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gO=CHAnPION MALEPIDEPS-.
Expert Lady Eqrestriennes. ~
Wallace's Circrs Day Program.

10 ain-The Grand Street Parade. The finest ever aar
Upon any streets.
! anu Pn-Doors open to the Immense Waterproof Tent
-I9 and ':l9 Pm-Ieuiek's Concert Band BEGIN. = 4,
minute concert on the center stage.
: and : pm sharp. the An-Feature Performance Beci,.
lna Tor '"o hours the audience viii gaze upon the most A.
unequalled actions Of the Worlds best Circus TaIent
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-10-25

rciey's Kidney Cure viii any e,sa
u sidnsy trouble that is not bsvo,d
Hedic' aid. Sold by all dealers
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-10-25
o B0GARD. IOGAN&CO!


s 20 certify that all druggists
afs authorize ta refund ,oar mSrev
y sSiey's Honey and Tar i c.s-y
iso1T cn1gn orcaIi- the congh
aSl- the IA go and prxy.n,ss $3.50
ls1iss frsn n cold lures Ia sr.nne,
eceSa and prevents pneumonia Ara
ThEsi9n Contains no o,iatss-
: geaas1e is in a YELLOW useLzg@
s7-4l tss. S7G BY al geaLsrs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-10-25

he Parthenic Literary Society
entertained 4 few Of their friends
with debate Friday night. Sub
Iect; Resolved, that the higher
education Of woman Is d~etrirYen-
q % macrlmony.' The Judges
rendered the decision in fsyor Of
the negative The girls UNDER
stood the art of debate and Zach
s.ce Ilade many good points.
Mss 1enetre tords argument
on Tie Affirmative was especially
me Miss Pste's report as critic
was considered by those present
- splendid as ever heard
New-York tribune., 1906-11-11
wrw rr-~-w r-w--A1

NEW JERSEY GENTTsi.
IONS lWest sd 81. \. 2
me shown below Is from Liberty St
west 70 81 leaves 10 minutes earlier, eX-
cspi as noted by 6es signaling marks.
PHILADELPHIA
- 70, moo. DSo0. - 90, msI0 90, sll 90.
m"l2Oo, nj 90. q. 90. 3 90, - 90, ms 90.
- 80. 90. Fe-eO. 200. ploS9 Il.
EELTIM0RE AND WASHINGTON.
ee2 lo'lo.tt ln'l2- 90. 200, $"s.to. -u'e-Oo.
- 90, f.12 -.
LAKEWOOD AND LAKFHURsT-z4 co.
80 A. ~. II 90, 1-30 kS 40 8 l5d, $50
taSIIC City. 40 a. n. xl-Oe kS-40
LoNG BRANCH. AsBURY PARK.
9CEAN GROVE. Sundays. No As6ury
40. - A.. 6i5, $50. s.s5. 10 OF sun
Gays. except Ocean Grove. zs-UJ. BOO
A n. 90. $50 p n
.--I-s Tine tables giving trains - EAsToN;
CHUNK WILEESPARRE. SCRANTON.
READING HARRISBURG. POTTS VILE,
WILL AMSPOET and all other points can
be Obtained al following Offices: Liberty st,
IWeEt 23j 81. Tel. SI44 Cb.lsea). Astor
Eouse, &4a. 4Ss 1900. lSs Broadway. ls2
Hin 2F-. -~l hIn AN-. y In4ou square West
27ss Sd Av.. l05 West l25th 81. 245 Co
lLmbus Av.. New York. Court St. 5s3
Szs Fulton 81. 40 NCstrand Av.. Brook
lyn: $50 Broadway. Williamsburg New
York Transfer ca. calls tOr and checks bag
sDaily 7ualy. except Sunday. psun-
Safs ;farlor cars only HLEcept Satur-
davs uTirf1z car XSzIuriays only.
EFrCm Liberty ~ only.
From Iwaltv-rh.rd Sfreet-e12 ~ .. N.
fs7" D. H jIl5J ?. 81, k3 % p. N.
n g rFsIER. ". r. HOPE.
vi-s-F-as. O. Gen. ,fgr. Ger Pass'E agent
New-York tribune., 1906-11-11
RAILROADS.
Americas Greatest Railroad"
4 taJnsoN RlVER RAILROAD

NEwI0RIM (IsWTRAl
4 NaJnsoN RIVER RAILRoAD
Trains leave Grand Central Station. .2d s.,
anu. except tie : 80 a m. l.O2 $50. il-SO
2. m. step at l25th ST l2 minutes later al
io-iS5 So - - 40 20 a m. lo-'
o6, '204, '4.30. 800. IS 90 go
$50 "ll.30 D m
Ohic3go-.S 45 a m. sl.0S .s 50. 'a'S''
80, 600 $500. $3.50. 'il.5o ?; M, aa
olnelhnatl-'2.04. $50. 800. 'sSo. i''
c'syeiand- -.s.45 a m. r.os $50. 500
y,o.umhus-.2 o4. $50. 500. % 80 P .s 90
Deti9lt-'S - a. m. sl.Od. $50
II3diauarolis-. o4, & so. I'll 30 p. m, N
No3atIrsesl-'l2.lO 3 ne tS.so 7s45 n m NV
Niagara FsiIs-+s so. .s45 a m. 10 80 80
m. '1O2 'l.06. .2o4. 'e.o". 'so''
= 20, 'aSO ~II.3O D. n
= Louis-~2 o. - 30 I'll 30 p N:
. 4oronto-fs so q m = 90 bq 50. bills pm
HARLEM DIVISION =.
pos q m and 3.36 ?. m, ez eunoayoo %
Fitisheld and North Adams; sunday 90
a n.
Puliraan rars on all through trains. -,
Ticket Offices at 1Ia. e45. AZ ana l-le
Broadway - Union So W. 20 tolurn Gus
Az. IL West 18th St Grand Contra
ore l25t1 s.. Stations New York; oSe ahd
! 12s Fulton 81 and 954 Broadway. Brooklyn
DAILY <EN. sunday Tex. Monaay'
Telephone 900 SSth St for New Yorh
I Central cab Service baggage checked fF"fr
( hotel or residence by Westcott Express
! Vice Pres 4 Gen Mgr Pass'r Traffic Mgr
New-York tribune., 1906-11-11
rL---v--- g Nm : .

ROYAL BLUE I--1T- TRAINS.
.t.rr hour H0 The even hour
2. BALTIMORE AND WASHISGTOS.
. <a" York Iiry. pa St. 10y st
eH .-- Notion E-rTa-. 40 am > % am
r' "E T.rar. $50 am "a 90 am
f.#r -rE. Diner. 81 20 su 1900 n \
= - a-la-E -E5.-HE HTffa. ~ pm 200 pm
-.T-I- l-rn" Diner. $50 pm 90 pm
fH---Hit its .--. Diner. go pm 600 pm
7A's-H >8HHE. BUFFET O. So I'M 90 pH,
7'A-l--,.5 .5ll> slaegers, ll-5y pm j. i n't
-f-av -rs.-v.
-r T1i.v Trains 20 The West.
L-fa.r Sew E.r- I.rr- 225 ST IAh'v 81.
SEI'#GH. HT-T'-f.T. It5. II - pm - - NJ
CHICAGO col. EHT- u 20 am 1900 nm
yIl'l RS 'LEEsn $50 rm 4.no pm
'FTTI -sT HE LE'.Ti-U' GrH pm Z 90 pm
ClN SNL1 =, .~E., u - IN u - ~
CIN - Lo- Is L.L-L1Z - am 1000 am
"raes -st 49, 1900 H-gadway. 6 As,or
HOUSE. -HH Greenwich ST. - f-rf-H SQUARE
-E Ggl Grams St. E ~ aa7 Fa!ron 81.
E-nrsl,r West -sE So and Liberty 81
Att#r p. rr- sleeping car rasergatious
emo ful .nfrrwlrl-n raHarotng trains etc,
can t- obtained ~ Bureau Cf Information.
z d % r. 2l 81 'XerE--s-. 'Phors
SO Cle-saa-1Is4.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-11
EwrEw VALLEY
HIEhAIHHan.

sg = u H4 --.al Rates
y III. lsI GE LTNE s.- Ne"g..f and Fan
gs..r.. I.He- l.--..3 a.. -.i points. Boston.
So Sew llrf. i... l-reI $500. .rltl-
C,E... = 20 I've Her D.. - i H. War
1eu 81. week eate ara Sundays. ..n1 r. 81
Fts= II--eHa and '-E-lsl. tr.He-t.as
EeENirIl Li. D. Ega $50" JaHl.u Leave
aIer sH. - - f0.- GARRISON rt- week Gays
Clig. 81 3d. steamer. CIt5 ~ L9ncL aLd
CEesfel A Hrar.r
%EW MAVEN LINE FOR New Haven
g5artlarI 6r1 EuI-a Leave Pier 20 J.. r..
Heee gas. only 2s5 - ~ foot East 22d
s. =. ID steamer pIchard T-ga
New-York tribune., 1906-11-11

X r., X. II. & HARTFORD r. r.
Trs.rs depart sl1u Grand Central station
90 ST. aE. t-n ave- as follows for
BOSTON t4a Eev London & Proy.-+1s 90
h. l9-g3 * 1o-o2 a. n = 90.
- l-l sE 300. - $500 - s-o2. .sI2.GO
3d.. .ia W-.tuautic-trs -0l A. NJ
200 r. II Ma Suf6--f9.I4 A N
rE--1H. $500. 81 90 p. n
NDE-E5TFt and FITCEBCRG, VIA PITT
<AtE-.agg u r.
IAEEEILTE and NORFOLK - SIS 80
a. 81. 1881 =. r.
CT Darlington. S.g.5aTdge Lenoy. Pitts
fe5. tf-l5 f'es3 A. II. Il "a and
-2.Sf p ~
Tlcsst oHees az cGran5 Central s.atlon
Hr5 ll2.tr S., also at c2t5 1900. cl254
P'ual. 90 Union Square. else Flfth ave
rgss Columbus ave- rt,Fs Madison Ave
cIO5 " I---h ST. G19S Third Ave In
Brookiyr. c8 court s.. 40 Nos-raud ave
s1gG D. way
suaNy. ~EEcept sundays 'Sto7s At
52Fth 81 N-iCgs ar 1---- 81 SUNDAYS orlv-
-ParIcr Car Limited. Hss cinlag car
cPar-1r and Sleeping Car t--Ae,s also. sSat-
Ird-ss Only.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-11
EkNPUPC-kWERIcAN -INE.

Twin Screw Passenger Service.
PLYMOCTH-C.E ERBOCRG-HAMBU
'Penus' II a -Noy.17. 3 All 2 Batavia. ov@4
AIlsrtka. Nov. 20. 10 Az Patricia Dec.
TEambUrE direct "OHjts CherbouTG.
Mediterranean Service
TO NAPLES-GENOA.
Hamburg Nov. Is 'DeUtsc Inland. .Fe5-
T'Mo'tke .....D Dec. 4 Hamburg .-.. Feo ls
Hamburg Jan 10 Hamburg go. Mar %
'f'Noltke ....Jan- 2af'+P. Y. Luise..Apr. IL
"Has Grill Room, &c 1Has Gymnasium
'NediteTranean and Orient Cruise, 80 days
Mediterranean Cruise.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-11

8 - 2. NJ ISBUR R6p sPDClAL
80 Is = - e55. .lo55 a. n z ..
ttca.9. = =. = = Ass. s5.5' ? IS p. m.
n. I52a -i2S6. IS y .,c0nsres.iorall a
I'r ts67l g ~ -s25. Is. '5-55. e2'
Er.-rHErN EAIIWAT.-'2 2s. - . ?. m.
STL.rrIc rGAsr LINE 25 a n and
FstBoARD AIR LrNE.-l22s .. m. ana
sl3REoIE ANp WESTERN RAILWAY
CHEs kPEAKE & OHIO RAILwAY.-.75 $
g H'- Weekdays. slOa5 a. IL and = -
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NOR.
fCLh p a. N weekdays and e."9
ATLANTIC. CITY.-as5 ana 25'
3 n- week-6ays. Sundays. = - a M
SzgE etAT.-l255 IS 7. m. week -deys
a0NG ny ANCH. AsRURy PARK ocean
Grorea lNc-t7 ASguTy Park Sundays), ana
lo.ut PleE.1,s-r sas a n, u -, 80
=. and - p. ;Gs- wees-5ays. SUNDAY"
-. 105S a m. Snd 'S.ss5 2. rs..
FOR PHILADE5I.bBlA A
eoS. rs. '7.65 SO E IS. 20 =, = -
.+i.ss .ls5 1888 10 = 2ss s rs !s2s ass, zsS
80 5s t'r4b5 for EorEh = nhisaasiee'55ss ss q "a
G55 for North Philadelphia onlyl p p M ~.
ls 1igst .essds,s3 " * s3 Pasy' !{lo 81 30 &
SIS - - (sSS55 Cor North Phila delphia
oniy) ss55 s555 s6.25. 7.55. s-25. -.
80 G55 FOR North Philadelphia on-yI
r. n. y 10 night
sDiriug car.
9icket or1ces Nos. 4si. ySS4 snd ITO Brosd-
way; lN2 FIFTH Avenue CbeioW 2Sd ST.:
2e8 Flfth Avenue corner 10Th STD. 6no
ttstions named above; Brooklyn. CourS
street. B56 Fulton Street @Te NOstTehs
Avenue, $50 Broadway snd PennSyivania
Annex station. t. New. York transfer
Company viii cal To- check baggage
srOm hotels and EeA!oences through 70
cestise tion.
Telephone ''54s Crelssz' for Pennsylvania
Railr0ad Cab Service.
W ". ATTERBCRy. : r. WOOD
General AanaSer. Pass~r Traffic Manager.
GEO II. BOYD.
Genera PASSENGER Agent
New-York tribune., 1906-11-11
Lackawarna Railroad.

L2CkaWGTna Railroad.
Leave X. y. Ba--fy. ClTistqPhe- W. 235
$500 A. M-For FirEhsrnfHn and Elrnira-
90 90 A. lI-T~rr Bu1-.9. sll-zEo and 81
1.oU4@-
- ~ p N-Far Elra-o ars Cucaro.
ssu1 D. 1f-For Scranton ana Plymouth.
s.F ID p M-Frr Pgrala and chicago
- 1E j -T-FHr F.Nalo. Syracuse Ithaca
.. a8 A E-CtIcar rJ-S.egEe-s lleu 80
j. q
Tickets ~ lsq 40. 51S3. 1s84 broadway.
>, " a79 Fulton St EZ.sn. 'Da.ly-
sF,xce1t sunday zLeaves Christopher ST
GO J.. -. weekdays.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-11
PED ID" LINE

PED ID" LINE
For La Guagra. Puerto Cabello. Cura-
c..O ana AaIacalbO. Via Curacao calling
also at san Juan. +. h,
s. 5. PHILAbELPHlA-Sa sat. Nov. %, noon
= = CARACAS sat. Dec noon
For la Guayra. Curacao and Maracaibo
= S NARAFAIBD. .. Sat. Dec ! noon
These steamers have superior accon,-
modatlons Tor passengers.
BOZ LION. BLISS & DALLETT
General Managers. s. Wall 81
LA NELOCE- Fast Italian Line.
FOR NAPLES AND GENOA
No-d America, Jan. q, Brasilo ,uev, -yri,,
reaD. Jau. -, Europa tnew twin screw
Promenade Deck BoLDGEESI HART
FIELD q CO.. - Wa St
MALLORY LINE. LUXURIOUS SHIPS
Tickets 10 Texas, Colorado dey,co Ne,y
Mexico. Arizona, California GeorrIa TfI6r.
ica, AlaaaWa. ,tc. DELIGHTFIrI 'rPT PTps
TIE ROUTE TO MIAMI. PALM BFAGJ
Fla. * wa Key Ne>tl. Cgloni1f ttrLet.
tC California on inquiry our bgIIsIeI
Pocket Guide f'ee = II. MALLORY q
CO. l2O Front St. X J.
COOKS AROUND THE WORLD Ps--7-s
,-t'a annual series. IToZlaur.s ,ri3DC
COOK & sos. 20 and l2OJ Eroadv.a,.i ~.
Madison ave. y. Y. "
rDfT0NT CLARK's NINTH AN>,T,.,
N-Ll5 CRUISE Feb 20 ~
DAYS. by chartered 5. s. ARABIC" & ntS 80
tons Tours Round the World -''0'V
FRANK Q CLARK sc Broadwav -
New-York tribune., 1906-11-11
GUMNRD lDNE

FROM j lFlS Dl-OE NoTlh ttIEsT.
LIVERPOOL via QUEENSTOWN
CARNANlA. Nov. L, am
LJCANIA. -. Nov. -, noon
Carouia. .....--Dec. ! PsnuonLa ... Dec Il
CanlpaI.ia- Dec. s Etrur Dec. Is
N-;'9-ES-ADRIATlC
New Modem Twin Screw Steamers
CARPATIIA-.,.N Nov p, ? 2. II Mar. "a
SLANONIA-..-...D Dec 4, 10 a. NJ: Apr. .
CARoNlA NlA.--....--...---.- Jan. 8. Feb. 19
PAN&ONIA. A............... Mar. Il; Apr. 80
VERNON II BROWN. Genl Agent
2l-24 Stale St. opposite the Battery.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-11
For Porto [R11n

Steamships Of the RED -" LINE viii
sail from Pier Il, near Wall St Ferry.
Brooklyn for San Juan direct. as follows.
s s. PHILADELPHIA sat. Nov -. noon
:. =. CARACAS S------- sat, Dec s. noon
For freight OF passage apply 70
EDl-LTON, BLISS d DALLETT
General Managers, 50 Wall 81
New-York tribune., 1906-11-11
WORK WANTED.
Male.

R. u. EZNI1T TILE
Makes four trips annually through
the States of Nebraska, South Da-
kota and Wyoming.
Wants exclusive agency, whole
sale or retail, ANYTHING, large
or small. Has warehouse on
tracks; will buy or handle on
commission. Gets out catalogue
January lst. Reference; CORE
spondence solicited. Address,
29I2 Harney, Omaha, Neb.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-11

| a Vide knowledge Of affairs. Address Min
| ing Engineer. P. o. Box 4e1. New York
city.
| MACHINIsT.-Yo man in the machinst
trade with experience at sama Address
, by letter. F. Scholz. l47 MaujeE g.. Bklyn.
AiASSEUR wants ons or two patients at
their house onlyl would care for invalid
mart day; patients and physiciaES refer
ence Fitzgerald. 900 East b7th
NAN "a. German-American. honest. with
reliable firm: Al reference; sa airy no Oh
Ject. Address Box IS. 1893 Gates ave,
brooklyn
MECHANICAL ENGIxEEk ana mill
wright. with foreign experience. thor
ougaIy experienced in Bmelter and mill
construction. Address a. B.. Box 20.
Tribune once.
MACHINIST.-I am in position 70 do
small wise and lathe work at my shop.
piecework solicited. Paul Macho. 40
Prince 81.
MAsoN-PLAsrERER flag
sing brown stone fronts and stoops
repaired; owners, agents estates; day
or contract; estimates. Edward J.
Whelan, shop. 2is East 66th 81.
MAsON.-E1perienced in all branches; ce-
ment fire brick and similar work: also
factory work. T. Fix 5l2 East 18th At
PAINTER. First class house painter wants
work. strictly sober William TurnbuI,
| $50 West 18th 81.
POULTRY MAN-Young man on poultry
farm TO learn business; not afraid Of
| work: state terms. G. Williams. 2l7 West
46th 81.
PLUMBER By young man: experienced
jobber hotel or estate. J. NJ c. Tribune
| Uptown Once 1864 Broadway.
PAINTER wants work from agents. land
lords. Institutions or days work; city or
| country. Lawrence. Gs West 99th st.
PROOFREApER wants steady position:
periodical. book. newspaper work J.
| Whittie, % Sd ave.
POULTRYMAN-By American SO: sin
gle. understands care Of ineubators and
hrooiers. poultry and pigeons (dry feeder;
handy with tools. Address T. +. M, p o.
Box 572. Bay Shore, Long Island.
PLUMBER Gunior) wants work IN small
shop. Address Henry Huber. 54s lst ave.
PORTER or useful man. capable Of doing
.repairS 10 building such as Dlasteriue
POI-I.TRYAlAN -Swede: fve years prac-
tfcaI experience in raising poultry and
competent 20 take care ~ incubator on
poultry farm 4. n. HaEssOu. I2s 81.
Marks Place. Brooklyn.
sTENOGRAPHER; four years experience:
qualified banking or other high grade
business. no objection To miscellaneous
duties crrands. etc.; before December; sal
airy satisfactory. \ Il. C.. Box Al, Tribune
ONCE.
sTONEaAsON.-B German. 30: not afrald
Of any kind OF work. Keppinger. l54I
Avenue A
STENOGRAP PHI2R. Typewriter: beginner;
very ambitious. T. KlsIn go r 9Th 81
/ TINSMITH. 20: has had two years expert
euce ou brass and copper goods wishes
10 learn roofing or practice on same. George
LEM 23i knickerbockeT ave, Brooklyn
WATCHMAN. &c.-Actiye. middle Rgea
man. single as wHtchman. porter, useful
man. Rodgers. POI East saith 81
| WELL educated man with Al references.
wants position where chance OF advance
nenJ and learning trade. Thomas, PA
East 2Ith ST
20, Nc MAN. assisted lecturers on cleo
trcitE ans chemistry, desires evening
work, any technical natur, familiar with
ktereoItlcons. Electricity. "a West 18th ST.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-11
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.

Male.
BCTLER.-Japarese young man, willing.
truthful and OF unqUestionable character.
butler or housewOrker. Y. L, Il Concord
St. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-11


FEETCEN LINE Sailing lat at go q 4. n y
PLYMCUTH-cHERB'G B'G-SOUTHAMPTON
New York Nov. u PhiIadelp lphia.. Dec. I
s. LOUIS. Nov. - st Paul. DEC. 8
E1D STAR LINE = ET2m 70 = Pier
NEW YORK-ANTWERP-P
kfoonI c Noy-2l,9 am Finland Dec IL. pm
Ne- O oIlec-o. :o0an Zeel'd Dec N. 2 30 pm
W1ILE STAR LINE ET0W Fl n Pier
NEW YORk-Q' 'NSTOWN-I
aeetonlc Nov.14, loan Celtic Dec 12 pm
Baltc. Aov-2l $50 am Baltic. Dec. 10, am
gSeaillc Dec ; 5 am Matte. .Dec.2 u am
TIE m EEDITEERAEEEN .zoRBs yLA
FROM NEW YORK
CEDRIC. Nov. %. Jan. g. Feb. Is 2l 900
CELTIC. Ian 10 sFa- . T1NCS
CREIlC- Dec. g. noon Mar so: MAY 8
FROM BOSTON
CANOPIC. Nov. Il. 1890 a m: Jan. IL
PUBLIC. Dec. J. 1880 a m; Feb 2
PASSENGER OFFICE. Q BROADWAY.
Freight OfHce. Whitehall Bldg. Battery Pl
New-York tribune., 1906-11-11

NEEW York llIsNITIEAlLl NJ
New-York tribune., 1906-11-11
WORK WANTED.
Female

STENOGRAPHER; five years experience
ambitious; good appearance; SI"' F.
113l Park Place. Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1906-11-11

STENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER
good penman and mathematician, ,*wtll-
ing TO work: can assist in bookkeeping
six months experience; satisfaction guar
auteed. Jennie Bloom lo2S Brooh ave-
The Bronx.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-11

BOOKkEEPER. R.-Expert; young married
man; capable OF handling any system
eight years large corporations references
former snd present employers steady ha0-
its. r. l.. 254 Sth ave
New-York tribune., 1906-11-11
-nAmRoan,.
PEMMSLI- WANNA
"a / 1 R % A ID.

STATIONS loot Of Nest TMenty-;hird ST.
tL.1 4.es suTcsseE and Nortlanot STA
- /. ne .-aNiEg rime :rom besp0osses a.4a
NeItianSi t-s. e 4ke minutes later thAA
th6t Giten below -or TWzcty-th!Gd ST sis-
N.lE-
New-York tribune., 1906-11-11

STFNOGRA APHER-Aged y: quick typist;
neat accurate excellent worker. first class
references: 50: no agencies Annie MoXon.
r u Box 800, New York.
The daily sentinel., 1906-10-26

Let us see You about n buggy
Fred Mantey.
Hot robes and blankets for cool
people, Fred Mantey.
II you believe In getting your mon
ey's worth smoke the Ell Socorro ci-
gar.
We carry the Old Hickory wagon,
PLAT and Heron, successors to
Valley Feed company.
Mrs. Paul De La Mar who has been
Ill for the past two weeks is greatly
improved and is now able to be up.
Palisade 40 people. Grand Valley,
SO people, DeBeque 20 people, Glen
wood 80 people, Grand Junction l19,
The great record of crowds that are
greeting the Buchtel special in west
ern Colorado are great
Now that winter, the time of frozen
pipes is nearly here it will be well
for you to bear in mind our firm
name and telephone number as 1t
may be necessary for you to call a
competent plumber to thaw out and
repair frozen pipes. J. f. McKen-
zle Phone 393 Red. 4O4 Colorado
avenue.
Clinton H. Martin was down last
night from Palisade. He states that
he is having a residence erected in
that growing and prosperous little
city. He found that it was impos
sble to rent house. there is not
a vacant one in the town. He has
secured storage rooms for his house
hold goods and his family will take
rooms with Mr.. Reed, Mr.. Martins
brotherIn-law until the new Tesi-
dence is completed.
The daily sentinel., 1906-10-26
+Hg STRIFE FOR HEALTH.
General Effort Being Made to Pre5srv
Bodily Viqor.

General Effort Being Made to Preserve
Bodily Vieor.
There never was time. perhaps. T.
the history Of the world when ther,
was such determined effort to FIR
and keep good health as at present
Young and old are beginning to realize
apparently. that something must
done To preserve bodily yigor. Food
almost by the hundreds are offered a
sure promoters of vitality ard attrac
tive advertisements contain more OF
less learned discussions upon the vaIu.
OF strong nerves, pure blood and l.
cl ar brain.
Those who do not live upon health
foods are devoting much OF their time
10 physical culture and nearly every
house In which there are young people
contains its quota of gymnasium ap
paratus. Outdoor and indoor sports
have more devotees than ever before
Golf. baseball. football. tennis. basket
ball. bowling and other forms oi
amusement which induce perspiratiou
and Increase the action OF the heart
ire depended upon to supplement mere
physical culture. so-called. in building
up strong bodies.
The daily sentinel., 1906-10-26
HOW 10 Cure a Cold.

The question of how to cure a cold
without unnecessary loss of time is
one in which we are all more or less
Interested, for the quicker cold is
gotten rid of the less the danger OF
diseases. Mr.. b. w. L. Hall of Weaver
ly, Va, has used Chamberlain s
Cough Remedy for years and says:
81 firmly believe that Chamberlain 3
Cough Remedy to be absolutely the
best preparation on the market for
colds. have recommended 1t to my
friends and they all agree with me.
For sale by c. d. Smith & Co. stores
at Grand Junction, Fruita and Pali-
sade.
The daily sentinel., 1906-10-26
BOLES WANTS
A PARDON

Denver. Oct. Ex-Governor Me
Donald received a plea for the pardon
from Russell Bones. who is serving a
life sentence in the penitentiary for
the murder of Harold Friedborn. II
years old. Boles says he has no
money with which to pay lawyer to
plead his case before the board OF
pardons and must rely on the mercy
OF the governor.
"If | were guilty of this crime, the
punishment of the law is not great
enough says Boles. And being in
nocent, l deserve liberty"
Harold Friedborn was murdered in
North Denver New Years Eve. 1900.
when trying to protect his sister FROM
an assault
The daily sentinel., 1906-10-26
count eonI Plans Annals Gowns.

On her recent visit here the Coun
tess de Castellans made an excellent
Impression on her countrymen. She
was always an interesting figure In
The Avenue. 1t is said that. Ike Har-
~ Lehr, Count Boni plans all his
Wife's gowns. and. being an adept
with the crayon, he arranges all those
unusual color plans that distinguish
her. Judging from Anna's spring
hnery. Count Boni is aiming at a pom
padour revival She is hardly good
looking enough for this pretentious
effect and when she uses patches in
the daytime It is carrying the fad al
most too far. Several of her gowns
have an old-fashioned cut, and a
church frock OF sea green silk has a
fchu of cream lace.-New York Press
The daily sentinel., 1906-10-26
Nsw consumption Cure.

A Berlin paper points to the re-
cent successes of the so-called "Het'
treatment of consumption, the dis
covery of Professor Landerer one OF
the surgeons on the stan of the
Stuttgart hospital The professor has
named his remedy after his wife's
anne, Heta. The treatment consists
the injection OF cinnamito of soda
nto the veins OF the sufferers 1t
,as been found efiicacious even in ad-
anced cases of tuberculosis. Prof.
.anderer made his treatment known
some years ago. but the medical
world took but little notice OF 1t.
However. he himself quietly worked
on. making great pecuniary sacrifices
the while for the establishing of his
method.
The daily sentinel., 1906-10-26
Stationery at the G V. Store.

Stationery at the G. V. Store.
We will soon be in our new quar-
ters. Call and see us-Platt and Her
ron.
Ladies $3.50 and $500 shoes for
$3.OO at the Colorado Shoe store, 431
Main street.
Bottles of all kinds bought by the
Grand Junction Bottling works. 615
Colorado avenue.
Coffee and lunch at the Delica-
lessen store. Fred Wolfe, eos Colo
avenue. proprietor.
We handle whips. harness, farm
Implements and the best poultry food
on any market-Platt and Heron.
See Lowe and Coulter for hot
air furnace job. They can save you
money and do work promptly. 1876
n. 5th street. Phone 1853 Black.
Ladies rubber sandals on narrow.
medium and wide lasts. for French.
Cuban and low heel shoes. At the
Colorado Shoe Store. 431 Main street.
Quickest and best service at the
Boston Lunch room a two-bit meal
for Is cents. Sandwiches sc. Best of
coffee. Lunch of all kinds a specially
329 Colorado avenue.
We keep In stock samples of mod
ern plumbing goods which we would
be pleased to show you. Lewis and
Sallee, the independent plumbers. No.
412 N. 9Th street Phone 1891 red.
Lowe and Coulter timers are pre-
pared at all times to meet your re-
qulrements in their line. Hot air
furnaces, galvonized guttering and
repairing. 1876 N. 5th street, Phone
1853 Black
A musacle and social will be given
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul De
La Mar at 1923 Colorado avenue IN
a short time for the pleasure of the
members of the Fraternal union and
their friends.