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New-York tribune., 1906-10-31
CHICAGO PHONE WAR ON.
Independents Gain Entrance to City On
Tunnel Franchise

Chicago. Oct. SO.-Ofhcial notice that the tn
dependent telephone interests have leased the
telephone franchise of the Illinois Tunnel COM
pany, thereby gaining an entrance into Chicago.
was given TO the city to-day by the general
counsel OF the independent interests Thts
marks the beginning OF warfare between thu
Chicago Telephone and the new Independents
company which has been threatened so long
II announced that the new company 4.
financially prepared 70 begin at once the de-
velopment OF the automatic service extending n
TO all sections or the city. and that one hundred
thousand subscribers viii be served an rap,a,v
as the Instruments and extension can be N
stalled and constructed.
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RESIDENCE.
135 East 2Sth ST. Manhat
tan.
Bsrrytown, Dutchess Co.
Y. Y.
% Frank St. Rochester
n. Y.
2S Willetr St. Albany. y. Y
Main ST.. Sayville. n. Y.
6s3 Front Ave. Buffalo
y, Y.
al Lockwood St. Long Isl
and City. " Y.
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PLACE OF BUSTNEsA

County Court House. Man
haitian.
2 Tryon Row. Manhaottan.
! Nassau St. Manhattan.
25 Broad ST. Manhattan.
County Court House. MA0-
haitian
80 Wall St. Manhattan.
81 William St. Manhattan.
40 Wall St. Manhattan.
Sc Pine St. Manhattan
26 Liberty St. Manhattan.
Criminal Court Bldg. MaA-
haitian
Criminal Court Bldg. Man
haitian.
County Court House, Mo-
haitian.
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PLACE OF BUSINESS
2 Tryon Row. Manhattan
34s Broadway. Manhattan
1e4 Mill St. Rochester. ". Y.
Timss-Union Bldg. Albany,
y. i.
Main St. Sayville. n. Y. t
District Attorneys Office.
Buffalo. " L
Borough Hall. Long faiAn1
City. y. Y
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1873 ". 121st St. Manhat-
tan.
80 East 35th St, Manhattan
40 West 49th St. Manhattan
139 West S1st ST, Manhat-
tan.
2ST 7th St. Manhattan.
101 East 10th St. Manhat
tan.
122 East list St. Manhat-
tan.
30 West s7th ST. 8Ianhat-
tan.
~ West 43d St. Manhattan
3e1 West nth St. Manhat-
z tan.
13s East TSth ST. Manhat-
( tan
Is East 10th St. Manhattan
341 Riverside Ave. Manhat-
/ tan
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TALK OF MARRIAGE CENSORSHIP.

Chicago Oct 30-The American Stockbreed-
ers' Association has turned from the considera-
uon of cattle. sheep and hogs TO the culture OF
humans. and it will be the ultimate business Of
a committee Just appointed 10 keep an eye out
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for 1l-mated pairs. marriage censorship may
result If The inspection idea proves practicable
Professor Henderson. OF the University OF Chit
cago. is a member OF the committee of which
Or. Alexander Graham Bell is chairman other
members are DR. Charles Woodruff. c. w Ward
Of New York, and the Rev. ]. E Gilbert Of
Washington. To improve the quality OF humans
is TO be their task
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OFFICE TO BE FILLED NAME OF CANDIDATE
Governor ....-......... " iIliam Randolph
Lieutenant Governor Lewis Stuyvesant
Secretary Of State John Sbley vhalen
Comptroller Martin H Glynn.
treasurer Julius Hauser
Attorney General William Schuyler Jackson
State Engineer Surveyor Frederick skene.
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PROHIBITION PARTY.

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NAME OF CANDIDATE.
Edward S. CTlnch. ..........
Theodore Connolly. ...........
Lewis l. Delafield
John Frankenheimer. r........
Leonard A. Giegerich. ......
Arthur H. Masten. .........
Samuel H. ordway. ........
Charles z. Rushmore. 5000.
Lawrence z. Sexton. .......
Edward 3. Whitney ...,...
Rufus B. Cowing. .........
William E. Wyatt. ...-......
Frank T. Fitzgerald. .......
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Election Notice.
PLACE az RITsINEss.

! PLACE OF BUSINESS.
3o5 Columbus Ave. Manhat-
tan.
215 West 125th St. Manhat-
tan
1924 Park Row. Manhattan.
227 East 124th St, Manhat-
tan.
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Election Notice.
Election Notice.
PROHIBITION PARTY.-Continued.
RESIDENCE
OFFICE TO Re FILLED.
MEMBERS OF STATE
SEN
NAME OF CANDIDATE.


SD ST. Mammal
14b District Charles East51 SIS
18th District Henry Manha-
isth Dsc fssd
Robert west1
H Wendover Ave- Bronx
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District Samuel samuel T 4 Williams @
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Henry
Charles
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OFFICE TO BE FILLED.
JUSTICES OF THE SU-
PREME COURT.
LIST Judicial District. cocoon.
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City Judge. ..-.............
Judge OF the Court Of Gen
eral Sessions.
Surrogate ..,..-.............
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Lieut.
7e~V {" An s@H "an--.-.7a
Mn H Gyn.. &1Iets AranxN YITHtsh
Attorney Ga@A-"- William
state Engineer and sH'y" Frederick L C
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DEMOCRATIC PARTY.-Continued
RESIDENCE

100 West T4th St. Manhat-
tan.
POI West 1921 St. Manhat-
tan.
$50 East 95th St, Manhat-
tan.
DOT East 124th St. Manhat-
tan.
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1oc West 4sth St. Nnnnat-
tan
siS Madison Ave-. MAnhat-
tan
I Madison Ave. Aantattsr.
2o4 East 123d St. Aaahat-
tan
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None.
None.
None.
None.
None.
None.
None
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OFFICE TO BE FILLED.
Governor Observation-Disclosures.
Lieut.. Governor. .......
Secretary OF State. .-..
Comptroller -.............
Treasurer .................
Attorney General. ........
State Engineer and Surveyor
JUSTICES OF THE
SUPREME COURT.
1st Judicial District. .......
New-York tribune., 1906-10-31

i RESIDENCE.
The Columbia. Fredonia.
81 10th St. Troy. ". 7.
T5I LIST Ave, Manhattan.
612 Seymour St. Syracuse,
y. Y
L Maple St. Schenectady.
y. Y.
6l2 south Ave. Schenectady.
y. Y.
60 South Broadway. Yonkers.
y. Y.
1904 Park Ave. Manhattan.
I5T East 18Th St. Bronx
14s1 Avenue \, Manhattan
1900 I'd Ave, Manhattan.
50 I'd Ave. Manhattan.
$50 East 151st St. Bronx.
657 East 15sth St. Bronx.
1886 3d Ave. Bronx.
go Melrose Ave. Bronx.
52S East Ssth St. Manhat-
tan
227 East 14th St. Manhat-
tan.
I 6s5 sth Ave. Mar,krttaur 90.
232 East 22d ST.. Manhattan
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CITY Judge
Judge Of the Court OF Cen
eral Sessions s-------.---
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OFFICE 70 BE FILLED.
Governor
AeUt. Governor --..
Secretary OF State. ...-...
Comptroller ...........
Treasurer
Attorney General. l.....s..
State Engineer and Surveyor
JUSTICES OF THE ST.
PREAiE COURT.
isc JGtlc'ai District. cI......
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DEMOCRATIC PARTY.

EmBLEM--FTvE POINTED STAR,
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OFFICE TO BE FILLED.
Governor
Lieut.. Governor. ............
Secretary of State.
Comptroller ...............
Treasurer .-........
Attorney General. l.-......
State Engineer and Surveyor.
JUSTICES OF THE SU-
PREAfE COURT.
ist Judicial District. .......
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SOCIALIST PARTY.

EMBLEM-ARM AND TOR CH.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-31

RESIDENCE.
l35 East 2Sth st. Manhattan
barr- town, Duchess Co.
y. y.
10 Frank ST.. Rochester
n !.
2s Willett ST. Albany. n. Y
Main street. Sayville, y. y.
6s3 From: Ave, Buffalo
y. !.
Al Lockwood St. Long Isl
and City. Queens.
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Pier II. North River. Man
haitian.
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PLAcE OF sUsINEs3

100 Greenwich ST.. Manhas-
tan.
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126 varick St. Manhattan.
10 Spruce St. Manhattan.
231 Edgecombe Ave. Man
haitian.
212 West 3Oth St, Manhattan.
- William St. Manhattan.
SOC East 10Th St. Manhattan.
10 Spruce St. Manhattan.
10 East 2eth St. Manhattan.
ia 5th Ave. Manhattan.
12l west 1o5th St. Manhat-
tan
IlS West seth St. Manhat-
tan.
GO Grand St. Manhattan.
12s West 31st St. Manhat-
tan.
220 Broadway, Manhattan.
"a, East 42d St. Manhattan.
5S4 10th Ave. Manhattan.
141 West 125th St. Mauhat-
tan.
SO East 4th St. Manhattan.
6GS East 135th St, Manhat-
tan.
34S West 52d St. Manhattan
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Nay J'scG- -..-.-.-.--.
SucEe - ,he CcCEt OF Cen
eral Sessions ls.-.....
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OFFICE TO BE FILLED.
Governor -----.- 80
Lieut.. Governor. .------------
Secretary OF State. ...-.--'.-
Comptroller ...-..---'''-'
Treasurer ..-.....s.'
Attorney General. l..-..------.
state Engineer and Surveyor
JUSTICES or THE SU-
PREMF COURT.
Isl Judicial District t-...
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RESIDENCE

EMBLEM-BLACK OK TRIANGLE
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NAME OF CANDIDATE.
Thomas H. Jackson. ......
Frank E. Passonno. o......
Matthew Lechner. er..
John 3. Kinney. ...-.-...,
Charles F. Gebner. .......,
John z. Wallace. ...........
Joseph A. Orme. e..--..
Charles c. era wford. .....
John j. Klnneally ...........,
Louis Neuman. ........
Max Rosenberg g........
Joseph Scheuerer- r-,
Paul Weinert.
Arvtd Olson -.-.-..-.--..,
William Risk. k...........
Joseph p. Johnson. .........
John ]. Leahy.
Charles II. Chase. se....-.....-
Fritz werdanberg g.........
Henry Jager. ....-...........
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EMBLEM-ARM AND HAMMER
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The PROGRESSIVE LIBERAL PARTY.

154 East as, St, ManhassansO Broadway. Manhattan
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OFFICE TO BE FILLED.
Governor ............
Lieutenant Governor. ...
Secretary of State. ......
Comptroller ...............
Treasurer .............
Attorney General al-........-..
State Engineer and Surveyor
JUSTICES OF THE SU-
PREME COURT.
lst judicial District. .-....
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PLACE OF BUsINESs
. TryOr Row, Manhattan.
346 Broadway, Manhattan.
lS4 Mil St, Rochester.
y. Y.
Tines-Union Building, Al
bany. y. Y.
Main St. Sayville. y. Y.
Dist. Atty's Office, Buffalo,
y. Y.
Borough Hall. L. I. c.,
Queens Co, n. Y.
Alaska sentinel., 1906-12-06
short Suggestions.

Wash the bread box out weekly and air 1t before placing bread in it again.
 A spoonful of water added to an egg before beating 1t makes it more frothy.
 Extra silver should be kept in can ton flannel bags with small lump of camphor in each. It will in this way re. tain its brightness indefinitely.
 To keep marmalade air-tight beat we'll the white of an egg, with 1t brush over white paper and cover the marma- Jade pot with the paper while the pre- serve is still hot.
 Paint will stick to tinware if the sur face Is scratched with piece of rough pumice stone or coarse sandpaper and a thin coat of shellac varnish applied before the paint is put on
Alaska sentinel., 1906-12-06
HarIeuuin Jelly.

Dissolve a half package of gelatine in pint and half of cold water. Have ready the juice of two lemons, two oranges and a can of pineapple and add to 1t cup and half of sugar. Pour over the mixture a pint of boiling wa ter and add the whole to the gelatine {; stir thoroughly, strain, and set away to cool. Cut into dice pineapple, oranges, candled cherries and bananas until there is cup and half, and when the gelatine begins to harden drop in the fruit lightly. Pour Into a mold and chill.
Alaska sentinel., 1906-12-06
For Metal Beds.

If metal beds are chosen with an eye to their keeping bright and then given just a little care, there Is no necessity for their turning dull and furnishing. Experts say that brass ought not to tar nish If 1t Is properly treated in the first place and the brass trimmings to white beds are the first places usually that show wear. Be careful In getting your bed to see If the trimmings Cor the bed itself, if 1t Is all brass) are carefully finished. If you do not know the signs yourself, ask some one who does; 1t may cost little more than you thought, but 1t will be less In the long run. En- rmellng can be done (redone, that is) at home with very little trouble. And enamel paints cost so little that there Is no excuse for letting white iron bed go shabby, even though frequent han dlings may have scared the enamel here and there. Once in every few weeks, too, an enameled bed should be gone over with a soapy rag 1t Is sur prising how much dirt will come off and how fresh the enamel will look after its cleaning.
Alaska sentinel., 1906-12-06

like magic in soothing tired, swollen feet.
 Practice deep breathing constantly. After a short time it will become a habit.
 If your nose is shiny use almond meal Instead of soap and powder lightly with starch.
 Soak the finger nails in warm sweet oil to get them fine and smooth and healthy.
 Iodine will help neuralgia pain If the spot where the pain is seyerest be painted with it.
 Moistened tea leaves applied to a burn will relieve the inflammation and prevent scar.
 If 1t is found necessary to wash the face shortly before going for a drive omit the use of soap.
 Never use soap and water on the face just before going out in the air or d. rectly after coming In.
 When a cut will not stop bleeding apply ground rice or flour. Either one is said to be very efflcacious.
 If the habit of leaning on the elbows has been formed 1t should be broken immediately, as 1t Is this habit that causes callous spots.
 Oatmeal in the bath water will i'm. part yelvety softness to the skin. To avoid stopping the waste pipes tie the oatmeal in good-sized cheesecloth bag.
 For Representative spots on the teeth, due to an acid condition of the mouth, apply sodium bicarbonate with an or angewood stick every morning and evening.
 Every night bathe your face carefully with pure soap and warm water, after ward using a good skin food or cream. You will soon have your complexion clear and fine.
 For headache squeeze the juice of a small lemon into a glass full nearly ul with water; add good pinch of soda and drink while foaming. Is especially good If one Is dyspeptic or bilious.
Alaska sentinel., 1906-12-06

Begin with economy as your watch word. Begin by giving up all useless expenses. Begin by being contented with living sufficiently within your in- come that you may lay by something from your income each month. "In the beginning" 1t Is so much easier to start right than 1t Is to get right after the habits of living have been formed. "In the beginning" the foundation Is laid for successful ending. Begin right, end well.
 After a while sickness will be sure to come to one or both of you; added expenses constantly arise, and unless you begin to save from the start you will find 1t difficult to save at all
 Don't deny yourselves every comfort In life and become mere money grub bers." Enjoy necessary comforts, but beware of unnecessary luxuries. Learn to be contented with what you can af- ford, and don't worry because some neighbor or friend has more expensive things than you. Look well to the lit tie expenses.
Alaska sentinel., 1906-12-06
Pussy Housewives.

The best housekeeper Is not she who passes the whole day slaving in the house-"doing the work" she terms It i; muddling is the correct expression. woman with method gets through her domestic duties, even without the alu of servant, by midday or soon after and Is ready to take walk, make call or two or rest, comfortably with a book or her needlework. Her home Is tidy and she is always neatly and con sistently dressed. Meals are prepared tastefully and economically and are al ways punctually served.
 Although no one enjoys a pleasant chat more than she does, she avoids anything like idle gossip, and no one can tempt her to waste the early morn- Ing hours In talking over her neighbors affairs.
 A good housekeeper also avoids debt. She insists upon paying for everything as she gets it and sees that she gets good value for her money.
 A fussy woman may be prim old maid, but she Is probably an untldy wife, always very unpunctual, for she has mo time' to do anything, her fac ulty for fuss retarding her actions. She never spares herself, never idles mo- ment and thinks nothing can be done 80 well by any one as by herself. Hence she Is quite unnecessarily overworked, overfatlgued and frequently fractious.
 The husband goes to his club; the children are so accustomed to contln- ued scolding that they become either hypocrites or unusually unmanageable and needless of rebuke. To some ex- tent they deserve pity, for they are leased about their food, clothes, health, exercise, games and lessons. Nothing is done without plenty of fuss and dls- cussion and many harmless pleasures are lost.
Alaska sentinel., 1906-12-06
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear. 1Eere is only one way 10 cure deainess, and that is by constitu- tional remedies. Deafness is caused by an in- fam d condition of the mucous lining of the Eustaohian Tube Whom this tuhe Ia fnfiamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hear. ing, and when it is entirely closed, Deafness is the res ult, and unless the inflammation can be condition, hearing will be destroyed forever; lin cases out of ten are caused by Catarrh, which is nothing but an intiamed condition of he-mucous surfaces
 We will give One Hundred Dollars for any ase Of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that can.
 0t he cured by Halls Catarrh Cure. Send foi
 rculars, free.
 Sold by Druggists, 75c.
 Halls Family Pills are the best.
Alaska sentinel., 1906-12-06
CASTORIA
 For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought s':sss.,. s:ss. ss: 9. GHM2@
MarmaIade Turnovers.

Take two eggs, the weight of one in butter and in flour, half pint of milk, and dessertspoonful of sugar; cream the sugar and butter together, working them In a basin with wooden spoon 1; add the four and the milk, and beat we'll. Pour the latter into some butter ed saucers, and bake for about twenty minutes in a moderate oven, but do not let them harden; turn out and fold in two, like turnovers, putting a teaspoon ful of marmalade in each. Sift white sugar over, and serve hot.
Alaska sentinel., 1906-12-06
Many a father who has won his way

Many a father who has won his way from poverty to riches by hard and grinding toll makes the mistake of de cding that his boy shall not know the drudgery of daily routine, and brings the lad up in likeness, with all the pocket-money he can spend Attention has lately been called to such one, now awaiting trial for murder, whose father gave him a thousand dollars a month while he was still under 21 and pupil in a boarding school. It Is not surprising that he fell on the pathway paved for him with slippery gold pieces.
Alaska sentinel., 1906-12-06

A soft voice may come out of hard heart.
 No life is more costly than the worth. less one
 Salvation cannot be spread without sacrifice.
 The just live by faith and the faith. full live justly.
 The brave man is the last to think of featuring on courage.
 No man has eternal life who Is will ing to keep it to himself.
 His death was the last segment in the perfect circle of His life.
 Many a pull is like rubber string, most effective when 1t hits back.
 He cannot be meek before heaven who turns a marble heart to man.
 A good deal of summer religion is SC thin you can see right through it.
 The devil will let the preacher alone If only he may conduct the choir
 It takes more than rose water to make the desert bloom as the rose.
 The altitude of prayer does not de pend on its high-sounding phrases.
 The call to watch and pray means more than watching your neighbor.
 It takes more than polish to enable one to slip through the pearly gates.
 It's better to have your feet on the rocks than your head in the clouds.
 The uncomfortable tongue does not have to work long to tell all 1t knows.
 Dreaming of great deeds, We miss the doing of thousands of little good deeds. There are too many preachers trying to make bread of life without the leaven of love.
 When We get to heaven we shall think most of the mercies we never men tioned here.
 The world would get a good-sized lift If we were as scrupulous about the things that come out of our mouths al we are about those that go In.