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New-York tribune., 1907-12-18
LAKE SHORE DIVIDEND.
Sir Per Cent Semi-4nnudL and T1Co
Per Cent Ertra Declared.

-., s;roo+ore of tho Lake Shore and Michigan
Southern Railway have declared semi !
dividend of S per cent and an extra DIVIDEND OF Z
per cent payable January %. The company's pay
nents in 1907 been u per cent against ~ per
cent in 1906 and per cent in 1905
Michigan Central Railroad directors nave oe
clared a semi-annual dividend OF per cent anu
an extra dividend of per cent, payable January
g. while Lake Erie & Western directors have de-
clared dividend Of per cent, also payable Jan
uary % This last company paid per cent last
January and l per cent in July.
The directors of the New York Central will meet
to-day action the quarterly dividend
and though there has been considerable gossip in
the Street regarding the possibility OF a lower
rate. the prevailing opinion yesterday was that
the usual rate of Ia per cent would be declared
despite the that in the current year earnings
available for dividends have not been much IN ex-
cess of the per cent requirements. The company
has new financing to do and il is held by some OBJ
servers that reduction in the dividend would make
the raising OF additional funds for Improvement
and extraordinary construction work more difiicut
There are not a few market followers. however,
who believe a lower rate would be OF a bull
argument than a bear argument on the stock. As
the New York Central owns the bulk OF the Lake
Shore & Michigan Central stock. it VIII benent TO
a material extent as the result OF the extra dvi-
dend payments declared by its subsidiary COM
panies
The balance sheet of the New York Central as
of September 80. which made public yesterday.
shows a number of striking changes when compared
with the time in the preceding yeaf- Road
bed and equipment are placed at s2li.3ss,326
an increase of sl1.s+.43i Securities owned In the
twelve months increased ss.733.s5i: advances to
leased lines increased IS 3is and cash increased
S6s473sO Against the total Increase in assets of
si4 35s there is a gain Of s2a.2s7s5s in capital
stock and q gain OF sI7.o3sOO0 in loans and bills
receivable. The amount carried TO profit and loss
account exhibits decrease OF 12.135sIs.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-18

Liverpool Dec Ie-Carmania CBr New York via Queens
London Dec l6-Minnehaha (Brl. New York
Hamburg Dec II, 8 p m-Bihcher Ger. New York via
Plymouth and Cherbourg
Melbourne Dec 1T-Hawkes Bay (Br). New York for
etc.
Genoa Dec 13-Sannio utaD New York VITA Naples.
Rotterdam Dec 16--Otterburn tBr) New York via Ham
Glasgow Dec 17-Furnessia (Br>. New MovIe
Marseilies Dec l6-Caabra tBr). New York via Naples
and Palermo.
Lisbon Dec l3-Peninsular Port. New York.
Gibraltar Dec 17-Sicilian Prince (Hr), New York
Venice Dec 13-Erny (AusO. New York via Oran.
Christansand. Dec II. m-Oscar III DAM New York
Copenhagen, -
Dremcn Dec II. n-Kronprinzessn Cecile (Cser)
New York via Plymouth and Cherbours.
SAILED.
Savona l3-Bellerby (Br). New York.
Huelva. Dec 13-Ravelston (Erl. New York
ST Vincent. v. Dec Vienna (fr. from New York).
Fremantle, Adelaide etc
Naples. Dec t1-San Giorgio QtnD New York
Favre, Dec 15-St Laurent err. New York
Marseilies Dec i3-Madonnn tFr New York.
Barry 1LStrathavon trl. New York.
Amsterdam, Dec f5-Rotteriam tDuch New York
PASSED
Fayai. Dec 1I-Hamburg Ger. Naples for New York
New York.
Isle Of Wight. Dec i7-United. New York for Hull
New-York tribune., 1907-12-18
Public Notices.


NORMAL. COLLEGE OF THE CITY NEW YORK
N Park Avenue and Sixty-eghth
New York. December
EX ANIMATION FOR ENTRANCE To THE HIGH
SCHOOL DEPARTMENT
Any girl. under the of thirteen who is a
resident Of New York City. and who has COMPLETED
the CURRICULUM Of the ELEMENTARY COURSE
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION. Is eligible take
the examinations.
cpal of public parochia. private other
elementary good standing and those holding
Regents elementary certificates or diploma OF grad
uation from a public school OF the City OF York
wi bs examined Arithmetic, English Grammar
English Composition only.
All other candidates will be examined In these three
subjects and also In History OF the United States
Geography and Drawing
Tho dates ana subjects of examination fol-
Monday Jan 13-Candidates present certificates
2.3o Z. NJ.
in p NJ
Thursday. Jan. 18-Grsmmar In A M-Hfstcry of
u. S. In Y. NJ.
Friday 17-English I'm A M-Drawing n p.
The certificates be had
application o Registrar.
JOSEPH A. GILLET
Acting President
New-York tribune., 1907-12-18
WILL OF MRS. LOUISE M. TAFT.

Cincinnati Dec. 1.-THE will of Mrs. Louise M
Taft, widow OF Alphonso Taft. was filed for pro-
bate this afternoon. with Charles p Taft and Will
lam II. Taft, Secretary of War. named execu-
tors To William H. Henry w. Horace d. and
Frances Louise Edwards is left the Cincinnati
realty or IL sold $4,000 each: to Louise T. Burton
Caldwell $1,000: 10 Samuel Torrey Orton, $500; to
Adoph Richter. $500; to Hubert Taft, $3.50 and to
Charles P Tart, the marble bust of his father done
in 1889 by Hiram Powers. The rest of the estate
is left to the daughter, Frances Louise Edwards.
In a codeil dated July q. 1901 Mrs. Taft leaves
$500 each to two nephews. William F. and Samuel
A Wood and 500 each 10 four cousins. Caroline
Torrey Martin, Isabelle ii. Waters, Lillian Waters
Grosyenor aEi Florence Eve Phillips.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-18
I. C. MEETING TO-DAY.
Procedure, Ho10eUer, Depends Upon
Decision of Chicago Court.

Chicago Dec. 17.-Whether the adjourned annual
meeting of the Illinois Central stockholders shaii
proceed with the business before it upon oeiis
called TO order at noon tomorrow or be ADJOURNED
to a future date will be the subject OF an eieVellln
hour decision Consideration of the matter, when
resulted late afternoon in the failure OIL Uie
opposing attorneys to agree upon the acuoh 10 Ne
taken will be taken up again to-morro" mofniis
before Judge Ball, in the Superior court 1t 10
probab that the court will be asked 10 SET ud'o
for the holding of the election
At the conference this afternoon Edgar II. Far
rar of counsel for Stuyvesant Fish, opJecteu -
the meeting proceeding at this time He contended
tba+ the meeting when called must be adjourned
because of internal business He called atten-
ton to the fact that the proxy committee would
or he able to report three days on the proxies
eligible to vote by which time. he argued Judge
Ball might be ready with his opinion as to the
status of the enjoined stock of the Union Pacific
Railroad and the Railroad Securities Company
Then in his opinion, the meeting could go on
7 l. Herrick representing the interests or b.
n Hartman in the controversy, suggested that
Judge Ball might set date for the meeting ne
said that he and his associates expected to make
an extended argument in reply to that of Mr. Far
rar and expressed the opinion that the OBJECT OF
the meeting would be defeated If it were TO pro-
ceed this time
Judge Ball questioned his right TO control
the meeting hut was assured by the attorneys
that inasmuch as he had issued the injunction re-
straining the voting of the stock in question: ana
his decision was of paramount Importance, in their
ornion he had Jurisdiction in the matter of fixing
the date Judge Ball then said that he would take
the matter up with the attorneys tomorrow morn
ing The stockholders will open their session as a
matter of course William Nelson Cromwell arrived
from, New York to-day and E. H. Hartman. John
Jacob Astor, Robert W. Goelet and John w Au-
chincloss are expected to arrive tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1907-12-18
BIG DIAMOND THEFT.
Erwess Company Lost $4,000
WOrth of Stones. 1t Is Reported.

It was current gossip among the ponce al
Headquarters last night that two men VINO rep
resented themselves agents of the United
States Express Company called at the detective
bureau last Sunday night and reported the
theft of $4,000 in diamonds from one OF the
company's wagons
According to the story the two AlSn SAID the
package was being taken across rlver 10
Jersey City, and while marked as containing
only $1,000 in diamonds it really held stones
valued at S32O 600 The low figure was given
TO the express company TO keep down the rate
of shipment
When the case was mentioned to Lieutenant
Manion. in charge last night he denied all
knowledge Of the theft.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-18
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Tuesday, Dec. II, 1907.

Steamer California tBr). Flakie. Glasgow Movilie
December Z 10 Hendersl Bros With la cabin and hsI
steerage passengers and mdse- Arrived Bar at
1:b4 a m.
steamer Charios Dutch, Schmidt. Rotterdam Novem-
Der ~, TO Philip Rupfecht, In ballast Arrived the
Bar at IN.
steamer Manchester Inventor tBp Payne Buenos
November g. Bahia blanca 10 Lucia De
cember o. TO Howard Houlder q Co. in ballast
Havana. Stevens. December a. to the
New York and Cuba Mail SIS Co, with passenrers
mails and mdse. Arrived at the Bar at 1920 . m
Steamer PrnZ joachim ttierb. Won Isitner lila
December 3. Carthagena g. Port IAmon Colon In ard
Kingston IL TO the Hamburg American Line with n
passengers. mails and nilse Arrived the at 80
steamer Nicholas Cuneo (Nor) Jensen. Port Antonio
December III 10 the Crlneo Importing Co with ;r,i,
Arrived the Bar at 945 10Th. ~
Steamer Kansas city (BD Frankland. Bristol
Swansea 81. James Aritell & Co with
mdse Arrived at the Bar at 10th.
ana Wilmington. n c. H. Clyde SIS Co Win
mdse Passed Quarantine $40 r m
Aragon, DUNCAN. Georgetown. $ c. December
mdse. the Atlantic Coast Lumber Corporation
steamer Aita Ger. Kirchoff. au Prince Novem
Jeremie 80. Kingston December 1, \ Port
Iimon o. Kingston u and fnagua to the Ta niburg~
American Line with 4 passengers. mails ard udse
rived "A at 1910 "
Steamer Hamilton. Boaz. Newport News and Norfolk
Passed in Quarantine PAT = ~ e'
Sandy Hook. n J. Dec II, B:30 m-wind west light
breeze; cloudy.
Steamers Lincolnshire (Br), for Havre and Dunkirk:
Kong tNor) Pileys Island, etc; (CubanI
Domingo de Iarrinaga tr).
Ayres ETC. Arapahoe. Charleston and Iacksonyiiie.
Oceanic Br) Southampton Via Plymouth Cherboirp:
town. Norfolk and Newport News; City OF Savannah
savannah
New-York tribune., 1907-12-18
JOHN Nj. WILLIAMS.

Boston Dec I7.-John NJ. Williams, manager Of
the New England Car Service Company. dropped
dead of heart disease after dining late to-day
AT C1ark's Hotel Mr. Williams was formerly gen
eral freight agent of the Providence & Worcester
Railroad. He then became general freight agent
of the Stonngton Line with office at Providence
He was general freight agent of the New York.
New Haven & Hartford Railroad until a short time
ago when he became manager of the New England
Car Service Company. He lived in Brooklne, and
IS survived by his wife and child.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-18
OBITUARY..
FIRST LIEUTENANT CLARENCE A. STOTT.

Omaha, Dec 17.-Colonel ". F. Cody CBuffalo
RilI') who is staying at local hotel. received a
telegram last night informing him of the death of
his son-n-law, Lieutenant Clarence A Stot, of the
18TH Cavalry. Lieutenant Stott serving with
his troop in South Dakota Mrs. Stott is with her
father in Omaha. The family had no previous
knowledge that Lieutenant Stott was ILL.,
Lieutenant Clarence A Stott was born in Penn
sylvania September 12 1876. and served as pri-
vate in the 1st Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry
from May until October 1888. He was a private IN
the lst Cavalry from February 1900 until July. 1901
v hen he was appointed a second lieutenant in the
10th Cavalry He transferred to the 18th Cav
airy in 1903 and became first lieutenant in the I'd
Cavalry last spring.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-18
Proposals.

~-oTIcE-sEAIF-D PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
y .si~sd until 2 F. NJ Tuesday. Dec. 3lst. 1907. at
.h omca OF The PennsyIvania Company for Insurance.
on Lives and Granting Annutiss. No 5it Chestnut ST.
Philadelphia for the sale 20 II OF as many OF
the Phila Wilmington & Baltimore Rahroad STOCK
Tr,s. Certificates as sss.sT4T rs will purchase
Tn. offerings prices not exceeding par
costing in the aggregate not more than the amount
stated accepted the parties oneFins them al
vsed at once payment made when the certificates
ara sssigned on or after January 2nd 1905
Proposals should be addressed 80. : W PACKARD
President SIT street. Philadelphia Pa, Pro-
nosals for of Philadelphia Wilmington & Balti-
more Railroad Stock Trust Certificates"
New-York tribune., 1907-12-18
RANSPACiFIC MAILS.

Destination and steamer. Close in New York
yanan Corea, China and philippine Isl
ands( Vancouver and Victoria y c.
Empress Of Japan ....-........D is 800 m
Hawaii. Japan, Corea, China and Philip
pine Islands (via san Francisco)-Sibe-
ria Is 900 m
japan Corea. China and Philippine ISL
ands (va seattle -shnano Maru. Dec 49, 600 IN
japan and China (specpialy ad-
only via TacomaD-OanIu. Dec 60 900
and Marquesas Islands (via
Francisco,-AIarposa ....... ......... o. m
Hawaii Francisco)-AIameda.. - N
Hawaii Japan, Corea China and Philip
pine islands wa Franc!sco,-China Dec &C. 600
Australia iexcept Wes) New Zealand.
Samoan Islands. FIJI Islands
Caledonia (Vin Vancouver and Victoria.
C)-Moana a...........-....-........D Dec 49, 800 m
Hawaii, Guam and Philippine Islands (via
Francisco)-U transport. Jan l. Goo m
New-York tribune., 1907-12-18
WILLIAM FIELD.

William Field, architect, formerly Of this
CITY died at his home. No. 213 Eastwood avenue
Chicago, last Saturday, from pneumonia. after a
brief illness He in his SEVENTEEN year He
started In business as an architect with his father
in 1852 under the firm name Of William Field &
Son and continued practise under the same
title until 1892. He the architect of the Buck
tngham Hotel and other important buildings. and
made the original design for the New York Post
office He leaves a wife and several sons and
daughters.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-18
@kBE" HUMMEL MUCH BETTER.

Abe HummeI who has acute nephritis and
blood poisoning the Blackwers Island peniten-
tiarvs where he is serving sentence reported
much improved yesterday Dr. Philip T. Matz.
resident physician at the prison. said that Hum
rneIs chance of recovery was slight, however DIR.
Solomon rSrnberg visiting physician. said that if
I5umnnel's heart held out he would have chance
r,f getting well.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-18
CHARACTER IN "ThE CRISIS" DEAD

St Louis Dec I7.-George Howard. an old re-
gro servant who intimately associated with
winston ChurchiIIs novel The Crisis, and. who
was born at the old Beverley Allen home. the
T,elIegrade of The Crisis died from apoplexy
,s55av after serving the same family, generation
after generation. his entire life At all the func-
tlons held by the family which are chronicled in
the book George acted maiordomo
New-York tribune., 1907-12-18
INCOMING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.

From Line
Havre. November 30 French
Liverpool. December
Antwerp December q.
lrocuois London December 2.
Regina d'Itelia Gibraltar December g.. Sab
Iituania Iibau December Russian
Ell Paso. Galveston December Pacific
THURSDAY. DECEMBER
Majestic Southampton. December II star
Rotterdam. December l. I'M
Kdnigin Gibraltar. December TO- Lloyd
CIV of Atlanta. Savannah. December Savannah
Comus s....... New Orleans. December IA. 80 Pacific
FRIDAY DECEMBER 90
Liverpool. December IA.
" Cruz. December
sIgaItic Liverpool. December II. Star
.Hayt December ii. "A
President Grant. Hamburg. December Hamb Am
Alice Trieste. December AIsro- I'm
81 Norte. Galveston December Pacific
SATURDAY DECEMBER 81.
sNew Southampton December
tx A Victoria. Hamburg December IL. Am
sK' prnz Wilhelm. Bremen December H....N G Lloyd
.Cherokee Turks Island, December 10 Cyde
Proyincia Barcelona. December Fabre
Citv of Memphis Savannah December 1S
Wells Swansea. December s.
sJtrg,pe mai
New-York tribune., 1907-12-18
wALrHAM WATCH COMPANY cURTAILs.

Waltham Mass Dec. 17.-Notices were posted by
the American Watch Company to-day that the
factory would close from December "a to 80. and
that after January the working hours would be
forty-fve a week. a reduction Of hour day.
The company employs $500 hands.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-18

I,oNsTRUCTIoN 4, OF oTARTEks.-FoRT WOOD. n.
u Y Dece 8. l30I--Seaied proposals.
erpltcate for the construction. including plumbing
heating electric wiring and electric lighting fixtures
% ono OF Captains quarters this
viii oe received here until IL 30 a January H.
IpOS opened Information furnished
pIication. The u reserves the right TO reject
or ali dis Envelopes should be marked Proposal
FOR public Building and addressed the under
signed c. C BURNELL. Constg. Or. Mr.
r,REAsJJRY DEPARTMENT. OFFICE OF THE
Supervising Architect. Washington d C. December
4 1907. SEALED PROPOSALS will be received this
p the 2Ith day of December
1907. opened for the installation or vacuum
cleaning system for United States Custom House
building New York N Y, In accordance drawings
and specification copies OF which may bs had this
office or at Office Architect. No IL
str York. n. " the discretion of the Super
Architect JAMES KNOX TAYLOR. Supervising
New-York tribune., 1907-12-18
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The President reported to Cape Race $40 a m
Yesterday but steamers position given.
a private 10 Hamburg
American Line reported that President
encountering heavy weather and would arrive Il
Sandy Hook before Friday.
Potsdam, which reported Sable Island
mills station 6:O5 is
eynacted To dock about a m Thursday.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-18
Public Notices.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT THIRD JUpictaL iso.
~ District Ulster T5 Sf ouve Marbl.town
and Hurley Matter of tho Application and Pet d
uSares uSa Of shaw the suppl,
Of the Gy 81 Of b SeG y yOf ok New ork Ghde
q the Of Of s oSe and MaPSn ah ASts aad
County York for the purpose Of provdns@ M @ an @ of
tona ss y o New YorFGbc is hereby given
,9s say hs Smith E6't nd sfPssaf Jossh
ter BY order h made at ,, special So term
Ulster 81 cSrny S Clerk Of ri the AP5i ouny of Ulster the
dred u221 seS % 9ne @ aHndp9s Ges
l hundred @ & and 6D, b1n5
27 HUNDRED sss and thirty snd s Ghs
eHaS'e Gae enc % Suhdsd oe A. hundred s and
{ss} & & fs as6In on the map
e GP n, W State BE a9s o e at of eob o be TEN d Z n a and
Judicia District the Court House II t5s cay do % O.,
pteeSe 1907 o'clock the forenosn or poss q e. thai,
ony & OF co5Arins % said repor, and Tor other ard
& Just ppsea SfT TSS GS2psTs S2psm
tion Counsel Hall Of Records. New York City.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. THIRD JUprcIAL
iion Ho S Uissr Co@n5y towns Mar1ls
s2S sqTn os,ob spd Of EdRard simmons Charles
Nick and Charles RE M @ Sfa% " %@M YSfK to real
and behalf Of the CITY oe Se% erf,
anends,9ry thereof ! in ne 1Gwns new e Yo for the
purpose providing additional supply OF pure anu
wholesome the use OF tn' NltS OF
Public notice hereby given that the undersfheo;
the remaining Commissioners OF Appraisal appointed
In the above entitled proceeding by an order OF ts
nj April 10th. 1907. ana nt~d IN ms
Of he Clerk of Ulster County. at kingston
the Path OF April 1907. win make apphca'ioi
10 Supreme ~ the state OF New 4ork Ior
a diaiut"re-sfed ana
residing I'm the County OF New 1"rR ar
missioner Appraisal IN such proceeding Tor section
No. g. Ashokan Reservoir. TO MI the vacancy oeya
STONED by the resignation OF Henry smith ef tho tiI
New York. Of the commissioners OF ApptAi'"i
such appiieation viii be under chapter 72t Of
the Laws OF 1906 amended. at Special Term o.,
the SrpreTns Ceuft held In and for the mr. I
judicial District. the Court House IN ths CiS OF
Kingston Ulster County. y Y. on December 2lst
at o'clock forenoon OF that day. or rs
soon thereafter as counsel Re heard
he bs acquired In this proceeding u
situated In the olive. Marhletowu ana tur-
lev Ulster County New York Is 20 be acquired IN ie
for purpose OF furnishing an additional supply OK
and water for tha city OF New YORK
ana statement Of the boundaries thereof with ret
erencc map which said real estate is shown.
was the notice duly published Tor 81 (
wceks preceding application for the appointment
commissioners which notice proofs OF the pup
l!catIon OF which duly led in the said Office or tho
clerk of IfIater reference is hereby made
Dated November 2Srd. 1907 x,.,rror.~,,-
GEORGE HOLMES SMITH. JOSIAH J. HASBROUCk.
Commissioners Of Appraisal
FRANCIS KEY PENDLETON. Corporation Counsel.
once and Postofnce Address. Hall OF Records cor
ner Of Chambers and Centre SITS. Borough OF Man
haitian. New York
New-York tribune., 1907-12-18
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
IMMATURE ALMANAC

IMMATURE ALMANAC.
Sun rises 7:19 Sun 604 age
HIGH WATER.
A. M-Sandy Hook 6:36 Island 7:oOIHel Gate S:53
p M-Sandy Hook TIA Gov Island :35 Hell 9:2S
New-York tribune., 1907-12-18

e.-,fors Artxsr, Red star ......... a m
S,rares Galveston. Mallory. ......... 1900
Ant Orleans. 50 Facifc- i2rp IN
Hamilton. Norfolk. Old Dom oW p m
THURSDAY. DECEMBER 10
.Ia Lorraine Havre. French 200 m 1000
Liverpool White star $50 a m 1ouo m
Copenhagen. SCandAul.-. $50 1900
Irnan Panama r. II 80 300 m
Mexico Havana. Ward 900 a 200
ITltonia Naples. Cunard. ......-.......
Freslau Bremen n q Lloyd..-...-...
CamHguey. Tampico. Ward...-......-. 3:eSp
Conn jacksonville. Clyde ----.--.- 300
Kansas Savannah. Savannah. 800 m
jefferson. Norfolk old Dominion. 800
FRIDAY DECEMBER 20.
Stra,hyre Pernambuco Brazilian. 10 90 n 1900
prins Wiilem Ill Hayu u w i...... II 90 100 m
I-cayall Idultos Booth. i2OO 300 m
Colorado Mallory 1900
Manzanlllo, Cieufuegos Ward...-..-.- 800 p
New-York tribune., 1907-12-18
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS

Trieste. Dec 14-Franeesea CAusp. New York via Ma
ples
New-York tribune., 1907-12-18

.Brings mail.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-04-12

The indicator on the republican
presidential dial Is slowly but sure
~ moving toward the name Of
Roosevelt and unless there il big
change in the sentiment of the peo-
pie and in commercial affairs within
The next year, the republican con-
vention will force Roosevelt to ac-
cept the nomination. The indicator
on the democratic dial has already
become permanently lodged on the
name of Bryan.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-04-12
Souvenir Album.

The ladies of the Presbyterian
church are having published q very
handsome souvenir of Montpelier.
II 10 gotten up in album style and
will contain ten or twelve views Of
The principal buildings Of the town
and also a fine view of beautiful
Bear Lake. 1t will not only be .
good advertisement but very
pretty gift to absent friends. The
ladies hope TO have them early IN
May. The money realized from
the sale of the souvenir album will
be used for repairing and improving
the church.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-04-12
'Pneunonio's Deodly Work

had so ser onely affected my right lung
writes Mrs. Fannie Conner. III pn.a
Route |, Georgetown, Tenn, That /
eonghed continuously night and ,lay and
the neighbars' predietlon-consnmn
-setmed Inevitable, until my husband
brought home bottle OF DIR. King \ Nep,
Discovery which In my case proved to
he the only real cough cure and restores
q weak. sore lungs When ALI othar
remedies utterly fall, you may sim win
IN the battle against lung and throat
troubles With New Discovery, the real
cure. Guaranteed by Ritter Bros. Drug
Co. DOC and II 90. Trial bottle free
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-04-12
Slower Trains.

Western railroad officials have
practically decided upon the sched-
ule for passenger trains between
Chicago and the Pacific coast and
intermediate points.
If the time as now agreed upon il
put into effect, the schedule of the
fastest train from Chicago TO Los
Angeles will be heightened from
seyenty-one hours TO seventy-two
hours, 10 San Francisco from sixty
nine and q half hoars to seventy
two, from Chicago to Denver from
twenty.seven and half hours 10
thirty.two, from Chicago to the
Missouri river from thirteen hours
and twenty-five minutes TO fourteen
hours and thirty minutes.
It Ia said the changes will make
little practical difference except thai
trains will be less late At terminals.
The main increases are between
Chicago and Denver, where the
time has been maintained fairly
well. 1t has not been determined
when the new schedule will 90 into
effect, but it will probably be eff
fectiYe May |.