The evening world. Newspaper, March 22, 1904, Page 7

~—MPCURREN FIGHTS” IMINNE MONK IMLEAT CONE age fin Retaliation’ Is Is Asserted that the Senator Employs Non Union Labor on His Various Enterprises There, OF MORE INTEREST TO MURPHY THAN M’CARREN. If Doyle Loses It Will Show Tam- many Hall that Murphy's! “Leader of Brooklyn” Cannot Carry His Own District. Now that Senator McCarren haa gone tnto William A, Doyle's district for the purpose of defeating the latter at the primaries and to finally ald in the suc- cession to the leadership of Thomas F. ‘Wogan, organized labor may take a hand in the fight with dire results to the MoCarren cause. It is claimed by Doyle's Ieutenants that Senator McCarren has fully 1,200 men employed in the building of sev- eral large amusement enterprises at Coney Island, where he has invested nearly $200,000 during the last few months. Of this number 800 are de- clared to be non-union men, and notice of this fact has already been served on the varjous labor organizations con- cerned, oJ To-day the first step in making trouble for Senator McCarren was when several walking delegates went to Coney Island and began investigations with the {idea of calling out all the union men if scab labor Is found to be employed. Dosle Denies Responsibility. Leader Doyle declared to-day that he was having no hand in using labor to fight the Senator, and added: “I don’t make political fights in that manner. I do not know that Senator McCarren is employing non-union Jabor, but if he ts that {s his own lookout.” ‘The fight in the primaries of the Sev- enth District will be the hottest in the] city. Every effort ‘s being put forth by both sides to carry the district and elect delegates to the State Conven- tion. The result means more to Charles ¥. Murphy than it does to Senator Mc- Carren, Should McCarren, who has se- lected Thomas F. Wogan to make the fight against Doyle, win in the Seventa it would be notice to Tammany Hail that Murphy had selected a man to sup- plant McCarren who cannot carry his own district. Always Had Coney with Him. In past fights in the district, when Doyle has been opposed by men in the organization, he always has had the support of Coney Island. It ia tho boast of Doyle and his friends that in some of the election districts in the Seventh the opposition to Doyle never could find men enough to act as Inspec- tors of election or watchers at the polls. ‘These districts went by default. In his fight with Wogan this time Doyle has run against a different prop- osition, Coney Island has been divided in sentiment. Men like Kenneth Suth- erland and oghers will keep their hands off the fight. When the plans were made for the fight Jt was decided to rounu up all the old Coney Island mob and vote them as usual, ‘Then the word came that if this was done there would be trouble. It DIES SUDDENLY Once Famous Actress Found Dead in a Chair at Her Home, Evidently Victim of Heart Failure and Hemorrhage. Minnie Monk the famous actress of times gone by, contemporary of Mrs. Gilbert and Clara Morris in thelr haleyon days, was found dead in her room, at No, 43 West Twenty-third street, to-day. She had died suddenly from heart failure, evidently brought on by a hemorrhage. She was about sixty years old, In the days of Booth and Barrett, John McCullough and their confreres, Misa Monk was a noted leading woman, Her tragedies won her a great reputa- tion, Later she was with Robert Man- tell and last of all with James K. Hackett | She closed at Poughkeepsie on Satur- day night with Hackett, and was to have started with him in’ Brooklyn two weeks hence in the “Crown Prince” as the Duchess of Wolverton, Returning to her boarding house Sun- day, she complained of feeling Sil and axked not to be disturbed. In the after- noon Mrs. Reed, with whom Miss Monk boarded. sent up a light lunch to the actress, Miss Monk sat up in a chair with a lght robe about her and said she would try to eat later, She gave no answer to knocks at the door later and was not again disturbed until thi noon, When Mr, Reed, after failing to get a reply to repeated knocks, called a po- lceman and broke in the door. The actress was found dead in her chair. The uneaten lunch was spread before her. The suddenness of her p: Ing was attested by her #till holding in her hand the spoon with which she had been sipping from a cup of tea. Her robe was stained with blood, and the ambulance surgeon who responded to a call said that death had come from heart disease, brought on by the hem- orrhage. Mrs. id that she thought the Q sudden death, for she had given Mrs. Reed explicit’ instruc- ons about notifying the Actors’ Fynd and her friends In caso of her demise. Her closest friend, she said, was Mrs. Davenport. who lives in Audubon Park. je the famous troupe of juvenile comedians, Minnie was reputed at one time the best heavy leading woman in the country, Neither she nor her. sister was aver married. in her youth Min- nle was engaged to Courtney Wemys, who was for many years doorkesper Wallack’s. In after years Ada Monk became paralyzed and was taken care of by her sister. ——<$—<— HEARST IN NEW YORK STATE. GLENS FALLS, N. ¥., Maroh 72.—At the Democratic Convention in the town of Moreau, which includes the village of South Glens Falls, delegates. were elected to the Saratoga County Con- vention at Ballston. to-morrow, and resolutions were adopted Instructing them to favor the candidacy of W. Re Hearat for the Prestdency. SPITTING CRUSADE Dr. Darlington Enlists Services of 500,000 Pupils at Public Schools to Help Purify Public Places. Dr. Darlington, President of the Health Board, hus enlisted the 500,000 school children in his crusade against spitting and has also secured the serv- jcep of Prevident Rogers, of the Board of Education, and Supt. Maxwell, w will endeavor to carry out his wishes. Dr. Darlington wrote Rogers time ago and aj the prevalence in an excessive degree of pneumonia, by fluenza and other res municable diseases w the filthy” habit floors and in public plac He suggested to Mr teachers be dir dipheieria, Ine ratory and com- due In part to xpectorating on Rogers that the to Instruct thelr der that the | by the chil- dren, ‘also offered to supply. the printed slips warning againat expecto- ration. which would be distributed to the children. President Rogers has replied and Bald that he considered the suggestion an exertent one. He said he would be very Rlad to oo-opernte with Dr. Darlington and would take the matter up at once with Supt. Maxwell, and arrangements would be made for the distribution of the printed warnings. oe TWENTY SPITTERS FINED. One In tendent of st a Railroad. Twenty splitters were arraigned to- day before Magistrate Whitman in the Centre Street Court by Health Board sleuths, All had been arrested on ""L" and surface cars. One offenter, who described himself George Brown, Superintendent of t Staten Island Rapid ‘Transit Rallroi Wis caught on a Sixth avenue train near South erry “Tt was a case of absent-mipdedness,” explained Mr. Brown, “for you know we ery particular in our own cara, We believe In enforcing the law. We haye a special detail of policemen there to enforce it,” “Case of biter bit." Magistrato. "We tng, the law per! commented the also belleve in en- ‘Phree doliars fine, ‘The others were, fined $1 and $2 each, “BY A NEW YORK .ALDERMAN T. H. McGahan Tells Medicine Cured Him of the Grip. Alderman T. F. McGahan, of Ams- | (Signed) terdam, N. Y., writes: “Father John’s Medicine is the best medicine I ever! used for grip, bronchial trouble and! as an appetizer. I have recommended | it to many here, and they all report) the same success. I gave it to my lit- tle girl, who was for over two weeeks nearly choking with bronchitis. was relieved at once, and after tak-|depend for their temporary effect, and {ng two bottles was entirely well.| She |upon which so many patent medicines CHILDREN 10 AID (ODELL KEEPS HlS PLEDGE 10 PLATT Governor, Fulfilling Bargain Made with Senator at Recent Conference, Renominates RR. Commissioner Baker. to the Senate kL. Raker to be Ratlroad Com- misstoner to succeed himself. ‘The now Ination was referred to the Rallroud Committee, It Was understood after thy conte: ehce between Senator Platt and Gov, Odell in ork 5 y night that reallroud f the terms ov pi ference, pectation that the Legislature We Siete ke OH ane nber of State Railroad to hve ree in the intro- fell, of the As- ds Committee, of a bill re is already before the Assembly a bill to his Wa! nd, Introduced t additional com- only provides for tw 1 wa the expen: missioners but ture of $100,000 by ard (instead of but $60,000 as at present), excliwive of rent and cost of printing the annual re- port. The Wallace bill requires that the two additional commissioners shall be resi- dents of New York City and clvil engi- | Reers, The Hedell bill makes no spect- | fication as to the additional m R, elther as regards their residence or otherwise, save that they, lke the present three commissioners, shall be appointed by the Governor, Tt is belleved that the nomination of Commissioner Baket_will be held In the Senate Railroads Committee til the legisintion increasing the number of commissioners becomes effective. ————— ANARCHISTS FAIL THIS TIME. LIEGE, Belgium, March 2.—Another Anarchist outrage was attempted to- day, but the infernal machine, which was placed on the window-slll of the residence of Police Commissioner Binet, was discovered in time to prevent any mage being done. The machine was fdentical with the one which was ex- ploded last Friday outslde the residence of Commissjoner of Police Laurent, and which wrecked the house, killed an ar- tillery officer, Major Papin, and serl- ously wounded half a dozen other persons. How Father John’s T. F. McGahan, Alderman, 16 Forbes St.” Mather John’s Medi- cine cures grip, colds, bronchitis and asthma—hae for fifty years. It 1s all pure nourishment and builds up the body at the same time It cures the disease. No weakening stimulants, morphine, or other poisonous drugs which are dangerous. features, are o Y uneven, blotchy or pimply skin. detract to look upon. FEMININE BEAUTY. Many finely formed faces, with regular, pleasing, attractive by a rough, coarse-grained, knotty, lifeless complexion, a red nose, wrinkled or withered skin, tly from what might otherwise be a handsome face LEAURELLE (Laurel) BALM will remedy this,—without question a most remarkable article, muggy, sallow, clay-like, Its use ind a complexion of \ SIXTH AVE. nec ne THe rove DOUBLE «'S. & H." GREEN TRADING STAMPS MORNINGS THIS WEEK FROM 8.30 TO 12 O'CLOCK— THEREAFTER, SINGLE STAMPS UNTIL CLOSING HOUR. Piano, Song and ’Cello Recital. An exceptionally enjoyable PIANO, SONG and CELLO Recital will be held on Wednesday afternoon a 3 oclock. in the Auditorium of the New Art Piano Rooms on the Fifth Floor. The artists are Miss Harriet Barkley, Soprano; Miss Lillian Carl- smith Contralto; Mr. Karl Grienauer, ‘Cellist: Miss A. Doris Ward at the Piano; Mr. Ch. C. Parkyn at the Playano 5 PROGRAMME 1 (@) Swedish Wedding March Sodermans | 7 (@) Parwfal (Good Friday En men (DH) Badinage ose. es ee cea Herber ‘Waaner- Wilhelm Wah the Aid of the Playano. b) Papillon “ .Popper 2 Melba Waite Ardn: MR GRIENAUER. MISS BAPRLEY, 5 peck averwan| setae Beach 8 Concerto (A His hearin ou eceh MR. GRIENAUER 4 Home Deane Home. o.s.0+ Molloy | 9 -Rubmien Herbert ‘opper Miss CARLSMITH. 5 (a) Onthe Wi (D) The Butterfly. With the Al The Night Has a Thousand Eyer Turnbull (b) Good-day, Mane... MISS BARKLEY Nighungale Song s+eseese+ MISS BARKLEY TW Valse Beiluante ssse2sseceenss With the Aid of the Playano cheeses Nevin Moszkowski Strong, Seruiceable Grunks For Vacation Saunts and Cours. “These well made and prepossessing-looking Trunks are Ry covered with oi! painted sail duck which will withstand the ravages of the most severe “baggage fiend They are ideal for I vacation tours of travelling purposes. The special hat and shirt- waist compartments they contain make them particularly service- able for women folk We name below five of the most popular sizes, the prices for which are specially quoted for this event. Made of basswood, covered with oi! painted sail duck bound with hard fibre. two-fiore centre bands protected by hardwood las. brassed malleable iron corners, side bolts, dowels on each side of brassed excelsior lock. strap hinges, sheet iron bottom. two heavy sole leather straps around body, deep tray with hat and shirt-waist compartments. SIZES ....{ 32 34 3o 38 40 5.50 5.90 6.30 6.70) 7.10 We also carry @ complete line of Wardrobe Trunks, 2/, 00 0 785. 00 the prices of which range from (Basement.) Gapestry Brussels Rugs. No, 430, 24 in. wide, | 39 high 15 deep ice! capacity 2 tbs. 7.0 . Tews trom the -No> 431, 25 in. wide, Al high. 16% deep, ice Sie BTS 35 Ibs. No. 436, 29 in. wide. 46 high 19 deep, ice! Qs bs, 15,25) No. 438, 32 in. wide, March Sate. To-morrow we shall specially feature four sizes of 1904 Spring effects in Tap estry Brussels Rugs. The quality is double extra; only the most beautiful medallion, floral and all-over designs are represented. Best value named this season: 6 x 9139.50 grade 7 5O} AB high. 20 deep, ice capacity 9 x 10.6; $14.50 grade for 10. 25) 70 Ibs. 77.50 9 x 12; $18.50 grade for 15.50) No. 458, 25 inches wide. 50 9 x 12; $21.50 grade for 19.00 Hbken p. ice capi wa 9) 00 Yv. + | No. 460, 28 inches wide. 54 | HMlso Extra Values tn) ign. deep ice capacity | 70 Ibs. 75.50 Wilton Velvet Rugs. No. 461, 23% inches wide, high, 20 deep, tee capaci ‘WiseniVelel Rig aresnaed orien legen commie ctr: durability. The 1904 Spring designs are | No. 462. 31 inches wide 58 78.00 beautiful copies of Oriental Carpets. Two | high 21 deep, ice capacity aes at Vary teeeial lees Hip Goss 79.00 9% 12, 79.75 | No. 463. 31% inches wide, 8.3 x 10.6, 17.75 | SB high, 21 deep, ice capacity 21,00! (Pitth Floor, Front.) 80 Ibs., Very Best Malt Reverages. Retrigerators meee appa oe Jine Framed Pictures Ht Quick-Selling Prices. To-morrow we inaugurate a special sale of Framed Pictures that will in point of value-giving surpass all previous similar events. We have gath- ered from our stocks many “‘odds and ends,” by that we mean pictures of which we have but one or two of each subject, and have marked priceson them that will cause quick selling. Popular Coasts. Neatly printed on Aluminum and mounted on imitation ebony and enclosed in Fane; designs by eminent artists of the day. Reg Ht 250 ularly these are priced at 25c.; in lots of. | At 550 gross or more retailers cannot buy them for FRAMED PICTURES; less ithan I7c. each; special to T00\\ 1.00) as $2.00 and $3.00 morrow g 7 kinds: in neat gilt frames. COLORED PICTURES: | . : PASTELS, ETCHINGS At 2Fe | choice of six subjects: in Hi 2, 00| AND CARBONS; in gilt frames. neat gilt frames; pictures that will be appreciated by discriminating purines l ieee PICTURES; COLORED PICTURES; | 7%? 2.00} in neat laid git framesy It T1390 Vic, git veneer frames; newt ‘matched comers: mostly’ and interesting subjects; | landscape subjects; regularly $3.00 regularly 35c. (Third Floor, Centre, 18th St) Women’s Covert Coats. In 22-inch Spring Style. The accompanying illustration ably depicts the modish lines pyres aug this popular Spring gar- ment is made. he mannish sleeves, notched collar and prettily notched cuffs, not forgetting the stylish general effect, make it a most popular coat at this season. Made in the new fly front corset share. of the finest quality hard finish American Covert Cloth, with narrow notched collar, lapped seams, full bisnop sleeves with 10.75 turn back cuffs; every seam iSecond Floor, Front.) lapped and stitched, taffeta lined throughout. An _ exceptional Yew Oriental Mattings. COLORED PICTURES) in gikt frames; choice many interesting subjects. COLORED PICTURES; in neat gilt frames; matched metal corners; sizes 19x23, bargain at No. 492, 27 inches wide, 27 6.50 high. 19 deep, No. 494, 38 inches wide. 34 Hometitters’ Day Specialy eae renee wide. 36 10.50 To-morrow we will place on high 26 deep, 723, OO | sale two lots of the newest pat- No. 496, 54 inches wide, 37 terns in Chinese and Japanese eet ecan 14.50 "Straw Mattings. The 1904 de- No. 436, with white en- amelled provision chamber, No. 438, with white en- amelled provision chamber. 19,25 pact weal 22,50 OUR SPECIAL HARDWOOD RE- FRIGERATOR. and the best cheap or m7 medium price Re- frigerator ont 6.75 signs are more striking and ser- viceable than ever. May be used as regular or extra floor covering. We have made the price-advantages as attractive as possible. The following are exe ceptional values: market Chinese Wattings. - No. 150, 5.50 | $18.00 quality; roll of 40 yds, 14,00 No 155, 700 | $15.00 quality; roll of 40 yds, 22.00 ' No. 175, Apartment | $12.00 quality; roll of 40 yds, 8.50 haves Japanese Wattings. 10.25 syle, $15.00 quality; roll of 40 yds, 12s No. 185 Apartment 1 612.00 quality; roll of 40 yas. | 9100 ip tle, 12, SO | $10.00 quality; roll of 40 yds. 7.50, (asin Gitin’ Po, Front) Victory’ Drop-Heaa ° Sewing | | 42.00 pe Ory was made apparent that the world was assures a soft, smooth, even, pliable skin, not made in a day, and men were told) Mf exquisite beauty. Use it freely every day upon the face, neck, 5 a Hn Sp Ws JD 5 2. Machines | th 1d be a day of reckoning if s and hands, and you wil agreeably surpri od, n Incomparable Lise ine. uatitias r Nis ela tostloataere apioyeatatie wondered and micnte! effects. Delightfully perfumed. very Bottle Suarante ioc : st of Finest Quali Important Special Sale quautingay ares telbe usd every night Banishes Blotches, Pimples, Blackheads. wf Reduced Prices Continues. in the district, and in addition to the Just Lovely for a Coarse Skin. 5 ¢ These machines must be cleared at once to make i + meoting to-morrow night, Senator Mc- PURE BEERS FROM THE BEST BREWERIES. | INPORTED AND DOMESTIC ALES. Haad, as waste Carren will address a meeting on Sh d ? per per | Hemi tintye ttm, ale flavor, briitiancy, and Top CAMs vores: ou remath Thureday night. To-night the oppo- | m Bor doael elas of every brand. es able offer nents of Doyle will hold a, meeting in Is e andso e 5 nas i a Aue hy ae stg iat 10 die ‘ sense’ Mosies Kam's ‘Hall :Twenty:third street and Not as to features, but whata fine, smooth skin and beautiful OR ESSENCE OF NATURE. ba a: : THE DIAMONDS ALE’ bbl 0 dox Reve ow Ehird \avenvey Peoenlem at Wiley Mane complexion ! It is the fovely skin and the clear, Se gitelifonke The tollet wonder for the akin and complexion. Prevents bh 10 don, 7.85.7 A PALE, ALE. Xxx hi 10. aon waders selfs D, Stapl y iu 4 3, is why : x LP (Ale ® Porter), 0b) on ee a apleton eS others will spea com Heston Haas Rees ee eee PO RORELLE (Lanch tendency to wrinkles and withering of the akin. EXro bbl, 10 dor 68] STOUTS AND PORTERS—Imported and Domestic. sel sear needie: SULTAN OF SULU IN LINE. LM, rubbed wy the face, neck, arms and hands, 3 or 4 times a week, will do wonders for your skin IRBW EXPORT, “ypi, 10 don 5.00 60) BPrine Tonics, every 01 Double stout’ thee and best attach: . and complexion. It delights everybody ; nothing in the world its equal, the wonder and pleasure of all who GHEE BEREAN OMA ceaiie chic iolase, Gea Eh more than rants Highly ars Ms use it, Clears up the skin, improves the complexion. Exquisitely, delicately perfumed, harmless, pure, clean, REDPATH'’S STANDARD (Dark! Lastdea nome He Accepts the Abroyation of the and clear as crystal; a refreshing luxury. anwelkina 10, ee Guacans ‘ ‘ Mates Treaty, Gen. Wood Sayn. RENOWNED EUROPEAN E AT OLD STOCK EXTRA TER, bbl. 10 doi siti, or auner-en, Woon Hl THE SKIN AND COMPLEXION, [.2ttiaten “idee ieee Uh italy Bara feet St oi SAVING Ra ra coe tes Sin has accepted the abrogation of eh {Ml Nature, the toilet wonder. Its use assures a skin as healthful, smooth, soft and pliable as that of a babe. Gives cate Re MALT VIGOR. Maken blood, nerve. ena UeeCe eo” Pet Dos 72,00 inrepatc tor Fates treaty. Fvidently the Sultan had universal satisfaction, receives the unstinted praise of and is in high favor with the best peop everywhere. Pre- MUNCHER KINDLERAU. bbl 10dox, TAH TH | ALDVAT ES Matar! ofcetngh et tbl 130 without extre Gare: period th Floor. ‘to wrinkles, ageing or withering of the skin; and for clearing and beauti : ainuye heal tenons nd prosarving the skin, dt ia ewithous a peer, Instant roller for Tetter, Aree ra Scaly, Irritated, Inflamed Skin, haps and Chafes, AS WELL AS WOMEN; fi"feshed. the skin l l E I \ AT 5 ©) TO 6 with oy Assumes bi oe pases (iterant, hnes or tural pink, a purplish blue, and brownish spots or blotches occur on the face, neck an Is; wi colors at innate Pie rittering or aryiog up of the flesh and skin, wrinkles, ete, For. ell. such conditions, Leaurelle Balm has magic effect ; if youl massage, rub briskly, the face, neck and hands, every day with the Balm, the skin will be brought to and maintained in a normal and more youthful condition, into extreme old age. who use face powders would first bathe the face with LEAURELLE (Laurel) iY Women BALM, then apply the face powders, they will be ae with the result. E) it effect, reventing any roughening or injurious-effect from the powders, WELLS’ VELVET CREAM FACE POWDER, best made, white or flesh, 28c. 5 d work that roughens or chaps the siin, will find one application of LEAU- WOMEN WHO SEW XiSCCEYSALM instantly smooth the skin, and they can go about their work at once, Men Who Shave. If the skin is tender, Sry cet rough chafed or chapped, try 1 expected ite abrogation sinco hostilities h_Ay. Elevators) bemun last fall. MICHAELS BROS, 6th Ave. & 9th St., B'klyn, Liberal Credit House, New Spring Styles CLOTHING ing the complexion, Al ions of Skin, (Third Floor, Centre.) Metal Bedsteads and Bedding. An Important Special Sate Begins at Ohe Big Store Go-Morrow. Being planned upon a scope not equalled elsewhere, and presenting innumerable economies of the best and most con- vincing description, it is not strange that these Spring Sales H should attract a great amount of attention. BALM. One application is instantly cor- QD..° l ive sa delightful luxury. Beats them all. Superb, healing, soothing, refresh- S TéCes ver 3 NOW. READY, fern eige a ict! agen ee Loomer hale: nS erage 45 Less Ohan What Ladies’ Tailor-Made Suits, in all th it ma- feral, Ors see ees sees 1, 00"? Sik and Cloth Coats, Skirts, Waists, MILLINERY, Men’s and Boys’ Top Coats, Men's Business and. Dress Suits, ' School & Confirmation Suits, Lowest Prices. Easiest Payments, inflamed, painful corns, bunions and callouses, it cools and soothes them, Applied to the whole foot, it cools, rests, gives ease and comfort. In fact as a lotion for the skin, on any part of the person, it 1s fine. LEAURELLE (Laurel) BALM differs from other NO WAITING FOR RESULTS. preparations and is remarkable in. that its effects are instantaneous in smoothing and healing chaps, chafes or rough skin, It is not greasy, sticky nor mussy; dries instantly. Contains no oil or Fett The advantages of using LEAURELLE BALM are that only one application is needed, which will dry in instantly, leaving no traces, except a smooth, even skin. Does not grease nor soil anything; need not be covered up nor washed off; clean and less; does not soil silks, satins nor gloves. Delightful; fumed. Sample (2 ox.) 16c, Small (4 om,) 26c, Mediam (10 ox.) 50c, Large (25 ow.) $1.00 at draggists. A $1.00 bottle and a 2hc box of Wells’ ested Cream Face Powder, or 25c in any other of, my pieperations, sent prepaid by express on receipt of $1.00. Not seat C, 0. D. E. 8, WELLS, Chemist, Jersey City, N. J., U..8. A. GRAY HAIR. Gais Bedstead, $28.00, DSTEADS. { Are Regularly Asked, ESSES, South American }EESH FEATHER PIL. 3,00 SDSTEADS. enamelled Ln or two. parte regularly .DING COTS, Tr SSE8. Unuous heavy y per ne or two. parte: A. K: Temulariy $119.00, 1 order, specta, REDSTEADS, of sam without the WovEN WIRi WOVEN WIKE DIVANS a SPRINGS. 5. special 4.50. 6.00 DIVANS ENAMELLE) 700 We ENAMELED BEDSTEADS uc) i as caps and Vases Remember, we also sell 9 But gradually restores gray hair ep original materall colote Blast or SAENETEADS. 1 cn al | Folding Iron Coughas. a Brown; elegant tonic dressing; no oil, no grease, not sticky nor mussy. aust Ane bts RULED MORIBAT RAEN SAI oii bs ' On Easy Weekly Payments. FOR - ROR EA eeeiies, Grc na CL OU ae Arcata ios: levee sinoiand 230. in say Co ae en oenereane ipalthoalheW) tickine’ remuinrly 40 | BR uen orrps: made. sere Ls bok, complaok Gouh Sanaa - . *. ~ above preparations, or any $1.25 assortment » pre- ex NAB BEDSTEAD! | special bevel Pall 8 top rails and vases, i, ‘ MICHAELS ‘BROS., GRAY HAIR: HAIR COMING OUT, paid by express on receipt of $1.00. Not sent C. 0. D. foes Magers trees wor rls tag | BARTER unto" gO aadial® estore Ave. & 9th St., Broo Syn planeta ter ans ic dude aig rd Sense atk wink Seay Nop calty | MATTRESSES Mate ot, mined alr me | = Kety iaterala, with iron T ball magnus, | gtotne mans Ao A s Femerls | aes Sanaa