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dat" to succeed Mr. Bishop ~ pro- dent
~ D." Aero 'lIu w"r. %. their "tv hur1"
f-.rI 'te aviation Gold last night 't'.v hY't
vor" held up ipr Speeding \ n.rs ID"
p...c"Wtu otught Mr. RYAN wa'a.E"
~ 's" moment hat her ,IauH"Ur vs.
tying .. PASS Mr. Bishop ar r."
policeman saIi they must b" FACING II"
arrested Mr. Eytu'- ci.aUfe.r anu then
turned toward Mr Bishop
Won r" n .u 'n.- too he -IIi ~"
two of Won were racing
Mr. Bishop 'red to explain that he vas
merely being passed and thai no a>u
going '"rv tat bu' the policeman
couldn't understand ~ 80. ~" 'o.A 'r"ru
from Hillside avenue. wheT" he clgsh'
them. 80 III" Jamaica pplc" station
Mr. Bishop had his police idsufl'inai on
card IN ms poCket and therefor. IIdU ?
hay" 10 produce bail Mrs RYAN and r-i
rhag@rur h.tWeen them -crap"d IP 81
which wasn't enough The lieutenant
wanted 500. and for minute u l..pk ~
a. though the chauffeur would hs'" p.
ba locked up Mr. Bishop hpS"y "r
found a 500 bill in his pocket and pH"f'-t
y Mrs RYAN took y aud III" chlyf
f,-Ir was let 60. He and Mr. BIEhup III
APPEAR in the Lee avenue. Rrp"k iFn
court this morning
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ctRD SHtRPS iT THE uTET.
Two Three card Monte Wrn sent 10 JaII
for sixty UaNs

HrupsrT,r T. J. oct. - T. Wis
learned n"-" today three card mon"
game nu'-ld" u IN" Belmont Park Ava
ton ""ld Yesterday afternoon. VhIl'
-av"rpl automobiles parties U"r" ~aitrns
IN hop" - nish' resulted IN ia" impnv"r-
i-hTnant - ~" gathering tn N" "y'"u'
~ sgpG IN" aufomohi,Ists had chosen
= place m "I"w e tn" last pylpn ~ 'he
course about which III" 1viator- ~"r"
expected 80 ~ II 'h"r" N"r" no hIghi-
they H0uld mss nothing and + 'her"
yer" flIgh'-. they could see some 81 'h"ul
Ian" b cyan 20 hang heavy when along
cam" som. '.r see card mont. men When
oric.r- 4 Nassau county. Joseph Fp-f"r' =
-taf ran across them. they w"r" doing
a fouri-hing business The ivo men
Sbo gave their names a. Oliver Van"
and tharies RothensteIn. V@r" taken 70
Hemps'aad IA sheriff Posters car ~
Justice y N" Peace Citizens "" -"n
'hern 20 jail for sixty days and fined 'h"u
SaD each.
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' ment to send out from kOy West the
revenue c,tter Forward to seek the
skipper. and We viii charter n tug and
send II out When The HArald left the
! TIollisu God she was n,i, % the track nj
steamships hound to and from Gulf and
! Atlantic ports and We have a hope that
-hs NAV have heen picked M 10y som"
steamship hound "a ar from Tampico OF
Vera cruz II IL possible that We may hear
~ her from a Ward liner
The lonesome skipper has plenty n
provisions and water. and AZ the decs
houses had not heean carried away when
the Harald gave him good-hy he proha
hlv will not want for shelter IN the periods
when he sleeps
despatch from New Orleans last
night savs that the Morgan liner Antilles,
Their. from this port passed on Sunday
about isO miles northeast ~ the position
whore the HOLLYWOOD was abandoned hy
her crow IN October ~ schooner dis
mas'"d and partly submerged The i'm
preston nf IA" captain ~ the Antilles
was that the schooner had been a three
mu,t"r Thor" was mo- one aboard her
The Hnlhswn ODD was originally y bark o.
"ntin" and was built ~ Vast Boston IN
ISal Sh" - - feet long and measures
.OSI tons net
NV ORIEANs. oct % 4 wireless
d"-patch to the United Fruit Company
from IN. steamer Ellis that a wrecked
srhpun.r had been sighted latitude ,
north and longitude SIS west will proha
bly, lead to rclIef expedition from Mobile
as the boat is supposed to be the Hollis
wood
The derelict sighted nv the Ellis an
~wers the description 81 the Holliswood
in all respects except that the abandoned
schooner had a mast standing The loca-
ton IL southeast from Mobile. The
despatch from the Ellis says that the
abandoned boat Ia very low in the water
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CHARING CROSN INN SHiNH
Many Assets Of Doubtful value against
RI7 400 OOO % Liabilities.


LONDON Oct - Alfred Carpenter. the
owner % the Charing Cross Bank. which
closed its doors on Oct. II. issued to-day
a statement II the affairs ~ the InstltlI-
tion The number ~ creditors ~ about
IS .OoO and Mr. Carpenter places the LA
bilities at a.. son OOO. or about Slc So nOn
The assets include EISs.ODO IN cash, Geo
IN IN book debts. and shares. securities
and properties ~ the value - flSS ISL
The latter include shares N tn" Gasp"
lumber trading mills and -awmllls In."0
acres 81 freehold land. timber rights and
other properties at Ga-pr valued 80
500. Oo0
There are also shares " now tanI-
dian company and about E3Jp."n
worth - nrst mortgage dehentIr"- and
all the common stock uf IN" Atlantic,
Quebec and Western Railway. ~" value n
which - doubtful. hut u - stated mat
Carpenter expenditures IN thl- road
have been Al ..Jb.upi
There are also gold claims and mimi 2
rights ia the Trau-Naal - doubtful vain"
On which the debtor - stated To- nav" ~
pended nearly cSr.Dp
The Official receiver q the hans ln isSl
ing Mr. CARPENTER statement tI-rl1irr-
responsibility for IN" accuracy 4 IN"
figures
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1911 BUDGET IS Stn,@,7G
81 ,GOO. NJO ENTRi ron THE DTBT
avn THE TiN DEFICIENCY
Outside Of mat the Figures Have Bren
Held Down 10 Last Years Item for
Debt service u Likely TO increase
Annually a. We Build More subw ays.

The tentative budget for next year
was finished last night by Comptroller
Prendergast. President Mitchell Of the
BOARD 81 Aldermen and Borough Presi
dent McAneny. a committee Of the BOARD
81 Estimate. II will he adopted without
much change There may he some few
cuts or additions
The total IL SiTi sos. 7s1. a. against
sI83. i?s 30 for this year. an increase "
-. ST. 81 This increase. " was eN.
planned yesterday 10y the Rnard of Estl.
mates committee. ~ made up Principally
~ increases in two items. That 81 tho
debt service or provision tor principal,
interest and redemption Of the CITY debt
~ t5O. cal SCI as against StS At3. eSS TOR 'nis
year and the item for deficiency of taNes
il y 90 uOO. aS against 81 on. OOO this year
1heSe two items. II 10 explained 10y the
committee. account for all but about
ti0o on ~ the total increase In fact
therefore. the committee reports. the
administrative cost to the city ~ New
York other than these two items sJecifed
has been kept substantially at the present
level although in doing 50 large reduc-
tions have been mad" IN the appopria
tons To a number of departments which
has permitted equivalent increases to ~.
granted 20 other depa rtm"nts where such
increase in Appropriation was 'e"in"''
/ inperativ"
This ~ the tentative budget
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THE BLTEFTELDS SiFH.
New Orleans stel ner. - Days overdue
Puts In ~ Havana
spscrii o4s. D,,ra'es n TVS suS

I11sfIII Z FTs Dffr1IC7 n IHE w
HavASA. DOT - The steamship Blue.
aeIds - tho Naccaro Line, eight dAys
ryertue ~ Ncw Orleans and given up -
lost reach"d herr safely to-day. III" had
a narrowing experience IN the tropical
hurri'an"
IN" vessel vas blown N h"r cour-"
~ San Antonio ~" dfincd help
la-sIey tor tour days IN N" storm
Finally N" regaln"d Roadway and
steamed int port here m" will leave
Tor NeW Orl"au- a.. morrow
ite steamship carried about Hny 10
crs and passengers.
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1RIPPEN NJ iPPE ~.
Nuorn~S oT condemned Man ASKS PER.
mission Ia Consult vim HIm

.rr-i4I T9fIs UFF0I'If y TRF NY
ioNuON. uct. - Il has no. set N""n
decided whether an appeal shall ~ 'ar-n
90 the new Criminal Court igalns' the
death sentence imposed on Or Crppen
last SATURDAY
Arthur Newton CriHTsn's collector
has applied 90 he Hone OHica 'n- g"'-
mission 20 visit me Condemned uan
~ Pentonvl'l- priscn II -" p"rr''-
sion IL granted. NJ Newton and Grip
r.n will mold consultation a. ~ tn td.
visibility o. lodg.nE IPpeI.
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.., .. mere vas depression rsr'-a' ror't
% .a.- superior yesterday -" i''."nr" o.
sr..l ragged ,oYthNard over -" .as' re of =.
.,..fav warner ueathsr 81 shat section ara
.. o.. 20 'fs s.'
.ae.. 49, .r's NJ 70 precipitation s"'ndAn'
..u. .s.s .~.-.ss.ou. r.' only '.oucy OF psrtD
..s... .u.. IONS prevailed IN the Hof'teIn
-.a.rs
r,'-r...s r.gH prsssgTss Vsfs central m ne
90 o. A'ar'. ~os,iArf over oregon ana '"rsdN
|-..- 40. srpVsIs n me Sesg cur f"z oG,
D.. FL .,ar,. a-- 80 vratteI A.. general 'sir
- .,s. .uo.r- .1 SsF E-ganG. eastern Nev
yys. .-4 p..rss wants siI 70 y omlng and
f.,4. ..r.~ ErF~ frssyirg temperature n
LAT. - Srgsas. I'Ar. oofAiO. Arizona AMI
,.as HeA.ro
.. .... ..'t 'as iAy u.s. - srd roo r. wind
,yssr gs.. 80 .rGVrst. average D.. mildly -
r.-. .sr. narp-rs'rr corrected 90 r,Ad 20 'sa
s.~i ...a - Hnr'. = ". $40
The ton HsTAt 20 ,ssi"" 'sf. - 70, 0rTs hT ~
u.-,f4i 'frrn'ms''r. f. 'ho't 70 ~ srH"i'f
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o." Nth Mrs. Harku"ss sat at
.I." Mrs. IIarkues- W"T" a
.. Is ~ with a white li- hn'
60. er,' tam" -lnp" he to- ruln1"1i
.. 90 '.- sI..o'I'ors had In o. N tie
....4rr On Saturday the . 's"- down
.... ~ ram and sunday Eror.. mt cold
80 700 md ysstsr'Lty was ~-A.liy the
80. Inc the weather c~-rei any
.@tr"e u comfort The br'ELt s!Eshir"
,a.-e! many 20 desart .h"ir boxes FOR
r,ars N the lawn 'rh"r sp~ 'ato--
rJ.@I about from place 20 I.ar" sees
!. Z n. O@ss views Of the machines m
.as az
N-4 ". X. Vanderbilt. Jr was one u
nose vho preferred the lawn SH"
ar II ate Nth her white FOX terrier
nd Eas immediately reco gnIz"d by IN"
oAr-e-, squad. but before they rad an
-plo1ur.'v 80 make a snap she appealed
- -a.r and secured u Mrs. Vanderbilt
sc a -olo coat Of a queer shade Of pink
s.d o navy blue tell shaped nat stephen
+ F.sIus Jr and FoIhall Keene chatt"d
49, .er frequently. She came and left
49,
Hiss Eleanor Sears. the sportswo oman.
-. eU'n DevereauK Milburn. the polo
aver she wore a navy blue suit with
TO -s.- A. least six inches from the
: q I,t a beaver hat 90 match When
.. vas r1t on the lawn watching the
r. Pool, he was IN a box With Mrs
, I. Tomas and Mrs Philip Iivermore
-. lnmas wore . brown coat and larg"
.a.r ...", hat
- ,...st belmont watched M"
A II. "A
... .... o. % box She wore gray cost
.-. - .a.,et hat on every turn So"
..-. ty a photographic Anthony
e.r' oI' early. bu' spout Utmost
.'.. .... ..,y - he hangar II his brother.
|".r'. 30 Dr-Iel
.,.trr Fas cnrIrreorIs 20 al We.
.. go .IIpW"d MS hytns '0gSery
'.I ~" j. one ~ tho f"w AIR
...- % D"lm"t for protect iOn
atI. .f'ah YESTERDAY ~ leather
.. nrte- ~ padding II"
atr- arc pert prtt"d ~ that
..' Ff- engine T. working
Id not -. AIDE 20 gi'" hi~
- ne has no I.t--"ug"
..fs
.. hl." posted request FOR
10 -ait hat the Mrls h'-
.' ...r found rule nu' 90
...H'u'- % airy ~''r"u
"-- ft'Ir~lu" virgil. g
.....' ~ vly vas 'hn "r-'
70 'h"i~ machine.
.a!- l4'" ~ -" after.
.. o. NJ D" 0 .D
go 90. y-.' and 'if,r
.s cpd. ...- and VA
.ra,'a'rr-
q. -L,. '..i In her
'-. H-tr-r," Bend Nrs
-.' ..." gyHu ana
o. ~
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STICKS ALONE TO HIS SHIP
HISTLESS Avn HELPLESS, M r
HER NkIPFER HON'T orr.
sends H'> Grr~ of SrNrn N~ay n, n Res
rtiinE steamer Hr owns ~ Interest
and Tan Draw W ~RN age Revenue
Guttrr aud wireless N>krd tor Help.

Sloshing about IN IN" middle ~ IN" Gulf
~ MeVco. with = lone navigator. griz1l"d
veteran ~ many VOYAGES IN -Iu1r" ngg"r
and tore and after. - ~" mlstle~s Nank""
schooner Hnliswo,d once four maSts-d
Under matches she has more than s2noHsI
worth ~ lunhsr and -" herself even in
her battered condition. - Valu"l Nv
boz uWu"rS p"pilcton Rrns ~ thu CITY
~ NOT l"-, than S25 pu To- save hnr from
becoming e derrhct and IN" prize NJ -nn"
fnrtun" hunting tug ~ steamship capt
: Walls e th" HnlhSwn"d d"cId''d
~ -ti'S to her alone. d"fving Cyclonic
weather that might come" after h" had
-.'nt ~ ms crew nf seven men who ar
rived mere Yesterday hy tho Norwegian
steamship Hnrald from Tampicn
IN" >"vru are all of foreign birth
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Public hearing FOR 'he consideration
Z ~" final budget will re held In che
City Hall Tomorrow and Friday Tho
report u the committee says
The so-,allcd debt service. which Includes
the items = principal interest ara redemV-
ton Of 'he temporary and permanent
debit - The city. has beer sub-Antialiy
increasing during the last few years and
represents tho PENALTY which must De paid
IN 'he annual tar budget for liberal cor
porate stock appropriations for great
public improvements under wav. This
ten a. continue 90 Increase IN the cub
se.uent budgets ~ the city for -evera.
years 20 come II many improvements
already projected including new subway
are ,arried out
~. ITEM 81 Deficiency IN taIsa ~ very
largely increased this year because ~ the
ran, citation Of Franchise tAIes by tho
courts those deductions b~inK put upon
she records a. the result Of tho recent al o.
Ju-tmen' of unpaid franchise iAIes az
Cord.nR 90 The decisions ~ tho Iourt Of
Appeals which has held that H. The earlier
,ear- ran his~ taxes were asse--ed a. q
ratio one-third greater than other rsaI
estate taxes and for later years a. % gsr
cent 100 excess Of other real estate 'aKes
10" budget tommrii~e has made very
ear nest eTDT's 20 keep 'he budget total
town 20 ~" 'o'ai for ~" several 81 ~.
DEPARTMENTS. 'p'HbIF tho-s ~ The CONN.
I".i~d ispf"TEh ir"-ih"n,~ Of Manhauau.
department 81 Do, - and Ferries depart
Wrut II B-idze- Department ~ stree
ll"HninR and "a" Supef, I-1r ~ the 't'g
RS,pvd have rs,uest"d ana fe'ai,~d all
i"AHnr"- materially bsluw thoar ~ lass
wear "th"r departments vhos" alto"
total hudge' liam tkey have been ,,nabi~
=" -r~ci economies .uricisnt tn make -,i"h
provide for the services which they must
render ~ iylls
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Nj and Mr. / = Rat'"r-hail had with
them Mr. and Mrs Philip Jennings
Dth"r ~" ,tatnrS included Mrs Clarence
NH'kdy Mr. Allan \ Ryan. Mr- ARTHUR
~'." BURDEN. Mr. and MR. |. " Gilbert
uui Mis- = I. Gibson
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SON: WHO SAW The FLIGHTS
>ITD MEWBERS or THE
80 RTIOI ~ COIONi.
.,. -nt. uh" Attended the Meet AMI
,...r,'rd the attention Of Others
were Present THE Luncheon
.., ~ the Uap The costumes

" many empty hpN"s ~
.a Yesterday afternoon \
. ,rs arrived nirlv and thos"
..rs.."s" , tsltnd the hangers
f.. B'"st-sIN-" "a slstr- ~
.--"rs a,yomTlriet hy th"
n~.g." ~ Toronto. Canadl
..y and VitIoss" nlgut
In' @" ",s". o which vl-
e Of . preliminary In'";
.r". ru"lh" uru.u. count
-.-.". AMI boo rG".'-
.. uuuu.s" t.uur",s, Go .l
hes mad" 'vn .~ 'uslou~
'N'- NI' say. ~r" has mo-
mt'hu" SHOE ,ur"
.-,p coat .ui o. black
...m"l 100 wnr'. '"4fh"~-
rrreu"-s WI, Wi- 4 IlyIl
Ia'Ntn az m~ hyus ~rhunI
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The battles of the tailor
are being fought for him

Pick up any one of a dozen Of the bis masa-
and YOU will find paSe or half paSe
advertisements OF woolen manufacturers
who seek TO take up the tailors cudSels by
directing popular attention 70 custom
made garments,
The reason why is not hard to Suess. Stead
lily and surely. ready -to-wear clothes
forcing recognition Of their superior merits.
Where is the whose time money
and whose tastes assertve who would
avail himself Of the easier selection and
broader choicc Of ready for service clothes
Nur own assortmcns matchlcss. More
materials. cNCrnSs patterns
than the avcraSc man would believe 1t pos
s,he for Il single season 10 produce.
As for models. they personify the perfec-
ton Of modern garment designing the re-
fnement and distinction that is beyond the
skill OF craftsmen less talented than
Fall Suits and Overcoats for Men,
at $500 to $500, ready for service
saks & Gulnpanu
Broadway a gath ST.
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itRO I0LkS >prED rOS.
EI~Id Blshop and Mrs. 4 :
RYAN Nrrr>trd

When Cortlanit Field bishop and Mr.
Alan \ Ryan. Wi" Of ia" general manager
ui 90" Niiuuut pirk unset and ~" ,tudl
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~ y 3: :::Eg 4: Z; I:

H..a' ~ 20 ~ =
assn. ...s rury..ar IDr .. rsy '.r go
ulUEOw
rs.. ',. s.sI md SSts T7g'Frr ~
..s ..s I'd. f,,F. ..s,. s.g '. FIs WiA no
.., ..rs.. 'r.'. ....rs 'n r.r'.r u..f
sf... sF. .susra Hf...
.. .4.,s-r prru.. .ssr's srd sea 'sr.eg
.s.r... .u "A, end ssf..sr ruf rrurHrI' .uHr''sr
~ fsy s.r 20 moIroe moderate sOuthrestcrls
winds
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ESTAR OVER HALF CENTURY
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-09-30
REDUCED RATES TO ATLANTA,
GEORGIA.

On. account Of the Southern Con-
servation Congress, which convenes
in Atlanta Oct. and 8, the Southern
railway VIII SELL round-trip tickets
at $11.25., Tickets will be on sale
Oct, 5, 6, and 7, and will be gooo re-
turning to reach, Brunswick not lat
er than midnight of Oct. TO- For fur
Their information call on or address
E. L. McGougan, General Agent.
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The Lash OF a Tiend

would have been about as welcome
to A. Cooper, CT Oswego, N. Y, as
a merciless lung-racking cough that
defied all remedies for years. ut
was most troublesome at might" he
writes, Nothing helped me till
used DR.. Kings New Discovery which
cured me completely. I never cough
at night now Millions know its
matchless merit for stubborn colds,
obstinate coughs, sore lungs, Ia
grippe, asthma, hemorrhage, Group,
whooping cough, or hayfever. 1t re-
lieves quickly and never fails to sat-
isfy, A trial convinces, 5Oc, 81.
Trial bottle free. It's positively guar
anteed by Roses Drug Store.
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THE BRUNSWICK DAILY News
Personal
Mention

R. L. Williams is in New York on
business trip.
c. H. Ficken, of Savannah, was in
the city yesterday
j. L. Bauer, of Atlanta, spent yes
terday in the city,
j. H. Raines, of Atlanta, is spend
ing few days in the city.
Mayor Hopkins spent yesterday in
Waycross on a business trip.
F. Allen, of Atlanta, was among the
visitors to the city yesterday.
L. Freeman, of Jacksonville, was a
visitor to the city yesterday.
j. S. Smith, of Thomasville, is
spending a few days in the city.
Rev. F. D. Thomas will return to-
day from New York and other cities,
where he has .een on his vacation.
Caruthers Paul, of Darien, spent
yesterday in the city en- route to
Jacksonville, where he goes to reside.
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A Day S Doing
Briefly Told

The Weather-Forecast for today
in Georgia: Fair; moderate east to
northeast winds.
Concert Last Night-The First Reg
iment band gave one of it's regular
concerts in Organe park last night.
The usual lagre crowd was out to en-
joy the delightful music.
Matinee Saturday at the Grand
The usual Saturday matinee of Sc
lect motion pictures will be given at
the Grand tomorrow from $3.50 to
$50.
Biograph at the Grand-The big
feature Biograph film, "A Summer
Idyl' will be the leading feature, of
the all-star program at the CRANE to-
night. u,
Big Steamer Arrives-The British
steamship Gretavale arrived in port
yesterday to load for F. d. M. Stra-
Choh " w. obC glo ulOOIcO DIT tuc
Coast Line wharves and is one of
the largest steamships that has ever
been in this port.
Arranging for ste--Negotiations
are now on for the purchase of the
site just north of the city to be used
by the new fertilizer factory The
land is owned by ahe Brunswick
Railway and Terminal Securities Co.
1t is not known what price y:ll
be asked for the site.
$3.50. u
Wounds Proved FataI-News was
received in the city yesterday an
nouncing the death of Frank Easter
ling. which occurred in Tampa We'd |
nesday. Mr.. Easterling formerly liV,
ed in this city He was shot some
time ago by striking cigarmakers, |
two of whom were lynched for the
crime last week.
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Remember the date of Miss Kate
Slaters great annual fall millinery
opening. "wednesday and THURSDAY,
Oct. 9Th and 9Th. The ladies gener-
ally are invited to come and view
the latest in the millinery line.
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Don't waste your money buying
plasters when you can get a bottle
of Chamberlain LinimeDt for %
cents. A piece Of flannel dampened
with this liniment is superior to any
plaster for lame@iback, pains in the
side and chest, and much cheaper.
Sold by E. G.. Bruce.
The newspaper., 1910-04-08
Rebekahs Entertainment
Was a Jolly Affair

The Rebekahs entertained their
friends at Oddfellows hall Tues
day evening in a novel and anus
ing fashion. Nearly a hundred
Rebekahs and their invited guests
enjoyed themselves hugely until
a late hour. The social hour be-
gan after a regular lodge meeting.
and a vocal duet was the first on
the program. There was instru-
mental music intersperscd among
the numbers on the program,
which was we'll received. The
funniest stunt of all was the Sun
bonnet Drill, in which the ladies
put their spouscs through their
PAGES hoodwinked with sunbon-
nets put on backwards, and they
had to 60 some to keep up with
the commands. After this excr-
else dainty refreshments were
served. and the jolly party danced
for a couple of hours before they
were satisfied to return to their
homes. The committee which
arranged tor this affair was COM
posed of Mrs. L. H. Bross, chair
The newspaper., 1910-04-08

Greeley, growers and dealers.
Merchants along the line will
loan the farm machinery which
will be on exhibition in the bag
gage car and competent men will
accompany the same to make the
necessary explanations of the
machinery
Two years ago owe 5000 farm
ers heard the lectures and it is
expected that even a greater num-
Der will hear them this year. The
following is the schedule of stops:
Monday, April IL. Eagle. 1000
a. IN =; Gypsum. 2:30 p. m; Glen
wood 700 p. m.
Tuesday. April ~. Caibondale,
$3.50 a. m; Aspen. l:30 p. m
Emma 400 p. m.
Wednesday. April lS. New
Castle, 1000 M: Silt. leo p. m.
Antlers. 2:30 p. m; Rifle, $3.50 p
m.
Thursday, April IL. Grand Val
ley. 900 a. m; De Beque. ll:00
a m; Fruits. 2:S5 p. m Grand
Junction, 700 p. m.
Friday, April 10. Austin. 1890
a. IN Hotchkiss. | 100 p. m Pao-
MIA. 3:3O p. M.
Saturday. April Is Delta. 900
a m; Ols,he. 1890 a. m; Mont
rose. 100 p. m.
Monday, April IS. Alamosa.
1000 a. m; Blanca. l 80 p. m.
Tuesday, April 10. La lara.
$50 a. m ; Romeo. 100 p. m
Antonito. 800 p. m.
Wednesday. April 20. Del Norte
1000 a. m; Monte Vista. 80
p. m.
The newspaper., 1910-04-08
POTATO SPECIAL TO ARRIVE
AT PAONIA, FRIDAY, APRIL IS

The Potato Special OF the
Denver and Rio Grsnde railroad
will leave Denver Sunday. April 0.
ard the lectures will begin at
Eagle the following morning at
10 o'clock. From then on for ten
days the special will travel the
line of the Rio Grandc and lectures
will be delivered by men we'll
verscd in the potato industry at
every town and hamlet on the
road.
The first Potato Special was run
two years ago. 1t was a new de-
parture in railroad work. A train
carrying lecturers and we'll equip
ped with machinery and in fact
everything to teach the manner of
growing potatoes went over the
road and free lectures were given
the object being to stimulate the
potato industry along the line of
the road. This year it is the in
tention to again send this special
over the road better equipped
than ever.
The train will consist OF one
baggage car and three coaches.
Among those who will help with
the lectures are the following
we'll known agricultural men of
the state
Prof II. NJ Cottrell. director of
Farmers Institutes and Agricul-
tural Extension.
Profs. +. K Bennett and {. l..
Fitch.
II. l. Edgcrton the well know n
potato grower OF Carbondsle.
Messrs. Bliss and Rothchild of