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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-06-09
4pitkezo

is the only food in which all the
necessary food elements are
scientifically combined. 1t is
good for old and young-for
growing children and their moth
ers and for growing business men.
Apitezo is worth eating for what it
does-it keeps you well supplied with
the little red corpuscles which are
your business ammunition.
And Apitezo is worth eating for what IL IS
"a crisp, delicious cereal-as tasty as any
you ever ate, and the only one containing
plenty of iron, in its natural vegetable form.
1pitezo Biscuits. 15c the package. Aptezs
Grains. l0c the package.
Sold by grocers everywhere
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-06-09
is 1T MUENTER?
A Clue That May Locate Him Down
in New Orleans.

Milwaukee. Wis. June S.-A special
rom FOn Du Lac says:
Thomas Haas. an uncle Of Leona Muen-
'cr. the woman who died under mystic
'iouS circumstlnc, at Cambridge, Mass.
: IN receipt of n letter which he be-
i"vts is from Eric Mucntcr the womans
husband, who is wanted on a charge Of
murder. The letter IS unsigned and is
dated New Orleans. 1t starts out witt.
The details Of which might well he cor
responded with the supposed Massachu-
sets crime Mr.. Haas says he is sure
it must have been written by the nissin
Harvard professor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-06-09

Bail was fixed ut $I0OOU Thursday at
Tallullah. Ala, for DIR. +. A. Brown.
who was alleged to he leader Of the
mob which lynched Robert r. Roger;
and who is under indictment undc"
barge Of murder growing ont Of the
'ynching. DR.. Brown furnished Tn.
bail. Judge Randall announced that Il
special term Of the court will try the
case.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-01
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

~ New-York February IS 1906
c1559 IS c5s ZIP were 50 cars or 4oI head In
II Stng with the few cattle held yesterday. -
cars TO be sold Of which 20 Jersey There
60 S1IAI atlshoahce OF buyers especially rcr
goa Iat cattle and TOP steers sold slowly Mon
az prices; the undergrades steady
pulls neId up strong ana and generally
prime native steers sold 81 1895 IS per
q extra Ohio steers at Sc fat 81 SO; bulls
50 25G*4 A. enc bun s. so; s2gS4 10:
trade in dressed beef 6GSko per for native sides
Liverpool and London cables quoted i've cattle lower
with the general market at 1lg11+c per 10 dressed
weight rev tops selling at l2zQ1317c: lambs, 141aC
dressed weight refrigerator beef S7sc per
shipments to-day the Victoria Liverpool cattle
LOU sheep and $500 Of beef QaJsr ted
MICH COWS-Receipts "a head including 80
1or the market On limited receipts all grades
ported sales were at the OF $25QS55 calf included
CALFES-Recelpts were 1GS7 head, including 25S for
butchers and sSs for the The light supply
ebec sellers advance Goth
ST yards the market al 25R5Oo higher
OF the stock back late early arrivals
We're disposed OF promptly Common prime vsAls
81 so; little calves S4GS4 60 barnyard and fed
calves al ~ apgS4 fed ysas 81 70 calves
primer at en93ec per 10 for city dressed veas and
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts were 23iz cars or OO3
head including 1T3 FOR slaughterers the
market making with the held yesterday cars
on hght arrivals and, with limited receipts reported
thursday were firm the pens fully cleared the
lower yards Common good S4qS5 so per
tVo TO- GOOD western yearllngs medium
lambs AT $IGSI little Jersey spring lambs
at SO head Dressed steady SGIOc per 10
dressed lambs at 10gl1c; country dressed spring
at S6aSlO per
HOGs-Receipts were 30 cars or 765 head Including
ABOUT half car for the market; feeling Buffalo
AaVIcesi good light State hogs sold az So IS
country dressed hogs firm 64GsAo per 70 for heavy to
light weights.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-01
OTHER mARKETs-eY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago, Feb 2sCATTLE-Recefpts II. COO head: mar
ket strong 70 l0c higher prime steers Is
So 30; 81 1OaS4 80; 81 5OqS5; bulls s. 40
S+ %; calves S5G$I 30 stockers feeders S3dS4 %
ttOFteceipts % 00O Head; market higher chocs
u prime heavy So So 422 medium good heavy Sc 30
g$6 35, butchers weights So 35S6 good 10 cholcs
heavy mixed So 30q SIS 30 packing 95GS6 35 SHEEP
itecelpts, 2zOO head; market steady: sheep SASS:
yearltngs. 50 500 SIS % lambs So 25T
Cincinnati, Feb 2S-IOGS strong butchers and shin
pers SIS 45aS6 so s. I0QS6 - CATTLE steady
fair TO good shippers, s. 50GS5-35. common Sass
SHEEP 81 25g$5 so LAMBS active 81 25dS- so
East Buffalo, Feb. 2S.-CATTLE- rs head:
active Pr.s stssrs 81 5ogS5 10 shipping 81 1885 50
s. t9 bulls s. 50aS4 50 stockers and feeders So 20
81 40 stock hetfers. 81 50G$3 10 VEAI-ReceIps 20
head active; 50c higher; IS 25GS - HOGS-Recepts
200 head; fairly active 90 Toe higher; heavy mixed
50 OpS6 CO. Workers and pigs So 50qS6 co roughs IS
gS8; stays IS 76q$4 so SHEER and LAMBS Receipts
5000 head active; sheep steady; lambs l020c higher
lambs SO qS7 60 yearlings 90: wethers SIS IS
Csc TO- ewes, s. 506S5 20; sheep mixed S3GS5 10
Kansas City. Feb. 2S-CATTLE- Receipts. 10 600 head
including 200 Scutherns market steady higher
quarantine, 81 -; choice and beef
steers s. 4oG$6 good. Western fed
81 7JS5 30 stockers and feeders S3dS4
So T5GS5 25; Southern 81 5nQS3 S.
50 25GS+ so native hefers So 25d$5: bulls
s. 6Sl$4; calves. S3GS6 70 HOGS-Receipts
Sc higher: Sc 25; bulk Of sales 50 1926
heavy S. S. q: packers, So 1OGS8 % pigs lights
s. 4o0SG 10 SHEEP-ReCeips 900 head: strong
higher: lambs 50 504S6 70. Western lambs
81 5s6 10 and yearlings s. 75GS5 So Western fed
yearngs 81 5VdS6: Western fed sheep. 81 25GSj SO;
stockers and feeders, 81 25g$4 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-01

3sss S 4 %. v s s s As s00G s sS sa
range about as quoted. We quote: POTATOES. BeT-
So eo Ms e a Rfr o Se IS Se p2 a %
do State and Western, n bulk $50 ~ 81 75gs. 40
S & 81 dS sso{s5 81 ssssi 81 Is6 ssessl IS
basket 5ogaoo APARG Ca cona green re 40 per-
9o7ea lunches s5aslO; DO white s4gS5 ATcHoKs
Sells sPRoUTs Long Island per quart. ssi6c: BETS
per 6ancass Sass 3d. DO Fo ss per 40 bS c @
s1 9o no per bush crate g ss ~ do Bermqds Per
Bermuda 100 punches 75eqs1 80; Charleston
ST 5Ssss 81 c15B4es
DSnisR seed sr to ~ e 90 ea ana %i d
g &c. do per 4 case 81 S9s @ per ss r., 53z
s. 25gss - cHICoRY and EsCARoEE NeS-orieans
per Dbl seqSs; EGGPLA MIS- Florida, per box. 81 500
n 90 $50 90 Cuban s. S9gS2 90 H0RsEI ADISa per 100
New Orleans per punches. Sass; Lettuce. florida
Neworieans per 6b ssas7 oSoSs CUBAN per or crate
low 5o@S DO rd 81 per o R Se S White ae Der
Dbl 81 6o9$2 so State and Western. white per bush
DO and yellow per 100 n in bak slssi so oTans:
Per IoS SaueSss saass iss g
%S' o s51oH; ssd 81 e 90 ca Re5s'
So %: PEPPERS. Florida per carrier Sass so; %
PAISLEY Nsw-oreans curly per leo punches ss 90
P4RsNfP per- s b6 sSs 90 RoMA1SH Newos ore MS
bermuda per box soddsl &c. sTR1SG BfANs Fiorda
%a1 per crate S2gS5 do green per basket or crate
Hubbard bb 81 5oasl .: DO marrow 81 25asI 80:
81 25q$2; TOMATOES Florida per carrier 81 50aS5 5O
do Cuban, S1Q$4 80; TURNIFS Canadian. rutabaga per
Dbl I5qS5c do Irish. per bag 5O775c: Jersey and
Long Island per Dbl s5asNc: Southern new per Dbl
81 do old. white. T5cGS1: do New-Orleans per 100
bgnches 81 50q$3: WATERCREss. per 100 punches,
HOTHoUSE FRoDUCTs-Cucu1nbers nr1 Lettuce
steady Radshes and rhubarb quiet IN light sup
ply. Mushrooms dull Tomatoes firm. We quote:
CJCIMBEFS, Boston fancy per dozen. So 25GS2 So do
No !. Der dozen, 81 601S2; do No per box. Sass:
LETTUCE Eastern, per dozen, 62cGS1 IL; RADIsHES.
per 100 lunches, S29S3; RHUBARB per dozen lunches
2bd90c; MINT. Ter dozen lunches 40n75c: MUSHROOMS
per n, 15650c; TOMATOES. per n. 2O94Oc.
MILK AND CREAM-The Exchange price O milk re-
mains AZ sac quart the shipper in tbs Decent
zone. Tbs receipts OF milk and quart
for the week ended February p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-01
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
BY TeIegraph 10 The Tribune.

BY Telegraph The Tribune
Chicago. Feb. 2s.-There was a feeling Of depres-
sion in the grain markets to-day that could not be
shaken off and in the end prices had to take what
arises when sentiment sets strongly In that drec-
ton May wheat at the close was within 1-l6c Of
the price It has Yet sold at this season. and
nc SIC below the final figures of the day before.
Corn and oats were each down Isc. and even pro-
visions in which there excellent reason for
substantial rise, left off with OF an early ad-
vance lost and only small fractional net gains for
the day. The advance in the commission rates be-
gins tomorrow. and the utmost uncertainty pre-
vailed on the board with regard 10 its probable
effect.
The wheat market was firm at the start and re-
NAMED so for a little while. There was good re-
sistance for time 10 the persistent hammering by
bears higher quotations at Liverpool futures
helping some; but the strength was lost when the
bearshness IN the Northwest became manifest.
John W. Gates. Patten and other we'll known specu-
lators at Hot Springs. kept the wires hot with
selling orders. Prices were lower the close.
The estimate Of to-morrow's local receipts is seven
cars. May sold from Sc down TO size. closing at
sac 10 NSc. July closed at aLc The highest
g. :. and the lowest a1sc.
-.s corn market had firm start on news that
country offerings were principally nothing re-
ce!pts very light, However. the weakness in
wheat felt in the corn pit and short selling
received greater encouragement. Local receipts
were I75 cars OF which two were contract. Ship
ments hence were 10000 bushels. The estimate
u to-morrow's local receipts Is 80 cars. The
range Of May from 43ssc 43Isc down 10
43lsc closing at 43lsc 4Slac. July closed az the
bottom, 43%sc. The highest 4lc.
The oats market opened steady. ruled quiet and
Z heavy feeling developed There was consider
able selling by cash interests. Buying OF July
and selling OF May depressed the latter delivery.
Prices IN the sample market were steady to 10
lower Receipts 126 cars with $50 cars esti-
mated for Tomorrow. Shipments hence were u.s.
600 bushels. The highest for May s09sc: the
lowest. 5Olsc the close at S02so 3Olsc. July
closed at 29i2c. after selling as high 2s3sc. and
as low 2954e 10 2sssc
Provisions had firm undertone. The receipts
OF hogs were 5000 head under the estimate and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-01

The cotton more potfva
80 nrirer the close being q ret advance ~ II
'-l.e Saes were estimated
Tesranss re nIn a. an advance OF II points IN
.a1f-Se ~ lshtr cables some hears
On me theory that the absence Of outside de-
Iaoe reaction probable
s----S prove upward but their ar
kSorbed ly the covering Of tind shorts a little
IFoagh wire houses. buying by Europe M
oe,a from trade interests The market worked grad
i1ener ana IN the early afternoon about 10 10
et ngheT on the active months, with March
ne ADVANCE On covering and
- was sill outstanding IN that position in
o. recent heaTy liquidation
lIS .ost or points Of the gain hut
sles1y he reports OF continued big spot demand
smaller interior receipts and prospects
weather IN the Eastern belt made strong argument In
iaVof OF the market. but cid
Inuch oEtsce demand ana the bull party has vet
recovered confidence owing
OF southern support Liverpool reported big spot
again, and Il rurnred around the Street
exporters and houses with NeVv-EnEland
lions were making competitive bids blocks Of the
local stock Reports from the South good
naId there. with srate grades Offering very sparngy
and cable rom Liverpool also the small
Southern offerings while reporting big cash.
and freight demand.
The range q contract prices in the market
follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-01
EXPORTS TODAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

rc----- - New-York. February IS 1905.
COFFEE-The coffee market Continued rno5a-sfe1v
9IIYe ana ruled hrmer with prices recovering ali OF
1850 loss The opening steady an
poiss on better European cables than expected,
80 WINE mere was considerable realizing,
YES Wen sustained ana closed steady net 5qiO points
4IsaST sales We're reported OF about 900 bags az
ne european markets Havrs higher
oue 10 come at least that on the Nev-Yorx
SttSsss OF TIE previous Gay. Hamburg mfg
10 a. me close and private cables from said
S-et DsdFs were covering the Valortzaton
II vas holiday in the primary markets on TUESDAY
&c me OILY news received to-day consisted OF the cable
sing sac Iaulo receipts s.lS2
tAst yea Nal sdviees fron Havre indicated that quite
5o1s view Is being taken Plan OF the Brazilian
$1,000 10 assist coffee planters in that market Ao-
20 d letter received to-day, recent
- ne Eale OF Brazilian exchange
,-il@y sep IN the yaIcrzauon scheme Of the govern
.eit Hs Ls oscine IN the will aid in adyancin1
re Prise q eonse 10 the figure by government
"-IH Z IS proposed 10 hold exchange rate
70 he 80, 30 -fsafng here somewhat disappointing
- ms mere enthusiastic bulls did
= alehlng 10 and he chief frHra1ca
- me 6cNalce IN prices O cause reaizrr E,,.
&c iuteIess were gOoC buyers IS
LIE IS considerable European short interest in the
ms market for spot coffee was steady with
SN - on the basis OF $40 for Rio No Z
cay follows: ~ $3.50 -'-~- Az IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-01
Notice of Summons.
SUpREAlE COURT OF THE STATE OF

SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OE'
- New York County Of York.-TriaI desired in New
York County-Irving L Kempner and Ralph z. Kempne-,
Plaintiffs against Bauer Ansa Glauber. Johanna
Clara Silverst0ne his wife the said
Clara being fictitious the Christian OF said
being plaintiffs Robert sive-sons
Mary Silverstone. his wife. the said Mary
being fictitious Christian ald defendant
being unknown plaintiffs, Milton Stlvsrstone and Eliza
Sverstons his wife. the said Elizabeth
unknown 10 plaintiffs, Rosa SlverstOne and Rosa
elston Bauer Administrators OF the goods
credits Mertz Bauer, deceased Burnett
Nash Trustee IN bankruptcy OF Moritz Bauer William
TruslOw James L TruslOw Jr, Frederick
c TrusIow. Isaac ". Macay William z Davies, The
Rector. Churchwardeu and Festrymen OF St Matthews
Church Ia York Herman Ehrent,
People OF the OF New York Defendsnts.-To the
named Defendants; You hereby summoned TO
answer complaint in this action, and copy
your the plaintiffs attorneys within twenty
after the OF this summons exclusive OF the
day service. and IN OF failure appear.
Judgment VIII be taken against BY default
for the relief demanded in the complaint
HUFFMAN & FRANKENHEIMER. Attorneys for Plain
ttrIs Office and P. o. Address, . Broad Street
oueh OF Manhattan New York City
Gaelic Bauer. AmaIia GlaUber. Johanna Grunhut.
ert Milton SiIverstOns Rosa Silverstone
Clara Mary SlvsrstOns and Elizabeth
SilveFsCne: The foregoing summons Is served
BY publication pursuant order OF Hon. James A
OF New York IN and for the County OF New
21st DAY February 1905 and hlsd with
the complaint n the Office OF the Clerk OF the County %
York the County Court House in the Borough OF
Manhattan city OF New York. the 9th day Febr
Dated New York. 1903
tits. once and P. O. Address. D Broad Street New
York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-01
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

f'---ftpos- FeG 2s-ClOElng. GHEAT--sDot nominal
,Yf' s4hy March. 81 &c. May O. cad July. Gs eizd
90 st'L steady. American mixed new. 4s; 90
- - r'--1s futures steady March 4s Nay. As
t. ---i@-'alac.aH E.eaty O. lOc FLDUR-st Louis
STEADY HOPS London lFaciac CoaSD
- y iosg48 Jos. BEIEF steady India mess
F. -. 4S4tk nrul, prime Western, 12s Cd HAMS
l '- - ~ % n. quiet. z8s Cd BACON quiet, Cum
Sc 81 e-i - - - n, SOS Cd. rib 10 10 "a 10
~ ---E clear Iliccles light, = 10 % n. 4Ds Sc.
49, l-adles, heavy 81 40 n, SOS. short clear
a. 81 p :. = ~ SIS 81; clear bellies. u 10 10 n.
AR ii't II -tisSquaFe u 90 u n. quiet SIs &C.
--lLa N sten in fsTees steady. SIS &C. Amer
- refined "a psiis QUIET 35s "a BUTTER steady;
illel states, lVys. good United States. sOs
STEADY, American nleEt white. 62s 60. American
glrIt.- .ite As 90 IALISON-PTtne city nrm. 25s.
~ gu.ef Sc iosd FsF-I az 1000 o,,tsr eLa
'i1-D OIL weak 2ls I'd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-01
Totals

HAY AND sTTtAw-TIAY-Receipts are making con
siderable impression prices The market is easier,
with the attendant light demand Common lots almost
entirely neglected We quote: No /, per 100 10 7219
1oc: No 2 6oq62sc; No 3. 5OG52c shipping, +O9+5c;
clover mixed 69982so; clover clear 40a60c STRAW
The cold has restored notable extent,
and prices are firm at e96oo for long Receipts Of
nay straw, exchange
az noon to-day: Hudson River Railroad. 300; West
Shore 100: Erie. 10: Pennsylvania 90 Lehgh Valley
10; Baltimore and Ohio. To- Ontario Western. 30;
Total SO tons for the week $3.50 tons: Receipts Of
straw, 30 TONS for the week 30 Exports
week IN bales London. 6i7 Trinidad. 154; Denmark.
- olasgov Is4 Havana, 1886; Mexico. $780, scattering
Toledo. Feb 2S.-CLOVERSEED-Cas February and
March S. AZ; April IS 81. ALSIKE-Prime. IS 10.
TIMoTHY-Prirne, 81 Co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-01
action for Divorce.


SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
York-Randolph 81. Smiley. PlAintir. against Carrie
r. Smiley, Defendant. Summons. action for absolute
divorce To the above named DEFENDANT hereby
summoned complaint This action ana 70
copy OF your the Plaintiffs Attorney
within DAYS after the service OF
exclusive Of the day OF service and IN OF
appear judgment will be taken against
by Default The relief demanded Complaint
Dated February 10Th 1905 EDWIN 8 NFRRUI, At
FOR Plaintiff Postofhce address No ~
Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan. New York city To
Carrie J. Smiley the defendant above
going summons Il served upon By publication pur-
suant TO order OF Hon James A Blanchard one OF
Justices or the state - Nv
York dated the 2dth day OF February 1904 ana rled
with the complaint IN the once OF the Clerk % ara
County q New York n y. at his Office In said Cunty
on the 2Tth day OF FEBRUARY. 1905 EDWIN s. NIEIl-
dress No. 81 Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan New
York City. ~"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-01

prices were at the highest point OF the season.
Packers were the best buyers Lard showed SONS
considerable strength and was. without a douht
the strongest article on the list. May pork sold
from SO 4'la to $40 80, eased or 10 SIS 40 and
reacted To SIS so: May lard sold from s. so IN 10
81 s2s to 81 IS: May ribs sold from IS I'm to IS 20
Hog receipts were $4,000 head ana prices a. IN.
yards were 90 TO Ice higher.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-01
rs. LEATHER MEETING.
o..st;ous Regarding Concerns Relation to
a.. Central Leather Company Answered.

-. annual meeting Of the stockholders OF the
states Leather Company yesterday the
IN. - .ras made. in answer 10 questions asked
49,, stockholders. that no advances had been
Az the company or its subsidiary companies
r~U central Leather Company. On January /
70 -,-,,ed States Leather Company made tenn
ne ,o.r of $500. 900 at per cent from tho Cen
T't~y, ,other Company. but the business Of the
uSl -a-,ed company IS stIl carried on entirely in
IT. name and in precisely the same manner
u ..ofoye The Central Leather Company, IT
g. N-,olnced. owns more than SOS. 600 900 OF the
49, states Leather Company's stock. and II
- Is self-evident that the possibility OF the
- nv the Central Leather Company OF any
Fof ,usly % injure the United States Leather
&c Is too remote 10 be worth considering.
t0.-.e.,r,lou Was adopted at the meeting 10 re-
-. hoard u directors from twenty-seven to
g rs The following were elected: John J.
.A,r, samuel 2. Davidge. Walter G. Garrttt,
.,,retus lIealy. Edward Z. Hoyt, Eugene
- ? A. Valentine. Henry J. Darlington and
- Allen Josiah T. Tubby. who had been
-, ~ the United States Leather Company
,-os Il VS. first organized. resigned for pure
-s,-sI reasons. and Frederick Z. Knapp was
y -, ,n his place. The detailed statement OF
,-s NJ Ire United States Leather Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-01
PIG IRON CERTIFICATES.

c-otau0-s t7r regular ct the 4 g. m and Iz5
2 n calls yesterday compare with the final prices
q Tuesday IS follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-01

Quotations for foundry az the 4 q II. and 1:B
q. calls yesterday compare with the final prices
q Tuesday as follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-01
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

-'fsle- 5y Charles D. Barney Co. No . Brosd-s.-.
'sE-yoEk, sas 80. ~ South 4th-st. PhiIadelphia)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-01
NEw-JERsEY.
HOTEL MORTON,
HOTEL IsLEsWORTH.

ON THE BEACH AT VIRGINIA AvENUz
ATLANTIC CITY. y. =
Opposite Famous Steal Pier, the central locations
boardwalk al baths Auto Bus
a American European Plans. RateA t250
per day upward Unique Dutch Gaia HazzIe-,s Or
chestrs- OSBORNE q PAINTER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-01

Tie general balance sheet OF subsidiary COM
NAMES q TIE Central Leather Company as OF De-
car-ber 3d. ls5 follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-01
CHALF0NTE,
THE HOLMHURST,

ATLANTIC CITY, y. J.
Afsr extensive alterations presents entirely hocs
section,
Penlsylvaniasvs Unobstructed ocean view Capactty-
every high-ClaSs
N Private baths. running spacious
porchss amusement halls street, Book
let and spring terms HENRY DAElSE-L~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-01
THE PENNHURST,

Ocean END Michigan Ave. Atlantic City. N J. Rooms
suite with baths Long dlstanos phones IN r0orns
Elevator street. WM r HOOD
IOTEL STRAND-FIREPROOF.
III ATLANTIC CITY N =
Directly the front. Rseurnshsd ard improved
throughout Sea prtvats and pub
lie Autoulo5ilo train Special spring
h L FAIRBAIRN. Manages.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-01
CENTRAL LEATHER.

NJ co-solidated balance sheet OF the Central I
leather Company as % December 81. 1908. CON-
rares as follows
DEE 81. 20 July 3 '05. 1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-01
THE REVERE

vlrgir. Ava, near Beach. Atlantic City N >. rasss
location High class raodsr.ss rs4>a-
100 large sunny rooms handsomsly Furnished Metal
beds pEivsts bans elevator, heat A0Oo p ERa
parlars Superior table and servtcs 81 dA.syI
specially reduced weekly rates and booklss mailed
J. p COPE.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-07-12
NO CURE, NO PAY.
How The Peoples Drug Store Sell
Hyomei, the Guaranteed Cure
for Catarrh.

The Peoples Drug Store has an
unusaI offer TO make to our readers,
one that rill be of the greatest value
to many.
For some years The Peoples Drug
Store has been watching the results
from the use of Hyomei, a treat
ment for Catarrh that cures by
breathing medicated air, absolutely
without any stomach dosing The
results have been SO universally sue
cessful that they feel justified in max
ing a public offer to treat the worst
case of catarrh in Plymouth with the
understanding that if Hyomei does
not cure the treatment will cost alb
solutely nothing.
People who have spent large sums
with catarrh specialists, deriving but
little benefit, or the many who have
swallowed stomach remedies in the
vain hope of curing catarrh, have ex-
perienced almost immediate relief
from the use of Hyomei, while the
continued treatment for short
time, has resulted in complete and
lasting cure.
The regular Hyomei outfit costs
only one dollar, and consists of a
neat pocket inhaler that can be car
ried in the purse or vest-pocket. q
medicine dropper, and bottle of Hy-
omei. If this is not enough for .
cure, extra bottles of Hymei can b.
obtained for so cents.
The Peoples Drug Store guarantee
cure, if Hyomei is used in accord
ance with directions, or they will re
fund the money.