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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-10-19
yUsTlcE % WAliT ON VOTES.

Attorneys Of Jasper County, Iowa,
Nant Jury Cases Put or.
Newton, Iowa, Oct. flowing to
the bitter factional feeling because Of
the political situation in Jasper county
nearly all Of the attorneys have sign.
ed petition asking that all jury cases.
to be tried in the district court this
term go over until after election. /
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-10-19
Mysterious Death.

Detroit. Mich. Oct. 1e.-William
Danglo. an Italian aged twenty. was
found murdered yesterday In q stone
yard. He had been shot through the
heart. The police have no clue to the
murderer's identity and have been IN.
able TO develop any motive for the
crime. s.s. ri -si3 !,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-10-19
'nr. q. elnarre.e ! suIslds.

Chicago, Oct DIR b M. PIN.
1 gree. cousin q Former Governor
Pinsr q Michig gan, cemmit ed sui.
eide here ysstsrda by boxing shimself
~ biz ballroom and turning III the
/ gas. 81 had been Z practi.
ttllonsr AZ siorI more than thirty
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-10-19
Routs officers 81 IawI

Chatfeld. Mimi, Oct. deputy
sheriff with three assistants, attempt-
ed to. take Fred Aietzer on a warrant
for Tor insanity. Meter fired on the dep
uties. and his daughter struck one 81
them with q club. The sheriff did not
succeed IN making the arrest. Met.
Ter Is still at large. z7@fs
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-10-19
SHOT. HITS GIRLS PILLOW.
Accidental Discharge Of Hunter,
Weapon Almost Fatal.

Accidental Discharge OF runners
Weapon Almost Fatal.
Hecla., S. D., Oct. 1.-THE acciden-
tai discharge of gun while 1t was be.
ing cleaned by it's owner last night al.
most had fatal results. s. E. Fight
and party of Aberdeen men were
here for a few days, hunting in tho
lakes and sloughs, about here. While
cleaning his gun at his boarding house
last night the weapon was discharged
accidentally. The barrel was pointing
downward and the entire charge went
through the floor into the room below.
where Miss Winnie Harris was in bed.
The shot passed through the pillow.
within two inches of where her head
lay, but fortunately she was not in
jured.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-10-19
sLEEpERs CLOSE TO DEATH.
caboose Is Smashed, but Occupants
Are Uniniured,

Billings, Mont, Oct. 17.-Four men
had miraculous escapes from death
last night and are not yet able to I'm.
derstand why they were not instantly
killed. While switching in the local
yards an engine running backwards
and shunting fiat car crashed with
terrific force into the caboose in
which the men were sleeping. BY the
force of the impact the cabocse was
reduced to kindling wood and none OF
the men were injured in the slightest
degree. !.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-10-19
Storm Causes Heavy Dam ade.

New Orleans, La, Oet.s il. "A wire
less message from Blueaelds. Nicara.
qua TO the Times.D emoc rat says that
q severe hurricane in Port Limon,
Costa Rica. has done = quarter Of i
amillion dollars damage TO rubber and
banana crops. besides other property
damage u A ,sssssr 81
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16
COLD DAY FOR ICE MEN.
Witness Says He Paid 81 10 a Ton
for Ice RetaiLed at $40.

Toledo. Aug 15-1he examination of Wit
nesses was continued to-day before the Inter-
state Commerce Commission in the investiga-
uoh INTO the action OF railroads and ice COM
panies- Officers of the Toledo Car Service Asso-
ciation were placed on the stand to answer ques-
tons regarding the assessing and collection of
frelSht charges. but little of interest was dis
closed 1t now becomes question if the present
Ann Arbor Railroad Company can be held liable
Tor the acts Of the old company. as managed by
wellington Burt and his associates. as so far
there is no evidence that the present company
has Disseminated I'm favor of any ice company.
The most interesting witness of the day was
H. T. Walters. one Of the owners of the Mich1-
gan Lake Ice Company and one Of the ice men
sentenced to the workhouse by Judge Kinkade
ior conspiracy in restraint Of trade Waters
SAID he bought ice from Michigan lakes had II
carried to Toledo by the railroads, and that he
paid this year 81 II a ton. freight included AS
Lhis same ice was sold TO the homes i'm Toledo
Tor $40 a ton, the testimony was of more than
ordinary interest.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16
no NEW VERRAULT COMPLAINTS.
Woman Like So-called Widow Advertises
for Partner with Money.

No new complaints were made yesterday against
Mrs. Helen Ena Hamilton-Verrau ult at the Office of
Mr.. Carmody, Assistant United States District At
torney although that official would not deny that
he expected more during the day As to who
they We're, however. he refused to state.
Il am afraid. though" said Mr.. Carmody Some
Of the alleged victims of Mrs Hamilton -Verrault
may fail to forward after they read the state
ments by Mrs. Hamilton Verraut and her friend
Mrs. J. Pemberton Brown, to the newspapers yes
terday. The average man is less sensitive,
and they may not to have themselves dis
cussed by those women as they Yesterday dissected
Messrs. Mcclellan. Keisler and the count I rather
hoped the count would appear to-day. after his
unceremonious departure yesterday. I really
anxious to hear his story in detail.
'0ne thing wish to correct. l have been quoted
by some of the papers with aving said the woman
conducted matrimonial game in the SD street
house I never gave out such interview made
such statement That would he involving others
besides Mrs. Nerraut. and she is the only with
whom concerned
II became known yesterday Thursday
night called the uptown agency of a
morning newspaper and paid 81 30 for the insertion
Of advertisement in Philadelphia newspaper
The advertisement stated that Action. wanted
prise. that 5000 5000 would he necessary
The Of the agency says that the woman
dark, and his description tallieS closely with
that Of Mrs. Hamilton ny Verrault. He further said
tisement had. upon other occasions. inserted ad-
ve-tisements IN Philadelphia papers under the name
of Sincerity This name used by Mrs. Ham
ilton-N Nerrault in the Philadelphia personal which
caught the eve of Mr.. Mcclellan. of that city. who
is famous the buyer of the $500 true love
blue turquoise lOcket.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16
TO FIRE ON LYNCHERS.
Gorernor of North Carolina an
nOunceS Orders to lfiitia.

Raleigh N G.. Aug. 15.-In an address issued
TO the people of North Carolina to-day Gov
ernor Glenn after calling attention to recent
laWless acts by the mobs. announced that the
militia would be instructed to fire on the crowds
In the future when deemed necessary by the
Sheriff of the county in which the trouble oc-
CURED The Sheriff is instructed to use every
means in his power to arrest would-be lynchers
and' when Jail is attacked, to warn all citizens
to move on. If these demands are not complied
with. in the event of attack the Sheriff must
order the militia to fire Similar orders were
transmitted to the militia
Governor Glenn declares that the first aim of
the authorities will be along peaceful lines. but
that there must be no repetition of the scenes at
Salisbury. where three Negroes were taken from
jail and lynched. Particular warning is given
the citizens not members OF mob who collect
around the jails during the excitement Under
penalty Of being removed from Office, every
Sheriff is instructed TO confer promptly with
the Governor when rumors of n lynching are
heard, so that troops may be hurried to the place
of impen1ing conflict.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16
GIBSON GETS SEVERAL sUMMoNsEs
Charges Mrs. Scippo with Perjuring Her
self at Kinnan Murder Inquest.

Burton w Gibson, the lawyer. who figured so
prominently in the Kinnan murder investigation
got a summons yesterday for Mrs. Mary Scippo
who testified that Mrs. Kinnan. just before she
died said the devil lawyer had attacked her
The summons IS returnable tomorrow in the West
chester court.
SlN other summonses were given to Lawyer Glib
son for witnesses, also returnabe Thursday morn
ing. Magistrate Finelite also gave Gibson sum
mons that he might get a copy Of the minutes Of
the cOroner's jury in the inquest.
Gibson appeared in and handed Magistrate
Ffnelite an affidavit. saying Il would like to see
you in private regarding that matter"
There is no privacy in this court. If you have
anything TO say, say 1t here.' replied the magis-
trate.
We'll your honor" said Gibson. 'I wanted to get
a warrant and didn't want everybody know
about it,
Gibson then quoted from the affidavit in which he
charged Mary Scippo with perjury the inquest
of the coroner's jury July l3 16 and l.. MaGis-
trate ttnelite refused a warrant, saying there
no evidence that perjury mad been committed. Glib
son finally sWore TO the affidavit and summons
was issued
Can't get policeman to serve this summons
asked Gibson
No: serve it Yourself"
y don't care TO serve it myself" said the lawyer
why, afTaid?'
II am afraid of nothing earth" answered Glib
son. Gibson then asked for the other summonses.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16
SUES COL. W. c. GREENE.
Co6re Grande Stakeholder .AUeges
Breach of Contract.

Mary X. Kucher minority stockholder in the
SOore Grande Copper Company. which was ac-
CURED several years ago by the Greene Consoli-
oated Copper Company. has brought suit in the
Ohited states Circuit Court here against Colonel
w. c. Greene 1t is alleged that Colonel Greene
VINO Is president Of the Greene Consolidated C'op-
per company. and who president of the Cobre
1rande Copper Company also at the time Of the
acquisition of the latter by the Greene company
i.ie" 10 i've up to the contract entered into with
the stockholders Of the Cobre Crande comnanv
Inc Cobre Grande properties. it is alleged con-
sutute the larger part of the Greene company's
mining lands The Greene company owns about co
per cent Of the Cobre Grande stock which It ex-
oiinged Tor its own stock. The plaintiff seeks an
accounting from the Greene company and asks
bt toI me return of part of the dividends dsbursed
100000 O" nave "ssresa'eu ahout
several suits arising out of the 4ransFer ~ the
- SooIs Grande company to the Greene company all
brought. ' :" N'e one JUST
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16
THE IRON TRADE.
La Telegraph 70 The Tribune.

by Telegraph The Tribune
Cleveland Aug. l5-'The Iron Trade Review" to-
morrow will say:
The pig iron market has been In rather excited
condition In some centres the last few days, and
words of caution from conservative interests. fire.
quenty heard of late, now spoken with pro-
nounced emphasis. There are already signs that
some consumers are buying or trying 10 nuy. ahead
OF their renl requirements. While interest in I'M
ished material Is not great In pig iron. the
mills extremely busy and orders are coming in
tl>tactorlly, while specifications are OF reCo-d
breaking proportions.
Prices IN Pig rod are still advancing, especially
for shipment. On Southern grades is
doubtful whether Ice bought at less
SO Birmng ham for this years delivery. The
principal sales OF tine week about 50p -
various praucs the Chicago district. 6UsI
tons Of basic in the Philadelphia district 100 go
toas of BeaseIner IN Youngstown and Pittsburg for
delivery in the first quarter and nTst five months
of year tho price of al biS 10000 tons Of
Bcssemer being 81 -. valley furnace Many fouu-
dries being compelled to buy spot iron In al
vance Of prices. nigh $40 % being paid in Pnil-
adcph!a.
The supply Of Bessemer iu the valleys is extreme
lv small. being held ~ SIS - &lS p AZ the
furnace this Ncar's delivery. The scarcity OF
crude steel continues. hat STEPS being taken Ia
increase the production Of sheet bars. and reief IS
promised al early date, The principal manu-
facturer % sheets has increased is production at
sharon and Muncie, and will soon place other mills
in operation
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16
MEXICAN STRIKE ENDS.
President Dia@ Says He gTM Pro
tect Foreign Capital.

H. Clay Pierce. chairman of the board of direc-
tors of the Mexican Central Railway Company
tLimited). yesterday received the following tele-
graphic advice from A. a Robinson, president of
the company, in Mexico:
strike of mechanics the Mexican Central has
come TO an end through the advice of the President.
SeIerai Por1rlo Diaz, to the strikers. The Presi-
cent cent or the Republic of Mexico indicated to the
sIIlKers committee very clearly that foreign capi
l would pe protected to the fullest extent and also
mat the interests of any particular class of people
HouId NOT be permitted by combination inter
Iefe with the duty which such enterprises rail-
ways owe to the government and to the general pub
nc Ihls authoritative announcement of the policy
or the government is very important TO Industrial
enterprises IN Mexico and is the hest evidence pos
SlDle mat foreigners and their property are fully
safeguarded by the strong arm Of the Mexican
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16
W HEAT DROPS HEAVILY
Sells at LOzcest Price an -Four Years
Big Crop Erpectcd.

decline in the wheat market yesterday on the
Produce Exchange brought the price Of that COM
modify TO the lowest figure of the last four years.
Continued good weather in the wheat belt with
the promise Of bountful harvest responsible
for the weakness in both wheat and Cash
wheat sold at Use, against high price of the
year made last January. of 9Slsc while cash corn
sold at 56lac. against 61l5c the high point of the
current year Wheat futures closed at T7sc bid
against 7S14c Tuesday. ard Soc. against
567sc the day before Western markets also were
weak.
leading elevator concern in Chicago estimates
That the three leading spring wheat States will
harvest this year 2l0Gl0O00 bushels 100000
puSnes more than last year On the decline in corn
~ IN Chlcago large shipping trade reported for
els. 4
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16
WOULD TAX PULLMANs IN CHICAGO
Corporation Counsel Attacks Valuations and
Denies that Cars Are Exempt.

Chicago Aug. 15-That Chicago is the home of
all Pullman and that they should be taxed
here was maintained to-day by Corporation Counsel
Lewis, when he attacked the valuation OF the Pull
man Company property before the Board OF Review
He contended that the fact that car journeyed
from state regular irregular trips did
n0t exempt it from taxation in Chicago
In addition to demanding taxation of the cars
Colonel Lewis insisted that the company pav taxes
$22,0IJC0 at capital stock S2OOOO0O surplus and
back taxes $l6J0.000 He also took up the com
panys real estate, some of which is held by the
Pullman Association. When the Pullman case was
called by President Cpham of the Board of Review
counsel for the company unable to answer
questions put to them by Colonel Lewis and the
case was therefore continued until Friday.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16
WILL NOT BE COLUMBIA CHAPLAIN.

The Rev. Alexis W Stein who was elected chap
lain OF Columbia University has been compelled TO
decline because of I'll health This announcement
made yesterday by Mr. STEMS friends Ar
rangements had been made for his installation ana
for the formal opening Of the new St PauI's
Chapel It is now likely that while the chapel will
be used from the beginning of the fall term its
conservation will be postponed until President Put
Ter returns. The chapel Is not yet completed
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16
RESTAURANTS.
STORAGE NOTICES.
pEoPrrs snnn.cr 90

PEOPLES STORAGE co.
252 and 2J4 West 29th St. New York
To James Walker. Amanda Allen Ria
Reid. r. Broadur. Elmer Smith Florence
Woods. 4. =. StCDtowe Arthur Moore.
Sarah Mccarthy. Sarah Powell Isabella
Hewett. Helen Smith. Mrs. W NJ Carson.
CHARLES Sacaer. EssSie Parker. Lena Brown.
James Washington. r. =. Woodward Della
Biockman: You are hereby notified that the
tire for payment of the lien hold upon the
household goods and personal effects STORED
ny you in my warehouse having expired. af-
ter due notice has been gwen YOU, such
property will be sold ~ nublic auction on
Tuesday. September 4th at 254 West 10th
st. New York unless charges are paid be
fore
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16
TYPEWRITtNG.
-~>~~@-

TYPEWRTTERS All makes sold. rented
repaired. exchanged reliable service
GORMAN. 80 Nassau st Telephone .7S0-
l,nrrl nGf
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16
HELP WANTED.
Male

WANTED Nouag man. - "a - years az
axe. a. represent "a larEr INSTITUTION ~
t'G1ns splendid opportunity. must huve
good address and br willing 10 work M
special experience required. bpt in ors.er o.
SECURE consideration. applicants must give
fun Information as 20 past or present Oc
Cupation Address. INSTITUTION. Box -.
Tribune Oftice
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16
AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS. .-SiRsons who are life insurance
solicitors. or want to be. address Knights
Telnplars ana Masonic Mutual Aid Asso-
ciatjcn. 6l2 W 6th St. Cincinnati o.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16
Clearance Prices

Clearance Prices
for Dress Goods
Imported Tan Gov erts for Jackets
and Tourist Cloaks-
were 81 20 70 81 69-nOW. ------..-- 10
Fine Nuns VeiiinEs-4A inch-sOot
color assortment-were 80 .AS
Imported Tailor Cloths go inch
excellent line oT coIoTs-were S.. .RS
'46-inch GRANTEES. Poplin. and
Pruueias-WeTe .9s -..-------...... "a
AII-wooi AIbatross so. .-.---- %
Imported AIl-vool ChaIies-light and
Great values also IN
Siciliennes and Nohair..
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16
Pillow Cases ts:sss:s: Ssss%ss
r Mohawks
NNeefS} Is0ckwoCdS
Will-Wash-Ffeavier
Feathers by Pound

Choice white Seese-T9 CT. quality
August sale price. 50
Pure white-sl 6own-reE. 9S cts. 10
Choice white down-specially light
and waTm-for coufortables and
feather beds-worth 81. 1.T5...-....1 o.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16

oughly competent in melting Rll kinds of
brass. bFonze and composition. fcr high
pressure valves and steam nttirgs. rsst
NJ. Box q, Trib4ne once. sivinS ase anl
exVeriencs,
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16
MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES.-5OO second hand
wood and Iron working machines; fully
guaranteed: machinery bought and ex-
changed GEO. B. EDDY, 39S Madison st.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16
LOST.

LOST
LOST. handbook No. s92, eli Bank for
Savings, $50 4th ave. New York Paw
ment stopped. Please return book 10 bank
LOST. Handbook No. CO 600. East Brook
lyn Savings Bank, 643 Myrtle ave-
Brooklyn. Payment stopped. Please re-
turn 10 bank.
LOST Handbook No. 34S. .504 OF the Union
Dime Savings Institution is missing. ANY
person having q claim 20 IL is hereby called
upon to present the same within ten days
or submit 10 having said passbooil cancelled
and a new one issued.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16
NO MAII. OR TELEPHONE ORDERS
FOR
AUGUST SALE GOODS.
August Sale Of
Towels and Toweliirgs

Towels and Toweliirgs
Don't miss an occasion like this.
Bleached Turkish Towels-double ! 10l
thread-19 cent quality and sizeS sa@
25 ct. Bleached Turkish Towels 1k
double .thrsad-24x44 ..-.-...-.S NV
Bleache6 Huck Towels-Uuion and
linen fni,h-Hemd or II. s. lU
SO and SIS ineh-weTe .1Gt4 ..--..J
Large Linen Damask Towels 10
2tx4s-knot frinse-worth .25-.S eA>
AH Linen Huck Towels-i9x9s- 10
very fine and strons-usually. q.
Extra heavy twill and plain
crash. pure linen-va1u. Is S2
20 Inch Glass Cloth-plaid..
checks and stripes-also All 1N
Linen Twllls-BTovn ard
Bleached-1s inch-usualiy 10.
Continuation of
August Sale Values
in
Table Linens of All Qualities.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16
Comfortable Underwear
for Stout Womer

Extra size garments in such as
sOrtments as we show are un-
known elsewhere. These
August Sale values will be
found timely and interesting
Extra size Corset Covers
cool linen finish muslIu-tighs citing
hiGh ueck-sizes 10 30 bust
usually % Observation-Disclosures. ~
NaInsook Corset Covers-ribbon drawn
lace or eunb'y trim-sizes 70 50 bust
value go ---------..--..-..... .o1
Dainty Naiusoot Corset Covers
tucked back-elaboTats yokes os IN.
lace and emby-Tibbon drawn
sizes 70 50 bust-usually s1-Sa--..-. .9S
Extra size Muslin Night Dresses
yoke OF r. s. tucks or sub'y-H-
ruffie finish-WeTe 20 .-.--.-------- .Go
Cambria and Muslin Might Dresses
square or V neck-effectively trirl't
with open or close smb'y.
hemstitching and TlbbOn-value .os.. .TS
Extra size NainsoOk Might Dresses
Round yoke % French Val and
Emb'y combination or Maltese
rGce-ribbOn ruu-shOrt sleeves
worth S1.49 ---.-------.----. .2S
Extra size Muslin Drawers-vtd-
ruffie with double rows hemstitchins-
were 50 .------.---..---.--.. .2Z
Extra size Cambria DraverI
plain or emb'y ruftis with cucEs-
French bauds-WoTth .J9--.-..s.... ,09
Extra size Muslin and CambTfc
DTaweTs-wide ruffis heavy
emby or lace-were .eS. ..-.......s 10
Extra size Cambria Skirts-e..p
lawn founceS with tucEs-
8 inssrtinzs and edge Val lace OF
two inserts and ruffis open emily
worth s2es .9S
Extra size Cambria SlIIrts-6esp
vx-fer- M
OF handsome emily with H s
cluster tuCks-were S4Gs..........5 20
Finer Extra Size Skirts. elaeorstsly
trim d with lscss and e-e'y-to
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

MANUFACTURER of billiard and pool
tables; high grade bowling alley build
ers. lowest prices. MARX BROS -
Union Square.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16

Clcarances IN
Hosiery and Underwear
IA c. Women's Vests-Swiss ribbed
or shaped-au sizes ----....--.-- .12a
40 Ct Women's Black Hosiery
aiiover or lace tnstep- .-----........ SO
Pairs for Dollar.
% Ct Mems BLACK Cotton Hose-split
soles oF plain black -Hermsdorf dye. 10
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16
Suburban.

WestcheE;er County.
n Y-Room ard board; sduts: quiet
home: healthy situation. lovely country.
AnnlN Mrs DIXON.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16

Clearance Prices FOR
Wemen'S Dress Skirts
Nearly all tue fashionable woOJen
fabrics Of the season are Tepresent-
cd. including VOiles AMI Panamas-
best mOtlels-black and cOIOrs-aISo
mixtures and plaids -
That were Vow
SNi''s- -''sz-SS and SSss. -. .9S
SKIRTS; sass and sS9s- - 9. .SS
skir's- -se-sS ------------.- 9. S.9S
SkiF's- -s'-eS and ss-Ss- - 4-9S
Nl''s-'' 's'-sS '-----.--.... 5.SS
Skirts. o.. .sf29s ..... %
BUST right for Fail wear.
Bargains OF most oppOrtuns Kind
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16

lO1ST st. 2 WEST. ComfortabIN, cool.
airy parlor suite bath adjoins: SAM
tariIy kept. conreaient TO Il: reasona Bile.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16
BOARD AND ROOMS.

Full information e. concerning these
rooms may be had. free OF cnarge. at
the Uptown Office of The SewYork
Tribune, 1864 Broadway. between 36th
and 37th
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16

Just right for Fail wear.
Bargains OF most opportuns kind
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16
August Sale--- Stock Clearances.
A Team That Brings
A HARVEST OF VALUES
to Midsummer Buyers

I'm all other sections Clearances are the rule
in preparation for stock takingg
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

47TH ST. 49, WI2ST.-Two adjoining
rooms. suitable for f0ur men friends oi
man and wife. Mrs. HUGHES
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16

11TH ST. II EAST. VAN RENSSELAER,
Elegantly furnished apartment, private
bath, 81 80 daily; including meals. two, So
weekly: one. Sl5.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16
DRY GOODS
DRY GOODS.

s. is 20. o. 2G West Fourteenth ST.
e. O. H. 13 I5 H. 10 90 o. 22 % "a - % West Thr
New-York tribune., 1906-08-16

IT'S COOI. on Washington Heights. 516
West l42d st: attractive rooms. good
board: refined Christian family.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-16
81
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