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Evening journal., 1906-08-16

Although not suporstitious, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Lane. who were married
last night. refused to start on their
honeymoon after the ceremony because
the horses attached to the team they
had engaged 10 take them TO the train
ran away. They We're not in the We
hicle. but the incident was looked upon
by them as an evil omen and they
Evening journal., 1906-08-16
FINDS BIG FRAUD
IN NATURALIZATION
lccret Service Men and John
P. NieIdS Will Round Up
the Sharks
.OCAL ITALIANS
HELP GOVERNMENT

Information which probably will lead
% the speedy capture and conviction
,f the naturalization swindlers who
have worked all along the Atlantic
cast for several years. selling worth
.ess documents TO ignorant aliens anx-
ous to obtain citizenship papers. was
brought to light yesterday afternoon in
he United States Secret Service Offices
n Philadelphia. Five Italians. all Of
5ne family, living in this city. walked
IN unannounced and declared their in
tention Of telling all they know regard
ang the workings Of this gang. which
has been the cause of much worry and
trouble to the Government for five
lyears.
This gang Of confidence swindlers
have been known to the Secret Ser
vice only through the fact that their
2depredations We're continually brought
TO the ears of Chief Operative Mat
thew Griffin Investigation has been
going on. but little light could be
thrown on the exact location of men,
Z bers Of the organization. Because the
workings of this gang showed them tc
be led by man with brains and prob
ably an old hand at the game, and
since their operations covered such an
immense district. including almost
every city along the Atlantic coast
4 from Boston TO Tampa, it was felt that
cautious investigation was necessary
Facts obtained yesterday by Mr.
Griffin in a stiff cross-examination OF
the informants promise TO bring mat
ters to a speedy head.
Speedy Arrests Expected
Just what the information obtained
was Mr.. Griffin would not say. but IL
speaking of the case he admitted the
great value Of the evidence obtained
and expressed his expectation thai
things could be wound up with a rush
The deductions already made by oper
atives Of the service. TO the effect tha
Il the gang Is extremely powerful ani
has many agents scattered all owe
the country. We're substantiated bl
facts brought out yesterday.
Atlas the swindler. who was convict
cd and sentenced some time ago fl
Philadelphia for naturalization frauds
is said to have been a lieutenant il
this organization now under surveil
lance. His arrest temporarily stopped
CONTINUED on Fifth Page)
Evening journal., 1906-08-16
Ieft civ 40 Esoaue Arrest.

Constable Charles Barnes is searching
for Antch ceicey. Of No. 10 Poplar street
who is seriously accused by Miss Kaska
Telern. A warrant charging him with
basterdy was sworn out by the woman
but he learned OF it and disappeared. The
girl 's 70 years OF age.
Evening journal., 1906-08-16
Marrisoe Licenses Issued.

Magistrate Robertson to-day issued mar
'risge licenses as follows; Wiley L. Bel
and Annie Bailinger. Of Philadelphia
John E. Barrett and Jennie Noble Full
ton. OF Philadelphia. and James Whit:
and Alice Elliott. OF Newport
Evening journal., 1906-08-16
Woodmen Have outinn.

Woodmen Of the World are having
an all-day outing at Brandywine
Springs Park to-day. Tonight class
of fifty candidates will be adopted in
the dancing pavilion.
Evening journal., 1906-08-16
Warners Build New PIant.

The Charles Warner Company is
building a new shop in South Will
mington. 1t viii be used to try sand
which is dredged from the river and
brought here on barges
Evening journal., 1906-08-16
Materlnl for pomdor.

The steamship Crown Of Aragon arrived
at the long pier to-day with a cargo o.
nitrate OF soda for The dupont Powder
Company.
Evening journal., 1906-08-16

PITTSBURG.-Labor troubles be-
tween union and non-union miners are
xaid TO be responsible for bloody cut
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-15
La ma9ia maraviIIosa de
la India

Las hlxaGA dc Ia msga india han colmado Ia 6pica Glen.
tfG. Muchss dver reciones han publicado psro pn
tan aorprndente ell SSunday Ma
g,zines rmadR James elton Gray rnde Las tx9een-
caS dbl df1nso CaUan JJh1 Gdwn Jbb del e6co ipgIes
E CHpitsn ,bb encontrAba union de oros
o6csles sentado ala en- k dia piezA que media
ventcnco pies de largo por ounce de snchc uminada por
vente uce de coocdGE hera 10 largo de cornisa De
prono apareci6 fax pidendo moR los oHcae e ofre-
csron regular remuneration les proporsonaba ago nuevo
de mag
Haba 81 lcapitan Jebb.
Sci fkr IsvAn6 s brI3o izquierdo apun6 con al ndce
uno los mechroG de cornisa paado nstane Apag6
Se66 egufay ambien txtn0ui6 proa0uiendo
los dmss hiata der l6o sncnddo Para fsca como
uedes Eupondrn ssnamos todoH nteesados
npulaconei Nutro h1mbre detuvo para fro.
tare d brAzo erdo con ID mAno dschs Eegula apun6
81 6mo mscheroy este spsg6 dsSndonOs cOmpstaments
obIcQras,
Dssan los shbs que snciendan de nuevo loa mschee
roa preEunt6 defeods Ell fkr medic de ID obous
rdad LIE conteItamoS que nmeiImsnte Ia Ultima us uue
hsba extuguido hr6 cAor vmou al indQsns
coocldo goa actud sn vo que vsz apuntsba
ell dsdo de msno derscha de de h izuuierds
Para rgar cueno amigo enosnd6 todoa los mecheroS an
ndo inverse haata los Vne meceros ardsn como anes
de comenzn el experimento.
II Eitsn los sahibs Htiafechcsl vov6 preeuntsr
Por supuesto 10 ebmos peo tsperanSsdos en- seouf
eontempando mrtvSS ngmos ndifsrenca Eso pGrsc6 n.
eonodar Ago 81 kr quen dsspue de pemanecer IN minute
70 on Las manos ctusd ffente cGbsza encorvadA sOb
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DEL FRIO AL FUEGU

saa nochs de mi Ado empr qua todo 10 dsmSa
impossible creyendolo creysndomsI 70 iuro used que
soy suya tod&s las voundes de mi alma de mi carne
coma 10 ssrA ii iQntAs mi mi alma IL hubieran sdo
Lucia pGrecsle mis- oios AaombrAdos mi hundido
snonadAmentoa iofnitO eGpsndecs sombrs dc
mma E ssplaudo de inmsnsa de inmsnso el
Que azi 81 hCe llegnme ellis miserable mis-
ms de hAmbre deaumbrSdo de MuJER de la mica 14ur
diUnsadQ Ia pena possession del hman0 pensaDet0 que han
Vso ha shorA mis- oioa que hAce cgera mano
ysndo de rodllas, y dscirlA como IN Dios
-Cfeo On RI
Luego evAnto, se Que cuanto pudeA qaersr saber
mi curosidad del ao dc esta ep0SG 10 abs mi cosz6n n
que baar del pedestal para conArlo del peds
tai del trono de dvnA es Ahora dbo habers vo
por vsz Ultima al EepGrArnoI para sempre.
B,so mano ffente bess ella mi frente com9 en-
beso dc ideA. me AlEo, ~ miro inta ella:
-Adi6v, L1cfL El amigo de uItsd pArit Fl amsnts
io iorA vove buscarte vers ismAI amSs Q1ers
deatno que pusdsa solo para 6 81 deleoE segu Ia sombra
de tu vida
Giro SGgo. Ella no SO smueVs.
TOdavis dsaparsOer, yo6lVome paato ID saludO:
-Adi6i, Lucia.
-Adi6s, Andres.
HI dssdoracr Ia dislsra msno ID oabsaa en- penumbra
de ID luna.
Un minute despu6s enoaenlro gran plaza desiers
pobAda nadA dc uns de perfumes donde contra
mis- nmenso pants6n de odA TERRA
bsio el cielo.
No ttreyo nj nj 3 wolverine para Quizsl
en- a ventant f9rma blnca nj alma Que es nj
vida
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-15
iOo,tinudcs6n de Ia pdqina5ql

tOortinNdcs6n de Ia pdc'ndoFl I
--CRIMENES horribles % come |
ON on todos los paises eu los que el
amor ha aldo el m6vil prinsipal. Cfi
men & 10 Eleg ansia y al huen gusso %
somste, xsando un Perfume 6 un Jab6n
vulgar, suAndo el exquisite Cashmere
BouQ uet-ys On perfume 9 On Jabon-
90 oil sumun del buen tono. --Colgass y
60, New York.
LABORES.- Sc 'oll'l'an
Bordadoras y buenas OalGdcrGs, sseeO'
randolss trabaio conssante. Proporslo
nAmos 10 tela , dibuio snviandolos .
suAlQusr parts dc 10 isla' Dirigirss
yhs Porto Riso DRAWN WORK .
Nmhroidary % Fortalexa 10. Tam
baen no soliaitan Oostsvsr0s. Inc
wTHI HELvETIA.-21 salls 90
Crux. Gran saas do h6spsdss' sTs'
als d. hotsls. Apcaanhos para fsmiliss
y paraonas solss. Comidaa sineusn'
h sanaavou subisrto. RaKoH. TslSfono
Ion, Aparsado sorrso, 3s6, Propisss'
ho, Psdro Sehira. Notai Este hossl
saAk 4 sarge dc una saHoritA eaKus'
AA
-Eg NECEsAR1O exigir qua aada
ousiA obtengs grAbado el nombrs Dl'
gaativo MoiaTriesa. pero IN solo sssa-
ahs produas mcior sfsato que ana do
ssna do hosellas dc aqua minsrAl Q os
oar sl Gniso surasivo radical. del o.
I6nago y dol lnssatino, sl Digestive
MoiArrista puridaa los Alimsnaos Y
los haas asinilahles. III legisimo Di'
gsstivo HoiarFista sura On an die LOB
Indigsstionss, On IN mss les diapes'
siAs 6 gastralgias, y On tres misses los
uAs graves Intermediates sr6nicss DEL
ssA6mAgo y del intestino, EssA uni'
vsrs AlmsnAe aoadrmado, % torma ain
lxual, Gus 10 ansasia del Digestive
MojarrtssA % ward AadarAments rsdieal
superior 4 l. do todos los otroH 70
madioa. De vsnta On lsa prinsipslss
'ArmAcias dc Europa y Amsrisa.
ri saaor nlAz NAVARRO ha
sssh'aaido 50 OHsine do AboEade '
" wntArta ss ssts sizdAd, eRlla de Ian
'aSe@ MAmara Ii.
Riapas ante In Cnrta Fsdafsl, Gar
. DO uiatYi$o da Aoda In Iala ooFte
sgpramA. dadiaaRdase Rsimismo al
sxAman do sissIoa do propisdadsa, In
aovporAsi6n de oersorAaisAss del gaia
; sxarsngsHss , trsnihAsi6a dc sxpa
iisrbss de sxpropiasi6n ioYxoaA.
Asapsando Is n0hls e0G Aetansil
koy ests tshlasids 81 el eiaPaieio do lRI
srefaaionas do AhosRdn y NotRrio, o
vaNuP DIAE NAVARRO 60 6ispons
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Doctor R. 2uIz Arnau

De regreao dc 81 viaie Europa,
aaaba dc instAlar gu ofeina profesio
nal 90 10 eAlle del Cristo, utmero Il
Horss de consultaI dc y J media { }
y media de IL tsrds. d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-15
AVISO

BE vende por la mitad de 90 valor
an aparato para fabricar bebidas ear.
bonatadas. Sc compone del generator
tres fuentes con sus eorrespondientss
lavaderos do gas, una mesa para lie
mar botellas de tapones do gravitaei6n
y IN llenador do sifones.
Para informes diriArss On Camuy
A ANTONIO CASTILLO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-15
NotiCiaS dol dia

sobrar & sss elisntss A0nogaEics oxss
aixAmente m6disos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-15
LInsa FsItoa dsI Os!ts


BilIssss bGrasoa para diGs festipcs
IN IL elass de Capital & BAyAm6n,
do y vHslt& 50 stvs.i en- - 1e stvs.
I'm u dc REyAn6u { CAlaho, Ida y
vxslia IL stvs, 90 - 10 stvs.
Rillpte ordinArio do Capital & Gaia
10 ~ alGsa & ) aavz'
Glasses De Ing 6' Y e'PaHoI
So dan elssss de !rg6s y espHfo',
msrAna, tArds y noche precios con-
vsneicnAles. San JoGe 20 alto I'm d
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-15
HERMINlO DlAZ
Abogado-N -Notarlc
San Juan, Puerto-Rlco
SAN JUsTO IL.
SAN JUSTO L

aA-SE VENDE, un ioss dc tsbse
sn rama, .soassho dc 1905, do las me
iorss vegas do Caguas, Dirigirss &
Quinonss Cabszudo 90, CAguAs, Pusr'
10 Riso,
NODIsTA Sc nssssiia una Mo-
dissa sara 10 Diressi6n del DsParta-
msnso do sossuras dc sThs Porto Rico
Drawn Work b Embroidery Cos 10
Allsn Ms, San Juanl
DOCTOR GvSTLVO uVuQl
DE LA FACULTAD de
Medicina de Madrid y Ex-pro-
fesor Clfnico del Hospital dc
San Carlos, de Ia misma IA
cultad, de regreso de su vlale
4 Madrid, ha establecido 81
o6cina professional en- Ia calle
de Tetuan nQ 81.
Horas de consulta de z 4
1 o. m. Telefono NJ 326. d.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-04-16
NAMING OF THE INDIANS.
The Difficulty Of Finding Suitable
Names for Their Absurd
Ideas.

Under instructions from President
Roosevelt DR.. Charles A. Eastman, a
Sioux Indian, has renamed more than
1000 Sioux with family names, says
d writer in the World To-day. in order
to make the inheritance of land more
simple and secure.
Where possible he has kept The
original Sioux name of some member
of family-as in bestowine the name
"Matoska.' meaning White Bear on
the FAMILY of that chief Sometimes
the combination of wifes name and
husbands has made "A musical name,
as "Winona DIANA The favorile
name for women means she who has
a beautiful home, which DR.. Eastman
has anglicized in the patronymic
"Goodhouse
But by far the hardest task is in
finding new names for the absurdities
of Indian nomenclature Bob-Tai "a
Coyote" was young Indian who has
come to prefer himself as Robert Y.
Wolf" After a long struggle with
Rotten Pumpkin Dr. Eastman has
at last recorded the owner OF the name
on the tribal records under the nom
committa title of Robert Pumpian"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-04-16
Dalmatian Peasants.

In the interior of Dalmatia the Ia
borers still live in the old patriarchal
fashion The eldest male rules I've
household as might some ear; in fact,
II is not 50 many years since ne had
life and death power over its innate.
When a son weds he brings his Wife
to his fathers house, that the prop
erty may remain in the family There
while he works in the eld--for they
are peasant farmers, working lands
held by hereditary proprietors, almost
as might the serfs of Russia-she tends
the dwelling When his guests come
she sends out not only for him. but
for the patriarch, since he alone can
really welcome a visitor, and he keeps
the keys to the shelf where is stored
the gin in which toast is offered to
friendship
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-04-16
BENNINGTON BRIEFS


Told for Bu'N Readers.
Jesse Coomar is visiting his son
George in Schenectady
Fresh sweet pea seed in separate
cOlors and mixtures. Hea h, Elm S'J
The first street fallir Of the season
put in an appearance on the corner
Saturday evening.
VIM E Shaw of Utica is the guest OF
Mr. aud Mrs John Eddington andotl
friends in the village.
J Geo Hudgins was at home Sunday
to attend the funeral OF Mrs Julia +
Hodge, his wifes mother.
Archie Teal, Alton Potter aud
Joseph Rogers passed Saturday aad
Sunday in Troy and Albany
Mrs Hattie Albee of Gage streer
spent Easter with friends in Spring
field aud South Hadley Falls
Mrs Maria Tower has leased one Of
the flats in the Goodali house On Main
street and viii shortly locate in it,
Mr. and Mrs f L Stone begun house
kicking today in the rooms over the
Bennington creamery, formerly Nc
Gnrk's barber shop on Main street,
II w Burgess, VS. has about com
Dleted a new room for Office use in con
nection with his barn in tn rear Of
his house The Office is fitted up in an
attractive manner.
The funeral of VIM Mcclure took
place from st Francis de Sales church
Sunday afternoon Rev A } Barron
officiating The burial was in the
cemetery at Bennington Center, six OF
his sons serving as bearers.
Plans for the janitors house at the
battle monument, which were recently
completed by W Bull, are now in the
hands OF contractors who will bid for
the erection OF the same. 1t is expect
ed that the house will cost from 81, 800
TO $4,000.
Special officer Richard Hurley while
ON his rounds Saturday evening found
Herbert Smith of North bennington
on North street, sound asleep. He
took him in custody and Smith remain
ed in jail over Sunday. 10 the mUni-
cipal court this morning he was fined
50 and costs amounting to Sl3.44 which
he paid.
John Berry died at the Soldiers
home hospital Sunday morning after
being i'll only week. He was "a
years old served during the civil war
in Company C, third New York heavy
artillery three years He was admitted
70 the home from Windsor in 1889 and
has been a member most Of the time
since then. He will be buried in the
home cemetery.
David D Athsrton, who died in the
home hospital early Saturday morn
ing. was taken prisoner by the confed-
crates at the battle of the Wilderness
in Virginia, and for two months was a
prisoner at Andersonville. When re
leased he was so weak that he crawled
out of the stocka6e on his hands and
knees.
j Geo Hudgins left this morning on
the road as business manager for the
German and Ford theater Co. Mr.
Hudgins has been travelling in the
northwest and Canada and reports
business good u every point The
company is moving eastward and VIII
make its first stop in Vermont at st
Albans. The company expects 20
spend ihe summer vacation at Cape
Breton
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-04-16
Take Time
To Eat
Hurry at Meals viii Send You
To VIM. L. Gokay's For
Mona Stomach Tablets.

II QFt y at m cas- w III oCAi0 ~
To VIM. L. Gokay's For
Mona Stomach Tablets.
''Eat in haste and repent at leisure" is
an old saying brought up to date.
Hurry at breakfast means bad
start for the day and if you hurry also
at the other meals, you will soon suffer
with loss of appetite, sleeplessuess,
furred tongue, specks before the eyes,
headaches, backaches, weakness and
debility, indigestion or other ills that
are caused by an abused stomach.
Here in Bennington as in thousands
of other places over the country, hurry
at meals increases the druggists bust
ness. Not day passes that VIM. L
Gokay does not sell several packages
of Mona stomach tablets to those who
have ruined their digestion by not tax
ing time to eat.
VIM L Gokay has seen so many cures
made by Mona that he sells it under
an absolute guarantee that it will be
successful 10 every case where II is
used in accordance with directions,
that is. one tablet before each meal
and will refund the money to anyone
whom it does not help. A large box
of Mona tablets costs but so cents If
il cures. nothing if it fails.
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COLE

comtered. but by bathing our souls in
the high inspiration of his great gen
eral principles of government and LTD
erty and addressing ourselves as prac
teal men TO the solution of practical
difficulties Let us have his faith in
the people. his sense Of obligation TO
the welfare of the whole citizenship,
his opposition to class rule, his con
ception of the dangers OF specia priv
llege and the sacredness Of honestly
acquired private property In this
spirit may the great party he founded
offer shelter at the present crisis in
our Industrial history from the tyran-
ny OF privilege on the one hand and
the mSomded 'perlls of Socialism on
the other"
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AThousnnd Dollars worth or Good

i have been afflicted with kidney
ardbladder trouble for years, passing
gravel or stones with excruciatng
pain" says a II Thurnes, wei
known coal operator of Buffalo, O. 81
rot no relief from medicine until | be-
gan taking Foley's Kidney Cure, then
The result was surprising. A few doses
started the brick dust like substance
and now | have no pain across my
kidneys and feel like new man. 1t
has done me $1,000 worth of good, -
Foley's Kidney Cure will cure every
form of kidney or bladder disease. b
A Quinlan.
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AIDDLETOWN y r.. April A.
The llfeless body of "a young man
which was afterward identified as that
of George Pryor. an Englishman who
had lived recently in New York has
been found near Cmcleville with bul-
let wound Ia the head 4 pistol was
found near by and the police conclud-
ed the case was one of suicide Young
Pryor. IL Is learned. claimed 10 be the
son Of wealthy English parents from
whom he had been c>tranged several
years.
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Wonnen Soldiers

In the Prussian army the command
ers of / 4 regiments are women and, al,
though the position is purely formal,
yet these female colonies enjoy like
military rank with the male holders Of
the title and on occasion wear the uni
form of their Office.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-04-16

Never can tell when you'll mash a
finger or suffer a cut, bruise, burn or
scald. BE prepared. DR. Thomas
Electric Oil instantly relieves the pain
quickly cures the wound.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-04-16

Do not wait until Saturday evening
to buy Easter cards. Our line is com
plete now but are going fast Fergu-
SOD s shop 645 Main street. st
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-04-16

I OST-GOld English warch fob with adys
- head set h. gold and gold ring attached 20
ribbon. Liberal reward will be given if return.
ed 10 this office.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-04-16

~ r. FARNUM- Contractor. painter and
W .paper-hanger. 2O3 Uuion ST.. Benning-
ton. W 45
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-04-16

OST ON Gage street between North and
II Park streets pocket book containing one
dollar in money, key and a ticket. Finder
please return TO MS North ST.
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FOR SALE
CONTRACTORS AND Buffers

JAMES SILK, contractor and builder. Also
- repairing, rebuilding and shop work. shop
.0l Pleasant street.
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TO RENT

no RENT.-Desrab BILE tenementS. Offices anc
l stores. Possession giycr immediately.
". Il. Hawks. eO5 North ST.
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rINO RENT The rooms over JenSen's store
4 on North Street have been vacated and
are 10 let. Enquire of WI. Watson 5gtf
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10 W p r IC Ed
ADVER Isl N G
WANTED

WANTED Energetic lady or gentleman 10
3is On per weeh ami expenses. Expenses ADD
vanced. Chance for promotion. Address,
i. b. Cornwall, Bennington, VI. s2-2t
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-04-16

TO RENT--lls South ST.. rooms. Furnished
l or unfinished. All modern conveuiences
Board { desired }. II. Remington.
no RENT.-The Burgess house. 3is Main St.
l. Inquire OF II W Burgess. ct
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-04-16

Il q RENT The Calvin Brewer house and
barns and place consisting of&S acres. one
mile north Of Bennington village Inquire OF
John McCurdy. Bondyille. or John Nash Ben
nit gton 65t2t
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-04-16

S,ALESMEN WANTED For dress goods
> and domestic department state expert
ence. reference and salury Gillespie Bros
Ho sick Falls. n T. s4i2