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Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-26
Eminent Doctors Praise lis Ingredients.

We refer to that boon to weak, nervous,
suffering women known as DR.. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription.
DR.. John Fyfe one of the Editorial Stan
of The ECLECTIC MEDICAL REVIEW says
of Unicorn root (HeLo1ltds Dtotcd which
is one of the chief ingredients Of the "Fa-
vorite Prescription
"a remedy which invariably acts as q utter
ine invigorator makes for normal ac-
tivity OF the entire reproductive system"
ment which more fully answers the above
purposes than any other drug 1Utth tDIItch am
acquainted. In the treatment of diseases pc
culiar to women 1t is seldom that case IS
seen which does not present some indication
for this remedial agent" DR.. Fyfe further
says: "The following are among the lead1ng
indications for HeloniaS Unicor9 root. Pain
atomic (weaO conditions OF the reproductive
organs of women. mental depression and IT.
ritability. associated with chronic diseases OF
the reproductive organs OF women. constant
sensation OF beat in the region OF the kid
neys; nenorrhagia (iooding1. due to weak
ened condition Of tho reproductive system;
amenorrhoea (subprossed or absent monthly
periods arising from or accompanying an
abnormal condition Of the digestive organs
and anemic thin blood) habit; dragging
sensations In the extreme lower part OF tho
abdomen"
II more or less Of the above symptoms
are present, no invalid woman can do
better than take DR.. Pierce's Favorlte
Prescription, one OF the leading ingredi-
ents Of which is Unicorn root, or Helonias,
and the medical properties Of which 1t
most faithfully represents.
OF Golden Seal root, another prominent
Ingredient of vFavorite Prescription" I"
Prof. Finley Ellingwood, M. D., OF BEN
nett Medical College, Chicago, says:
UIt is an important remedy In disorders OF
the womb. In all catarrhal conditions
and general enfeeblement, 1t is useful"
Prof. John M. Scudder, M. D., late Of
Cincinnati, says Of Golden Seal root:
UIn relation to It's general effects on the
system, there 70 no medicine IN use about tohteh
there % such general undnt'ntty Of opinion. II
is untversalIv regarded as the tonic useful In
all debilitated states"
Prof. Bartholow, M. D., of Jefferson
Medical College, says Of Golden Seal:
uValuabIe In uterine hemorrhage. menor-
rhagia (hoodinR) and copgestive dysmenor-
rhoea painful menstruationl"
DIR. Pierce's Eavorite Prescription faith
fully represents ell the above named In
gredients and cures the diseases for which
khey are recommended.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-26
CHILD ARRANGES
GREAT BENEFIT
LITTLE STELLA GONZALES IS
A HEROINE
Wee Girl Tramps Streets and Acts
as Her Own Manager and Press
Agent to Aid Earthquake
Sufferers

After days of unceasing labor, while
her weary feet tramped onward to
success and her tired little eyes fought
to droop in spite of their owners COM
mands, Stella Gonzales, one of the
cleverest little actresses on the Pa
cific coast, has at last been assured
that her benefit performance to be
given at the Hotchkiss theater this
afternoon will be successful, and she
is happy.
The little maid, just eleven years
old and smaller than most children of
that age, assumed the responsibilities
of an old-time theatrical manager when
she started to give a benefit for the
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-26
DETENTION CAMP WILL.
BE OPENED TODAY
ALL REFUGEE TRAINS WILL BE
STOPPED
Contagious Disease Patients to Be
Guaranteed ndefiniteIy-others
Will Be Allowed to Come
After Inspection

The detention camp that is being es-
tablished near Sepulveda sprang up
hurriedly yesterday, and before night
thirty-five tents had been stretched.
No trains were stopped yesterday,
although all were examined by the
health officers. All of the trains will
stop at this. point hereafter
Forty deputy constables have been
sworn in as guards and will keep a
line Of pickets around the camp. They
have been instructed by William A.
Hammel, who is in charge of the camp,
to shoot anyone who attempts to pass
either in or out of the camp without
the proper authority
Anyone who is found to be afflicted
with a contagious diosease will be put
in the pest quarters that have been
established in one corner of the camp.
If any one is afflicted with a coll
tagious disease, all of the people who
have ridden in the same car with him
will be quarantined and held until the
disease develops or until sufficient
proof has been established that they
will not be taken sick.
Keeps Away UndesirabIes
People who have arrived from the
north say the report that every train
is being quarantined at Los Angeles
mas kept away llldlly uIluSSlTdDl6 CudT-
acters who would otherwise have come
here. Already some men have left the
trains a few miles north of Burbank
and have walked into Los Angeles. 1t
is the intention Of the police and de-
tective force to prevent these people
from getting into the city.
Alfred Trident has been appointed
official interpreter, as there are many
foreigners coming south who cannot
speak plainly enough to be understood
There will be a, staff of three physicians
on the grounds in charge Of DR.. Cox.
The camp will be conducted under
military rules
New-York tribune., 1906-12-17
RECTOR DEPLoREs CRApsEY TRIAL
Ballston Clergyman Says It Has Been "a
Real Defeat in It's Success"

Ballston. n. Y. Dec. 16.-The Rev. DR.. Win
throp Hegeman. rector of Christ Episcopal
Church, discussed the Crapsey trial in his ser
mon to-day. He protested against heresy trials
in the Episcopal Church. and said that the evo-
luton Of Gods kingdom earth showed the
folly OF claiming infallibiIity of creed or hnaIity
of revelations He added
The church is not system, but part Of Gods
kingdom on earth. and therefore cannot con-
denim honest student The result Of the
Crapsey trial has been q real defeat in its
cess; the Church is no stronger by II. It's COM
posite unity and large fnclusiveness have beon
injured The poison Of the declared heresy has
been scattered into hundreds of thousands Of
lives, and the complainants themselves have
propagated what they aimed to suppress. Its
reactions will result in challenge to young
TO study the Bible in the light Of the Bible
and be to their convictions.
AS a system the Church has been as cruel to
her children who cannot stand by past inter
pretations as the modern political and financial
systems are cruel to those who stand in the way
OF their interests.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-17
STILL HESITATES
,o 4ction on Ultimatum from
American Federation.

Central Federated Union after six hours
-. ~. ve.teroay, failed 10 come TO a conclusion as
'-nefher or not Il VIII return its charter 70 the
'.scsn Federation OF Labor or 1--we up TO the
ks.s,gra of the latter BODY. There was o good
e- ", Al anxiety among some OF the delegates who
. 10 stand by the American Federation, az
Va time VIII elspse before the uitirnasum goes
- erect and the delegates were told IN explicit
- by Frank Morrison. secretary OF the Arneri
raserat;on who attended the meeting yester-
e- ca .bst there was no appeal from the ultmatum-
eN, q. the delegates denounced the American
ss~-ston OF Labor and the excitement became
Us. that when the meeting over two OF
-, selesates csme 10 blows.
w ., became evident yesterday that In case the
.-.s+yu, is disregarded by the Central Federated
- - and g new Central Labor Union is formed
-. vsl be two central labor bodies, a number
:. .bs independent unions are very bitter at the
.s.,a.Irn and VII form central body by them
ives. 10 which they may draw some Of the
s-scen Federation Of Labor unions The dele
ss.ss must come prepared TO vote absolutely on the
sssst,or the Sunday after next and viii bring the
sSsr-sr before their unions in the mean time
.-son OF Labor was gwen me moor atter the reso-
Sons OF the American Federation OF Labor con-
.Ess-tion containing the ultimatuni were read The
eesS[ Kennedy. OF the brotherhood OF Butcher
,TS1-krnen noticed Morrison and said that he would
No 70 hear from him before giving his view OF the
.es.s-iou According 10 his definition Of the pow
s,s OF the Central FEDERATED Union II came into
r,stenoe with other central bodies, TO secure leg
ssssor for the benefit OF workingmen, and had
sSTer 70 appoint committees 10 settle grievances,
Sf not 10 order strikes or 70 discipline unions for
s0 fBroposJon was made 10 refer tn. matter OF
- usions This would have taken about four
..-ssks and Morrison explained trat there was no
sTs' s ~ to within thirty days from November 81
Re charter would be revoked There was a furious
yrsngle after ms, during which several speakers
s'-,9sf came 10 blows.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-17
DR.. suvERMAN ON ANTI-sEMrrrsM.
Rabbi Says Cause and Cure Lie with Chris
tians-Appeals to Church.

At the Temple EMANUEL, yesterday. the Rev
DR.. Joseph Sifvernan leorured on "A Remedy for
Anti -Semitism" saying that the cure for anti
Semtusm not with the Jews. but with the
Christian church. and that the Christian church
should eliminate t.
Continuing. Dr. Sverman said that prejudice
against the Jew had its origin IN national pre1u-
dice. partially through inheritance and paTtialiy
through the frailtes of human nature, ana that II
was also aggravated by the success or the jew,
1T has been charged" said DR.: silverman. tnat
the Jews are a foreign race. There was no ne
brew race or Jewish nationality except fglIrahvely
The Christian writer's and speakers oner many
remedies which impossible This prejudice Is
not Jewish problem, but rises with those VINO
can eradicate this prejudice by practising its own
religion and following the teachings OF it's own So,
called Messiah. II the Christian church would
proclaim anti semtism irregiqus and unchaTita- T
however for the spirit OF tolerance Is making its
way in the nations of the world"
New-York tribune., 1906-12-17
DEDICATE NEW eLooMINeDALE CHURCH.

Dedcatory services were held yesterday morning
In the Bloomngdale Reformed Church. on the
square now legally known Bloominsdae Square,
West End avenue and 10Sth street. The congregar
ton, one OF the Oldest in the city, formerly wor
shipped at 6Sth street and Broadway.
In his sermon, Tue Church's Opportunity and
Responsibility" the Rev. William c. stnson, the
members of the church had taken up in their new
field
The church occupies space 70 by 100 feet fac
ing the east the west side of Bioomingdale
architecture. The Sunday school. lecture and other
rooms are In the Two stained glass windows
actress and the parents of Mr. and Mrs. Runyon
New-York tribune., 1906-12-17
FOR HEBREW YOUNG WOMEN.
New Building Dedicated in The Bronx
Yesterday.

dedication services for the new building OF
ne Young Wonen's Hebrew Association. Nos
KS 1850 and 1852 Lexington avenue, The
Bronx. were held yesterday. Formerly the as
r,stion occupied only No 1878 but 1t has
tteiy purchased the two adjoining buildings
The Rev. Dr Bernard Drachman made the
cpening prayer. and the dedication address was
delivered by the Rev. Dr.. n. Pereira Mendes of
temple Enlanu-E. The keys OF the building
were then turned over Ia Mrs Unterberg. presi-
dent OF the association.
Among The other speakers We're Henry NJ.
Ioch chairman Of the building committee; Miss
ssswig Prince and Daniel P. Eays. All the
Easkers praised the work done by the associa-
tsn IN the last year. and predicted that ii would
CO even better IL the future. The attendance al
x meetings last wear was given as II T95. The
.sT building is equipped with q gymnasium,
6ornltcriss and reading rooms.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-17
DOUBLE TRAGEDY IN BOSTON,.

Boston, Dec ia double tragedy in the South
End disclosed to-day when the body OF Mrs
Margery Clark found in bed in a lodging house
in Dover street with a revolver clutched in her
right hand. bullet hole behind her right ear
while beside her lay AL Atwood. said to have been
her husband. dying from a bullet wound in the
forehead, Atwood died later at the hospital with
out recovering his Medical Examiner Mac
Donald stated tonight that the woman must have
shot Atwood.
Atwood a native of Brooklyn. He was en-
ployed a travelling salesman by the Hartman
Trunk Company, Of Chicago making his home in
Denver. He leaves a brother, Edwin Atwood, OF
Maiden, Mass
New-York tribune., 1906-12-17
TYPHOID FEVER RAvAGEs PITTsBURG
0FE 5000 Cases This Year--City Water Pol
luted from Sewage the Cause.
~ - . g Trlbune. J

PttsbUrg, Dec. l6-Pittsburg is IN the grasp OF
;as worst epidemic OF tvphOd fever in its history
Il city officials ADMIT that they are powerless.
Two hundred ana tnirTy-One cases have been re-
ported far this month. making total OF 1892
.u me yes-.
eysrage Tor the year exceeding 100. Dr. Edwards.
E.psrinterdenc y the Bureau OF Health, declares
tas there Is no doubt the epidemic IS due entirely
h the CITY water supply, which is pumped directly
iron Jhe Allegheny River. The sewers which drain
ne t0Wn OF AEpluwal open directly opposite the
intake pipe tie Cay pumping station, and all the
ssgage from --e towns along the Allegheny River
rs polluted the water until II is alive with germs
Work the new EluTatiOn plant is being rushed.
h1t under the most favorable conditions II VIII not
b done t0- more than year. Or. Edwards has
Issue z general warning 10 boil all water used
.u drinking or cooking The disease IS not now
-t-y malignant but DR.. Edwards says that with
he coming OF spring II VIII assume its worst form
New-York tribune., 1906-12-17
RAHH0ADS.
Americas Greatest Railroad

AfS" 1AS1tcSt KSaiIrOd0.
NEw QIMTMll
4 tuosoN RIVER RAllaoAo
Trains leave Grand Central station. 42d ,.
and. except the $50 a. m, 1.02. 8.3o. 1i-s0
2. m, stop at 125th ST. IL minutes latsr.
st.0s. .2.o2 .4so. s6.oO. 900. %. %
-9.30. -11-30 .. N.
Chieago-'S.s5 a rn., '1.0s. $50 81. 80
$50, 200, 500. $3.50, .11so ?, M
Cincinlati--2O4 O4. go IS. 90 .e. 30 III 80 pm.
Cleyeland-'S45 a. H., '1.oe. $50. Zoo.
500 '9.9o, '11.so D. n.
GGoIun1busma.2.o4. $50. 500 ESQ p n -
Dstroit-ss % a m. LOG. 40 400
A.nt5sas-i1alo. fs-ao. 4s.l5 a. N. 100.
Niagara FaIIs--seo .s&5 am. 1920 am.
do2; log 800. 800. 'o.2o. $780,
81. LouisL-5to4, $50 .11.so .. m.
Toronto-ts.s 80 a m. q. 90, b9 80 BIZ. 80 D m.
HARLEM DIVISION.
Aoc a n. ana 6. .36 D. N. ex- Sunday, 10
Pfttsfeld and No. Adarna; Sunday. e37 g. m.
pullman cars on all through trains.
Ticket Offices az 14e. 245. AIS and t2fo
Broadway. e5 Union So. W, 276 Columbus
10TH 81. Stations. New York; 33S and I2o
Fulton ST. and e54 Broadway. Brooklyn.
DAILY. Tex. Sun. fEx. Mon. bEx. sat.
Telephone 900 ssth St" for New York
Central Cab Service Baggage checked from
c. =. DAILY. J. 2. FAIRLAMB.
Vice-Presiden,. Geu'l Passenger agent.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-17
NEW YORK CAPITAL IN NEW RAILROAD

Asheville, n. c. Dec 16.-Charles E Van Bibber,
OF New York, representing New York capitalists,
has closed a deal purchasing the Overlook Park
and the loop line railway, which will be used by
the railroad outlet to the West. Mr.,
Van Bibber has gone to New York TO confer with
members of the syndicate which will build the
road, and will return to Asheville the last OF the
week He will apply to the Board OF Aldermen
for a franchise to build line through the city,
and from the city limit franchise will be asked
IN inc rO PltherfOrdtou
New-York tribune., 1906-12-17
MExIco's ESTIMATED SURPLUS

Mexico City Dec 18-The Minister of Finance.
SeHor Limantour. yesterday presented TO the
Chamber OF Deputies the financial statement for
the last fiscal year and the budget for 1907 Os-
The financial statement IN Mexican currency.
shows: Normal reyenue in cash S0l s72 623; nor
NAL disbursements, S9 66691l surplus, so 3oo IL;
budget estimate of revenues In l9O7-0S ssS $500;
plus, S5, S6S. .xs4
New-York tribune., 1906-12-17
tEu. APPOINTS CHURCH DELEGATE.

The Church Association for the Advancement ot
.,s Interests of Labor applied yesterday the
cs-trsl Federated Union 70 send fraternal dele
,-s 20 its meetings. The Central Federated Union
soue tine ago appointed fraternal delegates TO the
meetings OF the New York Presbytery. which has
..ate-ai delegates al the meetings OF the Central
r.serated Union. This furnished a precedent, and
~ request Of the church association granted,
foserh r. Nannefeld OF the United Brotherhood
~ Carpsuters being appointed.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-17
STABBED HIS WIFE TWELVE TIMES.

Bracca disappeared from his home at No. 1900 Lex
ington and it ia thought by the police that
he committed suicide by jumping into the river. as
before the stabbing he said that he going to
take his life in that way. The woman was not
badly hurt and will probably recover.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-17
JACKSON CALLS APPLICANTS.

Utica, N Y, Dec 18.-Attorney General-elect
Jackson has called a meeting OF all applicants for
positions IN the Attorney Generals Office. TO take
place ct Buffalo tomorrow. August Merrill, chair
OF the Democratic committee OF Oneida
County, who is applicant, will attend the meet
New-York tribune., 1906-12-17
AAuR0ADa.
PENMSYl VANlA

PIEMNSYl VANlA
r A I L r o A d.
Stations foot of West Twsnry-sh1sd 4r~o
Urhe leavins tims from Desososses -
Cortla9dt streets Is i've minutes laa1 th4D'
that given below FOR Twsnsy-<hirc ssrse6
EoR THl WEST
.5.5S a n PITTssTR5H Day ~Rso,,
TTED.-chloaso, cinOinaaas snd Z Essi2
q. SO m CHICAGO. cINC1NEAA Am
.a5o D. m. pENsISfTaEx e: E2EEs 49, ssTEssae.
sA56 .. m. CHICAGO IIsrfEb.
&c. Is p 10. ST, LOUIS AND CCcuRRAa
EXPRESS
. % % p. N PACIFIC ExPzESS
'e.55 ?. N. PITTSBURGH sPELIAxe
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
TSs. q; .sa.. .e05, .lo.55 a; N; p
ied: :sl2a az 'si1s; s4.s5. .4'ss. 80. as
m, 10 night. sunday. SO. 9&
sss!.iossI s1ssS n fls.s isss 'l2 as 3 g 3 Gs e.
SOUTHERN rs. 'A1 -
m. l2lO a m. daily,
and S.25 .. m. daily.
sEABOAFD AIR LTNE-f2.25 p m an4'
II 10 a. IA daily.
NQREoLK AND WESTERN RAILWAY
cEESAPEAKE Z OHIO RnwAx.=
.T.55 a. m. week days; TO- Sc a m aao
FOR Old i PoINT coMFoRr and NOR
EoLK,:-.7,2o a m week days and $50
ATLANTIC CTTY-s.55 a. N. and 26o ..
\, week days. Sundays .:SS 80 =, %.
Grove fTorth Asbury Park Sundayk
ss5 sns Po.1t Ss5 PlfasaH @ and SO ia16 night ws1
Says. 4S Sundays. q. Is a. m. and 15S .. N
FOR PHLADEIPHA
SOS, s725. '7.55. s25. s55. 20 % SSS,1
iss' i9 g. 9s 1879 40 ll?s sss s. @ .sa5 IA sss
osiS5 .ssS e 80 sss S. 7S5 5' s. s.55 80
s.5S for North Phnadeiphia o9iy1 p 1p e.
m. ~ 25, s1o.53.' .t1.55, '1.55, g. 25. az,
s cs4sS fss NoF!h Z PhisaaslDsisss d g. or,y 4
Ce.55 for North Philadsiphia Onlyo . ma.
12I0 night.
sDlning Car. Extra fare trztn.
Ticket Offices, Nos. All. 1884 and 10 1xoq44SSs
way: Is2 Fifth Ave. Coelow 28d St-), ~
Fifth Ave. corner 18th St). and HatfonS'
named above: Brooklyn. CeuFs SCcSS
3s6 Fulton street; snss s1e Nos5ssna arn ~
ton The New York Transfer Cor1pA1A
win call for and check baggage rc@
hotels and residences through 70 aesons-
reIerhone ''543 Chelsea for PsrrsyavanA
Railroad Cab Service.
". W. ATTERBURY. " =, W3
GEO. W BOYD.
General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1906-12-17
BALTINORE & OEIo r, r.
through Daily Trains to the West.

Through Daily Trains to the West
Leave New York City. 23d St. Lb'y 81.
CHICAGO. PITTSBURG. 750 am 500 am
CHIC GO. COLUMBUS. IL 80 am 12.OOn'n
PITTSBURG. CLEVELD. $50 rm 400 pm
''PITTSBURG LIMIT D." 6-5o pm T.00 pm
GIN, ST LOUIS. .LOT7TSV.. II. 80 pm 80 am
GIN ST LOUIS. .LOUISv.. ESQ am 10 90 am
GIN, ST LOUIS. .LOUISV., $50 pm 500 pm
Ofhces: 245 434 1900 Broadway. Aston
House los Greenwich St. IS Union Square
w 3S1 Grand ST n Y: S45 Fulton ST..
Brooklyn: West 23d St. ana Liberty ST.
After .. n. Sleeping Car Reservations
and f1Il information regarding trains. etov
can be obtained at Bureau Of Information.
b O. R R. 23d ST. Terminal. Phone
No. Chelsea 3i44
New-York tribune., 1906-12-17
FOR SALE

DESKS. rolltcps; partitions. ratings tables
safes, letter presses, counters. shelvfngs
clothing store fixtures; stores, Offices fitted
Finn Bros. 2S-a2 Centre st
New-York tribune., 1906-12-17
HAMBURG-AMERICAN LNE.

HkMBURG-AEERICAN LME. .
Twin Screw Passenger Service.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS RBOURG-HAMBUR9
'Walderseo Dec. Is, 5 AM sP' ns'Enia Dec. %
Bluecher. Dec. %. 10 AM Am Lxa new Jan-5
sOmits Cherbourg.
Mediterranean Service.
TO -NAPLES-GENOA
Hamburg Jan. 10i Hamburg. Mar. 2s
''fMoltke.. Jan. 2sltfP. V LuiseApr. II
Deutschland. Feb. 4'+sAfoltke. e.. Apr. %
Hamburg. Feb. 19l Hamburg. May
-Eas grill Room tHas Gymnasium
Mediterranean and Orient Cruise. 70
days. Mediterranean Cruise
New-York tribune., 1906-12-17
General Passenger Agent
NEW JERSEY eE.TsAL

NEW jersey, SsEsg, &C. eEsIRAL !.I 3. Y
Time shown below is from Liberty -
West Esd St leaves 10 minutes earlier. 60
eeDt as noted sy sf,.snEE4 assn4,E44asiR9f ,s9 MARKS
f'i:1S $50; m7.oe m's.oo $50 -
$50. 200, 500 400; 1900 5A
m,S99 200. 800. 's.oe. Dio.so p. NJ
BALTIMORE AND wAsHrNaroM
-Iso 500; S'1o.so. f'i2oo. '2oo. fs-&oek
LlXEWooD AND LAKEHURsr-sAM-
e.40 A NJ, II. 90 Lso. k8,4o dAt1 40
P. NJ, x6. 15. Sundays. $50, a.4o A. -
ATLANTIC CTrY-'s.so A ". xLce. ka%A
LONG BRANCH, AsBgEY PARK. OCEAN,
GROVE SUNDAYS. No. AsSrry Parxl--
Etoo. $50 = so 4 NJ; s.ia40 -.
6ssan Grove. 400. eco A, Il. t.0s.
Tine tables giving train. to EAsToN.
CEUNK WILKEsBARRA SCRANTON.
READING. HARRISBURG. POTTSvnLE.
WILLIAMsPORT and all other points can
CHest 2sd St. Tel sj44 Cheisea1. s Astcr
House. 245; asa; 1900. 1854 Broadway. 1sa
9th Az: 2sI 5th Az. % Union sGusS
Soignbus Sgs s' AT Az E; New HV' YorS' % Court s..
s4s. 344 Fulton ST. s7s Nostrand Av..
Brooklyn; $50 Broadway. Williamsburg.
New York Transfer Co. calls for and checks
fBaIly. tDaily. except Sunday psua-
DAYS. tParlor cars only. aExcept eatrr-
days InP,ning nII car Except Sundays sSs SSSs-
ing car Sundays SDinins car daily.
From Twenty-third Street-e12 20 P. NJ,
"a 30 P. M. j11.eO P. NJ. 20 P. NJ.
vleePles' % r { CEN Mgr. GEN. Passr % Agent.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-17
TYPEWRlTIN0.

THPEWhlTERS-Al makes sold. rented
repaired. exchanged; reliable service
German. 7S Nassau ST. Telephone 2TaO-
Cortlandt
New-York tribune., 1906-12-17

OLD GOLD AND SILVER
OLD GOLD, silver and precious ssouss
bought St highest market yeluei mace
into new articles or exchange for new Jew
sirY or Japanese goods at n. p. IeDDsrs
fsctory, IS West Bist St, basensat.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-17
DENTISTRY.

BRIDGE WORK revoiutionised by DT.
Buchanan's latest invention. teeth with
oct plates. specialist In. porcelain crowns
and inlays: inexpensive Dr.. BUCHANAN. oS
Madison ave, corner 59sh 81.
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house. which cnn bc added 10 and made
into fine nat Lots lhxl& feot. one
half block east OF county bldg, on
Fourth South street.
HOFFMAN BROS, GO w, 2ND SO.
1880
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STOCKS AND BONDS

TOI, A SAFE INVESTMENT GUAR
Dir Dinr,eeInp bil. returns that VIII stand
The closest investigation. Sec d. T. ,la, Ia,
pans II w. 2nd SO, Il,Vl
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CASH REGISTERS

NATIONAL CASH REGISTER. OSCAR
Groshcl salos agent No. POI Main st
Expert cash register repairing Second
hund registers always In stock. nl6S0
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lEDNINF0RMATI0N

KNOWING THE WHERE
Mss Emily Sylvester, last
salt Lake City, please write
ser. Vega p o., MINI. t21S5
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g eCHooLBOY WANTS PO-
pSe kind Address u 80. Trib-
t2l9f
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

lGyxS30 FIT, 21s BLOCKS FROM o S. L..
EytO Greatest bargain offered. Also 30
r. state % way below tho market Must
be sold his week, cash or half cash
Hubbard lnv't Co. tl7-3