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New-York tribune., 1906-07-03
SMALL OUTPUT OF ALUMINIUM.
Production Increasing slowly-American
Patent for Refining May Cheaper Metal.

The production Of aluminium has not increased as
rapidly anticipated a few years ago II
practically stationary IN Europe last year. the
output being $500 tons. about the same as that OF
1904 The price Of aluminium in Europe during
1905 from 81 10 So cents pound. owing 10 a
strike Of the engaged in the La Par works In
France. II declined again, however. toward the
end OF the year. and the December list Of the Brit
the price OF 1886 per metal in small lots and
2s cents pound for ton lots and over The new
works in Italy TO begin manufacture early
this year and were designed for output OF GOO
a year.
An American inventor named Belts patented in
1905 process for refining aluminium by eectrolysis
This depends upon the use OF the impure alloy OF
the light metal the anode In a bath of molten
cryoline containing alumnia in solution. while pure
aluminium forms the cathode. AL the materials IN
this hath kept in the molten state, and the
three compOnents maintained in their respective
positions by their different specific gravities, the
impure alloy being the heaviest. and the pure
alumbIum the lghtest OF the constituents Of the
bath. Aluminium be parted from iron. silicon
copper and other impurities by this method and it
is thought possible that Il may prove Of great
will enable the producers TO bauxite directly In
the reducing baths, in place OF tho much rnore
costly refined alumina-
Aluminium is being employed to an increasing e1-
also for printing and other purpOseG. The apploR-
tion OF aluminium IN the form OF powder and ''ther-
nit ard other compounds Is also growing rapidly
and independent companies have been formed IA
England and America for the control and sale az
this compound. The demand for the metal is also
growing IN connection with motor car and railway
New-York tribune., 1906-07-03
PAYING OFF THE CHER0KEEs.
How the Indians Received Their Money and
Paid Their Debts

The Cherokee nation literally rolled in money
when the S6JOOOOO received from the sale OF
the Cherokee strip was disbursed among the
tribal citizens. The per capita share was
S265 90 The payment was made usually with
two S1OO bills. one $50. one $40. one IS and 30
cents in silver.
The money was disbursed by Zeke Starr
treasurer. and Henry Effort, assistant treasurer
of the nation. Most OF the Indians were in
debt. and creditors swarmed in towns where the
payments were made. T. A. Latta, who at
tended these payments. in recalling incidents
lately said:
Much has been told Of the dishonesty Of the
Indian. but in this payment there were many
examples OF integrity. At TahleQuah an old
fullblOOd woman, perhaps sixty years old. a
widow drew for eleven participants in the fund
She had traded with many merchants who sat
at the tables between which she passed. After
the money had been counted out TO her she
swept the entire amount into her apron and
holding a corner in each hand, she passed from
trader to trader, pausing before each until each
had taken sufficient amount TO balance her in
debtedneSs Not once did she count the change
or investigate the account She was honest
and, conscious Of her own integrity, did not
question the honesty of another This was only
one case. There were scores like II, and, though
not pleasant to relate the confidence thus
placed was sometimes betrayed. There are
cases where the greedy creditor took handful
and gave back no change
"a mixed blood Of some astuteness came to
over his account he discovered a charge for
side saddle amounting TO SIS He had not
made such purchase and had the bill Eemedied
without trouble. the willy old trader merely tell
ing his bOokkeeper to place the item TO John
Does account The bOokkeeper himself Is au-
thority for the statement that In this way that
selfsame saddle was collected for eighteen
times
In C1aremore bankers were I'm attendance
from COffeyville. seeking dapOsits for their
banks One store in the tOwn had a safe Of
moderate dimensions and security. and this
store was headquarters for bankers and coll
lectors alike. The merchant himself had a
mere bagatelle of some S120,O0O on the pay
ment After supper the counting room was
filed with collectors and bankers. perlOr
table was called into use and money as h1gn
as ones chin was stacked on every inch
1t was the minute for verifying the menOran-
dunn of the day. On one particular evening
there were on this table at one time close 20
S5nOOOO in crisp new Treasury notes LapS1ul
OF money? There were wagon loads OF ~! ~
was no uncommon thing 20 change SIto Dill
for a scent sale. And the scarcity OF change
was responsible for the custom OF charglng 20
cents for changing bill Of that denomination.
Kansas City Star.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-03
BOOKS OF THE WEEK.
BIOGRAPHY.

LIFE OF RICHARD WAGNER. BY WILLIAM @ Ashton 7l..f Fl
Us. Volume V. svo. pPT W. e"' 'Aesan Fau+
Trench. Trubner & Co)
Covering the period OF Wagner's conductorship o.,
the London Philharmonic Society
rF4rz MAKER OF MODERN MEXICO. PORFIRIo DIAZ.
BY Mrs Alee-Tweedie. With over 100 tiSsra.lOiss M ;
and map svo pp xvi 421. John Lane Coifpany'
MONOGRAPHS. Garrlek Macready. Rachel and Baron
stcckmav BY Sir Theodore Martin, =. C. b Z, =
V. o. with portraits svo. pp. ix Sfl (s r Out
ton & Col
These sketches appeared originally In The quarterly
Review and in ''B:ackwcOds Magazine between tae
years 1858 and 1882
GEORGE DOy-3IAAS. EIGHTH DUKE OF ARG s4lsl@
X G. r. X (is23 1900. Autobiography and Ne
noIrs. Edited by the DOweger Duchess or Atsyn
With portTaits and illustrations. In two volumes.
svo pp xi. 602 VII. 635. (E p. Dutton & Col
RTyRFORD PAPERS Being Letters OF samuel Crisp 20
His Sister Burford Other studies OF a century
(1745-fs45). BY William Holden Hutton. 3 D IL
Iustrated svo. pp 4 335. Imported by z r. Dutton
Co)
Here we have Ellmpses Of many interesting person
ages among them DR. johnson Fanny Eurney' 4sau-
renee Sterne and Horace Walpoe.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-03
ERROR, SAYS PEABODY.
MutuaEs President Charges Care
LesSness IN TruesdaIe Report.

That President Peabody of the Mutual Life is
not altogether pleased with the report of the
Truesdale committee was indicated yesterday.
when he made the following statement:
A statement made In the report of the Truesdale
committee relating TO 100000 real estate loan
namely: that the law department has no knowl
edge Of this loan and evidence of the title has
been exhibited"-is based entire error of fact
The bond and mortgage representing the loan are
on file in the bond and mortgage department and
the usual proceedings relating to title have been
taken. The title is guaranteed by the Title Guar
antee and Trust Company and the mortgage is
guaranteed by the Bond and Mortgage Guarantee
Company.
The loan is as safe and sound as any loan the
company's books. The statement in the report is
OF several growing Of the ignorance
or careleSsnesS OF accountants
1t seems that the 100000 first mortgage loan was
made in 19os on the Hotel Darlington, 27th street,
between Fifth and Sixth avenues. which is ap-
praised at sB25,OoO. The trouble arose. It is said.
the fact that on the books Of the bond and
mortgage department the loan is carried as a reg
ular loan, while the general books Of the COM
pany II is carried as temporary loan. Two other
loans aggresating $4,000. of which the report
speaks, paid off time ago.
President Peabody, ii is said, is now engaged in
personal investigation OF some Of the other state
n1eIlts Of the Truesdale report
New-York tribune., 1906-07-03
TRAVEL AND TOPOGRAPHY.

THE STORY OF PARIS. BY Thomas Okey Illustrated
by Katherine Kmball 16mo. pp. AS. (Ths Mac
milan Company
In The Medaval Town Seres.'
THE CITIES OF SPAIN. BY Edward Hutton With
twenty-four illustrations by A. Wallace Rim
ngton A. r. E. r. B. A. and twenty other illus
trations 12mO. pp. XIV. 324. CThe Macmillan Com
pany.)
THE BALKAN TRAIL BY Frederick Moore With sixty
illustrations and map. SvO pp. II. 293 (The
Macmillan Company
RESEARCHES IN SINAI. BY W. II. Flinders Petrie
D. &. L. LIa D. With chapters hy @ T. CSlrreIIy
A. With $50 illustrations and a map Sto M
xxi. $50 (Fs- p DuttOn CO.)
IN TFIAMEsLAND A Complete Guide 20 the Thames
Valley. BY Henry Wellington Wack p r. O. 8
With map and 100 illustrations. svO pp. xviii 8se
(E P Dutton g. Coz
A record Of ramhles through England from the
OF the Thames the sea. with casual studies
OF the English people
New-York tribune., 1906-07-03

the Atlantic Trezs9Ozt G4ne Sy1,s 80 r~.snssrs =
mdss. Arrived at the Bar az ts11 =
Steamer Ph0bus tSeTl. SchieTho-st, IN-lSr-S sss
and shields 10, % Philip Rucrrca.s tn ealAsc rr~
at the Bar 10ct5 q N
Steamer Philadelphia. crocsett. po-t0 Cseso g1'e
"a. GuayrR Is and Juan e. 60 kHo sns
Bliss Dalett with s. 1aSse1sszss mails zod tnd>
Arrived the ssSS , m
Steamer Ausriana (1l. Aarr1.o-. SassA @uns ~ -
Matanzas q TO " Munso1- win SUGAR A-zty-t a. U
&0r St $50 D
Steamer Gwsnt CSo-1 ten>sn. est-s Pay Tr1e y %
Cuba Plantars Co with fTslt. Arrived a: t1s Ear =
m
Steamer n NsT. Burus, Galveston rL7> ~ % -
SoutheTn Pacific Co With ntss Irrt euaTaattns AZ y
Steamer AlsCl9uiz. pcvszSagN Js.sxs1n-aiie Tr.s 80
so 20 the Clyde s. Co wiz C@ssefss'
and rndso Left 0uagsntizs &C 4-1a z m -
Hamilton EOsz. N-wICT. News ard Nc
Quarantine az 1850 m
steamer Oneida. swain, phlass11hia 70 IN. C-y-s
Co with rndss Passed N Cuarsrttno at SIS lst
sandy Hook. y =. July . ESQ rs-VStnt -'u-1veS'
moderate breeEss eleAr.
SAILED.
Steamers Lle0eufcs (Gerl. for NO-r1TSs Ry1rr
PcrnambucO. Bahia. etc: r0rbartfe Gta0. Ge1cA -
Naples: Beatrice (Austl. Port Antort0s Ocyu,s-s -
Newport News: Jamestown. NOErotA e1t Ns-7cr< w.
Goldsb0To. FtilRdelghia-
New-York tribune., 1906-07-03
MISC CELLANEOuS.

PHYSIOGNOAfY. BY Leila I-omax. Illustrated. 16mo.
Up. 1G3. penn Publishing Company
THE RECORD OF PHI KAPPA PSI. A Short His
tory Of the Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity. BY Guy Nor
rison Walker. 16mo. pp so. published by the
thorb
THE LAW OF MARRIAGE AND DIVORCE. Giving
the Law in a Territories. with Ap-
proved Forms BY Frank Keezer Of the Boston
Mass Bar. svo. pp. xviii 600. (Boston: William J.
Nagel)
DREAM BOOK BY Mime Xanto. 16mo. pp III. phil
adeIphia: Publishing Company
HEALTH How 10 Get Keep It. BY Walter
V. Woods. NJ D. 16no. pp. 1896 philadelphia: Penn
Publishing COmpany.)
The hygiene OF dress. food. exercise, bathing.
breathing and ventilation
CURIOUS FACTS. BY Clfford Howard. 16mO. pp ZOE.
philadelphia: Penn Publishing Company
A record OF the origin OF OF familiar
and customs.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-03
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS

Dover July 5l2 uArFived. steamer sr,a An. *
field New York tor Antwerp can. E7css-~' 81 -
steamsr Batavia (Gerl. Schmidt. Ha-uou1s s@ -
York. --.n-
Southampton. July 4. midrisht-Ssuea ste4sl-- -
baFussa (GeFl. 1AngTeutsF (fTOm t2rerlet 49, Al
sUste Victoria oGSr) KOpH New 4oIA VA S-'-
and ChoTbOuFS. "a
BrsInen. July 4 D Ha-Arrved steamer 1ss-r- wfeA'
NieTich. New York via Plymouth ana C-c-.. >5,r@.
CsheThOurs z 2 q stal.-r -
New York via Plymouth for Esul1 Sa,S IN "a
Gibraltar. july 2 u1-ArTiVat. go Acf - -.-,e
Louise tGeTl, VolSsT New XorN faF Ns1les an" -
(and proceeded. r<-rA
Cieetssu (fTOn CU1elr0geul NcNlo1t Nssss resr4
Antwerp. Julv Arrived. steamer - StcAoe'- -
Lewis. New NurS VIA GIKsesSIt M. trs
snS0Qores July c-NTrlVef previously. stSslss tst Ala
err. Cofet NV Yor< via Alsisrs t1t koft -
for Annoy. etc 90 qus
Trieste. June 27-NrrV~ steamer Eranc-scA NNsss =
sanich. New NOrk ~ -
Naples. June E-Salief SAEn1A 0less -
York Nnst p<vvioosly).
New-York tribune., 1906-07-03
FICTION.

IN THE HOUSE OF HER FRIENDS. 12mo pp go
(irier CoOke)
story of college life.
MISS FRANCES BAIRD DETECTIVE. Passage from
Her Memoirs as Narrated To and Set Down by keei-
maid Wright Kauffman. With froEtispeee IN color oy
William kirkpatrick. limo. pp. vi 2ne tbostoh'
l. c. Page Coz
The story cf q jewel robbery and a mysterious
NANO Hearts story from the Unseen World BY
Charles Everett l2mo rp. 10 Washihstoh'
Worlds Thought Publishing Company
THE UNDYING PAST. BY Hermann SuderTnann.
Translated b. Beatrice Marshall. limo. pp Ss2
(John Lane Company
New-York tribune., 1906-07-03
ONE OF THREE THIEVES JAPANESE.
Patrolman Catches Men Coming Out of Res
taurant with Cigars and Money.

Patrolman Gable, Of the Alexander avenue sta
on unassisted. arrested three alleged burglars last
night, one of whom Japanese, who gave his
name as Charles Findley, No 147 Cherry street The
other two men were James Feeney. of No 24S West
SSth street and Thomas Kelly. of No. 129 East S9h
street
Gable caught them they were coming out of
a restaurant at No. 2,5s6 Third avenue When
searched the police say they found about a hum
dred cigars, a small amount of change and a
Jimmy them.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-03
REPRINTS.

PIPES OF PAN BY Bliss Carman. 12nlo pp. K 66S.
(BostOn: L. O. Page & Coz
Made up Of the authors five latest books From
the Book OF Myths From the Green Book OF the
Hards' Songs OF the Children Songs from a
Northern Garden and From the Book OF Valen-
tines
ELIZABETH AND HER GERMAN GARDEN With six
teen full page illustrations color. limo, pp. vi,
225. CThe Macmillan Company
WHAT. A YOUNG Girl. OUGHT To KNOW. BY Mrs.
ood- NJ. Revised Edition. 16nno.
ie5. philadelphia: Vir Publishing Company
A COUNTRY READER. BY H. n. NJ. Buchanan B. A.
With sixty-Seven illustrations I2no, d. VII, 2ss
(The Macmillan Company
For in village schools
New-York tribune., 1906-07-03
BANKRUPTCY MATTERS.

The following papers In bankruptcy proceedings
filed yesterday with the clerk OF the United
States District Court:
The National Disoaphone Company. involuntary bank
rpt schedules hof allowing debts ef saTs4 assets
Of tloJ2 Ihe principal creditors BOesch Manu-
featuring Company. pnnbuFy Conn. si.Cno and a. H
Harris & Co. Brooklyn. sIt5, con-
slst OF account. due. Sl.082.
Tho AdA-Lur-aern Medicinal Cumpany: sle3
show dents OF stoel6 with assets os taa4 e principal
creditors tho estate OF William Rrantreh Cornpary
Otslung ". y, S8i,4go: James C. GsvigRn.
fn.I0s. aa6 J. T. Gray. salary treasurer laQl T1s
assets consist OF stock ot drugs. trademark. socdWfn
ETC.. OF The haFEFupts sold a. ~,
accounts 1524. and deposited bank ~
New-York tribune., 1906-07-03
JURY TO INVESTIGATE OIL REBArlNe.

Cleveland, July 2-Unted States District Judge
Tayler issued an order to-day for a grand fury to
investigate alleged rebatng and discrimination
against the Lake Shore & Michigan Southern and
other railroads in favor of the Standard Oil Com
Pany. The jury will follow up testimony given
before the Interstate Commerce Commission Sub
Poenas have already been served upon well known
Lake Shore and Standard Oil officials.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-03
HISTORY.

HISTORY OF THE "BUCF- TAILS Kane Rifle Regj-
nent of Pennsylvania Reserve Corps BY @ X
Howard Thomson and William H. Raueh. Win a
dedicatory note by the Hon. Edward A. irwin Illus
trated svo pp. x. 46G. philadelphia: Electric
Printing Company
THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. The Advance 20 Pre-
toria After PaaTdeberg, the Upper Tugela Campalgn
etc Prepared in the HISTORIC section OF fhG 1reas 5
Colonel Hubert de Cane r. A., NJ V. o.. military
attache az Sofia. With and Illustrations eVo
pp VII. S74 (E. P. Dutton & Co)
New-York tribune., 1906-07-03
LITE ERATuRE.

THE EUTHYPHRo. APOLOGY AND CRITIC OF PA
TO. With Introduction. Translation and Notes by
F NJ. stawell 16no, pp xxiii 16s. &C. r. Putnam.s
Sons.) Z; GIssSEN
In THE Temple Greek and Latin Classrs." edited
by G. Loves Dickinson. N. A.. and H. o. Meredith.
PORTRAITS AND JEWELS OF MARY STUART BY
With full Illustrations.
svo. pp. xii 107. CThe Macmillan Company)
Discussing the authenticity OF vaEious alleged
portraits OF the queen with reproductions in half
tone and photograyure OF portraits rarely seen.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-03
TWO WOMEN ARRESTED IN SHORT CASE
Detectives Charge Them with Being Accom-
nlices in Alleged Grimes.

Helen Yarnen. widow. of No. sOS Sixth avenue.
and Bertha Ennis. a seamstress. OF No. 2s1 Bridge
street. Brooklyn, were arrested last night by De-
tectves Glennon and Troy. Of the West 9Th street.
station. charged with being accomplices Of Henry
Alfred Short in the ruin Of young girls
II is said by the detectives that they have evil
dence against the women indicating that their
homes were used by Short for his purposes.
Through the arrest Of the two women the police
believe that they will be able to add fresh com
plants against Short
New-York tribune., 1906-07-03
WAITER HEIR TO mILLIoN-HE SAYS.

[By Telegraph 20 The Tribune.l
New Orleans. July 2-BarthOlomew Albanez a
waiter in a coffee stand. says he is heir 20 a title
in italy and fortune Of than 81 100000. He
says no has the documents to prove this and has
written 70 the American consul In Rome. He re-
fuses 70 show these documents.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-03
EDUCATIONAL.

DESK BOOK OF ERRORS IN ENGLISH ;IaS IaeiISi1s '
Colloquialsms and Slang 70 be ANoioeo IN
Conversation BY Frank H. Vizetely, T. > A.
l2mo. pp TX 232 (Funk WagnallsO
A HISTORY OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE t5y
Oliver Farrar Emerson. A NJ, Ph. D. limo, pp Kill
AIS. Crhe Macmillan Company
BASED on lectures given during the last Few years
at Cornell University.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-03
w1REI.Ess REPORTS.

The sIavonia reported to Siasconset a m yes
terday when nifty miles of Nantucket Lishtship She
will dock to-day about 1880 m
The Kroonland reported to StaSconset at m ye.ter
dav when forty miles east OF Nantucket Lshtshtp she
will dock to-day about $50
The Statendam SiaScOnset at yesteF
when sixty Nantucket Lightship. She
viii dock to-day about p
New-York tribune., 1906-07-03
rRANsPACTF1c MAILS

Destination and steamer Close in n, 7.
snds-Kaga a MaEu 'ya via ssS,SlsI :, July sOop m
ands-Tydeus tvia Taconal. July q goo N
New Zealand, Australia (except WesO,
New C0ledOuia Samoa, Hawaii and
Fiji Islands-SieTTa (via San Fran
Australia (sxcept Vest. FfH Islands
Now Cale6Ona--AoraRsi (via Van
eOuver ana Victoria. B G. Is. sOop m
New-York tribune., 1906-07-03

carriage work. the carriages now being suppnssa lsa
.or service In one OF the new underground tupe
hines In London, being panelled inside with alunli-
Very large amounts OF the cheaper nranus s
Of the metal also being ueed In steel AND Hon
works for obtaining better and sharper castings Oh
he offs
New-York tribune., 1906-07-03
SOCIOLOGY.

SOCIALISM Summary and Interpretation OF Socialist
Principles BY John spargO. 12mo. PIP. xvi, 90.
CThe Macmillan Company
New-York tribune., 1906-07-03
The Turf.
Proposals.

DROPOSAI-s FOR MTSCEIIANFOUs CON.
NuSSAEY SUPFILES-Oc-es os Assastant F1rrnA.-
Esafl Road Co11pany "a Stste srss<
New YORK. July 3 1Go+-sealed qrcrosals vi ?. -
ceVet Gt The Office Of Assistant Ercnas1x Ayen EAnAe
Rail Road ConparL z. stats Stre>t Nev York asc!
p 1G 1e- for Furnishing eAe RocS, rSentooea
and fun INFORM c<csied y
this Oecs. ALFRED ANDERSON. AsA-s-.ae Fs-AAns
New-York tribune., 1906-07-03
CARDINAL GIBBONS NOT TO SERVE.

Baltimore, June At said here to-day that
Cardinal Gibbons had written to the secretary Of
the international policyholders' committee New
York, withdrawing his consent TO serve as a men,
her of that committee. account of his many
other duties.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-03
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise Asp Sunset Moon sets 21s Moons Il
HIGH WATER
A Sandy Hook 4:42 Gov 45Ol Hell Gate 6:49
PM-Sandy Hook 5:14 Gov Island $50 Hell Gate 7:22
New-York tribune., 1906-07-03
RELIGIOUS.

SHORT INSTRUCTION FOR THE SUNDAYS OF THE
YEAR BY the Rev. P. Baker. Edited by the Rev
William r Conklln. 12mo pp. 375. christian Press
Association Publishing Company
New-York tribune., 1906-07-03
SHIPPING NEWS.

Port Of New York, Monday, July 2, 1905.
ARRIVED
Steamer Bowie (1rl. Kerr Liverpool June a. 20 ths
White star Lne. with udse Arrived at The 240
AssAmss Ainnstolxa CT). iHnd Locdon jun "a -
New-York tribune., 1906-07-03
SPECIAL MENTION

Afverti.ements rdrffeF into ,,u
recommended to the render. OF rs. o"ss =.
thoroughly reliable. and hustnes. ca, n 7'aas -
xfth the ndvcrtirer sifh p-rfraf .sY.f, S ~
New-York tribune., 1906-07-03
NATURE STUDY.

THE DOG. BY Maxtee Illustrated. 16mo. pp. 1sO
philadelphia: Penn Publishing Company
Directions for feeding. training. and so
New-York tribune., 1906-07-03

OFFICE, COMMISSIONERS DISTRICT or
Columbia. Washf1T-nn. June So feo6-Sea--d FSo-
posals VIII received lt IRIS o.Ss WITH y -J =
1909 furnishing water meters FERNS. s4<raa.oo
and necessary information may b obtained tSs s
Henry 3. +. Alacfsrlanf Es1TJ Z West John stcdA
Commissioners D c.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-03
POETRY.

THE ELECTRIC SPIRIT AND OTHER POEMS. BY
Marion CouthOuy Smith. 12mo. pp %. Boston:
Richard G. Badger)
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-02
EoR SALE
Housee
7HE HOUSE BEAUTIFUI,

THE HOUSE BEAUTIFUL
Is what you will say when you see
this beautiful bungalow. It Is the
best built and most unique home IN
Los Angeles. Six large rooms, hard
wood floors, eggsheIl fnishj panel
walls in dining and living rooms,
ceiling beamed and pnneledj three
dainty bedrooms finished In white
enSmelj tinted In cream, robins egg
blue and lavcnderi cabinet kitchen.
with every possible convenience;
every room htted with register, and
cement cellar for furnaces beautiful
ceIlnrette buffet, nothing like II In Los
Angeles mnntcl and Hreplace most
original and imposing; benmed
pOrches, wide and spacious, with
cement fOOrsj clothes closets, large
light and airy, each with built-in
hat and shoe cabinets bath room fitted
with the latest and most sanitary
plumbing.
For quick snIc, owner will sncrI-
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