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Colorado In the Clouds

When IL comes TO the greatest average
OF heights there IS no State 10 compare
with Colorado. She can claim 4O7 peaks
OF an altitude OF more than l0.000 feet 395
Of more than III, GOO feet, $50 of more than
u COO lI9 Of moro than 1900 and % OF
more than 1900 Her highest mountain
is Massive, H.42i feet. but Ebert is al
most tic with H.l2l. New Haven Will
be chagrincd to learn that Mr.. G0nnett
gives Harvard 1i375 feet and Yale Il. lS7.
Princeton exceeds Yale by only nine feet,
Famous Pike peak Is twcntyfirst on
the list. with II, los feet-New York Sun
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BUCK AND WING DANCING TAUGHT.
Private lessons. Special attention to be-
ginners. Vaudeville acts rehearsed Phone
Beil ldIS-A s16NS
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WANTED-HELP

COMPETENT GIRL FOR GENERAL,
houscwork at GGrheld. Apply ~ Emery
Holmes. References. Tel Main Z49. Call
mornings. eICoe
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- sda LEATHER PURSE
u saa check. ri Thirc lSH e
sl572
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AUCTION SALES

WE HAVE PURCHASED FROM ONE
OF the leading hotels about GOO yards of
good Brussels carpet. In perfect condition,
and Will sell same for 10 days a. less than
half price. No mall orders for these car
pets accepted Nebraska Furniture Co,
80 Il. End So. ss26
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EaIRYOYANTS

ea sappsSSiEL aps SII PUP RE
,get reward ait51
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| LOST

ssSS sss n. SPOT OK THE
EisI sIsS sIsS brown spo, over r
'ass Of sH e. scar, and an
s Cal. sos'' ana Notify r. r.
u ana get reward of
. s1573
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Woodmen of the World.
UPHOLSTERING & REPAIRING

PARLOR FURNITURE RE-UPHOL-
stored and repaired Estimates submit
ted on request Phones SZs9. S L. Matt.
& Mfg. Co. l5S w. LIST So. s224
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MOVING AND STORAGE

MOVING. STORING. PACKING. SHIP
ping Korns Warehouse Co ll60
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Observation-Disclosures

Ell IECTRO-DERNIAT - HAIR
moles birthmaTks. frccklcs. rcd spots
nll imperfectiops OF the skin permanently
removed by electric needles. Miss Small
col TcmDleton bldg sG0l
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BOARD AND ROOMS

--~~~--~~~~--~-~-~-0--@N|-
LARGE, NICELY FURN. FRONT ROOM
and board for two. 30 So. Ord East.
sl6l3
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FIVE-ROOM HOUSE ON SIS MONTHLY
payments. near Waterloo car line. Ad-
olson Cain, Both phones. TIA
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. .isaatdlseSg YOU 9.j,U WISH no
1 nj 81 !slalyoy,rsaSEtp or asking skins
~ .sss,sslc. q c.D!ckssroSn, 70 S to 7:S0;
No sisns.J %" 20 20
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A FEW GOOD BARGAINS

a FEW GOOD BARGAINS.
s2650-I-room pr. brick. ~ B. bench lot
3I2N7 rods. y cash
sS5OO-l6-room double pr. brick. s rooms
each. N. E. bench. lot 5N9 rods.
5000 cash. bal easy
S1po--room pr brick, city water, electric
light, near Sth East; 500 cash, bal.
easy.
s12te4-room frame. adobe lined. on Sth
South lot 2x5 rods
s23o0-5-room pr brick. modern. near 9th
South: $500 cash, bal. $50 n month
interest per cent.
ss50-+room frame. S. E.. lot 75x14o It. /;
$500 cash, bal. easy.
HUBBARD INVESTMENT CO.
rs West 2nd South. 1880
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|Ss 'aidI Il SssaISCdL . SCdLA,IIIRyoY- II
~ my new % locatISoSnh' sGSSh
m. nl5Sy
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SOLICITOR FOR TEAS AND COFFEE.
No family trade Cali AZ Richards St
S1626
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SOLICITOR. CALL 9OS ATLAS BLK.
between il and IL 30 slG22
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PERSONAL

DEBTS COLLECTED ANYWHERE; NO
fec unless successful. Phoenix Law
ASST n, 312 Dooly building. sliG2
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HOUSE WRECKING

OLD BUILDINGS BOUGHT; SHOwELL
Bros. & Belcher 10l Atlas block. phone
Bell 3565-K. Ind, 3l9S rlll2
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PLEASANT ROOMS. WITH BOARD,
Tor gentlemen private lSmily' Si-JO per
week 66 Il. First North. Phone 200, s16lf
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BUSINESS CHANCES

THOSE DESIRING TO SELL THEIR
household goods phone $50. sl30
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FOUNDRY AND STOVE REPAIRS

g ID LOVETT. ALL MAKES RE
paired. Foundry. a \. 7th West, phone
1134-Z s6S
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Independent Order of Odd Fellows.

FOREsTERs OF AMERICA MEETS
1st and 3rd Wednesdays each month.
Knights OF Columbus hall. No, p w 1st
South. w ii. Walker. {. s1l34
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|sIEsOPODIST

& EsSss; Ess..., E%PERT cf77
's Aa.i. pSSenyon TURK Hn.t-
e303
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WANTED. COMPETENT STENOc.
rapher; man with some knowledge of
bookkeeping. State age, experience and
qualification. salary expected; give refer
ences. Address w ], Tribune sl6ll
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STATE RIGHT FOR INVENTION
which has been successfully introduced
is for sale on royalty. The right man
win clear SO a day in the state OF Utah.
Write FOR information TO L. Singer, Sc
curity building. Chicago. rllS
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| APPRENTICE PAINTERS BOYs)
| Phone 3SO2N before a. m. and after 4
| j. III sl6l7
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FOR RENT

DRUG STORE
corner location. Market and West
temple. Large room; tile flooring used
throughout Basement, Entrance back
sidewalk. Price SEQ
hoCsfoNS. THE HoUSERS. Phones o.
s1e13
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GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK
Call afternoons. S29 First ST si6Ib
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BGSHELMAN-GOOD STEADY JOR
for sober, Industrious man S. V Dan
kowske. sos No. Main. Butte, Mont. sl6l6
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|,5TcEs PAID FOR AL A. 4.
p ~ eeas,.off garments; lady
convenience. Box $os oil Oh
- oV,n S Ss5S rl12S
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WHEN IN EUREKA DON'T FORGET.
Will meet you at the Marble Slab Shoe
Shining parlors. j. sam Locke, at the
Uncle Sam. 76 and IS Main st. sloSo
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YOUNG LADY TO JOIN SISTER TEAM
for vaudeville; good singer preferred
fhonc Bell lSIo-N. s1605
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PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES

BELLE PHOTO SUPPLY co EVERY
thing In photography q e. Third So.
1921
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A FIRST CLASS. EXPERIBNCED
RITORY CAN OBTAIN A PER-
MANENT AND LUCRATIVE PO-
SITION WITH A FIRM OF ESTAB-
OUGHLY EXPERIENCED Statesmen
NEED APPLY, GIVE REFERENCES
AND STATE SALARY EXPECTED.
ADDRESS THE ATLANTIC REFINING
CO. CLEVELAND O. sl66l
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s tossSIs, sSSIs,oTT y, ANYTHING
|Iak' and cara c,Iaame schnei-
E8 West tInG ira Tssader, so Pay
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Secures nice lot on South Temple, near
West Temple,
$500
Buys the Presbyterian Church on 4th
West, near 2nd South. lot s9x16 feet. This
Is Al for warehouse trackage can be
had to this property. The old church Is
substantial and can be used to good nd
vantage.
West 2nd South. In the paved district
splendid lot, south front.
s1S,500
The old St Marks school. 53l5N173 feet
present rental sl25 per month.
Sl6,600
70-foot frontage, with splendid improve
mentss renting for sl06 per month. Can
be increased. On LIST West, near md So
$500
SKI rods, corner. on East 4th South; =
broom cottages on this property. Moth
ing better for the money in this town.
On State, near Granite stake meeting,
house, corner; the improvements cost
the owner about $1,000. VIII you mako
offer of SOC on the dollar2 This must be
sold before the 1st OF March.
a. Richter. 19 West 1st So Phones Gil.
SlG09
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SAFE REPAIRING

EXPERT SAFE OPENING AND Lock
work Salt Lake Stamp Co, cor 3rd
So and West Temple. Foncs 3o4 p27O
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4. n $500 on INSIDE
b,Isiness sH property. Ad-
|rAG5e.
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CLEANING AND DYEING

CHICAGO CLEANING co. 249 SOUTH
State st. Fones, Ind. 2oS3 Bell 2l25-Z
plEyl
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HAY, COAL AND GRAIN
PlPE-G0, 900 FEET

HARVEY x CO. IlJ w S. TEMPLE
BELL phone 1927; Ind 1914 JS2;
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ACCORDION PLEATING

EMPIRE GOWNS. ACCORDION AND
sunburst plcatcd. Mrs. NJ. NJ. Jennens,
o53 So 3rd East sSOl
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MASSAGE

MRS. SJOBERG. SWEDISH MASSAGE
s24 Pearl ave Bell phone 29ii-k. ol329
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ALSO STEAM HOlSTS. ALL KINDS
machinery. steam and electricity. J. NJ
SVEN 236 So. 3rd West. n9l5
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week 66 L First North. Phone 900. s16l4
DAY BoARDERs AT go Il. 4Ta so. sl527
NEATLY FTJRN ROOM AND BOARD
IN private family. S5 Canyon road. sl5@l
FINE TABLE BOkRD \ SPECIALITY
al Mrs. Reds. 5O4 South Main. 1888
FUPN. ROOM AND BOARD; PRIVATE
family. 257 East 2nd So. 81
TWO YOUNG MEN TO BOARD AND
room In private family. z-Cdern house;
close in S 23 Tribune. TSol
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PH0N0GRAPHS

~~~-~~~O-O@O~O~-~~N-N~~ N-N~~-~O~-~-----~-~O~~~~~~-
EDISON PHONOGRAPH PARLOB. So
S. w Temple. FOne 11iG-X. ol60T
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3 IsAL 4, AND HD0Scoo~ SI-:>c,oo~
In slJ7S
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YOU NEED ME l MAKE FURNITURE
and merchandise sales anywhere. Buy
or sell. c. Il. Ostcrloh. auctioneer. Ad-
dress GA So. Main. r7H
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WALL PAPER CLEANED

-
ET-TTE PAPER CLEANING CO
Leave orders at Smith Drug 30 boL5
phones 24S
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WHERE TO STOP

LINCOLN HOUSE. PAUL HEN,
prop. 6S f. 1st So. 200 rooms; rates, $50
&c and b0C
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CASH REGISTERS

Groshell, sales agent No. 2-N Main st,
Expert cash register repairing, Second
hand registers always I'm stock nl5S0
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ENGRAVERS AND DESIGNERS
NOTICE.

ETCHINGS. HALT-TONES AND CUTS.
De Bouzck Engraving Co g26l6
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GlkL IAkEN from
A DIVINE HEALER

COLORADO SPRINGS, Nov. eo-Lurea
from her home while under a hypnotic
spell, Florence Hines, pretty ib-year-
old girl was taken from the divine heal
ing home OF Rev. C. =. Fink. in this city.
and returned TO her mother, In Pueblo.
Tho arrest OF the g'fl caused p scene
at Fink's home. She fought against being
removed, and shrieked that no power on
earth could compel her to give up the
strange faith that caused her T. leave
home and become convert 10 FinlS's
teachings. For six weeks the detectives
have been searching for the girl, ana all
this time she had been N hiding IN Colo
RADIO Springs.
The girls mother Mrs. Hines, lives in
Pueblo. A year ago Mrs Hines came 10
Colorado Springs, attracted here by the
stories she had heard OF Finks power as
a healer and she spent sometime al his
institution, taking the faith cure Not
receiving any benefit, she says she re-.
nounced the religious uect ana returned
20 Pueblo.
The influence OF Fink and his followers
over the young girl however. was 50
strong that she ran away from home and
returned to the sect In this city.
Evening journal., 1906-11-20
Catarrh Of the Stomach
A Pleasant. Simple, But Safe and Ef-
fectual Cure For II.
COSTS NOTHING 10 TRY.

Catarrh OF the stomach has long been
considered the next thing TO incurable
The usual symptoms are a full or bloat-
ing sensation after eating. accompanied
sometimes with sour or watery risings
a formation Of gases, causing pfessur,
on the heart and lungs and difficult
breathing. headaches, tickle appetite, ner-
vousness and a general playing out, Ian
guild feeling.
There is often foul taste In the mouth,
coated tongue and II tho interior OF the
stomach could be seen II would show
Shiny. infamed condition.
Tho cure for this common and obsti-
nate trouble is found in treatment
which causes the food to be readily
Thoroughly dgested before It has time
10 ferment and irrltnts the delicate niue
Gus surfaces OF the stomach. To secure
a prompt and healthy digestion is ths ont
necessary thing 10 do and when normal
digestion is secured the catarrhal o,nd ,
ton will have disappeared.
According 90 Dr Harianson. tho safest
and best treatment Is TO tse after each
meal tablet. composed Of Dastasc, As.
optic Pepsin, a little Nux, Golden Seal
and fruit acids. These tablets can now be
found al all drug stores ur der the name
OF stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets ana not
being a patent medicine can be used with
perfect safety and assurance that healthy
appetite and thorough digestion will fol-
low their regular use after meals.
Mr.. r.. s. Workman, Chicago. Ills
writes: "Catarrh is a local condition re-
sulting from a neglected cold in the head
whereby the lining membrance of the
nose becomes inhamed and the poisonous
discharge therefrom passing backward
into the throat reaches the stomach, thus
producing catarrh Of the stomach. Med
cal authorities prescribed FOR me for three
years for catarrh OF stomach without
cure, but today I am the happiest ct men
after using only one box Of stuarfs Dys-
pepsia Tablets. I cannot find appropriate
words 10 express my good feeling. have
found flesh. appetite end sound rest from
their use"
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets is the slfest
preparation as well as the smnl's' ans
most convenient remedy for any fern Of
indigestion. Catarrh Of stomach, lious'
ness. sour s;oamch, heartburn and bioat-
ing after meals.
send your name and address today FOR
a free trial package and see for your.
SELF Address F. A. Stuart Co. ~ stuart
Bldg. Marshall, Mich
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FOR SALE.
VALUABLE REAL EsrATI

The Undersigned offers the following
real estate for sale. A desirable build'
Ing site on Lnockernlan street, Dover
Del, Is feet inches. fronting On
Lcoclefman street. running BACK 10,
feer. 20 Minor street 81 feet on Maol
street containing obout l2ON s9uaiHs
feet. will sell the entire plot or nt'l"i'
building lots 20 suif the purchaser,
Also one building lot on BRADFORD -,
"a feet FROM, running back lM zee, ~
a i7-fnot alley The lot Ia large onouAh
for a good size douh.e dwelling d, q,
Also lots on Division street. ccth :.
feet front. back 100 feet to an aley o"
kirkwo0d street..
Also lot No. ss' or nehoboth Ave; a,
Rehohoth, 30 feet front by l9' 'Ne'
deen. 70 q back street. .
Also n farm in Milford hundred Kent
county. Delaware IL miles from i,ous-
ton station. on the country roac lro,n
Milford 10 FarminEtcn. 4 miles iruln
each and 4 niles 10 Harrington. known
as the Clement Rust Homestead Sol-
taining about 1Ga acres. 40 n cutifd-
iIon. 81 acrrs IN timber. all high Ielllns
'and with ratrral drainage ~ i3f1f.'
nam Branch. a clear streein OF ~. ~
ming water which bounds eR
north along this stream the pefE
nlurl, and decayod veCetahle inattrf ~
eram three 70 six feet dce2 VIZ"
cninnc7ted with lime makes nne iet-
ffiizcr fine opportunity Tor q cfhl-
berry bog nlcng this stream ~ small
COST. ION frnit trees now ir hearins'
APPLES, Peaoh.e Pears, PlnniF, rnci
rios Qninces. japan Walnuts ano
R'dr'ev Chestnuts The imnfovfmeuts
are twc-stcry frare dwclnng' llt
story attached. rooms In all with
shed In rear and cellar. The out build
ings consist of a carriage and WAGON
honsa, corn crib with tiCht hoor above.
with grain bins all under one roof
also a stable Cor six horses with feed
room and ample loft room ahnve. Tbs
is a fne fruit, grain and truck farm-
Address or call on
VIM. r. CAHOON,
ft9 Looekerman St., Dover, DEL
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CHILD IN Dogs KEEPING
Two-ysar-old Anna Had Struck Up .
Friendship With Savage Animal

BEVERLY, N. J., NOV, 2U.-Mrs WIZ
liam Mitchell OF Cooper street, had the
scare OF her life over the sudden disap-
pearance Of her 2-year-oid child Anna,
and as the woman's sorrowfui plight was
rumored around among the neighbors Il
was thought that the daughter had been
kidnapped or killed by the trains.
AS the good housewife was busy with
her cares she suddenly became aware Of
the fact that the playful prattle OF her
baby girl was missing Instantly she be-
gan a search, going to the homes OF her
friends whore the child might have wan
dered, but they had seen no trace OF
Anna. Then thinking possibly her on
spring had walked TO lhe crowded street.
where a number Of wagons pass and she
might have been run over, she made in
quiries, without any success.
Finally. after considerably time had
elapsed "a halliday, neighbor told her
ho knew where the child was. but she
could not get Il. supposlng something
had happened TO her child the mother ho-
came very much alarmed Then the
neighbor told her he saw tho child In
the konnol OF his bulldog, and that the
dog was on suard, ana would not eve NJ
the girl
Enorths were made % get the dog away
but he showed his teeth and growled saw.
aeely, and even the tempting offer OF q
fine steak would not set him away. until
evidently hungry with watching. he wal
coaxed away from the house with hl
heal the mother finally coaxed the chl,
away from the place,
\ Such q friendship nad grown hetwocI
the child ana dag that sine could take
bone from iis mouth and the anima
would offcr no resistance. although n Q
inclined to DE savage II appears tina
? while tho dog was away from the plao
! the y0ungster crawlcd ln. and when th
! dog returned he stood guard over h
. young friend.
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JEALOUS WOMAN'S REVENGE
Bit Of swsetheart's Lip Because He
Kissed Another.

GALVESTON, Tex, Nov .O-Justice
Bridge. at Beaumont hound Florence
Martin over 70 the grand Jury on a charge
OF assault with intent 10 kill. Ed Byrnes,
the complaining witness is minus lower
lip and his right ear, which the woman. Il
Is alleged, in a nj OF rage Dit on and
stamped upon at Port Arthur. Tex.
The woman, who was sweetheart OF
Byrnes, says she bit OF his lip because
1t had kissed her rival. snd his ear be
cause it had listened 10 tnat rival s cat
umny Of her.
The officers were puzzled as TO whai
charge TO prefer. Mayhem was first sug'
gestod. but that covers only Injury re-.
suiting in the loss Of a member used foI
oftense or defense. II was finally sal
down with assault with intent to kill.
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SAY THAw WAS INSANE

NEW YORK, Nov e0.-Harry Kendall
Thaw was officially declared TO have been
insane at the time that he killed Stan
ford White. This is the declaration con-
tained in the report Of three famous ex-
perts in insanity handed TO Clifford W.
Hartridge, OF the Thaw legal forces
The experts who signed this report are
Or. Britton w. Evans. DR.. Charles S
Wagner and Dr. Christopher C. Belrg,
The report does not pronounce Thaw ia-
sane now. The unanimous opinion OF TIC
a neurotic temperament and Tint De fr, m
time 70 time suffered spells Of ,mctonal
insanity
Evening journal., 1906-11-20

the judiciary committee Of the National
House Of Representatives to report to
the House the joint resolution which
provides for submitting to the Legisla-
lures Of the various States an amend
ment to the Constitution Of the United
states. allowing women to vote. The
American Federation OF Labor Is
pledged by the resolution to use its cf-
forts for womens suffrage.
Other resolutions adopted were:
Calling on Congress to correct
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ssloNAL.

abuses in the postal clerks of the Fed
ersl service.
Endorsing and Urging the passage of
Representative Goldan's bill in Con-
gress to safeguard passengers on ocean
steamers SO as TO prevent such disasters
as the Slocum and Valencia horrors.
Calling on the President OF the United
states to aoTly the Chinese Exclusion
Act to the Shipping of seamen. cooks
etc. on vessels flying the American
Iflag.
Pledging the American Federation Of
Labor TO use its best efforts TO fur
thsr legislation which shall check the
overloadsng OF ocean and lake vessels
Evening journal., 1906-11-20
new JERSEY & WILMINGTON FERRl co.
Steamer UIrica.

Fan time table IN effect october 1, 1906.
Week days
Leave Wilmington 500 a, M. and 400 n. m.
Leave Pennsgrovo 1000 A. M. ana 500 .. M.
Saturdays.
NssNe Wilmington 500 a. m. and 800. SOC
ana TO- 30 y. m.
NsSNe F.nnsgrove 1000 a. m. and 500 and
Sundays.
1<eaNe Wilmington $50 a. N. and 1.30 u m
leave Fenpsgrove 1890 a. m. and 500 3. m
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NOTICE.
NOTICE! NOTICE!

II the following persons, former resi-
dents of this city. will communicate with
r. T. w, OF The Evening journal, thay
VIII learn something 70 tne.r advantage;
Name. FolIner Residence
Edw Harding. go Harrison street.
John O'Csnnell. l2l Jefferson street
J. r. MeCreary, G0a Lombard street
Mrs. Merrick 2s9 y. iilrr!son .treet.
L. NJ Nutter 5o3 Il, Sixth street.
MIS- e. Pyle, i0i Maryland avenge.
Mrs. L. Iange, 6l8 Maryland avenue.
Mrs. Ida Wright. 1924 Lancaster Avenue.
j. Ballell. go w. Seventh street
Chas. p. Hand, 5oS West sixth street.
Dora C,oud. il6 z. Sixth street
Mrs Eryton, IFS Lancast avenue
Mrs Benson, 60s king street.
Mrs Buker Cos Church street.