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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-05
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

WATCH THIRD SOUTH, THE COMING
street. Property will double in value in
less than two years. All offers OF last
week havo been sold. This week l will
offer three of the best corners on tho
street. They will never sell as cheap
again, Here thcy are:
Corner 3rd South and End East, 5000 per
foot.
Corner srd South and 1st West. 7sx1151b
feet, $3.50 per IT.
Corner 3rd South and Srd West. s21zx
LIS feet. $3.50 per 1t.
W. 8. CRISMON. Real Estate. room 200
Scott building. STA
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-05
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

1t Pays to Own q Home"
CAPITAL REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENT co,
149 8. w Temple
A.Soooo-S room modern brick. lot
21ax-10; 4th So, east.
s2.+oooo-e-room adobe. good repair;
lot sisx1o; 9Th So. east.
The lot is worth 5000.
blocks east of e. and
C." building.
s3ooo-Modcrn 6-r. brick. Capitol hill,
Easy terms.
s4.ooo-Modern s-r. brick. so. front.
on End St, lot 21sxs T.
s1,3co-21zx7is. e-room frame. good
barn, on alley. this Ia the
cheapest on n. c, bench.
s3.6oo-5x1o rods. eight-room brick,
9th East. very cosy terms
of payment.
800 per foot. State st. bet. 3rd and
fth So, West side,
Drop In and talk It over" B141
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BUSINESS PROPERTY

Large corner on West Srd South, $50
per foot
500 per foot. good West Temple prop
erty.
SIS. 500-Business property on East 1st
South, 53ltx173 feet; old improvements
renting now for s115 per month
800 per foot; fine wholesale OF ware
house property, West End South.
Some Al business blocks. $65, 900. $95 010.
and many others.
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HERE is THAT LOT YOU
WERE LOOKING FOR.
Nothing finer can be bought.
Sewer and sidewalk tax paid.
East front.
u street near End.
Buy while you can mako
bargain.
Price Is apt to be raised,
$500
HOMER & ROBERTSON,
Main and First South CDcserct
Bank BuildingO 1913
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4-ROOM FRAME, ADOBE LINED, 75
by 40 feet, near llth Z. and north OF 10th
So $3.50 Bargain.
Groom brick and bath and barn, with
"a acres Of 1ne ground. South West Tenn
pie, $1,000; 5000 cash, $1,000 years Z per
cent You cannot equal ;his.
Fine building lots, Sl00 each, $40 cash,
So per month, 7 per cent interest, induce
mentS to build. Save a few dollars each
month and you VIII soon have something.
HUBBARD INVESTMENT CO.,
rs West Second South street
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SOME EXCEPTIONAL BARGAINS.
s2S-Part OF furn, 12-r mod house.
a50-7-r. mod, cottage, rent sS.
S0D-Furn. 7-r. mod. house. close In:
half cash spare rms. all rented
S5T-Fur and lease II rms: bargain
S5S0-Fur 7-rm. new mod. house
sT15-All fur, elegant S-rm and alcove
mod. house, except carpets.
Sllh0-Fur. II rms. paying we'll
S12Oc-Fur. OF is rms, moro unfur-
nishe1. This is o. K. and a bargain.
Sl3OO-Fur. and 81 mos lease; Main ct. .
completely mod, very clean place
sl750-F'ur. 30 rms; g. heat, close in.
slS50-Fur. and lease. 10 rms. mod.
S2i00-Fur. and l.. "A rms. Main st cor
ner
sSOOO-23 rms. years lease, clearing
over $3.50 mo-; this Ia sure thing.
s32O0-Fur. and lease % rms. Main ct,
A750 takes fur. and lease % rms. with
hot and cold water In every rm.. elegant
fur. and doing fine business
S350-Fur. and lease 10 rms, light house
keeping very close In.
S20OO-Restaurant on Main st see It
S3i0-Bakery and lunch. SIS rent, O. X
s1850-Groccry and market low rent
s45co-Soloons with pool tables clear
Ing over $500 a mo, long lease.
II you want to set I'm or out of business
II will pny YOU TO see me at once. New
comb. 6315 w End So, r. Z, Ind. 126. Bell
2O52-Y s3i7
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/ HAVE JUST LISTED A 4-RM. PR
brick house near Main st, with bath
ell light etc. completely furnished lot
i3XlSo; good az corner; room for another
gain at 5000: this week $3.50 buys every
thing, $500 cash. bal, 7 per cent, act ut
once Ncwcomb, 63h w 2nd So, T, z:
both phones. s34S
NEW 4-ROOM BRICK HOUSE. CLOSE
to State st, car line for s1100, can be
rent.
Groom brick, west side. for 5000, on
monthly payments.
Wicks. No. SO State st. sSoS
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AUCTION SALES


ON MONDAY. FEB. S, AT 1870 A M
No. SIT S First West st.-Fine lot high
grade goods. parlor rugs. leather uphol-
stored rockers (cost $0). mahogany and
oak rockers. Morris chair, lne bookcase
and desk combined (cost $40. portieres
and lace curtains finest hot blast heats
crs. flno couch (cost $50, dining table and
fine chairs, center tables. china, glass and
silvcrwarc, homemade fruits, brass
trimmed beds. fine chiffonier. dressers
and stands, carpets and stair carpet, steel
range. good refrigerator, llnoleum. lot OF
gra niteware and other useful articles.
ALSO ON TUESDAY.
Feb. 6, al 1880 Il, m. No. "A S. 4th West
st-Parlor set, rockers. carpets, curtains,
center tables. writing desk, hall tree,
bedroom sets. dining table, chairs. lot of
dishes. 2 clocks. heating stoves. cook
stove, linoleum, lot homemade fruits,
kitchen utensils. chest of tools. etc.
ALSO ON WEDNESDAY,
Feb. I. at 1870 a. m. No. lIo w. Seventh
South st-Finc lot high-gr goods, par
lor rug (cost 500, parlor rockers, divan,
lace curtains, heating stove, dining table,
fine buffet (cost $50 good refrigerator,
brass bed. carpets, two folding beds. hair
chinonier electric fan cost S25).
dishes and cooking utensils. bicycle, fine
steel range. kitchen table, linoleum. fine
clock. chicken pens, etc X. a. Andrews.
Auctioneer. s3l5
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WEIR, SO w 2ND SOUTH.
700-2-room brick, lot 3xl0 rods, Seventh
North near 2nd West; $50 cash, $50
per month
S,75o-Double house, rooms on side,
bath, toilet. good location, east
side, worth 5000.
6l5G-l0X20 rods. 2nd East near city and
county building.
l 200-SX17 rods, 9Th West near Sth South.
5.2D-5 acres, 9th East
0O0-5 acres, cast bench.
60o-l0N10 rods, / st.
240O-5S94 IT., lst West near 4th South.
$11 5oo-S9x16s IT., near postofflce.
Weir. sS w End South s2n
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MONUMENTS AND TOMBSTONES

PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW FOR DEC
grafton day. R Mckenzie. ~ State st.
%
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RAILROAD MEN. ATTENTION.
We have q special bargain on
west side: S-room modern brick:
cement cellar. etc. lot S2iaXl65
feet. For a short time we are
authorized TO offer this at less
than cost. 1t Is the chance OF
lifetime for any one looking for
an elegant west side home, 4th
North ST.. $500.
HOMER & ROBERTSON,
Main and First South (Deseret
Bank Bullding) s3SC
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GOLDEN OPPORTUNITIES.

GOLDEN OPPORTUNITIES.
An attractive home Of eight rooms.
red pressed brick, arrangement per-
feet, new and up to date In every par
ticular, all large rooms. clothes closets In
each bedroom; large bathroom pore. tub;
washstand. etc. good cellar; southeast;
can sell for $1,000; II you haven't tho cash
we Will arrange for terms, you may wait
one day too long and miss It.
A neat nve-room brick: bathroom mo
tub)s on northeast bench. for $500; think
of IT. 500 cash, bal. $40 per month,
A lot Ski rds, on Third st, s1050.
An elegant seven-room, two-story home.
up to date and modern In every particu-
lar: It's beauty; corner lot on First st.
FARM.
Ten acres OF land and a six-room house
six and one-half miles southeast from
city. one acre fruit. $3.50.
We can tit you out IN anything In the
real estate line.
RANCK REAL ESTATE & INV. CO,
SUITE 231-2, D. +. WALKER BLDG.
$50
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SPECIALS
SPECIALS
SPECIAL q

HERE IS A CHANCE FORA
CHEAP SPECULATION.
1T is a RISING MARKET:
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF 1T,
ONE WHOLE QUARTER
BLOCK,
CORNER TENTH AND ]
STREETS.
JUST THINK! 1T WILL
ONLY COST YOU
S125O
HOMER g. ROBERTSON,
Main and First South (DeSeret
Bank Bulldlng) s3Te
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TUESDAY MORNING, l030. 1 WILL
sell the restaurant and confectionery,
stock and fixtures, No 72 S. w, Temple:
counters. shelving. showcases soda foun-
tain, fine steel range, cooking utensils,
dishes. folding bed. dresser. tables, lot
linoleum. bamboo chairs tables. stock on
hand. canned goods. candies. cigars, to-
bacco etc. c. T., Osterloh, auctioneor s24o
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C. J. BOWMAN,
Room S. Eagle Block.

Ind. Phone $3.50
5000 for beautiful 6Ve-room pressed
brick modern. on 18th East. below lst
South.
$500 for Groom brick. lot 50x130. on 7th
East, near between 18th and 18th South; 2
porches. cellar and good barn
S2a00-Nice pressed brick. rooms. bath,
toilet, hot and cold water. near 7th South
and 4th East; can make the terms to
suit you.
22O-New brick. rooms, near 7th East
11th South, lot 50X5O, $3.50 down. balance
monthly
SllOo for 4-room brick, with bathroom.
large lot. near 2nd North and 7th West.
Will trade for small business.
$500 for nice place near 18th West and 9Th
South, 4 rooms, small barn. all fenced; !;
can make terms
To Railroad Men:
l have several hundred lots on west side
to SELL and you can pay 50 per month !;
they arc close In. You can find me In tho
Office evenings. after s p m
c. j. BOWMAN,
Room 8, Eagle Block.
Ind. Phone $3.50 e32S
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LIST PROPERTY FOR SALE OR RENT
with Capital Real Estate Invst Co. 149
S. W. Temple st. Ind phone Sc ke49
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Moderate-Priced Modern Homes

Moderate-Priced Modern Homes.
$21o0-3x7 rods. corner facing south and
east on Bird ST.. and 6-room modern
brick cottage.
s2750-splendid modern 6-room brick cot
tage on st.
s25o-Ncat +room brick cottage on
East 9Th South.
sa5oo-A1 6-room modern brick cottageJ
large lot South 2nd West:
$32W-6-room modern 2-etory frame
adobe lined. gas for heating and cooking;
lot 214x7 rods, with alley, st
S-room modern residence. corner On 1st
st lot 42xl6 feet; all mod conveniences.
Corner on End ST.. with Groom modern
residence; large barn; $500.
S-room modern white pressed brick. oil
mod. conveniences: round oak furnace;
South 6th East. near End South; $500
Groom modern on 3rd st; lot 45x14 to
| alley, It's a handsome place; sewer con-
nection: $3.50
s4soo' s9o0'''' '"'Os'n ." -"o ST. ~ n
Near university: ono Of the choicest g.
room modern houses built in that local
| ity. It's up to date and built for home.
| and cheap at 5000.
| eth South, near university; S-room mod
| ern cottage, with 4IO rods OF ground
Gust Il acre., for 5000; can't be beaten
in this city.
Some other: cheap places. all worth the
ss5o4-room house and two lots on 9Th
| East.
| slSOo-Good 4-room brick; lot 2lt18 rods.
| near university.
| slS5Q-Splendid 4-room brick and 3X10
| rods. West Bird North.
Good 4-room frame adobe lined: 4th
| East. near Sth South. $500.
Groom brick. lot 3IzX5 rods, near 9Th
| South and on 9Th East; $500
Have os many choice residence lots for
| sale as any other agent
A. Richter. 10 West 1st South St
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IF YOU WANT TO SELL
Sec c. W, Miller, 112 w. End South.
m22S5
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4 TERN SADDLES. ONE
!, p robe; ono Singer sewing
t2Wing machine. all new. VIII
new VIII sell cheap. Call
r 3hst- 1905
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LIST YOUR REAL ESTATE WITH A
relIa bls man, who will take care OF IL.
sell IL; collect rents and pay taxes,
Reference. Nat Bank OF Republic,
Mccormick * Co, bankers.
Jos. Baumgarten, 122 Main st, Salt Lake.
MIA
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NITURE AT BARGAIN
Il. dressers, bookcase
steel range and other
4 over Utan National
= S3l1
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ATTORNEYS
TO TRADE
UPH0LSTERING & REPAIRING

PARLoR FURNITURE RB-UPHOI-
stored and repaired Estimates submit
ted on request. Phones 1893. 8 L. Matt.
& Mfg, Co. l5S w. LIST So. s224
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MISCELLANEOUS

Vt PLANO. NEARLY
nifure for sale, cneapi
tys Call I'll So, 10th East,
- m s312
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KEY FITTING

KNUDsON'S NOVELTY MFG. co. HAS
moved TO 1861 L. 2nd So opposite old
stand. r174
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,r LEASE IT RMS, MOD.
,or sl6oo, Newcomb. ea3k w.
r. LIS Bell 2062-Y. ra053
New-York tribune., 1906-09-23

association that strictly complies with the law
thereoy showing that the episcopate expects the
government to back water and make concessions
to the Vatican. but this NJ BRAND. the Minister
or Public Instruction. and NJ. Clemenceau' tle
Minister OF the Interior declare IL VIII never 40
Meanwhile. the League of French Cathohcs'
started through the medium of the mlnisterlai
newspaper lie Matin." by Henri des Houx'
the former secretary to Pope Plus IN ana
"expediteur'' Of the 'OsservatOre Romano. and
which aims at establishing an independent Cal
lican Catholic Church under a state guarant--.
issues bold proclamation urging immediate
formation Of associations Of worship under the
law of 1903. which will claim possession Of the
churches and Church property and apply 40 the
bishops to appoint priests. whom the associations
will pay. Henri des HOuNs propaganda is ca
gerly discussed and if II receives the overwhelm-
Ing support Of the French Catholics it stands
good chance of receiving the sanction Of the
Vatican. but unluckily for Henri des Houx. his
efforts are ridiculed by many Catholic organs.
and. notwithstanding the adhesion of some
thousand laymen. there is no immediate prospect
OF this novel solution being accepted by the
French clergy.
The sixth annual Paris toy show. opened
New-York tribune., 1906-09-23

Yesterday In the Alcazar concert hall in the
champs Elysees. by VI. Lepine Prefect Of Police
Is a brilliant success and gives a forecast Of
what little folk may expect for Christmas and
Ne" Year. Mechanical toys the dominating
feature of the show. one Of these gives I'm mini
ature the earthquake Of San Francisco-houses
collapse. water mains burst. causing cascades and
foods and gas pipes explode I'm jets Of flame An
other toy is called the mOtor-car accident A H.
tie red automobile comes flying along at a frantic
pace. tire is suddenly perforated. the side slip
brings the car against tree. the occupants are
tossed I'm the air and the miniature car is trans
formed into heap Of ruins: but with three turps
OF a key all is brought into position again. ready
for the next smHsh-up. This Is the most popular
toy Of the show. and NJ. Lepine watched it's in
Eeni"us antics with great interest. Another Toy
is called artillery manRuvres. a battery Of guns
comes into action i'm the front and opens fire
destroying the enemys earthworks There are
endless varieties OF navigable balloons An ad-
mirahle toy represents a pOstofice with real
telephone and telegraph wires, miniature letters.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-23
SUN STROKE.
Folloved By Partial starvation.

80. - effects ~ sun stroke upon the digesii,,s
lenes '' a. WI - upon ne
sr @S IND lady had a striking experience:
s,-'-l years ago / was sun struck. and my
e,,--oeA go cuugested IL was terribly painful
st,r . swallow liquids and as nothing would
S-eeA eA iay stomach ] began 10 fear starvation
M 'T--'s became perfectly helpless and was given
NM ''fhn"r told me how much good Grape
-ae done her husband. who suffered with
,sgssl lsa. ana her son with typhoid fever. 20 I
Par -. II Use mis- wonderful food, ana slowly be-
aFs,, r'ofer until now ! am strong and well
crar. can eat anything I want, and think
VssNAis one of the greatest blessings that
-17-,r gwen 10 suffering humanity.
vs,.t. began 20 Use Grape Nuts I only
four -, ~ 4le ios. NOw ] weigh lsh. ana the past
belIss &c nave been a blessing almost beyond
coulS t ale H I had not personal experience.
Nerve 'tpil believe what ] know Is true. NY
IN. c,-,i'. e.e steady memory clear. and owe my
Post,.- l non 20 Grape Nuts" Name given b.
s-rl... 90 Battle Creek. Mich.
Nsfes a Te-zoa"
New-York tribune., 1906-09-23

capture was made under the following circum-
stances;
fashionably dressed man. styling himself
Prince de Tchendre." in a hotel near the
Opera largely frequented by Americans, at
tracted the attention Of the detectives. He ap-
preached woman seated in the hotel parlor and
remarked. In good English: Il observed yes
terday at the table d'h0te that you adOred flow
ers. Permit TO offer you this bouquet Of
Cyclamen."
In a few minutes the woman, who wore a
valuable pearl necklace and rings. felt herself
becoming drOwsy. She excused herself saying
she must go 10 her room. The prince" was
only too happy 70 assist her 70 her room and
when she had become unconscious he took her
Jewels and departed. but was promptly arrested
az the hotel front door
The prince" confessed after the capture say
ing his real name was Daria Ramskieff but this
Is probably false. In one of his numerous trunks
many valuable jewels were discovered. besides
several small bottles of the sopOrifc liquid
with which he saturated his bouquets. In his
New-York tribune., 1906-09-23
GERMAN MISSION GOES TO FEZ.
Looking for United States Warships at
Tangier.

Tangier. Morocco. Sept. 22-The German mis-
sion to the Sultan at Fez. headed by Or Rosen
the German Minister. started from here to-day
for the capital 1t was accompanied by large
escort OF Arabs and a number OF Europeans.
Il Is reported here that the United States sec
Ond cruiser squadron. now at Gibraltar. will
arrive here shortly IN order to- support the de-
mands OF the, American mission to Fez under
United States Minister Gummere relative TO the
case OF Perdicaris and RaisuL
Gibraltar Sept. 22-The United States second
cruiser squadron. under command OF Rear Ad-
miral Brownson Is taking coal here with the
expectation OF sailing September "a The officers
and crews OF the British waTships are doing their
best 10 make the stay Or the Americans pleasant
Fl. M. 8 Diamond took party of American
officers 20 visit Tangier to-day. and there nave
been a number OF entertainments for the Amer
lean officers ard men on board the British YES
sells
New-York tribune., 1906-09-23
THE CONGRESS BUILDING AT SANTIAGO DE CHILL
Showing danag

response 20 urgent orders from Washington
leaving his wife and daughter behind him and
expects 10 go 70 cuba after his arrival
Mr. and Mrs 81 Clair McKelway are going
90 Aberdeen to-day TO attend the university
function there which VIII be opened by the King
and the Queen.
The main theatrical occurrence has been an
autumn melodTana al the DrIry Lane which
has fully answered tie requirements Of A poUu-
lar audience. Hall Gaines 'Bondmau" il dia-
tnctly better than The PTodigal SON ana Is
sT.~ndidly staged. The scene representing tho
sulrhur mines ~ Mount -Actna. with swarm u
convict latoreTs. has rarely been equailed hy
the resources of modern stage art Mrs. Patrick
Campbell a. out of place as the heroine. hut
Frank Cooper aud Henry Whitley act admirably
and the play promises To 10 highly remuneri.-
tive. J. ~ Il
New-York tribune., 1906-09-23

unnerved by the continuous strain Of eXhausting
duty. Lord Allcrton Is certain that the mecha-
nism was I'm proper working order and that there
could have been no failure 70 connect the
vacuum brakes for stopping the train il the
machinery right. The sober experienced
engine driver must suddenly have gone wrong.
Personal AND THEATRICAL.
Sir Thomas Upton before sailing on the Celtic
To witness the Chicago regatta. would not COM
NIT himself 10 a positive promise Of new
challenge for the cup.
General and Mrs. Mills are starting to-day on
Sir Thomas Lip'on's motor for a flying visit
10 Windsor. oxford and Stratford. and will go
10 Roueu and Paris on Monday on the way TO
Berlin. General Mills, while anxious 10 escape
observation. has been entertained by General
Hutchinson ar the Military Service Club and 10y
Major Beacon. of The embassy. and George
Wilson gave him and General Barry what he
called a family party last night AT the Carlton,
but what was really a brilliant American din
ner.
General Barry IS sailing to-day for America in
New-York tribune., 1906-09-23

Among the Americans in Paris are General
Nelson a. Miles. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Inter
myer and Sebastian b. Schlesinser. Among the
passengers sailing on the Provence to-day from
Havre are Mr.. and Mrs COrtlandt Bishop
Among the Americans az Biarritz are Mrs.
Potter Palmer. Miss Wanamaker. Mrs. Powell
Miss Clark. Mrs. Turman Mr.. and Mrs Gublay
and Burdett Mason telegram from Naples
announces that Homer Davenport sailed from
that port on Thursday the CanOpic for BOs-
ton, while the twenty-seven Arab horses. Includ-
ing two small colts. purchased by Mr.. Davenport
in Syria were shipped on the steamship italia
for New York &. l. B.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-23

built In the kingdom follows closely the con-
struction OF two immense Hamburg-Americar,
ships Transatlantic travel has become SO safe
that immense masses Of capital are invested in
mammoth ships and the risks are not greater
than those Of the ordinary inland ferry. Tray
ellers' peri,s are confined 10 land where motor
car accidents are steadily increasing and where
the most careful railway management does not
prevent the sudden destruction OF express trains
The Great Northern accident at Grantham has
deepened the impression caused by the Salisbury
slaughter that engine drivers Of fast trains are
New-York tribune., 1906-09-23
TO BRING PASSENGERS FROM MIDWAY
Transport BufOrd at the Far Off Pacific
Island.

Honolulu. Sept 22.-The transport BufoFd.
which Is To convey the passengers OF the steamer
Mongolia 10 this port, arrived az Midway Island
to-day The work of emba rkatiOn began inne-
dIately the stranded people being conveyed in
rowboat from the island 10 the anchorase OF
the Buford a distance OF three or four miles.
IL ts announced that the Mongolia VIII lsay~
Midway tonight for this port.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-23
BES!;;;,T!&G s., Is
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Concentration

The entire aim of this establishment is
centered on a single obiect-the complete
outfitting Of the young.
Giving our whole attention to providing
boys. girls and infants with specially designed
clothing. hats. shoes and furnishings, we supply
all their wants in most complete and salts
factory manner.
The broad assortments of styles. materials
and qualities are convincing evidence of the
many advantages Of QUILTING children in an
establishmentdevotede exclusively to theirneeds.
Originating many Of cur juvenile fashions
and manufacturing under our direct supervision.
we offer goods Of exceptional merit at lowest
prices.
Fall styles in children's and infants wear.
showing the newest fashions and novelties are
now on display.