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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-09
pR BIDS
ttlng Plant In the
pshone, Lincoln
Tdabo

Ltlng Plant In the
pshone, Lincoln
Idaho.
ven that the Board
lincoln county. State
on December 20th.
or the installing OF
courthouse al Sho-
plans and specihca-
lice OF the clerk OF
or hot air and TO he
to displace one
Id cubic feet of cold
Hye pipes 10 run to
listers, The second
IONS 10 the under
floor, connections
pc furnace TO that
asbestos wrapped,
pm hre and tested
y payment shall be
1sters are In place.
quired TO do all cut
essary for wall reg
3 system.
the right to reject
. .MAHoN. Clerk.
faho. 1872
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-09

" in Health and
be-.
"a TO TRY.
phur will recall to
Y days when our
thers gave us our
at and molasses
al spring and fall
c and cure-all and.
Fashioned remedy
ft.
/, but the remedy
table, and a large
taken to get any
all the beneficial
a palatable, con-
Pat a single grain
e than a table
sulphur.
earch and expert
t the best sulphur
hat obtained from
hlphide) and sold
the name of Stu
B. They are small
rs and contain the
ciple Of sulphur in
d, effective form.
re of the value of
in restoring and
Figor and health;
on the liver and
purifies and en-
pc prompt elimina-
bl.
knew this when
lphur and molasses
}, but the crudity
ary flowers Of sui
:. than the disease,
with the modern
tions Of sulphur,
alcium Waters is
and most widely
ural antidote for
bles and cure con-
The blood in a way
patient and physi-
while experiment
ledies. soon found
D Calcium was su-
rm. He says: " For
bod troubles, espe-
from constipation
Pn surprised at the
Stuart s Calcium
iHerlng from bolls
n deep-seated car
atedly seen them
r in four or five
clear and smooth.
lcium Waters is a
nd sold by drug
eason tabooed by
l know of moth
c for constipation,
bles, and especial
n diseases, as this
who are tired Of
b-called blood ''pu-
Stuart g Calcium
more palatable and
Ind address today
Hage and see for
!, 81 Stuart Bldg,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-09
St, Mary's Cathedral Bazaar.

Cathedral Altar society will have
bazaar. which will include the sale of
dolls. candy, flowers and all kinds of
fancy articles, on December l. and ~.
at the Knutsford hotel, lis East Third
South. Supper will be serycd each
evening,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-09
NOT FOR THE PRESS.
Bellamy Storer Says His Hands Are
Clean in the Matter,

Clean in the Matter.
CINCINNATI, Dec. S.-When BeIlamy
Storer was shown the dispatches de-
failing the substance Of his communica.
tion to President Roosevelt, he said:
"I have not one word to add to the
dispatch. I merely wish to state that
my letter was given TO the press with
out my knowledge or consent, and
against my inclination. I may say that
all the copies OF the letter sent out
were clearly marked private and if
the letter was given to the press from
the White House, my hands are clean in
the matter
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-09
mixes At
NRES|DEN 7
% Roosevelt by
ssadOr Has
Out.
| AL OF
CULPABILTTY
Letters Of the
We Show His
Attitude.

dec. s.-An ex-
has been ad-
lmy Storer to
and the mem
in regard to his
|ost of ambassador
| 8 TO Austria Hun
6missed because of
Interference In af-
|atholic church and
! letters from the
d that Mrs. Storer
French politics by
Republican intrigue
fage Of Victor Bo.
Der of the Orleans
Fges Mr.. Storer de-
her hand declares
Interest in the Sc
} Ireland as a Car
} Storer or to Sto-
e President alone.
Ftorer g letter was
led not only TO the
o members of the
committee of the
\ Dismissal.
at his removal in
,er, suddenly dis
bmce which he had
b believe that he
tisfaction of both
and of that TO
fted and being ac-
The Jewish outlook., 1906-11-16
7xSkx LOCAL ITEMS H&*S&

The Jewish Outlook will stand for every
thing pertaining to Jewish interests syna-
gogal and institutional. 1t will chronicie
news. and will particularly concern itself
with the doings of Jews in the Rocky
Mountain region.
The Jewish Outlook welcomes contribu-
lions to it's columns when propely signed
The Jewish Outlook does not necessarily
concur in the opinions of it's contributors.
The Jewish Outlook solicts correspond
snce from every section of the Rocky Noun
tain region.
Subscribers whose papers do not reach
them regularly will kindly inform us at once
All matters for the weeks publication
must reach us not later than Wednesday
All matters concerning advertisements.
subscriptions social notes. etc. should be
addressed to P. o. Box 1913. Denver. Colo
The Jewish outlook., 1906-11-16

Mr.. Simon Wachtel will take up his
residence at the Shirley.
Miss Helen Jaffo of Trinidad is
visiting DR.. and Mrs. Levy.
Post, maker of good photos, $40 10th
St.. between Curtis and Champa
Mrs. William S. Friedman entertained
the Tuesday Club during the week.
Mrs. M. Eppstein left for Nashville
Wednesday on visit to old friends
Exclusive jeweIry at Joseph |. Schwartz
(next to JosIin's).
Mr. Max Straus left for Chicago Sat-
urday night and will return in about
two weeks.
Alderman Zeman and brother OF
Omaha spent day in the city enroutc
to California.
Mr.. Ben Weinberg is no longer con-
nected with the j. S. Appel Suit and
Cloak Company.
B. Schradsky, Denver's well known
merchant tailor, 1901 Larimer, for styl-
ish clothes.
Mr. and Mrs William Oppenheim
have moved from Corona Flats to 1927
E. Colfax avenue.
Mrs. S. Pisko was winner Of the prize
given at the Progress Club Sunday, the
11th-ladies night.
Mr. NJ G.. Rapf will be in the city
for few days on business. lie will
stop at the Brown.
We are still in business. Come and
see u.s. The Shwayder Trunk Mfg. Co.,
928 18th st. Tel 1886 Main.
Mr. L. D. Shoenberg, who has been in
the city for the past week, leaves Monday
night for ST. Louis.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. Haas are about to
leave the city permanently and will re-
side in Kansas City.
The many friends Of Louis Slayer
will be pleased to learn that he is now
The Jewish outlook., 1906-11-16

Germ OF Seattle, his present home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Guggenheim
went to New York Tuesday and will re-
turn home in two weeks.
Mrs. David Greenbaum of Seattle
spent several days in the city on her
way home from the East.
The w. H. Stewart Agency Company,
Denver's leading insurance and fnan-
cial agents, 1541 Champa street.
Mr.. julius Heitler left during the
week for Dallas to be present at the
Heitler-G oldsticker wedding.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Gerstle have sold
their home and will soon leave for a
three months visit to California.
DR.. w. S. Friedman will lecture in
the First Baptist Church Monday even
ing before the ministers Of the city.
Mrs julie Michael, child and nieces
from Detroit, are expected next month
and will spend the winter in Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Levy Of New
Orleans went to New Orleans Saturday
night after an extended stay in Denver
Do not forget, when purchasing presents
for your friends, to call on me at the Jew
eIry Department Of the Golden Eagle.
S. r. ZWETOW.
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Muller, Mr.. j.
S. ana Miss Appel were among those in
attendance at the Broadway Monday
evening.
Mr.. Joseph II. Harrison was elected
as state senator by the highest number
of votes cast for any candidate on the
successful Republican ticket.
Scalp treatment for falling hair. Hair
dressing. Manicuring for men, women
and children. Artesian water. Haines'
Hair Store, GIL Sixteenth street.
A grand ball and whist will be given
by the Jewish Ladies' Aid Society on
Thanksgiving evening at the Woman s
Club. A good time is assured.
The Progress Club held ladies night
last Sunday which was largely attended.
On Thanksgiving night the club will
give the opening ball Of the season.
Mr.. Max Morris is in Minneapolis at
tending the twenty-sixth annual conven-
ton of the American Federation Of La
Dor, of which he is one Of the vice presi-
dents.
Fine watch and jewelry repairing. We
carry complete line Of jewelry at reas-
enable prices. j. Elroff & Co., jewelers.
and ODticians 1923 Sixteenth street.
The Jewish outlook., 1906-11-16

Mr.. Simon Weinberger of l55l Gay
lord street has passed through serious
operation, and is now doing well. He
has been the recipient Of many beautiful
floral tributes from his friends during
the past week.
The German-American Trust Com
pany, l43O Sixteenth street; capital,
$500 900; general banking and trust bus
mess; fire insurance, loans and invest
ments; four per cent. on time deposits.
The Owl Whist Club was entertained
by Miss Berman Sunday evening, Nov.
11th The Misses Rose Berman and
Jeanette POsner won the ladies' first
and second prizes respectively, and the
Messrs. Miller and Rapf the gentlemen s
prizes A delightful evening was spent,
and light refreshments were served.
The West Side Talmud Torah will
give it's first annual ball on Sunday even
ing, December 9th, at West Denver Tur-
ner Hall. The Talmud Torah, though
started five months ago, is teaching the
Hebrew language to sixty children,
thirty-nine of which are receiving les
sons free of charge. The profit of this
ball will go to defray the expenses of
the school.
Imported wall papers will last all the
year long and keep their colors. And
you'll be surprised at the reasonable
price, if you have the work done now.
Schayer e. Gollick, Josephine and Col
fax.
Harmony Lodge No. 1875, Independ-
ent Order Ahavas Israel, celebrated the
first anniversary of the lodge on last
Sunday night at Odd Fellows Hall,
Champa street. A large audience of
members and their ladies was present to
participate in the celebration. Music,
games of cards, and refreshments were
the features of the evening. All present
spent delightful time
The third sem-monthly meeting of
the Junior Council was held at Temple
Emanuel, Sunday, the 18th. A very de-
lightful afternoon was spent. The fea-
ture of the program was the acting Of
the trial scene from the Merchant of
Venice Light refreshments were
served. The next meeting will be held in
two weeks from last Sunday, and will be
called to order at 3 p. m. sharp.
An open meeting was given at the B.
M. II. Synagogue on Wednesday even
inu iOint1v bv tho Tau,icb A11iopoa ap1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-25

bicrbcr ici iNcint lnbc0rimOct Ger
,Snlpor" bcfnu0 iid beltc )totnit-
lag 5u NomiiclO, un0 Oort Dubtc
mnu 9iift@ bon 2cidcu an @orO.
Gic 10 Wcrcttctcn iino uocD ucucrcl
Ncricbtcn:
g. =. Sumter iriiDcrcr Nil02
Sbulnjpcrin0cut bon Sonto 9Ioio.
Sat. ociicn tSrot mo 5luci (ottcr
Ourdr ocn ShilibrNh umtoucu; :.
9}iNlcp, SocBcr; Gorl Sounrl. Nol
ioQicr; Nffc $oonc; ", @rouu; a..
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2I(bcrt @cllS, &r. StootcnIlottc;
&obu Minrf; ". Wo@lin; :. Camp
ion lmo Cit @nobc, )}uucu2 g..
Nroun ou0 Son 6ron5jacp.
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Sin Murocunlplut.


EutCrlpn 9t.s$, 2l. >$umor.
Sic bicliQc Fnlijci ioDnoct uur Cont
plicCn III cjurm nritcyu nohc Wionon
Noblu, Eo,. ol'2 Si6t Qctoumlcncn
EonpIot, 0CiiCl }pcd in ser Grmor.
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BON ECunluhnniCl, Eottilou pom
NbIn mo nu0crCr brrunrrouCn0Cr
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Eotcrlnn 5nr Foit 0cQcbcuc Nricir,
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0cbcn, >OurOcn Ncltcru SIT Nuir0, So.
oriAclun0cn rn0 id)cincn pon elmer
Organization bCr61riIhrcn. uclrbc 0cu
9ioncn o&ibcrto SocioloNio" iibrt
mo ibr Nouptqlortrr in 9ir. l95,
N}ooiion }lpcrurc, ouhicr, bat.
0o9 bctrciicn0c Not3 lit oo3 cilla
}iAc in cincnl Non3cn @cuicrt, lmO 0ic
EoI}ci lon0, olo lie 0oNclbc bcutc
iibcriicI uIr 5luci itnlicnilhc Sci0cN.
ucber nit ibrcn Iurilicn Doriu por.
Nci0c NiGnncr bcltcbcu 0orolf ooB
lie bon Scr oSibcrtn SocioloAio" mo
0crcn Nriclen 9tiht9 lpIlicn.
W N}onOnNobcln. En., 81 San,
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mlr0cn heutr bier nu3Acltcllt. Winn
Qlnubt, 0uB Oiclc &cutc QiitHIir0cr cis
ncr Observation-Disclosures limo lucId)c ibr
@orptqlorticr 81 &oiro, 80, bat,
lUo Ole RolBci bel clncr QCitcru iriib
oupNcIiibrtcn Ha}io pcrlhjcornc
@ricic rnO ShriitluIdc pnrluuo, Die
ali Gin Oior0conlpIot 9cAcu Die C5ou-
ncrncWc Ecnmpodcr mo Fottilou,
loluic Nc0cn onOcrc pronincmtr Mdn.
ncr in ucrihic0rncu lhclCn Der %cr.
Stontcn 0cltcn. Glr l}itQljCOcr Der
organization limo luje Die 4ioli5ci an
1icbt nlf CInCn Qroncn NIUCGCnrunn
6criTcllt, un0 ihrc NrrboihlnQ 0iiritc
mcbrcrc Gage in $ln'pruoh ncbnlcn.
Glide NoIi}iltcu gjn0cn 6cutr nob
6lnlcOul0c ob, ION Der Scfrctar NM
Gin onocrc3 Wiitalico Ger WouOc in ci.
ncr NohIcn0rubr orDcitCn iullcn.
r$obn Spibn, Der nnAcbIicbc Erdliocnt
Der NrAnnilotion unO @corN Norli,
mcIdlc NcItcrn |Ibrno ocrboltct mlrs
ocu NuciNcrn iicD, iIbcr Ocn 3lpcd Der
NcrclulGun0 }I recon
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Iir Mntnllrnphc in Neurritrnlu.

&oDcritrow. 9t D.. u. Son-
Ni2 irGt limo tG Ycihcn bon Eerio
ucr. oir bel ocu Grorlhid on .. So.
mar mrs HCbcn Gctonmen lino, 5lt
gage Qcl0r0crt morocn. Aod niht
gcilHDcn luO 0ic %cihclt bon Srn.
un0 6rou Wtunuiou mo bon Spi.
&Ibcrt Gic Wciunult5ubl Der llnlge'
Ionncucn lit ntn uld - ieItoeltelt.
Sic @rrgnnN 0cr &cidcn lit lueNcl
0c2 bdulaen GiWtidjcnS bon 5bon.
un0 San0uollen lcbr ldluierig mo
griabruou. s. nubnl 5mei Gage, nm
Dic }tlcbt 1cillnocncn 5luci Geidea
III Gage 81 i0rOerlL uno eS Bate
uidlt Oicl acicbIt, 10 mdrcn babel oic
9ht9grdbcr icl6it uu'9 &cbcn geton.
men.
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yiadIpicl 5um r5rOanOiS SGcatrr"
Vrnn0

GbicnNo, y. Ga0 9IidJtcr
aopanolIab mica Dc'tc 6cn 2Intruq
oli Nic0criMlualulQ Der Nntlogen pr
gen @m. :. 0ouis OcAcn iubrlGiii
Acr (0ohlng in &cr5inOung nit Dcnt
Nronoe I'M &roQuoja lbcntcr al,
ln0 Ioois miro lid o0bcr 5iir 4Sro5ci.
iirltng i'm GriuinolIcridt 81 itcllcn
)dbell Die Gcrt1e0iger erflGrten
obcr, tic ipiiroen nod einen &eriud,
modcn, cine Neruciiung Der Suhe
al Elm onocreS @crift Onrb3llebcn.
Die @erbonOlutg iibcr oieien Nntroq
miro michcrlm ctIicbc NodIcn in 9ln,
iprl6 rebnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-25

@arantrte Sur aearn Gdmorrboiocn.
Sndenhe. hlIlhc hlnleHoe uacr nprorHlenaf
Siimorrboioer. Npolbcier arhen Gelo 5rriln
menn Rd3n ointment nitbi In G bis IA Iaaer
fn-irt. SOC (Non2 Wimi .iEcsa)
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NaDmaD'S
NeabD
Nelief.
Wibt naBcnbIifli6e 9inocrnns.

Wibt na8cnblidli6e 2inorrmns.
Niic roH MiosrujloS uro 5nfcflcnItidbc per,
ben barnid5 Rrmdtt hurtb 9tHnenoHna bon
ltuolphp $ 1icaou Relief So ueiltraTlrt foiprl
oGs ejiit mo pcr0ittoett ucitcrcS iluDcIascn.
Sir inncrlidJcn ipiuobI, alS Gnfcr.
lidDcn @c6rnud.
Gin bnI6er big ,I cincm 16cel6Hel bon Med,
on Hclle' In eiuCm bnlbcu SldS lSdilcr iuieoer.
boicn0 10 oft ais otc Grteerungen iaitfinoen,
mo Elm Stitd SaneU nit NedDu TelieI be,
icubtci. iibcr ocu Mugcu uno Siugeiucioc ges
lcGl miro lplprll0c Stnocruna uno ctne baIotge
&cllunB criiclc".
AHsrl6 tiu bul6cr bis iu cnem Ibcc,
muo tt mcnNcn Ditnulcn iurlrcu drdmpIe.
tpItrlit9c 9tndlc, inlltcn lRdgcu 9taicnblna
ten EtbrcGcu, pcB'bmuCbc, Hcrodfidt. Shlnfs
oligieti. 0opnncb Nlubuugcn uHo alle inncrlis
bcl zbmCr}cu.
@!nIurin in irincn Ucrihicoenrn 6ormeu sebeilt
nno ucrbutct.
IS Ricbt i,luc nnbcrc Uicoidn In Der glcGt,
ole 6icbtt mo gHNllC" un0 ale aloeren mas
,0r.il6ru bllufcH mlo nnnere ,Seber untcr,
iilGi ourlb .hubluuOS Rins," 70 fdhueu belf,
ut5 fnpmuus NCnhn Hlelicf
9teltenGC iUttcn INNER cine Saftbe bon Ruos
man 9ttuou ItcicI mt lltb tnDreu. Gill pdnr
Groulcn in gSailcr pcroclt dranfbcit uoec
bcru IS 1T better. ais frnll8bIti6er Hranop
uocr Rttcr5 ais Gin Stimuldnt
Frl5 soc pro Slaid,e,
2erfauft uon alien gputbefern.
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@cnt 81 ,&oulor Cir aauol.
tiger Grnrutih iiuort inn HoHton
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9erpoInern pcrlailel luorbcL mo
oie 2ellte beobadteten ats oer Gerne,
luie scr 6rorltidb ilimcr luciter
ldrcitet.
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The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1906-08-31
BENJAMIN Warner Dead

Benjaml Warner, an Olu aud IN.
fiuenLlal citizen of Chanute, died al
his home on N. Forest, early Wednes'
day morning and was buried in Elm
wood, Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. Warner was 81 years. Old. He
passed away from the intirmitieS OF
old age. lie came to Chanute In 1871
and was a leading merchant in tie
early days.
Mr.. Warner was always a reliable
and highly respected citizen and LOOK
an active interest in public all airs.
He leaves one daughter, Mrs. +. M.
Diwdy OF this city. Mrs. Warner
died a few years ago.