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Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-10-04
Local and Personal.

Mrs. T.. A. Fowler is visiting
relatives at Chicago.
Floyd Lawrence came home
last week on a short visit.
A number of young, people
spent Sunday at Long Lake.
Postmaster Schoephaerster OF
Padus, was in town Tuesday.
Land agent Chas. Rietz was
up the line on business Monday.
Chas. Norton of Oconto trans
acted business in town Tuesday.
Miss Schau5 of West Bend, is
the guest of Mr.. and Louis Koe-
mig.
Mayor Hammel of Appleton,
was in town on business Mon
day.
Miss Frances Bartlein was
down to Shawano one day last
week.
Sheriff Len Sargent of Laona
was in the village last Friday
evening.
Land agent w. G. Bratz of
West Bend was in town on busi-
ness Thursday.
Come around and have that
picture made soon as you can as
we are about to leave.
Miss Clara Routheau of Carter
was the guest Of Mamie Fitz.
patrick Owe Sunday.
DR.. Crawford, the dentist,
came over from Crandon Mon
day to remain a week.
T. F. Moore spent Sunday ov-
er at Eland looking after his
business interests there.
Earl Murray of Menominee,
visited with relatives and friends
at Soperton Monday and Tues
day.
Do you want any photo postals
made of your house? If so tell
jacobson Bros. about it. Is for
S1.50.
Mrs. M. c. Bennett of Escana-
ba, Mich, is the guest of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Ko-
landa.
G. w. Jones of Appleton, and
Lyman Nash of Manitowoc, were
here on business Friday and Sat
urday.
Mrs. AL Johnson and Mrs. M.
Waterman of Laona, were guests
of the Dickinson family couple
of days last week.
A large crowd enjoyed the
dance at the opera house last
Friday evening. Mrs. Holdridge
served ice cream at the hall.
Miss Anna Bartlein returned
to Shawano, Monday, after a
few weeks visit with her parents,
Landlord and Mrs. Bartlein.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Rusch re-
turned home the latter part of
last week from Marshfield, where
they had been visiting for two
weeks.
Miss Gretchen Freitag, who
has been visiting the Schirm
fsmily the past few weeks, re-
turned to her home at Milwau-
kee Saturday.
d. G.. Jecklin, who has been
employed as helper at the depot
here for some time, left Monday
for Oconto Falls where he will
be employed in like position.
e. A. Parke and family are oc-
cupying the Hlmley building on
Cavour Ave. this month, while
Mr.. Parks residence on Oconto
Ave. is being plastersd and re.
paired.
Supervisor VIM. Rabbit Of
Carter, was in town Monday.
Mr.. Rabbit has been troubled
/ with an ahscaec IN his naclx fo,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-16
SD beilte meim Srndleioem !
SD min ibnen seisen, Sas ibrise fret
ia beilen.

SD mar felt Sabren tnfoIse zines boppeIteu gru5es biiIos ub belts
Idseris. Rein Bonb iounte haIten. Die asrste ertIdrten i'd maHe ferben,
wenn i'd MID fetner Operation uuterJebe. SD belt fe iebo9 gum Better
unb furirte mid Sur9 cine einfate entbedune. SD ienbe linen bas
gRiheI fri per 9Of, wuu Sic Sarum ftreiben' GO beiIte mid ub
feitbsm 5aufenSe. es wirs fe turiren. S9reibt beute. Can't. B. q.
Ceilings, Bog 7O7 Batsrtown, q. Q.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-16
@roke Yrofite In Gbicago=
Nem Oort @lettrti@e
Mirline @iienbabn Mttiea.
miro miuionen fir Jnpeforen
etnbrin9en.
Chicago mad &etp Yorf In 10 stnnoen =
Balm jekt im 8au begrifen.
500 Stntbeile, jeet $2z

Hint mebr 1T cine eleftrii6e Bdbn Elm
DING Der 3ufluft, eS lit bier IN unlerer
Ritte, Elm puliirenoer Iebenper 6actor Der
mooernen Transportation. leber gang
Mmerifa pareliren eIet.rii6e 8abnen bic
Oampf>8 abnen uno nebnteu Tauienoe pom
Dollars anidbrli9 bon bieieu 8dbnen in
Yafiasier, 8ef0roeruns.
Die erfte eIeftril6e 9ofcmotipe i'm resu'
lGren Dienf auf elmer Oantpf:8 abnsQ .tie
mabte neuIi6 ibre erfte Eour auf Der Stre6e
Der Stem Sort Gentral une dbertrai ale
@rmartun9en.
Sic fiibrte eiuen i9weren Sus nit wuns
berbarer SdneQiefsit ; belt an in6 fubr
rpeiter pbne bic 9e~rineften Stobe, ma9te
fsinen Hau1 ;um erltiden ovr Sahasiers
uno errei6te @qes unb nod mebr alS Elm
3uq eefibrt nit Sampf. SnnerbaIb
zines Sabres pOn Datum, tpiro Die erfte
Dipifion Der GbieagosNew Worf electric
Nirline un;tpeifeIbaft in Setrieb fem.
g, idnel Siss be;rpedt 1T rpirb bic 8abn
Dipibencen perbienen unb nit ieoer foIsens
ben yaslIe wiro bic Serbienitma4t erbppt.
Seee 9ofalitdt entlans oieier neuen Giiens
babn ut in oieiem Sroieft intereiftrt, uno
faufen Mot MIR Antbeile in srober Nuans
titGt, ionoern aause Gemeinoen ftehen ala
8ndbaIt binter oisier G%iienbabn, nit ibrem
Gtnfub, ale Sinoernihe IN oeret Yfao 81
be %ieitiaen su oeren 6ertisfteaung.
Bir f6nnen Sbnen in elmer Innonee tieier
GrDSe ni1t aIIes iasen mas mir ~ idsen
pini9en, aber bitten brinsenb por5uipre4en
BEL
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-16

Die 6irefte eIettrii6e 9abn spii6en Chicago
uno geu gorf erpeiit fi6 ais cine Der popuz
Idrften Hnlasen i'm Rarfte. T~duienoe Don
AftiensNnibelle fpurben pdbreno Der lebten
@ode ooer sebn Taeen iubicribtrt uno bic
Subicriptionen treffen insner nod maheu=
baft elm. Su beinahe ieoer 2ocalitdt BON
Amerifa befinbet ii6 Ssmano, Der in oieier
Seieai4aft als elm Aftiens Snbaber ~interei'
firt 1T.
am L. Sept puroen bic 8~ouftrmttionss
Grbeiten nabe BEL 9aporte, Snb.. begonnen.
Gm 10 Sfto6er tparen bic AZ Ader 2ano ees
fauft duf oenen uniere erfte 9robe Rraft=
Station erbart trirS.
5Siiee peroen iaufen 70 i6neu bic 8abn
gebaut uno bic SraftsS Station fertig 1T um
bic Betriebstrnft gu ~liefsrn. Die 9abn tpirS
Sipioenoen BabIen NIT ieoer DaeiIe neu seIes=
ter S4isnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-16
Bur @eSaid,te Der Steinfpblcu.

Gor Der Nusbeutun9 DER &pblenz
lager 6efab ma als Seuerungsmates
rial nur bas Sol3 uno Die 9olSfoblen,
tpo5u Damn an einigen Srten nod Der
Sort frat. Der erite 9intpeis auf DIE
@erlpenoung bon &oblen CUR Seuerung
finoet ii9 in Den Sabrbi9ern oes
gbroniiten Steiner bon 2iitti9. gr be-
ri9tet pom Sabre 1885: nSn bieiem
Sabre lit f9par5e GrOe, gum 8renneil
portreffli9 geeignet. i'm 9uu 9ausbun
on bielen Orten gefunben ipDrOen."
Der Sou Saus6an lag peitli9 Git
ti9s. Wlit ser f6tpar5en Groe fDnnen
nur Steintoblen gemeint fein, ba Die
umgebung 2itti3s nod beute rei6e
Steintoblenldger beiiBt.
&umdlig lernte man lie au6 in Der
Na9barI6aft Ser Nieberlanbe f6dBen.
Senn in Den Stabtre9nungen Na9ens
miro i'm Sabre 1853 Der Mnfailf bon
r2apioae Garbones," dlIo riteinernen
8o9len" erfpGbnt. sSn Ser Suureegenb
tpar ne6en gotb, @ilbsr, &upfer, 8lei
rno @ifen Der Mbbar Der rStepnetpz
len" I'M Sabre 1929 bereits elm @ors
re6t hss Staates. SIM Is. uno Is.
Sabrbunbert puroen Johann Steinz
foblen i'm grsgebirge bGufig g~egraben.
&ber man peripanOte lie bier bGufig Su
te6nii6en 3peden, ga fe ipesen Der
Miangelbaftigfsit Ser oamulisen 9eia@
anlagen ribre bdBli6 ftinfenoen uno
giftigen 9Gmpfe" in Die 3immer brin>
den lieben
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-16
Mif mani i'm 4rient ,itbt.
2etoea eiaes SamSeieenfbi,:ers uno Die an.
setpenoeteu St~pangsmitteI.

BeWeuoeteu Swau9Smtttet.
Sn Salonifi, Siirfsi, gilt Ser 1.
Ottpber als Der Saupttermin bes
8obnunsspe9iels:c Sp9 bGlt fi6 Die
befannte orier:toIif9e 9equemli9feit
uno 2difigtsit ni4t 10 eenau Oaran.
nno bas oGsemeine 3ieben,. bas pie
Elm RdOeripsrt acknowledgement, oarert
fpo3enlcns. Wan 1T bies 10 getpDbnt
unO nimmt IS Obne ipnOerli9e 8lasen
bin; AUDI Der SuusbefBsr rsst fid
nt4t i6ermdbig auf, jeosr Mietber
muB e6en ieIbit fe6en, pie er in bas bon
ibnl gemietbets Obiett bineintommt;
tpenn 0eiien Sniafsn fpirfli9 gepiut
finb. aus5u5ieben, 10 miro Oas ia Speis
felsobnc friiber ODER ipGtsr einntal Sue
ftanoe tommen.
Die 2eiben zines !Sduseisent6iimsrs
Beginner crit ppn Dem &ugenblide an,
no er es nit Mietbern 81 tbun bat, Die
ni3t binauspoaen; natiirli9 iinb e
in SO 5dlen iol9e, Die au6 ni9t Sabs
len. Bon ben ~9egebenen s3iebfriiten
psrgebt cine Tim Die anDere; i6lieblif
9reift Der 9auseigentbiimer gu osn ber=
f6ieOenen in fol9en Sd1en angepens
oeten 3nangsmitteln, Oeren Grfola
aber teinesipegs fi9er it,. 8etpobnen
Die 2eute ous oberfte Stodtpert oOer
elm gun5es 0aus, 10 erf9e,nen zines
Mor9ens Mrbeiter nit 2eitern, Griffin;
men ods Dad unO beben idlberlif
ale 3iegel ab. So es bier oft gar
ni9t oOsr NIT Doriibergebeno regnet, 10
genirt oiefe operation Ole gum 9lei<
ben gnti6lofenen ni9t TART.
9anoelt g fi6 um elm unteres
Stodlpert, oas ieiner Sniahen emit
le0igt iperben ioG. 10 lGBt Der 6aus>
beiiber ale S9iiren ausbeben. Su
einsm 5da, Der ii6 erit Dor firsem err
eignete, puroe ben Mietbern auber
So63iegeln un6 Sbiren iosar au9 Die
Sreppe entfcrnt. So9 befam Dies Dem
aufgebrd9ten 9ausberrn 10 tpenig,
Dab er ouf Die pebement eefiibrte &lage
ni6t nlr Den pitatus quo" p~ieberbers
fte[len muBte, ionSern audi nod tpe9en
b0spiuiger @efdbrOung oes 2ebens
unO Der seIunben Glieber ieiner Miez
tber beftraft ipuroe. @s 9ibt Sduse
e~igentbImer, tpel6e Die linen fiir9ters
li9 geporoenen Mietber f9liebli6 nur
Out3 cine @eloiumme betpeger fonrs
ten. 0as SeIO 81 rGumen, obtpeAl lie
ME fbreR Gins erbieltsn.
Sn LETTER .3eit baben man6e unges
fdngen, Obne Siirgi9aft feline Mietbss
leIte mebr auf5unebmen. Bel oen
Sfrdeliten bsrrf9t Der Srau9, Den
gdu3en Sabres5ins auf jeoen Sal
Der eriten = i'm poraus gu entri9ten.
Die drmere &laiIe mietbet gepDbnliG
min 3immerpeiie; Die Slide unb ser
groBe, abgeI3lofene @oriaal, in Den
Die iibrigen @emG6er miinbsn, oiensr
gemeinfamem Gebrau6, fooaB in elmer
Nobnung oft e~benIopiele 5amilien
9dulen, als iie 3immer bat. Denn
nun ieman0 i'm 8eiiBe zines Sauies lit,
aber fir irgenO Elm @ef9Gft fliiiiises
&opttdl brau3t, 10 borgt er bas 9elo
re9tS urlo lints unter feinen Mietbern
5uiommen, inOem er nit ibnen oas
Ibfommen trifft, Oab lie 10 lanse, biz
er Die Summe auriideritattet, Bel linn
fret tpobnen t0nnen, mas als Der Gins
oe5 Sarlebns gilt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-16
Sefampfnaa Scs @dShenbanSels.

Ser fiirsli6 in 9aris perfummelte
&ongreb fir llnteroriidung oes MGos
@enbanOels BIT bei9lofen, einen teles
grapbif6en Sober fir Die ltebermittz
lung bon Warnungen an5ufertigen.
3uglei6 tpuroe cine Gefolution an
genommsn, bic 9ebOrben a0er cipiliiirs
ten 2Gnbar gu erfu9en: 2otterien. nit
@usnabme FOLDER fir p~obltbdtige
3tpede, gu unterbriiden; Die @usfols
gung bon poitreTtantesSrief an Wins
Oerjdbriae obns 8ealeitung Der @ltern
gu berbieten: Muiitbaaen unb Der
b%rs9erbOblen gu unterbrIden; Den
Iertsbr 5piI9en S4aufpielerinnsn
uno Pubiitum tpdbren0 Der 8orfele
lung, ben 8eIisern bon Muiitballen
oie Iufnubme unb 8et0ftiguns ibres
perionuls uno bas MftsGtebeu auf Der
Bibne al untsrfagen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-16

~*"ItHt Utr Ou4HUtt1er "u4e NuFUFttf O"O'I M
g~iienbabn, bic isbt sebaut ruirb, 1T $50 Reis
len. 9ange Streden on oieIer 3inie fino
eeometriih aerabe, cine ioIGe Sefticn bur9
Ohio unb Snoiana 1T mebr als $50 Reilen
lang; Ss gsnniglSania nae sinsm 5bsii
ben Dampfbabnen, uno fir ale praftii4en
arsumente, wirb bic neue eIettrii1e Sabn
cine birette 2inie iein, cine 2inie, tpelde bic
Oiftan; nm loo Neilen ~berfir;t uno peI9e
nit 70 Reilen per Stunbe Durbi9nittSs
S9neatsteit Der eIeftrii4en ~2ofomotiue, es
sur NDslitfeit pta9t, bic Strede in 10
Stunben 3uriid3uleaen. Die 3ise iperoen
I~ururios equiupirt iein, unb ieoe Ginri9.
tune fir 8equemIi4teit unb Si4erbeit Der
9afaeiere beftsen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-16
Bonn BaIIpn in BEN sc

Dom BalIon in BEN Gee
gel d be t. Sn @munoen,
SeIterrsi9. unternabm Der Seilartiit
StrobI6neiber einen 8allonaufItiea.
Der nit @armluft sefiinte 8anou
f9pebte nit GROCER S9neniefeit in ois
90be, feline 3i6tung iiber oen Sruuns
Gee nebmenb. pdbreno Strobi9neiber
on einem am 8alon bGneenoen Sra
pea in ~idpinbelnber 9Dbe feline gpos
lutionen u%usfibrte. Bl0bli9 erploz
birte Der 9unon. Stro6i9neioer puroc
in Den See gei9leuoert. @r fonnts
gum @liid gerettet peroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-16

itiesen, elm Brofit uon lber 8 9rp;ent fir bic
Original npeftoren. Ser 1srets tptrb
bale tpieoer tn bic SDbe aeben
SDeern Sic ni9t bieies i1~nternebmen TO-
fort Su unteriuden, es 1T eine 8fidt Die Sic
fi6 ieIbit i6uloen. Bir pubIiJiren bic girs
line Stems, fpeIde bieies l%1nternebmen uno
bas Torti9reiten Der Characterization Be-
iSri9t. Senoen Sic bafiir. Srei fur bic
Infrase, unb bic Sbnen Nittbeilunsen
maht, bic mir bier ni4t aafiibren f0nnen,
tpeqen RaunrmnneeIs.
Gin Sunoert Dollar MntbeiIe foften beute
S27. Barten sic nidt Bis Der 8reis fteigt.
&aufen Sic jest. 3abIunaen fonnen nod
benz Nbiblasss gIan eeIeiitet fperoer, 81. 70
baar unb Reft in neun monatliten Dab
lunger.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-16

ebis es s'I mnp ,9 Ss ! Tort aaT iipS Sis yas Sp' gori
gentraI (oia Cafe SHORE unb RiGisan
Soutbern) uno bic Senniplpanid. Die Ois
Iebteren lit Gil Meilen. Die Diitaa, Der
neuen Chicago giew Dorf electric NirIine
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-16

8 oen 8erItner Straz
BEN 10 dgen per0er mondtlin
our9f6nittli6 300 Mrtifel Iieeen sez
lu1er. odrnnter 600 Odmenb0rfen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-16
0abeI & GItnton
617 Fraction Serminal 8ebanoe.
Snoianapplis.

Oieie Reprdientanten iinb porbereitet Die
3ufunft b.eler neuen Sabn Su oernonftriren,
srbaben iiber allen 3peifel. Der Yrels Der
aftien lift in bier ROnaten iHon ;rpeimaI ses
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-03

Congressman .. Warren Kiefer Of
Ohio declared that The political parties
had failed 10 carry out the fundamental
principle Of equality and that to take
away the seies Of the negroes TO give
power to the few was the fret step 10
an sutocracy.
The indignation meeting did not break
up until morning. A set Of vsolutions
for the reduction Of representation from
the South In Congress was passed.
A. d. Humphrey. the secretary Of the
league. announced that other meetings
would be held In Philadelphia, Bslti.
more. Washington. and Chicago.
Nov comes Thoma. Dixon, Jr., said
Professor Kelly Miller Of Howard Uni.
ve~ity. Washington. shat frsnzied
apostle Of a frenxied propaganda that
deprive. the negro Of his right by hold.
Ing up the grotesque and repugnant aide
II hi. life with hideous portrayal. This
shameful apostaie priest Of God, with
undisguised daring. is doing the work
OF the devil. With Satanic iniiames the
evil passions II man"
A the denunciation OF Mr.. Dixun
waxed ilerccr. thste were mingled cheers.
.
hisse. and laughter.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-03

NEW YORK Feb. a,--IIoots and
hl..,. created the ,nentIon Of United
States Senator Tillman, Governor Var.
a.m.nn NJ M,..,..l.,,. Thomas Dixon
.,r. and p. IIopkln.oa Smith al a mass
meeting hela by The con.,I.ution League
In Coop.r Union la.t uisht. Called 10
.prote., against a,.franehIsemen. Of the
nse,o IN ,he s,uth the meeting re.oly.
al n.eif Into n ,.nerai deuunclation Of
condition. south Of Mason a Dixon.
line Al last four. .af,h. az the crowd
a. 1000 were uemoea.
Mo.t bitter Of all tho speakers was
Mr.. Mary Church Terrell a ncgresa
from Washington, over and over again
Che chairman. John 4. Milholland, tried
"a p.t her 10 stop and give the other
aide chance but .he refused to do IL.
pscomins more violent In her denun.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-03
Greatly IN Demand.

Nothing is more IN demand than q
medicine which meets modern require
msnts for blood ard system cleanser,
such a. DR.. Kings New Life Pills. They
are just what you need 10 cure stomesh
and liver troubles. Try them. At Chas.
Rogers, drug store. Csc. guaranteed.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-03

gressman Babcock's committee room.
that the congressional insurgents de.
sclop their greatest strength In Con.
grc.sanm Babcock's committee room.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-03
NEGROES PROTEST
Hold Indisnatian Meeting De.
nounelns Conditions.
TO REDUCE REPRESENTATION

Speakers Say South's Representation
Should be Redueed-Polltieal Parties
R,fuse TO Let Negroes vote-Tillmsn,
Thomas Dixon. Jr.. and Others Hisssd.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-03

Like crystals fair Of morning dew,
Your complexion nov can be.
n you will take this good advice,
And drink Rocky Mountain Tea.
Frank Hart. druggist.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-08
CONCERT BY SCtRANO'S BAND.
The Italian Leader Conducts at tho Hippo
dTOme-An American SOIOlSt.

Giuseppe Scarano, the Italian bandmas-
Ter, made his initial appearance in this
country last night at a concert at the Hippo
drome, under the management Of Herbert
Barnum Seeley and DR.. William +. Young.
lie brought over with him q band Of sixty
pieces, which was increased last night by
twenty more musicians secured in this city.
There was a large attendance.
Scarano has been in this country before.
but never to make n public appearance.
He Is better known in European count rics.
While in the Italian army he was band
master Of the Forty-hrst Regimcntal Band.
The soloi=t last night was Miss Florence
Fiske, a contralto, an American girl. For
her first number she sang -Nur, wer die
Sehnsucht Kermit, !" by Ts~chaikowsky. For
an encore she sang annie Laurie" with
Scarano the accompanied ut the piano. In
the second half of the programme Miss
Fiske sang a double number--Ihy Beaming
Ives" by Mcdowell, and The Years at
tho Spring by Beach. She was well
received.
The band numbers included Rossini's
overture. ~ illiam Tell" LISTS Hungarian
Rhapsodie No. 2 and Chopin's "Nalse do
Concert" A descriptive piece, San Fran
CISCO" by Scarano, was also played.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-08
Humane Society Gives Protection to Bees

%PITTsBURG, Oct. THE Humane Society
has got after q. X. Stevenson, a grocer
for cruelty to animals.
Stevenson had as a display in his win
dow a glass beehive with bees working,
90 that their operations were visible.
Yesterday a man who said he was an
authority on bees declared the bees would
slowly die II they did not have a chance to
move about.
The Humane Society looked up the
matter and found he was correct. They
notified Stevenson that he would ave 70
send the bees TO the country for exercise,
and ne agreed. =
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-08
News or PLAYS and PLAYERS.

There will be only eight more perform
ances OF The Stolen Story" at the Garden
Theatre. This decision was reached at a
conference Saturday night between Henry
W. Savage and Jesse Lynch Williams, the
author. A new dramatic star and a new
play will make their joint appearance at
the Garden Theatre next Q The star
Ia Clay Clement and the play lie an American
historical drama. entitled -Sam Houston, I"
under the management Of Charles N.
Greene.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-08
CENTRAL AUCTION co, NJ, Shechan. Auct.

CENTRAL AUCTION co. NJ. Shechan. Auct..
1872 1854 Canal ST., will sell at 10 \. NJ;
Oct. s-By II. MCAlecnan, 1850 Broadway; all diA-
mOnds. Jewelry. s~ilverware, &c, Nos. I 20 $4,000,
pledged Jan. 1 10 Sept. 10. 1905, inclusive ana Old
numbers held over.
Oct. s-By NJ. Hackett: clothing.
Oct. BY r. Simpson Co, p Myrtle av., Brook
Iyn. diamonds, jewelry. &c, pledged from Nos. I
70 1901 In 1905. and all goods held over.
Oct. BY L. NJ. Levy, SO7 Columbus av.; cioth-
OCT. iSNBy II. iavery. se4 9th Av.; clothing
pledged TO Oct. !, 1903.
Oct. lily j. J. Saver: clothing, &c.
oct. IS-By NJ. LAvery. J4 9th av.: clothing
pledged to Oct. =, 1908.
% I5-By II. McAIeenan. 4S9 Fulton st., Brook
Iyn. diamonds. jeWclry and silveTware, &c, No.
iaOGo. Aug. "a, 10 No. 1921. Sept. is, 1905, inclusive,
and all old dates.
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The registration days in this city are:
Monday, October 8; Tuesday, October o;
Saturday, October Is; Monday, October l5'
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JILIIS 81 ONEODD, AuCtlOneeT, " BOWeTy-
by Jos. ShOnROOd's Sons, AuCtiOneeIs;
Oct. s-Jewelry. diamonds. &C, pledged 70 Oct. I.
1905. NJ. A.. Newman. COS Columbus Av. Also Nos
2789 20 l2o6. r. Alter & Son. 800 I'd av..
Oct. s-JewelTy, watches, diamonds, clothing.
rurs. &C. pledged 20 Sept. -, 1908, Nos. $3.50 70
05sJO. and all dates held over. G. Keller, 2ziS sth Gv,
Oct. O-Men'sa and womcn's clothing. &c. pledged
to Oct. 2, 1905. n. y. IsAacs, 2iM 18th Av.
oct. g-JewelTy. $. Frcund, 2122 Sd av.
oct. IO-JewelTy. watches, diamonds. &c, pledged
10 Oct. 2. 1895. Il. FoK, II sth av.
oct. land women's clothing. &c, pledged
TO oct. I. 1905. Silbcrsteln Bros, 24S7 sh av. n.
Silbcrstein's sons. 10 9th aV.
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Ell sOBEI. Auct. 81 Bowery sells 10 A. NJ. all
goods pledged prior sept. rs, 1906:
oct. : Zine clothing, Overcoats, full dress and
Tuxedo suits, SC. VIM. Prayer, al 7th Av.
Oct. 0-ClOthing and wOmens goods. Newman
A RosenbluIh and N. Harlem. Brooklyn.
oct. 10 Clothing. ThOs. Newman & sons.
oct. i2-Jewelry. Ben Prayer. Bt 9th av. and
Sol Cohen, 235 9TH Av.
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SALES.

l.. L. FIRUSKI. Auct., 10 Bowcry. sells l0A NJ;
Oct. S-Order NJ. Manning & Sons; jewelry,
OCT. Order ". BruckheimeT, 1871 Fast l0Sth
ST.. all diamonds, watches, jewelry goods every de-
srTiptIOn pledged prior sept. ~. 1905. TO No. 245O0.
4 Frrund. formerly OF 1858 ID av.. prior sept. %,
1905. 10 No. S1OO0. N. & Z. Bruckheimer. 2l0s 81
Av.. pledged prior Sept. -. 1905, TO No. $1,000. all
older dates held over.
oct. e-Order Levy & Cook. ais Hudson St:
y. Gutter, 1876 Bowcry; clothing, &c, pledged prior
Oct. 3. 1905.
oct. 10 Order NJ. & T.. Bruckhcimcr 2lOs ID av:
clothing, &c, pledged prior Oct. l, 1905.
OCT, or Wm. Simpson. 9i Park row: all
diamonds. watches, jewelTy, goods every aescnp-
tIOn pledged prior July Is, 1905, To NO. 4SSI7. all
older dates held over.
oct. Order II. Stern. 5l6 9th sv.: all watches
diamonds. lewelry. goods every description pledged
prior Oct. 2. 1905. ali Older dates held over,
oct. I5-Order GoldstOne Bros! SIS 6th av; all
ton pledged prior Oct. 2. 1905. to No. S26Ss, all Older
dAFs.
oct. l5-Ordrr 49,. Dreyer, 442 9th av.: clothing.
&c. pledRcd prior Oct. 5. 1905.
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this Afternoon by the family OF Fire Chief
I odgdLs Of Orange. who n critically
III al the Hotel jefferson, Key West, Fla,
was 70 tho eject that an Improvement had
been noted Ia his 0Qudition.
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On Park place.
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d Your printer (ifhe is a good
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constantly on hand. He has
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