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The daily tribune., 1906-09-10

DYsTRICTs FINANCEs.-Gs -Gsorstsry
n. =. Lswij of school dtstrint No. ..
shis city. reports Tbs receipts aqd dis
burse,nsnss for ths month of August
- follows. Receipts t4.s70 70: dis.
bnrssmsnts In warrsnh drawn. ei..
57s. 40. The recsipts 10 ihs money
paid into ths county treasurer.
The daily tribune., 1906-09-10


OPERA HOJ sE TONIGHT-1'he
history Of the New world contains
NO more romantic picturesque pages
than those which tell Of the ill.fated
reign Of Emperor Msximilian Of Mex,-
90. Historians and novelists have
written at length Of those days. but IL
IL remarkable that only one really
great play has been rroducsd. "a
Royal slAve.'' which will be seen
1t the Houston opera house tonight
gives ~ vivid picture Of stirring
simss which the world will never
know again.
The daily tribune., 1906-09-10

Women OF Woodorait No. sos please
take notice that the anniversary so.
DIAL has been postponed from the 18th
to the 26th Of September. Com.
mittee-Mrs. Kauble. Mrs. MacUar.
roll. Mrs.. Profit.
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INTERESTING ITEMS
GATHERED FAR AND NEAR

INTERESTING ITEMS
GATHERED FAR AND NEAR
Tom johnson oalled Bryan the ''Hrst
citizen.' evidently forgetting those
occasions wien the NebrAstan ran .
very oa1 second.
II any town wants to have it's library
request given fvorable confederation
should have the foresight to direct
Its application to Mr.. Carnegie In re-.
formed spelling.
Judge Parker has been talking
about the Ill effeota Of popular clamor
Pretty good for q man who heard a.
little popular clkmor ~ came to the
judges ears In the last campaign.
Take all the sleep you can gst. y
says . London medicsl authority.
Philadelphia's defaultinR bank presi.
dsnt evidently believed in taking ali
he could while other people slept.
II the shade OF Noah Webster could
be heard on the subject, no doubt Il
would ask. plaintively: rs thil
what you call . square deal ?"
Honesty In the best politics, Say,
Gov. Folk. An occasional epigrsn
like this serves to remind the poo
pei that the spsllbinders ara nos dsas
but snonzlng.
Secretary Wilson seems to have con
WINGED the packers that . CANNED msa
label must contain the tog. the Who'll,
hog, and nothing but the hog.
1.-THE problem novel 10 Dead" sayl
. London publisher. And the roman
sic novels seem to be giving them
sevles quick burial. and the dlAleo
nov Il have ono foot In the grave.
'Mr. Bryan was tired but smll
Ing" says New York paper. How
unnecessary the last psit Of the sen
tenoe seems.
Sousa's protest sgaiust canned mu
sio might make better reading II X
many Of John Philips own maroheI
hadn't bssn geographically en-
balmed.
The daily tribune., 1906-09-10

/, DUCK sEAaoM oFEas TAs lsea
ssassn spsasa ~ nutni = - h%st.
- ~ Mstns = asstsipaasan - :
comins Storm when dusks On M zavsr
- pends swill y ners plsnsifas.
sons few docks hAys airsady ap-
peassd bnt thsy 40 not ~ long.
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II pays 70 auvsrsise your wants in
the Tribune
The daily tribune., 1906-09-10

lou would not ds.ogle rue
the uss Of eyeglasses. sHss
you had safisfed yous,ell
that they wers helping yen
DO mors and bettes Wvtk.
You would mot nee candles 70
work BY, even though they ars
cheaper than othsr illuminAnh.
Ono hundred ysars ago kerosene
was considered good enough tos
Illuminating purposes.
Two hundred years ego noss
people would reAd and sew svea.
ings BY the light Of an op+n Ars-
place.
II the illumination OF two hun-
dred ysars ago IL not gsoa q zough
for you, why should that Of . csn.
tury ago, or any other imperfsss
illumination, b satisfaotosyt
l. things considered, Electric
Light IL ~ cheapest light, ~
cause II Il 70 much the best.
Phone us today.
Arkansas Valley Electric Co
PAsos Ne. - Black.
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The laxative effect OF Cnambsriais's
Stomach and liver tablets is 70 agresA.
Die and % natural you can hardly realize
thai Il y psodgcsd BY madeleine. Thsss
tablets sIso oure Indigestion and bilious.
pssA Price = osats. Samples fsss at
Dsaisls drug stses. ~
The daily tribune., 1906-09-10

WANTED-Six coal mi liners at III,
Wiley mine; good wages IL
The daily tribune., 1906-09-10
YOUR CURTAINS

win b nice whom thsy sss rshung Il ~
launder them. We givs them bsaatt-
ful, clean color, starcA then Just sti6
enough. and dry them q isaHss that
give them Just the Fght shape ts hang
right Our psics- 30 cents . pair--is
chsspse than washing thsa at hcns
esed postal card. Phsns ~ nsd
rLoRHNca STRAfI LAUNDRY
tts oanta p Avenue
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Colorado State Far at Pueblo.

On sooount Of Pueblo state fair the
D and R. y. will run = spesial train
W Pueblo on "Wednesday. Sept. ~.
leaving Florence at $40 .. m.. re.
tufinDR will leave Pueblo At mid.
night Fare for the round tTip q. 90.
Tickets good on the special train only.
Also for this occasion tickets will b
o. sAis for al regsiAr trains Sspt
II. - sud -. Anal return limit Sept,
is -el 20 rsup1 Trip. a.
The daily tribune., 1906-09-10

Chilberg's loo cream 1t Daniels
Drug stcre. 3tf
The daily tribune., 1906-09-10

Tss JsAsson hes invslsstasily
removed biusslf frsa shs bess- -ship q
shs ohie Osnsssssy. ~ ws hAvs
hsrsisesse sesstvsa ~ . ~ ysas
tss bseDsa
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BE IN STYLE

Have you ever noticed the ap-
pearance Of . man with . stylish
hair ont and one that hssn'tf The
Powell Barber Shop. 1l9 So. Pixies
Peak Ave, IL headquarters for
style in hair outs and easy % wing.
Artists in both chairs, Union shop.
The daily tribune., 1906-09-10

n, J, Daniels. psssoriptioa dsss
Gist. 81
The daily tribune., 1906-09-10

Lownsy's fanopa candy Il Danisls
Drug store. ST
The daily tribune., 1906-09-10

If any town wants to have its library
request given fvorabie consideration
should have the foresight to direct
Its application to Mr.. Carnegie in re.
formed spelling.
The daily tribune., 1906-09-10

Judge Parker has been talking
about the Ill effeots Of popular clamor
Pretty good for man who heard a.
little popular olsmor ~ came to the
judges ears In the last campaign.
The daily tribune., 1906-09-10

6ousa's protest sgaiust canned mu
sio might make better reading II q
many Of John Philip's own marches
hadu't bssn geographically en-
balmsd.
The daily tribune., 1906-09-10

Honesty in the best politics, "says
Gov. Folk. An occasional epigrsm
like this serves to remind the peo.
pei that the spellbinders are nos dead
but snonzInR.
The daily tribune., 1906-09-10

Tom johnson CALLED Bryan the ''Hnt
citizen.' evidently forgetting those
occasions wien the Nabrastan ran =
very oa1 second.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-17
COURT OF APPEALS
REVERGES DECISION
Of LOCAL COURT

Public attention IS again called to the
interesting case against George w Moore
of this city for alleged fraudulent natu-
rallzation Of Armenans in this state. who
was sentenced to ia years in prison by
the opinion OF the United States circuit
court of appeals in the case against
Moore.
The indictment on which a verdict was
returned against Moore by the jury in
the United States circuit court charged
that he in proceeding for naturalization
OF Setfak G. Moomigisn had previously
made affidavit before Alfred o. Maker
that Moomigian resided i'm Providence.
whereas In truth he was az that time a
resident OF Worcester Mass.
The case was tried last July In the
United States circuit court Attorney
G. A. Wilson conducted the case for the
government and Waiter IL Barney de-
Tended him After a two days trial be-
fore Judge Brown. a verdict OF guilty
was returned and Moore was sentenced,
as above told Immediately after the
sentence Mr. Barney filed a motion for a
reference OF tho case 10 me United States
circuit court Of appeals Of Boston on an
assignment Of errors and the matter
was heard there at the October term Of
the court before Judges Colt Putnam and
Lowell, and reversed the decision OF the
United States circuit court Of Rhode
Island
The opinion Of the court OF appeals lays
particular stress upon tnc fact that the
acts complained of were alleged 10 have
been committed IN proceedings pending
IN the common pleas court, whereas the
proofs showed that tho affldavit was
taken prior to tho time, and I'm summing
up. says:
THE case before us rests entirely on
this alleged variance. Conscqucntly we
have cndeavored 10 prunc this indictment
Of everything relating TO alleged proceed
mgs pending In tho common pleas divis-
ION Of the supreme court. SO as 10 leave
&c. II 10 could be done sufficient TO de-
scribe an offence committed before a
notary public n this could be accom-
1tished it would bo permissible under the
circumstances. because as there wa a
general verdict 70 is to be assumed that
the jury found an all the allegations Il
the indictment true
IN conclusion IT. SAYS.
"Thc judgment OF the circuit court Is
reversed. The verdict ia set aside and
tho case Is remandcd 20 that court for
further proceedings I'm accordance with
law"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-17
KElTH'S THEATRE.

Heading the bill at Keith's theatre the
coming week will be those admirable
farceurs. Clayton White and Marie
Stuart who have for several seasons
been prominent vaudeville headliners, but
prior TO their vaudeville invasion were
conspicuous for many successes scored in
legitimate attractions Mr.. White is an
especially unctuous comedian, and Miss
Stuart has a chic and dashing style that
IS particularly pleasing Assisted by Belle
Darcy. they VIII offer a lsughabe one
act farce Paris" which is one OF the
big laughing hits of vaudeville.
1t tells OF a young widow who tries
10 persuade one Of her married friends.
Mrs. Metropole. 10 visit Paris with her.
Mrs. Metropolis husband, Judge Me
tropole. who is a candidate for mayor.
refuses to give his sanction. Wise little
Mrs Waldorf the widow suspects that
many OF tho judges evenings. supposed
20 be spent in planning campaigns. are
spent I'm merry making. These suspicious
are confirmed by Max. the Goat the
independent candidate for mayor. and,
by pretending 20 know great deal more
than she does Mrs. Waldorf. after sew
eral amusing incidents, wins the Judges
permission. The dialogue Is witty and
the incidents OF a very amusing nature
and Il Is sure to repeat it's big successes
elsewhere.
As an entertainer in whom an exeep-
tional amount OF interest has been mani
festedto the extent OF having several
big theatre parties arranged to see him
during the weeks clifton Crawford.
who has many friends hero won during
his connection with tho Agawam Hunt,
where he was a professional golf in
structor. Since then ne has appeared
In Foxy Grandpa" and In Klaw & Err
lanser's big productions OF Tho isle Of
Spice ard Mother Goose" and has won
attention-and considerable money-for
being tho author OF Nancy Brown"
Starlight" Mary Green" and other
song successes This season. under the
arrangement OF Joseph Hart. MIR Craw-
ford entered vaudeville. where he has
made a tremendous hit and is spoken Of
everywhere hc appears as vaudcyiues
leading monologuo comedian IN his
vaudeville offering he elves dialect
stories. some catchy sunFs from his own
pen and a serious recitation. Kiplings
"CunFa Dhip"
Those who Ike stirring acrobatic
demonstrations VIII have a-l opportunity
10 see the one act above an others that
deserves tho most enthusiaetlc endorse
ment This Is the aerial gcroratic act
of The four Lukcns n quartet of horizon
tai bar performers. who ~ through the
air. from bar 90 bar, with an utter dis
verard Of Hfe and limb Tho Five Colum.
tlans other newcomers. viii offer an cx-
ccptlonally pretty and dainty musical fam
tasy "A BIT OF Dresden China which
introduces vocal and instrumental music
and some graceful dancing features the
work ~ n trio of youngsters said 10 be
especially commerdable.
distinct novelty VIII he Forrsros. the
musical clown. and his musical doF Fer.
raros an European entertainer. is said
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-17
EMPIRE THEATRE.

Mr.. Charles f Blaney. Ihe popular
playwright, will present another new pro-
duction at the Empire theatre during the
coming week. Young Buffalo King of
the Wild west" is the title OF his latest
effort. The play has the usual aid to
a western atmosphere, OF real Indians,
cow-punchers heroic young plainsmen
and everything else that goes 10 make up
the conventional melodrama
There is provided an almost continuous
chain OF Incidents TO thrill, including
deep-laid plot. murder, robbery and hair
raising rescues by Young Buffalo.
The story is that OF Lord Burlington, a
prospector who tries 10 defraud his part
ner. Randolph Morton. a New York bank
er. OF the Golden Nugget mine, by de-
clarng IL worthless and offering 10 pur-
chase the claim for a paltry sum, when
the banker appears on the scene and dis
covers the real value Of the mine and
the villainy OF his partner. lie threatens
trouble but Is shot down by Yellow Face,
an Indian ally of Lord Burlington.
The responsibility OF the crime is placed
upon the shoulders of Jack Morton the
bankers son, who had quarreled with
his father just before the latters death,
but thanks 10 the efforts OF Young Buff
falo the sheriff OF Angelrs Gulch, he Is
granted his freedom. Later Lord Buffing-
ton tries TO place stain OF guilt upon
the bankers son by robbing the bank.
OF which the young man has charge, but
once more his plans are frustrated, this
time by the timely arrival OF Wild Nell,
the sister OF Young Buffalo. Thwarted at
all sides Burlington. to carry out his
villainous schemes, kidnaps Kate Morton.
the bankers daughter and the young
plainsman's sweetheart. The girl Is car
RED to a railroad tower and there But
flngton threatens TO do away with her by
dynamitlng the place. Just before the
structure takes Are Young Buffalo ar
rives and with the aid OF two heroic
Cinnamon mounts the telegraph wires,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-17
SRUBERT THEATRE.

Next week will be notable theatrically
for the first performance here OF the new
musical satire, THE Social Whrl"-writ-
ten by Charles f. Doty and Joseph Her
bert, with music by Gustave Kerker /.
will be presented at the Shubert thea
tre for four nights and Saturday matinee
beginning Wednesday, March q
"The Social Whirl' is by far the most
important production OF the season as IL Is
destined for the annual spring and sum-
mer attraction at the New York Casino.
The lavish Shubert management has
equipped this piece with the most COM
plete and gorgeous production ever de-
closed on the local stage, and every de-
vice OF stagecran has been utilized 10
make THE social Whirl" the most strik-
ingly novel and effective musical Offering
OF the year. IL tells an ingenious story.
worked out on the lines OF genuine farce.
with just enough OF the melodramatic
tinge 10 add the zest OF an exciting finale.
II satirizes broadly. but good naturedly,
the modern social craze for newspaper
notoriety. as well as the more or less du-
bious methods of newsgathering INDUCED
in by modern society journals. Its
personages are all smart people,
whether society leaders. dashing act
resses. modish manicures reporters and
press agents cross country riders or the
dozen other types who figure in "The So
clul w UlEls ne dNAibU VI tue play III
the first act takes place I'm a popular
manicure establishment. while the second
act shows the club house and race course
OF a country club The story concludes
with an exciting steeplechase. in which
Miss Adele Ritchie rides the winning
horse and takes the final jump on the
stage I'm full view OF the audience.
The musical Getting composed by Mr..
Kerker. lseaid 10 be quite the most melo-
dious and catchy that this popular c,pm-
poser has written since the days OF his
worldwide success with The Belle Of
New YORK" IL includes sentimental and
comic numbers in abundance. as well as
several ensemble numbers that have dis
tinct musical value
An all-star cast has been enlisted in the
presentation OF THE Social Whirl." II
! includes such well-known players and
eingers as -.ele Richie Joseph >Coyne.
Ada Lewis. Blanche Deyo. Frederick
/ Bond. willard Curtiss. Maude Raymond,
| Elizabeth Brice. Caroline Locke, Charles
| Halton. Mark T. Heizy and Ross and Fen
| ton The chorus of SO comprises the most
! complete ensemble of feminine lovellness
/ ever presented In a single organization
/ In fact Il is said 10 surpass any Other
/ beauty chorus ever organized. 1t be
ing modern society play the gown!ng G
THE Social Whirl'' will speak the las
/, word i'm the latest Partisan fashions II
| frocks and millinery. Seats are now OF
sale for all the performances OF The so
| cial Whirl."
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-17
PROVIDENCE OPERA HOUSE

Robert Edeson, who by leaps ana
bounds, has jumped into wide popularity
VIII be the attraction at Che Providence
opera house the first three nights OF next
week
Mr.. Edeson, who has won a position OF
undeniable importance I'm the American
drama. has always had well-deilned ana
commendable ideas OF the American play
but In the new vehicle, "Strongheart
the work OF william q. DeMille. he has
gone TO the very root OF Americanism, for
as Strongheart he Is the hero OF the pic
turesque North American Indian.
1t is said that DeMille has provided for
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-17
The THEATRES

TO be a clever musician himself. and he
has taught an intelligent canine to play
the musical bells without any assistance
even while the master is off the stage
Linden Eeckwith, a pretty young girl.
will offer an act called "The Singing
Portrait" and Thompson and Vidocq will
make their first joint appearance I'm an
act OF merry making. Brandow and
Wiley. coored comedians and dancers.
have always pleased vaudeville lovers.
and Mabel Carew and Gertie Hayes will
offer some character ideas. THE Lady
and the Slavey." and The Derby Race 4"
Others on the bin will be Hugh Jeans.
baseball equilibrist: Carl Victor. physical
culture exponent; Brooks brothers talk
ing comedians Dan Healey: the messen-
ger boy monologuist, and the Keith
motion pictures
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-17

theme Is one that has never been before
one Of which is insignificant, even with
only a line or two. Some l5 are carefully
drawn This attention 60 the smaller per
sonages OF the story gives the actors a
welcome chance 10 share nearly equally in
the honOrs. The town marshal. with but
few lines. ~ "A vivid picture and really
president OF the college. the athletic girl
or 1.-The widow" herself
on this basis Mr. Savage's company has
definite community of Interests and a
general incentive which Is quite lacking
In many plays and generally smothered I'm
the starring system" In giving credit 10
individuals for their part In the success OF
this representative comedy everybody
must be rcckoned with from the haifback
and his fame 90 Silent Murphy and the
girl with the camera. Possibly few. aside
from Mr. Ade. recognize the value OF this
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-17

forms a human chain, and the curtain
falls just as the heroine Is rescued. Buff
fington's villainy is brought 10 light IN
the last act when, after lighting duel
with Young Buffalo he Is overpowered and
captured together with his ally Young
Jack Morton t. cleared of the murder
charge The villain Is handed over TO the
authorities and Young Buffalo celebrates
the occasion by being married 20 Kate
Morton, his eastern sweetheart.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-17
WESTMINSTER THEATRE.

Pirates of Panama a musical eXtrav-
aganza with which the transatlantic
Rurlesduers" is having signal success.
will be the attraction at the Westminster
theatre next week
II Is said 10 be one OF the grandest
offerings ever presented not only refresh
ing. but entertaining. The scene Is laid
on the Isthmus. where the pirates dwell
in caves surrounding the new republic.
In their fiendish work OF wreckng ves-
sells and destroying happiness, they give
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-17
GIRL PICKED UP BY
SEVENTH STATION Poll CE

Alss Aggic Roland, AS Fountain street.
was picked up near the Edgowood police
station last night because OF her peculiar
actions She struggled considerably and
tho officers could elicit but little informa-
tion from her. Her identity wac discov-
cred from her name and address found In
her PRAYER book.
The Fourth station police were notified
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-17

judge OF the supreme court of Connecti-
cut
claim that Mr. Pike has wrongly with
held money for the stock OF the company
he has sold. IL claims that MIR Pike aod
81, OO0 600 worth Of the corporation stock,
for which scrvcice he was TO receive cfe-
half. but that $4,000 Is still 10 be ac-
counted for 20 the corporation.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-17
ITALIAN ARRESTED ON
COUNTERFEIT CHARGE:

George Aggaletos wanted by the United
States marshal on charge OF passing a
counterfeit s. silver certificate on Nicles
Rougas in this city wednesday. was ar
rested yesterday afternoon by officer r
A, Kane and held at the Central station
for the government authorities.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-17

and they in turn notified the girls moth
er, who brought her daughter home this
morning The mother stated that the girl
had been in poor health and started TO at
tend evening service with her at the
Cathedral.
on the way Mrs. Roland missed her.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-17
Mr.. KNEELAND TO APPEAR AS
COUNSEL IN 100000 SUIT

Cassius L. Kneeland a prominent law
yer Of this city, departed for Hartford.
Conn, yesterday. to appear as counsel far
the Eastern Consolidated oil company IN
their suit against Lafayette T.. Pike Of
Hartford for damages OF 10000
Major Henry Hyde of Hartford present.
ed Mr.. Kneeland to Hon Ralph Wheeler,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-17
TRAVELLING EXPENSES
WERE NOT DEDUCTED

Rowland O. Hazard. president OF tho
pcaCedale Manufacturing company denied
last night the report That money for trsv-
cling expenses had been deducted from
the pay ~ the men employees who have
taken the places % the striking weavers
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-17

a most unique plot that is full OF comcal
incidents and complications.
As In most musical comedies there is a
thread OF love through the entire play
which ends In general rejoicing and tu-
multuous merrlment.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-17
HOTEL ISLESWORTH

On the Beach at Virginia Avenue, At
o lantic City. n. j.
opposite Famous Steel Pier. the most
ceuIal location on the boardwalk. Sea
wdtei IN all baths. Auto bus at station.
American and European plans. Rates 50. so
per uay ana upward. Unique Dutch
care. Hassler's Orchestra.
OSBORNE 81 PAINTER.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-17

and-also possibility-few have his pc
culiar ability 20 insure such a desirable
result
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-17
HOTELS.
Atlantic City.
rHE ST. CHARLES
bsolutely Fireproof.
G. REENS HOTEL

On the Beach front. Atlantic City. ~. J.
~, Entire New Management.
newly and Handsomely furnished. Most
delightfully."- located between the two fa-
nous Piers-Center OF all attractions.
LhIee hundred magnificent rooms One
nunuIed not sea water baths, with all the
,houefn appointments. Elevators, steam
neat phones In rooms. music Terms,
Aherlcan plan, $3.50 per day up. Special
weekly. European plan. 81 50 per day up.
Win separate dining rooms and service.
Booklet Coach meets all trains.
-, ~, CHARLES Il. COPE, Prop.
Gap, Pa.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-17
| HAVE THE bkST
ASTHMA CURE
IN III NAODIn

I have been cured Of Asthma after suf-
fcring ~ years and my friends have used
IN with the best rcsN.lts feel it my duty
20 put the Remedy on the market that
those who suffer from Asthma may have
its beneht. It's my own discovery. Call
az my laboratory IN Luces Pharmacy.
corner Wickenden and Beneft streets. and
get valus ble instructions how 10 positively
cure yourself Cars pass door
CAPT CHARLES r. AKIN.