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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-03-16
Grand Opening.

The well known milliners, Kennedy
& Scott, began their annual opening
this morning and will continue all day
tomorrow A very attractive and un-
limited line OF spring and summer
millinery is on display
The new sailors, such as Little
Johnny Jones, Georgettes, Tommy
Atkins and other Styles especially
shown In coral, pale blue, bordeaux,
etc., are sure to attract attention, In
addition to these, the newest ideas
from the most up-to-date millinery
artists in the east can be supplied
here.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-03-16

That a copy Of these resolutions be
spread upon our permanent records as
we'll as sent to his wife and also pub
lished in the local papers.
w. e Butler
Rev. J. S. Hawkins
Rev. J. G, Brendel
Committee.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-03-16
The Revival.

The special services at the Baptist
church are increasing ] interest
from day to day. Rev. Carleton has
won the hearts Of all who have heard
him and is proving himself man OF
culture and refinement as well as a
powerful preacher Of the gospel.
The service Of yesterday afternoon
proved to be one of the most helpful
thus far in the services. Men and
women come away with the convic-
tion that Pentecost might come
here, we're they to do their part to
fulfill the conditions.
Last night Mr. Carleton spoke upon
"Power with God and with Man., US
ing the story of Jacobs meeting with
Esau, as the basis of his remarks BY
the use Of this incident Mr.. Carleton
made it clear that the successful Chris
tian must depend upon God for power
and wisdom, and that he must also
use to their fullest capacity his mem
tai endowment and his temporal pos
sessions. The sermon made a deep
impression.
Rev. Carleton's subject for tonight
will be: "The Greatest Theme Of
the Greatest Preacher. There will
be meeting for boys and girls at 8
D. m. on Saturday at the church Ii
is hoped that parents and teachers
both in the Sunday school and the
public schools will be present.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-03-16
WEEPING ECZEMA

II have used the Cuticura Remedies
for some years past. The Cuticura
Soap we are never without, and the
Ointment is the finest in the world.
1t has done wonders in curing my little
girl Of weeping eczema. Respectfully,
Mrs. ]. Z. MersdorEf, 80 W. 3rd ST.,
Madison, Ind, June q, 1905"
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-03-16

Miss Margaret Ralph, Robert Lee
Aliens brilliant new star in "She
Stoops to Conquer" will be the at
traction at the opera house on March
%, 1906 It is almost unknown for
audiences to remain seated after a
play has been finished, but such is a
common occurrence with this attrac-
tion. From the beginning to the fall
Of tile final curtain Miss Ralph seems
to hold them spellbonnd, and hardly
ever fails TO receive two or three re-
calls before allowed togo. She is sup
ported by an excellent company Of ar
lists, and complete scenery produc-
tion is carried.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-03-16
SLEEP FOR BABIES

Rest for mo.hers, instant relief and
refreshing sleep for skin-tortured
babies. in warm baths with Cuticura
Soap and gentle anointings with Cuti-
cura Ointment, the great Skin Cure,
and purest Of emollients.
sod throuehoui 1s world. CulicuTa soar. c-c Oinl-
ni s1e Eesoveal t11. fin folH ci lhoeois'e Cuaici
Trs Csc. Or vial Of o1l Potter Drur 8 Chem Corp.
500 rrrrs Boston. Mess.
~ 1i.iIll ts1l. 8 How 60 Clrs iof ihe ska
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-03-16
ron SALE -MrsCELLANEoUs

We will buy all the land you have
to sell. Come and see use. 5,
Avery. llo-us
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-03-16
; lime: LINE: CniGttain Wants : : TIME: LIME:
&OC PHONE ~ G0N

.. nr wants known IN the WANT COLUMN Of The Cheftain
w. ~ & Won rent your house help secure position we
can hep You your property TRY U.s. THREE LINES THREE TINES ~
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-03-16
HELP WANTED MALE

WANTED-A good printer Steady
employment. The Chieftain.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-06
COURTS HAZE BIG GRIST
fiction of Magistrates suith Unscise
CeIebrators Differs Widely.

Every police court in the greater city bore tes-
iimony yesterday than many had celebrated the
Fourth mot wisely but too WELL With some
districts yet 10 be heard FROM" the Manhattan.
Harlem and Brooklyn courts disposed Of 66S
cases.
Magistrate Finn had thrty-four prisoners be-
gore him in the Tombs court, all for firing off
revolvers. He discharged every one of them,
though their revolvers were confscated.
Justice Wyatt had fourteen youngsters to deal
with in the Children's Court. Their offence was
carrying pistols. Nearly all Of these were OF the
coy variety. Each Of the little prisoners was
fined 81.
Magistrate Wahle, in Essex Market court.
fined forty prisoners $40 each for discharging
zeyolvers These revolvers varied from the blank
cartridge variety to the largest Colt. Very few
OF them were able TO pay their fines.
Magistrate Whitman had fifty-four before him
sn the Yorkville court. He fined fifty S3 each
and discharged the others.
Sixty boys were fined 81 each by Magistrate
Walsh in the Westchester police court, and B.
Sumafosky paid s. because his revolver had
loaded cartridges in it. In the same court
Austen Kerrigan. Of No 1922 Webster avenue,
was held for further examination for discharg-
ing a blank cartridge which injured the eye OF
seven-year-old Ca51n McCree.
In the Harlem police court Magistrate Baker
held Rudolph Klein and his brother-in-law. Adam
Granke OF No. 167 East 18TH street, without
bail until Saturday in connection with tho
shooting of six-year-old Henry Ritter. Of No.
1Ss. opposite. The boy is in Harlem Hospital
and is likely 10 die KLEIN is accused OF hav-
snE fired from his window the bullet that hit
the boy. while Granke Is held as a witness
There were 14S prisoners besides these IN the
Harlem Court Forty-eight, mostly boys ar
raigned for firing blank cartridges. were dis
charged by Magistrate Baker. Four were held
IOr trial for firing loaded cartridges.
Magistrate Finelite had ninety-seven cases in
the West Side court He fined thirty-fiye boys
$5 each for discharging revOlvers.
There were two hundred prisoners in the
various Brooklyn courts. Nearly all dis
charged lightly fined. An Italian held
for trial for firing loaded cartridges.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-06
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

COACHMAN ana GARDENER.-By very
neat. tidy. smooth faced young man: take
excellent care Of horses, harness, carriages,
etc: generally useful: best references.
PETER. at Carpenters Bureau, 154 9th ave.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-06
CAPTAIN 0'BRIEN-HIs Wall.
New Gar Of Tenderloin Upset Because Raid
Was Made Over His Head.

"Oh. tickle fame!" said Captain O'Brien. Of
the Tenderloin station. last night Following
the falling OF the axe upon the head OF his
predecessor. Captain Hodgins, and his own as
cension TO the throne Car OF the TenderIOin.
Captain O'Brien thought how uneasy lies the
head that wears crown"
Like his dethroned predecessor. the new Gear.
who has held the reins for only a few days,
voiced the above sentiment because yesterday
afternoon men from Police Headquarters de-
scended on alleged poolrOom in West 18th
street and arrested three men without informing
him.
What will L be--the wilds Of Staten Island
or The Bronxo" asked the unhappy Car.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-06
JOCKEY AND WIFE LOCKED UP.
She the Widow OF Former Business AssO-
ciate of ]. D. Rockefeller

Robert Gilmore, ex-steeplechase jockey. Of No.
sDsl Ashland Place. st Louis and his wife, for
raerly Mrs Laura Brunert widow OF a former
associate Of the Rockefellers in the oil business
were locked up in the East 51st street police sta
sion last night. charged with disorderly conduct
fn the Vanderbilt Hotel. 42d street and Lexing-
ion avenue.
Gilmore was arraigned on July 2 before Magis-
frate Moss on the charge OF swindling the oil
mans widow out oG $4,000. The defendant set-
tied the case by marrying the complainant.
Since that time they mad been living az the Van
derbilk Hotel. =
From their rooms on the top floor sounds OF
The street Manager Matthew Lyons called In
policeman. who the managers complaint
placed husband and wife under arrest
= tii@ East 5lst street station Mrs. GiIlOre
zald EeT husband had stolen from her a diamond
New-York tribune., 1906-07-06
STEAMBOATS,.
BIOS TON ASR AS.R FSgSEzS FES2grIzSB HS

UJ w - u VI uI NEW ENGLAND
Wireless Telegraphy on all Steamers
FALL RIVER LINE via Newport and kau
River Leave Pier 10. y. r, foot o. TT.i9o
ren st., week days and Sundays at 0;1O
p. NJ. Strs. Priscilla and Puritan Orehss
PROVIDENCE LINE for Providence. Bos
ton East and North I've Pier So ls; n y Il II
Strs. Providence (Eev) and Pilgrim VI
chestra on each
NEW BEDFORD LINE for New Bedford.
MaFtha's Vineyard and Nantucket. Leave
Pier 80. N. r.. foot OF Clarkson St, week
River. foot East 23d St.. $50 P. n. strs.
Maine and New Hampshire
NORWICH LINE for New London. Block
Island. NorTich. Watch Hill, Narragansstt
Pier. Worceeter. East and North. 1--we. Pier
500 p. ~ Day trip Mondays. see below.
Strs- City OF Lowell ana Chester W. Chaplin
DAYLIGHT TRIP ON LONG ISLAND
SOUND on Mondays (only). Str. Chester ".
z r.. IT, East 22d ST., '1O:45 A. NJ; due
New london 5:15 P. NJ. Close train connec-
tion there for Norwich, Watch Hill. Nara
ganSett Pier. Providence. Boston Regular
Norwich Line rates. Special round trip
tickets. $3.50. Good returning from New
London same or Tuesday night: due N Y.
next morning; returning by rail same day.
due ". Y. 11:00 P. NJ $3.50.
NEW HAVEN LINE for New Haven. Hart
ford, Springfield and North. str. Richard
z, NJ; Sundays. $3.50 A. NJ Leaves IT. E.
I'D St. week days. 500 P. NJ: Sundays.
1000 A. NJ Sundays due New York on re-
Tickets and statsrooms. all lines. at 10
. Union sq.. 1s2 Fifth Ave. $40 Madison
Ave, 245 Columbus Ave. 1O5 W 12jth St.,
&tSS Third Ave. and at Piers. New York
New-York tribune., 1906-07-06
Nav TEssEY GEE-;g

- - = II
STATIONS e. VG': asd sd1Sss.'g s.. Is 3 Ss
Time shown below Is from Il--
West I'D ST leaves 10 minutes -
cept as noted by designating r.z-,.
EASIONs BETHLEHEM. ALI.--l--.
AND AAUCH CHUNE-r.do n i-.
toni. &1O A 81, In. 4sq Co Il
1-OO. SOP and 500 ?. g
VslLEESBARRE AND SClkN-rx
A D.. I'D. 500 p n sua.A5s
A. n. 500 p. NJ
LAKEWOOD. LAEEHURST. TONS I'll
Err AND BARNEGAB-z4.C0' "a Ggi
1-3o. 500 Lakewood and Laxsi,-.s.- =
kS-4O. Sundays. 100 A u y.0T..
wood and Lakehurstl.
ATLANTIC GtTX-s9.sO A. n. zIN |
LONG BRANCH. ASBURY p.~|
OCEAN GROVE. POINT PrE4Ss7-
z40O. $40. s1OSO. 1130 A. 81
31;SO. 1SQ 2s45. 3s0. ahASs. z3ss. {
Grove. e-15. 1O-3O A. n, 6.Od' ss,r \
ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS. SEREa =
MONMOUTH BCH-, EASr ~
BRANCH-z4.OO, $3.50. eS0. u-wss1
1-S0. 4SO. $50. $50 P. n s-s...z,, /.
SANDY HOOK ROUTE FOR A-.,,-
HIGHLANDS. SEABRIGE- TSr.
BRANCH. ASBUEY PARK. C-
GROVE S PRING LAKE. e
ELEASANI-PieT 81, =. p. " T.
e.O0. 9-25. 1870 A. NJ. 1zS0. ls9 I 1
ais. 8. 40. rs p. ". SUNDAYS. ses d
1235. as. 745 p M. Ser n n Fl
Cedar ST., Q %, 1000. 11.Gr A. M N
200. 3.45. ass. 500. $40 ?. III S..1l
1000 A n. 100. 400. $40 p W
READING. HARRISBURG. PCT-S-r---
AND WILLIA1GSPOEI- s.I
fS.OO. Ii9. 10. (1OO0. HOO A 81. a..1
only). p. LOO. l1-2O f2O1 ?. II "a,
ING; PoStSytlle. Harrisburg olH IA
sz4.5O. mT-O0. mSOO. 300. m.loO "a
m-5-OO. ns6.OO. 200. fsl00- .e.6f :.
=. NJ. ts1215 mde
BALTIMORE AND WASErNI-rT
500. ms1O-OO msl2.0 90. ms20o. u..s.l
ms6.OO. 200. js1215.
sDaily. 4Daily except Sunday. rS.-a,
SFaFlOT cars only Via TamA-I-a =
cept Saturdays mDiuinG car. xSa'-sr
only. zFrom Liberty So. only.
From Tventy-thiFd St.-tSan ?
c3. 90 2. n. e1220 p. ~. gar = g
j11,5O P. NJ. k3.2O P. n. vs.s9 P 3
OGces: Liberty St. west "a 81. SIS
House. 245. 434. 1900. 1854 Er1zlx,y
0th Av-, 2S1 5Jh Av., . Union S1sa-. +
2ISS % Av-s 101 West 1z5th s., -
lumbus Av., New York. 4 Court 6. q
S44 Fulton St. 479 Noslraud Az. -
lyn: $50 Broadway. Wiiliams1l-z =
York Transfer Co calls foT and cHs,n :
gaga % destination
". G. BESLER @ " BIZ
Vice-PrsS & Gen Mgr. Gen. Psss'rls'-
New-York tribune., 1906-07-06
IR1fY and NAVY NEWS.
SKw soR1
IFrom The Tribune Bureau

IFrorn The Tribune Bureau
Washington. July 8.
ORDERS IssUED.-The following orders have
been issued:
cs1tsin WILLIAM p COLE 9uaFtsI5nssts from & FOss
Ethan Allen 70 take ShaFse o1 9Snf1roSaen TA W. y
ROWEI.I4 Ilth Cavalry
ssszaTact Surgeon GEORGE B. TUrT14g, from San
Francisco 70 Fort Columbia, relieving Contract Sur
s.on RODNEY D. SMITH. who viii proceed to the
J1r-. LIeutenants PATRICK H. M'ANDREw. GIDEON
MD VAN PoQLE GEoRGE n e Z. 7,gT &o2mAN' 2ISTA5r
ROBERT n THoRNBuRGH. ROBERT B. GRUBBS;
HERBERF c. SHAW. assistant surgeons. advanced
captains.
x<sona Lieutenant SMITH A. HARRIS. 1sth Infantry.
from Fort Niagara TO pEupsr station
czgtsn GEORGE S. GIBBS. signal corps. to Governors
0lgvng officers from the star college ana signal school
s5ans shF 70 C SP TsTAH % aTfieTy oorps
HEINTzElAiAN CHI csvsiTy and First Lleutenants
FLDREzD D. WAKEFIELD. soth Infantry; CHARLES @
Ss1f M1AD Ar s,FF @ 7PfaafFy ~ RA5 ~ BI' 9GS S S1h
9EEF COPS Sf fTgHssTs & ana First LeIte5ants d 49
s FAB. 9th CayelIy at Mount GTetna: CAPTAIN l
sSrsne2Ss n5 HIG4A11 n SGS6N 9a I5fan 5a IN
sETIs Soh IRfantry % and WATER RE Z BATEs @ S7h
Infsnty a FSrt BENJAMIN III, EaETson; First III 44eTts-
xGGs corps p & q S5sinse6 zine 81 aHS SesSHe
eth Cavalry. American Lake.
NAVY.
s.gesin. R G. DAVENPORT. detached from the navy
psTtInent, to command the Niwaukes
Parsed Assistant Paymaster J. A Bull, 20 navy yard
League Island.
BY cable from Rear Admiral c. J. Train. COM
rander in chief OF the Asatic feet. Chefoo, July 4:
yrsign X METCALF. detached from the Barry. the
Cincinnati; 4dshpuaan E c; oberlin detached from
the Cincinnati the Barry: Lieutenant F. L PInney,
detached from the Vilalobos. home: Lieutenant A
MACARTHUR detached from the Ohio home Ensign
J. z. OTTERSON, detached from the Wisconsin,
home.
MOVEMENTS OF vEssEIs-The following
movements of vessels have been reported TO the
Navy Department:
ARRIVED.
July S-The Lebanon Wilmington the Gis at Shanghai
tbs Stockton and the Nevada at Annapolis; the
Louisiana At ProvincetoWn-
July 4-The Wompatuck at Cav1ts; the Nashville at
Boston.
Sailed
July s.-The Lebanon from Wilmington for lambert
Point; the Osceola from Key West for Guantanamo
July A--The Justin shanghai Chefoo.
Popey ordered placed IN service naval station
C&vite
The Keystone STATE returned to department by naval
militia OF Pennsylvania
New-York tribune., 1906-07-06
RAIL RO ADS
PIENNSVIL NJ AEIlA

PIEANSVlL VAEJlA
RAILh O A ID.
STATIONS foot of West Twenty-thlId street
AMI De1hIOsses and COrtlalqt 1.le.--. 4,
r. Tho leaving time from Des1roases t-a
C0rtlandt Streets Is fve minutes res 80 y y
that given below for 1wenay-tnlI% s'ie'-
FOR THE WEST.
.755 An CHICAGO SPEclAIA -..
se65 AM PITTSBURGH DAY Lel&G.k- 49,
s1O55 A. ~. THE PENNSYLVANIA !slh,,
ITED.-ChicasO. Circinliatis ana
81 Louis
sI65PM. 81 louis LIMITED
si:55 PM. CHICAGO. CINCINNATI. AND
ST LOUIS EXPRESS.
s35sPM PENNSYLvANIA sPECIAx~
rs hours 20 Chicago.
q 55 r. M. CHICAGO LIMITED
s555PM WESTERN ENPRESS. -,
'6 = PM. ST LOUIS AND Cl-NC4-e4'@- .
7S5P PM PACIFIC Ez.lPTtEss. ~.,..
.S25 PM CLEVELAND AND CISCAN-
NATT EXPRESS.
eq5BPM PITTSBURGH SPECIAL
WASHINGTON AND TIE SOUIttss tss q.
s7s5 % sO.25 sa55 siO.S5 a. m. 10.
I,eSs lSS5 Sls; 81 g = .a5S .S.ss. . P
1910 night. Sunday. SO. go. -, 49,
a. m, 1875. sI255 C.325, ''COngressionsas ~
Limited''). .225. sG25. s4.55. 'o-sS. %
SOUTHERN RAIEWAY.-s3-2o. et-='' ,.
m. 1910 a. m daily.
ATLANTIC COAST GINE.-'s-@s q m anu
SEABOARD AIR IINE-l25 p m and
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILWAY
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RATL.VvAY.-s75 $
a m weekdays; -lO5S a m ana 'aSS
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT ana NOR
FOI4K.-s7.25 a m weekdays and SO
p. m daily.
ATLANTIC CITT.-0S5 a. m. and 2S3
p m weekdays. Sundays. sI.55 q. m;
CAPE NAY.-1.S5 , m weekdays; GO5
LONG BRANCH, AsBURY PARK ocean
ana Point 'Gri Pieasast HsSu (zO6 % from Bss5.
Cors: SIS, oniyl T.4O. s.a5. 1O-SS a. M
lz25 (l26S Saturdays only except long
Branch t12S Saturdays Onlyl. .. 2.S1.
32S. (425 except L.ORs BTelch). ass. end
955 ?. m. weekdays Sundays. So. S.23.
lO.6O a. N. and ass ?, "a
6O5. sI.25. s7.55. S.25. e55. s8.2J. ee.b5.
sf1055. sl065. sl1.66 a. m. 12-2j. '12Gt.
tl55. q IS. 210 265, F325. 353, 4.25.
ollyj. 1856. sG25. 655. ass. s25. SIS.
e20 O.t3 for North philadelphia onlyl
2 m 1910 nishs Eess--sdsys sundays;
a m. 1925. s1255. stf.55. sLS5. eS.2 ..
S65. q = CLASS for North Philadelphia
only). '4,S. eS-S5. .625. 5.55. S2S. SIS.
2: m. II. 10 night
eDinins Car. 4Iamited Train.
Ticket Offices. Nos. 461. 1884. and 1Ie
St-); 263 Fifth Avenue corner 10Th St-l.
and stations named above: Brooklyn. 9
Court Street. STa NOstrand Avenue $50
Broadway, and Pennsylvania Annex sta
ton The New York Transfer Company
Will call for and check baggage from ho-
tells and residences through TO destination
Telephone ''S42 Chelsea Sor Pennsylvania
Railroad Cab Service.
W. W. ATTERBURY. = r. WOOD.
General Manager. pass'r Traffic 44Sr.
GEO. W. BOYD
General PassengeT Agent.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-06
Sharon Springs, N. Y.

The Baden-Baden Of america Best White Sulphur,
Magnesia Chaybeae Springs in the world Picturesque
and ideal for health and recreation free from
malaria mosquitoes. Band delightful drives
summer social features sports. Particulars
1916 Broadway and p Cortlardt St. New York.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-06

n. Y. ". II. & HARTFORD g
Trains depart from Grand Csnils. =
42d ST and 4th Ave. as follows tsf =.
BOSTON. via New London & lt1s.--.
~ 1000. * 1902 4.
sIl1:Ol. sX3.OO. 70 sec.
ef12-OO p. ~: via Wtliluz-t.,
A. NJ. 700 p. NJ. VIA So
A. n, fii12.OO. sll4:O0. sll:el. l. ~ x !
PORTLAND & BAR 'HARBOE---f'-.,, },
WHITE MOUNTAINS, ST A.s7eefiv
QUEBEC. fglS-4O a. 81. W" Z =
WORCESTER and FTrCHBCIlts -
NAM-fS.53 p. NJ %.
LAAKEVILLE and NOEFOlA -it
A. NJ. 1881 p NJ -.
Ct. Darlington. Stockbridgs. 49,
Geld-f4:54. Sf9,O2 An. sl.@s W
Ticket Offices az cGrand Csr.
and cleSth ST. also at czsS. S l..
B'Way. c25 Union S1uars. ols- -. +.
CAD Columbus Ave. CSC 49,.
clos ". 125th ST.. 270S Inli1 - r.
BROOKLYN. e4 Court St. S79 Nosi-A-'
$50 E'Way. -s,
sDaiiy. tEzospt sundays sSs@-ss''
only gStops az 125th So. xs.,s - -
81. Sundays only $ParioT ~ =, 2
Has dining car eParlor and s's'-'
tickets also.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-06
The Hotel FrOnfenac

1000 Islands, ST. Lawrence River.
A magnificent Hotel delightfully."- situated
in the River The favorite for motor
and boat racing. Fishing rowing all aquatic
sports extremely picturesque nine hole golf course
guests hotel; tennis and other sports
For booklet and full information address
G. @. Trussell. Manager, Frontenac, N. Y.
(AIso Mgr. Bon Air. Augusta, Csa) or
York City Office 2S9 Ave. Town and Country
New-York tribune., 1906-07-06
BALTIMORE & OHEoRa


FsOL<aL zL.1 =. A.ilks Ld.AlA& +
Every other hour on the even t1--
10 BALTIMORE AND WASHINs- ~
Leave New York City. ga S. LIZ
WASHINGTON. Buffet 80 an .aa
WASHINGTON. Diner. ESQ an 20 :
WASHINGTON. Diner, 1L50 an l-v.l
WASHINGTON. Buffet, 15o IN 4Ai
f"ROYAL LTD" Diner. $50 pm -
WASHINGTON. Diner. $50 Pm -
WASHINGTON, Buffet, $50 UL u
WASHINGTON. .SlSeDers.1Lso q II /
sEz- sun S9lt
Through Daily Trains % &c W.
Leave New York City. "a s.
CHICAGO. PITTSBURG. 1l5g Ir1 -.
CHICAGO. COLUMBUS. ll5o an y
PlTTSBURG. CLEVE .. 3;ss Pm :. /.
''PIITSBURG LIMITED $50 IN
GIN. ST. LOUIS. .LOTiISV. lis. E1 -
ClN-.ST- LOUIS. .LOUISN. $50 an ., i
GIN. ST. LOUIS. .LOUISV $50 rE
Oflces: 245. 434. 1900 Broadway.
House. 1O3 Greenwich St, 3 gr-s, -
W. S91 Grand St.. y. 2: SIS rs.
Brooklyn: west ESD ST. and I1os-.y :
After 8 p. m sleeping car r---'.', I.
and fUil information Fe8ardlnS ~ =.
can Be obtained at Bureau OF l1,u-a 4
B. & o. r. r.. 23d St. Terminal ~s''' 1
Chelsea S144.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-06
SEASIDE HOUSE,
Atlantis City, n. >.
Best Location on the Ocean Front.
F. E. COOK s. SON.
HOTEL RUDOLF.

ATLANTIC CITY, NEW JERSEY
Directly Beach, Local and long telephones
rooms. American European plans 400 ocean view
100 suites with private baths Orches-
ira Capacity. 1000 Special rates New York Rep
Town and Country Bureau, 2s9 4th Ave. 10 A 70 Q
p II. Phone e24G Gramercy. CEIAS. r. MYERS. owner
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a ELEGANTLY furnished apartment. private BATH
"a. 81 daily; including meals, S26 weekly; one
sl2 80. TIE ALABAMA. Is East Ilth st.
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pin valued at $1,000 and had broken one of he
fingers. She wore two huge diamond rings O
her left hand.
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HAMBURG-AIERICAN LINE.
Twin Screw Passenger Service
PIYMOUTH-CHERBO OURG-F4A AM!5C Ett5
sPenn'a.... July Il, IL 80 sPatricia- July .
Ksis. A. Wy 70. S:3OPNI lAmerika- Aug
4Batavia-July p. An pretoria aug.
Deutschland July 26. SAM BIueSheg.- Aus. =
sVia Dover for London and Paris
Hamburg direct
Mediterranean Service.
no NAPLES AND GENOA
F. oskar. July 4! 2 AGai0eF'- es.lls es.- ?,
tNGoltke -July "A $Nloltzs., ,sept, ~
Gymnasium.
9mgmm@p Cruises
To Norway-Land OF the Midnight sun,
TFAVEII ERS' CHECKS ISSUED BH
THE COMPANY.
OFFICE 81 BROADWAY. y. 4
Phone. 1900 Rector. Piers. Hoooken-
AMERICAN LINE ssllng ..E ,;.. At $50 e Z 4 4 Y
Phiiadelphia July Z New York July IS
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Kroonland JULY. lam vaderl' a. y2s. 10;S0an
iceland Jy14 1O:3Oam Finland Aug 4. S:SOpn
WHITE STAR LINE 3 EFoH n FieF
NEW YORK-O' NSTOWN-LTVERPOOL
Majestic JuIy11. 1Oamj Teutonic- Jllyf25. .l0am
Celtic July16 II scam CedTic. July q. .0;SOam
Oceanic J'y1s. 5 :3Opm Baltic Aug !. noon
TO MEDITERRANEAN AzOFAs NIA
FROM NEW YORK
CRETIC. Aug. q. 10 A. NJ: sept ., nov.
FROM BOSTON
ROMANlC. --.... July 2 u a. ~: sept u
PASSENGER OFFICE 8 BROADWAY
Freight once. Whitehall Bldg. Battery PI.
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PED ed" LINE.

pED cd" LINE.
For Ia Guayra. Puerto CabeIIo. Clr.-
Gao and MaFaCaibo. via Curacao. caIlin.
also at san Juan. p. R.
:. 3. PHILADELPHIA. sat. July :. noon
3. s. CARACAS. Saturday. July 81. noon
For IA Guayra, Curacao ana MaracaibO.
8. s MARACAIBO-- Saturday. July IA. noon
8. s. ZULIA. ..... Saturday. July IS. noon
These steamers have Superior accOmmo-
Cations FOR passengers
BOCLTOS. BLISS & DALLETT.
General Managers. So Wall Sc
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FARMER and GARDENER.-Germ
married, no children: best reference, six
and four years; wife make butter; board
help. etc. PAUL. at Carpenters Bureau.
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PENINSULA.

select family hotel front Shrewsbury River
Pleasure Bay Morning concerts Evening dances. The
reputation is excellent. covering . years OPENS JUNE
23D- CHARLES H DEDERER.
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YOUNG BlAN.-College graduate; chemical
Goth st.
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BEFORE GOING ABROAD CONSULT
THE EUROPEAN ADVERTISER ENTS
THAT APPEAR REGULARLY IN THE
TRIBUNE ON SUNDAYS. WEDNESDAYS
AND SATURDAYS.
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WORK WANTED.
Male

YOUNG MAN. single. American. Of soos
character: has about all the tools. SKIN
ana sducation necessary In caring Tor
limited number OF buildings that rent. Ad-
dress, giving particulars tho asents} hOb-
EF3T d. TABER, Skaneateles. n n
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M0RTn GERMAN LLOYD.
Taet EyDregs SarViCe

From Bren-en Piers. Sd & 4th Sts-. HobOken.
OFIRICHS g CO, No. s Broadway. y. y.
Louis II. Meyer. as South Third St.. Phila-
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YOUNG MAN. high school pupiL has
worked in Office and draughting room;
experienced at drawing: best references
Address CLINTON. Tribune Uptown Otflce.
1868 Broadway.
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YOUNG MAN, 2l: work at anything; bes
reference. A. WINSTEDT. tOl r. 18th 8
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YOUNG MAN: business experience; willing
20 start al bottom where there Is advance
ment PAPAS, 112 New ST.. Newark. n. j.