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When Selecting Fruit.

Buy oranges which are heavy but
not too hard.
Buy pineapples whose top edges are
smooth, and not of the rough saw-edg-
ed variety.
Buy celery which is crisp and
breaks when bent much.
Buy radishes and turnips which are
firm and not spongy.
Buy cantaloups which are neither
too green nor too soft.
Buy asparagus which is stiff.
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Time Saving Scheme.

whats your idea of giving your
automobile a name-and such a name
as Tt'?"
Convenience in keeping my ex
pense account. 1t saves ever so much
time and trouble to write repairs fol
It instead of repairs for automo
bile. Chicago Tribune.
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anothhat of
his The
his
ouchof bitterness when
If only he said these words had been
ted in might have me!
OF
thousands people-WreTs
of worlds living
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First letter.


baltimore board Of estimates has
refused to permit a wooden Indian
10 be placed in front of cigar store.
The inference is that a wooden Indian
IS too combusti6le.
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Cures Fad I'reath-Positive and Instant
Cure Frce-No DruGs-Cures
by Absorption.

4 sweet breath IS priceless.
AIul's Anti-Belch Waters viii cure bad
breath and had taste instantly. Belchng
and bad taste indicate offensive breath.
which Is due to stomach trouble
Hulrs Anti-Belch Waters purify the
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foul gases that arise from undigested food
and ley supplying the digestive organs with
natural solvents for food
They relieve sea or car sickness and
nausea of any kind
They quickly cure headache, correct the
I'll effect OF excessive eating or drinking.
They viii destroy n tobacco, whisky or
onion breath instantly.
They stop fermentation in the stomach.
acute Indigestion. cramps, cohc, gas in the
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spells or any other afIliction arising from
4 diseased stomach
We know Mulps Anti-Belch Waters will
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we viii send two (2l boxes upon receipt Of
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send YOU a sample free for this coupon.
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Taylor's Cherokee Remedy OF sweet Gum
and Mullen Is Natures great atremedy-Cufes
Coughs, Colds, Group and Consumption
and ali throat and lung troubles. At drug
yists, 25c., Soc and s100 per bottle.
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Itch cured in 30 minutes by Woolford5
Sanitary Loion; neves fails. Sold b .
Druggists. Mail orders promptly 1ijieI
by Or. Detchon, Crawfordsyi'le, Ind. 81.
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Mrs. WinsIow's Soothing syrup for Childrc2
teetbing softenS the gums. reduces infGmn'a-
ton ,allays pain. cures wind cole 25c. Il bottle.
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Poisonous nicotine in tobacco is re
moved by sleeping the leaves in solu
ton of tannic acid.
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FITS perma 'ensty cured. 80 Its CrEerv0ue-
ness after Art day 5 use Of Dr.. Kline Grea
Nerve Rcsto"nf.~ = rial bottle andtreatisefre0
DR.. r. II KIM, Ltd, 931 Arch St. Phila Pa.
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All sizes and qualities oj diamonds seem
to be in demand.
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Plentiful sales ar the rue in the dia
mond market.
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itching, Blind Blae1iH-, ProtrHdjl II Phi =.
Druggists are authorized to refund no cyl
Pazo Ointment fails 0 cure in Gto 4 days. 50,
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The natives in China cat very little
butchers meat. except pork.
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To Cure a Cold in One Day

In recent burglary in London the rob
bers used 4 new weapon.
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s~"<Scs~~ar~ ~vv~'~'~<
Hearts That Hunger
For Appreciation
By the Req. T. d. Jones.

want appreciaton expression of 1t in inter
course wi acQuantances. When man has
done us Kindness not be ashamed of speaking OF
if If a man a wrong talk Of it fast enough.
Whv should equally speak of benefits
ceiyed? Hearts appreciation and there
and women world for whom the whole aspect of
things change whose sky from being dull and gray
would blaze out into and god if would but tell
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Take Laxative Bromo Quipine Tablets
Druggists refund money ifil fails to cure. /
w. Groves signature on each box. 25e.
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which
of the
noseWhlcn "nen the
sands off
of
mechanism which
of
thus
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Catarrh Cannot Ee Curel

London was increased dUiilS the year
1904 by 374 new streets.
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Many German women's t!Ibs are now
producing cooking boxes.
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There is a railway over the Egyptian
desert
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g" The Modern Torpedo "~s
Co.. yw. G. F1tz-Gerald: .~ej

fE edo of today steel cigar
porposeshaped projecle twelve
and eighteen inches in diameter widest
They in both sizes for navy; ready
for firing small one will weigh half ton.
They delivered in five sections which contain up-
wards thousand pieces of machinery. wet gun
cotton "warhead" is inserted slabs each with
To the of
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our politics. hopeless
schemes adueraing
competitors who breaking laws
honorable
rbegvers They
his live again the historian of
of greedThe Atlantic
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He that honors old age shall re.
ceive many blessings.
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AGONY OF SORE HANDS
Cracked and peelcd-Water and Heat
CauseI Intense PaIn-COuld 10 No
GoureworIs-Verv Grateful
to CutiCura.

My hands cracked and peeled, and were
80 sore it was impossible for me to do my
homework. If put them in water l Wa
in agony for hours, and if l tried to cool
the heat caused me intense pam. / consult
"a two doctors, but their prescription:
were uller,y useless. Now after using on.
cake Of Cuucura Soap and one hox Of Gu
0eurl Ointment my hands are entirei'
well. am very grateful (Signedl Mr
N.ra.a Brow. rs Dana s.. Rovburv. Mass
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Following VIC publish two let
tcT5 from n woman who acccP-
*ed this invitation. Note the
result,
First letter.
"Dcar Nrs PinkEam:-
For eight years have suffered something
Terrible every month with my periods. The
pains are eEcruciuting and can hardly stand
them. BY doctor says l have ovarian and
womb trouble, and l must go through an op-
1ratiou If / want to get well. do not want
~ submit 70 it if I can possibly help it.,
Hlaa-e tell me what to do. hope you can
relieve roo. Mrs. Mary Dimmck 18Th and Z.
Ga3itoI 81. BENIN g P.O., Washington, D. C..
Second letter.
Dear Mrs. Pinkham:-
After following carefully your advice,
and taking Lydia T. Pinkhams Vegetable
Compound, l am very anxious to send you
my testimonial, that others may know their
valucaui what you have done for me.
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The japanese GoferAhaeLt i printing d
complete record OF the war,
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lAspsr>>.ks-s~C~ ~O~Nf<~hNF
The Black Side of Udr
By T. p. O'C0nn0r.

AR has its black as well its heroic side
Sergt Weir of the Scots Greys, as paymaster OF MS
roop was EXEMPT from active at the battle OF Wat
erloo nevertheless fought and FELL Wnen the
the dead and wounded corporal oco'
of the same regiment found body of Serg Weir with
his name written in blood dying hand upon his lore
head This explained corporal was obviously done IN
The sea coast echo., 1906-01-27

the past there h grown up in this country
incomplete ide aists. social reforners who, In
and theOrie have back to the
oldtime theology They apply to society whole
methods which fail ed with the Individual From one
cult has the modern literature of lex
posure They show social spots, like the three
cheerful Jot They expose countless OF
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STOPS BELCHINC.

There are twentycight cemeteries in the
County OF London.
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TrsyEl. WITHIN THE REACH OF ALI


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Besides thirty-seven ships OF war the
United Kingdom last year launched III
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A FREE BOX.

Sold at all druggists, SOC. per box.
The evening world., 1906-06-02

AZ auction during the Drrt fcw week
were % particular interest 20 rAe hoi-
day sEht-scerA
Orphan Asylum tract whlr his up ta-
nur|on To-day A-ucroracts Henry q.
Mapes & 90. had everything ready %
oncr the nrrt OF tho 30 lots AZ o.cl1.s,
on the premises. regardless o. weather.
The sale Will continue far Into tie evcn-
ing
The property is reached by SuhNaN
20 simpson street. then by W~csfcncster
avenue car. also by Thini or Second
avenue elevated 10 one Hundred N't
Forty-niuth street or to one Hundred
and Seventy-seventh street. Transferring
AZ those points TO the trolley.
The Dickinson tract, In the Mosholu
Parkway section. was a centre OF inter
est hccauso night u the past week
blg auction sale OF lots after only 10
OF the D9 Ia been sold. The remain
ing Ia lots are to be offered IN the
Real Estate Salesroom. Nos II ana IL
The evening world., 1906-06-02
Last Bargains at Brentwood.

Brentwood was overrun by hundreds
OF buyers during .he week.
The New York Suburban Land Com
any owners OF the property. Will run
another big excursion there tomorrow.
!; VIII be the last OF the season. Tor
there are only a few lots remaining at
the low opening sale price OF $40 The
company that no lots Will
be sold after that for less thai SO each.
The excursion train Tomorrow VIII
cav at | o'clock from The East Thirty
fourth Street Ferry OF the Long Island
Railroad. Manhattan side. and at the
same hour from the FIatbush avenue
station in Brooklyn.
Brentwood is a beautiful residential
town and VIII be very accessible to New
York City when the great transporta-
ton Improvements are completes. The
promoters say that lots In other placed
wh!ca are not nearly as desirable as
Hlrentwood are selling FOR $3.50 TO so.
The evening world., 1906-06-02
Money Pours Into massapequa.

Nassapc1ua was again one OF the
leading favorites with lot buyers. Work
on Improvements TO make a total well
towards S.OoO.cp1 IS being hustened
New streets In the third section are
taking shape rapidly and the colony OF
houses IS spreading.
The queens Land & Title Company.
which y developing the property, is sure
OF adding several hundred houses each
year 10 the new city by the sea. Con-
tracts nave aeen LEI Tor more thar 10
dwellings TO be built "a. once. Capital
ists VINO have been prominent in Brook
iyn n Manhattan have become in
vtstors there during the recent past.
They intend 10 lend strong influence 20
civc the place n city development FAR
move that OF The ordinary suburban
settlement II IS reported that many
buyers al Ma>snpequa nave been able
10 resell their lots NJ a large profit and
that tho new outside demand has Gre
The evening world., 1906-06-02

tate Company has 5000 lots under de-
velopment AZ Hollis Terrace. 1t is a
part OF the town OF Hollis. which Is at
the centre OF the new rapid transit web
81 Queens. The Long Island Railroad
depot Is opposite the property. All
around II are dwellings OF the highest
type. schools. churches. There are all
city impgoveiuents-water. gas. electric
lights, police. fire department, free mail
delivery. the bget OF Dads.
Lots az Hollis Terrace are selling as
low as 800. II IS twelve miles from
Manhattan City Hall. The time is less
than i aalt hour. The same distance
In time on the north line from city Hall
leads 10 lots in Manhattan and the
Bronx which are worth from 1900 TO
5000 each.
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site for franklin Trade school.

BOSTON. Juno 2-The managers Of
tho Franklin Fund hevo selected q
iot at the orner OF Berkeley and Ap-
pleton streets. Back Bay. as tho sito
FOR tie Industrial trade school Tho
land COS, $4,000. The proposed school
viii be conducted after the manne OF
Cooper Union, New York.
The evening world., 1906-06-02

r.eaaantyiue He,ghts e ~ Pleasant
vile station on the Harlem kalroad-
TIE now cloctria service on the New
York Central suburban Inc Will bring
Tie property within thirty minutes OF
lower broadway The fare 10 II cents.
There are fs-rty trains a day. Jota are
selling az low Is $50 The place has
hotels. schools. stores, markets,
churches. water. electric lights. Gre pro-
lection good roads. And Il 10 IN west
nl..f..-a mnf.hlnaa ~cllfnnte.
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IN the zone OF quick transit connection
IL is plain thar land values in THAI area
VIII be regulated by The demand of new
home-seekcrs II price movements Of
Che past cqu tell OF the future. Il; is rea-
soanb!y sure that market values OF
LAID viii rise steadily 10 discount the
coming cnhlnSei Utility.
The speculative rise should continue
until the new RAPID transit sGbwlys
are IN oryrut5n such movements
usually end temporarily IN a will
boom Then comes a reaction. a SOW
recovery. and later steady. conservative
enhancement regulated by the natura!
growth OF population demands.
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a;cd a markc, In which spectators can
make cuIck turns
Al h~rnckcrhrn Manor. L ~ TIC
Hm Is - CniarIc near Amityvllle. the
ecmc-riic movement IL growing firynf
Iuo property Is beng 4rNcl1fcl lA tae
sovereign Hcalty COMPANY - No, =
.he Iong Island Railroad s on the
prnrcrty.
The promoters give n pu5chasc con-
t~tct under which 70 tie buyer shou!a
ala before the lots shalt have bcen paid
far iu fun a warranty dcCi VIII be
lesled - his heirs without further pay
mont. The purchase OF lots thus par
character
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OF the outlying 10000 acres Will have
a population as dense and n value as
high. as much of the valuable land which
IS Included to-day IN the @,ooo-acre rap
Id transit gone.
These facts are being considered care
fully hy homcseckfrs VINO Guy subur-
ban lots. The number ~ buyers IS
growing constantly. because the masses
OF HAT dNcllers who have savings are
realizing that an investment IN out
lying land cannot be n mistake. Il
3 ems to be a question only o. how FAR
the investors good luck may extend.
Some localities Increase IN valie moro
rlp!dly than others. While all might
he expected TO Increase In proportion 20
the demands from new population. for
lucky land purchases IN localities where
the future MS yet IS only a ngnent OF
Ire im~ncinnfiEn-
The evening world., 1906-06-02
An Thing- Work for suhnrb,.

Many events OF the past week adj
ded to the strength OF the suburban
situation, Notable was the special mes
Sago OF Mayor Mcclellan 10 the Alder
men showing S3,lQ0.UO available this
year FOR new city undertakings. Il IS
recognized that rapid transit eubwayE
and other great works 10 devclou the
suburbs are tho cicy's CHIEF needs at
present. IL " obvious that n large part
Of the 100000 Is available for such
projects. all OF which are calculated 10
advance the value OF outlying land.
pecoritipi Day sales were heavy IN
all sections. Long Island promoters
made II "A field day Hundreds OF los
Were bought by small investors.
The evening world., 1906-06-02

The Main Lin Tunnel Realty Com
pany. OF No. $50 Nassau street. reported
greal success in the sale OF lots in
Springfield Park. /. |. \ .arge number
o! investors and homescekers visit the
park every day. IT Is on the new sub
way line IN Queens. and they say il
has tho best argument as to transit
facilities direct 10 City Hall and Greeley
Square. Real estate experts deem IL
q good place to purchase lots.
Arrangements have been made to
erect q number OF hne residences. The
Park has a full line VI improvements.
Including pavements. street lights.
grading. II Vs. surrounded by a net
work OF railways and trolleys leading
20 Manhattan. Brooklyn arb the OCEAN
front Special sales are held on SAT-
Grdays and sundays
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Fifty Houses for Hollis Terrace.

At Hollis Terrace. l. J.. buying is at
thc largest volume. OF the movement.
Plans arc being drawn for hftv ot.rl
Anne cottages, wl,74 vii! be puIlt at
once. During the week contracts We're
let for t~wcnty-four miles OF additional
cement sidewalks alsG eight miles or
streets. The total cost Will be $50. To-.
The New York & Pittsburgh Real Es-
The evening world., 1906-06-02
ST Joseph Asylum Sale To-Day.

on tho north line OF rapid transit ex-
rlnsion from Manhattan Decoration
plv sent great crowds to the outlying
bronx and W~estchester L3rge tracts
which have been sold In small parcels
The evening world., 1906-06-02
a3.a0o,ooo People in 1880.

At tho present rate o. i~nc-ease this
population in ;hc entire rapid transit
zone will nave incrc1Sed IN 1910 to s,0ol-
.nla. In 1920 IL will be 100000. IN 1850
70 Will he l4fo0.cop. IN 1880 i Will DO
inc greater New York alone in 1880 there
will Dc more than 100000.
These figures in themselves are foun-
iat.on for constantly Increasing land
values, iVlth n population OF G3.10.tOO
distributed over 2ol.tcQ acres. the aver
are would be III IL persona TO an acre.
IN the present rapid transit zone OF
81 GO acres. there are 10000 persons.
or ar average OF 200 TO an acre,
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values Grow with Population.

That l.nl prizes IN ali SUBURBS have
started tho d.Scount.ng movement needs
NJ proof This IS evident cverywaese.
That the movement ought TO 70 much
further ~ initiated by the fact that
the rupsi transit projects which are be-
.nx discounted Will not ave nl been
rellized until 1870. That the steady
Increase In population ought to do IS
share then Ia supporting the movement
is argued rom the population growth
during the pas. few years 50 far as
can g.. seen. too Greater city popula-
ton VIII cintinue TO Increase as fast as
Ii has boon %lncreasiug during the past
decade.
By the FEDERAL ems ., 1900 the pop
.ulation OK Greater New York WAS Si3T.-
I've. The board OF Health In 40 cen
rs made the population i,3i2.oN The
same stint sites makethe population TO-
day 4.4oj.00.
As tho rev rapid transit zone takes
m part az Kew Jersey. l,f,0.op NOR
persons there are drawn Into Gusc';
transit radius of Manhattan II makes
d total m GO2T go persons wltn live on
the a0n.OoN acres 20 be covered by tho
rcu "a n'd transit projects.
The evening world., 1906-06-02

II s. plain ttrf thc fv ou'isinr dir-
tricts in the rnuid-tra1 70 zone VII Do
the futura lo-rlltice frr family fw' j.
Inru. III r. in such 81 r.r.- whore haw'
srekers are NOW hrvirv TOYS hy .ha
thousands. Under tho growing domain
land prices are rising rapidly. l1c en-
tire movement Is dlsc1uu ing an i'm
msnse population expansion,
With $4,000 outlying acres drawn with
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-03-14
Typography Outfits Reduced
LOveman, Joseph & Loeb

Mohave. Sigmud, 121; Miss Dodger. Fly
ing Trapeze. 100; Trossachs, 49, Fargo.
III; Intrigue. lis; Pride of Woodstock.
le; Buttercup, los; Mazzni, 107; Ship
wreck, 1o5; Oberon, 104; Dreamland Lit
tie Rose, 102
Third race, mile and a half, selling
Louis Kraft, Merry Pioneer, 1902; Sonoma
Belle, 100; Paul, 90; Burke Cochran, Mons,
9S Cashier, 81: Lady Free. knight, 95;
Nine 81
Fourth race, four furlongs, handicap, >
year-ods-sBemay, lis; Frank Lord. 1l5,
'Bert Mont, 10; %Mint Beria, log; Helen
Lucas, Friction, Colloquy, Baleshed, 1oo;
Beatrice H., 30.
aSnyder entry.
Fifth race, five furlongs purse-Rapid
Water, 124; Columbia Girl, 119; Cousin
Kate, 104.
Sixth race. mile, selling-King's Gem,
l15; Rolla, 10; ID. W. Flynn. log: Beech
wood, j. C. Glen, los; Ternus, Lena j..
10S Bess CLANCY. Merry Belle. Daniel c..
1oi: Bitter Brown, 100: Toinette Pirates
Dance &c.