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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-21
PIdOfas GeIatinadas

su gran exDeudlo y numsrosas
epgadosss imtsActoneI los iustlacau,
Que las msravIlloSAs pfldoras eelsti
nadas 43 5O5 de L,dJ. don Pedro L.
LAmoutts, son iuapreo.ables en- 10 GU
rAcion de las auemIaS cuautlsstivas =
cualita1ivas On amboG sexo,y , % TO
dos loa pSdScimIentos propioa do |.
mu1'r, asf como sl m'ior i6aieo s,ns,
rel del atstama J particular de usda
organo q musculo dshIlitAdo, sol,c,,
teusa prospectus 81 Aat1r. Plaza de
las Dalicias no l9 Ponce. p. r
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-21
MUNIc|2|O De PONCE

SscrstdrtG, ,-AnunctO de .ubossd,-
El lunes veints y tres del actual Alas
tres do 10 tards teudrG lugar ante la
JdnIa dc subAstAs que % halIArk
Oousttauids On al salon de sssIonss da
esta A caldfA el nuevo rsma.e nArs
10 oolOcAei6n de los names asfSIIIoos
go Ia cAlle de 10 Marina esuuina 4 la
del Gomez clo,
Y 90 avisA 81 pdblIco para Ia
concnrreCo ole de licitadores 4 ouienss
60 hsce sSber que en- el Dspar1amsnIn
10 ObrGs PdoicAs Munioi paloa eatarS
De manlnssto 81 oPortuno plieeo ds
condolences.
Ponce II do Abrll de l eOe.
N. r. Oaaales.
see"retar rio Ou~i-'ns'.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-21
D|YERsAS NOT|C|AS

huy pronto quedarAn tsrminados
Ids pianos que ae esian hacieudo de
ls plsnta bsia del hospital Trlcoche
para meiorar Las condit ZONES santa
flas del misino y proveerlo do las
ccmodidsdes y adslsntos indispen,a
b 90 q un eatsbleclmlsnto de tel i'm.
purtAncia.
Dssds oil pr6ximo mes de Julio
anrnsntaran c2psiderablemepse Ios
sfabs jos On 10 efclna do bras rdbli
cas- munieipalss por 10 anexl6n & esse
tepastsmento del dc 10 Junta de- an
mlntB.
sabsmos que el irgsniero muni
. lpal aeior Silva piensa rodearae d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-21

pulmopes, sino Ia labor do arss dirt
gids por oil gusto.
Tambie1 fle repetldo oil hermoso
eoncersaots eon que dnaliza sl ssgun-
do acto.
La orquesta, admirable: tods una
ff1ra orquestA.
En- fo, hub, mucho entusiasmo y
entusiastss aplauscs para todos.
q n
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-21
SE We NDEN

OuAtro casss de msdsrss 60 busp
e'tsdo y eon sapsciosos solsrss.
Quisn les iussrsss puede intorm.r.s
en- 81 b1fsse del abogsdo sstIor Do
pena. Isabel NUN. 8.
Ponce, EnsrO "a De 1904
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-21

Contindan los anuncios en-
IA ~ plsna.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-21
DE VENTA

Dos cAsAs madsras con solarea,
Un AlmAc n mampostsrfa con espaolo'
sos sol1reS. uua s.tanCIa compusstA
de 212 Cusrdas de passoS. 1mformark
P. G On el q 1tel oil 81 Ra,s,-Ponoa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-21
Roberto Graham
ENGENERRO

Taller de MaquinAris, Fundiol6n {,
Carrstetfa AEsneIA do loa Arado,
sDssrss, los msiorsI que 90 isbrioan
a@'oA ~ Poues
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-28
sTRoLLING DOWN THE BRIGHTON PIKE
Big Pleasure Resort Opens Formally Wednes-
day-Bear Plays Hold-up Game.

What promises TO become one of the most popu-
lar features a, brighton Beach Park this summer
is the Pike which branches off the esplanade at
right angles and follows the line Of the oceanfront
for nearly p quarter of mile On either side will
be shows OF all kinds. regular street fair. and
VIII he biase person indeed who cannot find a
great deal there which will anuse him. There are
laughter making devices rife shooting. illusions
a dog. pony and monkey show, which is called
'Monkeytown" and in which the little animals
give a reproduction Of the famous Fighting the
Flames" act which has attracted so much attention
in Other localities
The Mexican midget. Chiquita, who is said TO be
the most perfectly formed little hit OF femnnity in
the world will please the crowd. Another feat
ure which seems certain to lot OF atten-
ton is the collection Of pythons and boa
strtctors which exhibited by Professor Lewis
The smallest of these reptiles is said TO measure
W. enty- four feet in length and weigh over three
hnn0Ted pounds and there are ifty-two of them
besides most interesting collection OF smaller
lepties- The Pike and the Ferari W i'd Animal
hlnSdom opened to the pablo Saturday. but the
formal opening of the park will be Wednesday,
Memorial Day.
Josephine, big good naturea, brown bear. IS by
long odds the favorite Of The big collection of Wild
ANIMALS in the Ferari shows al Brighton Beach
Park Josephine dances, and the little folks are
simply delighted with all she does But Josephine
is BIZ OF w2g in her way. and on Saturday night
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MISTAKEN FOR BURGLAR AND KILLED
IN Telegraph 10 The 7

IIy IeIegraph 70 the Iribune.I
Pittsburg, May 27.-Archibald Duff, mistaken for
a burglar, was shot 10 death by his son-in-law, NJ
A. Burd, at the home OF the young man, in Clair
ton. yesterday morning, in almost the same man
ner in which Mr.. Duff killed Mike Burke. a mill
worker several years ago. The old mans death
was the direct result of the first killing.
On the night Of November IA. 1903 old Mr.. Duff
heard some person trying to get in a window at
his sons home. Opening the door, he emptied the
contents of shotgun in the direction of the sound
When q light was brought they found Burke lying
under the window. Old Mr. Duff was arrested, ana
residents of the Monougahela Valley offered securl-
ties worth half million dollars for bail
Mr.. Duff never recovered from the shock. He
suffered greatly from insomnia afterWard ana ire
QuentIy got up and out for a walk at night.
He out Friday night TO quiet his nerves, ana
Is he was re-entering the house Mr.. Burd mistook
him for a burglar.
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aG4INST MOVING SICK.
slderman SulliUan's Ordinance TO
Stop Hospital Transfers.

A., ordnance 10 do away with the transfer o..
.s,r natients 10 Bellevue, TO which attention was
eues hv The Tribune, viii be introduced by Alder
nan Sullivan at to-moFT Es" session Of The Board
- .-o,,,oed the transfer Of dying patients The
resol ution follows;
-. q, ordained by the Board Of Aldermen OF the
d. - New York follows:
-. I 10 superintendent OF n hospital in the
So New York or other person in authority
CIR refuse admission 70 an applicant brought by
flatt. or other conveyance to such hospital
anlNSsf ar,v superintendent other person in au-
~ Il any hospital order the removal OF any
No.. while IN a dangerously s ok or precarioUs
peessi,io- 10 another hospital
oeenD- Every superintendent, or other person in
Sec ~ a hosnital in the city Of New York
a9ln' sbsl violate any Of the provisions Of this
VIZ shall be subject 10 a penalty of not ex-
0a5si~r one hundred dollars 600 for each and
ever This ordinance shall take effect immedi-
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about u:50 o'clock when most Of the lights at
Brighton were out and that part of the island be-
tween the two big hotels was practically in dark
ness she managed to slip her collar.
Josephine not missed for possibly half an
hour. but about midnight piercing screams broke
the still night air from point apparently about
halfway TO the Manhattan Beach Hotel. In
vestigation showed lone couple. who had been
tempted by the beauty of the night and the lonei-
ness OF the walk held up. In front of them. keep
ing about ten feet away. danced Josephine 10 say
they were frightened to put il mildly, but the
bear offered to do no damage at all except to
efcctually prevent their coming toward the lshts
beyond the Brighton Beach Hotel. When her
keeper arrived the scene of action, Josephine
quickly responded to his call. and allowed herselI
70 be tied up without Offering the slightest re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-28
BELLE HARgoR CLUB DINNER.

RE Belle Harbor yach; Club gave testimonial
50 Yesterday at the clubhouse at Rockaway
- IN honor of William Scheer, the president
n, c,,,h. There We're about four hundred pres
spe-ches were delivered 10y some OF the best
-, Yachting men in the city
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RAILROADS.
{ IEMNSVIL VANIA

STATIONS foot OF West Twenty-third street.
AID DessrosSes ana Cort amt Streets
ET The leaving time from Dcs5TcsseS ard
CprtlanCt streets is 1--WE minutes later than
that given below for Twenty-third street
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xoaRD AND ROOMS

,-..--i,re 3 cents per line Sixteen
Shs'e - ff--as ronsecutively. 81. which
W.. ss,-ri ser 10 have rooms entered IN
rL.i.-s-. ,-,,s.s Directory O.: Desirable Rooms
80 - Il fourteen days Write Tor
e!Icuar
z-,,, Information concerning these rooms
sd frte q charge. az The IltoNh
- - ~ -he New YORK Irlbune. Ioe7
49, between seth ana 9th SITS
I-I,FGANTLT furnished. apartment pr
= so q caliy including meals, two
90, ,.iv ~ 81. 20 THE VAN RENS-
erLaf-g. y East lltl si
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Situations Wantcd--Male and Female
-Four lines (noi exceeding "a Words. three
Insertions. r. cents: seven insertions. 30
cents. Exceeding - words and less than 40
words. three insertions, 80 cents; seven In
sertian5 90 cents
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NEW JERsEY CENTRAL


STATIONS foot Liberty St, N r.
West I'D ST. N r.
Time shown below is from Liberty S.
west &c 81. leaves 10 minutes earlier. ex--
S = \ rs As n noted b designasing marks.
END MAUCH CRUNK-z4 90 G-15
Easton)' BIO A. NJ, 10. !. 40. 500 cb5. as
leo. 800 and 500 F. NJ
WiLkEsBARRE AND SCRANTON-s 10
4 "a 20 500 P. NJ. sundays. 30
RfyER And B bNHHS.z1 y + ., %
N. 80. e4:15, Lakewood and Lake
DAYS. 700 a N, $40 Lakewood and
ATLANTIC CITY--e4O A NJ. kta4o
LONG BRANCH. AsBURY PARK. OCEAN
GROVE. POINT PLEASANT-z4.O0 90. $50.
g445. as. IS. $50. 8 80. jI2OI sundays.
ssXoSoe2t Ocean Grove. 9.15 A, NJ. AGO.
ATLANTIC HLDs.. STARLIGHT MON
MOUTH BCH-, EAST LONG BRANCH
40. - so. $50, 11-3O A. NJ. l-30. 40.
80 $50 P. NJ Sundays. 800 A NJ.
SANDY HOOK ROUTE FOR ATLANTIC
RRRF5 hNcA 5sgr SFABF PsR ot t9Na
&! S;IFoSEEi s 4iGs5 $ LAKE, LAKE. q FofNT
sT5 = = y Ia 81 n r. W. 4zd ST..
10, n. R. Cedar 81. 10 20 a. 81. 100.
3 e. 40 P. n. Sundays. 1000 a. NJ.
READING. HARRISBURG. PoTTsvILLH
AND WILLIAMSPORT-i "a 90. "a 80.
1890. 8. 10. 1000. II. 90 A NJ Reading
Sn1yD, sH1eO. i1.20. -. 90 p. n Reading.
1oltsHuls. Harrisburg only, f+OO 500.
PHILADELPHIA
'z4. 30 moo ms %, $500. m-10.oo. Ill 90
A NJ. m"120 90. 90 80 90, 300. 400
Pp'5;90 mt. 90 200, fs.OO. 900. slO.S6
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
500. m'1O0O. m"l2O 90 ms2O 90 rnIssOO.
m"6.OO, 100. t~12 IS
DAILY. tDaily except Sunday. ssun--
Jays. 4ParlOr cars only. Via Tamaaua
stXeept Saturdays. mDintng Car xSatur-
days only, zFrorn Liberty ST only.
From Twenty-thfrd Street-b5. 20 P. NJ.
$50 fIi 90 u, ei2 p NJ gt.30 P. NJ.
Ohices; Liberty St. West sd St, q
Astor House 245 4S4. 1900 1854 Broadway.
H. 9th Az. Isl 5th Az, . Union SQUARE
West west, 2l9s Sd Az. 1o5 West 125th St, PAS
columbus Az. New Nork: 1 Court St 343
S44 Fulton St. 479 NOstrand Az Brook
lyn: 300 Broadway. WILLIAMSBURG New
York Transfer Co. calls for and checks
baggage 10 destination
W. @ BESLER @ NJ RT-pT
/ Vice-Pres. & Cen Mgr. Gen. Pass'r Agent
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NAPLES and GenOa UIrecL-
From Bremen Piers. Sd s. 4th SITS. Hoooken.
OELRICHS & CO. No. 3 Broadway. y. Y.
Louis H. Meyer. IS South Third St. Phila.
BEFORE GOING Abroad CONSULT
THE EUROPEAN ADVERTISEMENT
THAT APPEAR REGULARLY IN THE
TRIBUNE ON SUNDAYS. WEDNESDAYS
AND SATURDAYS
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
$1,000
gGlO0THE1N BMGpF-n

SOUTHERN PACIFIC,
ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP LINES
NEW YORK-NEW ORLEANS SERVICE
FAST TINE, SUPERB SERVICE, En-
CELLEET CUISINE BERTH AND
MEALS INCLUDED IN RATE ON
STEAMER
From Pier % North River
EVERY WEDNESDAY,. AT NOON.
ComCs ..... May 3rl n:aus ...... June f3
Proteus .....jUae 81 Proteus June 20
Connecting at New orleans with rail lines
for points in LOUISIANA. TEXAS. NEW
MEXICO. ARIZONA. CALIFORNIA
Inquire $40 broadway New York
aT A VELOCE'-Fa Italian Line.
Sailing from Fier ca, North River. IT.
OF 34th St for Naples ana Genoa
Bolognesi Hartheld & Co. 80 Wall St
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MAJ HINERE.

~ FE05--ET, 1-gIC-F,s 100 second hard
-. en1 non working machines; fully
- ,~e- machinery bought and eE-
4Er p FDIN. 2ss Madison -
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Male

ATTENDANT and COMPANION. TO in
valid or elderly person; thoroughly expert
enced and refined, references. II. II DER
MOTT. q TruXton st. Brooklyn.
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- = % EAST.-Opposiie Madisoa
Soua-r PARK; suite Two rooms ana Hath-
ref.r.n-.e
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BALTIMORE & Oslo r. III.


Through Daily Trains 10 the West
Leave New York CITY 93d 81 Tib'v 81
CHICAGO. PITTS BURG. II 20 pm 10 IS NJ
CHICAGO. COLUMBUS. II 70 am Il 90 nm
PITTSRCRC. CLEVE'D. $50 pm Z 90 pm
''PITTSBURG LTNIITFD'' 6 20 pm 700 pra
GIN, ST LOUIS. LOUISv- II 30 pm -. Is ne
GIN. ST LOUIS. LOUISV. $50 pm 500 pm
Offices; 245. 434. 1890 broadway. 6 Aston
House. los Greenwich St. % Union Square
W. S91 Grand 81. y Y: 343 Fulton Ct.
Brooklyn West 23d 81 and liberty 81.
After T. ~ sleeping car reservations
and fun information REGARDING trains etc.
can be obtaiRe5i at Bureau % Information.
y q. r.. I'D ST. Terminal Phone No
Chelsea 3l44
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OLD nGEalEnG)N LINE.

DAILY SERVICE.
For Old Point Comfort. Norfolk. Ports
mouth Primer Point and Newport News.
Va connecting for Petersburg. Richmond.
Virginia Beach. Washington. D c. and
entire south and West
Freight and passenger steamers sail from
Pier 20. n r.. foot Beach 81. every week
day at 3. m.
II n WALKER Vice-PFesldent ami
Traits Manager.
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ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions for
me Tribune received at their Uptown
G,rlr4 30 1864 Broadway. between Sbih
- y-.s 50 until g O'clock p. Adver-
.isfuIents received at the following branch
lf7..s "a ocular Office rates Until % CLOCK
, b, ~ rs STA ave, >. e. cor. Id 81
- ctb ate cor l2th - % East l4th st;
80 avest 42d 81 between 7th and stu aves;
ga West 18th 81 1885 "a ave, between
- lT0S lst ave ATsesr sJth 81. 13s East
.,sts ~. TEs fremont sye.; ESQ sc ave.
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FOR SALE.
IClsI

~ -Eark5ock 40. z47.5GG. Bank for
-alaFF 2eJ srh ave Kew York Paw
i saTHr' Eicnse return book 10 bank.
-rT -Barsb9rE so. SOC SIS Bank for
.NF4ngF 20 fth ave- Kew YORK Pay
- STOPPED Please return boot 20 b2nk.
.-barzbcCS 80 73s 057. Bank for
amy $50 sth ave. New York. Pay
- gcpHes- Please return book 20 hank
I-3ar A1o~k Ng. TG1l5 Bank for
-. lnFs $50 sth ave. New York PAY
@i FnIrst Please return book 10 hank
~ STOLEN. - Hgnkbolk no. 5lS. -sls
a, = ~ German savings Bank in the CITY
!ssrrF io.. r'Thef sih eve arc $40 -,
~ William H,0fsUeT. Al persons
:. 11'lauc4 aga.nst negotiating The same.
Z. it,grrec -a thc hank on the sth day
800 Auuiicarc Vii be Issued
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HAYBuRG-AMERICAN LTNE.

Special Passenger Service.
PLYMOUTH-CHE RBOVTRG-HAMBURG
D'land May31, 10 Scam tOceana- June u
Anerika June 7.5am Deutschland. June -
b CHI r Junel4. II :30am America go. July )
K'nAV. June21. 4 :3OaTn lKaiserin A V.Julv 10
Among the special features OF these ships
are: Grill Room. Ritz-Carlton Restaurant
ia carte. Elevators. Gymnasium. Palm Car
den. Electric Baths etc.
Twin Screw Passenger Service.
DOVER LONDON OR PARIS) AND
HAMBURG.
Large Twin-Screw Vessels OF II 600 tons
Superb Passenger Accommodations.
Penu'a-.June 2 pm Waldersee. June 30
batavia June 8. Z am Pennsylvania. July Il
Patr' ia June 10. :3Opn Batavia July 81
Pretoria June %, 8 am Patricia July 2S
Mediterranean Service.
TO NAPLES AND GENOA.
P Oskar June D !TMoltke- July "a
fMoItke. June y P Adalbert- Aug. Z
p. Adalbert. June 10 P. Oskar. - Aug. 2s
tCalIs Gibraltar: has Grill Room and
Gymnasium
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AGENTS WANTED.

NEW YORK young ladies and gentlemen TO
secure patrons fer trip 10 Cats.1iIls, there
by making expenses and securing delightful
vacation. Address now D. @ HITCH
cock. Manager Idea! Trips. Warren Mass.
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rrFN,sHEp ROOMS TO LET.

e.-.-a Insertions cenJs per line sixteen
- se.-r4 tirl-s Consecatlseiy- 81. WhlcH
s.,--1-s .itrertissg I1 have rooms enter ed IN
----sl'1F.-'s Di ectCry q Des;Table ftooIns
- r.Il51 q fourteen days WTits Tor
c!rcl.A.-
f-yn Information concerning these rooms
,,.., i -. -i,e q. charge. al the lpleNE
- ~ The New Vols Tribune. 4St'7
S.-,,sv-av be.Neeu Seth ana 35tn SITS
- = % EAST-Opposite Madison
Soua-r Park; suite. Two rooms ana Hath-
rs9nI references.
T--re- lsHED ROOMS 70 Jet. without board
-esererrss sG45 Ray 24,h. Bensonhurs''
HN
~ NEST SAITH 81 Large. handsomely
s,--,is,e- room. excellent meals. TlVsl-
- .l-.aay. reference, private nome
e. WEST 10TH ST-Two large rooms:
--...-.-r rooms single 90 suite: also
s-7sI ro5.u. rivcr breeze, quiet. near sub
va. Amer an faCiiy.
al s.. st5 WEST Light. comfortab,s
r1r high class elevator apartment.
.s,,a isih telephone private family.
hcs>e rent -
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-gpEiKRITING.

=" ifl4 t-itr-- A Il ulail-s HDlc. rented,
- te-- rs lsro. reliable Service.
~, AZ, - Nassau - TeIe:,hone go
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:. Y. \. II. & HARTFORD r. r

y. Y. y. II. & HARTFORD r. r
ISztLs CvparJ fIOln Gra3u CentrUI StasIoa.
42d 81. and 4th Ave. as follows for
BOSTON. New L0HlCn Prov
II l0:UO. * I0:u2 a. II, T4UA;OO.
.x.lI:o1. @x.3;UU. 81 500. ~sll5.O1
ssl&,OO z. u; VIA y ,.1mantic-ft 10
a. n. TOO 2. NJ: via Spfd.-i9:00
a M fl=:U0.. : ~, al 90 +. n
WORCESTER and FITCHECRG. via PUT
NAM-f5 =. II.
LAKEVILLE and NORFOI-S-TS. Az A. ~.
1881 Z. "
Ct harrington. StockbridEe. I-enoX. Pits
feld-f4 90. TS:49 4. NJ. 1881 p. "
Ticket Cruces q cOirand Central station
and el3th St. also at c245 1lSJ. elsa
Il way co Urion square. clSe Eth Ave.
Gas ColuT. bus Ave. cti49 Madison Ave.
clos w. l.ith st, 2iSS Third Ave. In
II coklyn ca Court St. 4I9 Nostrant Ave.
800 way
+Daily. Except sundays stops al
I25th St xStops AT 125th 81 Sundays only
:Parlor Car Limited Has dini2g car.
cParlOr and Sleeping Car tickets also.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

rap ssT,r-sU rights 20 manufacture end
ssr ms Merchants Autt-SreI- Iaddcr
D-reasf's Da.tfe Fcrceps. window Grip
erl Gas Lighter combine. The only dis
fr-s-v known thar takes the Place Of the
ssr-is51er weight one pound Refails
sa 81 - See s. demonstrated. and 1rGEe
= rsr-sef J. HARVEY FLYNN. %
r---.F s. N-sv- York
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pED ID" LINE.

DED ID" LINE.
~ For Ia Guayra. Puerto Cabello. Cura-
cao and Naracaibo, via Curacao. calling
also al san Juan, y r.
( CARACAS SATURDAY. June %. noon
For a GEayra. Curacao and Marasaibo.
: ZT-TIA ...-.. SATURDAY. June ? room
8 MARACAIBO Saturday. June Is. noon
These steamers have superior acCommO-
cations for passen gers
BOULTON. BLISS & DALLETT.
General Managers. 50 Wall 81.
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A. Elts- Remington. SO. Gran
&C.. sss ffsg3suose Yost OF Jgssarnoud.
-, A2Iest .ssairiEg. CAY. IL West
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STEAMBOATS,.
Ideal Decoration Day Trips.

IDEAL Dec0T2TI0n Day Trips.
STEAMER Marry POWELL
Leaving neshrosses ST at $40 p NJ
Saturdays and Holidays. l:4J 2. NJ "
42d 81. $3.50 z. 81. Saturdays and Holidays
I. NJ. West 10th 81. 3:5O p NJ (Satur-
DAYS ANA Holidays 2.20 ?. Nj for Highland
Falls. West Point, Cornwall. Newburgi New
Hamburg Milton. POughkeepsie. RonGout
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Astoria .June 0. noon Furncssia- June23 Team
Cabin $50. "a Cabin S35. Sd Class So 80
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CUNARD LINE.
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LIVERPOOL via QUEENSTOWN.
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Dress Hints.

20 remove gloss from black garments
brush free from dust and sponge with
ammonia water.
Don't overdress, but try to suit your
dress to your style, and remember that
dress makes or mars the woman.
A second gathering thread run just
below the first will cause gathers to
lay more evenly and will do away with
stroking.
Many a dressmaker is blamed for a
poor job when the wearer OF the cos
tune is alone to blame, in that she is
careless about the underwear she puts
on with her good dresses.
Glaze kid gloves of light color can be
satisfactorily cleaned with paste Of
-four and gasoline. Apply with soft
cloth to the glove Zen the hand, rub
bling till quite dry with clean, dry
cloth.
Until a girl Is really "out" she is not
supposed to wear a decolIete gown.
The waist may be cut out at the neck
in either v or round shape. but 1t is
quite unlike the decollete waist OF the
real ball gown worn BY the grown-up
young lady.