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New-York tribune., 1906-04-22

try and are not TO he built primarily for trade pur
poses but their effect upon the opening up of
Arabia TO the invasion of commercial interests
cannot be prevented
The difficulties of the Turkish government with
Arabian insurgents have resulted in official plans
for railroad from Hodeidah. the Red Sea.
to Sannaa, two hundred miles eastward where the
seventy-five thousand TurkishF troops have their
headquarters. A French engineer corps, under an
armed escort of a hundred men, IS now making
the surveys. While the line is regarded a mill
tary necessity. it viii be a paying investment
commercially. Sannaa is the largest city in South
thousand. and is the centre OF that rich country
known the Yemen Arabia Felix. Here the
famous Mocha coffee is grown. and large quantities
OF sheep and goa skins and various gums are ex-
ported annually.
The greater part of the cotton goods used in this
region comes from the United States. and. with
the coming OF the railroad Offering proper faci-
ties for transportation, the imports certain TO
increase materially in volume Sannaa lies FIVE
thousand feet above the level of the and has O.
fine climate and an abundant rainfall. No Euro
railroad foreign traders will enter, and large
commerce undoubtedly will develop.
The English government also recognizes the
trade possibilities of the Yemen and has sane
toned the building of a railroad from Alden out to
the British military post Of Dthala This will tap
the caravan road to Sannaa at the foothills and
divert more trade to Alden. Already two wealthy
native firms in competition for the privilege
OF building the line
New-York tribune., 1906-04-22

Rochelle. The company will develop q '"e'
tract In King street Port Chester. r.,,
The Harlem River and Port Chester FatlSssy F9.sssy
Company certified 10 the County GERS w. NJ
that April IA. at the Grand Central StaCoh, - a.
York City. the annual meeting was heia So ~ ~
following directors were elected; J. ~ rroft
Morgan. William Rockefeller, Robert W. .srr
George Mccullough. Charles F. BROOKS ssIsn a
ID. Osborne, Frank w Cheney. Z. , 1raysr
George j. Brush. William skinner, =.
Werner, Edwin Milner and d. Newton 5..A ..~srv
The Southern Westchester Realty SSlas ~S soas-
filed Incorporation papers last week ~ ,sork
ees viii be in TuCkahoe. and the caPI-ar1 rssn- S
is $4,000. The directors are CharisS s,,r
berry. jr, Samuel NJ Stevenson T, y n1Ts nHsT AI
Herbert D. Lent and Wilbur ;. UnderHiA-
reside in TuckahOe. -,..-nsnt
The Southern Contracting ana peVs.yIs ~
Company has certified % q change OF Pc E. and
business from YOnkers to New YORK SSIe'ss,srd
10 amendment to its charter SO thaI " IuI Ijstsad
of directors may consist of five members
of three. =, PAL
The New York Publishing Company =. -haf
ham. certified 20 the County Clerk tElat "a "a IN
Of it's capital stock of $4,000 has oeen pas - YES
A certificate OF change OF the nua%iIet % Alsd
trymen of Christ Church. Rye. mas 80, e,anuer
The number is changed to nine ana tss-sfs tns 10
Of election is also changed. The cSIe e1Ssrsncs
signed by the Rev. Thomas Worral' w.
Sackett and Thomas 7, Sherman
New-York tribune., 1906-04-22
TO BUY BOLIVIAN MINES.
United States Capital to Help De
Uelop Mineral Uealth.

Capital from the United States and other foreign
countries Is now making its way to Bolivia South
America, for investment in the mining industry of
that republic. A syndicate has been formed in
Argentina to purchase thirty mines of Iod. silver
tin and coal and numerous prespector1 are going
10 Bolivia from South Africa TO locate claims and
work them. In the mines belonging TO the FL Paco
company, of Bolivia. block of absolutely pure tin
has been found weighing 250,0o0 pounds, and this
has created rush for the country which has never
before been equalled.
Numerous American. English and German COM
missions are disputng about the purchase OF mines
in the departments of La Paz. Cochabamba and
other districts A scheme to build railroad be-
tween Lake Titicaca and Tipuani has been broached
as result of the interest which has been aroused
in the mining industry
The mines OF Bolivia, though belief in their
richness has long been prevalent in the financial
world. have Yet been scarcely scratched their
surface. The country is one in which many diff
culties exist for the proper working OF the mines
Bolivia stands third in size among the nations of
South America. Indeed. there are few countries In
world which surpass il the extent of it's area
1t is one-quarter the size OF the United States and
six times as large as England and Ireland COM
bined. one-half as large as Germany or France and
could absorb in its territory all of New England
with all the Southern states thrown in exeept
Texas Its is 729 600 square miles but it's popu
laton. according to the census OF 1900 amounted to
only 100000 less than Is per cent OF which "a
white
Its largest city, La Paz contains only 4,,sI peo-
pie. and there but five other towns which pass
the 10000 mark Most OF the population lives either
in scattered uncivzed tribes In the tropical forest
region or in small. mud-but agricultural or mining
villages in the plateau region OF the country
The eastern lowland section OF Bolivia contains
many forest products which are in demand in for
eign markets. Transportation difficulties. however.
prevent them from being taken out In any eonsid-
erable quantities. and the main reliance or the
country for export materials is in the mineral re-
Slon OF the plateau. The total exports for isoa
New-York tribune., 1906-04-22
BROWN TO HEAD CENTRAL
Vice-President WM Succeed NezU-
man-Depez0 Nag Retire.

New York Central yesterday that William Carlos
Brown. first vice-president of that road as well
as of the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern.
would soon assume active control OF tho two rail-
roads and probably eventually succeed William H
Newman as president of each. Mr. Newman, It Is
announced, win have a two months vacation be-
ginning June l. At that time Mr.. Brown will move
his main offices from Chicago to New York and
assume charge Mr.. Brown has offices In the
Grand Central Station now, but he is seldom in
this city
The management of the entire Vanderbilt sys-
TEN, comprising more than twenty thousand miles
will he affected by the changes. It is said unohi-
ciaIy that ChaUncey NJ Depew will retire as
chairman of the board Of directors of the Central
within very few months His place ii is under
stood. viii be taken by Mr. Newman on the lat
ter's resignation as president of the road
New-York tribune., 1906-04-22
GOLD STANDARD IN MEXICO
Country More Prosperous Than Ever 6ei'''
In It's History.

Since Mexico adopted the gold stanaafu - ,sr
financial policy she has been as prospS'o- sss,clng
most sanguine friends could desire, She s. sysr
out vast quantities of silver and Ior eVe.. "a 10
dollar going out she is getting 80 cents Z, - cir
return. She has received s27Ooo,ooO IN so'e n.
culation sTOo0Ooo OF this having come - -. ths
Philadelphia Mint in the United States W.T.
last few weeks. and the mint IS stll sNFniDS
million week for her use, ol5 a.
The mint OF Mexico is also turning ou' y new
the rate of about 100000 daily, IN adoilSa
silver money OF various denominations 1steS,es are
gradually getting into circulation me and the
accommodating stores of the pew money, eNexicc
gold standard is an established fact ~ s.anees
Naturally the stabiiizing OF the couhtiS ,ifv ard
has added greatly 10 the material pfesFe-a,Sis
enterprise Is the watchword all over the - rail-
Business was never surer footihs trs tone
roads building In various sections anu ,s.eadsds
of sentiment Throughout the countrS 70
optimistic
New-York tribune., 1906-04-22
RIGGS VIOLIN ATTACHED.
Musical Director Sues for $1,65O-Musician
Gets Instrument Back bv Deposit

Deputy Sheriff,John J. Murray went n the F4ot.,
Narlton' Broadway and 54th street yesterday and
attached violin, said be valued al s2o 90 The
property Of Rigo, the vionist who eloped win tbe
Princess Chimay.
tago Is named iu he complaint as Rigo Jancis.
On February q. a~cording 10 the Complaint ne
made contract wiki Michael Polak a musical
director OF this ciry, that Pollak should furnish
him with nine musicians 10 form the orchestra o.
Mhlcil ftgo was the leader RieO contracted 10 nav
Follak SO week. After two or three weeks
however, BE Informed the musical director mai
L-s men We're not up 90 the mark Riro Sent for
XlSh from fis native country and went on a tour
" heh ne returned 70 t1is city Ioilak demanded
sl'o5' ana sued RIGGS manager deposited rhe re.
ouired money, and the violin was released
New-York tribune., 1906-04-22
"PsI U" TO MEET AT TRINITY

The seventy-third annual convention II the Psi
Epsilon Fraternity viii be held with the Beta Beta
Chapter II Trinity College Hartford Conn. on
May 2. and 4 The headquarters VIII be at the
Chapter House No s. Vernon street. The bust
ness sessions viii be held In Jewell Hall OF the
Young Mems Christian Association building in
Ford street The banquet, which VIII be on The
evening of May 4. VIII be ar the Allyn House This
convention IS the second be held at Hartford
sno. in view % the proximity Of chapters al Yale
Wesleyan, Brown, Dartmouth, Amherst. Columbia
End New York University u ~ expected that there
VIII be a larger attendance than usual The Trim
tfy Chapter IS lineal successor Of ths former
founded IN 1886.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-22
cHINAMkN RIVAL OF ZULU ORATOR

20 ka Isaka Seme, the Zulu who recently won
The highest oratortcal honors at Columbia I-niver-
slty' has riNal In 'hinaman. NJ Y " Koo
He has succeeded in obtaining a position ON the
freshman debating team, and YESTERDAY was q con
testsrt for orat3Tical honors IN a preliminary de
Sste @ 70 oeclde who shall represent Columbia In the
New-York tribune., 1906-04-22
NEW wssrcHssTER CORPORATIONS,

The Byram Realty Company, OF Port Chester.
has been Incorporated with 100000 capital. and
will begin business with the full amount The
directors Nicholas +. Palmer. Charles z.
Lounsbury. George A Slater and Walter Comfy
of Port Chester, and Charles II. Young OF New
New-York tribune., 1906-04-22
CHILD FALLS FROM aL" cAR-unrNJuRE1

Theodore Sachn.n two ana one-half years old.
has the distinction Of tumblug out Of a Third ave
elevated train and landing on tie stretched
canvas OF brewery wagon passing beneath, with
out being injured 10 any appreciable extent. Mrs
Rose sachnin % No 81 East 1928 street is the
mother % the child. She WAS deeply engrossed in
q newspaper yesterday morning while on q Third
avenue elevated train at Third avenue and 18th
street, and little Theodore scrambled out Of a win
dOw and turnbled 70 the canvas below
New-York tribune., 1906-04-22
RAILROADS FOR ARABIA.
Commercial ActiUity Enpected to
FoLlOzc the Iron Horse.

ARABIA is soon 70 become a field for railroad
operations which will bring her more into promi-
nence as trading centre than she has hitherto
been' TWO new railroads now proposed, and
steps have been taken toward their construction:
New-York tribune., 1906-04-22
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.
EFron Tie Tribune Bureau ]

Washington, April a.
ORDERS ISSUED.-The following army and navy
orders have been issued
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-12
Neue Saeorporatiomen.

Die foIaenoeu r,suer @eieli9aFten
Iisbsu F9 bsim Staatsietretdr infor,
ppriren:
Die ,WaIonia Stale Banf". Bal.
lonia; capital $25. 900; SObn 6. DUN.
fudsr, prdFbsnt, unb 8. D. Nlorebes.
2aiRrsr.
Der .9uasrne pleaiure Club, gu.
3erne, @aB Co.; Sireetoren: goparo
Waronep. 2userne; Sobn Nurpbp.
Sobn S9iGing, q. u. S9dfer unb
CHARLES u. Smith, 9%ogansport.
Die .2afapette &etail Ner9ants'
AKOeiation. 9afapstte ; TIM SntereHs
Der Stabt unt Der Witslisbsr Der Mfo.
eiation.
Die .SournaI Sob printine Co.,
gbansbile; @apitel SIS. 900; Sirees
loren: 5reo 6erbsrt, Miuiam 8. Ben.
nisbOf, Games R. Duncan. peter s..
0erbert, gouarb 8. Wann, Charles
O. @ouert. %. Sames Crisp, Sobn
u, 6omslep unb 0erbert 8. 2abr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-12
e
@bieaso, IL. Stunt.

sar "a etuuOsH .HO.nb . upr MOrs,ns. 10 SUM
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-12

QoeaLB etterberi9t.
S&5n beuts Mbeno unb am Tittpc1.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-12
C.

&t6arb Srifb, Al Sabre aft,
1920 @ulborno Strabe, felte lib
esfiern aus freien Stiiden Der Poli3si,
NEIL sr beiduloigt porben 1T, einsn
biifsen Suno i'm Ssfbt 3u baben.
Wiltam Compton, 90 Sohre oft,
@O. 1855 Siatt. Strabe uObnbuf. fling
esffern In betrunfenem 3ufanbe Sdns
bel nit Isinsr Srnu an, nobel sr bic.
ielbe nit einem $afhsnmeHer bebrobi
babsn fol. Sic b~sbrdnete Grau 'tiei
bic BOli3ei gu 5Hlfe. suOrauf Der @h=
ibsrit be rbaFtst wuroe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-12
Grfannt.

Die 2siae. uel9s am Sonnta9 on
Der gde bon ptne. unb 81 O6io-
Strobe gefunben murbe. it nun als
oisi.nige bon 6rdulein Winnie 8astsp.
go. 423 Sapiion.S traBs ibentiHeirt
poroen. 6rdulein &astep mar in Der
R%efauration bon Wbtte an Der Shb
Wsribian.S trabe ansefelt. 81. ion
0eruanote In Sepmour, Snb., baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-12

9 auerl q u b n / s d n e.
Wiainm &. 2itel, &sparaturen. 1854
Wef 81. Str. - 5. i. Sraeep, Nn.
bau, 1918 Mc@ormif Str.-N. 8.
Watt, Wobnbaus, 35. Str., na6e
Nortbpefiern Mbe., $1135. - 6. 9.
9iaingsr, Nnbau, 3071 COOPER Str.
$350.-Nmsriean Spminp COMPANY,
4nbau. 6ennsman. nabe WinnefOta
Str, 1875.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-12
Thermometerfann
@tsss- Mltar 0rab.
CD G B n.
SectipnssDtreeto

.JefIIe uHO NOOtS puOBtit, lll6
2entudp Nps., Wdb6sn. - Spatt uno
5rau SObnfOu. 1435 SOpt aDe-.
Rnnbe. - Soispb unb Nsttis @aits,
1923 0arlan Npe., Wdbten.- albert
uno Nelie Surface, 1884 &iOer Mbe.,
Wdo9sn. - Naan uno Marp Dean,
213 Splsbo Str, Rnabs.-NntOn uno
NsOois SObOuib, $50 Sho @apiiOl
Npe.. 2nabs.-S. uno Waris @ioseio.
1913 Noro Noble Str, Mdo6sn. -
ulpHss @. uno @atbarine Sate. 835
Winsrua Str, Wdo9sn.-Sarrp uno
gearl goles. 40 Norc SempIe Nbenue.
Wdo9sn. = @barIes uno emma DC
8ibbon, 18 Sao Grace Sir. Wdo-
6en.-Sames uno Mlice &unpan. "a
Norb 2aSaue Str, Mdo9en.-Wia
unb Self. Srusr, SAB @Ofsp Str.
Wdoden .-@arl uno Sean Wbits, 423
1orb Slinois Str. Wdo6en. - So.
ispb uno gli3abetb Sharpe. 1912 Nsu'
man Str, Hnabe unb Sennie
etipsrs. 2549 Sbslbp Str, 2nabs.
Getraut.
Sames q. Wc Daniel-gtbeI W. Oar.
fins.
Sobn u. Wertel-@ecilia @. Bartlett.
Mablon 8. &oa9 - Reuie 6. Gbnsp.
6reo 8. 6arrol-Ssnnie 6. Wilfon.
Charlie q. Singer-Nenie 6. Warren.
Seize u. Sanpod-8sla U. Srimble.
Daniel 8. NnoerIon-Narp 6. Sing.
Srnnt 6. Sbomas-Welie 2eeion.
@iliam 3. 2sniban-gbna W. Sbsp.
arb.
Rnrtin 8. Sennis-Ri 6igeins.
@iliam 8. We@innis - 9eona 8.
Sing.
@barlss W. Nbams - Mapme geni3
gQer.
gilbert %. @opsnbaber - 2aura o.
Smith.
pbilip .. Sspfriso-Roia WernFng.
Sohn u. p%optsnbagsn - gona W.
6arris.
Sra Quafenbufb-@eoreia abbott.
Rarl W. Spen-Warp W. Stud.
@6arles 9. gampbel-Nina Bomb.
@iqiam g. SsBruIer - Sattie Roib.
Nuautus 80. Sbea-Bertba 2outt.
Sames 3. Quia-Nnna 6. W9aIen.
Wariin Blattnid-Ni3a @eief.
8eforben.
gmelp @onuap, IS. Clio Oh IL.
Str.-2orsn3o @. Nbram, 60, 24l1
Def Waibington Str. - Wiaiam u.
Creme, SO. 1910 Snarams Str. -Sames
@rigsbp. 81, los Sio Summit Ctr.
= Smuggling 2anbrigan, l d.. 80
@babwid Str. - Ngnss 6. Cotton,
1 W., 232 Blafe Str.-9abio gropn,
rs. 2430 griebtnooo 4Oe.-@iIiam
Or. SOues, 40, South Ape.-Sbso.
bore 5. Solanb. SO. 17l5 @orb New
Serfep Ctr. - Gid plafe, go, 726
Srober Str.-Samuel Olmfenb. 90,
246 Sort Wapne Abe. -2ouiIe q. WiI.
belm, "a, 1877 college Npe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-12

Gbtcd9p {, II. SHHI'
SIR Snbiana: S90n unb anbaltenS
fiibl beute Nadt unb Rittpo4, nit Gus'
nabme prcbenb i'm iibIiden TbeiIe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-12

gs wurben 9efern msbrsrs
gsrbaftungen bon 0auFrer1 borgs.
nommsn, tpel9e ibre @aaren obne 2i-
cen3 gum Derfauf anboten. 0ieIe MUIR
ben singsfsdt. neil He In berbd4tiasr
Deife mad poIi3eifunoen auf ben
Gtraben berumtummelten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-12
SstSrse fur SHemtli&e Mr6siten.

angebOte tpurben entgegensenummen:
STR gadheinpf1aiferung oes 5abrs
tueges In Der erffsn N1sp 6ffli9 Der
@apitol Ape., bon Der 80. Strabe BIG
sur alep n6roIi9 Der 80. Strabs -
@eorae D. Wic@rap, s1.73; american
Contribution Co., $l.64; SnoianapOIis
Contribution &c.. $l.67; e. Sarrp
Roberts. $1.87; Gina Contraction
COMPANY. 81. go.
CTR @emsnt.S eitenp.ge unb &anb'
feline In Der Nortb Str, bon Noble=
Bis pine Str. - Warion @albpel,
s1.57; 5. M. 9afsp. 81 45 geidi9s
teter Ranbfsin. $I.35 @ements &anb.
fein; Sbelbp & Dunn. $l.43; Nmeris
can Contribution &c., $1.60; Snoias
rapolis Contraction Co., $1.48 ee-
Ididteter Ranbfsin, $l.34 Cement.
&anbftsin; u. 6. Rsislsr. s1.22; 6enrp
Waae. $l.50 geididtster &anbfein,
81. SO @ementsR anbfein; s. 8. SOB,
s1.27; Wiliam 8. Wan. $l.51; s.
5arrpRoberts. s1.52 ssfdidtstsrRano.
fein. 81. 81 Cement. &anbfsin.
SIR @ement.S eitentpe9e uno @anb.
feline In Der Sipton StraBe. bon Der
SinFoe Nbe. bis ;u Der pite StraBe:
Warion @alopsl, $1.47; G6elbp &
Dunn, 1924; 8. M. 9adsp. sl.22
@ement. Ranbfsine. $1.32 eeidi6tete
&anoftsins; s. .. 3Ob, 1.23; 5.
Sarrp 8obsrts, si.31 berbunoene
&anofsine, $l.46 gei9i9tete Rano'
feine.
Jtr @ement.S eitsntpege unb Gaiens
anIasen In Der ct. Soc Strabe nuf Der
Der Shoi.ite, boz, Der p~ennInlbania
Strabe bis su Der Seioto StraBe:
Sbelbp & Dunn. 60 Gents; Warion
@albpel, ). 6arrp &Oberts, 68 @ts.
@nbsiltiee gsidlhRs wurben gefnBt:
Str @ement.S sitsnuege In Der Ga
@ranos Npe., bon Der Sbslbp biz 3u
Der Wabel @trase.
Ctr gemsnt=S sitsnweee In Der 26.
strabs auf Der Norbieite. bon grig5ts
spopo gps. biz au Der Sopa Str.
SIR 5ol3blodpfaferuns in Der II.
Strabe, bon Der Central Biz 3u Der
@olese Npe. ,
SIR @ement.S eitenpeee unb Ranb-
ietne in Der 81 Str. bon Der Sqinois
big au Der Werioian Str.
STR 8adfeinpfaferung In Der srs
Hen Musp iioIi9 Der ct. Soisph Str,
bon Der 9slatpare bis 81 Der alabama
Stripe.
6hr Cement eitenueae in Der .Ma=
bel Strabe. bon Der 60 @ranbe Ipe.
bis gu $780, 40 CUB n6rbli6.
petitiDnen tpurben eingersi9t:
SIR Gemsnt.S siientpeee in Der Nor.
pOoo Strabe, 3uiIten Sainois StraBe
unb Capitol abe.
Str @ement.S eitenfuege tn Der Wi.
9iean Str, bon Der 8irtelbnbn Bis
3u Der 2aSals Strnbe.
Gdr @raoirung unb 9issbefreuuns
Der srfsn Nasp bfili9 Der Surman
Str. o Der Usrmont biz su Der
Wi6i9an StraBs.
SIR @r6fnung Der gafsrn Nbs..
bon Der Widisan biz gu Der Nortb
Strobe.
&eioIutionen tpurbsn a%n9enommei1:
5tr @emeni $ Seitenmeqe in Der
sbeloon GtraBe, bon her Is. big su
Der 10. strabs.
STR Cement. Seitentpeee unb &anb-
feline In Der 80. Strabe, bon benz 4as
mol Bis gum Wbite &iuer.
Sir @ementsS eitentpege In Der ct.
Clair StraBe. o Der WaRa6ufetts
Gps. big CUR 8. 6. & %. gifenbabn.
STR @r6Hnuns Der Barrier Npe..
BON Der 10. big Su Der Nortb Strabe.
Giir Greileguna Der ansp rRorb
Anep" 6fli9 Der Oailanb Nbe., big 3u
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-12
Oentt1er Stub nno Muit=
Serein.

6eute Dienffa9 Abenb s 1br finbet
I'm Seutf8en Saus bts Sahres Der.
uno BeamtsnpabI bes Dent.
I9sn Rlub unb Wuff.g srsins fatt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-12

S%erIonat - Gin qutes Wdbhen fir aIIgem eine
~ Sausarbeit. quite Seinlatb. 5sodsufroseu
slS hamilton aosnut.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-12

al p~erfaufeu Giueu feineu Souplas norbofIt9
u ON stnrln Ape.. suiiden SisbIano Aoe. uub
Oriental Str. absuesfanaI, ffdbtif9ss gBofer unb
Gas in Der strob.. SUITE StraBe unb 7rottoir.
Ran uebme On Ninigan Strabenbabn. Sir Giu3eIn.
bsitsu ueuOe man f1 on 6. Q. gsAerer. 1ass sturm
ape. ober tn Charles Raper & COMPANY.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-12

S<erIanst - Gin sutes Rdb9sm.
~ @ermanta Bari.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-12

c|erIorat-Wdbheu fir olgemetne 6ou8arbeit'
~ aletne NamiIie. Rein mai9tu. Rat3ufra'
aeu 1901 Slorb Capitol Moe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-12

S&erIanat = Gin Ddo9en flr gepobnlits Saus'
~ art.it fIeine Samilis gutter 2ubu. Rad3u.
raasn ISIS s2pro 9eIapare Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-12

O%erIangt-Tdbteu fur Pausarbeit. Hat3nirn'
~ gen Ro 1888 Shb Snincis StraBe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-12

NerIanet-Gin Rdb9,u fur eeuobnIi1e Saus=
~ albeit. nelne Camille, gutter sobu. 5ea13u'
fraaeu ISIS Qoro Selamars 6trase.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1906-07-26
Cost OF the Canal.

Not including $40, 100000 paid to
3he old French Canal Company and
sS10,O00,0 600 paid to Panama tor the
canal zone ten miles wide, the cost
of the canal equipped with locks
that have a!lift Of IS feet has been
put all along by the engineers at
$l40,0OO, 600.
There has already been expended
on the work s27, GOO, 600, and the ap.
preparation for the next fiscal year
is 500, 1000, 600. This means that the
canal proper will have cos: on July
i, 1907, the sum o: $50 1000, 900,
leaving but SS7 5000 0 OF the est.
mate to be expended.
Secretary Taft now says he will
want $4,000 900, possibly 15,060,-
900, for each OF the next six years,
and the country will be fortunate
indeed if it gets In the six years a
feasible canal at that price. No one
will object to the construction of an
operative ship oaoal at a cost OIL
$40, 900 900 But no one expects
to get N at that price.-Goldsboro
Argus.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1906-07-26
A TRAGIC FINISH.

"A watchman's neglect permitted
"a leak in the great North Sea dyke,
which a child's finger could have
stopped. to become a ruinous break,
devastating an entire province of
Holland. In like name Kenneth
tMclver. Of Vauceboro, Me-, permit
tied q little cold to go unnoticed an-
It'll a tragic finish was only averted
sby Dr.. Kings New Discovery. sHo
writes !: "Three doctors>gave me up
TO die of lung inflammation. caused
by a neglected cold ; but Dr.. Kings
New Discovery saved my life"
Guaranteed best cough and cold
cure, at w. A. Hayes Drugstore.
500 aud ST. 90. Trial bottle tree.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1906-07-26
SAVED HIS COMRADES LIFE.

SAVED HIS COMRADES LIFE.
"While returning from the Grand
Army>Eooampment at Washington
Civ, q comrade from Elgin, ILL.,, was
takun>with cholera morbus aud was
10 q ,cfit,oa, cobdition," Gays Nj. J..
E. tH6ughland. dt Eldon, Iowa. 81
give btu Chamberlsin's Collie, Chol-
era and Diarrhoea Remedy and be-
,ieve saved his life. | have been en-
gagged for ten years in immigration
WORK and conducted macy parties
to the South aud West. I always
carry this remedy and have used ],
successfully on. many occasions"
Sold by W. A. Hayes, Druggist.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1906-07-26
Durham Sun.l

Il seems that . spirit Of lawless.
ness has broken ont in North Caro-
lima Tbs horrible murder at Bar
Der Jnnction, Rowan county, is one
ghastly incident. The dastardly
deed Of shooting at p. D. O'Brien
in the public roads of Durham is an.
other. All Of these deeds, were done
by negroes. Summary punishment
should be visited upon these black
iends who resort to the axe and the
shot gnn. The laws must be rigidly
enforced IA such Instances 40 tina,
law and order may prevail.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1906-07-26

A hundred years ago the best
physician would give you a medicine
tor your heart without stopping to
consider what effect it might have
on the liver. Even to this good
day cough and cold medicines ivari-
ably bind the bowels. This is
wrong. Bees Laxative Cough
Syrup with Honey aud Tar acts on
the bowels drives out the cold
clears the head, relieves all coughs,
cleanses and strengthens the mucous
membranes of the throat, chest,
lungs and bronchial tubes. Sold by
Reynolds Il Walker.