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Twenty-Five Per Cent Interest

The defendants through G.. s. Price their
attorney. set up as a defense that tho pIaintin
Is trying 10 cHtort % per cent interest per an
mum from them; that they are claiming several
hundred dollars. when a matter OF fac,
there Is now really duo the defendants SlGO
oyerpnld Tho Ammcrmnns claim that II they
had paid tho interest demanded of them by tho
savings corporation they would have paid on
inc last month at maturity of claim less
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-26

The Breeder Oflce SUPP
are most complete Office ou,u ~ r
Largest Stationery stoIs
West Ind Houttl
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Clings to Her Puppy.
Puppy Was Scared.
Tells of Experiences.

Here little MisS Smith again strolIcd tho
head of her puppy. which ovincing a lively
interest in matters about the Office, und being
asked for the story OF her experiences said
We loft Salt Lake Inst December for San
Francisco and were living at - Washington
street. When the nrst shook como IL was
early In the morning and mamma just
getting ready 10 get breakfast.
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Refused to Talk

The dance floor at Saltair Will De
lnclosed tomorrow night for the cauel
dance A good time Is certain.
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Wouldn't Sell Puppy.

The interview being at an ond little Mlss
Smith said You will be and put this
in The tribune, won't you for mamma wnnts
TO rec it2 And be suro TO say something
about my puppy Ho Is the only pet l have
loft now"
Tho lttlo girl, sun clasping her puppy 10
her breast. then thanked the reporter man.
and startod for the door.
Walt a moment" said member OF the
STAFF here Is little present for you" nnd
silver dollar dropped into the child's hand
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Bought Children's Supplies.

This committee ls composed of Miss
Pollock OF the supervisors and Miss Quail
trough OF tho high school Ae already
stated In the columns of The Tribune on
"Wednesday morning, about 1900 was ex-
pended for clothing and food for infants
or tender years After receiving this re-
port the relief committee adjourned, sub
)ect TO call of Chairman Christensen
Offerings of Pupils.
Committee Secretary and Treasurer
Judd announced Wednesday night that
he had finished counting receipts of funds
and that the amount received from all
sources was $ls4IO. or this $500 was OF
fered by the children of the schools. SIS
came from officers and supervisors, and
the remainder from the teachers save a
small sum which was contributed by
three or four jnnitors Mr. Judd saws
II is probable that a fcw more small Of
ferings will come in within the next few
day6
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For Home Industry

SO Bronze Clock SIT this w
L. Eurniture Removal sac.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-26
Kodak Finishing
Consumes Entire DAY

Salt Lake Photo supply 80 oss'
Srd 80. The best or your
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-26

Mandolin lessons given at your resi-
dence. Address Miss Parents. IFS w 4th
10 civ
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Clothing to Be Sent

Eat your lunch In the pa
at tho Royal.
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Drop Me a Pos'al
For reduced price list for r.
dak finishing. Harry Shiples;5
Photographer. lei Main ST. bo''
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-26

So Bronze Clock S1.50 this week. I. X.
L. Furniture Removal Sale,
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Other Willing Hands.

This the signal for every hand In the
Office to 20 Into tho owners pocket md when
the child went away her oyes nllcd with tears,
she had enough money to buy somc
dresses In place OF those shc lost In tho Frisco
disaster.
Later reporter called upon the little girls
monthcr Mrs Sarah Reese. at ii Grape
Pa MI
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GIRL AND HER DOG
co THROUGH FIRE
Child Tells How She Saved
Puppy and Kitten From
Earthquake.
BROUGHT HER PETS BACK
TO THE STATE WITH HER
Sold Kitten in Ogden, but Says
She viii Cling to
Puppy.

Tendorly clasping n tiny puppy in her
arms, Bessie Smith aged IL years. sweet
faced little Cirl. entered the rooms OF the city
editor OF Tho Tribune Wednesday afternoon
and said: u want to u reporter man.
Twelve OF Tho Tribuncs rcportoriol stan
Immediately placed themselves at tho command
OF the little miss. who, after carefully scan
ming the fncc OF each. picked out the most
fathcrly looking in tho gathering and
said
Cllngs to Her Puppy.
II wanted TO tell you about my puppy His
name Is Jack. but mamma says ought to call
him Frisco now, because no In tho
earthquake. or course he didn't know any
thing about IT. because he's too young, and
then. ho never saw earthquake before.
Puppy Was Scared.
But, oh, my. no scared. Our house
had already fallen down. but / went buck In
eide and got my kitten and puppy 1 brought
them back with far Ogdon. but II
man offered me dollar for the kitten thero
and ! sold II 10 him. / wouldn't take any
thing for tho puppy. though
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Stationery and Office Material,
from pen point TO a typewriter, every
thing new and up-to-date
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Not So Difficult, After

Thus IT will be seen that, 10
lem beset by many dif1icultles
ter resolves itself Into somes
one. That 1t will be pushed y
along the lines indicated tnefe 2
doubt, for Chief Sheets Is In 81
and will never quit until orss;
cency take the place Of ro"u''
New-York tribune., 1906-11-03
YOUNG OYSTER BAY MAN HELD.
Police Think They Have Thief Who Has
Been Robbing Long Island Towns.

Edward Bayles, of Oyster Bay was held with
out ball yesterday by Magistrate Higginbotham
In Williamsburg charge of grand larceny
and passing worthless checks. The young man
was arrested on Thursday night, after two de-
tectives and OF his victims had chased him
more than six miles through Brooklyn to Coney
Island.
Detectives say he is the man who has been
going through small Long Island towns and
robbing houses
Half dozen of his victims were present in
court yesterday, ready to identify him, and 1t
is expected that when his hearing comes up next
Monday enough victims will be hand to In
sure Bayles spending a long period in Jail He
was held without bail
New-York tribune., 1906-11-03
James McCreery & Co.
Thirty-fOurth Street.
FOR CURRENCY REFORM
Bankers Committee Completed for
approaching Conference.

The committee consisting OF G. S. Whitson. pres
!dent of the American Bankers Association and
vice president of the National City Bank. of New
York; Colonel J. d. Powers. first vice-presidenG Of
The association and banker of Louisville. and
George NJ Reynolds. chairman Of the executive
council and president Of the Continental Nator al
Bank, Of Chicago. appointed at the recent annual
convention Of the association 10 select 10
be added TO the list of members of the legislative
committee, which appointed at the 1906 conven-
ton, has completed its labors. The ten
lected are A. B. Hepburn, president of the Chase
National Bank. New York chairman; James B.
Forgan. president of the First National Bank Chi
cago; Myron T Herrick. president of the Society
for Sayings, CreyeIauu.
Of the Mercantile Trust Company, st. Louis; J. T.
Tabert. vce-president OF the Commercial National
Bank. Omaha; Sol Wexler, vice-president of the
Third National Bank St. Louis; John Perrin pres
ident Of the American National Bank. Indianapolis;
Luther Drake. president of the Merchants National
Bank OMAHA Sol wexler, vice-president of the
whitney-CentraI National Bank New Orleans and
Robert Wardrop president of the Peoples National
Bank, Pittsburg.
The members OF the committee chosen last wear
20 which the ten men just named have been ADDED
tne whole number constituting the Bankers Asso-
ciatlon's currency commission. which is draft a
plan for currency reform We're Arthur REYNOLDS
president Of the Des Moines National Bank Das
Moines, Iowa: E. +. Swinney. president OF the
First National Bank. Kansas City: J. A. McCord
cashier OF the Third National Bank, Atlanta: W
v. Cox. president of the Second National Bank
OF Hamilton & Cunningham, Hoopeston, Ill.
The commission will hold its first meeting at the
new Willard Hotel washington, on November y.
Commerce currency committee will be invited
confer with the commission. provided In the
SodT 'iie appointment Oh 'le ia'ter
New-York tribune., 1906-11-03
GIROUI MINE REPORT.
Portland Company's Prospects-The
Colonial Propertu.

III Is stated that the official report of the Giroux
consolidated Mines Company, which has been made
DE lls president Joseph l.. Giroux has in some
respects exceeded the expectations of those who
originally invested in the proper+v The renort
says that the company has no debts has 500 900 in
le treasury and reserve OF 10 900 shares OF treas
uIy STOCK The property at Ely. New. comprises
I'ooV acres, covering two miles in length and from
2rG00 to 5000 feet in width The rnaasuran,ent -,
the ore exposed by the development work already
uilueFtakeh mas not been attempted but close esti-
mates made by mining experts put the tonnage in
sight at approximately cash value of $40 600 600
assuming production OF 10 cents a pound for
copper This cost is figured 21a cents pound
higher than the estimate of ]. Park Charming In
his report on the Nevada Consolidated Mine and
large proportion Of the now exposed in the
Giroux is in porphyry similar to the present deveI
9pi Sped ores OF the Nevada Consolidated. President
eIirouN estimates that the property will show an
cent year on the entire capitalization p
Of the Pora1d TO deangs on the curb this week
!eu 10 inquiries concerning the corporation AL
not yet been issued, the following facts have been
ascertained: The company was organized under the
full paid and worcestershire. par value 81 each 4
h ee eroceed oeed Gf from the c stock @ Eemans m in the
10 b me dereiopment Of the property The officers Of
prsSideHt Tan and general manager OF the Postal els
peany Cofif of Dean9 IompaRy edG; hp
Renyer; 50 secretary and treasurer J. G. Helm CHIEF
board Of directors consists Of the officers named
ana w. D. ID Esterre. jr.. OF Brooklyn; T.. G. De-
lany. OF Denver and w. c. Ledbetter Of Raml,iar
NEo. Nh Ledbetter is the general manager of ihe
company; Ihe company's mines works are N
me Rattle lake mining district of Wyoming, by
Wyoming. " ~ ~ "
The Colonial Silver Mines Company has property
IN which the ore can be mined perhaps cheaper than
IN any other In the cobalt territory It's three tun-
nelS are being pushed into the hill which crowns its
clainl compressor plants being built as rapidly
as possible and one will be in operation in a few
DAYS DAYS In the mean time. however. the drills are
eelng pushed by hand labor rapidly as possible
ore taken out In this tunnel work Is much more
than paying all expenses Of operation
New-York tribune., 1906-11-03
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL,
Foot Liberty ST, " r.
STATIONS yves, yad ~ p


Time shown below Is from Liberty ST.
West sd st. leaves 10 minutes earlier. exi
cept as noted by designating marks
PHILA uELPHIA
'4.3o. moo. mSO0. 900. mslO.o0 sif.00.
m'l2G0, m1.OO. '2.oU. 300. AGO. mss. 90.
mo- 100. is.o0. 800, ploSO p. II.
.BALTIMoRE AND WASHINGTON.
500, m'10;0o, m'12-o 90. 600. +"4.0O. m'6.0o.
LAKEWOOD AND LAKEHURsT-z4.Oo
a;4o a. NJ: xl,oO, 40, kS.AO. 4.l5d. 800
ATLANTIC CITY--9.4ii a. NJ. xl.0e, k3 40
LoNG BRANCH. AsBuRY PARK.
OCEAN GROVE (Sundays No. Asbury
Park)-z4.00 90. $50. 11.S0 A. NJ, ex12.40,
l2O. gl45. ei5, $50, $50. j12.o1. sun
A. NJ, 400. $50 p. NJ.
BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN. MAUCH
CHUNK. WILKESRARRE. SCRANTON.
READING. HARRISBURG. POTTSVILLE.
WII.LIAMSPORT and all other points can
West 23d st. Tel. 3i+i Crelsea), Astor
House, PAS. 424. 1860. 1?J Broadway Is2
18th Az. 2S1 18th Av.. % Union Square West.
2I9S Sd Av.. l0J West 125th St. 2f5 Co
lumbus Av-, New York: Court St.. 343.
S44 Fulton St, 40 Nostrand Av.. Brook
York Transfer Co. calls for and checks bag
gage to destination.
'Daily. fDaily. excer, Sunday. psun-
days. tParlOr cars only. aExCept Satur-
DAYS. mDining car. xSaturdays only.
ZFrom Liberty St only.
From Twenty-third Street e12. 20 p. NJ,
d3 80
W. C. BEsLFR. W. c. HOPE,
vice-Pres. & Cen Mgr Cen pass'r Acen,
New-York tribune., 1906-11-03
IMPROVEMENTS AT MONTE CARLO

London, Nov. 2-The work at Monte Carlo to
Improve the bluff overlooking the Bay Of Monaco
Is about completed, and greatly adds to lis ar
fractions The large addition TO the Hotel de
fHermtage and the completion Of the terraces
overlooking the Mediterranean and bav add arastI,
TO the attractions of this well known establishment
Ihe Hermitage has become such a resort for A,oar
;csAs that this season well known Americs1 ba
.e man has been engaged TO assist tba rag,,ia-
manager in looking after their comfort IT, 6, ta
hs three hundred and suites viii, 49,.
L&Iconies and bathrooms ''' ''+tF"te
New-York tribune., 1906-11-03
TRIALS Get FOR ALLEGED REgATePs

Judge Holt. in the United States Court Yesterday
signed an order summoning the American Sugar
Refining Company and the New York Central Rail
road to appear Wednesday and stand ,rial
on two indictments, charging rebating. The fndict-
ments specify that $4,000 was given and received
by the offending companies westbound SHIPMENTS
10 Cleveland In 1902. The money. IL is charged was
paid in 1903. The two companies will be tried
separately. the New York Central probablv first
Both companies have pleaded not guilty. IL * rx-
pected that the trials will be conducted quickly
the evidence nearly all of a documentary us tiIre
has been prepared by Henry A Wise Assistant
United states Attorney, and John IL Grim sDeciaI
agent under the direction OF United States rtornev
Stimson
New-York tribune., 1906-11-03
NEW MEDICAL DIRECTORY" OUT.

The 1906 issue, eighth volume. of The Medi-
cal Directory Of New York, New Jersey and
Connecticut, has just been issued. The directory
shows the number of physicians In Mania ttan
and The Bronx to be 4,293; Brooklyn. / 500;
Queens 1874; Richmond. IS total for the
greater city Of 6034 In New York State there
are 1876. in New Jersey 22I6 and in Con-
necticut 1919. The total number in the di-
rectory is Is, ,631.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-03
AssERsoN's RESIGNATION ACCEPTED

The resignation of Henry r. AssersOn chief
engineer in the Sewer Department Brooklyn.
has been accepted by Borough President Coler
Mr. Asserson was suspended as the result Of
charges preferred by r. w. CreuZbaur, of the
Borough Presidents Office and was to have been
the city's service.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-03


Trains leave Grand Central station. 42d 81.
and. except the $50 a. m. 1.O2 $50. ll-So
p. m, stop at l2Jth s. II minutes later.
BufTa!o-fs. 50 ~ ~ 1920 a. IA. lV<'
*1.0G. '2.04. $50. 5000, $500. '92 70
$3.50. %11.30 =. n
Chlcago-'S. 10 a. m. s1.O6 So 'iSo.
$50. $500. $500. $50. s1I.30 p. m.
Cincinnati-*2. o. $50. 800. $3.50, 'll.5o
Cleveiand-ss. 10 a. m. .1.O6. $3.50, 600.
500 $3.50. *11.30 p. m
Columbus-.2 -. so. $500. s9.S0 p. m.
Detroit-'S. - a m. 'IO6. '4.S0. '6'Go'
800 '9.30 1.30 p. m
Indianapo,is1s2 a5 30. al 30 p. m.
Montreal-'12. 10. $50. 4s.45 a. m, ZOO.
Niagara p Fails-4s. 80. 1915 a. m. 10 20
a m. %l.02. -1.06 .2.04. s6G0 $500.
s9.2O s9.30 *1i.1O p. n.
~ Louis-s2. o. $50. ~11.20 p m.
Toronto-+s.3O : m. $50, 30. 71130 p m.
HARLEM DIVISION.
9.05 a. m. and $50 p. m, ex. sunday. 70
Pittsfield and North Adams; sunday. 9.3I
a. m.
Pullman cars on all through trains.
Ticket Offices at 149 245, 4l5 and 1919
broadway. - Unicn So w. 30 Columbus
Av., III West I23th St. Grand Central
and 125th ST. stations New York: 33S and
126 Fulton st. and 954 broadway Brooklyn.
sDaily. Except sunday. Except Monday.
Telephone "9G0 $Sth SIT" for New York
CentraI cab Service. Baggage checked from
hotel or residence by Westcott Express.
4. II. SMITH. - I. DAILY.
Vice Pres & Gen. Mgr. Pass'r Traffic Mgr.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-03
CITY BANK SUCCESSFUL BIDDER.
Gets s4,00o.oo0 of Corporate Stock and
100000 of Water Bonds.

Controller Metz opened bids yesterday afternoon
10" S0o.Gl9 of corporate stock OF the city and
100000 of water bonds with the result that the
Naistonai City Bank obtained all Of both issues at
w eSe The bids in the aggregate amounted To
sI4Vo,3lO, and of the bidders offered more
Than l0 for amounts less than 100000 hut the aver
Banks bid. ~ 0 O''S
The last bond issue of the city. in July brought
a average OF l0S1. Controller Metz said yester-
GAYS sale was satisfactory. He figured that The
income basis was about 9 81 per cent.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-03

'VVTHAT kind of tea is
w this ?" asked a Wis
itor watching tn e
fair hostess boiling the
water over an Edison cleo
trio heater.
"E- lee trio i tea" re-
piled the hostess as she Of
fered a perfect cup brewed
in half the time.
Sweet are the uses of
adversely, but they are
nothing to the multiple
uses Of electricity.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-03
HoIsELEss PAVEMENT IN GENOA

London, Nov. 2-Those who know the noisy
streets of Genoa will appreciate the improvements
IN the wav of noseess pavement Just laid in front
OF the well known hotels Savoy and de Iondres
which have fine location with a f,,ll ,,iao, 90 -,
poft ano harnor, and are close the landing place
Naples. -" IN N anu
New-York tribune., 1906-11-03
Specials in Skirts

Specials in Skirts
Second Floor-CentTe Building
rlacIs Soreen Petttcoats-deep flare
eolrces. with and without tucks
or pleats--egularly 81 2s.--.---.- -SS
Jersey Ton Petticoats-Marceline
rounces-elaborately shirred In
several sections -..-,-..-.-.'-.- 40
cu,, pa,,gcoats-hieh ffouaces, trim'd
in [-arious designs-black. white. eolors
and plaids-worth $500 -.-.-.-...'@ 20
Rich silk Fettic0ats-black and
Cclors-high ffources. elahoTats'y
trim q with accordion pleatlnss
shirrinss tucixs. bands. etc
elsewhere SS15-Our prlce-.-..-.--4. .SS
New-York tribune., 1906-11-03

\ NEW recipe for waf.
~ f1es: M a k e your
waffle batter in the
usual way and then bake
in an electric waffle iron.
You will find electric waf-
hes quicker and lighter,
and they can be made right
on the table, hot and ready
just when you want them.
No waiting for them to
come from the kitchen.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-03
n. Y, n. H. & HARTFORD p R

n. Y, \. H. & HARTFORD r. r.
Trains depart fIom Grand Central Station
42d ST. and 4th Ave. as follows for
BOSTON. via New London & Prov.-ftS 90
ftIlfO:0O 'xll10;02 A. M, tt1 :OO'
.xIli:H. 'xIlN60. ttll5:0o. ''15:O2 :,I2:Go
p ~: via Willimautic-fTS: A NJ.
1900 p M: via Spfd.-t9:14 A NJ,
tll12:OO. s4:O0 I'll :0O p. NJ.
WORCESTER and FITCHBURG, via PUT
NAM-t3:53 i. VI.
LAKEv1LLE and NORFOLK - tys:4s
A NJ. 1881 p. NJ.
CT harrington, Stockbridge. Lenox, Pitts
feld-t4:54 i.s:49 A. NJ. s1:24 and
1881 p NJ.
Ticket offices at cGrand Central Station
and c125th St. also at c245 1900. cl354
Bway. c25 Union Square. c1s2 Fifth Ave.
c245 Columbus Ave. c649 Madison Ave
clos W. 125th St. 279s Third Ave. In
Brooklyn. ca Court St. 40 Nostrand Ave,
800 B'way.
sDaily. Except Sundays. FStops at
l25th St xStops at 125th St Sundays only
tParIor Car Limited. Has dining car
cParlor and Sleeping Car tickets also. sSat-
urdays only.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-03
REDUCED RATES ON FALL RIVER LINE

Tie Fall River Line announces a reJuctfo, in
fare from Kew York 70 Boston the rate now being
s. C5 instead 81 with corresponding reduc,ion
TO Ill other Eastern points.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-03
CITY BONDS OFFERED FOR SALE

The National City Bank and y w Far-is . r.
nave Jonty purchased ana Offering 10 invee.ors
tioseD New York city tax exempt nov 90.
bonds. due November J. i9j6 DER cent
New-York tribune., 1906-11-03
LaCkaWanna Railroad.

Leave n. Y, Barclay. Christopher. w 23d
SITS.
$500 A M-For Binghamton and EImira
40 90 A. M.-For Buffalo. Chicago and ST.
Louis.
81 20 =. M.-For Buffalo and Chicago.
t4OO p. M.-For Scranton and Plymouth
.615 p. M.-For Buffalo and Chicago
'S As p. M.-FOr Buffalo. Syracuse Ithaca
900 A M.-Chicago-Sleepers open $50
p NJ.
Tickets at i49. 400. 1888. 1884 Broadway,
n Y. 800 Fulton St. Bklyn. "DaiIv
+Except Sunday. zI.eaves Christopher ST.
6 10 Z. NJ. weekdays.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-03
OLD GOLD AND SILVER.

OLD GOLD. silver aud precious stones
bought AT highest market valve. made
into new articles o. eNchanE. Tor new Jew
elry or Japanese goods at NJ. F. Tepper's
factory, 10 West S1st at. basement
New-York tribune., 1906-11-03
Jewelry and Combs

Jewelry and Combs
Main F;oor-Centre Building.
Geld Filled Bangle Bracelets-Rouan
polish CT English hnish-special- - I 24
!. with Riinestones In paved or raised
set;ings-sPecial ..,-..-..-,.--.---1 %
side. Neck - E-nTise Corbs-ross
plated ulcGnti2gs- set
beautiful designs-yaius .9s---...-. .A0
New-York tribune., 1906-11-03
Little Children's Russian Dresses

White Madr in
becoming style for boys girls
l TO
with cord trnmn Standing olars-
" n ~
A price scarcely o making
New-York tribune., 1906-11-03
james McCreery g. Co.
23rd Street. ,1tb c44
The Fifth Floor

The Fifth Floor
OF fthe Thirty-fourth Street Stora
Is devo'ea exclusively to the Children,s Ward.
rooe. complete stocks of Infants, Ou+stt;
Chliaren's and Misses Undertaking. chi
olehs Miihnery, Hosiery. Suits, Shirtwaists
etc., to IA years of age anus
years of age. "
New-York tribune., 1906-11-03
Boys Clothing.

Boys Clothing.
s4th Street Store
Boys Suits made of RIue mr. f.,., Cboy;o+
Blue Serge, single and double breasted
belted Suits BlOOmer Trousers. 8 to II
years.
$50 ,. - ss.~
single and double breasted coat Suits. Made
OF English plaid cloths, dark light cOlors
to 16 years.
1000 to $3.50
Boys Overcoats, made Of Melton Cloth i'm
ported Frieze or American Fabrics.
7.5O to $500
Boys Refers, light or dark greys. Sizes 4 to ~
years.
500
oandI2
New-York tribune., 1906-11-03
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

Single insertions cents per line. Six
teen words seven times cOnsecutively 81
which entities advertiser to have rooms
entered for a period Of fourteen days in
The Tribunes Directory OF Desirable
Rooms Write for circular.
Full information concerning these
rooms may be had. free OF charge. at the
ITutown Once OF The New-YOrk Tribune.
1854 R'way. between S6th and S7th SITS.
NEWLY furnished room; excellent table:
German cooking. 15s East Goth 81, ne3S
Lexington.
ROOMS and beds for = % week; use OF
gas: si.is. tep foor. lG2 East 1cath st
o3D ST "a EAST. jopuosite Madison
Square Pars} suite two rooms and
bathroom: references
New-York tribune., 1906-11-03
BALTIMORE & OHIQ R. R
1t.N. Sunday. TDaily.
Through Daily Trains TO the West
ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS.

Through Daily Trains TO the West.
Leave New York City. 23d st. Iib'y st.
CHICAGO. PITTSBURG, 11.5O pm IL Is Mt
CHICAGO. COLUMBUS IL 80 am IL 90 nm
PTTTSBJ' RG. CLEVFD 3 30 pm 400 pm
''PITTSBURCi LIMITED 8 30 pm 90 pm
N.,ST LOUIS, ,LOUISV.. 11.50 pm II Is n't
GIN. ST LOUIS. .LOCISV., $50 am 10 90 am
GIN, ST LOUIS, ,LOUISV.. $50 pm 600 pm
Offices 245. 434. 1900 Broadway 6 Astor
House. 1O2 Greenwich St. % Union Square
w, 391 Grand St. y. Y: 343 Fulton St.
Brooklyn: West 23d 81. and Liberty 81.
After p. m. sleeping car reservations
and full Information regarding trains. e'c-.
can be obtained at Bureau of Information.
r. & q. X. r.. 23d ST. Terminal. Phone
No Chelsea-3144
New-York tribune., 1906-11-03

Cersets
Every good style.
A most complete stock.
No one equals it.
To-day's special values
FINE COUTTL CORSETS-
White Black and Drab-
long and short htp-four styles
rot all sizes In each:
therefore S1I5 TO s.. 80 kind. .SS
NOVELTY RROCADE CORSETS-
new high bust model
for medium and slender figures
habit hip-ribbOn run-lace trim
extra Nalue 80 l 10
CHILDREN'S CORSET WAISTS
Jean and Cambric-lace
tr!m-ribbon run-valCe 40. ....-..- 80