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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-19
Personals.

Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Byrd are So
journing In Toronto, Canada.
Miss Ray Almond of Gainesville is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Fred Gates.
>
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dean and
daughter, Miss isabel, are in Sulphur
church affairs in her town.
II. l.. Sanders is spending the day
in Sulphur.
Mrs. 4. n. Coleman Is entertaining
Miss Fern Rhamy and Miss Hopkins
CT Denison this week,
Miss Nellie bean. a charming girl of
Oklona, Miss, is the guest OF her
brothers, Paul and Max Bean.
Mrs. Russell Williams and children
and Miss Jennie Williams are in Sui.
phur for a few days.
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Mr.. and Mrs L. +. Guillot are
spending a few days in Dallas, on a
visit to relatives and friends,
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Miss Simpson, who was the guest of
Miss Lillian McNees, has gone TO Sui
phur TO spend some time before re-
turning home TO TeXarkana,
-
Miss Sue Frame and Miss Nellie
Bean of Oklona, Miss, me guest of
..r, ana Mrs Paul. Bean. have gone TO
sulphur to speud a few days at that
popular resort.
-I.--
Mr., and Mrs. Love and children de-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-19

BARBERs' JoURNEYMEN INTER
NATIONAL UNION-Meets nrst
and third Monday nights In each
month. Jim Wilklns. president; El
mer Wright, secretary.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-19
Plano Tuner.

Prof NJ. d. Miles of Oklahoma City
will be In Ardmore until Wednesday.
Aug 23rd, leave orders for tuning at
Armstrong, Byrd & Co, 2li W. Main
Street. 10
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-19

INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD
OF ELECTRICAL WORKERS.
Meets second and fourth Friday
nights OF each month. T.. VI. Parker
president; A. A. Holcomb, seers
tary.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-19

CARPENTERS AND JOINERs' or
AMERICA. No. l02S--Meets ever
Thursday night. 1880. at Union
Hall. d. +. Cox. president: ID. N
Ferguson. secretary.
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RETAIL CLERKS I. P. UNION. No
635-Meets second and fourth Moa
day nights In each month. Louis
S, Sheikowlts. president, J. b Horn.
secretary.
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THE ARDMORE TYPOGRAPHICAL
UNION, No. Gl9.--Meets first Fri
nay IN each m,nth at 5;l5 p. m a.
Union Hall ]. W. Golledge, Press.
dent; d. b. Gaines. Secretary.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-19

parted Friday for Manitou, Colorado,
to spend the remaisder Of the heated
term in the Rockies. They were &C.
comnanied by MRS. T. a. Thurmond.
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Mr.. and Mrs. W. n. Byrd have ar
rived safely In Toronto, Canada, and
few days will be spent in sight
seeing in that section. They recently
visited Niagara Falls. Buffalo and Chi.
cago and according to reports have
had an elegant eating.
q
Mr.. Carl Patterson who has been in
town the past year connected with
the lana Office. has oeen transferred
to Auskoges and will leave for his
new home in few days. Mr.. Patter-
son will be missed as he has proven
himself quite a favorite in social cir.
Cles.
quite a number OF young folks went
to Sulphur yesterday to spend Sun.
.'uay and pleasant time Is anticipated.
Among the recent visitors to Ard.
more was Mrs. Leo T.. Bennett OF
Muskogce. wife of Marshal Bennett
o. the Northern district Mrs. Ben.
nett is quite prominent In social and
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-19

Two shipments OF fresh cirdios
every week. w sen l.uvucys
EggloT's and Allcgrotl's
l5.2 .. v SEGNLG.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-19

on Saturday morning DR. Haley
and Judge Rails entertained the East
ern Stars In a very unique manner
by giving them --Ightful tally-ho
ride over the city.
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LADIES':

Make your orders for tailor i'edo
suits. coats, skirts and riding skirts
with
1gIm !. J. STOLFA.
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The many friends OF Misses May
and Eunice Lowdcn wul be delighted
to learn that they arrived in the city
friday from Philadelphia and will
make their home with their sister
Mrs j. n. Dodson.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-19

Don't buy your buggy until you
have seen our line and get our prices
and terms,
1913 NOBLE BROS.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-19

Original laxatixe couGH syrup, Ken.
nedy's Laxative Honey and Tar Nc
Opiates. Sold by Hoffman Drug Co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-19

BRICKLAYRRS', NASONS' AND
PLASTERERS' INTERNATIONAL
UNION No. 9--Meets every satur
day night. ]. II. Dixon, president;
A. Il. Brown. secretary,
PAINTERS, DECORATORS AND PA
PERHANGERs UNION NO 22s,-
Meets the second and fourth Satur
day nights Of each month at Union
Hall
T. J WAGES, President,
T e ARNER. Secretary.
TEAdsTERs' UNION, No 5ss-J
u. DeAimoad, president g W
Young, secretary
hRnMORE TRADES COUNCIlr
Meets Grst and third Friday nlghts
10 each month at Labor Hall. W.
q. Reaves, president; D. n. Fergu-
son, secretarv.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-19

w. c. Downing, a former resident
Of Ardmore but now of Corpus Christi,
Is in the city visiting his sister. Mrs.
Ed Sandlln. Mr.. Downing is thinking
of locating here again and his many
friends will welcome his return.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-19
ivy cent cigar
H1LIDO Made In ArdmOrc

Bulk candles always fresh at
1872 SEGALE'S.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-19

Mr.. o.. T. Conner, prosecuting at.
tJrney of Kiowa county and a very
prominent legal light, is enjoying n
pleasant vacation. the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Byron Drew.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-19

T J WAGES, President.
T G WARNER. Secretary
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Mr., and Mrs. Love and children de-
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07

oncers from the board of directors is something
new IN corporate management. IL is a clever move
70 eVade presenting them for the suffrages OF the
policyholders. but IL is vicious and unsound IN
principle. 1t demonstrates the desperate shifts OF
the people who manipulating this election, 70
avoid a vote Of a want of confidence in the old
manag cement.
me election Of this administration ticket means
mat tne pohcyholders satisfied with the exist
ing conditions. that they do 10 sever the
lies with them
II was announced yesterday that the English
representatives of the International policyholders
conn GoI155tee would be Lord stoswald and j. s Har,
Laouu- -f1ailner NJ. p. The English pOicyholdeTs
committee will consist OF these men and Lord
15rnstrong, Lord Northcliffe. A. Seayerne, NJ. P;
h1TDtFkson Lawson. Mr. HawOrth and Mr.. Booth.
r. . IWo NAustrian members are to be added to the
oTTFhlan >DOlicyholders' committee
II was learned yesterday that Louis A. Thebaud
SIII-!!hh-Iaw or ex-President Richard A. McCurdy.
~ hSs peen travelling in the Austrian TyrOl with
II IL atnern-law: had decided return America.
ras, LIS Deel acting as companion to the former
- or the Mutual. but will soon relieved
D,It Dr IIHoOert r. McCurdy. who sailed for Europe
MS rather IN October
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07
GALLATIN BANK INCREASES SURPLUS
Takes 81 100000 from Undivided Profits TO
Permit Making of Larger Loans.

The Galatin National Bank has taken $1,000
900 from It's undivided profits and added IT to Its
surplus. which stands at 100000. With
the surplus at $1,000. OOO as heretofore the bank.
which has sl,OOO.OOO capital. could under the re-
cent amendment OF the National Bank act make
single loan exceeding 100000. The increase
of the surplus to 100000 will permit ii to make
loans of $500 600 each.
The bank increased It's surplus on the day on
which the Controller OF the Currency's circular
waa received but the fact did not become public
until yesterday. The Liberty National Bank
made similar increase in surplus for the same
reason day or two ago. and II is expected that
several other national banks will enlarge their
capital or surplus in order TO be able 10 H.
larger single loans.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07

as follows:
II I remember correctly. President NcC.prav 10
Novembera $50 life In Insurance Company sent in
over to Mayor Strong on November Is 1899
Mayor Strong. Mr.. speyer explained, acted as
treasurer OF theesubscription funds
II would seem that Mr. speyer. who has resigned
rom the board OF trustees since tile Truesdale
o was appptnted. did not know that his
l, l,ae had been placed in te list OF those having
snllo"Iease rf campaign contributions until that
'5 s,l Vas printed yesterday. The schedules and ex
I. ,1,nts of the committee were not presented in
p.ttu form 10 the trustees. and they do not know
44al 4et an they contain President Peabody several
SSays ago sent vigorous letter to Mr.. Truesdale
~ some Of this information, but yet he
mas received only part Of IL
~ ~ Is understood that a number of the trustees
- Iot al tosether pleased with the form in which
se ne. report was presented. and there may be pro-
iessls from others than Mr. Speyer.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07
STEAMBOATS,.
B @ 8 T Cd M

wireless Telegraphy on all Steamers.
ALL RIVER LINE; via Newport and ran
KlNer: Leave lier 49, y, r.. foot OF var var
Ten ST.. week days and sundays at S;1O
p NJ Strs. Priscilla and Puritan Orchss
ira on each.
PROVIDENCE LINE for Providence. -Bes
ton, East and North. I've. Pier IL. \. IL
IT, Murray ST., week days only, 600 r. a.
's5rs, SS[s, Prc1idenes Uewl and Pilgrim Oi-
NEW BEDFORD LINE for New Bedford,
Marthts Vineyard and Nantucket. Leave
hler 40. y. r.. foot of C'larxson st week
Gays only. at 500 p. NJ Pier lO East
hiyer. foot East 22d St. $3.50 r. NJ. Strs.
NORWICH LINE for New London. Block
Island, Norwich, Watch Hill. Narraganseu
lier. Worcester East and North. I've. Pier
4V n: r.. II. ClarksOn St. week DAYS only.
S:OO = M Day trip Mondays, see below.
StTs city ~ Lowell and Chester w. Chaplin.
SOUND on Mondays (only). Str. Chester W.
Chapin Tvs Pier 80 n r.. 1000; Pier az.
p. r. ft. East 22d ST. 1O:45 A. NJ; due
New London 5:lJ r. NJ Close train cohnec-'
tlon there for Norwich. Watch Hill, Nara
sansett Pier. Providence. Boston. Regular
tickets, $3.50. Good returning from New
London same or Tuesday night: due y. y.
next morning. returning by rail same day,
due \. Y. lN0 p, NJ. $3.50.
NEW HAVEN LINE for New Haven. Hart
ford. Springfield and North. SIR. Richard
M ; Sundays $3.50 a. NJ leaves It. f.
22d St, week days. 800 ?. NJ; Sundays,
NOOO A. Al Sundays due New York on re
Tickets and Staterooms. all lines. at ~
Park Pl., 24J, 6I3 1875 and 1855 Broadway.
- Union So. 1S2 Fifth Ave. go Madison
ave, 2a5 Columbus Ave. 1O5 W 135th St
St9S Third Ave, and at Piers New York.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07
JAuES SPEYER OBJECTS.
Says Trucsdale Report List Does
Him an Injustice.

James speyer. whose name appeared in the tab
rated list accompanying the Truesdae report OF
NE Mutual Life Insurance Company being
snorg those who had knowledge OF campaign
eo'fouiions having been given prior TO fits having
'en brodght out in the Armstrong investigation"
aa Yesterday that the placing Of his name in this
- without al least giving mis- reply the Trues-
- committees question. did him an injustice.
Ai'si the fact that Mr. Speyer's name had been
.Nesa IN this list was printed in The Tribune yes
. 1g. William H. Truesdale. chairman Of the
-'Hi''ee' sent the following letter 10 this paper:
Of Ta Trlns Es 10 the statement made in the columns
h. S..lne ne Tribune OF this date 10 the effect that WT
oon,. ss Lie who had knowledge of the eomDsuy' 3
SSss4.6,eqtions 10 political campaign funds mad
a. inquiry made by our committee on fhis mat
h n-ae anOe OF explanation was not appended and
FfbS;.lef TO correct any misapprehensIon on This
tie eo5,,s - - proper 10 give Mr.. Speyers answer to
i'See' copy OF which inclose.
,rp.,.s seyers answer to the question sent to each
-, az to whether or not he had knowI-
,., OF campaign contributions. which uas or,s,-
o.. Impressed, along with the other repIies re-
which is now given out. was as follows
bought mo no knowledge prior TO the fact being
lhguiTg ~ ou' NJ the manner stated IN the foregoing
funds II sny contribution from the counDany'e
psss s q other kind or Of the time aoiInt az n,5r
3aes as etvo- 80 pa yments and to whom paid. The
q yoo, y may. however come within the snirit
vas IN nv on org;;i ,; sitnough this sound money fund
"plhion not political campaign fund
lie o,s.- t.-l0t referred to- which In common with
sas ,n,- sAilDits before the Trgesdale committee
speysr "nen the report was given out Mr.
fafy ,,o 'so me history OF the INDIANAPOLIS None
sbich l..eition Of 1893 non-partisan movement
W. sns,.4 GATED plan for currency reform
t.svs,.. too how he, as one OF the New Yor,
subse,s- 70 tne convention. assisted in obtaining
70 meet the expense os printing and
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07
SITE FOR EXCHANGE.
Consolidated Obtains Plot at Broad
and Bearer Streets.

4he building committee of the Consolidated
Stock and Petroleum Exchange recently obtained
an option TO buy plot of 1860 square feet at the
southeast corner OF BrOau and Beaver streets. 1t
then sent notices about the option to the members
OF the Exchange, and asked them whether or not
the option should be exercised. majority of the
members told the committee that the site
Ideal one for new home for the Exchange. and
favored the purchase of the plot. The owners Of
the parcel have agreed TO sell the property for
about 100000. Horace s. Ely & Co. aad Leroyi
Edsars are the brokers in the deal.
1t was generally understood yesterday that con-
tracts to purchase the site would be signed before
noon to-day. 1t learned, however, from
trustworthy source that the negotiations for the
purchase of the land may not be perfected until
about Wednesday Cf next week
The site which the building committee of the
Consolidated Exchange has decided is suitable for
a structure which will be a fitting home for the
Exchange is little block south of the
Stock Exchange block west of the Cotton Ex-
change and one block east of the Produce Ex-
change and the Custom House. On all sides
of the property large bank and office buildings
The site was owned for long time by the City
Real Property Investing Company. The City In
vestng Company and the Century Realty Company
are the present owners. The plot has frontage or
9sS feet in Broad street and 1171 feet in Beaver
street. The southery line is 1867 feet and the
westerly line 992 feet. The Consolidated Exchange
intends to erect building with accommodations on
the lower nOors Tor the EAchdhse anu WIN 0'i'O'S
the upper floors.
The Consolidated Exchange has occPied for
many years the building at the northeast corner
of Excnange Place and Broadway. The lease on
this property held by the Exchange has six more
yeas to with the privilege of renewal for
twenty-cne years. AT the expiration Of the present
lease the property was to be reappraised.
The lease has been purchased by the Knicker-
becker Trust Company, which has also bought the
fee OF the lard. 1t is thought that the Knicker-
booker Trust Company intends. to erect on the
Broadway site a big modern Office building.
It was reported yesterday that the sellers q: the
Broad street property will finance the building
which is to be erected the Broad street plot for
the Consolidated Exchange il the Exchange buys
the property. The Exchange building will Re
structed it is said, by the Fuller Construction
Company. The $4,000 which the Consolidated Ex-
change is said 10 have received for its lease its
present home will he turned over to the cOntrac-
tors as a first payment.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07
TERMS FOR LEASE MADE.
Produce Erchange Office Building to
90 to Realty Com pany.

The special committee appointed by the board OF
managers of the Produce Exchange Just after the
recent annual election. to enter into negotiation
with a view to placing the management of the ex-
changes office building in the hands Of some realty
company. has decided to close contract with one
Of the companies it definitely learned yester-
day afternoon.
Bids have been submitted the proposition by
practically all Of the realty companies in the city
With which company the committee, which has
power close the bargain, has come to terms could
not he ascerraned yesterday. 1t has been estimated
that the exchange will save about $4,000 year
by turning the control of its properly to
realty company, which will take full charge of the
renting of offices and OF all the details of manage
ment
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07
CURB BROKERS GO TO JERSEY.
Evade Stock Transfer Tax-Movement Not
Expected To Be Large.

Several brokers who make a speciality of
dealing in the low priced mining shares in the
New York curb market have definitely decided
10 transfer their operations Jersey City
They have obtained quarters at No. 50 Mont
gomery street. Jersey City, and will begin busi-
ness there on Monday.
The movement is the outcome of the enforce
ment OF the amended Stock Tax law, which
compels a tax OF two cents a share on all selling
transactions, irrespective of par value. The
movement is entirely individual and IL is the
intention OF those in charge to conduct an open
board. 1t is not thought that enough brokers
will betake themselves TO Jersey City to de-
plete noticeably the curb crowd
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07
STATE BANK TO INCREASE CAPITAL.
Directors Vote for Stock Dividend Of $780,
600 Out of Undivided Profits.

The directors of the State Bank, which on
Thursday was admitted to membership in the
Clearing House Association. have voted 10 in
crease the capital stock of the institution from
100000 to s1oOOOoO. in accordance with the re-
ouirement prescribed by the Clearing House
committee for admission to membership in the
association. TIE increase in capital will be ef-
fected by declaring stock dividend of 100000
out of undivided profits. The bank will then
have s1,OOOOOO capital and 100000 surplus.
A special meeting Of the stockholders will be
held within two or three weeks to take action
on the recommendation of the directors.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07
Sg14lII:T!l!El
@sgssR ''-''.'..'...
IEETL

,,... aEEIH preserved to middle age are
n sure to last out ones life time.
i...I greatest known preseuatiye Of the
s.a . Is SOZODONT. Whyp Be-
l;ee.,b - beng an Alkaline and Antiseptic
4 aEllo' sE It penetrates the minutest crevices
,.d' q teeth. destroying the deadly mouth
s,,,s,. and purifying the whole tooth
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07
Block Island, Orient, Greenport,
Shelter Island and Sag Harb0r.

Via Montauk Steamboat Co.'S Line
Leave New York, New Pier S, E r.
week days. except Saturdays and July Sd
and 4th. at S 90 +. NJ, arriving al Green
port at 700 A. NJ, connecting with
Steamer "Montauk." arriving al Block
Island $50 A. NJ.
Saturdays and July Sd; leave at 100
Block Island ZOO a. NJ On these DAYS
steamer from New York ruEs through to
Block Island.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07
@N.Y. 0ntarlo & Westerr RY. .M

ADVEH TlsEMESIs ana SUBSCRIPTIONS Tor
rhe Tribune received az their CproNu
Nflcs No 1854 Broadway. between Si,ta
snd 3Tth SITS. until o O'Clock 3. IN NtFer-
,4seulCnts received az the following tl1l- 2
ss-Ices 81 regular cfilce tate> until : Q ocipcN
~ ON ave. cor f2th -; r3 fesl lstn :,
~ Wet ga 81 between 9t1 and 80 svrs-
.srh ,nt F7fh 80. ~. - ave. r-sr n.s1
~ f7ns lsf ave. nrar syn - iti las
f.3,h 81 1oo fremont ave; $50 90 at-.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07
T@OY l0EIE,
BCpsoN RIVER ROUTg

HUDSON RIVER ROUTE.
NEW YORK-TROE.
Str "City Of Troy" or Saratoga" Leave
Pier 46 West 10th ST. Daily texcept Satur-
day. 8 P NJ.
SUNDAY STEAMERS TOUCH
AT ALBANY.
Direct connection at Troy with trains to all
points Dining rooms on main deck-Or-
chestra-LoW Excursion Rates. Booklets
ee--Automoblles carried.
Excursion:-Troy 500; Saratoga, 81 80;
Lake George. $6.35; Wilmington. Vt. IS. GO
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07
CUNARD LINE.

from 4 IS II-iI4 NUrJn River.
i.lN r.1.tUO.s Wa ~ E.EsNS SIONN.
LUCA-N -. .....-'.-...'. 'Ju-S - : 4. "A
I aroma -.... .JU.S - E-tfutiSa.- StIJ -
,,4a..... -Ju-y 4lO1rnlania-- -JuiJ -
.IALI,A LII Ar Ali l-ADts1A IL.
~. p4Uue4H T~lH screw S,eahlers.
Sl.A NUNiA..IUIy. IL. ~ a. M, Aus. ~o,OGt. II
t.N.~U.N r......... July 1', f.A.-; sep,. 1
.JU4y 81, L. SSrt. -
NkRNON Ii. DSON-N, u. \.
~, .,.,z 5t. opposite Jne BatCeTy.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07
sTFAME@ MARY EM@ELl
IPLE0PIL [LlMIE.
NE1H vnRK- -AInANv

NEW YORK-ALBANY.
HUDSON RIVER BY SEcARCHLIGHT
Steamers {. w MORSE. even dates July.
odd dates August. and ADIRONDACK. al
ternating, Is. Pier No. So " r., foot OF
Canal ST, p NJ and West l29th St $3.50
Z. N. GaiIy tSundays included). Direct con-
necti"n with express trains at Albany for
Saratoga Lake George. AdirOndacks and
thousand Islands. Orchestra Automobiles
carried. Time table and Summer Book. Free
Beautiful Hudson by Searchlight." Zoe.
NEW DOT BILE SERVICE
str DEAN RICHMOND leaves Pier -
n r. every. Monday Wednesday ann Fri
day at $50 T. Al, omitting w 12Oth St
Service equal tO regular steamers.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07

ADVERTIsEMEx-rs srd subscriptions Tor
The Tribune received at their UptOu !,
OffiCe No 1864 Broadway. between ais,n
snd %Ith stS.. until o'clock T. IN. Adve.-
dSemCnts received al the following bran-.t
sfiices At regular Office rates until n'cI0ch
g.. m. viz pa Sth ave. s. Q cor. 23d -
'53 9th ave. cor 18th ST.: 90 East i4th 81
s0I West s@d 81. between Tth and 18th avss.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07
MEw ,7ERsEY HEMTBa,.

uuEW tGmVIu U SUI E1t-L.
STATIONS E9O. s,, Liberty g ST. y R
lime shown bviOw IS iron Liberty 81.
West sd 81. leaves 10 minutes earier. e1-
cept as noted OY designating marks
EASIONs BErHlEHEM. ALLENTOWN
toni. S1O A N, L2O. +-4O. 5,U0 tbs. 50
-sston only p - SUM- z4-SO A. a..
WlLkESBARkE AND SCRANTON-0.l 10
A. a.. lSO. $40 F. M. sundays. zaS0
A. 81, S.0O P. ~
LAKEWOOD. LAkEHURSr. TONS EIV-
Err AND BARN NEGsAT-z "a 90. g. - a NJ
Is. l.S1. Su.e. LskeWood and I.akenurst oniy,
wood and Lakehurstl
Atlantic CIIY-'Y 50 a. 81. xl-Oo. "a. %
LONt; BRANCH. AsBURy PARK
OCEAN tSEON Z. POINT PLEASANT-
zs-UO. s.SO. s1OSO 1L5O a. 81. ex12 4u.
5.;iO. g. 30 jI2OI sundays. eTcspt tIceaI
Glove. 9.lj. 1O.SO A. IA. a.Ol. s.;,1 D. M.
ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS. SEAB3IGhT.
S2i ERSSeH ~ co. ssh $50 s. SAiE iI.so L aoNe S
i-'iO . So $50 GSO p. n sundays. SEQ
SANDY HOOK ROUTE FOR ATLANTIC,
BRANCH. ASBURY PARK, OCEAN
;EEs FEEA5ANTFFisr s A ! 81 : 4 / R 4 I9 E9iSr ss
eco. 9.35. 1O.3O a A.. 12.SO I.a1 S.OG
isss. SsS. 7.45 ?. 81 Pier 10 :. r.
edar 81 9 a. l0Ol 100 a. s.. go
zoo S.aS as. 500 no 2. a. SUNDAYS.
1910 A n. IuO. 400. = 10 a. ~
READING. HARRISRIi iEtS POTTSETI.I.E
AND WlI4LIAMSPORT-i izAOO z4aI
tStsl. a 10 u0tU. II-WI a. n Eeaiins
enlyl. plll-o0 lil.2O. t2OO r. ~ Resd-
lns, rolti. ne. Harrisburg ony, t&OJ.
PHlI4A DELPHIA
ez4SO. ms-OO, mS. 90 sAut. mslOO0 sff %
A. NJ. msl2-O0. m1OO s2.OU s3.O0 sS.Os8
meceO. mst0O. e5-OO fS.CO. eAOl plU 50
T. NJ. js12- Is mdt
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
: 90 melOm. msI2OO ms3O1 m4.sO0
mes HN son Jsl2 1s
-'Daiiy- +Daily except sunday rSundav,
1IerlcF cars only lINia TOmaolla Az
cert saturdays mDininE car y-nfrrr,74v. q.
only zFron Liberty ST OnIv
From Twenty third St-bS 2O p NJ
ca - p NJ. e12 ~ p NJ. g4s0 ~
~ % p NJ. k3>O P. n. v5.5o p M.
ofnces: Liberty 81. IVES, cd 81. Asto-
Nh Az. &sl 9th Av. - Union S0uare Wet
$tSS Sd AN-, ltn West 12jth ST as TO-
umeus Az. New Work. COurt 81 aaa.
Stf Fulton ST. 459 Nostrand Av BrooI,-
lyn: Sso BFoadN Nay. williamsburg Nes-
York Transfer Go. calls for and checks bag
sa~e 20 d~S5inatiau.
W. O. RF-SLFR a. N BTRT
Vice-Pres. & Gen Mg- Cen. Pass'r agent.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-07
TO TIVE

TN ] SNILL MUM / LtItS
Nl4 th- Ca.skiti Mountain. Ot.S Rrl Ca.-
XII and Iallersgiilr railways
Ieayins New York az asa and ll.l5 4 81
celly. cNcclt SUNDAY. and =. o. dGrys
9ut West SloTe trains leaving w. ga -
Z 80 ane lt;st - q. daily except Slnrag.
Aiso direct connection Wlt1 ire HUDSON
RlttH N.NA l.iNE ant the CATS Il
FNFNlNG LINE STEAMERS. NlkCHASD
TICKETS VIA cAT>klLL-