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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1906-11-01
Sure Enough.

Hear your old minister's gone in
for ritualism.'
"Yes; he's gone wrong completely"
why, how can you say that? He's
all rite now.'-Philadelphi Ledger.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1906-11-01

The well-earned reputation and in
creasing popularity of the Lewis Single
Binder straight DC cigar, is due to the
maintained high quality and appreciation
of the smoker. Lewis Factory, Peoria,
Illinois.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1906-11-01

A German mathematician estimates
that the average man who lives to be 40
years old consumes $4,000 worth of food
in his life.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1906-11-01
AFnOr Plated.

You say some trusts are worse than
Others" said the member of the investi-
eating committee. viii you give me
the name Of particularly bad one:"
well" answered the witness, Il think
the toughest combination 1 know Of is the
NichoESteele company, limited"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1906-11-01

Kidney Pills. Three boxes cured Inc
entirely, and l am glad to recommend
them"
Sold by all dealers. 80 cents a box.
Foster-Milburn Co.. Buffalo. " Y.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1906-11-01

Professor James Laurence Laughlin.
who says that if the United States
does not enter into reciprocity treaty
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1906-11-01

Mrs. Winslou-s SOOTHING SYRUP for Children
teething softens the gums, reduces Inflammation al
lays DEA. exro wind coils. = cents bottle.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1906-11-01

Throughout the world about per cent
of people gain their living directly from
the sea.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1906-11-01

force, especially in field and chemical
work, to carry out the new regulations.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1906-11-01

muss in the army.GEN j. j. PERsHING.
General Pershing was in the West
Point class of 1886 and has repeatedly
distinguished himself in the service
during native Instructions He vir-
tually subdued the Instruction of Min
danao.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1906-11-01

John W. Yerkes, commissioner of in
ternal revenue, who has issued the de-
partment regulations coDtroIIipo +ho
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1906-11-01

kinney troubIe Kept
me laid up for a long
time, and when / was
able to be up | had to
use a cane. l had ter
rible backaches and
pain in the shout @ers.
The kidney secretions
were dark colored. At
ter doctoring in vain.
l began using Doan's
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1906-11-01
HAD TO USE A CANE.

Weakened Kidneys Made an EIwood,
Ind, Mans Back Give Out.
r. A. Pugh, transfer business, 1920
North B street. Elwood. Ind. sayS
New-York tribune., 1906-04-20
JOHN CL4FLIN RESIGNS.
ont Of Rapid Transit Board on 1d-
J9cc of Counsel.

Al the regular meeting of the Rapid Transit
Commission yesterday afternoon AT No. 326
Broadway letter was read from John CIafin a
memoer OF tie board. asking that his resignation
be accepted He said IN the letter that he re-
signed on advice of counsel owing to the prob
able passage of the bill prohibiting any one liv-
ing outside tho State OF New York from becou7-
ing a member of the board He stated that his
legal residence was in New Jersey. The letter
was then laid on the table but after the execu-
tive meeting IL was given out that the resigua-
tiOn had been accepted.
The next matter taken UP was some CORE
spondence between the Mayors Advisory Board
and the commission relating to the amount Of
money that would be needed during the next
fVe years for proposed improvements The board
said. that while ali the subways under consider
alton would cost in the neighborhood of s1lS-
100000, they thought it would only be necessary
for them 10 expend about $4,000. 900 during the
time specified. That would go 10 building the
subways of Manhattan and BROOKLYN and The
Bronx.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-20
ATTACK COMPANY IN BRIDGE TRUST
Three Men Who Have Obtained Judgments
Want Concern Declared Bankrupt.

Cleveland. April 1s.-Judg- Tayler. OF the United
States District Court. asked. in a petition filed
to-day 20 declare the Massillon Bridge Company
one of the constituent companies of the alleged
Bridge Trust bankrupt The petition was filed by
II c. DeRzn. OF Fremont. who. in conjunction
with ~x-Attor.ley General Frank S. Monuett has
been prosecuting suits in various counties against
The trust and It's constituent companies.
The application tor Involuntary Bankruptcy is
various counties. who hare obtained judgment in
actions brought TO recover money alleged 10 have
been paid unlawfuliy upon contracts for bridges
constructed
II is charged IN the petition that the Nassillon
Bridge Company ts trying to defraud it's creditors
by transferring it's movable assets 10 The Toledo
and MassillOn Bridge Company. and that II hes
sent its books and records TO New York state
New-York tribune., 1906-04-20
INJURED IN AUTO CRASH
Stamford Nan Loses Control Of
Machine. Which Strikes Pole.

: large touring car, containing Fitch A Hoyt
and Colonel W. H. Talmadge both o. stamford
Co, was almost demolished by striking tele-
-b -ole near IAarchmont yesterday afternoon
NJ Hoyt who driving the car. was pinned
,,r6er III. wreckage His arm and two OF his ribs
.r. broken and il IS feared that he has sustained
internal injuries Colonel Taimsdge jumped from
.ha car and escaped with few bruises
IN. two men were on their way from Stamford
.. N.w York when midway between Larchmont
srs New Rochelle they came upon a crowd OF
e-1c a. q trolley transfer station in trying 10
ptoP'eo Mr. Hovt lost control OF the steering
80 TIE car swerved 10 the side Of the road,
e.r.c,, rhe telegraph pole with crash and turned
So oy IFS side. Mr. HoyL was caught between
She steering wheel and the front Of the machine
- wedrad so tightly that Il required the efforts
81 three men with ciowbars 10 get him out lie
was taken home by relatives, VINO came HoiI
Stanford in automobile
New-York tribune., 1906-04-20
7RoFIT IN Two-CENT TELEPHONES
President Of New Company Says City Could
Operate Cheap System.

"a hearing given by the committee u aldermen
o. laws ard legislation on telephone conditions
ys.lsroay. U. A Reynolds. president OK the Great
Ess.era Telephone Company. which is trying 10
Fst a franchise il this city. said
III not IN favc- OF municipal ownership. but I
an prena.eG tc prove tha. Il the city of New York
would Is hl.sn a ns-nl.:psi telephone system and
chsrse I .vso-cer- rae the city would find the
investment more pro1ranae Than the federal gov
srauen- hnds the New York Posrotfce-
The committee intends 10 discuss the matter in
ez4ccve session and 10 report al a meeting OF the
aldermen ue1t month
New-York tribune., 1906-04-20
BEHR TELLS OF MoNo-RAn SYSTEM
Asks Aldermen 10 Use His Invention or
Municipal Railroad TO Coney Island.

Behr. The inventor Of The Tnono-rah system
tor railroads argued yesterday before the Alder
manic Committee on Railroads for the installation
o. his svsrer1 On z municipality owned railroad 70
Coney Island He said that II the scheme was
adopted and a -hree-cent fare was charged the
road would pay for itself in twenty years With :
hve-cert <zre NJ. Behr placed The limit a. which
. vovld o- self-supporting at eight years
TrrSar rs svsreul. cars run upon a slleth fdl
zis or ror oT sr =" shaped structure. along the
n n el.-stc6 inc o. in 2 subway. MI Behr Is
sskfng re fudo-seucnt Of the aldermen or an ap-
r,l-stop fo- ? franchise. He says he hsH al the
lztitzl NECESSARY.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-20
CzRRIERS LOSE MOTION.
Trdictmcnfs Stand in Interstate Com
mercc Cases-Efect Widespread.

Kansas city No. April 19.-Judge Smith Nc
rbe-yo- in the United States District Court. to-
esv. o7erruled tie motions 70 quash the indlct-
rpents returned last December against George =
Crosby traffic manager o. the Cnlcaeo, huT4ll's 'pl
. - T,snv-sv and against L z. TaggarC and
80 7 -Thonlss freight brokers' charged Vitr
S--7t-.r.- = ,iola.e the Interstate Commerce iaV
= me soliciting ana givlng O. I-0"'es 'i' A-
house and other pvocucts - -. ----
71sre Mcpherson held tlla+ the CONSPIRACY sta,-
-. --l-- n an kinds Of offences against re feo-
-gf raTeIurnent Motions relating 70 similar n
si-trerts sre row pending against other raliroaor
Cued.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-20
INSPECTION TRIP FOR MR.. eALgRAITH

c. c. Galbraith. general manager OF the Atlantic
DeForest Wireless Company. will leave tomorrow
on the Mallory Line steamer Denver for Galveston
Tex 20 make inspections of tho companys
lions at Key West. New Orleans. Atlanta Mobile
and Washington. Mr.. Galbraith will be accom-
pa..ied oy MS wife and youngest son. and during
MS stay Louisiana VIII visit his father. Man
dsglle.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-20
w. H. GARDNER, CIRCUS MAN, DEAD.

at his home. No. aS West 10Th street He was
sixty-six years old. Mr. Gardner caught a cold
while attending the funeral OF James A Bailey He
was the OF the well known circus clown Dan
Gardner. and was born here in 18+0 He was con-
nected with Barnum & Bailey for thirty-six years
New-York tribune., 1906-04-20
NEW PHONE co. WANTS FRANCHISE

Tle Atlantic Telephone COMPANY. thIousH Us
genes1 counsel Nartin ". Littleton. has appealec
n ~. Fso.-s ~ Estimate and Apportionment ior
sons sreeiv decision on Us application FOR ran
chfse 10 operate Telephone system in the oIs =
New yo-k In = s-rer which will be read o. -. -
GAYS meeting o. the board. Air- Littleton 1sNs "a,
spoo-.,e- of cou1nlf-fee Of the board 70 - ~ - a.
- - -s-,..rCas ~ tae company and 70 see II II
3 st1p = pay The price offered for the IRAN
New-York tribune., 1906-04-20
An APPEAL FOR CHARITY.

- -~-z-.ty Organization Society app7-.s ,.h
10 r-,...5. . -gs.k,v allowances Cor & mother WIN
,vo 6,rcsre ,,flsren TIE father IS n hospi'''
n - advanced s,sEe OF consumption ne mar
asbic - work for yesr he Tno'..S s',,1ort and
car TO- per farrtIv Arv moaey for ms c1s Post
70 the C--s-itv C,-SaTiZs;iC. Socet2, Hotl.5sed 10 H.
2. a-Les-. III &c GUY ape pe.L---.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-20
Friday EllllnerT
Brings These LorSeIS
Values in Pettico2iS

ChIIdreu's Trimmed Lingerie Hats
lace smby & rihbou-value $500 3 .9S
Children's Readv-to- Wear Hats-Roll
Brirn Sailors. ColOniais-value .es. SO
wornens Cntrirn'd CHIP Hats
dress shapes-biack. white and he>r
Colors-va alue 81 IS .-.----.--.--.... / "a
WOnen's Semi Ready Hats-satin braid
with shirred silk facing-vslue -es.. 80
Women's CoutiI C'o-sets-osid sizes
worth 70 and 81 90 0---.---..--.-.---. .49
Fine Couti, C'orsets-ha BIT hip and
lght-black white and drab-
value 81 90 and 81 Is ..-.......-..- 80
Taffeta Silk Petticoats-hiack and
fashionable colors-deep sectional
founceS. full tucked or sf1irred-
silk dust rufre-vorth $500. ..--..A %
New-York tribune., 1906-04-20
Friday ScyS S1llS
Brings These Goats, Refers
Values in Waists, etc.

Rows. Russian and sailor SUITS
y,aves4 spring fabrics-2ls 20 10
vrs.-value 50 so --.-------- zoe = %
%orfoTk and Double Breast Suits
C,,svto,s Tw4eds. Homsspuns and
C--7sb.s-straight or knicker trousers-
some suits have extra trousers
70 is vrs-value S6.0o. ..----.--.s3 %
x-o,,+1s, suits-Cneviots and T>ve-ds-
roats cut Iong-i5 20 20 years-30 10
rs .heS1-vsIu- 50. 90 ------ -.------s0 - -SlS
Rovs- Resfers-Tan and Olive Cov--ts.
Golf Red and Navy Cheviot=- sers-s
ara Mfxtures-2i- 20 10 years
value $500 -----..---. '--.- = 90
Povs. Knee Pants-Ch-viots and TWeeds.
patent waistbsnds-3 20 is years
Bows Yacht and Golf Caps
cloth and Ieath-r-value b "a
C,iIdren's Cloth and Leather Tsns-
also shepherd checks-value 81 40 .9S
Neeligee shirts and Blou-es-PeTcaies
ard Madras-also plain Cham bray
l. 10 IA nsckbazd-vslus b., -
New-York tribune., 1906-04-20
Friday Underwear
Brings These and Washable
Values in Waists. etc.

Carnbrir and Muslin Nishs Dresses
II : tucks and srib' y-Vaiue SO. SO
e,rhrir SSi-1z-la~ vi dounce. rows
Md lace ara e6se-value 81 IL 80
C1r1h-ic Corset Covers-reat effects
n ribbon rur izce-worrh 20. ----- Z =
Can,b-io and Nsiusoois Drawers-lscs.
a-,bv and n. s tuckS-vs!Ue 60 -- 40
v~.-a Size Muslin Night Dresses
r1Ick, ana hern.titehing-valUe 70 .
Cq,fd-~n's Cambria Skirts
-,~7a with la-e Inserts and edrs or
: cows erns-iJcsing-4 20 - Yrs .---. ~
.-.utren's Carnbric Drawer
y ute. Iars inserting and edge
. % a v-E-vaIu- SO and d. .29
,f,..-.- Nsinsook Corset Covers-
I,c. ana ribbon t-irn-yalus -4o----- ~
vornsus Lawn Kinono sscGues-
strip~s figures and dots-valus 50 =
lawn Dressing EaCques-pretty
s,-t,.s and no-al efr>cts-value -9s- 90
white LAVE Wsists-pretty designs
ui.h lace eTnb'y. and tUcks
worth s. A. -------.----- -
s1a-s Taxr-tucket yoae AID 5 -rah'd
panels b-low-wcrth 500. .....--. so
silky Batlsts ard IAvu-yOke Of h1s
Val Iace and BatiSts eu5'v-
va-se-v Of sty'>s-vaiUe 500 Is 9S
New-York tribune., 1906-04-20
Friday
Brings These
Values in IISSS SilAS

as inch All vool Henristtas-sprius
shades. also cream. black
N ,nch Imported cream sictlieun@s.
e1s Iustre. value .sS- ------.---.--- .OS
es inch Tailor suitiuzs-lesdins spring
rorrblra t.ons-value -5S --.'------ ~
Fancy English Mohairs, IS and - inch
80 .o1o-s-vaIue so ....-....--... .35
~ ,n-h White Washable Hsbutais-
value 20. special .-.---.-----.----- -
%, t,-b satin FIz'd Pongse silks
rbira. cream and colors-value SO 80
N ,,.5 BLACK Po7gees-soft finish
So CT quality .------------- ------ "a
~ inch All SIX Rough PongssE-
Iasdfng shade--75 q quality. %
New-York tribune., 1906-04-20
pREssmAKER REMEMBERS EMPLOYEES

The VIII Of Mrs Catherine Donovan. q New York
dressmaker who died at Lakewood on April II. was
filed yesterday. The total value OF the estate is not
given, but is said TO large Gifts are made 10
employees. the entire capital stock of the company
bearing her name left to Kate A. Brennan & G00
goes TO q Catholic church in Brooklyn and 10000 is
left altar 10 the Virgin Mary to be erected in
York
New-York tribune., 1906-04-20
IN AID OF vEsvvlus suFFERERs

The Western Union Telegraph Company will
allow free domestic service duly constituted com
mittees engaged in collection of funds for relief of
italian volcanic sufferers.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-20
Friday Spreads
Brings These Corfortables
Values in Blankets. etc

White Cal. Woo Blanker-et-iotIy
all vooi-il-4 size-valu. ss. 50 - M
Fine Selected wool-fa-4 size
white and coiored-value Is NS q 20
HEAVY White Cotton Blank-t<
H. siZs-daintv bcrders-Yex Is "a
Full size Baby BlauketS-were 50 IN
White Crochet Sprsads-flll size
improve by washinz-value SO. ... "a
Honevc0nb Spreads size. extra
heavy designs worth 81 Is -. o.
Fuil size Crochet MarselIleS-h-,-d
fr'nEed or cut corners. value 81. So. -
Extra large Horevconb Spreads
cut coraers--valus s. ~. ..f 40
New-York tribune., 1906-04-20
Friday AcSleI
Brings These U10erWear
Values In GlCveS

Chudrers fine Ribbed Cotton Ho<e-
double heels and toes-Special- = =
Womeu's openvorS IAsie Thread
Hose-fast olack-vaiu- %. .---..-- I =
Wonsn-s Shaped Cotton vests
extra sizes-Spee'si ----..-.--.--. j -
Mems NeEligee Sh4rts-nne corded
Cambric-Special OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 80
Mems Balbrfggan Shtrrs-long
and short slssvss-dravers -
match. with double seats -..--.-..- 20
worn.n's clasp Kid Gloves
black white and colors- ----.---.--- 90
Won1~n's clasp IJsIe Thread
black white and best shades .-.-.- Pa
New-York tribune., 1906-04-20
PALMER WILL CASE DISMISSED

Tas second trial OF the contest OF the VIII "i
Frsacis Asbury Palmer Before Justice GiegeTch' OF
ihe Supreme Co3rt and - 3crT. enoea y's'efoa'
y t4e d4Snl.ssa! os tiEs conpiA-i!I
New-York tribune., 1906-04-20
Friday ~oDe-S SulSS
Brings These Goats, Waists
Values in wrappers, etc.

+ ItudV = CA4S-- SA4sS
Brings These Goats, Waists
Values in wrappers, etc.
Chiffon TaIeta silk Suits
plain colors and stripes shirt waisf
and other styIss-vorth s1e.eS- .- 3. .SS
Taffets silk Eton Suits-black and
fashionable coior-e.egantly tailored
in latest desigus-valUe So - I Z 10
wonen's Tailored Suits-uatty
mixtures-lsght and dark-EtOn
and Pony Coats-value S1S.9S- - . .SS
W-omeu's B-oadcloth Suits-blsck
and coIors-Ftonx and Pony Goats
20 beautiful styles-vaIue sle.ss-- l 4 .SS
Smart Suits OF Shadow checks
Panama and fancy Siciliennes-
EtOn and Pony Ccats-Sorne with
vests-vsIue S24-9S. ....,----.-.-- / z. %
Medium Length Fitted Coass-BIack
Rroadcloth and Tan Covcrt-full
cluster stripes-satiu lined: also tan
Covert Box Coats-worth sl2.9S- II rs
Tarreta and Peau de Sole Goats
medium and three-duarter-
handsome b-aid tr.m-value Slo.so- > 9S
Plain and F1g'd Net Waists
white and cream-elaborate styles
also China silk richly trim'd-
black and white-worth SOS --.--e2 s9S
women's lawn and Cambric Wrapper
about IS styles-vorth S1-4e $4,000 %
Lawn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
colorings-neat trim-vorth 80 SO
Lawn and Crepe Kimonos length
Oriental patterns-value 81 49. ..... .9S
New-York tribune., 1906-04-20
suRRENpERs; TO FIGHT ExrRApIrIoN

Albert De Pao. who assaulted the pastor OF the
German Lutheran Church at East Portchester.
Conn. week ago, surrendered TO the police Of
Port Chester, n Y. last night, but Will Eght
dtion-
New-York tribune., 1906-04-20
RE-sonsTs Oppose RACE GAMBLING.

Es-z.ssa. - v, Ar-il 1a-Tae Troy Co'iiei -
q n. sssthosr- Caurca today adopted a 1eso'--
In ezLir. .lpon Governor Higgins 70 s Si,e- Ise-
c- nsess-e e ne IIsi-za eure Teconlh -
Gs.ioo - make .aroiias ~ r@oei'&'As =
New-York tribune., 1906-04-20
WORK WANTED

suuations Nanted-Msle and Fsnals-
-Four lines tnot excee1fnry % a,,rss1 fhr~~
inseruons. 10 cents; seven Insertions. 30
cents exceeding "a words and less than ~
Moras. three insertions. 70 cents; seven In
sertions 60 cents
New-York tribune., 1906-04-20
Are You
Looking for
| Board
or
Rooms F?

The New-York Tribunes
Information Bureau, at
its Uptown Office, 1904
Broadway. has on file all
the better class Board
ing Houses and Room
Houses. FREE informa-
ton as to prices and To-
calities.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-20
MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRIcEs--5oo second hand ,
.1od a7d tscu working machines: fulls
r,.srsnt-ed: macnin.Ty bought and eI-
eb.rseo. GEO. y. EDDy. SsS Madison a.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-20
Friday S!ooOLS
R-irrs These Neckvezr
values in Haadk'fs

Nan. ard vonea's AT LINEN
Eandk'fs-t.. = inch hsEs-vslue 10
r,7--&. =. insh hsns-vaiue II 1 =
Plain Liberty satin Ta1eta Ribbons
.Cd shaded Ounores-vaiue IA. ---. =
plain Liberty satin Taretss- Shaded
O-,hr.s. also a tew Dr-sdens--
o. loss-Wo-th = .--------------- -
,-ss-,,---t-s and Yokes-Baby Irtsh.
49,. C,a-s and Teni-e--elack
white ard cr>am-valas 50 ----..- -s3S
Mans washable Four~in-Han
Ian Nad-as-r-veFsihie- - =
New-York tribune., 1906-04-20
Friday beG Se-S
Brings These Curtains
Values in Draperies

FlrFed Organdy Curtains
value .5S ..-..--. ---.-------. 50
Bobbiner CtIr-ains-vide lace inserting
and cdge-S inch Tuf1e-we-s g. es a.
Scotch Lace Crlr1ains-cornbinstsor
ner Weavss-aoout ~ styles
were S5-Se '--t----..-.--- ----X "a
French Nes ClIrtafninss-S1s Llch -ur->-
Battsnherg in't'E and edxs-
value IS .....-..---..-- .----.-- x
Emb-d TanbOur 8flslins-bnrdsr snd
detached d<ure centr-@-vslus Ia 90
Irish Point Bed Sets
Elaborate dssiEns-valu- s. ss. - %
Manufacturers Samples % ArInu--s
Fig 4 Velours DanaskS. Merc-rfz-d
ana Cotton Reps
lengths - TO Ia yds long I ; 70 A9
!. real value
Furniture Sateens-for Drap-rf.- and
cushion~-vsfue 2S .-...-.--..-. f5
Hord.Ted PortieT-s-Saffl Hnish
Arnures. velv~- ~ CSchelin ta9-sfrv
borders value Sc 9S .......-...-.-L "a
New-York tribune., 1906-04-20
Window Shades
Rugs
Friday
Brings These

Values in Stationery, etc.
F-fuxed Opaque Wi-dov Shades
Gx2 f.-cOmpiete value 81 ...... %
Extra vide - r. ~ inchesl. ssm@
euallry-vslvs IS -..-.----.---...-. a.
lace Curtain Rods 30 70 "a .nch @x
.snsion-complets win brackets. <
Zine quality SIX Pillow Gir1l-s-
: vlS touE-rW0 tasselS-~alua 30 20
= : Fabric Ssafiorc-v- Sue OF Grea.u-
- sh@ets-z4 envelopcs--t si1~ IL ~
Postal card Albums hold -
Cards-vajuA 30 Observation-Disclosures. -
All Wcol Brussels Pug
sx2 ya-ds- medallion. do-sl ard 2ers.an
eTects-wsre s. -Ps ....-...-..5 CO.
sOO -=lvst o. Tapestry Brusse,s Ru<<-
.IxJs t-ca Vslus 81 80 -.-.--...... a5
New-York tribune., 1906-04-20

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ANOTHER exceptionally fine lot Of Rem
ington typewriters, S12-S14: all guaTan-
teed perfect. Room 10. SO warren st
TYPEwRITERS.- Remington. $40; Gran
dali 50: Densmors. Host or Hammond.
$50 Exper- repairing GAY. III West
125th St
TYPEWRITESS ALI makes sold. rented,
repaired, exchanged; reliable service
GORNAN 20 Nassau s. Telephone 2740-
Cortandt.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-20
Tlday
Brings These
Nalnes IN
Decorative ant
Leather Gcnds

FiSsd SIX LaTnbTequins-
tnssel f-inEe-value 81 40 ..---..,.. I 2s5
satin Iunask Slip Covers-decoratlr-
effects IN latest colors--vslue so - 50
Tapestry Cushion T-ps-ar,isstc
designs and cclorings-value 40 4 >
Ff.ted sole leather suit Gases
p inrh-duflted satin iininz-mat-
on steel frams--vsin- $3.50. .-..-9. so
solid I.~srasT TraveIltns Bsss-iS men
-.easE@r fn<l aiue 50 a.. ,..,,.- = 50
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

eirEi- insertions 5 cents per line Sixteen o
words. seven times consccutively. 81. wnicn
entitles advertiser 70 have rooms entered IN
!he Tribune's Directory of Desirsble Rooms
Tor a ps<iod OF fourteen days. Write iof
Circular.
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MATCHLESS FRIDAY VALUES
in ALL DEPARTMENTS.

No MAIL OR TELEPHoNE ORDERS.
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TYPEWRITING.

IOST-Bankbook No. 903-o6l. Bank tor
savings 2SD 4th ave, New York Fay
rusrt stopped. Please return book 70 bank.
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CHAUrFETR-Ag-d 81, capabl. OF repair
ing and driving foreign or American cars.
ClIy or country, first class reference. AG-
oress Z s DCEL4L. 535 sth ave.
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run Information concerning these fcons
may be had free of charge, at the Op.oNn q
once OF The New-York tribune. A'Sos
Broadway. between 36th and 3ith SIS
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Friday muSlizS
Brings These Pillow Cases
Values in Sheets, etc.
TO-1rroor ,.r---r~- ----

LOCKWOOD MUSLIN SHEETS
brand favorably known for year,
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FURNISHED Rou,ts To LET.

Single insertions cents Per line. sixteen
words seve- time. consecutiveiY, 81 wnica
entitle. advertiser to have rooms entered
in The Trtbunes Directory OF Deslraoie
Rooms for a period OF fourteen days Wits
for cisCllar
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CHAUFFEUR and coachnan. where styl.
and ability are maintained and appre-
clatec; nine years personal reference. !.
ROHAN. 6O9 Amsterdam ave.
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pREssMAKrNG AND MILLINERY

DRFSSMAKDR R-C'olored; good at remoc-
aIIinr- bv the day or take work MONT
reference Address J. D.. 1888 Amsterdam
ave Office.
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Full information conce-nlas these rooms
nay te had free OF charge. at the UpsoNn
Once of Tia Eew-York IriO1ne. i'So'
broadway between Seth and S'th sS.