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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-30

sI was not able to do hardly any work as all says Mrs. Jennie Dingman. of Vanburen. KAlkaska Co. Mich. in most Interesting letter to pr. Pierce. VI had pain in my left nide and back. and had headache all the kznae. | tried your medicine and 1t helped he Last spring had bad cough; I goE 50 b9d had to be in bed all the time,
 Ny husband thought had consurnptjou. Be wanted me to got doctor. but I told him if tt Mns consumption they could not help nc We thought we would try Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and before had kAxen one bottle the cough was stopped and I hRvq had DO more of 1t returning. Your madeleine is the best have taken.S
 Write to Dr. R. V. Pierce. He will send fCu good, fatherly, professional advice. In plain sealed envelope, absolutelv Tree. His nearly 40 years experience as thief consulting physician of the h. vHlids' Hotel, at Buffalo, N. Y, has mada him an export in chronic diseases.
 Constipation causes and aegrayates many serious diseases. It is thoruurhiv eured by Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-30

It is a difficult matter to treat a man for drunkenness. As a rule, the more you treat him. the drunker he gets.- Philadelphia Record
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-30
Electrto lighted dining cars are or uaIns

and between Birmingham and New or teans, Lebar 1n and Cincinnas.. also on train z to 2 between montgomery ana N@ShVllie service a Ia carte ~
 New and handsoSt chair cars (seats free) operated on trains 1 and between seat coaches and chair cars are also run on all through trains between Cincinnati, Lou isVille, St. Louis, Evansville. Mel-nhts. Nash vile and CIV Orleans.
 Train No. carries through Pullmans from Chicago Cincinnati and New York to New Orleans Also thropgh day coach and sleeper between St. Louis and Montgomery through tourist sleepers to San Francisco.
 Train No carries through Pullmans from Cincinnati and New York to New leaving Montgomery at sis0p. m., Tuesday,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-30

TO draw the fire out of a burn. heal a cut without leaving a scar, or to cure boils, sores, letter. eczema and all skin and scalp diseases use DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. A specific for piles. Get the genuine. No remedy causes such speedy relief. Ask for DeWitt's--the genuine.
 tu-thu-sat
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-30

TO CURE A COLD IN ON DAY
 rake LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tablets DruggistE refund m oney if 1t falls to cure. E 1V CROVES signature Is on each box. 25c. w. ku-thu-sat
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-30
THE REAL QUESTION.

The real question of disease |is sCan I be cured ?S If you or anyone dear to you Is losing strength, flesh, energy and vitality, If you are wise you will not spend time try ing to figure out just what nane to call the disease by.
 It is almost impossible to draw the line where debility and weakness merge into
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-30

consumptiof to-day. but you don't know what 1t may become to-
 nsoyrpso. Hundreds of zM people have been re- s--1,.s.s stored to robust health " by Dr. Pierce's
 mArvelou
 sGolden Medical HMV Dlscoverys after N reputable physi- 4E / cfans had pro a~M W&6 nounced them .NM 4 c0nsumptive be- .T.aysSsa "A yond hope. .ks-1 -11pntsS [S,&HsZ%N
 We're & NT@AAU SY N% they in -&M@ v consump- SN EA tion2 No ASdE k~ body can tWA L ever know. - N@A
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-30
Central of Georgia Railway
DEPARTURES,

ArII, ana uepaI tut+ oI LIel4ns. UHtCn ass senger Station, Montgomery, Ala Effect i've Jan. $. 1905, 90th Meridian TtiAe.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-27
LABOR ISSUES TEXTBOOK.
Federation Sets Forth Programme
for Political York.

Washington. Sept. 26.-The American Federation
Of Labor issued its political textbook to-day for
the pending Congressional campaign. The publi-
cation is a pamphlet Of thrty-eighr pages and
contains republication of 'Labor's BIZ Of Criev-
ances" Of last March. explanation Of the origin
and purpose OF the federation, together with a
history Of its efforts TO legislation. history
Of the use Of the power of injunction IN the United
States courts, explanation OF the eight hour
law, dissertation on convict labor and n
nouncement CT the campaign programme.
Under the last mentioned heading is found the
following:
We recommend that central bodies and Il loca! al
delegates to meet in conference or convention 10
movement ana at the proper time anq IN me proper
manner nominate candidates who VIII Lnqueston..
PaoGII PI S9lee M Toeif,a dafsat ~ hose Who have
shou!q De the PoSi.es oa tUSe n3
labor. a sttnging rebuke 10 them will benefit not
only The toiers but the people Of the entire coUn-
Wherever both parties ignore labor's legislatiye
demands a straight labor candidate should be
nominated. that honest men may have the oP-
porl4nty II, eTrEc5s I'gi' istesJ ~ beine com
cordlIB 70 tnelr cC'lFc4eIcc lllstett oL pe'l.s
PEELED eher TO refrain from v9tag or 10 vote % ar t9T
innermost souls desDise- 49,
Nnere Iong:sSsr3g2h4 res g4 9r sl2," & ~
ne should be supported and no candidate nom
Wherever it IS apparent that an entirely inde-
pendent labor candidate cannot be elected enorts
should be made 10 secure such support by indorse-
ment OF candidates by the minority party in the
districts and bv such other progressive elements
will insure the election Of labor representatives
Attention is called 20 tire recent election OF
hfty-four trade unonists as members of the Brit
ish Parliament, and American workinsmcn are ad-
vised that they just capable Of srr7ing the
country IN a legislative capacity as their fel-
lows across the water The appeal continues:
Labor men often underestimate their own ability
and look UP 10 those who members Of Con
gress as mortals of greatly superior qualities II
is true that many OF our Congressman arc brill
iantly brniuy their brirancy often consists
OF tricky devices by which the people are hood
winked, ca1oled and cheated OF their rights.
Some OF the most brilliant speeches that made
in Congress have their beginning and ending for,
Of and ny the dollar and the dollar mark.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-27
pFls4NT RIOTS SPREAD,
Serious OutbreaE: in North-Many
Officials Killed.

-,..-sr,,-r. Sept. 26.-Grave agraraah us
ts,,e broken out in the province OF Nlalha-
oi1'-. 80 NJ disturbances being the distTlcI OF
uis F,.,sh with population OF over one hunarec
Na-5 where the inhabitants Of seventy VII
inO-s, 80 disarrned and expelled the police ana
'St s..--o,-sr7g the residences Of the landowners
az sa,-se-atirg the country. Details OF 'ne
a. -. and the fate Of the officials are olIlcuI'
-, as the telegraph stations are IN Tue
- he riotous peasants, but il Is ruI11oiea
-..-,-a mat the police chiefs in the MaIrnuish
q and eight Of their suboTdinates nave
'1-, 1voasses began on September 20 win
- The enrolment OF army reserves LOT
- sa-vice. At the village Of Multani a
-, - -assarts attacked the enrolment station
- sergeant and six rural policemen NOR
,o,,n5ed the assistant police chief OF the
-. and destroyed the lists Of reserves.
-3..,-5s-s have also broken out in the acJoin-
a. a,s,rict Of ChistopoI. in Kazan province. Ihe
= - =. a-r-fb,,rable neither 10 lack Of land nor
-. as y-ta-la IS one OF the northern prov
-, ,-bere serfdorn has not prevailed and the
.--s have fairly large allotments OF land
1Tsrs +bA crops are poor. they are far from being
s-,,,rs The viborg manifesto is thought 10
:. -.s,onsible for the disorders. Il had wide
ejaculation In Tiatka-
New-York tribune., 1906-09-27
PERIL IN ODESSA
c,,,rol Kaulbars Practically Re
fnecs to Protect Citi@ens.

.. sept 2s-Replying TO depu'anon '.on ., =,
odess.1 of5cials yesterday who complained sa ..
sn6 4ss Ssy attacks made aG by members one pssos G' o @
LeseUe ,.,.orror General Kaulbars SAID 'hal ~
Eers' ~ order was a matter concei ''l''e
po. presel,~ hut he doubted whether it was pc
ihe po'e even desirable to attempt TO supp;es+
sioe .s,aration :, Of the loyal elements asa-.,S'
ne ..Itionary students, who were sulaeu ms
me .yely by Jews, The population instead ms of
Gus, els <o~ tolerating revolutionists' ihs'e'r,-
pun'slsu - t,e,7 TO Justice The Governor zen
eral added: outbreaks
a% 10 case Of the assassination ot People
ba,be- u. Of the League of me me- n
r.a.e REM ,,il be inundated in blood
..~,1 Kaulbars's speech has caused nuel Ilu'-a
Gene = Tre CHRISTIAN labor organizations nave
s sas. procIarnatons that in fresh ou'0sTon rear
i,,T. .s.r vii defend the Jews with 'ne'F last 0''
~ blood.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-27
AMERICAN SECURITIES IN FRANCE.
Pennsylvania Bonds Quoted on Paris Ex-
change-The Prices.

Paris. Sept. 26.-American securities were tor
the Arst tine to-day listed on the Paris Bourse
With The approval Of The governing committee
Of the Stock Exchange OF France, the Pennsyl-
vania Railroads bonds Of the recent issue Of
100000 were quoted when the market
opened e. noon.
The appearance OF the bonds is regarded as
sn entering wedge for other American securities
In which French earnings may be invested. Ihe
moment Is considered 10 be well timed because
c. The growing popular hesitation 10 invest FUR
ther IN Russian securities. Two other American
railroads, il IS understood. are already arrang-
ing 70 follow the Pennsylvania example.
The opening quotations Of both fully paid-up
bonds and scrip were 491. against 495, the sub
sc-pton price. but the quotations rose almost
Immediately 10 492 30. The closing prices were
cash 49l bid and 49,. 80 asked, for fully paid up
bonds and SCRIP The quotations for future de-
livery were 49l bio and 49, asked
New-York tribune., 1906-09-27
OFFICER A SUICIDE.
Lieut.. COL J. L. Lusk Thought to
Haze Been Temporarily Insane.

Lieutenant Colonel James L. Lusk, a well
known member of the engineers corps Of the
United States army, committed suicide early
yesterday at the home of his daughter, at Sandy
HOOK by cutting his throat with a razor 1t is
supposed that he was temporarily mentally de-
ranged. Lieutenant Colonel Lusk had been in
III health and some time ago obtained six
months leave of absence He came TO Sandy
HOOK to visit his daughter, who is the wife Of
at Fort Hancock The funeral wifi ha he1d IN
West Point to-day ~ 80
New-York tribune., 1906-09-27
FRESHMAN SHOOTS SOPHOMORE.
Baricades Room and Keeps Authorities at
Bay-Hazing May Have Caused Trouble.
TBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune. J

Chapel Hill. y. c, Sept. 26.-J. ]. Hatch. a
freshman shot and seriously wounded Bernard
ONeil q sophomore. on the campus Of the Uni
Fersity OF North Carolina last night. ONen
bumped into Hatch. whether Intentionally or not
Is not known. whereupon Hatch shot him. after
which he ran 70 his room. which ne barricaded
sae for several hours kept everybody at bay
WIN his revolver. Later he gave himself UP 10
ne authorities
Aszlrg IS believed 10 be at the root OF the
Wesent trouble. as on two other occasions Hatch
useo q weapon 70 stand of sophomOres.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-27
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Two judgments. aggregating S74,344 were filed
Yesterday against Arthur n Waterman, formerly
.aEliacturer OF gold pens and pencils-one for
~" IN favor Of the Frazer q Geyer Company
f merchandise sold 10 fra OF which Waterman
sa& partner. and the other for 81. .454 in favor
= NC estate of William Z. Chapman. Inc. as
-oorser on q note
a transcript Il judgment from Broome County
- nlec against John G. HaC6Ock in favor OF
'qqoqock Blanchard & Co. for IS. .S2 S.
suogmeII for s. 40 entered against the In
eepeaoent Manufa ctuTing Company Of Brooklyn.
- isFor Of the Crucibe Steel Company of Amer
ID Tor steel W.-e
New-York tribune., 1906-09-27
CONFER ON MONEY SITUATION.

Department whose special duty is the supervision
of customs and internal revenue matters. In
the city yesterday and visited the custom house
and the Sub-Treasury. He also had conferences
on the money situation with several bankers and
Is expected 70 report his conclusions TO Secretary
cbsU W an once The arrangements for meeting the
October interest and dividend requirements will
Mace n heavy strain on the money market, and IL
issiefexed IN good quarters that the Secretary will
today or tc-morrow announce plan VI relief
New-York tribune., 1906-09-27
scHmITTeeRcER TRIAL POSTPONED

the trial Of Inspector Max Schmittberger post
pone6 Indefinitely. Yesterday was the day named
for the submitting Of briefs by counsel and prose
c7TT0T IN the trial. The Commissioner said IL would
foke him a week 10 read the briefs Of both
sides At the end OF that time. he said. he would
decide whether he would sustain Mr. Littletons
motion 10 dismiss the charges against the inspector
or 20 on with the trial.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-27
4TL4NT4 At PEACE.
Nero Districts Quiet, and Business
Is Resumed.

..,.r,a Sent. 26-Au the militia on duty were
.-,,bs-.,-- 81 noon today. the out-of-town COM
-.r,sr bs,rr returned 10 their homes. The local
oo-,r,snss however. are under arms at the ar
n1ory ready for emergency
IN the Negro districts perfect oroer preVal4s
trs the terror OF mob rule has passed away
II Negroes are at work. and peace mas oeeh
rsstored a. al points
TIE situation is in the hands Of public order
ss5 safetv committee. aided by the Mayor, po-
Ice and county authorities.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-27
REAPPoRTioNMENT PLAN UPHELD.

saratoga, \. y, Sept. 2e-The Appellate Di-
-|1l of the Supreme Court this afternoon ended
am ual grand term here. Before adjourning
bo,Sees ne justices handed down a decision up
tbs NE reap3ortionment plan adopted by
f1lo-a-ss s'slaiure last year. The decision is as
eifb ~ s matter of the application of Milton F.
C9p-sI" lot "a writ Of mandamus against John +
e5ln,o-, secretary ~ State. o~der affirmed: no
'A- Al coccur."
New-York tribune., 1906-09-27
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL.
STATIONS E3ot Wst, ti6sFsy 19s St: =; X

STATIONS Foot Liberty St. N X
(West I'D 81. y. R.
Time shown below is from Liberty 81.
West &3d 81. leaves 10 minutes earlier. ex-
cept as noted by designating marks
EASTON, BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN
AND MAUCH CHUNK-z4 90 G.15 Eas-
tom. s.1O A NJ. 40. 4-4O 500 CO5. As
Easton only) P. NJ. sun. "A. 80 A. N.
90 800 and SEQ P. N.
WILKESBARRE AND SCRANTON - o. 10
A NJ. 10. 500 P. NJ. Sunaays. IA so
a NJ. 500 P. NJ
L A K L W o o D. LAKEHURsT, TOMS
RIVER AND BARNEGAT-z4.0O 90. 8 40
A NJ. 1.3O. 500. Lakewood and Lake
hurst only. k3 40 Sundays. 100 A II.
@. 40. Lakewood and LakehursO.
ATLANTIC CITY-'s. 20 A. NJ. x1-o0. k3 40
LONG BRANCH. AsBURY PARK. OCEAN
GROVE, POINT PLEASANT-z4.O 90. $50.
as,15. $50 $50, j12.Ol. sundays, except
Ocean Grove. 10 A NJ. 100. 80 ?. y
ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS. sEABRIGHT
BRANcHEz4 l StHf IA 90. nE5S $50 a. $50 i8o 4, II.
l-3o. 40. $50. $50 P. IL Sundays. s-3O
A. N. 400 NJ >,-,c
HIGHLANDS. SEABRIGHT. L o y @
BRANCE. ASPURY PARK. OCEAN
GROVE. SPRING LAKE. POINT Pleas
ANFGPif5 4 n. i? 80 o. 500 r. l1S S 45 e z. Iong Long
Branch only P. NJ. sundays. e,25 a NJ.
LOO IS S NJ Pier 70 10 & r. Il csf15 ;sli5
p. NJ. to z. Long Branch only P. VI.
Sundays. 10 A. NJ, J. 30. $40 P. n.
READING, HARRISBURG, POTTSNILIE
AND WILIIAMSPORT : z4.O0. "A 80
$500. $40 1000. 100 a NJ, Reading
.only). p.f.OO !. 20. 200 p. NJ Reading.
Pottsville. Harrisburg only. T4-oO. . o.
80 P. NJ, %z430. moo. mS.OO 800
m-IOOO. s11.O0 A. NJ. m'12 90. mi 20.
900 900 400 ms50O. ms 90, 100.
IS 90 q. 90. p1O 80 P. NJ. t'l2 Is mtt.
PHILADELPHIA
ga so. M 90, ms 90. '9 90. m%10.o0. III 90.
n1.1o 90 mi 90 - 90 900 - 90. ms. 90.
mse.Oo. 100. tsOo. 300. p1O-3O P. NJ.
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
500 m"1COO. m"12 90. 200. mt'4 90.
u7s6.OO. 100. j%12.15
.Daiiy' +Daiiy. except Sunday. pSun-
davs tParlor cars only. Via Tamaqua-
aExcepI Saturdays. mDining Car xSatur-
days only. zFrom Liberty ST only.
From Twenty-third Street-h5- 20 P. NJ.
c3 so p. NJ. e122O P. NJ, "a 30 P: NJ.
iII5o P NJ h3. 20 p. NJ. v5 20 P. NJ. hi 20.
Ofices: Liberty St West 23d St. Aston
5th Av. 2sl 9th Av., 25 Union Square
West. 2T9s Sd Av., 105 West l25th St, 20
Columbus Av. New York; Court St. 34S.
IA Fulton St 479 Nostrand Av-. Brook
lvr: $40 Broadway. Williamsburg New
York Transfer Co calls for and checks
baggage 10 destination.
w G. BESLER. W. C. HOPE
vice-Pres. & Gen. Mgr. Gen Pass'r Agent.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-27
MUNTwyLER PLEADS cUILTY

-alch 70 the surprise Of the District Attorneys s
: .1lee and Judge Foster Charles J. Muntwyler. Of
80 He East seth street. who was brought here
.-esoay night from Philadelphia on the charge OF
css-f2, pleaded guilty 70 the charge in Part I Of
r-.eral Sessions yesterday afternoon. lie was re
,-'1 ,'S1'1ed 10 Tie Tombs until october 9, when he
-. O. sentenced. II is believed the Dis
" Attorney win move that The trials cf Thomas
L.-elihy ana mis- wife. who calls herself Irene
~ hDNn who implicated with LunfWyIer, will
y tli Or the calendar this week.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-27

y Y. y. H s. HARTFORD r r.
Trairs Cep1rt from Grand Central station.
All = ana 4Jh Ave as follows for
TOSTON via New LONDON & Prov. 500.
Il 1000. 'xtl0:02 A. n. = 90
sSl3:oO p NJ, via Wlimlntic-t's:0
NJ f@-O0 = N via SPfd -Te-I4
4 NJ I2:uO "'4-OO. "1l.CO 7. NJ
W-IJTTF MOL -NTAISS. ST. ALBASS and
"6IrFREC'. ssis:4O \ NJ. 800 p. NJ
wore ESTER and FITCEBURG. via PUT
NAN-+3.53 Z. NJ
I.4KEvu.IE and NORFOLK - tf9:O2
A NJ. 1881 P NJ
O. harrington. Stockhridge. Lerox. Pitts
fsld@}3.54 "'9:G2 NJ. Fl -. 1881 2 NJ
.frket Offices 81 ctiraud Central Station
,,d rI25th St also at c2+5. 1900 cl354
Bway. c25 Union square. cls2 Filth Ave.
-s45 columbus Ave. cti9 Madison Ave.
cIG5 w ls5th ST 219S Third Ave In
ProoI<lvn. a Court s.. 4T9 Nostrand Ave.
sDaiiv Except Sundays saturdays
ortv Vstops ar 18th 81. xStops AZ i25th
= SUNDAYS only. tFarlor Car Limited
iiFIas dining car. cParior aud Sleeping Car
tickets also
New-York tribune., 1906-09-27
Through Daily Trains 70 the West
Lackawanna Railroad.

r<ave y. Y. Barclay. christopher. ". 23d
< 90. M-Fo- Ringhamton and Elulira.
80 90 A. M.-For Buffalo. Chicago anG 81.
Louis
81 40 p M-For Buffalo and Chicago.
e 90 p M-Fo- Scranto and Plymouth
-.e * . M-For Buffalo and Chicago.
.s - p N-For Buffalo, Syracuse. ithaca.
% 40 !. ago-Sleepers open $50
p NJ
--,,l,s-s at 40 400. 1888. 1924 Broadway.
$50 Fulton st Bklyn. 'Dally.
r,vca-. SUNDAY. zLeaves Christopher 81.
clio P VI. weekdays
New-York tribune., 1906-09-27
a,,ve SILVER FOR MINT.

e.,t 2i-The Director OF the Min,
Na@I'ili '' .s, 80 ounces OF fine silver al q ~
pIi ha+o' t"-li TED II the DeaveE mint.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-27
BO 8 T @ Rl AER AER F95NTS E23EzxF i

BIOS T @ El AER AER F95NTS E26IzSB. T.
FALL, RIVER LINE via Newport and Fan
River I've. Pier 10, y. r, # Warren ST.
pI-ctrIa ava Puritan Orchestra on each
PPOVIDENCE LINE for Providence. Bos-
ton and East Leave Pier IS. y. R, fo9t
Murray St week days only. 800 /. N
ttesmers Providence new and Pilgrim
Orchestra on each ,.z
SDW REDFORD LINE for New BedLoTd'
Nartha's Vineyard and Nantucket I've
t1iar 4O y r. fl Clarkson St, week days
oniv AZ 500. IT. East 22d St, $40 P. NJ
steamers Maine and New Hampshire
NORWICH LINB via New London Leave
arIy q ? NJ Strs city OF Lowell and
TTW HAVEN LINE for New Haven,
Hartford and North. I've, Pier % o. r. =. r.
3 p. NJ Str. Richard Peck
New-York tribune., 1906-09-27

.DyERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for
re Tribune received az their Uptown
O-.sre No 1854 BToadway. between 3ith
an y-th SITS. until O'Clock p. n. AIVer-
IL. NJ. uts received at the following branch
crFlces at regular oftce rates until O clock
IN viz pa Sth ave. p cor. 3}I St
i5g cfb ave. cor 19th 81 % East i4t1 -
ar- West 42d ST. between eth and Sth aves
af3 West I25rh ST 1898 81 ave. between
- I-OS 1s+ ave. near s9rh ct: 157 East
ior.h st : T56 fremont ave. co 81 ave.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-27
Double=Qnick Movement
in Regina Music Boxes

The prices at which we are
offering genuine Regina Music
Boxes during this sale have
brought crowds of music-loving
people to our new store. The
Regina is the instrument that
has brought the music box into
its own. Its beautiful tone, per
feet mechanism and its famous
disc principle, by which it rem
ders an unlimited variety of the
worlds greatest compositions,
make its appeal universal.
Here is an inkling of the saw
ings to be had this week:
New-York tribune., 1906-09-27
RAILROADs.
PIEMMSVLV ANlA
K ALL AID.


STATIONS foot OF West Twenty-third st.
and DesbIosses and Cortlandt SITS.
5S Ihe leaving time from DesbTOsses ana
Cortland Streets is FIVE minutes later than
mat given below for Twenty-third street
station.
FOR THE WEST.
"a 55 a. NJ. CHICAGO SPECIAL
- 50 y. NJ. PITTSBURGH DAY EXP
'lO.OS "A II. THE PENNSYLVANIA LIN
TIED. = Chicago. Cincinnati
and St. Louis.
-. % P. II ST. LOUIS LIMITED.
81 80 p. VI. CHICAGO. CINCINNATI ana
ST LOUIS EXPRESS.
1855 P. NJ PENNSYLVANIA SPECIAL
is hours TO Chicago
'4-65 P. NJ CHICAGO LIMITED.
.5.55 p. NJ. WESTERN EMP PHEsS.>-c.r,
1926 P. n. ST. LOUIS AND ClNCiN-
NkTI EXPRESS
755 p. NJ PACIFIC EXPRESS c,>-
IS % P. NJ CLEVELAND AND CiNClN-
NATI EXPRESS.
'9b5 p. NJ PITTSBURGH SPECIAL
WASHINGTON AND THE SOU II u y.
'755, %. 60 25. 1886. '1O55 a; m. - -
i,ed'S. "S .8.S = s q .455' .5'55 8. % ?; NJ
a. no no nigh! 1s 3 EgBsay g "a
Limited'0. -s Is. -4.25. - 81, 800 30
?. m. u 10 night.
ATLANTIC COAST I.INE--'9 - a m anu
sEAB6ARD o1 Air L1NE,-1225 ?, m. and
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAT.-
.3. 25 p. m. daily. .-u
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY. 90 90
a m. weekdays: '1o.55 a. m ana %
roR q OLD Id POINT COMFORT and NOR.
FOLK.-'7.25 a m. weekdays ana o-''
Atlantic cITY-s55 a n. and 2.5' p m.
Week1days efl SUNDAYS. o,i 100 a. an. m:
LONG BRANCH. ASBURY PARK ocean
Grove) North Asbury Park sundays and d9
Point Plea SAINT, S 55 a. m, 122o, %
S.25. 425, ! IS and 655 p. m. week-dayS.:
Sundays %, @ 25. 10.55 a. n and 40
FOR PHILADELPHIA. .o
SOS. e %. s7.55. s25. s.55. % p. %
'+1O55. -1O.55. '1155 a. m, II 3 IL 90 90
'+155. .155. 21O 2.55. -. -. 3 % ~.
onlv) '555. .e. %, 6.55. 755. SIS. SO,
o25 955 for North philadelphia only)
p m IL 10 night weekdays. Sundays'
sos .T55 s25. e25. 955. 90
'10.65 a m. Il %. az. 55. II %. rI;;2''
.825 ass - * C't455 for North Phiia-
s25 s65, 925 C955 for North Philadei-
phia only p n. 10 night
.Dining Car 80
Ticket offices. Nos. 461. 1884. ana liV
Broadway: Is2 Fifth Avenue Coelow 90
St): 263 Fifth Avenue corner 18th St),
and stations named above; Brooklyn, 4
Court Street. 33G Fulton Street, 4ts
Nostrand Avenue. 800 Broadway ana
Pennsylvania Annex station The New
York Transfer Company will call for ana
check baggage from hotels and residences
through 10 destination
Telephone ''543 Chelsea for pennsylvania
Railrcsd Cab Service
". W ATTERBURY. X WOOD,
General Manager Pass'r Trafnc Manager.
GEO ". BOYD.
General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-27

Bathroom Fixtures
Quality the Best-guaranteed
Assortments-Largest-
PriceS-LOwest-
A great variety of well chosen, prac-
tlcal pieces-no snowy, useless
styles-quality the best-heavy
nickel on solid brass-no better
made.
square and oval-sor wall. tub or
N6 f9-. 30. SO. 80 to 1.19
SPONGE RACK+tor tub or wall
SO. 70. 80 to I 80
GLASS HOLDERS. ...-.--... % 70 80
PAPER ROLLER AND BOXES
10. .25 So SO to 1.19
TOOTH BRUSH HOLDERS
.12. .25- SO. 80 70 rs
TOWEL BARs-IncIuding Glass and and
.36a Sc '' 80. 40. .e5 to 2.1e
MATCH EOXES-ror wall
paTICr or safety matches 40 TO 80
ROBE AMI. CLOTHES HOOKS
one, two or three prong 3 TO 80
COMBINATION PIECES
For sponge or Soap 80 to 1 50
Tooth Brush and Glass. .....
Soap and Tooth Brush. .-.. 20
Oak Bath Seats-.......-. .65 70 10
Glass Shelves
Is 20 80 inch.....---.-. 1.75 10 8 50
Towel Rings. .21 TO 20
/ Towel Rollers. .---.--.. t-1S
Ring or Wash Bag Hooks. .
Towel Pins .-........-... Is to .25
| Dath Thermorneters-with chain rs
| All prices are for best quality-Di1er-
I ences In quotations are due to weight.
| construction and decoration
! SarllaS the new Wall Oh Cloth
/ In every design and eolor
Leather Cloth
I Ffandsous and durable
; for covering chairs. tables.
dashs cushions. books. etc
1.rk green. maroon, black
/ 6~nwn-d,ii and bright nnish-
| 30 -tnrh-iizht weight. .-.--....-. ~
Extra Heavy ...s.-....ss 's. AZ
| II will pay TO look at this fabric
| thick as leather. looks Ike u and
nIls q wide range % rss2A