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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-10-17
ON THE GRIDIRON.
Rivington A. G. Played a Tie
Game With 0ritani
F. C.--Notes.

The R~ivington Athletic Club Of Hoboken
donned their football togs and tackled the
strong Oritani Field Clubs eleven on the
~fatter's grounds at Hackensack, on Sat
urday. The game proved to be an ex-
citing one, in which neither eleven scored.
The game was strongly contested, al
though the Oritanis had the advantage of
weight. the R~ivingtons proved worthy OPP
ponents for the home team. the playing
leaned slightly towards the Rivingtons,
who had the ball within a few yards of
the Oritani's goal once or twice. and
forced Oritani to kick continually.
In the second half, Mills of the Riv-
ingtons was slightly injured and had to
retire from the game, but was substi-
tuted by Clayton. The playing of both
teams was c~ommendable. The line up
was as follows:-
oritani F. c.. Rivington A. c.
HueStlS HeiSer
Right End.
Right Tackle.
Cook Right Guard. rae'0Sr
Centre.
Ross o,arfer Rack FATHERS
Left End,
Cranson Mills lCAayton)
Van Brunt
ias'0f Left Half Back.
Hunke Right Hall Back. N's,'i
scammell Capt. Canning
Umpire-Mr. Anderson, O.. F e.
Timekeeper-Mr. Warning, r. A. G.
rr;raa of half-20 minutes.
The Rivington A: G; win tackle the
strong Viking Field Club of .Bayonne,
N. j., on Saturday, at st. Georges cricket
Grounds, Hoboken.
The first game of the season in the
Metropolitan High School League viii be
played in this city on Saturday when the
High School will line up against Man
haitian High. The teams of these schools
are very strong and the game should
prove an excellent one. The victory High
School scored over Newark Academy last
Wednesday was a surprise to a number
of the teams in the league and all have a
wholesome fear Of the local aggregation
The boys of this city are playing a great
game and should give a good account Of
themselves. The revised schedule for the
year is as follows
oct. "a, Jersey City VS.. Manhattan, at
Jersey City; Morris High vs.. Manual
Training, at Bronx. Oct. Is. Morris High
VS.. Jersey City, ait Bronx: Boys High VS..
Manual Training at Brooklyn, Nov. 4,
Jersey City VS.. Manual Training, at Jer-
sey City; Boys High VS.. Morris High. at
Manhattan. Nov. II, Manual Training VS..
Morris High. at Brooklyn; Jersey City
VS.. Boys High at Manhattan. Nov. Is.
Jersey City vs. Morris High. at Jersey
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-10-17
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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-10-17

Rubber knobs thick set on sole and heel
convert an ordinary piece OF russell grain
shoe leather into a golf shoe It laces and
has broad tveraudas extensions around
the sole. The toe is broad, but slightly
rounded at the end
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-10-17

Dated Jersey city. Oct. 18th. 1853.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-10-17

Some of the girls are obtaining the Rus
old one of lacing the corset in sections.
with several different and separate strings.
The corset is fitted, and then a tiny belt
is buckled tightly next to it and under the
outer garments. The corset naturally as
sunaes the curved figure aimed for, and
the belt holds like a wise. While this is
not the latest fashion, the Venus de Milo
figure giving the idea for the most re
Gently designed Paris models, there are
many people. both men and women. es-
pecially the former, who admire the taper
Of a tiny waist. however sensibly they
may talk about the evils of tight 1acing
for the benefit of their own families. wives
and daughters.
To housewives In search of novelty, ex-
periments with bananas may be recon-
mended. Banana fiour is said to produce
excellent and nutritious bread. The fruit
is undoubtedly susceptible Of every varied
treatment, as puddings, f~ritters, ETC., but
the latest idea. glace or sugared bananas.
which are said to be superior to figs, opens
up a pleasant addition to our desserts. The
fruit Is said TO be simply auartered down
its length, well s%prinkied with caster sugar
and then left exposed to the sun till it al
most meits into a kind of rich, honey-iike
jelly, as delicious, and even more delicate.
than the finest preserved figs of the
Levant.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-10-17

auaaauanasaaaas IN aszaHassAsa
WOMAN'S WORLD.

ReS Z
Daily camera., 1899-11-28

The Denver Sunday Times devotes
half column to IAN Electric Line From
Boulder" While this alway; sounds we'll
and is always possible, the only ,roub.
lie about the project is that no men
with morey have come forward to make
the cars go. Either some reporter was
hard pushed when that article was writ.
ten or someone has stuffed him good
and plenty" Just at present all that can
be said for the electric railway situation
is that it is hard Shedding although it as
says high in hopes and expectations.
Daily camera., 1899-11-28

The oldest inhabitant never gazed
upon such bewildering lot OF good
things to eat as are to be seen in Bed
ford & Phillips Cash market now. Aside
from specially fine line OF turkeys,
geese and ducks. they carry everything
that goes TO aid the digestion of the
above-cranberries. celery, choicest line
of pickles and delicatessen articles in
Boulder. Call at this market before de.
Gliding on your Thanksgiving dinner
Daily camera., 1899-11-28

'Just like we had in So" said Mr.. A..
J. Macky speaking OF the weather yes.
terday. Didn't pretend to own over.
coats in those days. not even in the mid.
die of winter. In fact, there WASH t
much of any winter then. Climate
seems to have changed late years.
remember that year gong down by
Marine Smiths place on the creek and
shooting elk. Plenty of elk there then
and just such weather as we're having
today all winter long" That was 40
years ago and since then Mr.. Macky has
by degrees accumulated wealth and now
oh. we'll, now he's able to own an
overCoat.
Daily camera., 1899-11-28
MOMENTS RIBBED UNDERWEAR.

The winter kinds. if bought today. would
cost US what we're willing to retail them
at.
Good weight feeced lined vests and
pants. the kind you pay 35c in other
stores, here only 23c
Regular soc feeced pants and vests 3Sc
Regular 65c tieeced pants and vests 48c
Wors,ed plated aeeced pants and vests
worth 7Sc, at 5Sc
All WOO pants and vests only o4c
Daily camera., 1899-11-28

Just fer four days there has been a
special sale at Dale's dry goods store.
They advertised 20 per cent discount
during that period and The sale closes to
morrow. This sale includes everything
in the large stock of Dale's store except
thread and patterns and the announce
ment has caused perfect iu ever
sim the sale opened last Friday The
ladies know that Dale always do as he
advertses and that 20 per cent 'rom bis
regular price means remarkable bargains.
Remember the sale closes TOMORROW
evening.
Daily camera., 1899-11-28

THAT RING TRUE.

bargains that You will appreciate, too By the way that
word "bargan' is often msused and often badly abused
1t has been made to stand for many humbug, many a
shan-no here thongh-it possesses and dignity
when used in our store columns. Here it will al
ways be given its broadest most literal meaning Hence
when we say these bargains ring you depend
upon the statement.
Dur SUPPOSE YOU READ ABOUT rHEM-A
Daily camera., 1899-11-28

Mrs. b. Dickson of Andersen, Ind,
well known here, is now in Denver with
her husband, who is proprietor of the
great attraction at the Broadway theatre,
"Humpty Dumpty." that the Denver
papers praise so largely. She will come
to Boulder later in the week and spend
several weeks at the home of her father,
Valentine Butsch, while her husband is
with the troupe on the coast.
Daily camera., 1899-11-28

The line up for the Thanksgiving
game isn't marker to the line OF nne
corn fed turkeys displayed on the glib
bets at Euler & Voegtle's City market.
Never such a display of Thanksgiving
edibles shown in Boulder. Gill early
and secure the pick, Call late and you
will find that the assortment was all
good, but m ~ not be so precisely suited
as to size
Daily camera., 1899-11-28
GOOD WARN COMFORTS.

Better comforts than you can ordinarily
buy at these prices. Not much for US in
way of profit, but it all means very active
selling.
A fairly good sized comfort for o4c
A large comfort, good clean filling and
good covering. very cheap COM
fort at SI25
A regular 81 Is comfort for lao
A regular 90 Comfort for I6S
A regular so comfort for los
A regular Z Is comfort for 225
Daily camera., 1899-11-28

The State Preparatory School and Pu.
eblo High School elev. ms will line up on
Gamble field at I:45 Saturday after oon.
Our Prep. team are some pun in" this
year and the chances for gooj deal of
Boulder holler this year are exec lent.
Daily camera., 1899-11-28
AEA'S XARI UNDERWEAR.

Our public is pretty well posted on
values; being posted thcrc'll be little
trouble in disposng of the following
items. they are all priced much below
normal:
Fleeced lined cotton shirts AMI draw
ers. per garment 3Sc
Good weigh, shirts and drawers; shirts
are double from, and back. per gar
ment only a3c
Heavy wool fieeced shirts and drawers
per garment SSc
All wool shirts and drawers. shirts are
double iron, and back. drawers doub.
lie seat good 81 IS garment only oSc
Daily camera., 1899-11-28

The Camera was requested by men,
bers of the Christian church not to men.
ton the resignation of Rev. Mr.. Pickett.
1t has appeared, however, in other pa
pers and those who requested silence
have only themselves to blame for this
paper neglecting to voice the almo st
universal hope of the place that DR.
Pickett will reconsider. Leading men,
bers of the church say they Simply
won't" let him resign.
Daily camera., 1899-11-28

Henry Mcneil is suing in the county
court Willard Teller and other directors
of the Slide Mining company on note
for s2o3 given by the company. He
claims the directors are individually re
sronsible for the reason that no annual
statement ,of the company was filed
with the clerk and recorder.
Daily camera., 1899-11-28
SOAt BLANKET BARGAINS.

And these in Z, e face of rapidly ad
vancing market. Your blanke, needs
can be very economically filed from the
following lots:
1914 cotton blankets at SIC. lSc. oSc pair
10 4 heavy wool mixed biants at
7Sc, Si.Io. $3.50
II 4 extra heavy cotton blankets i.23
iI.I heavy wool mixed blankets I6S
10 4 half wool blankets 2.7s
1924 all wool blankets 2oS
Daily camera., 1899-11-28

Several hundred Boulder,tes will AXE
in the foot bali game at Denver on
Thanksgiving day. At night III y will
be afforded an opportunity. acrordi, G 10
the Denver papers, of seeing one of the
fines, spectacles every shown on any
stage-"Humpty Dumpty" at the Rro4d.
way theatre. The train leaves Denver
for Boulder at 1870 that night.
Daily camera., 1899-11-28

Henry and Herbert Haseln, nephews
OF Auditor Of State. George w. Ten Pile,
are in town looking for business open.
ings. One is druggist and the other
dentist and both have had experience
Daily camera., 1899-11-28

Hon, c. w. Sanborn says ,ha, turkey
stealing has been pretty genera through.
out the valley this fall. Not less til: n
ten were nlpped from his coops a few
nights since
Daily camera., 1899-11-28

"Our camp is a busy one just now ana
shipping trains of coal daily" said Dir
Charles f. Wolfer. who was over fre II
Louisville today.
Daily camera., 1899-11-28

7. F. Waggoner and son Charles, ~he
have been employed as brick mt.on.
upon the big new beet sugar factory =
Grand Junction. arrived home today.
Daily camera., 1899-11-28

Talk about Turkey and its manifold
troubles! Turkey is all right. JUS, look
at him in manifold style and size at The
City market. Call early and get the
pick of these choice ones,
Daily camera., 1899-11-28

Mrs. S A. Lee OF the Toledo, | W
Chronicle, is in Boulder for the purpo Sc
oi being with her nephew, Martin MusSe'
who is attending the preparatory school
Daily camera., 1899-11-28

II ycu have much outside work to dc,
get acquainted with one OF Joe Berg.
helms .heepskin lined duck coats;
they re 81 and S.
Daily camera., 1899-11-28

Go to the American restaurant for
y ur Thanksgiving dinner, served from
1880 a. m. TO 2:3o p. m, rs cents.
Daily camera., 1899-11-28

If you have much outside work to do
get acquainted with one OF Joe Berg.
helms sheepskin lined duck coats;
they're 81 and S.
Daily camera., 1899-11-28

Ladies. don't fail 10 attend the closing
out sale of tapestries, linens, gloves and
hosiery at 1908 Pearl street. Friday.
Daily camera., 1899-11-28
Grand Ranis for Turkeys.

There will be rsff1c for turkeys at A
J. Nelson's Liquor house, 1881 Walnut
street, commencing on the afternoon of
November 18th and continuing until
Thanksgiving. Ailare cordially invite 1.
273 A. J. NELSON.
Daily camera., 1899-11-28
Superior Coal At Woollett 4 Browns.

Miss Richards of Denver arrived yes.
tetday and is guest of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Barnett.
Daily camera., 1899-11-28

Bellfower apples by the box at ID. L.
Wise & Cos. 2,.1w
Daily camera., 1899-11-28

Norton Montgomery has so far recov
cred from the effects OF the operation as
to be able 10 sit up.
Daily camera., 1899-11-28

The Senegambian population will de-
scend upon the populace with 'poss n
supper this week. Colonel Fred Eldrcd
is whettin his appetite Tor the location
Daily camera., 1899-11-28

Orr w. Noble and Bette Bloomfield,
10th Of Lafayette, were married by
Justice Henderson today.
Daily camera., 1899-11-28

F. L. Boyd has returned from Califor
mia and will re engage in real estate
business in Boulder.
Daily camera., 1899-11-28

Go to the American restaurant tor
your Thanksgiving dinner, served from
1880 a. m. to 2:3o p. m, IS cents.
Daily camera., 1899-11-28
LOCAL. NEWS
Superior Coal al Wccllett I; Er, wn'i.

Mr.. and Mrs Frank V. Kirk are doing
the capital this week
Daily camera., 1899-11-28
so tho People May Know.

The big cake walk and masquerade
n ball of the season will take place
~, at the armory hall Wednesday,
Nov. 2oth. The management re-
serves the right to refuse admis
81 sion to any one. 282t
Daily camera., 1899-11-28

Go to d. l. Wise & Co. and get box
of Bellfower apples Ter Thanksgiving.
Daily camera., 1899-11-28
A SNAP.

Five Hundred ana Seventy F.v. collars
ts575 OO).
The above buys ten good horses and
two Carriages, two sets Of double harness,
four lap robes, with good business. En-.
quire at University Book & Drug store,
Daily camera., 1899-11-28
Fancy Bellfower apples by the box al
C0u,ehan's.
No Don't

Don't delay until cold weather catches
you and then shiver with cold, but 90 TO
the closing out sale Of underwear, fur.
nshing goods. gloves and hosiery at
Mrs Crosby's Friday morning and buy
wha' you need at your own prices.
Everything put up will be sold regard.
less of cost. ISA E. B. CROSBY.
Daily camera., 1899-11-28

Alfred Cushman, the old tm=r, was
visiting Boulder friends today.
Daily camera., 1899-11-28

BY good luck we have managed to
ou, drummer's sample line OF ladies'
and children's golf cspes. Nothing like
them IN town. They are wonders
J. L. RACHoFsKY,
18th and Pear.
Daily camera., 1899-11-28

Our SO suits are simply out OF sight
JOE BERGHEIM & Co,
Daily camera., 1899-11-28

FOR RENT-FIve room modem house.
Enquire at Bentley & Craig's. 1911 Pearl
Daily camera., 1899-11-28

FOR SALE-Mrs. F. Weisenhorn Of
fers her family horse, Dick, for sale. Ad-
dress 264o California street, Denver, or
Noses Hoover, south of Weisenhorn's
lake.
Daily camera., 1899-11-28

Our 50 suits are simply ou, of sight.
JoE BERGHEIM & Co.
Daily camera., 1899-11-28

The best buckwheat -four In Colorado a,
Coulehan's
Daily camera., 1899-11-28

Did you ever hear of genulue Mel.
ton suit at sol You get it at Joe Berg
helms.
Daily camera., 1899-11-28
"H That Stays
Does the Business" ="

DOeS the Business.
All the quorld admires
"staying poeuer. On this
quality success depends. The
blood Is the best friend the
heart has. and faint heart
neOer svon anything. Hoods
Sarsaparilla IS the best friend
the blood ever had; It cleans
es the bloodof everything. If
you 4uould be strong in the race Of life
and ''do the business, you must
STAY" Hoods SarsApArMa makes
the struggle easy. 1t erVes otA.
strong blood; hence perfect health.
Dizzy speIIs-"Suddtn dizzy SPELLS
quould make my hands and side numb
and could not 4vork. Took Hood Sar'
saparzlA and am eueu man. Fred y.
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-''eAfer ealing / had
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headaches, poo, appetite and bad taste IN
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saparilla." c. N. DeVoe. Chico. eMont
Impure Blood ~ am pleased 10
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H7enbrant. Rochester. N. Y.
d@od1 Sae4qbmM
2.lE5ll3llD
Hoods pills cure liver Ills; the non Irritating and
only cathartic to take with Hood's saIssparlla
You can get yolr Thanksgiving din
ner. served from 1880 to 2:3o. at the
American restaurant before you go to
Denver Thursday.
Hint
A complete line OF children's ready
made dresses, neat school patterns.
L. RACHoFSKY,
I4th and Pearl
Daily camera., 1899-11-28

All leading kinds of Poultry and stock
foods at Coulehan'u,
Daily camera., 1899-11-28

You can get yoar Thanksgiving din
ner, served from 1880 to 2:3o. at the
American restaurant before you go to
Denver Thursday.
Daily camera., 1899-11-28
HMod1 Saa4ab0NM

Hoods Pills cure liver III. the non Irritating and
only cathaTtic to take with Hood. saIsspaIilla
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-12-07
For further particulars apply to
Gear. Lansing 6 Co..
JUDD BUILDING
M. R.@0OUNTER,
Matchmaker, JeWeler AND Optician

We are showing a fine SILVER NOVEL
TIES CLOCKS-Snappy
,iesign that sela RICH OF e
BABY PINS, BRACELETS, BROOCHES SETS CHAINS,
LOCKETS, RINGS, SASH
THNBIES. HOLDERS, BRUSH SETS,
BUTToNHooKs MANICURE SETS BONES VAsELNE BOXES
BOXES, PUNGENTS
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-12-07
A Tired Horse.

A horse attached to a surrey was
standing in front of Thrum's store
yesterday morning, became tired and
suddenly fell to the ground. A police
officer and several bystanders worked
but the animal persisted in remaining
where he had fallen. The street was
blocked for a short time during the
raising of the horse which finally got
up of its own volition
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-12-07

Hives are a terrible torment to the
little folks and to some older ones
Doane's Ointment never fails. Instan,
relief and permanent cure At any
chemists. SO cents.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-01-04
ST. BRIDGET'S LYCEUM.
Clubhouse Presented a Bril-
liant Scene on Ladies'
Night.

The club house of st. Bridget's Lyceum,
on Montgomery street. presented a fine
sight last evening, it being Ladies'
Night" The interior of the building was
gayly decorated with evergreens and the
costumes of the aides made the scene
very brilliant. The upper part of the
spacious building was set apart for dane
ing, and in the parlors on the main floor
a musical programme was given by the
members.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
B. McGuinness, Mrs. H. Kelly, Mrs
Geruks, Mrs. Levaniss, Mrs. O'Keefe,
Miss Nellie Mullens, Miss M. Corcoran,
Miss Mamie Reilly. Miss M. Herman, Miss
r. flaming. Miss l.. Murtha, Miss b.. Ma
honey, Miss A. McGovern, Miss n, Wal
DON, Miss w. Walden, Miss K. Sullivan,
Miss NJ. Benson, Miss Eta O'Keefe, Miss
sidy, Miss G.. Lynch, Miss M. Scully, Miss
c. Failey, Miss H. Finley, Miss B. Nc
Kinnon, Miss j. Scully, Miss A. Murphy,
Tracey, Miss j.. Dalton, Miss 1. Dalton,
Miss E. DAILY, Miss Coppenger, Miss j.
Langdon. Miss A. Finley, Miss M. Finley.
Miss L. Reilly. Miss NJ. Hopkins, Miss g. q.
simmons, Miss X. Marley, Miss M. Mann,
Miss L. McCarty. Miss M. McCarty,
MeSSrS. Michael Waters, Jas. ii. ErOwn,
Michael Dolan, Jas. Murphy, Michael Nc
Herman, Frank B. Smith, Jno, Tracey,
Jr.. Jas. McGurr, Ghas. Cooper, Herman
Neuhoff. Patrick Hayes. Thomas Bren-
man,, Patrick Brennan, John McMulen, 2.
Mcclure, Michael Nolan, Frederick S.
Mcguire, William Sprouts. Thomas Can
non. Thomas Murphy, William Mulroy,
John McTfernan, Ambrose Mohr, James
Goodman John Sweeney, Thomas Burns.
Eugene Sheehan, John Herman, Thomas
Jones. Peter Golden. NJ. Pagan, P. Phelan,
M. Corcoran, G. Roden. E. Connell, T. Nc
Manus, ". Maloney, VIM Gallagher.
The Committee in charge were George
Sanderson, chairman; James J.. McTier-
At the meeting held previous to the
dance the president, Rev. w. A. Keyes,
appointed the following committees to act
for the coming year.
Executive Board-Rev. W. A. Keyes,
chairman: John J.. Mulvaney, Daniel Nc
Mullen, Marth Maloney and John Tracey,
Sr.
Entertainment Committee-M. T. Ma
loney, chairman; job MrTiernan, Patrick
Flanagan and Ambrose Mohr.
House Committee-John ]. Mulvaney,
Mcclure and Thomas McManus.
Auditing Committee-James J.. McTier-
nan, join McMullen and Andrew Phelan-
The officers are w. A. keyes. President;
J. Mulvanev, Vice-President; Will
liam Sprouts. Second Vice-President;
Daniel McMullin, Treasurer: f.. S. Nc
CURE. Financial Secretary; John Kier-
Daniel McMullin, Treasurer; f. S. Nc
Herman, Corresponding Secretary; Thos.
Murphy. Librarian, and Matthew A. Cor
ccran, Sergeant-at-Arms.
EaH
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-01-04
WILL ADMIT NJ
ST. PauPs Catholic Club After
a Long Discussion Throwns
Open Its Doors.

A largely attended meeting of st. Paufs
Catholic CluB was held last evening, when
the recently elected officers were installed.
They are:-President, Michael i. Fagen;
Vice-President, John P. Murray: Secre-
tary, John D. Lane; Financial Secretary,
George E. Riley; Treasurer, Frank Roeh-
renbeck. Sr.; Librarian, Charles Weisr,
and Sergeant-at-Arms, Andrew Cook.
Board Of Directors. Edward Mailer, Mar
tin Roehrenbeck. Joseph McGuirk, Ber-
nard Reilly, Rudolph Rein and Joseph
O'Neill.
The members Of the newly elected
Board of Directors made arrangements
for the first parish euchre of the season,
and decided on January 20, as the date
upon which it is to be held. The matter
in regard to whether the ladies should
be taken in as associate. members was
thoroughly discussed, and it was finally
decided to admit them. Other organiza-
lions of a similar nature have admitted
ladies for some time and they nave proved
valuable assistants.
The drama to be produced this spring
will be decided upon at the next meeting.