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The evening world., 1906-05-02
REGULAR PUT THE
MILITIAMAN TO R0UT
Strung Fought San Juan Hill Bat
tie Over on Manila Day and
Is in Trouble for II.

Because he fought san Juan all over
again Private Edmund Strung. OF the
Fro, United States Infantry to-day
went from the Centre Street Court TO.
Governors Island under guard OF Capt.
Ford lie got into trouble when he tried
to demonstrate the superiority of the
regular over the mltiainan with his
ests upon \. +. Elender. member OF tho
r,,yelffh Regiment and proprietor OF a
.,iuun AZ CO.uuous avenue ana SILKY
second street.
The battle OF Manila anniversary
y,.as The opener OF the war talk. which
took place at the Battery. and when
Policeman Hluher arrived the argu-
mont had reached point where the
mllitlamdu was In rapid retreat before
thc fists OF the regular. Elender's face
was badly bruised when he appeared
to-day to prosecute Strung, Ma gistrate
iIrecn however. turned the soldier over
10 Cnpt. Ford, who promised he would
be punished according TO army regula-
.
The evening world., 1906-05-02
JARED |. FLAGG
LOSES IN FIGHT
FOR A LICENSE

Jared l.. Flagc. who for several years
has acted as "theatriral agent for
inexperienced chorus girls" at No.
q Filth avenue. was to-day refused a
renewal OF his "cmployment agency"
license by License Commissioner Bo-
ralt after q hearing OF less than ten
minutes
Ex-Commiss!oner OF Licenses Keat-
ing who appeared for the Theatrical
Agents Association told he Commits
sloner that tho association had tried
for years to drive Fiagg out of business
but hal becn unable TO do so Mr.
Keating produced papers showing thn'
,n 1856 Flars ha1 been convicted OF con-
durtinr "a disorderly house ana tn1t he
haa paid line OF 500 when he was
found guilty.
Flagg Indignantly denied this asser-
ton rand produced papers OF the da;e
on whlch tho alleged conYction occurred
to show that he had been acquitted of
the charge. Just as tho wranglo was
beginning to grow warm the Commis-
sloaer put n stop TO amy further argu-
ment by rappins on ue table and de-
claring Flagg's license would not 5e
renewed.
II accept Mr., Kcating's statement as
being true, said tho COMMISSIONS.
and l don't care how short the sen-
tense or how low the fine, the mere
fact that n man has been arrested ON
such q count as charged is proof enough
to my mind ;hat he is no, entitled to a
license as the conductor OF an employ
ment agency for young women"
Flags siraggoi his shoulders and
faded away into the hall. while Mr..
Kea,ins told a group OF ncwspapcrmcu
tina, during h!e term ass Commissioner
the Bureau had speut much time and
enort ia trying 80 revoke Flags S
license.
~ an glad We have baggcd him al
Inst" be snld
The evening world., 1906-05-02
SAID CLUBMAN
ROBBED HIM
IN HIS OFFICE

Charles VI. ward a wine merchant
OF No 80 Broad street. and one OF tho
best known clubmen in town. was ar
raigned In the Centre street Court this
afternoon charged with assaulting and
.obblng Archibald NJ Ainsiey Of the
Fidelity ard Casualty Company. No.
a. Broadway.
ward vigorously denied that there
was any truth in Alnsley's charges and
was discharged by Magistrate Breen.
According 10 Aiusleys he and Ward
have had business relations for SOW
eral months and to-day Ward oaled
on him asking for settlement They
entered into a dispute over the amount
involved. according to Ainsley. who
said to the Court;
- told him I would pay him all |
owed him and settle the account |
drew check Tor $3.50 ana handed It
10 him. for that was all owed him.
He knocked me down. and while was
on tho floor took so from my pockets
Then he hurried away"
Ward was arrested On the complaint
OF Ainsley by Policeman Cossrove. OF
the Old slip station lie denied that he
had attacked Ainsley. and in Court
pointed to The latter as be said
OF / had struck HIM there would be
marks on his face. You can see he
hasn't a scratch.
Ward Is large. powerful man and
Alnsley - "a slight fellow. Evidently
the Court Thought Ward wou.d nave
left some impression 81 no had struck
Atnslev for no was at once discharged.
Ward is a member OF tie New York
Athletic Club and Is the husband oi
Fannie Batcheller, well-Snown actress.
He has been known for many years on
INNER BrOadWuy
The evening world., 1906-05-02
WOMEN DRIVE
FOUR-|N-HANDS
IN CAY PARADE
Men as Passengers Only
in Society Turnout
in Central Park.

There was a picture parade In the
Terrapin Belt to-day when the mem
bers OF tho Ladies Four-ln-lIand Driv-
ng Club had their annual turnout. II
was great day for the florists and
mlll.ners. The driving stunts OF eight
young women also deserve honorable
mention In tho dispatches.
Tho lino OF marcn WAS from Seventy
second street ana Eltth avonue through
iAc park wa the cast aud wosi drives
10 one Hundred ana Eighth street and
Central Park West. where the secretary
Miss Louise Gullver. fen on, OF line
aud acted as reviewing oiicer In the
place OF u1e president. Mrs. Thomas
Hastings. VINO IS abroad. Then all hands
toolod down to the Driving Club for
luncheon.
Miss Gullivcr's coach was blue. with
a team OF FOUR spanking bays Her
father. W. c. CULVER. was on the box
with her Others In this party were
Mrs. W. c. CULVER. II. Dowing G. q.
Abel jr ana Felix Ingraham. The
Gerry coach was red as a circus wagon
witch red velvet cushions and red-baoy
horses. II made splash of acute toior
as olg as u barn liire IN the general
scheme OF the picture, Miss Angelica
Gerry drove. with Robert Gerry on the
box and Miss Mabel Gerry, Mrs. james
o. KeTnochan. w scott Cameron and
B g. johnson on the roof. Mrs. G.
I.eiyard Blair mad scrumplous turn
ont In the pony coach that James Hazen
Hyde =. I'd To own before the explosion
and 10 Nor leaders she drove a pair ~
high-kueod horses that won blue RIB
hons al the Garden last year Her
companions were Mr Blair Mrs Farr
Tho Isein coach a big wago1. all
green and yellow Ike a spinach omo'et
was driven by Mrs Arthur lselln. col.
William J. lsolin nnd Miss Gerry r0de
with her Numemlly u VIII be noted
the Gerry family made the strongest
rhowlng Miss Coruelin Bryce was IN
charge Of James Henry Smith's dark
blue coach Mrs Ralph Sanger hnd he
big club coach. a handsome rig with a
black b1dy. n primrose nnnsard and
primrose running gear
The evening world., 1906-05-02
ONCE TERRIBLE TERRY
AND BROTHER in FIGHT
PugiliSts Accused of Attacking
Roller Coaster Manager at
Coney Island.

Terry McGovcrn and his brother
Hughey surrendered to-day to the
Coney Island police. warraA,;s charging
them with assault having bren Issued
against them on complaint OF William
Sieger. manager of the Rough Rider
roller coaster on the Bowery at Concy.
Both fighters are declared to have
tried TO administer n beating 10 tho
manager when he ordered them into the
line of waiting patrons OF tho constor
on Monday night Terry made swing
nt Sioger and landed. but sleger. who
knows thing or two himself abont- she
sulnc OF give and take responded
with a right -hander which felled Terry,
Hughey. seeing tho plight of the once
champion, then attacked slcger. Then
lhC hght was declared! OFF. When Sitgcr
earned the idnntity OF his pugillstic
customers he swore iout q warrant for
their arrest.
The evening world., 1906-05-02
HOTEL GUEST
REGISTERS As
ERICH MUENTER
Police of Dover, N. H..
ThinkHim Tutor Sought
in Poisoning Case.

tsnec.ai 20 The Evening world)
DOVER. y II. May "a man whose
description answered that OF Erich
Aiuentor registered at Tho American
Houso here to-day.
Ho signed tho name Erich Muenter'
on tie register and then left ghe hotel
without waiting to be assigned TO a
room.
Marshal McKone was notified and
noicred police officers after the man.
BOSTON. May City solicitor Pevey.
who represents Miss Bertha Muenter.
eister OF Erich Muenter tho Harvard
tutor. sough, by the police in connec-
ton with tho death OF his wife by
poisoning. said to-day that the young
woman had left Cambridge because she
was bothered by police officials and
newspaper reporters. There was moth
ing secre, about her departure, he de-
clared and adds II was no, a flight II
she had been loft to herself she would
have remained
Miss Mucnter. tho lawyer said. has
gono to her home in Chicago She had
not seen her brother. does not know
where he Is, and has not gone to meet
him. Tho house. No lo7 oxford street.
is being dsmantled, and Muenters
property will be sent to Chicago.
Mr.. Pevey stated that he had en-
saged ohemis, 10 be present at any
analysis which may be made. for the
police by PROF. Whitney.
He refuses to tell the name OF the
expert because tho latter wishes to
avoid notor,ety. II is probable that the
analysis will bo made to-day.
/ The police know what i am doing"
Il continued Lawyer Povey. ''Muenter is
irlshtoued at this charge against him
VINO would not be? l cannot md anv
evidence of his guilt and believe he 50
innocent. Just soon as we can locale
him We shall turl him over to tho
police"
The rumor that Nfuentcr was In Cam
fridge yesterday and visited his home
at a. NJ. Is declared not true. Two
men were seen early IN tho morning Mt
tho Muenter house. one was Mr. Bryant
and ne other n friend OF his
Judge Almy Will hold an Inquest at
= Cambridge Friday morning to deter
mine the cause OF the death OF Mrs
Leone X Mueuter and 70 decide who
II anv one. is responsible. This course
was decided upon bv Medical Examiner
Swan and chief ~ Police F B. Pullen,
since the police have found +; impos-
sihle to obtain tho Information they
wish from persons who they believe
3 could throw considerable light upon
tho family affairs of Erich Muenter.
The evening world., 1906-05-02
STOLEN COLOGNE FOUND.
fSix barrels out OF Twcnty-Four
Located After Years search.

A1er very nearly a years search for
twenty-four barrels of cologne tho po-
lice have to-day located six OF them.
The others arc supposed to have long
since been consumed in the usual way
They were stolen from the pier of the
STAMFORD line OF New York, New
Haven and Hartford steamships on
May 10, 1895. and although thoy were
branded with the customs stamp and
burnt with tho manufacturers mark
they were successfully hidden until to-
day,
Max Smuchlcr, twenty-thrce years
old. OF No. So Rutgers street. was ar
rested on tho charge OF being the thief
and WAS aruligned IN the Centre Street
CuuiC Smuchler denied knowing any
Ting about the goods He was sent 10
Elmtra In 1897 for burglary under the
name of Max Cohen. He was paroled
In September, 1895, for good conduct
and dropped out Of sight OF the police.
The evening world., 1906-05-02
TEWKSBURY'S BAIL IS
INCREASED TO $4,000.
The District-Attorney Learned SKY
rocket Banker Gould Furnish
$3.50 and Raised the Ante.

Recorder Con, in General Sessions.
to-day increased the bail OF Lewis q.
Towksbury. the former banker VINO
is IN the Tombs awaiting trial on the
charge OF grand larceny. from SoJh
TO Sl0.Oo
Since TcwkShurys return from
Philadelphia whore he was arrested
April Is after an absence from tais
country OF mora than three years. his
counsel and friends have been making
mn effort To secure his reloase on had
The KNOWLEDGE that TCwIshurY iu-
tended TO furnish the bail fixed At
s. 800 to-day caused pistrict-Attorney
Jerome to place tho case on the calcn-
dar before Recorder Con and the In
-rease In bail was rcmandcd and
granted. Tewksbury Will bc tried be-
'~va the Recorder on May 10,
The evening world., 1906-05-02
PAMAKOS CAUGHT IN CANADA

Inspector Mclaughlin learned to-day
OF the arrest In Montreal Canada, Of
John Pamakos. wanted here on charges
OF larceny and forgery preferred against
him by the Mailer Candy Company. OF
No. 2l4 East Fourteenth street.
PamaNos was outside man" fdr the
candy shop up 10 four months ago,
when he disappeared His former en-
ployeh allege that he so, H.S0O from
them, Detectives -Sergt Mccarthy viii
leave for Montreal tomorrow armed
with the papers necessary for bringing
Pamnkos here for trial.
The evening world., 1906-05-02
ViirlOl

Is recognized throughout the world as
the greatest strength-creator for old
people. weak. sickly women, children,
nursing mothers. Ind after severe
sickness.
Vinol cures hacking coughs. chronic
colds, bronchitis, and all throat and
lung troubles Unequalled to create
an appetite, and makes those who are
TOO thin fat, rosy and healthy.
For sale at all Rilter. Hegeman &
Co. Kinsman and Jungmann's Drug
Stores. New York and Brooklyn.
The evening world., 1906-05-02
DR.. STRONG RESIGNS.
Quit. Post OF Coroncr's Physicinn
In Queens County.

LONG ISLAND CITY. u. t. Nav -
Or. benjamin IL Strong to-day rendered
his resignation as coroner's Physician
OF Queens Borough. lie intends TO 30
TO New Mor!eo. whore he has accepted
the place OF chief surgeon for n rail-
road company. lie will be at tho head
OF a stan OF tweatyrilve doctors
The evening world., 1906-05-02

"Trozmondon' IS word that nav
not be breaihed In Russia. Yet It IS
spoken often and wth thrilling results
IN "A Rock IN tho Baltc." Robert
HArr's newest. finest novel whlra be-
e!us in the SUNDAY World next sunday.
The evening world., 1906-05-02
New cnem,eal nnn,c. Science.

A new chemical has been discovered
that Will act as solvent to granite,
turning the stone to water. This chem
ical piays n strong part in "a Rock
In the Baltic" Robert BArrs wonderful
story of mystery. lovo and adventure
which beginB in the sunday World
next Sunday.
The evening world., 1906-05-02
PRINCE POOR FISHERMAN.

BRIDGEWATER. y. s, May A.
fPrince Arthur OF Connlusht left here
Rlast night for st. lonn. y. B. The
Prince has been at the Midway salmon
fshing grounds for ;wo days, out failed
10 catch single snlmon,
The evening world., 1906-05-02
A sen Eight for Love.

Tho stranGcst duel ever fought has
occurred on tho high seas. with love for
the prize "a Rock In The Baltic" tells
the whole wonderful story. This great
novel begins in the Sunday World next
Sunday.
The evening world., 1906-05-02

Phoosarhei Ereany evening No1l rhoonrha curtis
Washington telegraph., 1906-10-26
WRECKS " Z E Cl.KIk:5 Ga 9E1E
Two Wrecks On Tae lron Mom
tain In0le Days0ne
Ksn KILL.

Th4re We tTo wrecks en- the
lren Mountain sat lrday, Tho
first was a freight tt N pne occur
red at Ensign, and sc next tAe
wreck OF the fast mai eenton.
The fasf mail atten9t q t9get
around the freight wrees.by going
over the Look ISLAND track 80 Bea
ton, ibus wis derailed as soon as 1t
reached the I,ou Mountain track.
a brakeman was 7 ported Killed IN
the freight wreck,
Two freight aatns we're repar
ted wrecked on the aaaisinna and
Ark nsas Thursday night OF last
week.
Washington telegraph., 1906-10-26
Mr.. X .. Row:ey.
A Deatn That HasBrought: Much
Sorrow to the Community

The deuth Of Mr.. K. b.. Rowley
Il; his home in this city,. at Z O'Clock
on Saturday night, WIS peculiarly
SAD and mas c-%t deep gloon oven
large circle of Friends. On Thurs
day morning he was seized with
chill which eeveloped rapialy into.
hemyrrhagie fever, and two days
later he died. .>3
Mr., Rowley came here four ago
IS cot,9p dpTcr for the George
Taylor Commission Company Of
St, Louis. ard since the f,yilpre Of
that Compsas he has repaiRcd ir
the SANE capacity tor ". "A. sho-t
Il Co. OF IIalona Iln wha a quiet,
~NQSs0rilE se.ytl@map, ~ '$,lrlng
Washington telegraph., 1906-10-26
IS DIAMONDS.

Since diamonds have been lately
found in Howard county, we are
publishing an articl" from The
Telegraph Of April 18th jS7G,
which was copied from the Little
Rock Gazette OF that date.
Several times within the last few
years have gold aud silver been
disc vered in southwest Arkansas
The conntry through Sewer, How
aad, Little River and Pike, is very
hil,y, and in the near future rich
and paying mines will be discov-
cred. This time however, We do
not refur to mineral rich and rare
bnt to genuine diamond. We
cannot give the locality where
found for the reason that it has not
been made public. Mr.. II, c vii
hanson and Mr. TDlaud called at
the Gazette office yesterday fore
noon AND showed the beauty to rs
1t was dressed and set ina ring in
New York. under direction Of Mar
mod and Jaecard & Go. Of ST.
I,ouis, who placed its value at sew
entY-fve dollars and pronounce it
genuine. They estimate tis worth
at from Sixty-fvc to eigh,y-Gve
dollars. " hen found in the rough
it weighed one aud one half carrots,
and lost three eights III dressing.
The. aialaond IS very brilliant
aDd when placed beside the IBot
Springe b ilIiants fairly diws their
hIstre.. The Giaiuond is not the
property OF Mr.. Williamson, but
is, owned bv a friend at whose re.
qaes, the place where found Is kept
% prnG@And secret, l. 10, q big
bonanza" and we trust that Arkdu
sas will shcw up many more Of the
precious stones,
Washington telegraph., 1906-10-26
HOuSEkE EplNG SHOWER.

Mr.. and Mrs. Jjlian Gold were
given d housekeeping shower M ~.
day night at thei" aew hbme.-on
west side. Numpro s guests ~ are
present and all were highly enter
tanned until Il late hour of'taa even
ing aad the daintiest Of raartsA-
lneuts, were served. The Young
rouple, received ihSuy handsme
present#from theit friends wAo
were there, among @hom We men,
ton: l.. E..Cowlin.s and farni =,
Or. J. l.. Booker and famih !, W
Phillips and wife, Misses ca hi4ne
and Augusta johnson, Allison Iohn
son, Cbar'lent Williams, Mr. T..
n. Trashle Mrs. {. R,yst)i, AA
nabeA and Aary aa'rin,> Mrs. =. ?
darkness and family, Mrs i2stg
age and family, J. $ M0ur. -
wsfe, l., Il, Mcnroe aude va, .,as
Agatha Wilson, airs. * ~ J-
and daughters. Rev. A, ", .s.5
son end wite,4j.F Du=r .4
vile, Mss. 3. B. Black auy' ~
tex Misses Lou and Alie~ ..a.
Rev. J. Il. Oscar, & 3teplt.s lg.>,
Claude Garner, 4lenu - ..u,,
Emery Moncret, Miss Nobs s.rt
Il. q. Forsvthe, Mss. at,~ a.9 "a
lace, Mass Jennie priuaa, Na )ttu
and Helen Beck, and MAI y yy.t.a,
there being. neary al NQndtt1
present., @}'
Washington telegraph., 1906-10-26
hPpl. L.. s MUST SILL
And Judge eOlvay tssa s VIII
Di Prohibition Agaiast
Hope e0aacil.

The city council Of Gope passel
an ordinance 'axiag 5de vendors OF
apples who shipafd in and r4tail-d3
from the cars, so. per month anl
Judge Conway eGjoinea them rom
aolleetin the tax.
It seems that parties from the
north part of lie state with apples
to sell, shipped iate ftopa aad af
tie: selling the WHOLESALE men aAd
retail dealers ali he .sPaes they
wanted, opened mp business on fhe;r
own aecWAt and retailed from tho
car. The dealers in dope made
i Kick and the ordinance vas tae
resalt,
Washington telegraph., 1906-10-26
1IIIEDRENo 5 PARTY.

Margaret Carolyn f1,ac! enter
tanned her. little friends III her hone
Friday afternoon il honor Of her
sixth birthday, The dining room
artistieallv decorated 18th ever
greens and pot plants. A large
white birtL da, cake and a pyramid
Of candies each abpracd with six
lighted tapers, lent a charming ef-
feet upon he bright merry faces.
Covers were lai.. fo'. p aud a de-
lightfal afternoon Vas spent by
tne Ittle gGests.
Washington telegraph., 1906-10-26

| have come to the conrlnslon
that tie people OF Washington and.
Helnpst cad county ares people too
rood to leave and have thought
properly and decided to remain
with them. all going to work
the land buslneas from now on for
Ill it is worth, Being il Aembcr
Of The Missouri Pacific tmmi
grafton Bureau and advertising
extensively i'll northern papers, |
an in Il position to find north
etn buyer and hels the only fellow
now who has the "doe'
| have sold over 500, ,000.00
worth Of black land to IL. people
in the last few months. II You
want 20 sell, pas reasonable price
on yottr lanus an | list them with
lne. 1t viii at cost yon anything
to DO TINS. Dome and act Ms talk
it over. Jhioe at the Farmers
Bank, " ,sli ,gGon Ark.
l.. L. Cowing.
Washington telegraph., 1906-10-26
l}atesville Guard.
Cheerfulness works miracles.

Gheerfulness works miracles.
Those who hunt for trouble soon
find it.
\ cheerful heart doeth good to
everybody.
They who search for peaae and
happiness generally find both. 5.
Talk happiness the world is sud
enough without our woes,
Queer about this thing ha@ris
ness; the more Of j. veu give to
others the more you have.
Rev. &. G. Wi liams will fill his
rcgrl&i. appointment h"re Sunday
viii preach in the evening at three
nj at night.
Washington telegraph., 1906-10-26
WASHINGTON AREANsE Es. FRIDAY ocl 2a1 1905

char4c,er. On The 9th Of Deem
her. 1903 he was married to Miss
Anne LoehA,at, who, broken
hearted, survives HIM,
When the dangerous character
Of his illness became apparent, his
sister, Miss Lucy Rowley, Was SUM
lnoned frnm Little Rock, and she
came attended by MesSrs, Skip
with and Hutchinson, friends of
tae deceased, Missing the train at
Newport, they drove through III a
hack Friday night.
NJ. i.Dwiey had been Il member
Of the Presbyterian church for
many years. and his funeral servi
ces was conducted al the home sun
day aft-rnoo by Rev. Mr, Best,
his pastors, The remains were ta-
k.n to Little Rock for burial. He
was born i'll soatheast Aakarsa5,
was thirty-three years of age, and
was held III universal esteem. The
Young wife and relatives have the
profound sympathy of the com
mani.y,
t4tap,-;lI nu,vl
Washington telegraph., 1906-10-26
T. C. Wilson
Fable Aduinistmto
kCA NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that u petit
zion viii be presented to the Hemp
st teqd county court III the January
1906 term thireof asking thai the
road leading from Westbrock to
BFeyias in Hempsteal county Ark
ansas as follows to-wit;
Vacating a part Of saia road come
menciug where said road leaves the
Murfres5oro anu Prescott road,
thestin following the old road
about three GaarterS OF atmile to
where it intersects the Prescott and
Nashville road nea Dotson post
office about leo yards south Of the
=. G. & n. w Il. R. making d
distance Of about three miles vaea'
el, VI hen making the old road
running north b, Friendship
church to Dotson pos. Office coun
ty road, a distanee Of abouS one
mie, fntersecbips the MurSreesboro
and Prescott ~ Dotson post Office.
/. n. Brakebill,
j, A. Gorha.4,
) u, City. ct al,
pntittonnrS
Washington telegraph., 1906-10-26

of said court, 1.-The Undersigned
guardian If the estate o. Coy.
Dazo, George, and ethel Martin,
minor heirs of George Fl. Hartin,
deed, will sell, on credit Of thee
monthes, in front of the Posi- Of
ft'y in the iowa OF De Ann, Arkap-
saSon
Saturday November 24th, 1906,
ne highes; and best bidder, the
four fifthS interest Of the above
,u,uors IN the following described
Ialds to-wit:
Northwest quarter Of the South.
6sst qualter (NW / of SW 3),and
3aato half Of sontAwes quarter
- ] Of 6W of Section Twenty
eight (28), and Northeast qaater
Of thc Southeast quarter [H@ OF
Sil / of section Iwenty-nin. e-Al)
;uia Township Eleven Gl) s. K.
Nv nty- four (2l) west in Hemp
stead county Aakansas, and q lien
w,ll ba detained on the above des-
eF,0ed lands to secure the payment
of sae pnlchasa money.
Geo. B. Teri%.
Guardian.
Washington telegraph., 1906-10-26

WRaA o horse is SO uverwolEad
,t'lias down and ia 0thDr WAYS i3-
oaares its inability to 70 tartaer,
you would consider Il 2f.miuAi to
nee force. Alaay a tnita ot hu.
name impulses wac wuul4 hat
Willingly HARM Aattea, is guilty
Of eYnebv where has -owa st.nnMh
Ia ceaeeraea! 0perd.iveu, over
worked, When wAai At leeds Is
soniRahang !h4trwA 4lgest st4 Zoo )
tateti,and help the ss1tsath ta ~,
cnperptt. sssatshias. i.ae Aol.a,
Aes 91spc.asia 'A$.;i8,aj,Abg
10 &;4,nAsT
Washington telegraph., 1906-10-26


Wanted; by Chicago wholesale
and mail order house, assistant
manager Oman OF T'ema'D for tais
county and adjoining territory,
Salary $50 and expenses paia week
"; expense money advanced.
Work nleasa.t5 :; position perha
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envelope Address.
G1r.Tss Ntyxsn,,s ~ z .sl.e
St, Chicago
Washington telegraph., 1906-10-26

Dizziness, spallsof blind
ache and sour stomach
by t,rpjd EVer and a .,
bowels, priekly fsh ,.tss w.
moves the cause of the tn =,
puts the systfm,in pelfeGt ,1an
= lhal Agent.