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Evening journal., 1907-10-01
REACH OUT FOR
\ NEW INDUSTRIES

A special meeting was held last
night by the Industrial committee of
the Board of Trade to consider appli-
cations which have been received from
foreign concerns desiring to locate
here. An attempt was made to remedy
the conditions which have recently
been the source OF much discourage
ment to the committee in its endeavor
to induce out of town concerns to come
TO Wilmington A number of such me-
gotiations have been interrupted by
the actions of property holders who
have advanced the prices on their land
on finding that such concerns were
after it, The most recent action was
in the case Of a large silk manufac-
turing firm that wanted to locate in
Wilmington, but could not find a pro
per site owing to the .exorbitant
prices set on available sites
A plan was proposed last night. by
which il is hoped that this firm may
be induced to come here in the end.
1t is also believed by the. committee
that similar trouble win be obviated
In the future.
Evening journal., 1907-10-01
WECCACOE GIVES
CUP AND BADGE
ASSembIyman MCCafieTty and
Chief Marshal BayIey
HOnOFed

READING. Pa. oct. Eighty
four members Of the weccacoe Fire
Company. Of Wilmington, Del, accom-
panied by the First Regiment Band,
yesterday were guests Of the Liberty
Fire Company, Of this city. The day
was spent at various mountain resorts.
and in the evening the visitors were
rendered a banquet and ball
After they had been welcomed TO
Reading by City Solicitor Rourke.
President Maloney, of the Weccacoe
Company. presented a silver loving
cup on behalf OF the company to As
semblyman Joseph e. McCafferty, of
Wilmington, who is accompanying the
visitors as spokesman. in appreciation
OF his having secured Increased ap-
preparation for the Weccacoe Com
pany in Wilmington City Council. viii
liam J. Bayley. chief marshal Of the
company, was the recipient of a gold
badge from his fellow-members
This morning the visitors left for
a weeks tour that will include Har-
risburg, Baltimore, Norfolk, Ports
mouth. jamestown Exposition and
Washington.
Evening journal., 1907-10-01
GET SERVICE ON
GOVERNOR LEA
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL. E
DOVER Oct. 1.-Governor Preston
Lea is a director OF the Philadelphia
Baltimore and Washington Railroad
Company. The sheriff of this county
has recently made return in the suit
of Charles l.. Terry against the Phil
adelphia, Baltimore and Washington
Railroad Company. brought by Mr.
Terry's lawyer. Alexander NJ. DAILY
that service was obtained on one
Preston Lea, he being a director of
the said corporation"
Evening journal., 1907-10-01
RAID SPEAKEASIES
AT BRIDGEVILLE

Detective John +. Dolan, of viii
mington. Bailiff Benjamin Conway Of
Bridgeville and State Detective James
H. Hawkins, raided alleged speak
easies" in Bridgeville yesterday with
the result that three colored men were
arrested. one of them was William
James, who has been arrested before
on the same charge but never con-
victed. He was held in $1,000 bail on
two charges by Magistrate William
Short. and Abe. Poke and Daniel Col
lins were each held in $500 bail. The
men were taken 20 Georgetown Jail.
II was testified that on Thursday,
James sold eight quarts Of whiskey
and on Saturday business was so good
that he sold out by night.
Evening journal., 1907-10-01
o0vsrnorI.- Party q Jamsstow.n.

Governor Preston Lea and his staff
will leave this city Monday morning
for jamestown, where they will re-
main to take part in the Delaware
Day exercises on october 3. The party
VIII leave in a special Pullman car
The members of the staff will be in
full dress uniform The governor and
his party it is expected. will remain
away for a week.
Evening journal., 1907-10-01
Court Adjourns Sine Di

The September term of Court OF
General Sessions adjourned sine die
Yesterday afternoon. the session beizs
devoted 10 arguments on oerasrrers.
Evening journal., 1907-10-01
Comforts

SILKALINE COMFORTS, filed with
clean cotton ................. SIPS
SILKALINE COMFORTS, filled with
white fluffy cotton. $3.50 and Sf.7s
SATkEN COVERED COMFORTS,
cotton filled, quilted. .S2.oo and S2.so
SILKALINE COVERED COM
FORTS, filled with pure lambs
wool .................. $50, S4OO
CAMBRIC COVERED COMFORTS,
filled with lambs wool,
$3.Ss and $3.50
Evening journal., 1907-10-01
=. 3. RILEY

We have the right goods the right prices This is
concden but matter of business knowledge backed by long
experience experience told where and what
Not only have the merchandise that wanted but
have prices which be duplicated Broadclot Moha
Henrieas VigoreauS Beges Panaas Fancy Dress Sutng
Cashmeres, Ranproof Coverts Dress Silks, etc
Evening journal., 1907-10-01
coLoRED FABRICS


Imported Broadcloth, 54 inches
wide, made of best Australian
wool, all colors. Special value,
$I.oo yard.
Fancy Worsted Suitings, 81
inches wide, in shades of brown,
blue, green, gray and tan. Spe-
cial price, 75c and S1.oo a yard.
Fancy English Pattern Suiting,
38 and AZ inches wide; a collec-
ton of good patterns, soc a yard,
Cotton and half wool Novelty
Dress Goods; big assortment.
Specially low prices at lac and 25c
yard.
Black Dress Goods. in all. the
leading weights and weaves.
Every piece fast black; soc, 75c,
$1.oo and $12s. t.t t. -If
MUSLIN, WHITE GOODS and
LINENS GREATLY UNDER
PRICE.
80 inch white Lonsdale Muslin.
Wednesday, 8 yards for SI.oo.
SO inch unbleached Muslin,
good quality, II yards for SI.oo.
Wednesday only.
Bleached Sheeting, "a yards
wide, extra good quality, 33c a
yard. a.07
Unbleached Sheeting, "a yards
wide, exceptional value, 3oc a yd.
- Bleached Sheets, 2Hx2H yards,
regular price, 75c; Wednesday,
67c each.
Unbleached Table Damask, all
linen, yards wide, extra heavy
special price, 7sc yard.
Bleached Table Damask. 6c
inches wide, worth 75c; special
price, SOC.
Evening journal., 1907-10-01

Special attention Given 10 Re-
uphOlsiering and Re-liniShing.
A Phone Message viii Bring
Our Man 10 Estimate.
Evening journal., 1907-10-01
Sample Sale of
Dressers and ChiffOnierS

OF these there IS only one Of each pattern
and we cannot possibly duplicate any of thern
even at old prices. Brains, skill and thorough
ly seasoned wood have entered into their CON
struction. They are all highly finished, and Of
graceful design; have cast brass trimmings;
drawers are easily running; ball bearing cas-
ters allow them to be easily moved around
Evening journal., 1907-10-01

Remnants Of Table Linen ia
many widths and qualities, great
ly reduced. =
Special lot white plaid and
check Muslins, I21sc, I5c and 1Se
"a yard.
Evening journal., 1907-10-01
Drapery Department

Blankets
COTTON BLANKETS,
$I.5o $I6s, $2.oo, $2.5o, SAYS,
and $500 per pair.
WOOL BLANKETS,
$3.50, $500, $3.50, $500 per pair.
ALL-WOOL BLANKETS,
$3.50, $3.50, 800, 5000 per pair.
CRIB BLANKETS,
$500. 81 rs. $500. $3.50 per pair.
Second Floor, use elevator.
Evening journal., 1907-10-01
NEW BRAIDS


Binding braids, pull braids,
fancy effects, in all the new color
combinations; Persian-sutache ef-
.fects in black and eolors.
Fancy Soutache Bands, sc to
.Sras yard. q ? 1856.
LACEs ~
All-over Laces and Nets, in
black. ecru, cream and white, 75c
TO S3z5 yard.
Cream and ecru Medallions,
separable medallions, 4oc to $I.oo
each.
Venise Bands and Edgings,
black, ecru, white and cream, I2c
to 75c a yard.
Neilings, mesh, chiffon and
dotted net effects fer veilings; all
colors.
Box Ruchings, a5c and soc a
box.
Ruchings in all shades, a5c yd.
Evening journal., 1907-10-01
OUTING FLANNELs

A good time now to buy your
Outings and Flannelettes. We
have the same weights and quali-
ties at the same prices as last
year. A
Good quality Outings at &c, SC,
Ioc, I21zc and Isc yard.
Flannelettes, 2S and "a inches
wide; more than seventy patterns
to select from, Ioc and I2Hc;
worth to-day Tz1zc and f5c a
yard.
Evening journal., 1907-10-01
The White
and the Gold

Colors OF an Iron Bed make
very pleasing combination, and
one that will match almost any
color scheme in your room.
We sell the Bernstein Three
Piece Iron Bed. It's guaranteed
for FIVE years. Is easy to set up
or take down. Each Bed is fin
ished with three coats Of white
enamel, each separately baked on
Brass parts are coated with best
grade English gold lacquer, and
won't tarnish.
Prices, complete with spring,
run this way: 5000, $1,000,
SIo.5o, $II.5o, $r2.5o, $500,
$1,000, $I7.oo and up to $4,000.
Evening journal., 1907-10-01
We Want You to Sc,

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El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1907-08-01
LA INAUGURATION De CURRY
No Sc Llev6 d CabO en- eI Tempo one
EStabd DeSignddO.

va estaban hechos todos los ar
reglos para que el Gobernador
George Curry Sc recibiera EN- ell
puesto que va q ocupar y pres
tara ell juramento de oficio ell dia
10. de Agosto, cuando de impro-
viso el programa fu6 repentina-
mente intrrrumpido por la cir
cunstancia de que el Gobernador
Curry fu6 llamado q Washington
y d Oyster Bay para que Sc yea
con el Presidente y los ofciales
del departamento sobre asuntos
relatives & su polftica como 60
bernador; Y de allf resnlta.que la
Inauguration ha Quedado apla.
zada por un tiempo indehnido Y
tai vez no tendr6 lugar hasta i
mediados de Agosto. No Sc sube
que siguitique este llamamiento
repentiho del Gobernador Curry
por sus superiores, pero se infere
que el Presidente desea marcarle
de una manera inequivoca la po.
Utica que debe de seguir en- el de.
sempeho de sus deberes en- GUAM
to Sc relacionan con la organiza-
ci0n Republican, del Territorio.
No porque sea este necesario con
un hombre tan versado EN- los ne.
gocios y de tanta experienced po-
Utica como ell Gobernad0r Curry,
sino para no dar lugar q que por
falta deexplicacionese & instruccio.
nes haya falta de entendimiento
entire ell superior y su subordina-
do. I'll Presidente Roosevelt no
quiere en- manera alguna envial
al Territorio gobernadores que
tengan denasiadas contempla,
clones con la oposici0n q expen.
sas del partido Republicano, y ef
possible que este sea uno de los
puntos que desea manifestar a
Gobernador Curry para su guif
y direction. De todos modos, Ii
demora que va q haberen ell asun
to de las ceremonies de la inau
guraci6n no es cosa que periudi
que en- NADIA q los preparativo
que Sc han hecho. Antes, por g
contrario, servira para hacerlo
mas completes y asegurar III
Gxito que haga esta inaugura
ci0n memorable en- los anales dc
el lTerritorio de Nuevo Mexico.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1907-08-01
FIESTA DE SANTA ANA.

FL Viernes dia 26 del pasado,
los vecinos del Aqua Zarca, par
roquia de Las Vegas, celebraron
con grande ostentaci0n y esplen-
dor la fiesta de In patrona del
lugar, la gloriosa y bondadosa
Santa Ana. La misa fue celebra.
du por nuestro cura p&rroco ell
Rev. 7. GiIberton, habiendole SER
vido de diacono y subdiacono
respectivamente, los Rdos. Pa.
dres. NJ. A. d. Ribera y Puget. El
panegirico estuvo & cargo del
Padre Ribera, quieu con su acos-
tumbrada elocuencia y conmove-
dora palabra elogi0 las bellas
virtudes que ardonaron & tan
ilustre Santa, pohderando tam
bi6n ell medic por el cual ella OBJ
tuvo la gracia especial de ser ma.
Dire de la Virgen Maria, q saber,
la oraci0n. Concluida la misa sc
invito & todos a que pasaran q
la casa de Don Dolores Mares, en-
donde de antemano sc habia pre-.
parade un espl6ndido banquete
para obsequiar q los convidados.
Una circunstancia que lie dio ma.
yor realce 4 la fiesta, fue la dc
haberse bendecido ese mismo dia
una hermosa imagen de Santa
Ana, la cual fu6 donada q Ia ca,
pilla del lugar por ell digno caba,
Hero Don Santiago Amaya, y Ell
cuya bendici0n actuaron come
! padrinos los sehores Santiago
Amaya, y su madre, Dona Este
fanita M. de Amaya; Don Crisan
tos Vigil y esposa; y Don Apollo
MO Marquee y esposa.
Que la gloriosa Santa Ana ben
olga & esos buenos vecinos para
que sigan honrrandola aun po
luengos amos.
JUAN ID. kAvANAuGH
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1907-08-01

a ser cuatro pesos tonelada Sc.
gun Sc compra al por mayor pa.
ra el Territorio. Pero q pesar
de tan enorme discrepancia de.
mostrada como Quien dice a las
puertas de la investigation, los
apologistas Y deiensores de Trel-
ford siguen rindisndole quito Y
proclamandO que es el sin par v
ell sin segundo reformador traido
expresamente de Kansas para
que ensenara 8 los retrogrados
neo-mexicanos el arte de cuidaT
los intereses pGblicos y de name
jar honestamente los asuntos dc
penitenciaria. I'll experimento
fu6 sin duda alguna muy costoso
para los contribuyentes, pues de.
muestra de parte del reformador
un grado de Extravaganza 6 tai
vez cosa peor que ha deiado at0-
nitos hasta los mas inocentes.
Sin embargo, ha servido de mu-
cho para abrir los ojos al pueblo
Y darle & conocer en- toda su feal-
dad la enormidad de los abusos
de la administration Hagerman,
que con afrenta del pueblo y pa
ra deshonra del Territorio qniso
establecer en- nuestro medic un
regimen de porta. maletas (car-
pet-baggers) cuya mission era
despoiar de todo derecho y pri-
vilegio a los ciudadanos de Nue.
vo Mexico. El resultado de ese
experimento 10 tenemos 4 la Wis.
ia EN- Trelford, que no solamente
hizo un "parapeto" de honesti-
dad en- su administrator de la
penitenciarfa, sino que despues
de arroiar lodo q punadas sobre
hombres mas honestos que el
vino q la conclusion de poner en-
claro con sus hechos que no era
un modelo que merecia ser imi-
tado por los neo-mexieanos y
que respecto q honestidad y le-
galidad mas estaba para recibir
lecciones que para darlas. De
aquf Sc sigue que el puehloespera
con mucho interes el resultado
de la inyestigaci6n que van q ha.
Ger los comisionadosTs %eniten.
ciarfa, los cuales es fama que son
todos amigos y sostenedores de
Trelford, deseando sinceramente
que cuando es venga q hacer ell
informe sobre la materia no nos
vayan & dar cato por liebre.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1907-08-01
DANDONOS CATO POR lItBRf.

FL eX-superintendente de la pc
nitenclarfa territorial, Arthur
Trelford, (que en- paz goce de 10
que pudiera agenciar durante su
memorable incumbencia) fu6 y es
todavia entire sus secuaces y ALA.
dos ell modelo, ell parang6n y el
tipo de cuanto hay de honesto,
ilustrado y competente en- oficia-
les p1blicos. Cuando dejo la pc.
titenciaria bajo ell impulse de
una investigation en- la que hizo
un papel bien triste porque Sc le
prob6 hasta la evidencia que ira
taba con crueldad y maltrataba
gratuitamente 4 los prisioneros
bajo su cargo, public6 su afama
da defensa EN- la que quiso pro
bar que Sc habian gastado muy
honestamente los veintiocho mi
pesos del fondo de manutenci0I
que en- siete meses sc gastaron
| Sin embargo, sus espaciosos ar
gumentos y sofsmas NADIA valie
ron ante el tribunal de la opinion
Ip1blica, porque hubo como dicel
"al primer tap0n zurrapas, " sien
do verificado que las dos mi
toneladas de carbon que recla
maba tener acumuladas en- la pt
nitenciarfa, eran solamente gu
nientas. Esto hace una diferer
, cia monetaria de 5000 fgurar
do el costo del carbon, que wien
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1907-08-01
RAL DEL CONDADO DE SAN MIGUEL EN- PARTICULAR.
BUtNAs NUtyAs PARAiOS AMIGOS.

Fl Gobernador George Curry
ha llegado & Nuevo Mexico, des-
pues de una feliz Y placentera
travesia por las aguas del PACT
fico, navegando desde Manila q
San Francisco. Tan pronto CO.
mo el nuevo Gobernador lego 4
Nuevo Mexico tuvo conversation
con algunos amigos que salieron
a recibirlo, V Sc aprovech6 de la
oportunidad para dehnir de una
manera informal su posicion, pc.
ro q modo de no dejar lugar q
duda respecto a sus intencienes
y prop6sitos. Diio entire otras
cosas que el era Republican,, y
por mas senas Republican, de
Roosevelt; que Sc proponia ayu-
dar Y sostener Ell todo 10 possible
la propagation de los principles
y medidas del partido Republi-
cano Y apoyar en- todas cosas
lustas y licitas q la organization
Republican, Y atender & sus re.
comendaciones, hacienda cuanto
estuviera en- su mano para bien
del Territorio y para dar una ad.
ministraci0n honesta y satisfac-
toria a su pueblo. Respecto 4
sus antiques amigos y asociados
Dem6cratas diio que ellos debian
apreciar la situaci0n, y no inn
porta cuan intimos y con6den-
ciales fueran EN- los tiempospasa
dos, no pedirian para 81 nombra-
mientos, sino que lie ayudarian
todo 10 possible a tener una bue.
ma administration.
Estas declaraciones del Gober-
nador Curry naturalmente disi-
paran muchas ilusiones y anulan
las pretensiones de aquellos que
atenidos q relaciones anteriores
sc figuraban que podian meter
mano en- los actos y disposicio-
mes de la nueva administration.
Mr.. Curry como hombre de ex.
periencia y de buen sentido Sc
apresur6 q definir la situacion en-
el momento mas oportuno, es de-
cir, antes de entrar en- ell ejercicio
de sus funeiones como goberna-
dor, & fin do quetodos sepan don
de esta en- cuanto q negocios po.
lfticos y cuales son sus intencio.
nes. Por cerca de ocho amos Sc
ha identificado con la admins.
TRACTION nacional Republican,,
siendo ademds, amigo fntimo del
Presidente Roosevelt, y esta bien
impuesto de los deseos y prop6.
sitos del Presidente en- 10 que to.
ca Il la administration de los ne
gocios p1blicos en- Nuevo Mexico.
Asi es, que aquellos que tuvieran
la esperanza de que ell nuevo Go
bernador venia & propagar dis
cordias y q fomentar la desunion
y la desorganizacion del partido
Republican,, han tenido su de-
sengaiio y saben bien que NADIA
pueden esperar por ese rumbo.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1907-08-01
UN PUNT0 QUE OtBt NOTARSE
tn eI ASuntO de los CargOs Contra
BurSum.

81 alguna prueba adicional Sc
necesitaba para demostrar la
mala f6 { intenci0n maliciosa de
Hagerman y sus secuaces en- los
cargos que pusieron contra Bur.
sum de NAL versaci6n Y NAL ma
neio de los fondos de penitencia.
ria, vamos 4 manifestatarla,
Mientras hacian el papel de erefor.
madores Y campeones de la eco,
nomia y de la honestidad V de.
fensores del buen gobierno V dc
los intereses del pueblo, su pro.
Ip6sito Gnico Y esencial era apo.
derarse de la organization de
lpartido Republican, de Nuevo
Mexico y convertible en- instru'
mento y dominic de la clica Ha.
german. Su estorbo principal
para realizar sus fines consistia
en- el Hon. IL. 0. Bursum, queera
presidente de la Comisi0n Central
Republican, del Territorio, Y que
ademas estaba cierto de ser re-
electo a la posicion tan pronto
como Sc reunieran los miembros
de la referida comisi0n. De este
estaban bien convencidos los
opositores de Bursum, y no i'm
pOrtandoles nj un cominO del
Territorio 8 de la honestidad
prepararon y compusieron los
cargos en- contra de Bursum, y
luego Sc valieron de un cierto
Will. Robinson. redactor de un
peri0dico de Roswell, para que
propusiera & Mr.. Bursum por
medic de una carta dirigida &
Mr.. William L. Martin, que Sc re.
tirase del puesto de presidente de
la comisi6n, no admitiendo re.
election, y que 81 asi 10 hacia no
proseguirian adelante con la in.
vestigacion de asuntos de peni-
tenciaria sino que todo Sc olvi-
daria, prometiendo ayudar en-
todas maneras & Mr.. Bursum.
Agregaba la earta que en- easo
de negative de Mr.. Bursum & re.
tirarse de presidente de la comi-
sion ell negocio seguiria adelante
y la investigation Sc verifcaria.
Por supuesto, Mr.. Bursum no
hizo aprecio de la proposition nj
de las ameuazas que contenia,
porque saba muy bien 10 quesus
enemigos pretendian y tambien
que no debia nj un centavo al
territorio nj & la penitenciarfa.
Diez dias despues tuvo lugar la
junta de la comision central y
Mr.. Bursum fu6 reelecto presiden.
te por unanimidad de votos, no
obstante el hecho que la vispera
de tai reunion, la cIica Hager-
man publico ell informe del perito
creyendo que de ese modo intiui-
ria sobre la opinion de los miem.
bros de la comisi0n. NADIA de ESQ
sucedi0, como va 10 hemos mani
festado, y Hagerman no solo tu.
vo ell bochorno de haber dado un
golpe Ell vago, sinO que despu6s
pOr boca de uno de sus satellites
Sc ha dado d Gonocer su hipocre
sia V mala f6 i'll obrar en- nombre
de la reforma y de la honeStldad
cuando solo se trataba de sn am.
bici0n Y de sus planes rastreros.
The daily tribune., 1907-10-26
NAPOLEON, BoNApARTE

showed, at the battle of Austerlitz, he
was the greatest leader in the world
Billiards. Snow Liniment has shown
the public it is the best liniment in
the world. quick cure for rheu-
matism, sprains, burns. cuts, etc.
A. G. Pitts, Rodessa, La, says
II use Billiards. Snow Liniment in
my family and find it unexcelled for
sore chest, headache. corns, in fact
for anything that can be reached by
liniment, Sold by Yelton Drug
Co. It's
The daily tribune., 1907-10-26

pie had been invited out to spend the
night in amusements and fine time
is reported. The Sheafer's gave a
dance and otherwise entertained their
guests. Fine music was part of the
evenings entertainment. A fine
lunch was served. Those of the party
We're Messrs Ruddick and Faulkner
Misses Kate and Anna Mcconnell.
Mary Murphy, Jessie Lndwick, Lulu
Lines, Bertha Miner
The daily tribune., 1907-10-26
MANY GAMES SCHEDULED

MANY GAMES SCHEDULED
The +. H. s. foot ball team will be
busy for the next few weeks, games
being arranged for several Saturdays
to come. Today they played with
the Centennial High Of Pueblo on the
home grounds. next Saturday they
play Canon on the Canon gridiron.
the following Saturday they play Pu-
eblo in Pueblo and tho Saturday fol
lowing Canon and Florence will meet
In death battle ON the Florence
gridiron. The local team is said to
bs In better condition this year than
In previous seasons aud no doubt
some very pretty and interesting OK.
hibitions will be played ont.
II you want results, try Tribune
class ada They are. winncn.
The daily tribune., 1907-10-26

THEY LIKE IT-Patrons of the
ice cream parlors in Florence during
the past season di not go half way
in the matter of stisfying their de-
sres. Although the exact figures can
not be secured, it is said the consump-
tion of that delicious refreshment was
upward of 1000 gallons in 1907 in this
city. AS far as known this is rec
ord breaker and the dealers say they
will try to eclipse this years sales
next year
The daily tribune., 1907-10-26
NEW SAMPLES REApY.

NEW SAMPLES READY Since
the social season has opened for the
fall and winter months, the ladies
will probably be interested in know
ing The Tribune received the new fall
catalogue of sample calling cards yes
terday. The new designs of type are
pretty and the prices are the same
as last year.
The daily tribune., 1907-10-26
Special N office,

Mrg. NJ. f. Madden wishes to an
nounce that from this date, Oct. cath,
that she will conduct her dancing
class in the State Bank building
every Thursday and Friday afternoons
and evenings. 45-47
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Methodist.

Sunday School at 1000 a. IN. ;
morning service II 100 a. IN. 7; class
meeting IL: 100 M. Junior League 500
p. N. /; Epworth league 6 $50 p IN. /.
evening service at Z 80; Bible study
and prayer meeting Wednesday even
ing at 7 80.
Morning subject-"Thc Perfect Ex-
ample.
Evening subject = "The Scarlet
Rope
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DIR. G. Sylvester, we'll known opti :.
clan of Washington, d. G. lis stopping
for few days at rooms in Jack[block.
Is we'll known here. All kinds of
glasses scientifically ftted. All work
guaranteed. Those needing anything
in his line should call at once. Att
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Christian Science.

Morning service Mt i0:45; evening
service 7;45 p. IN. (; Sunday school l ] ;45
u. m. Wednesday evening meeting
7:45. Reading room open Thursday
afternoon from TO 4.
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Two Days Tarpon Fishing

Included in private train tour of
Mexico via Colorado and Southern
which leaves Denver January 2S. Ask
for particulars 7. E. Fisher, G. p
A., Denver
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MISCELLANEOUS
AMONG THE CHURCHES
:. SUNDAY SERVICES ;.
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Presbyterian.

Presbyterian.
Sunday School, 9:45 II. m. Junior,
4 p. m. Y. p. S. G. E., p. III.
Wednesday evening prayer meeting.
DR.. Bells morning subject
Caleb.
Evening subject Hearts Cour
ageous.
All are welcome.
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b. Y. p. v. at 500. All are wei
como.
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Firt Sunday Of each month mass
at 8 a. m. other Sundays. high HAAS
and sermon st 10 q. nj.