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The Jersey City news., 1906-06-11


men who have sworn a mighty VOW to
wear soup-plates. tomato cans, bureau
-scarfs, table doilies- anything on their
heads but sailor hats Just for the sake
of variety.
use-sssv +~-e- -s-.
Wooden frames in natural finish are
the choice for all pictures except water
colors and oil paintings. Another revi-
val is what is called the double sweep
frame, meaning theF thick frame with
grooved margin eurving ,inwards while its
outlines are thrown forward This class
of gold frame looks well upon the heay-
ier adrker kindrof waterscolor work, and
it is an opportunity to- bring baek.into
use some of the older wooden frameS
which have been discarded.
Black walnut is perfect with scme of
the brown scarbons, and carved black
walnut frame of the size but a little
while ago considered impossible can be
used with great attractiveness on the
large-sized architectural .carbons which
are mounted on cloth. These have a
high finish and are in rich brown, which
harmonic best with, walnut, and they
are strong enough in design to stand
great heaviness in framing.
For instance, carbon of the Colise-
um. in measure approximately 24x3O
inches, can be had at reasonable price
which will fit many an old frame turned
halfway. When the size is not right a
yeneered mat can be used or the frame
can easily be cut down al title one way
Rosewood is prettily put on colored
prints and mahogany looks well on black
and white. especially where it brings
them into harmony with the woodwork.
There is a simple method of ascertain
ing the age of eggs, based upon the fact
that the airy space at the broad end OF
the egg increases with its age. Now,
when the egg is placed in tumbler OF
water in which any amount of common
salt is dissolved, it will with increasing
age age tend ever more to assume po-
sition with its longitudinal axis in per-
pendicular direction. A fresh-laid egg
will lay horizontally on the bottom of the
vessel. An egg from three to five days
old will rise with its broad end, so that
its longitudinal axis forms with its hori-
zontal axis an angle of tweAty degrees.
AT the age of eight days the angle in
creases to 45 degrees, at the age of two
weeks to go degrees, and at the age of
three weeks to about IS degrees. When
the egg is more thanla month old it will
float perpendicularly on its small end
J.
table is what is called Teuraine choco-
lIates. Take whole-wheat bread, butter
the loaf, cut off the slices, then cut into
strips AN inch wide Cover each piece
with melted sweet chocolate; sprinkle
thinly with. any finely chopped nuts,
either almonds, walnut sor pistachios.
Stand aside for an hour TO harden. An
other novelty for evening refreshments
is fruit rounds, With biscuit cutter
make rounds outsof slices ofewhole wheat
bread Then chop a quarter ofaa pound
OF. .candied pineapple and a sadaftera Of a
pound of candied cherries together. Boil
four tables aoonfuIs Of sugar and three
of water dbr one moment; then, when
cool, add tile juice of half an orange,
mix with aths fruit, butter the bread and
and spread With the mixture Ornament
with citron or langeliea and candied cher
ries. Serve on| i cut glass plate.
The Jersey City news., 1906-06-11

The Committee ON Printing and Sta.
fionery presented the following
:. Resolved, That $41.76 be paid to Union
Printing Co. for various supplies. Clerks
Office, May 1905 claim No.a4 ii
Charge Printing, and Stationery.
The Jersey City news., 1906-06-11

and health and beauty are three vrFyFiH'
portant qualities in a woman.
Think this over. girls, and try and
make up your minds to take your dane
ing in moderation.
Health comes first of all; nothing
should be placed before that,
So.
Nine-tenths, of the hats you see this
spring are sailors. te s Y
The other tenth are sailors of another
style. aA y sGits1as a A
In fact. the sailor hat seems to be
heading straight for its own destruction,
by way of an overdose of popularity. !
At the fashionable millner's there are
sailors at $40 per. On the 99-cent coun-
ter in the department stores the sailor
reigns supreme.
Every woman you meet wears a sailor
IN one shape or another 1t may be nat
and jammed down over her brows, kick
ing up its heels festiyely behind Or it
may be small and saucy, and wink its
other eye at you as it sails past. floating
high on the crested waves of marcelled
head. Or it may batten down .drunkenly
down over one ear, ogling crafty out of
e s.s ea4 4sa q
its peacock eyes.
For nearly all the Enthusiastically
wave a any-orbed peacock's tail as they
go. This faunts out behind at angles
that to say the least are funny.
b Those that don't have peacock feath-
ers have striped ribbon. Count 'em.
You'll see EN- on the street by the mil
lions. The rest-oh, well the rest have
to be content with buckles and bows and
sundry, little makeshifts, says the Phila-
delphia Bulletin"
= No age stoo mature, no fairness too
fat and forty, to forego the sailor hat. it
seems. Behold it reposing jauntily over
face. of the. fresh young girl. and with
equal assurance careening madly over the
left eyebrow of the heavy woman with
a countenance like a full, red moon,
where its dimiputive unftness doth cause
the polite to turn away and smile, al
belit the less careful giggle openly.
g No doubt the sailor is the thing this
spring, for all ages, shades, styles and
circumstances. But there are few wo-
men who have sworn mighty vow to
wear soup-plates. tomato cans, bureau
-searfs table anything on their
heads but sailor hats, just for the sake
of variety.
The Jersey City news., 1906-06-11

The foregoing were each separately
adopted by the following vote on cal
of the ayes and nays: ST
Ayes Commissioner Berry, Knox
Nolan. Rooney and President sHauck
Nays-None. 60 ~ e-s9
The Jersey City news., 1906-06-11

It was adopted by the following vote
on call Of the ayes and nays:
Ayes-C Commissions Nolan, Rooney
and President Hanck. -
Nays Commissioners Berry and
Knox. p IA s
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Resolved. That the contract for the
FURNISHING AND DELIVERING
on TITATRER

OF LUMBER,
from date Of contract to May l, 1907, at
the Pipe Yard, on Bay street. Wayne
Street Stables. High Service Pumping
Station. on Summit avenue and at Belle
vile, in accordance with specifications on
file in the office Of the Clerk of said
Board, be and is hereby awarded to JAS.
F. Stewart Co. at the price named in it's
bid, namely, 89% of the following stand
= ESTIMATE OF QUANTITIES.
The Jersey City news., 1906-06-11

The Committee on Public Buildings,
Docks and Parks reported on claims Of
John Hart, $50; Frank McDermott,
$1O0; Collins, Lavery & Co., S3.55; pay
roll laborers on parks, $3.50, as correct:
The reports were accepted.
The Jersey City news., 1906-06-11

y The foregoing were each separately
adopted by the following vote on call
of the ayes and nays:--
/ AyeS-C Commissioner Berry Knox,
Nolan. Rooney and President Hauck.
Nays-None
The Jersey City news., 1906-06-11

The Committee on Public Buildings,
Docks and Parks; presented the follow
fuk:-a-A fass es sssssss fsSS~ g7a q
Resolved, That IN, ia ition to such. ag-
gregafe sum heretofore reported by the
Water Assessor as due for metered
water, the following sums be added there
to as Of the week ending May 81, 1905:
The Jersey City news., 1906-06-11

Resolved That $1,000 be paid to M.
of Contract No. 1906, for furnishing, de-
livering and laying a 16-inch cast-iron
water pipe, from Communipaw avenue
at it's junction with Pacific avenue to
and through Pacific avenue to the Cav
en- Point road and the Central r. r. of
New Jersey
' Charge Water Acct, A. & e.
The Jersey City news., 1906-06-11

The Committee on Municipal Lighting
reported on claim of John Boyd, 500, as
correct.
The report was accepted.
The Jersey City news., 1906-06-11

Resolved, That the sums hereinafter
mentioned be paid to the persons named
respectively for services rendered as Cen
eral Superintendent, ETC., for month end
ing May 81. 1906, amounting in the ag-
gregate to $765.O0. s.f9 @s' (
The Jersey City news., 1906-06-11

The Committee on Pumping and Res
ervoirs reported on claims Of United
Electric Co. of N. j.. ST.. Public Service
Corporation of n. j., $14.40; Geo. w.
Wood, $3.50, as correct.
The reports were accepted.
The Jersey City news., 1906-06-11

Resolved, That $152.75 be paid to
Hartung Bros, for furnishing and plant
ing ~ trees, zabriskie Playground, May,
1905, claim No. 757. ~E
q Charge Special Street Acct. this item
The Jersey City news., 1906-06-11

Resolved, That warrant be ordered
drawn upon the City Treasurer in favor
of that officer. to be deposited to the
credit of June, 1906 interest
On water, $S, 750. s s.s S. 4
~ $3.50 GOO 5 per cent. bonds. due June
/, 1921, $S,75O. eas '.s-a'.' .Stz
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On motion the Board adjourned.
GEO. T. BoUToN,
Clerk.
BOARD OF EXCISE COMMISSION
ERS OF JERSEY CITY.

Adjourned regular meeting at the City
Hall, Wednesday, May 2, 1906.
The roll was called at S.45 o'clock p.
M.
Present-All the members of the
Board.
PRESENTATION OF PETITIONS,
The Jersey City news., 1906-06-11

The Committee on New Water Works
reported on claim of J. w. Griffin,
$162 80, $64.S0; payroll Engineer in
Charge New Water Works, $458.33, as
correct.
Tho rannrts were accented
The Jersey City news., 1906-06-11

The foregoing were each separately
adopted by the following vote on a call
of the ayes and Nays
Ayes-C Commissioners Berry. Knox,
Nolan Rooney and President Hauck.
Nays-None. - @
The Jersey City news., 1906-06-11

The Committee on Engineering an6
Survey, reported on claims of Unior
Printing Co.. $8.67; T.. P. Healy. SOC.
payroll Chief Engineer, etc, 81 ,49O31
IS correct.
The reports were accepted.
The Committee on Printing and Sta;
tioneryS reported on claim of F. Il
Houghtaling, $9.45, as correct.
= The report was accepted.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-21
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

The market for outside securities was character
lied by the usual rregularity, although the general
tendency steady. Trading active through
out the mining group and few of the industrials
shared IN the activity TO a certain extent Mackay
common strong. but quiet. Standard Oh was
active. and after early strength eased off slightly
Nipissiag suffered a reaction of 5s. after a slight
advance heavy transactions Ely Consolidated
developed considerable strength in the late after
noon and moved up to new high mark at Z ad-
vance United Copper active, but irregular.
Davis-Daly ruled strong. Groux was bid up
sharply IL points, Newhouse In good demand
at a slight advance. United Cobalt Exploration
active within narrow fluctuations. Furnace
Creek was firm. Bqtte-New York ruled strong.
Smelling were irregular, while small fluctuations
shown elsewhere. Bonds dull and
about steady. superintendent Charles R. MacDon-
aid of the Mckinley Darragh mine at Cobalt
struck on the Right of Way. running into McKin-
ley-Darragh, with good pay ore on the surface,
New-York tribune., 1906-11-21
. nYERTIsEMENTs ANp sURsCRIPTIoNs Cor

A ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS for The
n Tribune received their Uptown ONCE No
Broadway. 36th and sTth sts. until o'clock
D. m Advertisements received the following branch
offices regular ONCE rates until o'clock p. viz:
2b4 S. 23d ST. I5S 9Th I9th
st 90 East 257 West 4gd between 7th
sth aves 26S West 1855 Sd
and nth 1926 Sd slst st; 1908 LIST
near ssth at; 1877 East 1a5th fremont $50
"a st RieeCksF al
New-York tribune., 1906-11-21
Financial Meetings.
ERIE ELEVATOR COMPANY

ERIE ELEVATOR COMPANY
The annual meeting stockholders for tho election
OF directors such other business may come be-
fore IL the Office OF the Company Room s.
sth floor Building Is Broad St. New York CITY,
on December 3. 1906. at u O'Clock
G. W. CRAFT. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-21
EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE.

1905. 1904.
Week ended Nov 725 S12334.6e0 SlS 423 500
From January $40 454s41 4S5,S25.4o9 4408e4921
New-York tribune., 1906-11-21

A pvERTIsEMENTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR Ths
"A Tribune received at their Uptown Office No 1884
Broadway between seth and 5Tth SITS, until O'Clock
p m Advertisements received at the following branch
S5t stb ave- cor asS stI Iss Sth ave- cor , iafh
ST.; % East 14th s a57 West &ad St. between Tth and
Sth 2s3 West 125th 1888 Sd ave. between
10th and T7th 1925 50 ave, 51st ST.:
New-York tribune., 1906-11-21
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Charles D. Barney & CO. No q Broad
street New York. and NO. l21 south 9TH street.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-21
Trust Companies Reports.

QUARTERLY REPORT OF THE
0S KNICKERBOCKER TRUST
ieoSi - 'S-'s
New-York tribune., 1906-11-21
MANHATTAN trustee.
WALL ST. NASSAU NEW YORK.
Capital, Surplus & Undivided Profits,
$4,000 900

OFFICERS,
JOHN I. WATERBURY,, President.
JOHN KEAN, Vice
". N. DUANE, sd Vicc-President.
The Manhattan Trust Company receives deposits
bearing cheque, payable through
the New York Clearing House.
DIRECTORS
Francis R. Appleton James ]. Hill
Robert Bacon John Kean
George F. Baker Oliver H. Payne
August Belmont E. d. Randolph
Walter P. Bliss Grant B. Sehley
H. w. Cannon S. L. Schoonmaker
e. j. Gross James O. Sheldon
Rudulph Ellis John l. Waterbury
Amos T. French R. T. Wilson
New-York tribune., 1906-11-21

EVer dollars 547sc Bar silver IN London closed at
rgla
GOLD PREMIUoI-In Madrid, s.25: Lisbon. g.
MEXICAN Observation-Disclosures exchange on
AeS York IS quoted at l9912
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS.-Custons receipts
iported from Washington, 8, ,255 264: internal rev.
sas receipts. s3s4O3: miscellaneous receipts, $780,
Z Receipts for the day, 1873. .579; expenditures.
Esaen Receipts Tor the month TO date S35. 100 974;
ssnditures, $780, 600; excess of receipts, So
ID Receipts for the year 10 date, s252 746 614 ex-
atuFes. S36 S0ll5: excess Of receipts s13 9S6 499
slb-IREASCRY.-The Sub-Treasury was debtor
ihe Clearing House s29l 048
New-York tribune., 1906-11-21

DVERTfsEMENTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS for The
~ Tribune received their Uptown ONCE No 1884
Broadway, between seth and 31th until O'Clock
p Advertisements received at the following branch
Offices regular office until o'clock viz
254 sth ave. cor 23d ST lSS 9th ave- cor; l2th
st: 90 18th 257 West 42d St between eth and
sth aves 263 125th 1888 Sd ave-. between
10th and 77th 1926 Sd s1st St; 1Tos lst
New-York tribune., 1906-11-21
THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY

PhiIadeIphla. NOV. I. I5U5
The Board OF Directors has This his Day DECLARED I'd =
HALF PER CENT. (SI75 per share) upon the Capital
Stock of the Company payable and after November
so, 1905 stockholders registered this books
of the Company the close OF business November s.
1905,
CHECKS will be mailed TO stockholdsrs who have
dled Permanent Dividend Orders at this once.
HENRY TATNALI, Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-21
The Associated Merchants Company.

HObOken, n. J.,
The REGULAR quarterly dividend the rate OF
per cent (7ee) annum and additional quarterly
dividend az the per (29o) per
will be paid to the holders Of the Common Stock Of
The transfer books for the Common Stock only VIII
close q. 8 P, NJ. Monday November 26th. and reopen
at 10 A NJ Monday December Srd 1905.
MOSES ELY, Secretary
New-York tribune., 1906-11-21
GrNrRAI CHEMICAL COMPANY

GENERAL CHEMICAL COMPANY,
25 Broad ST.. New York November 16. 1908.
The regular quarterly dividend OF and one-half
1aSo) will be paid January I'd 1907. to pre-
stockholders of record at p NJ December 22d,
1908. Preferred stock transfer books will be closed
from December 22d. 1906. o January Sd. 1907
JAS L MORGAN. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-21
RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS.

-Actual sales Closing
Open High Low. Fin. Bid. ASK.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-21
CLOSING CURB QUOTATIONS,

FURNISHED by William E Nichols Co.. ST.,
BID Asked Bid Asked
New-York tribune., 1906-11-21
NEW YORK AND OTHER GAS SECURITIES,


sand interest.
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shares Stock. Open. High Low. | Last

(Reported by J. Thomas Reuhardt. No. Wan street.
New York. ana No. 10 Exchange Place. Boston)
New-York tribune., 1906-11-21

The Manhattan Trust Company receives deposits
bearing interest subject cheQue pAyabls through
sha New YORK Clearing House
Svenska monitoren., 1906-02-09
DOCTOR WOOD,

erkand som den ledaude och NEST fran
gangsrike specialisten och populart kand
som 'spciaIistmastaren' / Sioux City.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-02-09
"Mardi Gras'' priser till New Or
leans, La. Mobile Ala, och
Pensacola Fla.

via the Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
railway, den enda liuie, sou medf0r elek-
triskt upplysta sofvagnar melIan Sioux
City och Chicago. Bilietter saljas fran
och med den 81 till och med den % fe
bruari och gala for aterresa till den 3
Il Rrs med tillstand att f0rlar ga dem til
den II mars 1906 Sagda linie saljer
oeksa rundresebi:jetter till manga andra
platser / florida och s0dern SAINT till
Havana, Cuba, och Mexico City. Mex.
Underrattelser a~ngAende resplan och bill
jettpriser emnas mod mole If .. F. Melt
ger, passenger och ticket agsnt, city tic
ket Office COL Fourth Street. Sioux City,
Iowa.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-02-09
Doctor Geo. 9. Wood.
413I-415 Nebraska ST.. Sioux City. Iowa
Eft modernt underverh.

"Verkligp underbart syntes Mrs Mollie
Hollis tillfrisknan3e," skrifVer j. o. Il.
Hooper, Woodford, Tenn. Hon var myck-
ct utmerglad genom upphostningar fran
luugorna. Lakarne hads f0rklarat hennes
slut vara So nara, att hennes familj hade
ysktat vid hennes lager under As timmar
da pa miu entragna anhallan DIR. Kin s
New Discovery gafs henne med Diet for
vanansvarda Iesultatet att f0rbattring in
stall de sig och f%ortsatte tills hon blef
alldeles botad och i dag ar hon alldeles
frisk. Garanterad bot for hosta och for
kylningar. SOC och 81 hos Lungren &And.
reen a~potekale.. Sioux City, Ia. Profiaska
frittt.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-02-09
TuriStpriser.

central l6TnNaBen III IoiJauoo Pla'seA
och p'iser:
Turistpriser.
BiIjetter s6ljas d~agligen under ~vintern
med lang utstrickning til Hot Springs.
Ark, Vicksburg, Miss. Hammond. La
New Orleans, La . Havana Cuba, Colon,
Panama. och manga andra platser / Mis-
sissippi Louisiana, Florida, Cuba, Porto
Rico, L xas, Mexico, Arizona och Call
fornia.
SkIif for biljettpIiser ooh fra Pamfet-
ter angaende n8gon af dessa p~latser.
En- och en- tredjedels biIjett-
pris.
Week end rates. t,ll platser mera an
rs och mindre an $50 mil ola. sna saljas
hvarje Fl edag till den 80 mars och gala
till p8f0ljande mandag.
Enkelt biljettpris plus So. 90
till plotser mera an $50 mil afsesna sal
Jas hvarjs fredag till och med den 80
mars och gala under fem dagar fran for
saljnirgsd gen. Biljetterna kunna for
laugas ytterligais ito dagar genom att be-
tala en- tredJedel me9a.
Hens 0kareS Excursion sbiljetter
salias Till platter i sodern, syd6stern,
sydyvestern och Western de forsta och tired
je %tisdagarre i hvarje manad till den II
april.
New Ofleans,L La. Mardi G-as fest
lighetorna den 22-27 februari.
Nashville, Tenn. Convention Stu
dent Volunteer Movement for Foreign
Missions feb. 2S-mars d. Skrif for
speciella underrattelser augaende den
nya ChicGgo-Nashville tagtiden.
Enkelt biljettpris.
Week end rates till platser inom
$50 mil minimum pris rs cents. Sales
hvarje misunderstanding och hyarie
s0ndag til och ed den l april och gala
for aIeuesa pa tag, som afga ej senare
au 10 f. III p~Af0ljaude mandag.
Mindre an enkelt biljettpris.
Specieila hemsokares exkursio-
ner TIL platser i s8dcrn ooh sydvestern
den 16 j~anuaIi, 6 och 20 februari.
Andra klaSsens kolonistpris, en-
vag, saIias dagligen fran och med den Is
februari till och med den I april ii plat
ser j Califo MIA, Oregon Washington,
British Columbia, Idaho, Utah och Moo
tana. SaDjas afveu den 16 %januari, 6 och
20 feblua,i till VISA platser l s0dern,
sydvestern och Western.
For upplysningar augaende forsali-
n~ingsdagar, pTiser m. m, Wand eder till
hviiken | OILS Centrals agent som helst
eller tillskrif undertecknad
II. j. PHELPS,
Division Passenger Agent,
Dubuque, Iowa.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-02-09
Specific blodforgifning.

Snabb och energisk b%ehandling Dir den enda
som nagonsin horde begagnas bekampan-
Diet af denna 'konung" at onda sjukdomar
Endast tillfanig lindring kan ernas al bad
andra minerala b~landningar och glitter.
Under Diet f0rlutna Sret har Jag ~uppfunnit
och fu'lbordat en- bot for speciik biodf6rgift
ming, som ar absolut saker snabb och per-
manent O. lemnar inga skadliga eftereffekter
Hvarje yttre symptom f6rsYinner smart,
medan blodet, vafnaderna, nerffibrerna.. be-
men och hela systemet renas, starkas och ater-
stallas till fullkomlig helsa och renhet.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-02-09
Lefver mahdnda 100 ar.

Mrs jennie Duncan i Haynesville, Me-
nu 20 ir gammll, har utmirGta chaucer
att blifva EFT huodra ar gammaI Hon
skritver: Electric Bitters botado mig for
kronisk dyspepsia, som jag haft i 20 ar
ooh kom att kama mig frisk och stark
SON en- ung ficka." Electric Bitters botar
akommor i mageu och l~efvern, blodsjuk
domar. altman svaghet och illamAend-
Salias och g%arranteras hos Lungren Il
Audreens apotek. Sioux City, Ia. Pris
soc tiaskan
Svenska monitoren., 1906-02-09
Illinois Central.
ExkursIonsprlSer.

Exkursio nsbi,ietter siljas af Illinois
Central ~iernvagen till ~f0ljaude platser
och p'iser:
Svenska monitoren., 1906-02-09
HAIR OCH DER.

Zen uppseendevackande nyhe-
ten forspordes / New York i It's
days kvdll att mrs Charles I.
Yerkes, ankan efter den for en-
manad sedan afidne sparvagsmag
naten, i enlighet med hvars tesla
mente hon arfver efter honom ST.
SOC, 900, har blifvit brud till Will
son Mizneri San Francisco. Miz-
ner ar o till en- {. d. Forenta Sta
ternas minister till Mexico ocn
Guatemala. Han ar endast 20 ar,
medan ankan- bruden ar SO. Ank-
lingarne forebras ibland for att
ha rysligt bradtom att gifta sig.
Hur ar Diet med anhorna?
Pa oratt tag. Han befann
sig pa oratt tag och hade rest man
ga mil imam han upptackte slit
misstag. NJ n0dgadss han stiga
at vid en- liten anhaltstatiop, sta
der j regnet timtals och slutligen
resa tillbaka for att ma destina-
tionsorten. Mangen stackars d0d
Zig reser pa delta satt genom lif
vet och fnner ofta f0rsent =
att han tog den oratta wagon till
helsa. "For ire ar sedan, skrif.
yer Mrs E. T. Wise, New Ber-
lin, Ohio, 'boriade min helsa
fallera mig. vi blefvo mycket
oroade Diver mitt tillstand, hvarfor
jag bes0kta en- at de basta lakar-
ne i trakten. Han SADIE att jag
led at vattensot. Jag tog hans
medicin en- manad, men mitt till
stand forvarrades alltjamt. Jag
derfor doktorn och Dor
jade begagna DR. Peters Kuriko.
Efter att hafva forbrukat iva
iaskor, a~tervann jag min helsa.'
Valet at lakemedel, mar man ar
sjuk och lidande, ar en- SAX af o.
vigt. Dr. Peters Kuriko
EFT obrutet rekord af fran
gang s~trackande sig tillbaka Diver
en- tidrymd af mer an EFT tundra
ar. Den kan icke fas i apoteken
utan af specialagenter eIler di-
rekt fran tillverkarne. Adressera
DR.. Peter Fahrney&Sons Co.. liz
us So. Hoyne Ave, Chica-
go, Ill.
Rik amerikansk srftagerska
glitter sig med automobilkusk.
bet har vackt stort uppseende
i New Yorks hna sallskapsvarld
att en- miss Grace Ball, enda dot
tern till Thomas R. Ball, hvars
formogenhet beraknas till nara
So, o 1000, afdunstat med sin
{. d. automobilkusk, John
Sehring, Den rika dottern, hvars
lif hitintills varit en- "drom at lyx",
Dor nu i iva sma rum i East O-an-
ge. dar hon forsokt Gig pa hvad
man kallar light housekeeping.
Ehuru gittermalet egde rum
vid jul och tillkannagafs for fic-
kans foraldrar en- vecka senare, Wis
ste societeten intet darom tills
i o~ns6ags. De rika foradrarna,
som sagas ha sokt lorna sin dot
ter att otvergifva sin man, men
misslyckats, ha rest till Califor
MIA. Det sages att de praktist
neka erkanna henne som sin dot
ter.
Till Sverigeo hus i St. Louis
skankte davarande amerikanske
ministern i Sverige w. w. Tho
mas en- Store svensk hagga -
naturligtvis med unionsmarket.
NJ har kung Oscar latit tillskrii-
~ nrncident Plhlhlad Nd Rnfha