and the personal examination made when the was here, was purely edu- cationaI. that the engineers might fully i acquaint themselves with the local sit ] uation; that they made no recommen- ! dation concerning it and that they could not do so as they came here !
Arizona republican., 1906-10-07

upon the Liver and Kidneys restore these organs to a sound and healthy condition. The uric acid then passes away through the natural channel and the bio o q becomes pure again and free from all poisonous matter.
 We only guarantee to cure Rheu atis n when it is caused by presence of uric acid in the blood. We have cured hundreds of causes because this is usually the cause ofrheumatic affections.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-07
Diseases Cured by Dande-
 lion Tablets and Pills.
Constipation.

In constipation the Tablets act as mild eathartic; the Pills are slightly stronger, but both tablets and pills act upon the mucous membranes of the intestines' therefore their action is absolutely sure and also for this reason they never griPe or cause the least discomfort. They are equally good for children as well as adults, because they are a tonic and do not produce any unnatural condition of the bowels.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-07
Stomach Trouble.

The Tablets are the best to use in case of c+o1acb Trouble which takes the form of Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Sour Stomach, e+c- because they tone up the system and stimulate the flow Cf gastric juice, thus verv effectively aiding the digestive organs f7 3erforrn their proper functions. Their mildly cath2rtic action also relieves the stomach of all refuse and undigested matter.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-07
Liver Trouble. ,, l

Through their direct and immediate action upon the liver Dr. Edwards Dand- elion Tablets and Pills induce a natural flow of bile. This relieves the congested condition of the liver and enables 1t to perform it's important work of keeping the bowels and stomach in a healthy condition.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-07
Nervous Trouble.

It is well to remember that disordered nerves are nearly always caused by dis ordered stomach. We do not make speciality of nervous troubles unless they are caused by stomach trOuble-then we cure them permanently.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-07
Kidney Trouble and
 Rheumatism.

All kidney trouble and nearly every ease of Rheumatism is due to presence of mic acid in the blood. pr. E dwara g Dandeiion Pills through their direct action
Arizona republican., 1906-10-07
Wholesale Distributors industrial Advertising Distributing Co.,. WelsVe N. r.

county. A joint territorial and county meeting will be held there on the date named. The campaign will be opened, however, on Tuesday evening. October 9. at Tempe. On the 10th Alma will be visited, 11th Mesa City and 12th Creigh- ton school house.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-07

There were three wise men of Phoenix
 went out to hunt something
 dandy, They searched all around, and at last
 they found Donofrio's Crystallized Cactus Candy.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-07

a teller. repaired to the court house with C. B. Wood and with the use of an adding machine determined that the motion was lost by 433 votes.
 It was learned last night that there will be a meeting of those interested in opposition to the Fowler manage ment in Veterans hall Monday morn ing at 9 o'clock. before the stOckhold- CTS meeting, to nominate a ticket which this faction hopes to elect to the directorate at the meeting to be held immediately afterward.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-07

candies received fresh every week at the Phoenix Bakery
Arizona republican., 1906-10-07

Statement of a WeII-ISno~n
 Druggist
 PROSPECT HILL PiAR1GACfs
 LONGDALE. R L
 March zSth, 1soe- SCFIEfSCK CHEMICAL co. Dear Sirs:-Since having placed your Danae- lion Tablets and Pills in stock have had EreaE success with them Your Dande-ion L71l-ts have done great work with my trade who have been troubled with Dyspepsiz. and feel glad af any time 10 recommend them with anscl1Ee safety and sure results.
 Yours truly,
 Signed, RICHARD ". SWAN.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-07

Hair dressing parlors, Gotten Block
Arizona republican., 1906-10-07

Liver and Kidney Trouble Cured
 5Z9 W Liberty Street.
 CINCINNATI, O. SCHEECg CHEMICAL co.
 Dear Sirs For the last three years have suffered terribly with Liver trouble went to several specialists, but none did me any good A friend of mine advised to use your DancE- lion Tablets. I used four boxes Of them and they cured me entirely You have my Pe-n1is- sion to my endorsement of your wonderful Kidney and Liver Cure
 Signed, ELEANOR RRPERGER-
Arizona republican., 1906-10-07
Endorsed by Physician

THE SCIENCE CHEMICAL CO
 Gentiemeu-Th have used your Daudslio1 Ts5- lets and Pills myself and h my family with very gratifying results, and have the evidence of others. who have used then, and all praise them They should be in every family to- I believe they are all you claim for then As superior caffartfc- and for all kidney and liver diseases, also diabetes know Of nothing better
 Yours t=uly,
 Detroit. hlicn. pr. G. A CLEMENT.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-07
A TURBULENT
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Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-21

a comfortable quiet game
taire. This Is sup
piled with wellfled book
E. A. Cudahy another splendid
stable in which his
large family keeps supply
both Of which used
prizes the
which he shows to his friends His Conato saddle
horse which always
look when he a
collection of bits which he
trophies he has =
H. McCord keeps horses rigs
stable continuously these this
city will the
which
that McCords reputation
they he
by private individual the
His rival the coming show will be Lawrence although
Murray Pepper will
pride real
Hal" McCord. morning he his
coachman his
the Early
with his tandem
rise Mr. McCords coachman is Enghman who insists that
rig and harness must be thoroughly cleaned Immediately after
When 1t considered it
heavy harness plenty
stable in which the horses
Mr. McCord is thorough sportsman and although
the complete stables
still that Omaha might represented
show it said he $4,000 in preparation that
repaid by the prizes people,
appreciate his efforts
the
by Mr. McCord in providing comfort possible
and horsemen-
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-21

EFT is immensely fashionable this season,
not only as a trimming, but in jewelry,
and all sorts of old-fashioned pieces,
crosses, combs, brooches and bracelets are
being gotten out for wear. The revival of
antiques is responsible for this as well as
many other quaint effects in the new things.
The bold designs. some of them approaching
the primitive, are very popular this season.
Among the novelties the La Waller pen
dant has largely taken the place of the locket,
the festoon on the neck chain also being very
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-21

good. The hand-carved and etched bracelet
of the Nethersole style, that slips on over the
hand, is among the best offerings in this line
Jade, aqua marine and peridot are very popu-
lar as setting in necklaces, brooches, stick
pins and everything else, particularly as dec
orations for combs
Some handsome things in stickpins are
being shown in transparent enamel also. The
coral ropes will continue to be very popular,
also the gold beads. In fact, beads are very
good in almost any color that affords pleas
ing contrast with the gown.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-21

coming of the Horse Show interest is
in the and the will have take
NV back for least Although automobiles
v rapidly coming a o
about the popularity of the horse
decreased residents
horses than
the weather. OF built
reference housing their automobiles still there have the
vastly
the horses
Omaha probably has barns and splendid
than Although
of the world still equipment and they
substantially with special the
the vehicles
these stables available for the inspection of the public
still a fairly idea of the
the by seeing display
the Omaha will make this
The the possible
condition for horse rig which of has show
Omaha stables which ribbons
which Omaha show we'll other
before
has been recognized of
the within the OF
the ladies' drivers given
recognition Commodore Vanderbilt and other
wealthy their thorough
as roadster speeding
These with all their wealth did spend
money of their by the
Omaha today.
One of requisites
thorough who be able
handle know horse be able
his wants in of emergency and also assist his
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-21
Jet Jewelry and Silver Chatelaine Purses Worn

The old-fashioned silver combination
card case and purse with the long wrist chain,
such as our grandmothers used to carry, is
one of the very smartest things shown in this
line. They are either engraved or etched
with a monogram, initial or some design.
Some handsome combination card cases and
purses in mocha and soft leather, with
mountings of gold and silver, are also being
shown. The metal bags in gold and silver
are among the will-be-as-good this year as
they were last.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-21

repensh
This locally essential
of the found the
able the markets
hold the sellers whose
their 1t takes
vehicles read
when the is This is of
Besides this there
eres harness and carriages feed
veterinarians bills stable repairs rigs and nnumerable
equipment the building which often enough
addition the first carriages
which make gentemans stable
the the thousand and other things
the appointments.
the stables of the mionaires of the east
bathrooms billiard
rooms every Omaha has
which billiard missing but all the other above
Three
the Omaha stables of today and of the
buildings stories and a basement high.
locally bought home,
in who full line
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-21

todate while anything which be found Omaha
surely Chicago The time when Americans had
harnesses
While ideas horses both ridden and
still equipages been used
manufacturers
the buying from this
stables with numbers of while
handled from stables which
and eight Spe
cial harness is required for each vehicle.
Barton has the horses,
ALL remarkable AL
substituted automobiles extent for
the his
than the horses still he maintains his splendid stable
feeding watering
the carriage spacious Every
that with white dresses
go through without sing their skirts The
space covered working between these
three the second floor for
and of hardwood and well
supplied private den, which he
for himself shows
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-21
Wherein Are Royalty Housed Equine Kings ond Queens

It'll the annual coming of the Horse Show interest
cenered in the horse and the will have TAX
W back seat for week at least Although automobile
have been rapidly coming to the front means o
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1906-04-04
The Senatorial Password.

Senator TilIman piloted q coustitu.
ent around the capitol building for a
while and then, having work to do on
the floor conducted him to the sen ate
gallery. After an hour or 20 the
visitor approached a gallery door.
keeper and said: my name is Swate,
l am q friend of Senator Tillman's.
He brought me here and I want to 90
out and look around a bit. 1 thought
l would tell you so I can get back In
"That's all right" said the door.
keeper, shut l may not be here when
you return. In order to prevent any
mistake l will give you the password
81 you a get your seat again.
Swate's eyes rather popped out at
this. "What's the word?" he asked
'Idiosyncrasy.'' "What?" "Idio.
syncrasy.' II guess Ill stay In
said Swate.