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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-07
LIVES LOST ON TROY ?
Coroner of Ossining Hears of FATAL
ties-JVU Investigate.

C,oro,er A II. SQUIRE, Of Ossning, said yesterday
that he would have examination MADE OF the
hull of the burned steamer City OF Troy "nIcH
caught fire on Friday evening and put into Gould
,,ier at D0hbs Ferry to land her passengers. Thus
far the Citizens Line has not accounted for all the
passengers and Coroner Squire is not satshed that
all escaped DIR. Squire said that Carl Strom' OF
No u Water street. this city, a passenger on the
steamboat said yesterday in affidavit that a
German who was a fellow passenger tord Strom
after landing at Dobbs Ferry that his son was
lost the burning steamer
Strem in his affidavit said that he boarded the
CITY of Troy in this city shortly before els p. m.
Friday the hour she sailed He declared that at
$50 D. m he smelled smoke and informed deck
hand The deckhands according to Strom did not
exert themselves to fight the fire until 1t under
great Roadway. He said several deckhands un-
coed a hose and turned en- the water. but the hose
leaked badly and had to be bound with rags
DR.. SQUIRE has heard T9n no. LIZ Ssy NeSI YoT,,
TO talk with some Of the survivors he SWoEe ~
w E H EEg pS, yesterday as special ofneer 10
Captain Bruder was censured at the scene Of the
wreck yesterday because ne had not put his boat
into Yonlers. where there Is a paid FIRE depart,
nS6T and e OF b |a LETT ew S
was put into Dobbs Ferry at o'clock The crew
sSssbt ey tas d her pobSs Ferry
Department was sW; tbs boat II tbe8 had been
called as soon as the steamer was beached. It is
wSeh was SUM- by the Vound more than year
ago lies within fifty feet Of the wreck OF the City
When told Of the proposed investigation by Coro-
ner Squire y. II. Campbell, secretary Of the Citi-
zens' Line said that there were lives lost on
the City OF Troy, He sgid the company had 2
his action throughout the period Of the. IRE. He
is one OF the best captains we have. said Mr.
Mr.. Campbell said the City Of Troy was worth
S SeeH maas t. daS OF the Value Of
cargo carried by the steamer. Mr.: Campbell said
thaf two new steel steamboats, would be ready next
season to take the place OF the City of Troy and
her sister boat. the SaFato which was damaged
in a collision on the Hudson several months ago.
The regular schedule OF the Citizens Line %
steamers between New York City and Troy viii
not in any way be interrupted. the steamer Ulster
having been substituted for the City Of Troy. The
he regular route
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-07

ODELL CLAN GATHERS
Discusses Reapportionment Bill
Woodruff Supports Governor.

Ex-Governor odell. who met a number Of his
friends az the Fifth Avenue Hotel yesterday AFTER
noon saws that Il looks IL nearly all the Senate
district lines will have 20 he reformed on account
Of the decision OF the Court OF Appeals IN eonnec-
zion with the I'd and 18th districts.
There was a good-siEed roundup OF the odeH
men at the hotel yesterday, some OF the ex-Gov-
errors callers being William G. warren OF buifalo'
superintendent Of Public WORKS boSG, EoWaId
II. Healy Edward Lnuterbach. John p windolph'
william H. Ten Eyck. George W. Wanamaker'
Abraham Gruber d. Harry Ralston' Joseph LeVen-
son and William S. Gernlain
Colonel Gruber started chafins as soon as ne
caught sight Of the visitor from Newburg.
.,CIovernor'. said he IT represent The Yonkers
Tvvice-a- Week, and want 20 ask you IL you are
a practical man.
Il am not said Mr. odeI. as he winked at the
bOisterous crowd.
"Well. Mr.. OdeII. in your Judgment Is EDWARD
II. Hartman a practical MANI"
''In view OF what has happened I cannot say
that think he is'' said Mr.. Odel.
Then the Oden men gathered around round
table in the cafe of the Fifth Avenue Hotel cigars
were ordered and Edward LauteTbach sent for
copy Of the state constitution.
There followed a lively discussion of the reap
portionment decision, Mr.. Lauterhaeh venturinG
various suggestions from legal point OF view
Some Of Mr. Odell's friends seemed TO think thet
the entire county of New York would have to be
redistricted and that there was good chance to
GUST Herbert Parsons from the leadership. Others
said that the Legislature would probably restore
the old lines Senator Brackets district as well
as in ex-senator StSVensS district.
State Chairman Woodruff said yesterday that IN
hts Judgment. the only changes that would be made
by the Legislature in complying with the decision OF
the Court Of Appeals would be with reference to the
Queens and Richmond district and the 18th Dis
trict. represented by Christopher Sullivan he
thinks Richmond win be Joined to Nassau and
Suffolk. He said that at the time the lines were
laid down for the I'd and 18th districts there was
grave question about their status, but that the
committee in charge did the best II could with
difficult problem.
Asked about the Albany situation Mt. woodruff
said: IT thoroughly IN accord with Governor
Hughes on the Fundamental principle of the Public
Utilities bill. and confident that II will become
q law after certain amendments have been made
These amendments will not destroy the usefulness
of the measure. They Will make IT more practica-
BILE. In making this statement of my own views l
think that represent the opinion OF the state COM
mittee, but he added. with suggestive smiles i
would not be positive a bout that"
what will be the final disposition OF the Kelsey
case?''
II have always regarded Il a sort OF judicial
proceeding said Mr. Woodruff. The Legislature
e acting tie jury and is asking for the evidence
II would be out OF place for me 20 discuss the
matter while It IS pending settlement"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-07
HUGHES COMPUTES DEATH SENTENCE.
Governor Acts in New Workers. Case on Rec
ommendation Of Court Of Appeals.

Albany. April s.-on the recommendation Of the
Court of Appeals. Governor Hughes day COM
muted TO life Imprisonment the sentence OF death
imposed on Leonardo BToneado. Of New York City.
Last Tuesday the court confirmed the conviction.
saying: We fully appreciate that there cir
cumstances in this which. while not control
ling the legal character OF the defendants crime.
tend 10 diminish his moral fault. and appeal
for cleInency, IL may be. should relieve him from
suffering the extreme penalty OF the law
Broncado shot and killed Francesca Lapaglia on
June /. 1906, in New York City. The evidence was
that Lapaglla threatened BroncadO on several oc-
casions and assaulted him before the fatal shot
fired This Is the first conviction OF murder in
the first degree that the Governor has commuted.
Broncado was % be put 20 death during the week
beginning Nay 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-07
FOURTH WEEK OF CIRCUS.
Advance Sale of Seats for Barnum & Bailey
Large

The fourth week OF the Rarnun & Bailey cir
Gus opens Monday afternoon with no indication OF
q falling Off in the attendance that has so far
characterized the engagement. Last week was a
notable one for large crowds. both at the after
noon and night performances. Usually il is a dan
gerous thing in the world OF amusement 10 adj
vertise an attraction as old-fashioned. This show
presents all the real typical features OF the old
time circus together with many new acts tnat are
a DEVELOPMENT of the best things in the circus az
tradition. This is notably true among the horse
acts. and in the gymnastic and acrobatic Offerings
The striking features are just numerous enough
and Just sufficiently awesome 20 convince the audi
that there Is, IN the circus world, still some
thing now under the sun. The ski jumping 81 Carl
GOwelsen. the riding seal and the aerobatic ana
trained animal performances OF the Novelties take
a prominent place The advance sale OF seats for
the coming week was large.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-07
LAST OF BASH COLLECTION SOLD.

The last 10 pieces Of che 700 Chinese pcreelains
ana other Oriental objects constituting the Clcs~s
entine Bash collection. sold at auction yester-
day at the Fifth Avenue Art Galleries. Although
the number OF bidders present fewer than
on the three preceding days OF the SALE tho prices
realized yesterday did not range as high. The
highest price paid yesterday was s4T5 for a large
bottle. The buyer was J. w; Dimock The bottle
ure. It was piece OF ching-te-Chen porcelain
Diunock bid IN also for sl10 white imperial bottle
OF globular body and tubular neck. This piece
stood seventeen inches in height, and was also OF
the Chien-lung period.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-07
MAN ON WAGON KILLED BY CAR
Both Of Companions Legs Ampntated in
Hope Of Saving Life.

Frank HelWick. a driver. twenty years old, OF
Mount Vernon was killed Instantly last night when
q Jerome avenue car hit his wagon at Esd street
Abraham Bernstein. who was with him IN the
wagon was so badly injured that both MS legs
had TO be amputated, in the hope o. saving MS
life. Il Is thought he win not recover
Max Bernstein father Of the injured boy, was
on the rear Of the wagon. ana escaped unh'rf' nut
he tainted when he saw his son pinned under the
car. He. too. was taken to FoNdham HOSPITAL
TIE notorTnan. Joseph DelleFy. was locked up az
the Kingshridge police station. The BeFnstelns nave
q bottling factory at Mount Vernon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-07
TAKES UP PANAMA COMPLAINTS.
~
President Says ANY Wrongs That May
Exist Will Be Set Right.

Washington. April 6.-The President has taken up
the complaints affecting the eommissary depart
rnent on the Isthmus OF Panama that have come
TO him as the result Of recent visits OF members OF
Congress 20 that place. He has assured his callers
that the allegations OF graft In that department
and other complaints shah be looked into promptly,
and If conditions found TO be as alleged they
will be set right
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-07
EXPLOSION KILLS PREACHER.
The Rev. J. J. Blaekshear Blown Through
Window BY Gas Explosion.

Columbus, Ohio. April e.-The Rev j. ]. Black
shear. who came here from Marshall, Tex, three
weeks ago 20 occupy the pulpit made vacant by
the death OF the negro minister the Rev. James
Polndexter. was killed to-day by explosion Of
natural gas, caused by his lighting match in
room wherein the gas was escaping. Mr. Black
shear was blown through a window fifteen feet
from the ground. Alonzo Davis IN whose room
the explosion occurred, was severely burned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-07
MUNICIPAL FERRYBoAT LAUNCHED.
- Telegraph b - Trlbune. ]

by Telegraph 70 The Ttibunel
wilmington. Del, April 6-rhe first OF three
serr,-boats being built for the municipal service IN
Kew York by the Harlan & HoilingS77orth Corpora
sior here was launched to-day There was no
.-.,,on,- T,,e two other craft viii leave the ways
,,,,-sl,- They viii all be used in the 18th street
s-yv serzice The craft launched to-day is named
the Bay Ridge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-07
BONUS OF $4,000 ZOE mINERs.

Denver April s.-Aiore than $4,000 Will be d.
vided among the Colorado employees OF the Amerl-
can Smelling and Refining Cospany as a bonus at
the annual meeting on April 80 The bonus in 1908
was $50 O0O $50 900 last year. and this year it will
be more because Of great growth In the company's
business.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-07
MAvsoLEuM FOR j. BOYLE FAMILY.

recent addition 20 the many nausolelnS .
Woodlawn Cemetery has Just been finished zoe e''
family OF John BOYLE. a rerchant-of this city, rlo
died at his homo IN Asbury Park In July, lAe -
body was removed from ,ha RECEIVING ysus - ="
dnai resting place Saturday. NAzeA =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-07
MINE MARKET TO KEEP LATE HOURS

The brokers IN mining stocks on the curb market
nave arranged. IT IS said 70 continue trading Tor
TWO hours after thu close OF ths regular curb MAJ
Aet or untu o'clock. their purpose being 20 snsa.s
transactions IN mining shares 20 be made as ats IA
tne day here as the San Francisco excnange.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-07
HAWAIIAN LABOR IMPORTS CHECKED.

Honolulu. April s.--The Board OF Immigration has
decided that further importation OF lahorers Is TIM
possible under a recent decision OF Attorney Gen-
eraI Bonaparte. Efforts will now be mads 20 rs-
tain all the white labor now here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-07
GIRLS TO PULL DAVIS MONUMENT.
Richmond School Misses Will Haul Carriage
at Transfer Of Confederate Statue.

hlehfnond, Va. April S.-ree Camp or Confedsr~
ate veterans has accepted an Invitation 20 take
charge OF the transfer OF the statue OF President
Jefferson Davis from the railroad station here
10 tns monument site. The carriage cont tanning
the monument win be drawn through the city by
schoolgirls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-07
DEAD MANS VOICE AT FUNERAL
tBy Telegraph % The Tribune. ]

tty Telegreph % The Iribune.l
Detroit April 6-At funeral recently IN Pent-
water. Mich, after the last sad rites lad been
conducted. photograph was placed on the coffin
ard the Tnourners and friends heard the Voice Of
the dead man singing one OF his fayorits songA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-07
FINANCIAL CLOUDS.

Never cross the vision OF the man
who owns his own home and lives on
little less than his income. It's the
man who pays rent who has the most
trouble, because at the end OF every
year Of his life. except in rare cases OF
good fortune, he IL a little poorer II
he has not paid something on account
Tor "A home Of his own.
We have recently built some beauti-
ful homes I'M fine location with every
thought for proper sanitation and
modern improvements Of every descrlp-
ton.
These houses cost from $500 up on
long time payment-long time be-
cause they are built So well that we
want 90 loan money on them for a
long time. You can get the keys at
ass g. street and look them over for
yourself and then Instead or paying
rent. pay for a place that VIII belong
10 you,
SALT LAKE SECURITY g. TRUST
COMPANY.
1924 Main Street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-07
v. S. PEET's LECTURE.

A lecture entitled How Utah Is
Misrepresonted" viii be delivered By v
S Peet IN the Sugar House assembly
hail Monday evening. Dec. g. Mr..
Peet win illustrate the Utah devil
FISH the Mormon home. tho Mormon
school, Hungerford academy. the red
star on the American nag. and other
pictures that are being shown by the
Rev Mr Quitting. the Roy. Fink and
The presby terian board OF home mis-
sions In the eastern states in their
TRADE against Utahs people
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-07
CONvILLE LEADS TEAM.
Perduc Player VIII Captain the Var.
sity for Next Season.

Dad" Couville. fullback Of the Utah
University football team. viii lead its
destinies on the grfdiron next season.
He was selected last night preceding
the football banquet, ana was an
nounced during the dinner as the new
captain.
Conville is the first man elected cap
tain I'm the past five years who has
not served for long time on the team,
all previous captains Of recent years
being seniors who had worked UP
through the ranks with several years
OF playing TO their credit Convule,
however, ranks as a senior scholast-
ically and made mp Ia Psrdue play
lng experience, which he has lacked in
Utah. He came here this fan, bring
ing a good Perdue reputation with him.
and found "A place on the team owing
10 the absence OF the usual one year
rule which has resulted from agitation
for clean football In most colleges.
The banquet last night was served
at the Alta club and was attended by
the first ana second football teams, as
Wen as a large number Of alumni
Toasts were offered by Gov. Cutler and
Mayor Bransford. and by past and
present members OF the football team.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-07
HAWLEY WALKED OUT.
But lie Turned Around and Walked
Back la again

Guy HaHley charged with vagrancy
Nas before Judge Diehl yesterday aft
ornoln flr sentence The man pleaded
earnestly 20 Dee released, promising 10
leave town at once.
When VIII you go2' asked 40. court
90 wiIl walk out of town right nov.
was the reply
H'Nlcy WAS released. ana Doc kent
hF promise He walked out of town.
Duo ue came back. About O'Clock last
night Do" Nas again arrested. ana thls
r."I nuns aII pred i0r sentence. Judge
lhrhi continued thp rIfe until N0u-
day uft.rnn1u ai which flme sentence
WllI hU pronounced
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-07
RARE PIANO BARG AIMS
Piano House Closes

Tho Unh-Idah0 Music company. 21C
state street, directly opposite the
knutsford hotel closes its doors Jan
-Four carloads OF beautiful high
grade Upright ana Grand pianos
such as ChickerIng a. Sons.
Davenport a Tracy; Haddorn
Clarendon Hobart NJ cable. Bishop.
ETC., WIN be sacrificed Tor cash or easy
terms m desired. a genuine closing out
sale. Store lease fur sale. also am store
fixtures. anfe typewriter etc.. $3.50
$3.50. $500. $3.50 uprights and grands up
20 NlN0 $50 al prices from $500 up.
Select your plano now and We VIII de-
liver Christmas morning. our loss n
lnuI EnIn
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-07

the prisoners locked him Ia a cell. This
morning he told a strange story 10 Jail
en- Ripley stating that his life had
been threatened and that he knew
where dozen murderous knives had
been secreted iu the jail. The urfor-
tunata man was locked mp where he
could do no harm and "a charge OF in-
sanity viii be preferred against him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-07

LOWER MAIN STREET OF
HE FUTURE" forms the theme
of the illustration ON the front
page Of the Christmas News.
Tho subject Il by a well known
artist and will be executed ina
cOlOrs. Ready newt Saturday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-07
NOT POLITICAL GAME.
Commercial Club Officials Resent
Change ON silver Convention.

No committee on the silver question
TO draft "a resolution 80 Congress has
yet been appointed. The reason for
this is that members Of the CONNER
cial club board OF governors who
thought they we~b attempting to solve
an economic matter, and bring before
Congress question OF wide interest
in the west, have since the silver con-
ventiou been accused of playing
politics" The resentment 20 the
printed criticism IS general in the club
and canvass OF the men named 90
discuss silver shows that the greater
number were from the party whose or
gan take exception to the meeting,
and has questioned the motives behind
the agitation. The delay ina naming
the committee Is TO secure one against
WHICH no possible exceptions can be
taken on political grounds. so that the
movement shall be launched as
western agitation. and not a partisan
enc. IL is possible that the names of
the nine men viii be announced to-
morrow. Prest. Halloran and Fisher
Harris are making up the list.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-07

if you have friends abroad
NhO are Interested ln utah
Idaho, Wyoming or Nevada,
you should send diem ihc
Christmas NcW-, To be issued
saturday next. 10 wiz be
wrapped ready for mailing &C
the ''Ncws' S'iflce early Satur-
day afternoon. aud can be sent
60 any part Of the United States,
postage included, for t5c; in
magazine form, 25c: foreign
nnn Canadian postage extra.
$3.50.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-07
l.. r.. MARTlNEAU,
3N and S05 Herald Block
RANcK ADVICE ON EARTH.

RANcK ADVICE on EARTH.
Now IS the time to buy Real Estate. il
you don buy now you viii always have
"a Kick coming
SPECIAL.
For few days. 50xl5O feet ON gth East
and Park Avenue. $3.50. SALE PRICE.
S6l5.
A new 4-room, frame. back porch
] screened. viii Put city water IN kitchen,
/ located southeast .sood locauor. fine SUR
! r0undlngs. lot 81 By 100 lcet 90 alley ST.
! 475. SALE PRICE, d.400.
/ New Broom, light pressed brick cot
/ tage, front and back hal, two pantrys
! two closets large bathroom. porcelain
tub. sink IN dichen. large front porch
| back porch screened. southeast. Easy
TERMS $40. SALE PRICE s2e'O.
WIN sell 4 or modern up-to-date cot
tages on the cast side. heavily sncum-
IsItq en-, slgst ne sold Fine invcstmcnts.
RANCK RIAL ESTATE & INvT. Co.
12 d T. Walker Bldg.
i-room frame. Sc. u.Go: $50 cash,
tal, 1870 per month.
4-room pr bk. on 3th West 81 600, SEQ
cash balance sd per month.
broom pr. ek strictly modern, this is
$500
7-room. strictly modern. on grd Ave.
have nothing better for the money st700
HUBBARD INVEsTA IsN'r COMPANY
N West Second South.
81 ooo NEW p b COTTAGE. ROOMS,
modern. see owner. al p. i2th 30.
SEE HOUSTON. the HoUsERs. ~
Main Street
PROPERTY AT THE LOWEST MAR
kot price listed and sold at the
hANCh REAL ESTATE a. INVT. co.
Suit 2ll u. ~ Walker
WILL SELL you AT A BARGAIN.
vacant lots a cottage or a model house,
a Co, over i3 Main street
We have homes and lots FOR sale in au
parts of the city. Why not buy ah0me
ana GUT paying rent3
Buy a pair of lots and build sou "a home
90 suit The time and opportunity Was
never more favorable for a home-sooker
ur investor. can at orr office
HUBBARD INVESTMENT COMPANY.
ie West Second South g.
X HI
LOTS.
Do W1ls Deep. south STATE ST.
Cement Walk Boz Front
81 Per Mo, 500 Each
KENDALL AGENCY
u o Main. Phone .9s2
TX * !
WE SELL REAL. ESTATE THAT'S
all futile Bros Ted ball signs its Main |
NJ YOU HAVE PROPERTY TO SELL. |
hst With Cannon a Cannon. % h n ZEN /
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INSANE PRISONER


a mw named Mau Muzzy. who was
.'n.sHo.l a few days ago 90 30 days
imprisonment on inc charge of vac
gIHnof suddenly became insane in the
rIlf lHli last night Muzzy Imagined
lh't band of Greck policemen with
aia"n knives and bent ON murder
were after him. lie created "a great
'"l ui '1mmotion ana finally some of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-07

D srII uuraued flr suits ana orarro4ts
for fio Daniels 81 West Second south
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-07
CHRISTMAS SALE

Florence Shafer. Art Studio. sOf
Brooks Arcade. Water-color studles.
Au novelties. etc Prices 15c 20 Y5O.oo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-07
COAL
COAL


Martin Coal company castle Gate
Clear Creek lump and nut specially
adapted for healing purposes 5000 per
tom
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Bury Real Estate

? Corner Lots-Perkins Addition. can lie
bought Tor $4,000
Vacant lots corner b aad 5th Sis. at
$4,000 q rod.
1900 will buy 2-stOry modern brick r.
DOM house, furnace barn and 20 10
rods ground, 3rd 81.
$4,000 will buy new brick cottage on
Ioga, Ave. 9Th East 4 rooms. hath.
toilet. cellar, fTont and rear porch. side
walk paved.
II you want 10 buy or sell Real Estate.
call on me-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-07

HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea puri-
fies the blood. regulates the bowels,
aids the kidneys. cures stomach trou-
bles, builds up the nervous force: make
you well and happy. 30 cents. Tea or
Tablets. y. g. NJ. /. Drug Dept. 112-t14
South Main Street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-07

Harry shipler. Commercial Photos.
tspher. 40 Main 81