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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-21
SUPREME COURT, APPELLATE DIVISION.

~ ri-s- Ds,areu- IN the matter Of the appicatiJa
Of the Board Of Rapid Transit Railroad Commissioners for
nsioners 10 determine whether rapid transit
ought TO be operatedl4th Street to1e
Public notice is hereby given that pursuant 70 the pro-
the undersigned Board Rapid Transit Railroad Cor
Sr+ ~ me State of New York Judicial De-
nartnlent az thereof TO be held at the Appelas
Division Court House. Madison Avenue and 10Th Street
I3roSh 81 Manhattan CITY Of the 9th da{
~ March 1905 O'Clock in the afternoon or Csc
Gsv or as soon thereafter counsel be heard fr
tsibsr railway or railways the said City for the
RECONSIDERATION OF persons and property ought 10 be con
str1ced and operated The papers uoo f.i - 80
said application will be made are the Pett9n OF Ias $40 40
s aIe5 in the Office the Clerk OF said Appellate D
sGn on or about day OF February 1905 ana n
such other papers as sha Dc pfesseS-
desntton OF the route and the general plan OF con-
str1cOn 0f said railway or railways ioLs p' -
me HI1s$a DiIsou The following brief and sub
staRaI synopsis said route IN The County o. N
W. In me Borough Manhattan ltth street from 80
IT5-,, RIyer 10 Avenue Ninth Avenue. rom iatn
STseT 10 Cansevoort Street. Greenwich SIIseI IIv' -
ssroorr street 10 Spring Street; Washington street Io
&c.. 10 IIbertv street. Liberty street. rom
washington William street, y.y5j,s+'
from A4Sn xssT street nom Washington square 20
caai street. canal street. from wooster S1iee0 70
b,st OF the aforesaid application Is 70 obtain mo
Of commissioners who shall determine aI,SE
public hearing Of all parties hIeres and opsrated
and shall report the evidence tNs 70 sa or
DLvStois If In favor the construction ana oIrao
- S,1cr railway TCiways tas tnlS EiG VII $50
sbaU heC shah when confirmed oy sdl SoJLS, - H.,
@ Of The consent property owners along ms ms
Of said railway or railway - x ,oos
DaISd' S Ss" p SrIn TRANSIT RAILROAD COALAn5-
s1oNERs FOR THE CITY OF N d1R erss5sr.
BY AIN AIE-IJ F. S5N''S
BION l. BURROWS. secretary
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Foreclosure Sales.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF' NEW
= yor, James P Mulhern ct al. Plaintiffs against
- /, ozark et al Defendants. In pursuance OF
OF foreclosure and sale. duly made ana entsTe
e. ahoye-entitIed action and bearing late SAe 1S,a
a ~ Iuly 1905. undersgnsd tne teIst~s IN t,.
nS sd sell public auction az the New
I T5aal Tstate SalesrOorns Nos l4-l5 Nesey ST. IN
of Manhattan. CITY OF NeW AofA, TO
nS ds of March 1906 II clock noon on that gay
Srsi COl1sticker AuCtOneer the preins dHectea
by M be sold and therein described az
An that certain lot. piece OF paFcs OF anu Win
erected situate Nlls ana sex
- ~ Rorough Manhattan. city ana County OF New
~ l9 r+gcularly and described as foiloWss
uN,nin At point formed by the intersection or 80
- - Ffftv-nfth with the essterly si1e
- thence running southery along sad easteI
% 20 rrcadyav seventy ti0 rect ana nm. ~
sllS S 90 me centre % the block between SlIt
Ffftv-hfth Streets, thence running easteII
0 block. eighty N>ol tess
zen uortneriy az
eVenty-hVe tt0i Leel %
.bsriV side OF Fffy-dfth Street and tnese F9nlIs
souti sIonq the southeriy side u Fifty MIN street.
W Lr,drsd ana Eve G0Sl feet and Tour Vb HSNes %
the point or place OF eeglnrlns 49,
T,gta1 New York February SIN. lB,p-
law FREDERICK s WATT. Heiterse-
OTIS s PREssINGER. Attorneys Tor F'An''iS' ." WAN
New g.. -. "a
II is known Hotel Woodward
~ 70 49, E5th street
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Public Notices.
SUPREME COURT, APPELLATE DIVISION.

- NCCAN4, APPELLATE DIVISION,
~, the matter Of the auplieatfon a,
the Cftv =, agu transit Railroad Commissioners for
20 NsW FORK FOR the appointment Of three COM
~. sslqhers 70 determine and report 5efa a ra1i+ 80
80 or railways for CONVEYANCE and
% persons and property deterrfn7 ~, 80 $500
olshI 70 be constructed and operated ~rlrTS- v41f
snar. 4E~--rubuc notice hereby given that nrr
Iso1 We p.oVlsonS OF Chapter OF the Tavvs -
fSsilrosd me undersigned Board Rapid Transis
lss-oHeIS VIII apply to the Div-
.L % ths supreme Court OF state of Ns Ycr -
ia Suoelal Department. term thereof to h,
$3.50. a Ils appellate Division Court House Madi.Cn
avenue and 18th Street. Borough OF Nfanhafra S1.
iOIS on the 9th day % March 1906 AZ one o.cocJr
~ Ihe AFTERNOON OF that day, or as soon therea r a.
nlssoners IN the above entitled matter - ~,
report AFTER due hearing raiIvra or ri-, -
Tor the transportation OF persons and prooerty
% DC constructed and operated
WniSh the Aforesaid application will ba MADE ar. -.
OF the said Board dated 22nd dayr 81 Tecarn
i'o1 ana the adavts and papers accompanying IN,
q said Appellate Division on or about me o. H.
teouSry lsO6 and IN addition thereto sch other a,~.
9s. Oe presented TO the Court BY the said Board
OF the route and general plan OF con-
OF me said railway railways forms par OF
o papers Med as aforesaid with CLERK % ina
PPstlte DIVISION The following Is brief and sab
1ork; Ihirtyfourh Street Hudson Rver ~ 80
Fast River and thence under River to the East
eFIy boundary OF the County
Inc object OF the application "a - obtain ~,
OF commissioners who determine after
RuDc nearing or all parties interested whether such rail-
way OF railways ought 10 be
sal report the evidence taken 70 SAID AppafIafa pfv
SION toeetner with report ACCOMMODATION which
pr n iaVor or the construction operation
shal be- shall when confirmed by said Court be taksa
heu OF the consent OF the property owners along tie
me % SAID railway or railways
Dated. New York. February 10 1905
HO<AfSD Ot RAPID TRANSIT RAILROAD CONTNFTa-
SIONEttS FOR THE CITY OF NEW YORK
,,,o>- = By ALEXANDER E ORR Presfd.nt
u ref
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SUPREME COURT, APPELLATE DIVISION,

INST DEPARTMENT. the r,a+ss- % 49,. an.
insstd3sr % me Board Of RaDid Railroad Com
commissioners determine reporr
snd - railway railways the convevanc,
By the Board onrb persons ana property determinsd
puh1,, r,., GEItAFD AVENUE ROUTE.
visions ~ - heoy given that pursuant 70 tn, pro-
ls Undersigned Board Rapid Trasir p ~ fS
spren 1 VII apply TO the Appellate Division OF IN,
judicial STATE OF New York FOR the First
9k,b division Court House Madison Aysnu 90
On ~ Borough Of Manhattan CITY or NevT yorl-
The 49, tor the appointment th-ae comm ssoner, IN
due besr9p matter 70 determine report after
w1Istiisr railway IN tn.
toE ire transportation OF persons and 5ronar $500
H. and operated The papers upon which
tb application will made are he baffttoD ~
one SAID Board dated 2sth dav OF DscenHe- zoos
Jne aidavits and papers ACCOMMODATING the sans. ali
A,,..n We're HE'D IN the Office the Clerk OF sd
ADDITION thereto other shali
% presented 70 the Court by the said Board - -
,ctie OF ne route and the general plan
49, o. rs sad railway railways part oe
me Paers MED aforesaid the said Clerk Of the
1ppe1'e DIVISION The following "a brief and sub
Salua synopsis or the said County OF New
aoFA: N the Borough Bronx. East 1SSh Street
from Third Avenue Walton Avenue and Gears Ave.
pEe from lSeth Street to Jerome Avenue C1arxs
The object aforesaid application Is TO obtain tho
or comm ssioners who shall determine aftes
IaWay or railways ought 70 be and operated
snail report the evidence taken said Appellats
Diyslon together with report OF their determination.
Whlch report II favor Of the construction
ton Of such railway railways this VIII
that II snail be) sha when confirmed BY said Court b
taken in lieu Of the OF the property along
Dated New York, February 18th 1905.
BOARD OF RAPID TRANSIT RAILROAD COMMITS
SIONERS FOR THE CITY OF NEW YORK. By
ALEXANDER z. ORR. President
BION L. BURROWS. Secretary.
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Surrogates Notices.


IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
- Abner c. Thomas. a Surrogate of the County OF New
notice hereby gtySn to al persons having claims
Work deceased TO present the same. with vouchers
thereof 10 the subscriber her place OF tansacng busi
ness att Of Evarts Tracy & sherman. No. 60
Wall Street / the Borough Of Manhattan In the City
r,sv YORK on or before the wentyeighth March,
1905 - 30 -, 81. o...-, 800.
JosEPISNE BLopdEIT GI..I.Er ExecutriS.
,xtx 20 Wall saSsss Esg York Ca3.
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SurrogateS' Notices.
AN PURSUANCE on
THOMAS. EMILE 4

THOMAS. EMILE AN PURSUANCE OF
l. an order OF Hon. Abner c. Thomas Surrogate OF
81. County OF New York notice Is hereby given to III
VERSIONS having claims against Emile A Thomas late OF
~ C0Trtv Of York. deceased TO present
with vouchers thereof TO the subscriber his place OF
business. 1929, No 10 Street I
I'VE civ Of New York. or before the 10th day OF
April next
WINSTON H HAGEN. Executor.
EDWARD q WHITNEY. Attorney for Executor 40 Wall
YOTk
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N PTRsTANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON,

Frank 7. Fitzgerald sGrroEsts OF the County OF
claims against Jacob H Lau late OF the County New
York deceased present the same with vouchers
70 the nbscrbers their place Of transactng business
the Office OF John T. Booth No 27l Broadway Borough
OF IL the city OF New York. before
hrstd OF May next
Dated New York the Gath day Of October. 1903
ROBINS A. LAW. JOHN J WHELAN J. WALTER
Holm T BOoTH Attorney for Executors 27l Broad
wav Borough OF Manhattan City % New York
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Public Notices.
SUPREME COURT, APPELIATE DIVISION

SUPREME COURT, APPELLATE DIVISION
fs az sD1 the mater Of the aRPisat9n
the city OF New York for the appointment Of
railway railways for the conveyance Transportation
0ugRs 10 be ana eonatruceG and s YSarS
MANHATTAN LOOP LINES. Manhattan Route.-Public
saPer R Of The RsTs Of se as ame5ded the under
will apply TO the Appellate Division Of the Supreme Court
vsnn, Srt gnuse Nfedison Svs1us and 25h street Ro
March 1906 at one o'clock In the afternoon Of that day
appointment entitled
sS a S9 CITY for as
ton Of persons and property ought 70 be and
dated Gn T he sf d Of Jsnuay is6e and the aavs and
papers accompanying the all OF which hled in
abe the o 9Th day Of Februa so6 and in addition
couf by hs sad B6ard dssrpn Of he route and
general Pan ar of be ap e is @ qss with he
said Clerk Of he Appellate Division The following 4:
Fpo the williamsburg Bridge the route passss under
ground in Delaney Street near Norfolk and then runs
under De street TO the Bowery and under the
Centre Inc then south
vision made for three tunnels which may be described
@ 09 g Funnel the The 9on s. d s ana Tune n
mel is under William Street and od r sIP The Maiden
Liberty Street and then passes under Maiden Lane The
Each three tunnels under the East River
There several forming part Of this route one
spur begins Grand and Centre Streets In Manhattan,
and runs west Grand
10 DesbrOsses Street ferry Another q
connection by Of line under Canal Street with
Of the Manhattan Bridge third
meets the City Hall loop Of the present subway by
means Of line under Beekman Street. The object OF
the aforesaid application obtain the appointment OF
Commissioners shall determine after public hearing
Of all parties Interested whether such railway railways
ought 10 be constructed operated and report
the evidence taken said Appellate Division
with report determination which report, II
favor the construction and operation OF such railway
railways las this Board will ask that II shall BEL shall
when confirmed by said Court, be taken in lieu OF the
consent Of the property owners along the line OF said
railway railways
Dated New York February 10 1906.
BOARD OF RAPID TRANSIT RAILROAD COMMITS
SIONERS FOR THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
ALEXANDER f. ORR, President
RON I. BURROWS. Secretary.
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The approximate amount OF the lien OF charge 10 sat-
sfy which the above described property is 70 be sold
SI2t III together allowance Amounting
10 together with the o
approximate OF unpaid taxes. assessments ana
water rat property IS SI2.Si5 md
Dated Nsw York. SIN o. February 1905
FREDERICK s WAIT. RsfssA
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Citations.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
York by hs Grace Of Sd 1o Free and IHdspsndsnS
r Herman Grotrian otto Grorian Emma Bartoke ne:
Grotrian: Minna Keuntje nee Grotrian Alwna Muller.
rich rotrian brother Of Grotran deceased OF
august Ruhman or Ruhman. Wilhelm Ruhman or run
Of Wiihelmina Ruhman Ruhman, sister Christian
Grotrian deceased OF Province Baunschweig Germany:
sister Of Christian roiTa Of HannoTer
spanda and Marie seinW nee spahdau being eh
Grotrian. deceased Of Braunschweig Germany; William
Mari schmidt as Administrative OF the Estate OF Carl
Plapper. deceased. said William. Lena Louise and Carl
Christian Grotran deceased Of yieEenburg. Province
Of said Christian GTotrian, husband
the above named nsPasws nsoss any dead
whose and place OF residence are unknown 70 the
betoneT IN these @ 70 an TTner 09reR or
Johanna PiaPDE any gnGss names or plaGe Of resi-
to husband widow heirs at-law and next kim II
deceased and not named herein may be dead whose
and place OF residence are unknown to the Pe-
Berger sisters Louise GrotriAn. Christian
Braunschwsig Germany, and august soHstllnes
Widow R Of aa 50e rsta0 Groran deceased Of Ba b
GoedecEe as Administrator the goods. chatsls and
credits of Louise GTorian deceased 70 any other brother
Game de or any other heirs Of Of SAID
4esldsaos are Unknown petitioner husband
dP% ST sister OF SAID Louise Grotaa deceased
herein not named herein. their
and place OF residence being unknown the Petitioner,
all interested in the
aa rotrian deceased creditors legatees.
or otherwise greetings You and each you
hereby required personally TO be and appear be-
of the County or New York
rogates Court said County. ned at the County
House in County Of New York. on the 21th day OF
FEBRUARY 1906 haf-past ten o'clock forenoon
of that day there attend the judicial
OF Nina Schultz formerly Fischer,
as the Executrix and Trustee under the and
Christian GrotEian deceased ana such OF
you hereby cited as are under the OF twenty
required TO by guardian, II
have one or II you have none TO and apply
one appointed; in the event OF neglect
failure 10 do guardian win be appointed
roRate TO represent you the proceeding.
In Testimony Whereof. We have caused the
Surrogates the said County OF New York
hereunto affixed
Witness Hon. Abner c. Thomas. a Surrosata OF our
said County al the County Of New York the 9Th
January in the year Lord thousand nine hun
dTed and six AbNEh T. 1fiOMAS.
JOHN E RRoDSKY. Atty. for Exeeutrix and Trustee.
Chambers Street n. Y. city
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~ undersigned intends 20 apply 70 the Surrogate OF
the estate o. Henry = Doyle deceased. penalty
~ the administrators bond fixed than double
the amount ~ the claims creditors against estate
which shall presented the Surrogate pursuant
mi notice.
deceased. notified TO present their claims
To Hon SeldeD Surrogate OF the County %
Monroe at his Court House the CITY OF
Rochester before tNe 2rd day Of March 1906.
Dated. Rochester. y. 49, ebruary 18th. 1906
ALLAN A, DOYLE
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PIG IRON CERTIFICATES.

o,,.,.,rs for regular Al the Il a. m. and l:+5
: ms Yesterday compare with the final prices
Monday as follows: CO., g..u
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n land
of
based on a of $500 thousand
Wisconsin
California
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n the world
The
its haul
Ell
feet
sroads
be
bardof directors
L operation
of
cgv securt ondsand
copy description property etc. will
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e to Febary28
f
w. n COLER CO., 50 Cedar St. New York
w. B. McKEAND & co, The Rookery, Chicago. Ills.
MYRON NJ. PARKER I41s F ST, n w. Washington ID. C.
The Sierra Madre Land and Lumber Co.
W. G. GREENE, President
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First call Second {
81 E-sH

: calls yesterday compare with the final prices
{ Monday as follows:
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FOR SALE-14 PLACER MINING CLAIMS
dress f. Z Patterson. 1910 Union St. Seattle. Wash
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DiUidend Notices.
GENERAL CHEMICAL COMPANY.

GENERAL CHEMICAL. COMPANY.
IS BROAD STREET. NEW YORK. JAN. 81 1905.
4 I \ MEETING or THE BOARD OF d.
rectors held Jan. &c. 1906 a ESQ per
cent declared the stock OF the company
OF earnings Of the company. payable March
1906 20 stockholders Of record Feb. "A, 1906
Common will be closed from Feb. -
March = 1906.
New York. January 81. 1896
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$527,000.00
Fifty-Year Six Per Cent.
First Mortgage Coupon
Sinking Fund Gold Bonds.
KAIeKERBocKER TRUST COMPANY new YORK CITY, TRUSTEE
Du Deembr
Interest payable June list and December 1st.

The Sierra Madre Land and Lumber Co.
offers for SALE at 96h interest the
above bonds, they being the remainder of 100000
bond issue authorized November 10, 1905, the
balance of the issue, So, Ats, OOO having
been already sold at par.
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Financial Meetings.
School Agencies.

IMPORTATION ABOUT SCHOOLS FREE,-says time
4 s1xLSL sanss.n4ss ns~SS E6aR. Woa D& kAaAAssAA.
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THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF LORD &

- Taylor have this day declared the regular semi
per the Preferred Stock
q this Corporation payable March let 1905 The Trans
fer Books closed Feb: 24th 70 March LIST both
inclusive - -. T. II IIIIS TREASURER
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First RefundinF 5ss Gold Bonds
Coupon No. !. due March !. 1906. VIII be paid at
FISK & ROBINSON. S5 Cedar ST., N. Y
s d HUTCHINGS. Treasurer
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\ MANLY ACT.
1. n. BUNTING, Editor and Proprietor

We of in
thousand
public and
he X. Mullen
Mullen generally familiar
who in
attack made in the
condemned by his
friends.
of
enjoyed
thought the
in mself
he contrte
the and the mans family whom he
had outraged
do he
battle
in finer senbiies
wealth and able
making public
of
in guaged
of splendid period
out the
this
indeed
father all the blame himself
feelings
t is
willing
as a
the hills their
blood
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Eye Comfort

In the higher, or civilized stage of
life, the eye is required to do more
than in the lower spheres of life.
There is more strain upon vision
because 1t rs the most important
means of knowledge. Those follow
ing pursuits of civilization have their
eyes fixed in their scrutiny of near
objects a greater part of the time
This means a continuous contraction
of the ciliary muscle, which means
continual supply of nerve force to
the eyes. Now if these muscles and
nerve centres are not in perfect har-
mony you will experience headache,
sleeplessness. stomach trouble and
feel as though you can not contain
yourself-nervousn More than
one third of the gray matter of the
brain Is utilized to perform the func-
tions of the eyes. My speciality is to
see that the demand of this gray
matter does not exceed the supply. If
you would have perfect eye-ease be
sure to see DR.. Scarborough. First
he will save you money and give you
perfect eye comfort. At 230 Ute Ave.
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MAY PROSPERITY CONTINUE.

will during this holiday that prosperity
continued through the unborn
We would by lying ourselves the foolish deceit imaginable
valley deplorable
D.
unparalleled that it will
/
The foundation which rests large degree the prosperity OF
i
field abundance
$
responsible for the prosperity which here enjoy
prevailing elsewhere
in
particle wealth that
smallest cloud
shadows conditions
in is to
evil
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-24

We hate to say tin fact it is re-
pugnant for us to say it, but We shall
do so that. we believe that Mrs. Agnes
Myers, who has been sentenced to
death at Liberty, Missouri, should
hang. No more revolving crime was
ever committed by woman. 1t was
absolutely fearfully cold-blooded. To
think that a woman could turn a hus-
bands head round so as to find fair
sweep and cut his throat while her
paramour held that husband. The
crime was awful and we believe that
the gallows in her case should not be
cheated of it's victim. 1t is the first
crime, wherein a woman was concern
ed, charged with a capital crime that
we have felt inclined to say that she
should suffer, but We do so now ami
believe that it is just and right that
she should be hung.
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ENGINEER KANE MARRIED.

H. H. Kane. a prominent young
engineer on the Rio Grande West
ern whose home is in this city. was
married a few days ago to Miss Geor-
giella Stewart of Delta The young
couple will reside here. The follow
ing notice of the marriage is taken
from the Delta Independent of Sat-
urday:
AT the home of Mrs. A. f. Hyzer
on Maple avenue, in North Delta. at
the hour of noon Wednesday H. II.
Kane of Grand Junction and Miss
Georgiella Stewart were married by
Rev. George NJ. Darley. The bride is
a niece of Mrs. Hyzer and the groom
is a railroad man whose home is in
Grand Junction. There was but a
small company present at the cere-
mony which was followed by an
elegant wedding dinner. Mr.. and Mrs
Kane took their departure on the
afternoon train for Denver where
they will spend the honeymoon and
then return to Grand Junction to
make their future home. They were
the recipients of numerous beautiful
and valuable presents.
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-24

General Peter Muhlenberg. revo-
lutionary hero, at the Trappe church
in Pennsylvania, threw off his priest
ly robe after delivering a powerful
sermon and exposed the uniform of a
general. Our governor yesterday had
on an armor of faith, but when he
throws that off to swat persistent
seeker after office, he will have to
have something else beneath his spir-
itual armor if he wants any peace of
mind.
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-24

Nothing would make US quite so
happy tomorrow. than to know that
every merchant doing business in
Grand Junction, has had a most sue
cessful year and a successful Christ
mas trade. The business prosperity
of others is usually reflected upon
ourselves.
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-24

There is ample charity and love for
human kind in the hearts of the peo-
pie of this city, to provide every fam
lily with "A wholesome and toothsome
Christmas dinner. If there is one
family in this city not thus provided.
if they will let this office know, We be-
lieve that we can see that such fam
lily is provided with those things
which Will make the day happy one
to them.
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-24

Many of the business houses were
open Saturday night until midnight
and business was brisk all evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rathbone of
Vega, went to Grand Junction Thurs
day where they will spend the winter.
Their purpose in going there is that
Mr.. Rathbone can secure work at
coed wages, and not to escape the
possible inconvenience of few inch
es of snow.-Plateau Voice.
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reciprocity
valuable
justify such Yet
Godfeld
be
of
nothing
Abundant chvary of
of old 1t takes extraordinary
than in the blood other
He had
thousand chances of remaining alive until his
shadow
to
simply
and bravery the best of those
in an n
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. !. i. + + X i. 4 + + X X X
. THE WEATHER.

: The maximum temperature .
: Sunday was SO degrees. The :,
I maximum temperature Sunday !
: was 46 degrees. The minimum :,
: temperature Sunday was % de- >,
= grees. The minimum temporal :,
/. ture this morning was % de- >,
: grees. The forecast for western j
: Colorado is fair tonight and :,
/. Tuesday. j
+ x 4. X X 4. !. !. !. i. X i. 4. :.