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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-09-06

Tfall dyspepsia sufferers k lew what
DR. Shoop's Restorative would do for
tn m. Dyspepsia would practically he
tn disease OF the past. DR. Shops Re-
atorative reaches stomach troubles by
SITS direct tonic action upon the inside
true stomach nerves. St)m-
ach distressor weakness. fulness bloat-
ing, belching. We recommend and
sell DR. Shoop's Restorative. Sold by
J oseph M. Ayres.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-09-06

Boys bloomer and knickerbocker
trousers, sizes to l6 years. Benning-
ton shoe store.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-09-06

Deans Rheumatic Pills instantly cure rheu
matism and neuralgia Entirely vegetable.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-09-06
BOSTON & MAINE RAILROAD.

corrected 10 June % 1905. Trains leave Ben.
nlngton daily except Sunday. unless otherwise
noted.
TRAINS LEAVING.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-09-06

HONOLULU, Sept G.-The water
in the fire rooms of the transport Sher-
ldan is now up to the level of the ocean
outside the stranded steamer. The surf
is damaging the vessel considerably
Captain Peabody and the crew of the
Sheridan remain on board. They are
using candles for light at night. Twelve
Baskets containing corpses from the
Philippines have been brought ashore.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-09-06

Corrected to June 2ith, 1906. Trains leave
Bennington daily except Sunday. unless
otherwise noted.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-11-09
Nsaper's Wanfelmntb.

Gbilaoelp.bia, ga, 3. gtop,---
Gin intereiinntes greignib in Der bie'
lieen politiihen Situntion bileet
beute Ole Grfldriing oes Wapors S.
Weaper, buB er id, Der republifuiti-
iben S5eeriolge wieber onihliebe II.
iiir ben Sanoiouten Der Yartei fitr
cas- 8ouperneursomt, goiuin 9.
Stuort, uno oen repnbIifanlidlel,
Ganoioaten fir oos Amt beS III
ltriftsonlpoltS BON philadelphia, 50.
nuel y. Hotan, ltinmen lueroe. Seit
ieinen gbfaQ bon Der Republicans
i6en Organization uno Dem erbitter.
ten slngriii se9en ibre 6ilbrer nor
1S Wonoten betbeiligte iid Winpor
@eoper ciiri9 an Den geitrebilngcn
Der bieiigen lofalen Reform Srga'
niiotion, melhe oen gsamcn .Gitn
Gortp" iiibrt. Seute ioate er ltd
lpieoer bon oieier 8artei in elmer
oifentlihen Grfl1rlmg los, IN ,pel'
der CT oen 6iibrern ooriuirit lic
ipielten ein politiihes Spiel, iiir
lpcldeS er iid nibt ertuarmen fone
ne. Gr bebouptct, unter Den iogc-
nonnten Rcforrern loufe Die Staot
@eiobr, cinem ihlimmeren Spltcm
oes 9obtbrms 81 perfallen oils es il
,upor criltirt bobe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-11-09

met megeu 9eidinlpillna OcS 5uOcn-
tbumS 81 5pei S8ohen @ciingniB
perlrtbeilt iporocn. Gr hottc eiuen
iiioiihcn &cren1 ais cine mtcrnOtiO.
nalc 0etriiaer6ulroe bc5cidnct.
Grcimilliqer Sonferntt.
Der Sambl,rgcr Correspondent ocS
,2ofal- -9ln5ei9crs" ntelOct, 0oB Ole
,S5omburg.9 Bremen 9lll0encine 9iiid
ucrlidcrlln0s @eicllihuit" III irei'
mi0igen 9onterott geNonAcn lit. Gicic
@cIeuItoit iou in .Solae ser fiir5-
lihcn aatoitropbc in Gan 6run}iSco
idNucrc Tcrlitc erlittcn hnbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-11-09

9unbeSififieS Columbia" ipeldeS
iid) foit orei Wonote in Der 8anal5one
allfgcbaltcn bot. Bon 29S Sfii5ieren
ltno Mannid)often puroen 2l5 bon
Wolurio ergriffen, ollgenideinlih ale
infolge bon llebertragling Der &ranf.
belt ourh MoSfitoitihc. Tie Grant.
belt ncrIor itb jeood, iobolo ooS
Shiii in fGltere 8egenbcn gclangtc,
lno lieB bel teincm Der 9etroffenen
i6limme sSolgen 5ilriif lleber cine,
ocn 9lersten unbefannte8ronthcit auf
ser Sniel 8uonL BON Der ieood bis
ber MIR Ole Gin9eborenen bctroften
iporocn iino, ipriht Der 9eridt. Sic
bcItebt in ser ollmGligen 3eritorlIng
Der Ioic lmo ser oberen 8cIidtS.
bGlfte; etipa 200 Ser Ssnielbewobner
lollcn OH bieier merfruiiroigen &ronf'
belt leioen, oeren Shloillm eifrig bon
Worine.sler5ten betrieben miro.
Cine Hicienoufgobe.
Gineu ,naeiGbren ge9riif iiber bie
9lrbeiten, welbe sur Tllrdiiibrllng
oeS Yonomafanol Groieftcs 5u lei
Iten iino, gibt Gin Girfulor, boS bon
Ser 8anol-Gonnliiiion fiir Die cpens
tueIlen @ieter olli Die slrbeiten ollfee.
IteIlt porben lit. Die 5oblmGBiaen
Mngoben lino MIR ounGbern0c, nuh
mogen Die perlonaten Arbeiten lelblt
nod monhc 9erdnoerlng eriobren,
ood bofit man, genaucre 9ln9oben
MAIDEN 81 fonncn. nohoem ein go.
mite pom 5 Sn9enieiren ibre oabin-
gebcnocn 9lrbeiten pollenbct hoben
merocn. slnter glnberem fiibrt oao
Girfulor Die iolaenoen 9lrbeiten ON:
Groousi6odtun9en in ser Golon-
Seftion 9,455,000, gtinbi.Seftior
100000, 2afe.Scftion 24,0OO,00O,
Guiebtd 39,000,000, Eeoro Otguel
6,S35,000, Banana Ban S,52S,0O0
9ubifporbs. slls notbuenbige Gro
bcpegungcn fir ciuige 9dnme Tno
oneegeben; fir ben 8otlInsGonm
q 100000, iiir Den 2o 9oca.0omm
100000 umo fir ocn goro5ol.S oin'
Gamm $780,, 600 Dorbs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-11-09
Icrmiid,te teIesrapbiide 1epcideu.

Ger 3ampicr .1urrett Bell"
pom Wiontrcol rah Sponep be.
Itimmt. III bel Gable Seoo, Eoince
Gbparc.Sriel, 9eitranoct.
- Sn 9ingbampton, R..O., mnr.
De ISohn Moriartp bei cincm Sita.
beniibergang bon einenl 3uge iber.
iobren unb getootet elm poar UnB
bon Der Stcae entiernt, 100 Dor eff
Wonaten iein 9ruoer in berielben
@eiie un,'s Seben fam.
Sn EbiIaoelpbia, ga, lpuroe
bel bem groBen Reibau luelhen 5.
Wanamufer auSiiibrt, onrf ben 3n-
iomnenbrud elmer Nuf5ugmaihine
5iuei slrbeiter gctootet uno iiini an
oere itiuer oerIcst,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-11-09
Nns Ser ylrbciteriuclt.

2obnerbobung fiir olle 9ln9eitellten
ser Yenniplponia 9abn oitlih
,tno meitlid BON Tittsburg. =
@eihenlteller crmGBieen ibre
i ,Sorbcrungen. ..l
Gbiluoclpbia. 60, 3. Hop.
- @incr ollt6entiihen 0tittbeilung
.5ufolae merocn Die 2Dbne idnmtli6er
9lngeItellter ser Yenniplponio 81.
icnbabn ouf ben 2inien oltlid uno
meitlld) BON Eittsburg erbobt mer.
ben, uno al Der Nuibeiierung neb.
men gegen 10000 Yerionen Sbeil.
Woglibcr @eiie lpiro Die 3uluge
i6on pom +. GGenlber ab belpilligt
perben, aber es linb nod peri6ieoene
gin5elnbeiten 81 oronen, ebe Der
bird)greiienbe Sd)ritt getbon pera
oen fam, mo 10 mag er lid nod
etlpos per5ogern. lie 9etricbslei.
tiing bcid)Gitigt iih nit Dem &or-
ihloge, oQeu 9lneeitellten melhe
monotlib peniger als $500 be5ieben,
cine 3illa9e pon 10 Hro5ent 5li5u-
penoen. 9ie monotlide 3ablliitc
ser 9ohn beldrft iib ihon gegen-
tp1rtig burbihnittlih oui ctpo $40.
100000, unb burh Die 3uloee piiroe
Tie alio Inn $t,000,000 erbobt iuer-
oen Iie 8eianmt5abl Der slnges
| IteIltcn ser combinirten 9obn Sp.
iteme betrdgt, ioipeit iic BON oieier
@erbelierung beriibrt iueroen $l35,.
$50.
0eihenIteller erm q B /.
gen ibre Soroernngcn.
Scronton, go. 3. gtou. =
0os 9eihmerbe @onlite Der @e!.
fenlteIler Der Gelaunre, 2adaluon.
no Ii. @eltern @iienbabn Seica.
idait. lpeIdes bier icit Dem Gienitos
lin Sisnng geipeien lit, an ipelbem
Gage Die Soroeruns elmer Sobner-
bobung nno ginfiibrung bes oht'
| itiinoieen grbeitstageS bonn Sene-
,Superintenoenten Glarfe obge'
lebnt pur6e. einigte iih bente iiber
cine Grm1bigung Der 5orberiingen,
peIfe Srn. GIarfe BEL ieiner Hild'
febr aus geelp yorf, no er bente
nit Yrdfoent Sruesoale ilber bic
6orberung Der MaihiniIten eonIerlr'
te, nnterbreitet merocn iollen. Tie
| 6oroerrnaen lauten alf einen 5ebns
| itiinoigen 9lrbeitStog int gan5el'
9obnipltem, Al Gents pro Stnnot
fir Die 6ei5er Der Nahtihiht, IS
Gents fiir aiiiiterten, 3S Gents in
Sei5er bon Der 1agifid)t, 36 Gents
fir Aiiiitenten. @orlibenoer Slpnr
erfldrte. auf cine tpeitere Serabie
bung Der 6oroerungen werbe mor
lid niht einlaiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-11-09

Il6rcu in eincm WagGn Bel ben Res
Nierunq3. .Eulpermaga5inen III Stbta.
elmer &orituot pon petersburg, uor
imo prGientirtcu cine Sr6re our 2ie.
ferung bon SO Bflno EprorIin uno
100 Bflno ruudIolen TlIpers. Tas
Watcriol iuur0e perobiolgt, Die Ied)5
Wonu llioeu eS ollf ibren @ogen unO
iubrcn bopon. Sic iinO nidt gefoBt
morocn Bur 3eit, Oa iid) Dies erei9.
nete, naren Die Bulper.Mogo5ine,
mel6e sic groBten inn 2onoe iinO, pon
cinem ganBcn Geginlent SSnlanterte
bcmaft.
@un5e Stobtbeboroc ioll
pro5ciiirt merocn.
Soeiio, 2. gtopember. - @enes
rol.@oupernellr 9m,lbors lit bonn &C.
nat bcouftrogt moroeu, Die geiamnte
iI1btiibc 9cboroc 81 pro5eilireu, uno
5luor olli bie slntlage, luGbreno ocr
uoriGbrigen illoenieinolihen Plus.
lhreitlngen einen Siberbeits slus.
ihuB geicboifen 81 boben. Die Wir.
flung bicies GorgebenS miro ieir, Dab
Die Sppoiitions-M s-Mitglieocr Der Wiii.
lliSipulit0t BON ser Sbeilnabme on
Ocn bcporitcbenben Earlonentsiuob.
len mlSgcihloiieu iueroeu.
u unrd) ten i'm g a III p fc NIT
Eoli5ei
PETERSBURG .. Hopember.
Cine Sepeife aus g)iI5opfr on ser
u6roliben &iiltc beS g5oii'ifen Wee.
res, meloct, boB Die Ioli5ei beute BORT
ocn S6llpfuinfel elmer Snarhiitens (,
bonoe ilberrumpclte, melhe Die 8e-
gcno ieit ianger 3eIt terroriiirt bate.
Gie slnardiiten leiIteten @ioerltanb
ino pcripunbcten ncbrere Toli3iiten.
@ier Wiitglicber Der 9anoe ipliroen
perboitet, oIlein Ole iibrigen entfamen.
gincr Der glnarbiiten ihleuoerte ulf
ieinar Sliidt cine 9onibe, Die iebot
nibt crplo6irte.
Gic moroffonii6cn 8ir.
rem.
Sran, glgier, 2. gfopember. =
Hohrihten bon Der @ren3e 5iuiiben
gllgier ilnb Moroffo crgeben Dob
@onbitcn geitern in Der NGbe bon
Soiilett, Siib .Woroffo, cine Seerbc
aomecle roubten. Gin Ieta6emens
iron3oiiiher aapallcrie lit Snr 8eriol.
gung ser f6uber dufsebrohen. y
Ranger, 2. gfopenIbcr. - Ser
Iaida, lpelher Die bieliaen niarof:
foniideu 3ruppcn beiebli1t, bat 10
5iemlidb aae ieine SoIoatens in Der
9tGbe ieincr @obnllng itationirt. Inn
fir icine pcrionlide Siderbeit gu ior.
gen. Gle @fitgIieoer oes oipIomati-
iben Corps crbeben 0eihfperoe ii6pr
oen @iangel an Sfue fir ailslar'
Ser.
Der Sultan bat Die @erbaitilng oes
S1creefs 9oun55aoui angeoronet,
lpclher inn Giitrift gaiablanea einet
beiligen 8rieg preoigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-11-09

SSn Snonton, g., purbe Der
t2.idhriee 5orrp Subbaro, pdbrcno
er aaein in cirer Sanbsrlbe ipiclte,
perid)iiitct, unc CRIT nod langemSu.
fen er,toefte man Die 2eihe oes IN.
gIiidlihen anaben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-11-09
Qlms Der Smncesbanptitaot
@aibinstomcr aritifen iiber Sefretar
IRpot's uraturiid)e 2eiitnns.

@etbeilte Ieiuilngen iiber oen Gins
iluB Der &coe uuf Die Gompognc.
- 3emofroten boiien mlf cincn
@ctpinn BON A Netp.Oorfer Con.
arcBiiten. = Ginige 3oblen iibcr
oic crioroerlicben glrbciten am
Eonama.aanal.
The daily tribune., 1906-08-06
Kelly's Popularity.

The Tribune has seen . number Of
newspaper clippings about the death
Of Robert L. Kelly. the civil sDgi.
neer. Here is one Of .hem clipped
from the Lebanon. Ky. Enterprise.
and shows the esteem In which he is
held wherever known:
Yesterday afternoon. about 8
O'Clock, Judge O. u. Kelly received
. telegram from the Elks ut Florence,
Colorado. conveying to him the sad
inte lligenoe of the sudden death by
lightning Of his son. Robert L.
Kelly. near Ration. New Mexico.
The telegram gave no information Of
the time this lame ntAbls misfortune
overlook him. The family At once
sent q message to Ration direnting
that his remains be shipped here for
burial.
Robert L. Kelly is the third son
of Judge and Mrs. o. q, Kelly Of
this city. aud . brother of DR.. Ed
Kelly. ]. Albert Kelly. cashier Of
the Oitizens' National bank, Oliver
Kelly. junior editor of the Euter.
prise. and Herndon B. Kelly Of the
United states navy. aud would have
been AZ years old had he lived until
August 8.
Twenty years ago he went West.
where he 10 known ~ one Of the
sblsst and best civil engineers of the
country. In his time. he has To-
GATED several Of the important roads
for the Denver and Rio Grande Rail.
ROAD company and was the 6rst to
reach Cripple Greek. . task that was
considered BY other engineers impos.
sible. At the time of his death.
hs was locating . road eastward
through . very mouuta inous section
from Ration. He WA devoted to his
work and had os been home since
1898. His family received . letter
from him Sunday. however. In which
he stated that - soon ~ he completed
the location out Of Ration. which. he
thought. it would take him about two
weeks 70 do. be would visit old Ken.
tuoky and the homo Of his birth.
In their bereavement the family
Of the deceased have the heartfelt
sympAthy Of the entire community. "
The daily tribune., 1906-08-06

LAND RESTORED-Announcsment
is being made to the effect that the
government will provide redress for
those who were compe lied to relin.
quish homestesds and other claims
upon public lad because tho land WAS
included In some of the forest re.
serves and who could not make another
selection before the passage Of the act
Of last March.
The daily tribune., 1906-08-06
BUILDING ADDITIoN-J. v. No

BUILDING ADDITION-J. v. No.
Candies 10 building . log addition to
his log house. corner Second and Pc.
troleum. The addition consists Of
four more rooms. Mr. McCsndlssa
was horn In this house ON . Christi ~
day and his father presented 1t to
him ~ . birthday and . Christmas
present the day he became Of age.
II 10 one Of the Oldest houses In tho
city and when built this section Of
the valley waa roamed by Indians.
The daily tribune., 1906-08-06

TALL BOOSTING - Tho Canon
City correspondent to the Denver
News Ia doing some tall boosting
for his town. In > recent issue OF
that Denver paper he says that spaul.
ding 10 situated CLOSER to Canon City
than any other point. He also says
the road il better from Canon than
from Florence. We will let the mat.
ter rest with the readers Of The Trib.
une ~ to the reliability Of the state.
meuts.
The daily tribune., 1906-08-06
HAvINa GOOD TrnE-prof

HAVING GOOD TEME-Prof p.
n. Ccndit came In from the Hard.
scrabble section this morning and re.
ported that the members OF ths Rosy
Corner Klub. who sra camping ON
the Snyder ranch. about thirty mile,
from Florence. are having the best
kind of time aud that they are
working up good Appstites. Mr..
Condit says they are eating enough
to satisfy twenty men. The ladis.
are running over che hills and pick
ing wild flowers.
The daily tribune., 1906-08-06
much for that .uf.bl. o.bins. of,,o.r.
N. e. LEWIS

much for that Amfable cabinet ofYiosr.
The ozsr. having decided what be
will do with the doums. the rest will
be easy ~ soon ~ the douma dscidss
what II will do with the oxsr.
Justice Brewer insiets that the 10.
tionsl govsFnusnt 10 too powerful.
Still. II hrs not yet shown strength
enough 70 get John D; Rockefeller on
the witness stand
The Russian dosns Wa In session
sbeus two months and appropriated
only 0.ooo.o .oeo By the Amsriosn
eonsrsss. the deans Il sure 70 b. r..
easdsd - . piksr.
The daily tribune., 1906-08-06

ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING - II.
Il. Watkins while hunting doves yes.
terday WAS accidentally shot, but his
wounds are not ct all serious. He
was ciroiling with John DewAlla when
the latter shot at . bird. Stray shot
struck Mr.. Watkins but the 10 den
missels we're extracted and he is all
right again.
The daily tribune., 1906-08-06

70 tell the process be uses In promot-
ing the extra ordinary growth. but
he says At the present rate Of growth.
the pumpkin will exceed 100 pounds
BY the time Il 10 ripe. senator No.
OAudlsss says he has raised them that
Will weigh lis pounds and they
brought ona cent per pound In the
market.
The daily tribune., 1906-08-06
Fremont Wall Paper %. hang. paper

NEW MANAGER The Colorado
Telephone company has installed = =
new manager for its Fremont county
system. His name 10 Frank Toriey
of Oklahoma City and has been CON.
nected with the telephone business
for some time.
The daily tribune., 1906-08-06

BUSINESS MEETING Tho reg.
ular monthly business meeting Of the
Epwo worth League Of the NJ. e church
will he held at the home Of Miss
Mabel Sheafer this evening.
The daily tribune., 1906-08-06

Headache and Nervousness Cured.
DR.. X. o. Sapero. the we'll known
eye. ear. nose and throat specialist
of Denver will again be in Florence.
Aug. and at the L,nnox hotel.
II you are nervous or have headaches
have your eyes examined froe.
The daily tribune., 1906-08-06
YOUR CURTAINS

Will b. nios whom they are rshung u ~
laundss them. We give them heaut-
full, clean celos. starch tAs0 just slj6
enough, and dry them % franss that
give them just the right sAaps y hang
right. Oar psics-o0 cents . pais-h
cheaper than washing tAsn q hsas.
Send postal card. PAsns ell Red
FLORENCE STHAn LAUNDRY
ia Santa p Avenwo
The daily tribune., 1906-08-06

OLD PAPERS -rh. Tribune ba.
several hundred old papers that Il
wants 70 sell for 10 osnts the hundred.
Just fine for lighting fires or putting
under carpets.
The daily tribune., 1906-08-06

A BETTER WELL-The Keystone
Oil company has .ust cleaned out and
deepened we'll No. 8 and . better
flow Of oil has been encountered.
The we'll was put to pumping Satur.
day afternoon but 1t 10 too early to
tell just yet what the production will
be.
The daily tribune., 1906-08-06

BORN-At 8 O'clock this morning
to the wifs Of 4 g. Hill. boaneins
sight pound daughter. Mother. faith.
or and daughter are doins nioel,.
The daily tribune., 1906-08-06
D. & R. G. G. A. R. Rates.

To Minneapolis, Minn.. sl975. On
sale August 10 and IL. Return limit
August 81. leaving st Paul or Minneap-
oils. Extended limit may be obtained to
leave st. Paul or Minneapolis by deposit
Of ticket and payment Of 6Oc. See agent
for IaTticulars.
The daily tribune., 1906-08-06

Ernest sohwahn. Jr.. will deliver
iron water from the iron we'll vt
Canon each day. He will deliver
seven gallons . week TO regular Gus.
toners for 25o. That is. customers
will get . gallon fresh each morning
Phone order TO Citizen office. '2.S7
The daily tribune., 1906-08-06

100 POUND PUMPKIN-Julios
kcOandless. ons Of she prosperous
West End farmers 10 raising 100.
pound pumpkin this year. He. fefusss
The daily tribune., 1906-08-06

Bring IN Your School Children
To the Lennox hotel. Florence, where
DR.. Sspero, the we'll known eye. ear,
nose and throat specialist, will ex.
anime their eyes and yours FREQ.
AU'. 6 and 2.
The daily tribune., 1906-08-06
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
|. JOT.TIN0s ABOUT TOWN
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE

"se.. IL ors.n .oda'.- Y.lsen.
The daily tribune., 1906-08-06

Trsmon. wall Paper 90. for paints.
The daily tribune., 1906-08-06

The Tribune for be.. Job printing.
The daily tribune., 1906-08-06
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat.

DR.. Sapero, the Denver Specialist
will again be in Florence at the Len
nox hotel Aug. 6 and z.
The daily tribune., 1906-08-06

ala.s = Frsnon. Wall P.psr @.
The daily tribune., 1906-08-06
BRIEF AND BREEZY.

Prssidsnt Roose volt is suspected Of
holding revolutionary views concern.
ing the eight hour law. He oonstrues
1t ~ meaning that government en- :.
ployes must work eight hours.
Soieptists claim to have aeeu sea
serpent Oh the coast Of Brazil. 1t was
probably just the Monroe Doctrine
following in secretary Roots wake.
New York reports that Wall street
10 feeling more confident. J. Pierpont
Morgan has como home.
Keep your eye on Secretary Root.
Ho may como back looking Ike sos.
soned presidsntiAl timber. M.
Bryan's voyage appears to have ripen.
cd him and Mr.. Roots may do ~
The daily tribune., 1906-08-06

The watohword here is quality
and that's why our business takes
rapid strides towards the goal Of
universal approval We demon
strate very foroibly that quality
counts and that it pays to sell the
best groceries even if the cost OF
production is more and the profits
less.
N q lFNIx
The daily tribune., 1906-08-06

'Th, Daily Tribune 4oo par n.nst.
The daily tribune., 1906-08-06

ments.
Holbrook argus., 1906-09-29
FALL OF RuFUs JENKINS.
How n Young Reporter Followed In.
 attractions to the Letter.

fs
 William Allen White. the Kansas editor, in telling of the troubles of a city editor in drilling green reporters, was reminded of an amusing case that came within his own observation, says Harper's Weekly. EG
 'There is one thing you must remem- Der above everything else," said the city editor of St. Louis paper to q new reporter, and that Is: Tell in the first few lines what your story is about in other words, give the substance at once. Then follow with recital of the facts, and conclude with interviews with the people concerned. That is the only orderly way of writing your story"
 The new man gave close attention to this lesson, the result of which was that he handed in that night news item reading as follows:
 Rufus Jenkins, carpenter, slipped and fell in Vine street yesterday and sprained his ankle badly.
 "Mr. Jenkins was walking along Vine street when suddenly his feet slipped from under him and he fell, spraining one of his ankles.
 "When seen by reporter he said: T was walking along Vine street, when in some way my feet slipped from un- der me, and I fell heavily to the side walk, spraining one of my ankles
 "Mr. Frank Fuller said: I was walk ing behind MT. Jenkins on Vine street when I saw him slip and fall to the sidewalk. When I assisted him to rise be told me that he had sprained one of his ankles
 "Dr. Thomas Rich, who attended MT. Jenkins, said: MT. Jenkins has bad ly sprained ankle, due to fall in Vine street. He will be laid up for some time
 "Mr. Jenkins could not attend last nights meeting of the Carpenters Union. The president, in converting the meeting, expressed regret that Mir. Jen- kins could not attend, as he had slipped and fallen in Vine street, spraining one of his ankles"
Holbrook argus., 1906-09-29
No One Wanted Box 1a.

In no other western European coun. try is superstition so prevalent as In Austrla-Hungary, according to the Pail Mall Gazette. Quite recently the cham berlain's office changed the number of box 13 in the Imperial opera house and the Imperial Court theater to PA be- cause the public objected to sitting in box bearing this unlucky number. None of the rich subscribers who takes a box for the year wanted No. 13, and for single performances 1t was just as hard to dispose of
 The superstition reached its height in medicine. Speaking of the health exhi- bitlon, pr. Heinrich Grun declared that i'll many instances superstition, and es. pecially local superstition, was an ab- solute menace to public health.
 In the Austrian hospitals one finds no block or pavilion 13, no ward 13 no staircase 13. Very few patients will consent to be operated on the 18th day of the month, and in this respect Friday, too, is considered just as un- lucky. At Carlsbad, Marienbad, Gasteln and other famous Austrian cure resorts nobody wants to begin his cure on q Friday.
Holbrook argus., 1906-09-29
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications, as they can- not reach the diseased portion of the ear. There is only one way to cure deafness, and that is by con- stitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube. When this tube is infamed yeu have rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and when it is entirely closed, Deafness is the result, and unless the inflammation can be taken out and this tube restored to it's normal condition, hearing will be destroyed forever; nine cases out of ten are caused by Catarrh, which is nothing but an infamed con- dtion of the mucous surfaces.
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