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The San Francisco call., 1909-10-31
A few DOSES REGULATE YOUR
KIDNEYS AND END BACKACHE

harmless remedy. with the knowledge
that there is no other medicine at any
price, made anywhere else: in the
world, which will effect so thorough
and prompt a cure. as a fifty-cent treat
,ment of Pape's Diuretic. which any
druggist can supply.
This unusual preparation goes direct
to the out-of- order. kidneys, bladder
and urinary system, cleaning. healing
and strengthening these organs and
glands. and completes the cure before
you realize it.
A few days treatment with Pape's
Diuretic means clean, active, healthy
kidneys. bladder and urinary organs
and you feel fine.
Your physician. pharmacist. banker
or any mercantile agency will tell YOU
that Pape, Thompson &C Pape, of Gin
cinnati, is a large and responsibe
medicine concern, thoroughly worthy
of your confidence.
Accept only Pape,s Diuretic-fffty-
cent treatnlent-fretn any drug store
-anvwhere in fh@ waf'id
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-31

ceived an order for another 1ndlcator
from the government to be used on the
big guns in connection with range find
ing. number Of shots fired, elevation,
etc, for Pearl harbor, in Hawaii
This is the second order placed with
this local concern, which has received
a complimentary letter from the gov
ernment officials expressing themselves
as more than satisfied with the work.
manship on the indicator. and s there
Were more indicators needed in the
future the local firm would secure the
contracts.
The same firm has also received an
order for 35 new heads to be installed
in the same number of gas engines
for the Spreckels sugar refining COM
pany. replacing some of an eastern
make of engine. 1t is quite apparent
that the local firms in need of ma
chinery are coming around: 10 an in
teTligent recognition of the durable
qualities of local manufacture
LOCAL FIRMS GET CONTRACTS
The Coriiss gas engine Company has
just finished a so horsepower gas. en-
CINE for the Warren construction CONF
pany Of this city
The Berkeley iron works has re-
ceiyed the tank contract from the
steamer Gayhead (whaling Sschooner)
out of a big field of local and Los An
geles competition
The steel contract for the new w A.
Dorm building was secured by the
western iron works of this city, which
will begin work Immediately on the
building. The building is to be erected
at Clay and Davis streets and is OF
quite intricate construction in: the steel
frame Wright. Rushford & Cahill
are the architects.
Brode & Clark iron works OF TINS
q
the stone building that is being erected
al Third and Mission streets for the
Archbishop Riordan estate: Smith
O'Brien is the architect
The Sheridan Crochter building to be
erected at O'FarreH and Jones streets
will be Of steel frame 10 pc erected
n,- the Schrader iron works. inc, of
tbis citv. The contract was let Oc-
tober 26. Sutton & Weeks are the
architects
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-31
REFORM IN W0MAN'S
DRESS IS ADVOCATED
Downfall of Many Girls Laid TO
Modern Fashions

CHICAGO. Oct 30.-Reform OF
Uoman's dress in the interest OF
morals was advocated by Harry A
Smoot general superintendent of the
Juvenile protection association, in his
report presented at the annual meet
ing of the association yesterday.
Declaring that prevailing styles &C
centuated sex and were responsible for
the downfall Of many young girls and
hoys. Smoot urged that the. associa-
ton use its influence with the sources
OF fashions, as well as with the girls
themselves, to introduce more modest
styles.
.One walking up and. down our
streets. especially in the downtown dis
frict can not help but be impressed
with the belief that the extreme STYLES
in dress which the young girls are
prone to wear must surely be contrib
uting causes to delinquency" said
Smoot Frequently every article Of
dress is so designed and so arranged
as 10 accentuate the wearer's sex"
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-31
ALL SAINTS CHURCH TO
OBSERVE ANNIVERSARY

All Saints church, Waller street near
Masonic avenue. will celebrate its SIKH
anniversary Monday. All Saints day.
In the morning at II holy communion
will be celebrated with an address by
the rector. In the evening at the
lyric choir, under the direction of John
Darlington, will render selections from
Mendelssohn's oratorio, st. Paul"
There will be no admission fee, but
an offering will. be taken for the mort
gage fund. The public is cordially in
vited. After the service refreshments
will be served to all present in the
guildroon1
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-31

pany and Ramsey & Freneh's building
stone firm had floats displaying the
various STYLES Of cement blocks.
A huge tank took up much of the
street space as it was hauled along. 1t
was manufactured by e. A. Whale
The Waggoner extension ladder COM
spany had wagon load of ladders of all
kinds and sizes.
Dento table salt, a local production.
had float consisting of a cabin made
of boxes of salt.
Ames Harris Neville company dis
played tents and sacks as they are
manufactured at their local plant.
One Of the most elaborate floats was
that presented by the Stockton iron
works. 1t showed the dredger bucket
from the model to the one yard and
three yard bucket. The model was sus-
pended from a beam and was operated.
The Mealfalfa manufacturing COM
pany had a. wagon load of the cattle
feed. There was a total of six tons on
the dray.
An orecar, such as are in use in the
quartz mines, was exhibited by the
Globe iron works.
The Sunset carriage factory had n
brand new express wagon in line.
4 three cylinder gasoline engine COM
pleted one of the Samson iron works
horsepower constituted another.
The Monarch foundry had a number
of centrifugal pumps, general castings,
ETC., on a float.
The stockton paint company demon
strated the way paint was made in
10 and the manner in which it is man
ufactured today.
The confectionery and candy stores,
the soda water establishments, the
- 4 10
had their wagons in the parade.
The Holt caterpillar engine hauled
one of the firms combined Iharvesters
through the Streets.
The Stockton creamery had its auto
delivery filed with butter, milk, cream
and ice cream.
c. Rodder had a display of harness,
saddles, and the like. and the Stockton
wooden mills paraded a drayload of
wool.
Flax from its raw state in sheaths to
the manufactured material was dis
played, samples having been distributed
TO the crowd.
. Iron wheelbarrows, trucks, scroll
work. gates, etc, made up Shields iron
works display
Grocers, auto companies and the like
had their floats in the procession. An
old cab, brought here in the early days,
was the Vehlcle IN winch X. Is. oulla-
han, chairman of the board of control,
and f. j. Dietrich, one of the boosters,
rode.
The following prize awards were
made for the window displays:
First prize-The Wave, showing Suffers mill
in operation.
Second prize-The Unique, showing oldtime
home with spinning wheel in operation.
Honorable mention--Horan's. showing early
miners camp; China hall. showing winter scene;
Austin Brothers, showing miners home; Jack
son & Earle. showing stuffed animals and birds;
Marin's music store. prospector's camp: Chinn
Beretta optical company and Hewetts bazar
scenic windows
Special nlention--IXI., clothing exhibit. wifi
40 scenic setting; Kuechler, jewelry display,
with mountain and mining setting; Tully &
Byrues clothing. with old mission setting:
smith & Lang dry goods. with scenic back
ground Arcade gents furnishings, With scenic
background
,,,yorrrec rT1rp FoFMED NIiu vol1er oot
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-31
Out=of-order Kidneys act fine
and Bladder misery simply
vanishes

out-of-order kidneys act fine and
backacne or bladder misery is relieved
after a few doses Of Pape's Diuretic.
Pains in the back, sides or loins.
rheumatic twinges. dcbilitating head
ache. nervousness, dizziness. sleepless-
ness, inhamed 81 swollen eyelids worn
out feeling and many other symptoms
OF cloggod, inactive kidneys simply
vanish.
Frequent painful and uncomfortable
urination que to weak or irritable
bladder is promptly overcome.
The moment you suspect any Kidney.
bladder or urinary disorder, og' feel
rheumatism coming, begin taking this
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-31
MADE IN SAN FRANCISCO

ipdy apas 6 the
in regard t i
ghbos and begmn d
today it nnesage dh
sgnhcat cultural OF
The Hlp under lea from t
/ W ct people
hygo sand Ntat it's Il surprise many o re
pln in the big 0 lie building in
Russia d p he
dpnreMn gbaton Il nhe ofth
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-31
STEEL COMPANY PAYS
$2,O0O,0O0 FOR LAND
BUYS Great Coal Properties in
Illinois District

TERRE HAUTE. Ind. Oct. 3O.-The
United states steel company this week
paid to the Hammond coal company
50 0Oo. 600 for coal mines and coal lands
in the Danville, I'LL, district.
The Hammond properties include
what is known as the Kelly mines at
Danville. These were sold for $780,
600 and the remaining $4,000 was
paid for coal lands in the Danville
district.
The total offhe lands transferred is
q. 200 acres. In addition to this the
steel people have obtained 10000 acres
from other owners
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-31
0RDERs FOR NEW MORIk

The Judson manufacturing company
received a structural steel contract
rom the City gas and electric COM
3any Of Berkeley on October 26.
Adam Schiiiins & Sons have just re-
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-31
Music in the Park

Following is the program of music IN
Golden Gate park today
Anthem. star Spargled Banner ,........-....
March .El Defensor olivia Castro Scott
Waltz ..Touf PARIS ............. Waidteufel
orerf,,re III Cuaranr', .......-.......-- Gomez
..f-anri,.e'' !. q. Dewey
Mosaic ia Trariafa -......5. ....... Verdi
..........R r. Wagner
Gems from king Dodo4 Lueders
tBy request)
Sexfef. Lucia Donlzetfi
Scenes from ScrcHade-' terSert
Afsrrh -.Free Ianre'' SouSa
Anthem. ''Amcrica" --'--
The Newtown bee., 1909-09-03
FOR SALE.

40 acre farm of good soil, mostly level ground; close to large village; near station and driving distance to city; g. story house of eight large rooms; run ming water; good barns and blacksmith shop; nice maple shade trees. Price $35OO; one-half cash, balance on mort gage.
 STANLEY BOTSFORD. Agent.
 Stepney, Conn.
The Newtown bee., 1909-09-03

E0R SALE-One new milch year old Y HOlstein heifer, one new milch year old Holstein heifer and one year Holstein heifer due September 15. 19O9 D. Clark Joyce. Brookffeld Juction, Conn. Tel 559-4, Danbury division. .-a
The Newtown bee., 1909-09-03

FOR SALE-A good new milk COW years old and large. Charlie B. Christensen, Good Hill R. F. D.2, Southbury. Conn. EOR SALE-A cheapmare. will work single II or double. also 24 white Pikin duck. Lu- cien Pierron. Sandy Hook, Conn.
The Newtown bee., 1909-09-03

' [ Ours is a phianthropic organization whose object it is to assist worthy Jewish immi- grants to become farmers, No commission is charged to either seller or bnyer. Rock bottom figures are therefore expected Principals only. Send for blank. The Jew ish Agricultural and Industrial Aid Society. 174 Second Ave, New York-C City. NOTICE-The legal voters of the town of 4N Roxbury are hereby warned to meet in special town meeting at the Town hall in said Roxbury on Fri ay. the 10th day of 'Septem- Der. 1909. at ? D. m. for the purpose of decid- ing what members we will have for school committee at the next annual town meeting. Signed
 DC Garrison,
 L. R. Palmer
 A. D. Leavenworth,
 -...!. .5- Selectmen. Dated at Roxbury the first day of SeLtern. Der, 19O9 %~
The Newtown bee., 1909-09-03
The Warner Brothers Co.,,
 Bridgeport, Ct

l WANTED-Goo new milk COWS. E. .Jen-
 " nings & Sons, Rout' 1, Bridgeport, Conn. | Telephone connection. .. ?,
The Newtown bee., 1909-09-03
Tax Notice.

the town of Monroe that the taxes on the grand list of 1908 at Il mills on the dollar will be due and payable September 1, 1909 and Cor the purpose of receiving the same I will be at the following named places At the store of Marshall Bt ach, Monday. September 20 from g a. m. till l2 m., at the store of Penfeld & Craig from l until D. m. of the same date and at the store of Burr Hawley & Co., Tues day. September 21 from until D. m. Inter- est at the rate of 9per cent from October 1, 19O9. Monroe. Conn, August 30. 19O9
 Lewis T. Twist,
 Collector
The Newtown bee., 1909-09-03
FOR SALE.
TAX co1LEcro1s xor1cr

I will be at the Town Clerks office for the collection of taxes on the last Saturday of each month from g a. m., to { D. n. On. all the other week days at a. m., until D. m. John E. Houlihan. Tax Collector, Newtown, Conn.
The Newtown bee., 1909-09-03
Moderate Priced Farms Wanted.

WANTED "A girlfoI general housework.
 " H. M. Greenman, hewtown, Conn.
The Newtown bee., 1909-09-03
NOTICE.

You can have the tomb or headstones N your friends renovated and made clean and white at short notice. Orders solicited and neatly executed. D. c. Wells. Stepney Depot. Conn.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1909-02-01
Mrs. Douglas Whist Party.

Mrs. H. D. Douglas entertained at
a whist party on the afternoon Of
January II. The playing was spirited
and the occasion most pleasant.
Mrs. Truxillo won the first prize,
Mrs. Garfield May second and Miss
Miller third Those present were
Mrs. Captain Nickel, Mrs. George
H. Frew, Mrs. Elmer Dwiggins,
Mrs. V. B. Kelly, Mrs. j. F. Pen
nell, Mrs. ]. G. Cohen, Mrs. D. A.
Carson, Mrs. Richard Bennett, Mrs.
Garfield May, Mrs. H. D. Douglas,
Mrs. Phillips, Mrs. Paul T. Brady,
Mrs. DR.. Brewster, Miss Miller, Mrs
H. d. Douglas, Mrs Emory Douglas
Refreshments were served
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1909-02-01

I care more for the good I can do
for the sake of humanity"
Such spirit of self-abnegation is
characteristic of the man, and Mr..
Porter's many friends in Palisade and
elsewhere will rejoice at his rise in
a work which has long been his cher
ished ambition in life In speaking of
the rapid rise of Mr.. Porter in Chris
tan Science work, E. F. Draper, who is
an earnest believer in Christian Science,
said:
eyes, the honor to Mr.. Porter is as
great as could be conferred If my I'M
derstanding were such as to fit me for it,
| would rather be First Reader of that
Church than President of the United
States"
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1909-02-01
w. w. PORTER PROMOTED.

WAGE First Reader of Second Chris
uan Science Church, New York
mghest Post Within Gift of the
church.
w W. Porter, formerly of Palisade,
% ~ VINO 1l last year moved again to
sssM DIRK to take on more active
h nolk as Christian Science healer,
s ~ recently been promoted to the
p eud position of First Reader of the
s,,1 ToI, Church, Central Park West
Il pom street. This is conceded to
Ks Is Ihe highest honor that could be
s uSstO%ed by the church. In a talk
~ D 9Il' Porter recently he said to
8 rs, the position of First Reader
: 1ne Second Church is one that I
81 aSsally value. 1t is the greatest honor
8 hy ME- 1t is place of distinction
Y rs church, and while value that.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1909-02-01
DR.. Quigley Now Town Physician.

DR.. Frederick James Quigley has
had another compliment in being ap-
pointed Town Physician of Union
Hill. His duties embrace all cases
coming under the municipal govern
ment, aiding in police injuries, and is
regarded as a post of honor. He as
sumes his duties in January
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1909-02-01
INTRUDER STRIKES A sNAG.
pms Afoul of Uncle Billy" Kehoe,
rorr,er Expert with Bare Knuckles.

Runs AtOul o1 OliehO
Former Expert with Bare Knuckles.
ponndsman Kehoe, night watch
,,,.n at the Palisades Amusement
PARK is a quiet, unobtrusive old man
u sixty years, slow in his walk and
,,,s;ohing over 200 pounds. He is lit
NJ inclined to talk and has few
words to say to any one. But he
knows his business.
IA the "wee sma' hours" of night
last week tall, husky chap appeared
It the little waiting room by the
racks near the park entrance. Kehoe
saw him.
What are we dom here?" asked the
old man.
reftlrned the intruder, who had car
perlters kit, and held big hammer
III bis hand.
We'll see about that" mildly re-
Piled Kehoe Carney, our own trusty
guardian of the peace, came along just
then and questioned the fellow, but
cot sassy" answer for his pains,
Then Carney went over to see if the
Palisade Supply Market doors were all
right. When he came back the fell
lows face was cut and bloody.
who did THAR" asked Carney.
THAT old night Waterman over
there" pointing to the office in the
park
II developed that the stranger was
looking for trouble. When Carney
left he followed Waterman Kehoc,
and insisted on going into Manager
Dexters office. When he was ordered
out he refused and said he would stay
as long as he pleased. Then Kehoe
thrust revolver in his face, but it
didn't move him.
q can lick you without any
weapon" said the man, and he threw
down his hammer.
Fatal mistake, for at that moment
Kehoe hauled to and took him in the
teeth with his fist, split his lip, then
caught him one under the burr of the
lett ear and knocked him about ten
feet.
Hold on! hold on!" cried the fell
low would you strike a man when
he's DOWN."
No, | would not" returned Kehoe.
u hen III stay down" said he, and
stay down he did, till Carney came
PACK and helped him on the next car
g Hackensack, a wiser but sorer man.
he had run up against BILLY" Kehoe,
once a well known pugilist, who
neaFy forty years ago, had many
1arf hight with bare knuckles, $500 or
less a side, London prize ring rules,
right under the trees which now shade
oIdS Fort Lee For two seasons
park nights.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1909-02-01

Real Estate Story
A PROPOSITION
NOT ASK YOU
To buy any lots,
Nor give any mortgages.
Nor pay any taxes or interest.
Nor lose any income
but on the contrary secures tor you a sure
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shares equally IN those large profits which
arise from timely buying, expert handling
and opportune selling of New York City
Real Estate, would certainly interest you.
You would like to learn of proposition which does
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and trouble than to reach either of these places.
This land has been bought where the population
simply may but MUST COME, not at some
known indefinite future period but on an exact date.
Not few struggling families, but thousands who
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You would be still anxious to know about this
if put your money the purchasing basis with
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relieved you OF all the and management by placing
these in the hands of experienced and successful operators
guarded that they make dollar for themselves
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your share of the profits at any time.
Write for full information, resolved to do
nothing whatever with the proposition unless every
OF the foregoing conditions, fully and completely
satisfied.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1909-02-01

A REAL ESTATE PROPOSITION
WHICH DOES NOT ASK YOU
Goldsboro semi-weekly argus., 1909-06-30
BACK FROM OHIO.
Negro Implicated i'm Murder Of Fred
Holt i'm Durham.

Durham, N. c., June 25.-Sheriff
Columbus, O., where he went Tuesday
for Solomon Shepard, the negro who
confesses to completely in the muir
der of Engineer Holt.
There isn't any doubt now that
Shepard was at least an accessory to
the assassination of the engineer.
From the authorities who have heard
his strange talk, there has been gain
ed knowledge Of the negrO's conduct
here and there Is no longer doubt that
O'Clock with the shotgun by his side
that he boarded at colored mans
house and left the gun there. Cne OF
the three shells of peculiar color was
fired at the engineer. The weapon that
wrought death as been found his pic
ture was in the clothes and every cir
cumstance that counts, is against him
There is no possible escape from the
circumstances dug up by the Officers
The white" man in the case hai
| not yet been disclosed by the negro. /
| is the belief of the experts that there
is no other man in the case. Their
!. were found tracks of only one man
| The negro's girl at Ef1and, nineteel
miles away, has been found, and
was in pursuit of his sweetheart tha
caused him to beat the train and to b
kicked off. Shepard hasn't lon
/ criminal record.
Goldsboro semi-weekly argus., 1909-06-30
Georgia Has New Go,erner.

Atlanta, Ca, June 26.-Joseph NJ.
Brown became governor of Georgia at
noon today, when he took oath to de-
fend the constitution of the state. The
Inauguration took place in the hall OF
the house of repr sentatives in the
presence Of both branches of the gen.
eral assembly, sitting in joint session,
members of the Supreme Court Of the
state, all the offie al family of the
state government, and hundreds OF
Georgians prominent in civil life. The
ceremonies were devoid of all unnec-
essary display and the inaugural ad-
dress of Governor Brown was one Of
| the shortest on rec ord. The COVER
nor-elect was escorted to the capito
by Hoke Smith, tie outgoing execu
tive. At the conc lnsion of the cere
monies a public res ntion was held.
Goldsboro semi-weekly argus., 1909-06-30
BUSINESS CONDfTf0Ns.
The Tfadesman's Review of Southern
Industries for Week.

Chattanooga, Tenn, June 25.--The
Tradesman this week will say:
The prospects in the Southern pig
iron and steel market are bright and
confidence prevails on all sides. 1t is
firmly believed that there is to be a
better demand in the near future and
that the necessity for blowing in more
furnaces will be in plain evidence
shortly. The make right now is lit
tie curtailed and there, is need for
every ton that is being produced. The
furnace yards in the various South
ern states where iron is produced
are being cleaned gradually. The
home consumption continues to i'm
prove, the pipe makers, both cast and
steel, are requiring great quantities
of iron.
The quotations are remaining firm
at S11.5O per ton, No. 2 foundry, del1v-
cry during the first three months. For
delivery during the first three months
For delivery during the latter part OF
the year the iron makers in the
Southern territory are quoting s12 per
ton, No. 2 foundry. and do not appear
TO be very anxious to sell, even at that
price.
Several Southern furnaces are In
readiness to blow in as soon as the
Iemand warrants it. The line OF IN
luiries that are being received would
indicate that there is need for iron
The reports that come from the North
and West to the effect that the iron
companies are receiving little world
of business is giving the manufacture
ers in the South some satisfaction in
the knowledge that soon there will be
a drifting to this section to get iron.
Southern foundries and machine
shops are beginning to feel an Inn
provement and are buying a little
iron.
The appointment of receivers j. M
Barr and w. E. Leake, for the Wood
stock Iron Company. Of Admission
Ala, is believed to be only a tenn
porary embarrassment. J. NJ. Barr
| president of the company, states that
he believes that it will not be long
before the difficulties will have been
overcome and the company again get
on it's feet on a firmer foundation
than ever before. The company has
furnaces in Admission, with mines and
| coke ovens In other parts of Ala
| bama.
| The definite announcement as to 8
resumption of operations Of plants o1
the former Southern Steel Company
/ are looked for in the very near fu'
ture. w. H. Hassinger, president, is E
very busy man, looking after the de-
| tails incident to putting such a big
| corporation on it's feet again. State
ments have been made that the neces
sary working capital, million ant
| half dollars, has been raised. Thi:
concern has plants in Tennessee
| Georgia and Alabama.
/ Cast iron pipe shipments are heav.
and going from Southern territory il
AL directions.