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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-15
EDUCATIONAL ADVANTAGE.
School Teachers should Investigate
the Free Trip 10 jamestown.

School Teachers Should Investigate
the Free Trip 10 jamestown.
We would call to the attention of
Marion county school teachers now
with us the exceptional value from
an educational standpoint Of our trip
TO the jamestown exposition.
During the year 1907 this great
International military, naval, hlstori-
cal and industrial exposition will be
held on and near the waters of
Hampton Roads, Virginia. in COM
memoration of the three hundredth
anniversary of the first permanent
English settlement at jamestown,
Virginia. in 1907.
| The jamestown Tri-centenniaI ex-
position will differ distinctly from
other expositions, as II will have a
great international naval rendezvous
and military encampment, to which
invitations have been extended by
the President of the United States.
Many countries have accepted and
will not only participate in the naval
and military features but will also
make Industrial displays as well.
: During ordinary times the vicinity
bordering on Hampton Roads so
famous in history, possesses sufficient
attractions to warrant its selection as
meeting place, while during the ex-
position period its natural advan-
tages will be wonderfully augmented.
We would be glad to have the
teachers call during their stay In the
city that we may explain how this
trip can be obtained. Some young
lady from Marion county will have
the time of her life and help give
our county such advertising as It has
never received before. All expenses
viii be paid by The Capital Journal
and the Pacific Northwest. with
which The Journal has associated in
what viii prove to be the biggest
longest and best newspaper exclusion
ever given .in the United States.
Come In and obtain fun particulars.
CAPITAL. JOURNAL.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-15
NIade nanny for Life.

Great happiness came into the
home of S. C. Blair, school superln-
tendent. at ST. Albans, w. Va, when
his little daughter was restored from
the dreadful complaint he names.
lie says MY little daughter had ST.
Vitus' dance. which yielded TO no
treatment but grew steadily worse
until as last resort we tried Elec-
trio Bltters; and rejoice TO say
three bottles effected complete
cure" Quick. sure cure for nervous
complaints. general debility. female
weakness, impoverished blood and
malaria. Guaranteed by J. c. Perry's
drug store. Price soc.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-15

been decided to determine, once for
all, whether or not It was the sense
OF the business element of the city
to allow the commercial club to drop
into complete oblivion or whether
the time for an awakening had ar
rived, and the work of the club hav-
ing been carried on altogether too
long already under such strenuous
and discouraging conditions, the
time had come when a choice one
way or the other must be made. II
the business men thought the city
could get along just as we'll without
an expensive commercial organiza-
tion, well and good; II 1t was decided
20 continue the work of advertising
and promotion OF the best interests
of the community, better still. but
n decision must be reached, and 1t
must be reached tonight"
"We are not going to drop the en-
lterprise," said George F. Rodgers.
who was the first 10 take the floor
In reply TO the momentous question
I'VE are not going to bury the club.
There Is too much of a spirit of pro-
gress manifest, and we are not going
TO stand by. as men, and see Salem
disgrace itself In the eyes of the
smaller, but more progressive COM
munities OF the state by dropping
the only evidence of enterprise In ex-
istence. There are two classes of
icltizens; The active and the passive
lt is our duty TO make the passive
class active in the upbuilding of the
town. IL must be done. Make the
organization democratic aud not a
class organization. The great trouble
heretofore has been there are too
many men that throw themselves in
the way of progress. instead of put
ting their shoulder TO the wheel and
helping to push the good work along
or course, the club is not going to
die; 1t is going to live a very lively
existence"
Carey f. Martin then took the
floor for few enthusiastic remarks
along the same line OF reasoning as
promulgated by Mr.. Rodgers. and he
was followed by f. n. Derby, who
,said, In substance:
This commercial body is not dead
and IL is not going TO die. Lack of
proper organization Is directly re-
sponsible for the lethargy and atti-
tude OF indifference which has been
displayed toward it's efforts in the
past. We must reorganize and get
TO work upon a more substantial and
systematic basis There is not a
lpage OF literature In existence that
Is ne TO send out as advertising mat
ter to attract the prospective home
seeker or capitalist into our midst.
This Is one OF the best and most re-
soureefel counties In the state. and
yet Il is practically the only one that
Is not provided with an ample sup-
lpiy Of literature that does Justice to
the city and this section of the val-
ley. Let us renew our subscription
list aud start all over again"
| There Is not the slightest excuse
flor permitting the club 10 die or even
remain In a comatose state" " said A.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-15
DR.. KUN
Wonderful CHINESE D0~

viii treat you with o''sA -
and cure any disease "i'A0"'
or pain. 40
DIR. Kun Is known sVe''aI
salem, and has cured many :,
people here. He has hv'a -
for 20 ysras, and can be 'F'.
uses many medicines unEnO'h !, :
dOetOrA and with them !. \
satarrA, asthma, lung trouu 80
matism, stomach, liver 'n'
eases. a ~
DIR. Kun makes a specially -.
and female troubles a" -
cure private diseases ~nsh hS
else fails. He has hune'.s ..-,'., y
monisls, and gives sOn'nl''. 80
Prices for medicines Vs'y ..us1'
Persons In the country 60
blank. ssnd stamp A.. ~
II yOu waat some sA'''
Il from u. "a "a
DIR. KUN BOW "A
ls7 south High street 4 -
Opposite Hotel saIsn-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-15
56,4OO Meals
Did Him No Gos
How One Man Wasted Fifty v.
His Life--Thousands L,lo \,

What's the use of ea,,,,
how" said the scrawny dysDs',s
his rotund, prosperous.,a.'.
friend. Here I've been eat,a'
times a day. and sometimes =.
day, for so years and loot I,
I'm rawboned and skinny sim
bottom of the ladder, sour :.
world, and a pessimist.
and | can't help It. IfIbaa a,
over again. though, I would tai. u
of my stomach, for l don't bsN,.'
ever really relished a meal !, L
life, not even mothers ch,,-
dinners, and I firmly believs n
my way of eating or whatever = h
brought along with it darkpe,, b
impossibility of success"
You're right" nodded nj, u
panlon. "Of course, that l,D,,|
ways the case. But in this a., i
must not only Trust in the Iors n
keep our powder dry but va n
swallow sunshine with Our \.
Cheerfulness, especially whls !.
ing, which is the most essenta !
of man, is as necessary to hin
sunshine is 60 the flowers. Noal
normal can be produced in darn.
"But this Is what you h,u,'
been doing, Mr.. Dyspeptc M
brain and your stomach, .rensu,
are twins. and you have to b
them accordingly. Why moi M
now and repair the damage wd
done It is never too late, you Ind
You mean at my age? And I.
pose you can't always get the n
sinner"
Absolutely, yes. Science
made 1t possible to get the sunil
the health and the strength d
your stomach needs, all put "
gether in little tablets. Thg 4
them Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablet
most effective tablets in the vi
for this very thing. One inge<
in these tablets digests 5000 I'd
of food without the help Of the n
ach. Two tablets after each ,
can do more work, In dlgestlrg
the stomach can itself. The sd
ach need not work at all, ama|
Dyspepsia Tablets does all the vc|
and gives your jaded stomach iN
the rest 1t needs. Meanwhile n
cure yourself Of brash, lrihibi
burning sensation, hearthu1 ~i
stomach, acidity, fermentauon' eaa
and the worst cases of dyspepsa y
Indigestion. You get rid OF theA
all time. An then, besides, you
eat all you want, and you viii I
relish mothers Christmas dlnnsn
you will take Stuart's Dyspe'
Tablets after eating. That's
sunshine | was talking about y
your face will reflect the ln's'
change going on, you'll be more
ergetic, your mind will be el'''
you'll be happier, and you'll oe!'
self again.
"Your heart will change ana "
feel rosy. You'll enjoy your -
and live. Let's walk down !
ldrug store and let me introdu"'
to one little package Of these s''.
Dyspepsia Tablets. You can se' :
at any drug store in the wo'a
only soc a package, 1t Is worn
| Mr.. DyspeDtic."
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-15

The average young woman
day is busy and has no time
vote to anything but hea'.
beauty. 1t comes TO ninety-A~
of every hundred who take -. :.
ter's Rocky Mountain Tea
Tablets, 35 cents. For SAFE
Stones store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-15
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
HAS MADE A DISCOVERY.

Editor DaVey has made the dls-
covery late in the day that Chief Cor
nellus was a very unfit man to ever
be made City Marshal.
It must be admitted that the
people nominated him over Alonzo
Gesner. WHO WAS THE ONLY 9TH
ER CANDIDATE offering himself.
Then he had to be elected over
the dlsaffectlon OF the Gesner-Croi-
san machine, who carried the fourth
ward and several wards for his op-
ponent.
Then, not succeeding in defeating
Cornelius. the Gesner machine moved
on the city council, got control OF
IL, and named policemen OF their own
choice, and voted out the men chosen
by Cornelius
That was doing politics" with a
vengeance. and SALEM HAS HAD A
GEsNERIZED POLICE FORCE the
past year, and Gesnerlzed city eoun
elf. as far as that political organizer
could control matters.
But In all this struggle for the con-
troll of the police force OF the city II
had mover leaked out that Mr.. Cor
nelus was an unfit man for the of
flco to which the people elected him.
In his leading editorial Editor
Davey dIscloses what has been the
deep secret OF the whole situation,
and, as usual. the other fellow alone
Is 10 blame. lie says:
"The entire trouble with the police
administration OF this city the past
year was caused by the stubbornness
OF n man In the marshal's ofIlce WHO
WAS NOT ADAPTED TO SUCH DU-
TIES, and who arrogated TO himself
rights and privileges not his by nat
ural or charter provisions"
IL will be fair TO assume that In
their personal relations, Chief Cor
nelius and the men under him were
both 10 blame some, and neither side
should bear all the blame.
IL has never boeu charged even by
his worst enemy that Tom Cornelius
was unfit for the duties of his ofiice,
or that he neglected 10 perform his
duties In any manner,
Every time he ran In a hobo or
picked mp wayward stroet-walker
Il was not paraded In the newspapers
as A GREAT ACT or civic PURI.
FICATIoN TO reform the morals OF
this city.
hut the charge against City Mar.
shal Cornelius Is that he Is stubborn
that he was not adapted TO such du,
ties. of course, Editor Dayey writes
from the standpoint OF machine poll
tlcs.
The adroit editor OF the states.
man leaves hole for himself tc
crawl out Of, tie does not tell what
the unntness consisted OF lie calls
Il "stuhhornness"
Cornelius. as Chief OF Police OF IN,
city was probably unwilling 10 be
run by boss outside of the cit,
council The policemen he had Sc
lected probably WOULD NOT DC
POLITICAL DIRTY WORK In tn,
primaries for the boss,
Cornelius probably had the absurC
idea that petition OF all the bust
ness men OF tho city for the retention
OF an able force ought to have a llt
tle weight With man elected Cit!
Marshal by the people
Like his predecessor, Chief Cor
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-15

Any thin or undeveloped girl or
woman viii be benefited by taking
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea. II
Is one OF the greatest known rene
dies for making people strong,
healthy and we'll, Tea or Tablets,
S5 cents. For sale at Dr. Stones
store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-15
Cart Neugebauer Injured.

Word has reached here that Carl
Nengehauer son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Neugebauer, OF this city. has
been injured by fall. while at work
on building at San Jose. California.
The injuries are not serious. Il Is
expected that he will return to Salem
In few days.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-15

MIR, and Mrs. w, =, connor left
today for an extended trip TO the
Sound cities, Mr., Conner has been
acting as manager Of the wrnamsets
Hotel during the absence OF MIR, and
Mrs. J. Conner In the East.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-15
Sent Back.

"Once | loved a lady editor
"Was your love returned
Yes; with the usual resFeA
Washington Herald.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-15

To CURE A CoLD IN ONE DAY.
Take LAXATIVE BRoMo ouinine
Tablets Druggists refund money II
lac falls 20 cure n. w. GROVES
signature on each box sIe.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-15

Small savings are the founda.
tlon for future riches Il you win
only persistcntly pat them away
where they will earn interest.
What n you can save only "a
fen dimes or niokIcs day-there
are going 20 be many more days
IN your life, and these small saw.
iags viii grow into large sum.
opca a savings account with
us and lct us help you save. Il
may mean grea, deal 20 you.
Savings Department
CapifAl National Bank
New-York tribune., 1906-06-17

59 CT I2D-9 DaTldS AS---..- '@2
Full bleach-mercerized-m Of finest
quality Egyptian yarn-varfety OF hand
some patterns-63 inches wide
Limits ydS
New-York tribune., 1906-06-17
8 u 3 &. Fencr S:ocks. Is

Eatiste vita Baby Irish. Point Gaze. Jap
auese Emb'y-also half sleeves. collar
and cuff sets and small round yokes Of
lawn and lace or by-variouS designs
Limit-Three
New-York tribune., 1906-06-17
GOOK.95 TOURS

Tn-ee New York Offices:
a. AND 11S5 L r O \ ID " \ Y.
G49 Made so y \ Y Il y I +.
Euston Philadellhia. Chicago. Etc
New-York tribune., 1906-06-17
RAILROADS.
MEW Jersey CENTRAL.

sr,r,o~s SFoot Liberty St y H.
s1AAlONS West I'D ST.. n IT.
Ti.ro shown below is from Liberty 81
West I'D ST. leaves 10 minutes carrier ga
cept as noted by designating marks:
RASTON. BETHLEHEM. ALLEN IoWN y
AND MAUCH CHUNK. W S.'t2
Easton), 9l1 \. NJ. }2O, 4.4O, 80 tb?,41
100. 800 and 800 P. N, >.rox a 10
A. N. 10. 800 p NJ. sundays. z+'5o
A NJ. 800 p. ".
LAKEWOOD. l.AKEHUKS5T. az N Q ,, N =, y
A. M. 15o. ALB Lakewood aagd and Lake sae
hurst only k3. 40. a5.O0. Nv6-Os). sun
days 100 A. NJ. (9.4o. Lakewood ana
ATL4NTic r1a4yltTi g. CITY - $40 A. NJ. ki3 40
LONG BRANCH. AsBURY PARK. OCEAN N
GROVE, POINT PLEASANT-zi:OO 80
Il3O A. NJ. exl2.4O NJ. 20. 1.iO = no.
g445 515 80. $50, JI2o sunda!s,
except Ocean Grove, 3.l3 A. M. 4V1
ATL8NTIC TIA - HLDs.. sEABRIGHT, MON
MOUTH BCH., EAST LONG BRANtH0 a. Ia
z4.O0 z5.JO $50. 11.30 A Nj. 80: ~
80. go r IL sundays $40 A. NJ
SANDY ND Hook ROUTE FOR ATLANTii5c:
HIGHLANDS. SkABRlGdI' oi-G,s hC-sT x
GE5VE SE5vf snFfSG ASfSEf [AEk IiS IS9iST E
PLEASANT-Pler 81, n r.. W; 42d 81
@.55 A. NJ, i2.%O. 800. 4;l2 = M IGar In
TO- y r.. Cedar St. 1920 A. M. LOO
3.45. 4.45 2. N. sundays, 1000 A NJ
READI%G, HARRIsBURG. POTTsvlLLE
AND WILLIAMSPORT-. ziUU, zi.3o
1890, 80. 1000. Loo a. Nj. Reading
oLIy). 5 100. 30. 700 z. NJ. Read
ing, Pottsville, Harrisburg oniy, t4.oo
800. 7.3O r. NJ.
PHILA ADELPHlA.
"a 80. m1.O0. mSCO. 1890. m'lo.0O 100
A. N, m+12.OO. mi %, 500, 300. 400,
m-5.O0 ms0C0, 100 800. *9.Uu, SlU-3U
p NJ. j%l2. 10 mdt.
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
500, m-I1.OO m'l2.o0. m+2OU. m4"4 90
m"6.OO, 200. j@l2.11.
'Daily. iDaiIy except Sunday. sSun-
Gays. +Pailor cars only. Via Tam1qua.
aEXcept Saturdays. mDining Car. XSaluI-
days only. zFrom Liberty St. only.
From Twenty-third Street-b5 20 p. NJ.
c3.J0 +. M, el2.2U L. M, g4.30 r. Nj.
jill so f. NJ. 40 =. Nj, v55O =. NJ.
Offices: Liberty St. West 23d st. 6
Astor uouse, 245. 434, 1860. 1854 Broadway,
~ dth Av.. Isl 9th Av.. - Union square
West. PISS 30 Av.. 1O5 West l25th St, 245
Columbus Az, New York; Court St. ;,4:;
3i4 Fulton St. 119 NOstrand Az, E-ooh-
Is II; 80 Broadway, williamsburg New
YORK Transfer CO. Calls for aud checks
baggage 70 QestinaIion.
w. o. BESLER c NJ EIRT
Nioe-Pres. a Gen. Mgr Gen. Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1906-06-17

he'aefs VIII please note that Part is within Par.
WINS Is TO insure delivery of complete copies
New-York tribune., 1906-06-17
$3.50 SILK Petticoats. A.2s

Extra quality Taneta Silk-beautifu1
shaded colorirgs-deep accordion or
shirred tlOunCe, bias ruffie or ruche finish
lengths 40 and -
Limit-One.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-17
YAMeURG-EMERTCAN LINE.
Special Passenger Service.
Fast EXDreSS Seryic,


PLY MOUTH II 'P f}OI RG-HN MBt re
Kaiser II AV.Jne2- 4: 30 Kajse1in \. V..July 10
Oceana. Hume - 1890 Deutschland.--J July -
DeutschlIi.' Ie@S 9:Ol Nmertka. Aug -
AmeIika.-July ,. 4:Gl Butcher. ....-Aug. >
Amono the special features ~ these SHIPS
are: Grill Room Ritz-CarltOn Restaurant
la carte Elevators. Gymnasium. Palm Gar
den Electric BATHS. etc.
Twin Screw Passenger Service.
DOVER HONEON OR PARIS) AND
HAMBURG.
I.arra Tw'n Screw Vessc:s Of 1000 tons.
superb Passenger Accommodations.
Prot0 in Iu-a ~. ~ Patricia ....... July 2S
Walders-eJ3a ! SCAM rretoria. ..... Aue- 4
Penrs'a a .Jy14 :;itar Waldersee. Aug II
Batavia Julv ~ : arrl Pernsvlvau q. Aug b
*To Hamburg direct.
Mediterranean Service.
To NAPLES MD GENOA.
p. ASa,bert Jun 10 +Moltl" .,.... Sept. II
p 0~'-ar......Ju'y ! p. AdaIbert. SEPT. -
+Noltka. - :. p.Oskor...... Oct.
T.. Ada bert Aug 7l+Moltke- oct %
seals GJbianar. Las Grill Room and
Gymnasium
New-York tribune., 1906-06-17
RAILROADS.
.PIEMNg gVIL vANlA
x A L X @ A d


K A L K O A d
STATIONS foot Of West Twenty-third
Street and Desbrosses and Cortandt
Streets.
~ The leaving time from Desbrosses ana
Cortlandt Streets is five minutes later tnan
that given below for Twenty-third street
FOR THE WEST
*7.55 m. CHICAGO SPECIAL
1856 An. PITTSBURGH DAY EAPKESs.
"10.55 A. NJ. THE PENNSYLVANIA A LIN
TIED Chicago Cincinnati and St LOUIS
.T33 p n. 81; LOUIS LIMITEDI, LLII2lrIE2,71 AND
1855 Pm. PENNSYLVANIA SPECIAL
Is hours TO Chicago.
"455 PM CHICAGO LIMITED
"5. - NJ WESTERN EMPRESS ~,
"6.25 PM ST. LOUIS AND ClNCl->'>
755 PM PACIFIC EXPRESS. -).r>-
ss2J Pm. CLEVELAND AND Ci-\oi->
NATI EMPRESS.
1856 PM. PITTSBURGH SP1CiAl..a;r,
WASHINGTON AND THE sol n ~ or
s7.55. s25 .925 1875, 1853 a. M nj l. Tim. NJ
ited"). '325 1925. 4.55. 80; .; "a 80 Ok
no no 12io night, ,d ., sanSas .iS a t.s25 con
Eressional Limited ST.
s555 . % D. m. Il, 10 night- % n M.
ATLANTIC COAST LIlE-'922 . a. H. o'--
sEIT6ARB sIs ?, R Gf1Hs %fR LIHE-l225 p. m and
XdPFoI,K ~ AND WESTERN RAILWA
Ia, g . b, b m daily u ONO RAILwAYa,II
an m Week wee and - So p m, d@ii3 MGR-
F76R ON POINT COMFORT ana "a : Il
FOLK,'725 a n. week oa'
.TIAyTir r ln Paliyc c1rY-9.55 a, m and 2,9o :
nr weekdays SUNDAYS; s,;.aei,.fays
CAPE MAY-12-55 p. m va ARK ocean
TH%C BRANCH. ASBURY PAi'tE tGE,,ndaysl-
l. cro,.e1 North Asburv Park 91,aaf maef 4
9-art SIS. only. S.55. 1o,oa o.: q, nI IS o. ex-
n o. SATURDAYS only 20 - -, weel-
cent Long Rranch) and 40 - y m.
davs sundays. S.2o. 30
and 4-'I FoR Q r. Phil ADElPH.s3as5 81 .as,.
n, - OK 50 s25. $50. - % ~ .12h3
40 IS. 40 IS. 20 p M M o., 80 4.5
20. 90. ~ for North Philadeip,si9a ~
o,i-S - IS. %6 -. 6.53. i-o9. T1,Is only)
-, % - for North Phllaoeipi....H,, Sundays.
p. m. - 10 night weeE'"G ~ 81 .t10-h3
80 %, - - *to ~ 81 o. -, ~
% ~ . ~ si25 81 for 40 ~ 10
saI--tte 80, onIy1 s455 $3.50. - ".-1I1','i,aieI-
%. $50 9.25. @ 50 II for ,,sSt H9''N
mia onlyl p nj. 4T.jmitpd 1dtg Train Train "a
1,,i-d, 6fTIccs KOS 4Gi. 1S34 any 80 1
troadTyav. 1s2 Fifth Avenue 'os,1W 'Sa.h c. !
ST.: 263 Fifth Avenue o. tcotHt proollyn. i
cDirt Strcef 20 Nostrand Avenue 90
Rroadvav. and Pennsylvanla -AhIieN IieS, ~ ny
tion. Tfe New York Tfan,ssleI- ,e from
WIFI call for and chcck nae - dostina-
hotels and residences thfous"
rrelenhone ..543 Chelsea for pennsylvania
Pqilroad Cab Service u-onn
" ". AT,TERBURY, ) ,,H. r c1N M11.2 Wa.ager.
General Manager. Pass. : ralii' 81
GEO. ". BOYD
General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1906-06-17
STEAMBOATS,.
LlCldl9Om River
[BW [D2Wlimlnft.

PalatiaI Steamers NEW YORK" and
ALBANY Of the Hudson River Day Line
fastest and finest river boats in the world.
Nv. Bklyn., Fulton st. (by Annex 500 y. n
DesbrosseS St. Pier. $40
West sd St 200
- West 129th St.......9:2O
Landing at Ionkers, West Point. New
bursh. PoUghkeepsie, Kingston Point, Cats
kill Hudson and Albany. Daiiy. except
sunday Special trains 10 Catskiu Mts ,e-
sorts and Saratoga. and easy connections
TO all points East. North and West. Through
tickets AID baggage checked ~ Offices OF
N Y Transfer Co. Through rail- tickets
between y. y. and Albany accepted. Most
delightful one-day outings n West Point
Newburgh. or Pokeepsie, returning on down
boat Restaurant open al a NJ MUSIC.
STEAMER MARY POWELL
Leaving Desbrosses st. at $40 =" -.
Saturdays, 40 p. M W 4-d st. $50
p. NJ. saturdays r. NJ, We, i19ih >.
$50 T. NJ. Saturdays 30 p NJ for high
land Falls. West Point. Cornwall New
tUrgh. New Hamburg. Milton. POugnheeDslr.
Rcndout and Kingston Orchestra on board.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-17
50 G. BOYS washable Fats 81

Also Cars-puck Linen. crash.
Cresqeae and Ptque-Yachts. Colts
Etons, Tams. Beach Hats and Flares
seF2ra bic bands-plain or emb'd
Limit-Two-
New-York tribune., 1906-06-17
$500 G:rls' white Dresses zoo

Fine sheer White Lawn and Dotted Swiss
high or Dutch neck-beaUtiful models
elaborate trim'gs Of handsome emb'y or
lace and ribbon ettes-slOiFrs trifn'd or
with wide hem and tucis-trim'd sleeves.
Limit-TWO.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-17
s1,49 Rovs' washable Suits 50

Russian end sailor Styles-Plain and
stripe ChambrayS crash. White Duck
Madras. GaIstea. G>c.-EtOn. Military or
Sailor COIlar-p!qUe. braid or emb'y trim
straight or knicker Trousers TO 10
VT Included are some mfrs samples.
Limft-TwO.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-17

1q e. Chamb-ays & ZeDnyr5 "a
10 ard a6 inches wide-invisit'e checks
biue ana tan hair lines and small oro-
tate figure eTects-worth 10 and 10 cents.
Limit-15 yds-
New-York tribune., 1906-06-17
g to 80 Ct. Boys BlcuseS... 3.

Isundered and un.aundered-extr quail
ity NadrGs-white OF with figures and
sJripes-IlEht medium and dark coIors-
neckband OF collar attached
Limit-Tvo.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-17
Notion SgecialS

Belt Hose Supporters-white. blue. black
and piak-heavy elastic-iarge sateen
rad straps: reg. ~ A...-..---..- =
Limit-Two.
Washable Dress Shiclds-SiZes and r
tshi.c waist and full size)-llght
weigEt-reeularly 10 and IL =
I-imit-DCZen pairs
New-York tribune., 1906-06-17
Sc Waite L2Wn Waists. .s4

Three attractive models-open back or
front. elaborate lace or emby fronts
tucked or peat bacS-shOrt or long
sleeves.
IImit-Two-
New-York tribune., 1906-06-17
OCEAN STEAMERS.

BEFORE GOING ABROAD CONSULT
THE EUROPEAN ADVERTISEMENT
THAT APPEAR REGI I.APLY N THE
TRIBUNE on SUNDAYS. WEDNESDAYS
AND SATURDAYS.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-17
Sc e. Seersucker Pettlcoats.. q

2S - - inches IOuE-Clear gray and white
cJIorings-deep fl0unces-rUfIie finish
with and without Jucks
Limit-TWO
New-York tribune., 1906-06-17

lr. \ Il & HARTFORD X. X
:. 5, ."pa from Grand Central station,
s1sT0,se h- Sia Ate.. IS follows Tor
~ ils Aes London &, PROV 90.
'rI'o9' lo-02 a. r.. = LOO.
j. d.. via Ni.iimantic s:Ol
IA - -oD T. II: via Spfd.-f5:I5
tRgsI 1900, 500. IL 90 T.. n.
IOrs,..1-.ls,s.l3 - , y o. BAR lHARBOR- 4. n.
.kaH ~ ana FITCHBCkG. SiI PDI-
4 tts,-- .a5 j. N
a Hill and NORFOLK - 1892
- '".3l D M
neie .-R Stockbridee. I.enox, Pitts
no., s2s 1902 a NJ sI:24 1881 pm.
b eI.5- 'iilots al cGgand Central station
"a, -. also - c2z5. 1873. cIaJ4
|s 80 - non Square. cls2 Fifth ave.
III p--...ls n ave. cbsJ Madison Ave,
Esoki,, l-iih ST. 273> Third Ave. IN
J s..s'. = Court 81. 40 Nostrand Ave,
Ily Except Sundays. saturdays
p,5e9is al l25th ST xStops al l25Jh
lsas 5i,ss only, IFarlor Car Limited.
'.ets car cPaTIOr and Sleeping Gar
New-York tribune., 1906-06-17
. Ct. W0ren's Vesrs. "a

Ribbed cottOn-croChet neck-silk taps
run-F,x,ra size-subject TO mfrs slight
iEpe-fec tons.
Lisnit-Th-ee.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-17
sc White Lawn Ass. 1.s9

Front Of omen erab'y llserts-with and
without lace and tucks-trim'd or tucked
backs-open back-trim'd short sleeves.
IiTnit-TWO.