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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-15
LACKAWANNA LEASES SPACE.

Edward J. Hogan has leased to the Del
aware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad
Company. for their freight traffic depart
ment, the north wing on the eighteenth
floor of the Woolworth Building for
term of years.
This branch Of the Lackawanna freight
Is now at No. 425 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-15
BUYS RIVERSIDE DRIVE APARTMENT HOUSE
Lots in Benar NJ j. Given Part PAYMENT tor the Alabama
at 18TH Street. by Philadelphia Investors.
42D STREET OFFICE BUILDING FIGURES IN lRAUE

fronting ON Manhassct Bay: Frank H.
Cross. Of Boston. for his own occupancy,
new nftcen-room hollow TIE mousse Oh
"A plot overlooking the bay; jessie "a
Proudfoot pot 96Xl50 feet, Tor nlou
crn bungalow, and &. NJ. Prankard pot
lOOXl9o feet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-15
LIS PEND EMS.
FEBRUARY IA.

10TH AVE. y. 1851 II OF 18TH st.
o0xiOO; Minnie Low. extrx. agt Mckinley Real
~ and Construction 60 ct al foreclosure of
Mtg; attorney, w 4 Mitchell.
RYER AVE. $. 35 II Of IS0th 1T. 81 2
x65xlrreg; Bronx Saxipgs Bank aRi Stephen
Whisten 1T al foreclosure OF mtg) attor-
ney. ID simpson.
RIVER AVE. $, 597 II OF 1SOth ut. 242
xi0ixrreg; Bronx savings Bank agt Stephen
Whisten ct al foreclosure OF mtg; attor-
ney. u Is Simpson.
10GD ST. i07 West: Daniel woodcock at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-15
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.
From The Tribune Bureau
Washington, February a.

Washington. February IA.
ORDERS lSSUED-The following or
ders have been issued:
ARMY.
R.tirement Of Brigadier General JAMES AL
LEN, chief signal officer. February 10, Is an
notinced: to home ,
Name OF Colonel CLARENCE p. TOWNsI.EY.
coast artillery placed list detached Of
dccrs. February IL. and name OF Colonel
FREDERICK MARSH. court artillery. re-
moved therefrom
Lieutenant Colonel CHARLES W1LI,COX.
medical corps, from Fort Sheridan to Column
bus barracks vice Lieutenant Colonel
HENRY G. FISHER. medical corps. TO Hot
springs assume command army and navy
general hospital. -.
Following changes recruiting offices: Major
CHARLES Il. EWING Tetired). from Sa-
vennah, Ga, TO Baltimore; Captain
CHARLES r. EiL1Orr Tetired), from Bal
tinore TO Savannah Ga.
CAPTAIN ALVIN X. BAsKETTE. 9th Infantry.
10 Quartermaster corps.
Chptain GEORGE u. HEATH, Jr., medicai
eorps. on arrival In United States TO Fort
Clark.
Captain JANIS g. MAGEr. medical corps. on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-15
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
,vitb name and address OF lenders at
torney.)
Manhattan.

BROOME ST. 3l2 and S14. ms 90 ~ OF
FORSYTH st, 4iN1OU. Feb II. 1908: solomon
and Fannie Frankci ct al to Mary w PEI:
SIS 900: attorney. Wilson Powell 20
Wall 81. .-
20 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 3. April ~ Ivof
Urry and Mary Goodman TO John Bro"n'
Jr. OF Newton Township. Penn; $4,000; at
torneys Adams & Comstock, "a Wall g.
HOUSTON ST. IA East. Q. 2oxlo.4
Juno 20 1872; Nicholas Klippel. Jr. and
Charles Klippel to Nicholas klippel. as gen
gdn Marguerite Klippel; $4,000; attorneys.
4 a. u Bloch. 90 Nassau st.
LUDLOW ST. Ils. 25.3xS7.8: Feb ~ l0Od;
Lyman Watchstein to Margaret Abrams.
extrx; $3.iG0: attorney. Moses Goodman 2s7
Broadway.
14TH ST. West. mtg on lease. etc; Jan
80 1913: Simon I Harris to Abraham
Levy: sll.5Oo.
$50: Sept IS. 1871. stephen Mcdonald To
william r clare and Andrew j Toland. exrs;
81 QUO: attorney Joseph II Gray ~ Wall st;
SAME PROPERTY. Aug ], 1ss0; Mary II
Mcdonald tn sanle: $500.
33D ST. n =. e034 II OF I'd ave. ls.4x
$50: Feb u.s. 1910; Mary A Hackett to New
York Trust GO: $4,000: attorneys Strong &
Cadwalader. 40 Wall st.
SID ST. i23 tn ma East. n q. runs Tx
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-15
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
Manhattan.
FEBRUARY IA.

10TH ST. n $. 100 II OF 81 Nicholas ave.
for a 8 sty public school ut5, I50x irreg to
l17th st: city. owner: G. Ii j Snyder 500 Park
ave. architect: $245. 900.
NAGI.E AVE, cor Dyckman at. for a
sty stores and dwgs. 100x1O0: j Fitzpatrick,
lJ43 ST Nicholas ave. owner: Moore G. land
siede 14sth vt and Sd ave. architects: SIS, cOO.
35rH ST. n s. COL II OF Broadway, for a
IL sly store and lofts. 75xs5: McMorrow En-
gineering and Construction co. 271 West !2oth
st. owner: Neville & Bagge, 2l7 West 1a5th
81. architects: $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-15
BROOKLYN SALES.

The John Pullman Real Estate Com
pany has sold for the Hamilton Trust
Company Nos. 374 and $40 9TH street. a
three story brick dwelling house, on plot
l5xlOO feet. to a client for occupancy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-15
BRADLEY BEACH HOME SOLD.

Harry B. Davis has sold his home. No.
2OS McCabe avenue, Bradley Beach, y. j.,
to Harry NJ. Denton. II consists of "A
three story dwelling house on plot 75xioo
feet. located about block from the
ocean,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-15
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
FEBRUARY Il

FEBKIINK TT
BARROW ST So Berger Manufacturing Co
agt Santa Dominica ct al: Sept II, 1912: sol.
FORT WASHINGTON AVE, e cor lslst st;
William Hahn ct al agt Nathan Hale Apart
ment House ct al; March ., 1912: SlO5. -,
A5TH ST, 307 to 81 West George carroll
ast II Bruen Of al; May l3. 1912: $3S 20.
96TH ST, foot OF. Mt North River. Concrete
Steel Co agt Curtis Blaisdell Co ct al; June 2
1912 (cancelled) $500 IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-15
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were record
ed Yesterday at the Real Estate En-
change salesrooms, Nos. II and IL Nescy
street.
BY Joseph Il. DaN.
i2lST ST. 26l West. = -; T. w - ith
ave. 17x1ooll II. > sty dwg. sold q" an. plain
tin for $4,000.
At the Bronx Exchange:
BY j. H. Meycrs.
BATHGfTE AVE. 1861. " - lJ5 Il u Of
172I ST. 2jXlil.j. 3 sty tenUt. sold 80 the
plainNn for 81 800.
BUACKEN AVE. s. 100 n n 81 Randall
ave. 2JNiOO. sold to the plaintiff for 500
By Joseph +. Day.
SCHOFIELD ST. n $. 100 It Of Long
Island Sound. 50xii9. city Island sold to
the defendant for 5000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-15

Natalie A TeepIe ct al foreclosure Of nsn
attorneys, Menken Brothers.
PARK VIEW AVE, W y. 1857 II n n =
Vincent ave, 160. f1xirreg to Suydam ave =
irreg. John Hardy agt Esther WhesS
ct 81 foreclosure of mtg: attorney. r 4
Birkhahn.
CONVENT AVE. " cor Of 1921 st, n ~
x125: Robert Griffin co agt Bcnclairs Cnxsss
struction Co faction to forecose mechanic
lem: attorney, NJ II Ellison.
DEAN PL, W g. so II Of Sackett ave =
xlO0; serina Reidinger ogt Dominic Fswi.
ct nj foreclosure Of mtg; attorneys M
BROADWAY, S95 to 800 and Walker :.
81 10 81: Empire Trust Co agt Improved Pm
erty Holding Co OF New York 81 al Ifc,s
closure of Mtg; attorneys, Hunt, Hill & Betss
CHERRY ST. go and 296 to 304: Jonss
Well ct al agt Abraham Komrnel ct al lfos.
closure Of two mtgs); attorney I Heller
JEROME AVE. g. bet 193th st and r.
ford Park Boulevard. lot .: Tax Lien Co ~
New York agt Alfred Barth ct al ,forec,osu,.
Of transfer len): attorney, w Lustgarten
IRVING PL 81: Coleman e. Kfause, In,
art KEEPS Realty Go 1T al faction TO forecios,
mechanics Hem; attorney l. Cohen
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.
FEBRUARY "a.
MARBLE HILL AVE. W cor 22sth ST. On IA
xf25: Peter J Shields loans Orosant Construr
ton co ST., 600.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-15
TERATIONS.
Manhattan,

MADISON AVE, 304, to ETY. stores,
| etc; IT A Jordan. 148 West roth st. owner:
Buchanan & Fox. II East 58th st. architects;
$1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-15
SALES At PORT WASHINGTON.

Tho Port Washington Estates. report
the following sales on their property
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-15

CHAMBERS ST. s7-s9. 49.ixlJO TO Reale
81 ,Nos 80 and III: John !. Bremer ct al to
Interstate Land Holding 60. ~ Wall 81. an
liens: Feb I. 500: attorney Title Guarantee
a Trust Co. lIG Broadway.
LEWIS ST. ISIS " cor 9TH st $40
SID. runs ll3loA S"2N IN 4'oN :
dolph Jacobs 10 Reliant Holding GO. 100
Broadway; all liens: Feb IA; siO0. attorneys.
Calm 2 Nordlnger. 100 Broadway.
MARBLE HILL AVE. cor 22stl 81,
80 lIxil2 5x00xl25. Peter shields to orosant
Construction 60. 3G7 East lsith ~ Feb II.
sI00. attorney. II 7 Randall. Iio Broadway.
tiers 10 John Nikclaus. 1865 Park ave mtg.
81 JOO), Feb II: slCo; attorneys. Amend *
Amend 49, Nassau ~. 80
9TH AVE. :. Is II Of i4th st. 81 ioxlO9;
Esther Reinheimer to Thos J kappock. 20
Union st. Jersey city. y ,S3iO.ooO' Feb ~
81: attorneys Rose q Putzel, IN broadway:
Their Reinhcimer. 80 West 10Th 81 mts $3.50
OOm: Feb Il: 81: same attorneys.
ID AVE 1850 and 20s2. cor OF lo''h ~,
3. 4x75: Libby Sobel to Bluma GreenberS. 2os2
Eiward Calm. 1872 Nassau ST.
ETH ST. $. 80 II OF IN ave, ~ iVk
Zicgel. s West sdth st; all liens; Feb 49, 81
attorney, II : Ziegcl. 100 Broadway.
liTH ST 32G West. 2'xlo$ u Moses odtlnger
3as West iith st: Feb Il; 500: attorney. Law
yers Title Insurance 60. 100 Broadway ,
44TH ST. 354 West: sty brk; 2oSioo,t;
West 3sth ST. Feb IL: 500; attorney John l.
99TH ST. $40 West: sty brk: 1G.sNos,o:
Josephine Macdonald to Mary Byrnes. "a
West l30th st; 1-3 part; Jan -; 81 attorney
Lawyers Title Insurance co. lGo Broadway.
SAME PROPERTY; Mary i Byrnes and ano
TO W & sloane. a corp'n oio 9TH ave; Feo
4: 81: same attorney. oo
18th ST. 553 West; sty brk. 16sxosv'
John !. sheahan to w g. J Sloane. a corp'n.
80 9TH ave mtg $500; Feb IA 500: at at
torney. Lawyers Title Insurance co. 100
esTII sT. II $. I25 II 9 Of nth ave. H. sx9s.o:
Martha W Mellon to W & J Sloane. 81, 9th
vors Title Insurance co. 100 broadway.
GIST ST, 2i3 West: sty brh, 25NlOO5
foreclosure Jan 90: Cornelius HUH. ref TO
Equitable Trust CO. - wall st. exr; Feb Is;
SIl 0C0: attorneys Spencer & ordway' -
william st. ~ o 49,,
GSTI ST.. 81 West sty brk. :0xloo5; Nell
II Mitchell 81 al cxrS. etc, To Jennie NJ heat
tie $40 Metropolitan ave, Brooklyn: al liens:
Jan 81: S2j.5lO: attorney, Lawyers Title IN
surance co. 100 Broadway.
SAME PROPERTY; Jennie NJ Beattie TO l.
Neumann ~ Riverside Drive tmtg 100000;
Feb II: 500; same attorney. ,.,oo,,
18TH ST. 100 West: I sty brk, lGsxlooil
Thomas flaming to Dora Wiebke. 2l9 East
.OOih st mtg slG.00W; Feb II; 81: attorney.
Il w Hrodsky. II Chambers st.
PATH 81 5i2 West, q sly brk. 1JNlOO II;
clarisse Jackson t. I.ombardy Realty 60. 100
broadway mtg $go.oOO): all gems. req ~;
sioo. attorney Edgar \ i'andauer' l0o Broad
iaIsT ST. IOs West: 2 sty brk. Ii. $3.50 II;
Adelaide n Fitch To Harry Geb, aO2J Iafon
,aine ave: Jan d: $3.50: attorney Title Guar
antec and Trust CO: l!o Broanway.
Harry C;clb 10 James T. Taylor. :37 West 35th
II m1tg SO 300: Feb IL: 81: attorney, Frank
w Harris 10 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-15
The Bronx.

Adds ST $50. 9. AK s. Eberhardt
& pndsus TO Marshall l. Wilder. Atlantic
CITY. II /; Feb IL tnItg S3s. 0OOD: 800; at
torncy. Title Guarantee and Trust Co. lI6
Broadway.
Abrams ref 10 Rafael Luongo 3JJ East
lslth st: Feb Is; $1,000: attorneys. Appel &
Taylor ~ West Broadway.
FOREST AVE. 1906? =. :0x97.3: Sophia
T. DaIr 10 John Harra. 6t Eagle ave: Feb
~ nntg $4,000: 500: attorney Title Guar
antec and Trust 60. l'8 broadway.
KEPIEV AVE. cor OF 23Gth NJ. 1907
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-15
Manhattan.

with name and address Of grantee ana DIT
torneyp
Interest > per cent unless otherwise sta'eu'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-15
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
M anhattan.

with name and address OF purchaser and
attorney,
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-05

by rumor previously. While he said nothing as to price it is understood that it approximates s100.000.
 The Hilltop is one of the best prop critics in that section of the state having more than s0.00o tons of silver lead-zinc ore blocked out It is dis tfnctly concentrating proposition and the new owners propose to erect concentrating plant. This. however will not be done for several months possibly more than e year In the meantime. development work will be cnotinued a small force having al ready been started at the work About 2.o00 feet Of development work has already been done.
 Later the company will construct . wagon road to San simon. which sill De its railroad shipping point.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-05
HOLLANDS BIG UNDERTAKING

AMSTERDAM, Nov. 6.--Tlfe gov. ernment commission appointed sev- eral years ago to investigate the feasibility. probable cost. and other matters relating 10 the proposition. of retaining the land at present GOV. cred by the zuiderzee, a large body of water connected with the sea and covering about 100000 hectares, has just submitted ar interesting and volupiinous report. thoroughly cover ing every phase and detail of the stu pennous plan. It appears that the fisheries in the waters of the Zaider- zee. once famous for the enormous quantities of herings and other salt water fish caught there, have not been very profitable in recent years. It is estimated that the total value of the fish caught in the Zuiderzee does not now exceed 2.000,00G fiorins 8 year, while by the cultivation of the reclaimed land now covered by salt water 70.O00. 900 forins a year could he realized. The commission .es- inmates that tlie cost of tie work, in- cluding indemnities, etc. would not exceed 1S9 million aorins and that the work. could be completed in about 70 years.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-05
B|SbEE SCHOOLS
 fF|NE SHOWING

That Bisbee can boast Of a better representation at the University of Arizona than any other city in the state is true Six graduates of the High school are there and each holds prominent position in the Univer- sity life.
 ". w. Vaughn. IF. is the athletic editor of University Life. the college paper.
 Paul Wetenkamp. Vs. is the pres dent of the Mechanical ani Electr'- cal society
 Henry Shattucik. IF, Is sergeant of arms at the University Agricultural club.
 James Matfeo. II, Is the full back of the Freshman Football team.
 Paul Wetenkamp. 'o9. Is a membe: of the executive committee of the student body.
 Carlos Gibson, II. is a member of the University orchestra. The membership of the graded schools of the city is constantly in. creasing and at the end of October there were 1906 pupils enrolled, ac. cording to report of Superintendent, Philbrook. made yesterday. 1122 are in the High school and 50 in the Kindergarten division.
 The enrolment for last month was 1867 in the graded schools, 122 in the High school and 56 in the kindergart- en. An increase of g pupils for the month.
 The health board closed the Don Luis school for period of two weeks or account of health conditions, which reduced the average attend ance considerably. The average at tendance for the month was 1547 2-l0.
 The Lincoln school had the highest percentage of attendance with e7 7-1e and the largest number of visitors with G. Over 100 calls on the pat. rons of the schools were made by the teachers.
 Miss Blackstone of Lincoln. Neo., has accepted the prineipalship of the Don Luis school and assumed her duties. She Is a graduate of the Ne braska Normal school. Miss Wade. formerly principal of the Don Luis school was transferred to the Lin coin school. to fill the place vacated by Miss Micheals, who went with Mrs. Douglas as tutor for her chil- dren-
 The children of the schools have deposited in the sayings department of the M1nefs & Merchants bank. y25s 30. This includes all the de positors of the district, who mum Der 236 This department of the schools was opened last spring and bas proved great success.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-05
MORRISON RECEIVES
 SPLENDID TRIBUTE
Attorney General McReynolds Pays U. s. District Attorney Compliment for Servics

PHOENIX. Nov. 3.-Attorney Gener al MeReynolds has written letter to United States Joseph E. Morrison ac eentinS Aorrison's resignation and ex pressing the appreciation of the dc partInenf for the Arizona officials ser. vices Morrison is asked to continus tn the oface during the present tern of United States court and as much longer as may be desirable. stcFesy nolds' letter follows.
 Joseph E. Morrison. Esq.
 United States Attorney.
 Phoenix. Arizona.
 'Dear Sir: Permit me to acknowl edge your letter of October 18th. ten cerfng your resignation as Unitet States attorney for the district of Ari
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-05
GENERAL NEWS BY WIRE

zona. to take effect upon sl.e appoint meht and qualification of your success. sor. or at such earlier date as the president may designate.
 By direction of the president I hereby accept your resignation. l hope you wili be able to perform the duties of the office during the present term of the eoart. and for such longer time as may seem particularly oesir- able. Allow me to express my apprecis- tion of the valuable services which you have rendered to the government.
 Faithfully yours.
 "J. c. M'REYNOLDS,
 Attorney General
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-05
GATHERING FOR PURITY
CONGRESS.

MINNEAPOLIS. Minn., Nov 6-- Prominent educators, ministers and social workers from many parts of the United States and Canada and from several foreign countries ar rived in Minneapolis today as the ad- vance guard Of delegates to the sey' enth international congress of the Worlds Purity Federation. The ses- sions of the congress vii! begin to- morrow and continue for five days Among the speakers will be mum her of social workers and refornlers of worldwide reputation.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-05

to apply it. Corn pains stop. you for get the corn, the corn shriveIs up. and it's gone. Ever try anything like tdat? You never did. There's no more fissing with piasters that press. on the corr. no more salves that take off the surror n6ing flesh, d., more Ial,d- ages. No more knives, files or rsS5rs tLat make ecrns grow, and cause dan ger of flood poison. "GETS-IT"' IS equally harmless to healthy or irri- tated flesh. It "gets" every corn. wart. callus and bunion you've got
 "GETS-IT' is sold at all druggists
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-05
SOME GLASS 10 THIS... POPULAR SALESMAN ID
 SPRING NEW CREATION

" A A@ A~A
 SCHWARTZ. of Schwartz
 Bros. & Co. left yesterday for Phoenix. where be was recalled to
 serve on the Federal trial jury. Before leaving, he gave out the accom-. panying cut, which will be recognized in Z general way b.. . lsreg numbe Of admirmg friends as from a photograph of Ole Olssen, chief clerk of the firu.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-05

out before the ball game crowd, but as a rush for the new stuff is likely
 after the first public exhibit we con. cluded to wait for the stock we have ordered which won't be in until in
 December. Ole feels bad about not being able to wear the outfit to the bail game and that is the reason we want his picture printed tomorrow It's a sort of compromise arrange
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-05
"OW" Corns?
 Use "GETS-IT"
"GETS-IT," the New-Plan Corn Cure,
 Makes Any Corn Shrivei, Vanish.

You1l say. It does beat all how quick GETS 1T" got rid of that corn. It's almost nlagic," 'GETS-{T'' gets every corn, every time, as sure as the suu rises. It takes about seconds
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-05
HILLTOP CHANGES HANDS
Promising Property in Paradise Dis
 triet Sold for S1oo,Ooo

DOUGLAS, Nov. 4.-R. o. Fife. of Kansas City and Sonora has purchased the Hilltop mine. ten miles north of Paradise for himself and associates of Kansas City. Mir. Fife, on his ar rival in Douglas. confirmed the news of the deal which had reached here
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-05
Drink more
 pure beer

The nations that drink the most of 1t suffer the least from nervous ness and dyspepsia.
 But the slightest taint of Impurlty ruins its healthfulness. Be sure you get pure beer.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-05

''The pained expression on Oie's face" remarked MT Schwartz in turn ing over the photograph. "is only normal under the circumstances. al. though it was not taken while he was at his worst in his illness of the spring and summer. as might be gath cred at first glance.
 ''The truth about 1t is that the pho. tosraph presents Ole in the latest thing in the. new fsuglsd mems at- tire that they are wearing. I got a sample not long ago from a travelling mans trunk and we pnt fl on Ole to see how it would look and whether the time was ripe to spring this cort of combination on the Warren dis. trict Ole did not Ike 1t at first, but has lately become quite fond of it. Whenever dull hours come in trade, we can as rule find him in the back part of the store trying the thing on and posing before g. glass He used to pst these spare moments before other kinds of glasses, but since we've had the new creation in the house, he's forgot ali about former fsds and fssAsans. @ T; z -oie thinks HAzs win .acfa< Ee1 to fhe siiiag snd game sSsbre7 |fl be. fore the public shout Cnristmas ttms. In fact he wanted to give fl a work
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-05
re INSPECT CANAL

WASHINGTON, D. c. Nov. t.-The house committee on appropriations will leave for New York on Saturday on tour of official inspection of the Panama canal The committee will return December first.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-05

}: '
 disor sId 4ndsges fFlsslE r ironfhs 1f Belongs In y6dr home --Ady. l4e-
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-05
NERVOUS DYSPEPSIA,
 GAS 0R INDIGESTION
"Pape's Dispepsin" settle sou-, up set stonachs in five
 minutes.

Time It. Pape's Diapepsin will IT, sest anything you eat and overcome sour. gassy or out-of-order stomach surely within five minutes.
 If your meals don't fit comfortably, or what you eat lies like 8 lump of lead in your stomach, or If you have heartburn, that is a sign of indiges. tion.
 Get from your pharmacist a fifty cent case of Pgpe's Diapepsin and take Q dose just as soon as you can. There will be no sour risings. nc belching of undigested food mixed with acid. no stomach gas or heart burn. fuilness or heavy feeling in the stomach. nausea, facilitating head. aches. dizziness or intestinal griping. This will all go. and. besides, there will be no sour food left over in the stomach to poison your breath vita naaseous odors.
 Pspe's Diapepsin is a certain cure for out-of-order stomachs, because it takes hold of your food and digests 1t just the same as if your stomach wasn't there.
 Relief in Ave minutes from all stomach misery is waiting for you at any drug store.