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LosT-Between 624 Summer street and
255 FORSYTH avenue. a pocketbook,
containing 500 note given by the
Home Building Loan & Savings asso
citation. and $40 in money. Reward
"a the finder il left at the Office of THE
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LOST-A long red cape. between Stahl-
baums corner and Truman avenue.
Finder return to Mrs. A. F. Knots. 429
Truman avenue and receive reward.
10-26-tf
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NOTICE.

The barber shop in West State
street, formerly owned by Harry Tut
tie has passed into the hands of A
Stamm. s-26-tf
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mONON

Denotes Sunday only.
> Daily except Sunday.
Flag stop only.
J. c. DOWNING. Agent
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WANTED-Correspondent, young lady

WANTED-COTresp yOuHs Idus
33 years, single. refined, we'll educat-
ed. having the very best reputation; a
good Catholic, wishes TO correspond
with gentleman of same age; German
or Irish. must be we'll educated and q
good Catholic; business man preferred
fortune hunters need not write, for |
have none; photos exchanged later.
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At midnight in the sleeping room,
The best protector of the home
'Gainst sickness, fire and burglary
Is an extension telephone
It allows instant communication with
the doctor, the fre-house or the police
station. You call without running
down stairs to the main instrument.
And when you are Ill. You talk d.
rect to business associates or friends
without leaving the bed. The extern
sion has a double value-a protector
and a comfort.
One and two-thirds cetn per day II
small cost for home happiness. Orde1
an extension today and Novembel
29th you will be thankful
Telephone the Manager.
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FOR SALE-Kindling wood BY the load.
cheao. A. c. Torbet Co. 10-25-tf
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FOR SALE-Oue Hot Blast stove. one
Base Burner. one cast range, one
gas range will sell cheap. 4o4 Tru-
man street; phone So46. 1o-2s-1wk
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Carter,s frst class livery and under
taking; open day and night, ambulance
calls answered promptly. s-2stf
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WANTED-One hundred men in Ham
mond who are willing to acknowledge
that they do not know It all; men who
have the grit and gumption to make
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FOR SALE-Cheap. Penninsular base
burner. and cook stove, first class
condition Telephone 1888. 1o-26-t
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FOR SALE-New S-room house, mod
ern; large barn; on Warren street;
a bargain at s3.30Oi sold on account of
sickness. GoSTLIN, MEYN 4 co.
10-16-tf
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Times want Ads Bring Results.
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NOTICE. OF ADMINISTRATION.

Oct. 10, 1906. Maynard,
New-York tribune., 1906-02-18

JOHN @. JOHNSON.
CHAPLES L ATTFP BURY,
FREDK B. VAN WORST.
Counsel.
The following Stockholders c
deposit under Il the Common q
C'orrrnan Stockholders Of the p
TIE ETNANT-E COMPANY
GUARANTEE TRUST &
PANy.
GFOpGE II. FApLE, Jr-.
PTCHAp0 V COX
CTApT.ES II PEAN & co
PATRICK CALHOUN.
New-York tribune., 1906-02-18
he quoted ex rights until further

ne stock VIII i'' -"
roIEes-,-r,ssFE COAL AND IRON-The Stock
..,re committee on securities rules that all
hA..rions In the common stock of the Tennessee
rAi-,s 1ron Company made on Wednesday Feb
coz a lss. excer, for cash" shall be 'ex
rD-s Certihcates delivered after February 2s
rs contracts made prior thereto or for unset
i@ ...ssh~ transactions OF February Is must be
aso uoried by an assignment of rights" or a
a. h5n for the same. Sales of rights" made on
o'. ster February Is. except transactions made
sh' ,e-.il,- for cash. must be settled on Monday
- 1916. on which day all due bills must be re-
AZ Transactions IN rights on and after
c., c. -,ust be for cash" or regular way" The
A., 70 subscribe" terminates April ls. 1905
Tex EXCHANGE NEWS. - Memberships
e--s.srred-Howard Lapsley TO w. F. McCauIey.
na-nsh Ga: J. l. Drummond (deceased) TO
So J. Drummond James M Martin & Co.
- rs B-oadway Dissolution OF copartnership-
" 1,ser s. 1895 +. II. Prince & Co New CO.
N'-,,s-shp-F il. Prince & Co. January !. 1906
p, Mass. Frederick H. Prince ana William
, SEEMING. Changes in 1rms-H. C Brown &
= :. lIulan n. Gerard admitted): Hulburd. Warren
-,snsler lWilliam H Noyes retired; Erwin q
: Frgene hale. jr. adnitted).
.yr COTTON MOVEMENT.-According 20
= financial Chronicle the total receipts Of cot
a. the week ended February l6. 1906 were Isl Zs5
- against 81 65 bales last week. IL, ,7s3 the
.-ssus week and 1luS3 bales the week before
p. The total receipts since September l are
- az bales against s. e7955S7 for the same period
- ,ssr. a decrease Of 500 81 bales. The weather
= .bs week continued unfavorable over much OF
.be cotton belt.
urAvY TERSUBSCRIPTIONS no ANERI-
~aV TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH sYNDI-
--T Is understood that the American Tele-
,one and Telegraph Company convertible per
csBt bonds are largely overapplied for. and that
sro,rnenrs were made approximately as follows
: per cent 70 Europe, 50 per cent to New England
snd tie balance 20 New-York and other parts OF
=. United States.
DRY zig iron certificates at the New-York Produce
Exchange yesterday were dull ard somewhat irreg-
ular There no sales Final quotations for regu-
r follow: February, a6qS6 .; March, sl5 759Sls .;
AprE and Nay. S6Gsl6 IS: June, SIS S5 asked. Final
quotations Tor foundry follow; Cash, sl6GS1T; Feb
rusry SIS leaSls Is; March. 26Gs1s 75 April SIS I0d
SIS % May. S5 3oGSl6 40; June. SIG Is asked.
BANK CLEARINGS.-The total bank clearings
Of the United states for the week ended February
= were & s70S4S S2 against So l3i0 e6O In the pre-
rsding week and s2.ssl527 last year.
APPLICATION TO LLST.-Appucation has been
made 10 list Uu me Nsw-York Stock Exchange SI,-
rsaeo additional first and refunoins mortgage
bon6s Of 1884 of the Chicago Rock Island and Pa
cfc Railway Company.
NEW FOREIGN EXCHANGE MANAGER
Walyer A Holm has resigned as manager OF the
foreign exchange department OF the Oriental Bank
and Leopold Friedrich has been appointed as his
successor
New-York tribune., 1906-02-18
CURB MARKET TRADING.

The market for outside securities displayed con-
siderable weakness IN sympathy with the stock
market Trading was moderately active and prices
after the first fifteen minutes gradually reoeded
from Z. TO points American Can stocks We're
heavy Mackay shares broke Aal- InterborCuzl1
Rapid Transit declined g per cent and Central
FOUNDRY preferred point Corn Products shares
were or 20 . American Writing Paper preferred
vas down a point International Salt declined a
pont- in the mining issues United, after early
steaclness, fell 5s Greene Consolidated was steady
while the rights continued er-atic. British CO.
lunbia eased or fractonaIly. T1ntic was down =
JtaA : and Boston =, while fractional reoessions
were noted elsewhere. Bonds were dull and about
unchanged
New-York tribune., 1906-02-18
PLAN FOR THE PURCHASE OF $4,000 SHARES OF THE
COMMON CAPITAL STOCK OF THE PHILADELPHIA
COMPANY BY THE UNITED RAILWAYS INVEST
MENT COMPANY OF SAN FRANCISCO

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% /
:ss =' = 80. s . 80 % @ 's s: :s as a'' ss :ss -,
PESSzvI%aSTA DEPOSIT d'SanaTf
PhnasBna
New-York tribune., 1906-02-18
BONDS.
INACTIVE CURB STOCKS.

''1 lo-s. tseils cents per share.
New-York tribune., 1906-02-18
Financial Meetings.

A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
the HawIev Down Draft Furnace Co OF chicago.
HIS will he held Offices % the Chl-
eagO. Friday. February 23d 1896 10 clock A N
fof the of vecting Board Directors and
tending to such other matters may De necessary.
s..r.r
New-York tribune., 1906-02-18

Cmpan
0 a
1S52eNo
market
TexasM
land
in
fol-
TO lumber
which n a
f sroad
e
of Of
is sopeauo
@
o sta and
mailed Broads
of
Compan which will be not
". N. COLER & CO., So Cedar St. New York
MYRON NJ. PARKER, F ~ W. Washington, D. C.
The Sierra Made Land and Lumber Co.
w. c. GREENE, President
New-York tribune., 1906-02-18
The Sierra Madre Land and Lumber Co,

offers for sae at 98 and accrued interest S527
above bonds, they being the remainder So 100000
bond issue authorizes N ovs nosr 18, 1895 the
balance of the issue, So 73,Ooo havinc
been already sold par
New-York tribune., 1906-02-18
WEEKLY STOCK CHANGES.

Saturday, Saturday, Net
Feb. 10. Feb. IL. changes
New-York tribune., 1906-02-18
Financial.

TO NOT BUY stocks or Bonds you receive a report
~ OF financial standing and earning power Of the
securities. will furnish up-to-date report
mining oil Industrial corporations Write for in
formation EASTERN MERCANTILE AGENCY. a4-a6
Broadway, n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1906-02-18

KNIcKERBocKER TRUST COMPANY, NEW YORK

Interest payable June 1st and December 1st.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-05
FISH AND EAGLE BATTLE.

Lying on the high sand beach OF Big Sandy
Pond. Lake Ontario was a bald eagle. with its
talons firmly imbedded in the back OF a huge
pickerel. few days ago Frederick G. List OF
Syracuse. chanced TO discover the unusual sight
he was drawing his boat up on the beach on
Saturday afternoon
List who is an enthusiastic fisherman. ex-
plains the strange phenomenon In this manner:
That the eagle sWooped down the surface of the
water and planted its talOns deeply in the pick
erel which happened TO be heavy that the.
eague could not pick IL up, but. on the other
hand, was drawn under the surface and drowned
The pickerel probably died Of It's INJURIES and
fish and bird were washed ashore a few DAYS
later The pickerel was beautiful specimen or
the finny tribe. and. Mr.. List says would have
weighed close TO fifteen pOunds.-Utlca oh
New-York tribune., 1906-09-05
CONFIRM P. R. R. SALE.
Kuhn. Loeb S Co. Haze Bought
Large Stock Holdings

.so sale of large blocks OF
No''- ohio and Norfolk Nes'e'"
,ta Pennsylvania Raiiroao 10 A-l,-''
fiocNs - ~ this city. was made by the DailA-
loeD -. but little Information about plle
ers - ,tsr carried a. the railroads ON
sale u' -. conlg De obtained A statement
ca ,s.,road ISSUED in the afternoon Oe
z" .. .tbe Pennsylvania has sofa aO0D.
c'A4sa 81, -,,.res ~ Baltimore & ONO STOCK anu
sv'V90 ,caoao shares Of Norfolk a western
SDol' ,lms reducing the aggregate hoiaiisS :.
siooA' .,,.o,,,s system 10 about 10 per cent
..,b of these companies a..
u n the banking firm declined 10 uis
,,,o,ices Of the railroad IN selihs 'h's
GUS 40 erln's disposition Of H. one fepoi'
s1ooA - - circulation was that the bahA-
WhioN W., 80 this stock and did not inteho 10
ers s''N !, through the stock market here
eisios !. ,res their purpose 10 distribute Il
lnsle'1' Ling firms in Paris much as re-
thfoueA -,,.oria bond issue was distributed.
cent - -. on,ained rather general cTedence'
Ihs = that The stock would not be
me D' . .,,ls he administered unfaNoraoly
y - Pennsylvania - - ~. pa,nsylvania
- ~ Conpany declared thdN I.e loels s,,eS
lsalltoau - of Baltimore a. ONO pre-, 80
2lA.sso slsi s.s b,rss Of common. ana 9nal3o
ana "1o.s's 'sS,,-foIk e. Western common ana 3D.
S sSSIsi shares d 55 fi5ssPa11 ,Sst Siocs Ss Of those
received "a "a nv some OF the other companies ia
fioe1s 1p..nsSlyania n system had been included "a
.ts sse bloeks sold Much speculation vas az ,b.,
t-' ,,s,of the Pennsylvania would 90 VIII ~ -
a. - ~ .c.,,i-ed from this sale. IL was esullatel
no.sy - a,9oInt realized would come near hitting
, ma - ~ S40Op0OOO necessary FOR tne New
III ~ -. 4.e.,,els according 20 a statement made Dy
President CassaII ,,, - nj
Ts,ongb tbe ownership Of its holdings or Bal
,;-,ors a ohio stock. the Pennsylvania. WIN lhe
81 vorl, central through the Lake shore CON
,-,uaS he Reading. The Lake shore also hoiuS
i,-pp blocks of LehiCh Valley stock me fehh-
sr,Sanla Is believed 10 hold much Chesapeake *
Stio stock Whether II intended actually 10
give up its control II these other roads, Mhlch
might become formidable competitors from the
coa1 feds was a mOoIed point among railroad
men Many were skeptiCal as 10 It's REFORM IN
6efsrence 20 public opinion. saying that pracu-
rsl caufrol could Doe held through much smaller
tI,,ks "a stock than the Pennsylvania had been
carrying.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-05
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

BY Telegraph The Tribune
Chicago Sept. 4.-The speculative markets all had
a weak time to-day at the close. The following
declines were suffered: Wheat. from SIC SC:
l2c for December and ssc i2c for May oats.
&c each for December and September and ssc to
iac for May. September showed Change
in the end from Saturdays final price. Provisions
were very heavy and sharply lower in the END.
The wheat market was inclined at the opening
10 yield 10 bullish sentiment on the strength OF
any advance and feeling soon changed especially
with Northwestern markets showing a weakness.
Selling aggressive and the early Improvement
I'm prices was lost. After the first hour trade was
dull and the weakness Of the market was more
pronounced Local receipts l32 cars, with 81
cars estimated for tomorrow.
Fire crop weather and larger country offerings.
with speculation at a standstill, made the mar
ket weak. Within the forenoon prices eased off asc.
There considerable selling by cash interests.
especially OF September. Local receipts We're 569
cars. with 465 estimated for Tomorrow
oats opened irmer. but subsequently, weakened
Weather favorable TO thrashing and the dspo-
s;tion Of farmers TO market the new crop caused
receipts were 35 cars, with PSI cars estimated for
tomorrow.
Trading in provisions was dull with prices show-
ing a easier tendency. The only transaction Of
Importance was the purchase of len 900 pounds OF
January ribs. supposed 10 be for foreign account
Hog receipts Overran the estimate and priccr at
the yards were sc over. January pork sold from
s} To Sl3 42I2. January lard sold from 81 SPA off
IS 60
Hog receipts were 2lOC0 head.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-05
TO INSURE DEPOSITORS.
Ne5c Departure to PrOCide against
Bank Wrecks and Failures.

The insuring OF hank deposits. a process by which
the depOsitor is assured OF his money for slight
payment, though banks may fail and cashiers alb
scond. appears 10 be the newest branch of the
surety company's field. Two companies in this
city have taken up this line OF business within the
last three months and II seems likely that others
will follow
First in this new field the Fidelity and Cas-
ualty Company. which about three months ago
out circulars offering 10 the payment OF
the amount Of any bank account 10 a trustee, firm
individual depostOr within ten days Of salts
factory proof that the bank mad failed to pay the
entire amount demand. The surety company
then takes over the claim OF the depositor and re-
ceives whatever the failed bank Subsequently may
pay that account. The charge is fixed on each
81 900 OF the account This venture, which grew
out Of the branch which most casualty and surety
companies have for guaranteeing the payment of
state or city funds on deposit, has met with much
success Considerable business has been written In
the last few days in Philadelphia and Chicago,
where the memories of the Real Estate Trust Com
pany and the Stensland bank failures are still
fresh.
The American Bonding Company, OF Baltimore
has taken up this branch or work, also. This con-
cern limits the amount of bonds save In special
cases 10 cover a deposit OF S5.c9 Its charges are
fixed on a sliding scale. Private banks and build
ing and loan companies not among the institu-
tions deposits in which this company will guaran-
New-York tribune., 1906-09-05
TO CURE THUMB SUCKING.

Taking an appropriately sized thin rubber
ball an oval hole is cut To loosely 1T the wrist
and the surface ventilated by very numerous
punches with a stable harness punch A cheese
cloth bay is sewcd on 10 the oval hole and q
tape run In and out Of the cloth at this apertIsr
which car. be gently tied at the wrist.
woOllen mittcn can be worn within this IL
10 be made al intervals OF two months to allow
for growth. For half an hour night and morn
gradually 90 pat-a-cake and play with her own
hands. -
after four months the child viii he completely,
at night as a precautionary measure-New
York Medical Journal
New-York tribune., 1906-09-05
James McCreery g. Co.
Linen Room.

Iinnn Pnn,,,
ha nOor'
very fine Damask X Table
. IL
~" Ci ucsIShsJ, oiCaChCu
an" natural liheh coior.
Sizes 2t2 ia to 2fa .Sia
-. .h. ~.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-05
CALL HONEY At 80.


Can money went u0 20 20 per cent yesterday ana
rs resul, there was a small furry in stocks late
A. the afternoon when prices fell three or four
Ju.nts on several stocks. IN the morning call
money was al 81 or per cent. but toward noon
ran up sharply. touching . per cent soon after
noon then jumping 10 80 per cent. At the close
the gate was = per cent.
Announcements were made Of some gold i'm
ports yesterday, but not IN especially large quant-
ties. Kuhn Loeb Co. announced that they had
obtained s. soes in London FOR import. Goldman.
Sachs a 90. said they had engaged $4,000 AZ
Paris. and The Hanover National Bank had $4,000
flom London The assertion was made that be
me end ~ the week Al least S0.e0,eHe would
hc engaged n London lor import To relieve the
gtrncfncy and thGt ST. eA@fb had been engaged
frlateiy for shipment here. hut no confirmation
or these reports tllla he Obtained.
can money has NOT been so high since last April,
when u reached 30 per cent during a furry IN
money. H. December it went as high as 125 per
cent some ~ The bankers are talking about the
uTy
New-York tribune., 1906-09-05

Couch Covers Heavy RcverSi-
bile Tapestry Couch Covers, vari-
Gus designs and cOlOriGgs; SJ.I5
qualities. each .........S3 4
Couch Covers Domestic Bag
dad Couch Covers; S2.25 quail
titles, each .............S1 As
Couch Covers Reversible Tap
eStry Couch Covers. fringed all
around $500 quality. ...S So .9S
Couch Covers Reversible Tap
eStry Couch Covers. So inches
wide; 500 and $40 values.
each. IA and S4. 9S
Couch COvers-High Grade
Tapestry Couch Covers. so inches
wide. fringed all-arOund all col
OrS; $500 To S11.5O values each.
So. .4S to 81 .94
POrtieres -Bagdad POrtiereS.
fringed top and bottom; S5.75
value; pair. 50 .9S
POrtieres-Armure Tapestry
POrtieres. fringed top and bot
tom: full length and width; S4-2j
value pair. - 4 r
POrtieres-Mercerized Armure
Portieres, various cOlOringS; $3.50
value: pair. 80 .9S
PortiereS- eS-MerceriZed Armure
Portieres. i'm solid colorS; fringed
top and bottom: S6.I5 value; n
pair ...--...-.. ....-....--o o-t 40
POrtiereS Extra Heavy Mer-
cerized POrtiereS. good bold de
signs. fringPd top and bottom /;
$500 and $500 value; a pair.
50. 90 and S6. n
POrtieres es-Mprcerized Duplex
POrtieres. corded or fringed var
iOuS cOlOrings; $1,000 value pair.
So. .0S
POrtiereS Silk Duplex POr-
there's. fringed top and bottom :;
$3O.00 value: Il pair. S12. .9S
portiereS-French Jute Velour
POrtiereS. reversible cOlorS: 3
yards long. 80 inches wide !;
$500 value; n pair. S36 "A
Table COverS-TapeStry Table
Covers. reversible colOrS. finished
with fringe:
A size. 9jc To S2.2j values. at
44c, 7Sc and 9Sc.
Ga size. $500 To $50 value, at
0SC and S1.12.
81 size. S2.T5 10 S3.TJ value, at
ST. 80, 81 .64 and So. .4S.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-05
STEAMER line TO ADD TO CAPITAL
Ihe Aamburg-American 10 Issue $4,000, 900
Tor New Vessels.

Hamburg, sept 1.-The Hamburg American
S'taish'p company to-day announced a plan
- issue S5o"o.oso naw capital. making a total Of
'.'''.' Tho Official s-orement explains that
' ie's' is necessary 20 build new steamers.
'als me A'aeriFa and the Kaiserin Auguste
~, nave hitherto been unable 10 take more
,io- ny - No passengers asking for accomrnoda-
8 me company intends o. build other YES
,rs[,s. Nis type and 70 establish a regular
g. ss+l'cf tH New York II that class Of YES
80 - IRON New Torl lo the West Indies Ham
l. d.. we Nesi Indies and from Hamburg to
New-York tribune., 1906-09-05
&c 'umP IN APPRAISERS FIGURES.

p. pae Eiwsrd : Fowler. hpprniser Of the
sc,,a-. aay gave out a statement of the trans
- 49, '-e Appraisers Office during the month
YEA. =, Hs compared will tire same month last
d.. ' TOTAL value ~ the rnsgchandise appraised
So -et month was Sc. .52s 100 p. as against
% no --' l-st year. The Increase IN the value
was n,,r.e ms stones imported during August
g sc W. ,Nan million dollars. the figures being
Ealle la, automobiles imp rted about the
oi - month iu August. 1905. hut the value
Hifr-,'. '.lf was less this NeaF. The number 0f
rcrr -ss Imported during the period from IAN
inore- . A'tfsf 81. however, showed a marked
New-York tribune., 1906-09-05

Table COyers-Jute Velour
Table Covers. splendid assortment
of cOlOrs and designs:
A. size. 500 value. each
So 90.
Ga size. $500 value. each
So. As.
O. size. $3.50 value. each
50. 90.
1O4 size. $500 value. each
S11.4S.
Upholstery Fabrics Suitable
for covering walls or furniture:
Mercerized VelOurs. 80 inches
wide; solid cOlOrings; $3.50 value.
q yard. .......--....S .=tS
Flax VelOurs. 30 inches wide,
all cOlOrs; s1.75 value, a yard.
S1.2z
Figured Armures, 80 inches
wide. in reds and green's, SOC and
$115 values; yard,
69c and soc
GObelln Tapestry, 80 inches
wide. in ecrU. green. red and
Nile; $3.50 values. a yard. ; 80
Lace Curtains-Fine Arabian
Lace Curtains. eight different
styles: the majority with solid
lace borders:
$1,000 qualities. pair. s. 13 90
$23OO qualities. a pair. 5 10. As
$500 qualities. a pair. 5 1S. .4S
$3.50 qualities. pair S24 .9S
$500 qualities, a pair SS4. PA
Renaissance Lace Curtains,
mounted with best French net:
$3.50 qualities. n pair. SO. "a
500 qualities. a pair. 81. as
ST.75 qualities, a pair. 81. 90
$50 qualities. a pair. SO. 9S
S11.2J qualities. a pair. 81 .9S
Irish Point Lace Curtains, in
novelty designs and all-Over ef-
fectS with wide borders:
S4.75 qualities. a pair. SO "a
S5.65 qualities. a pair. SO. .9S
1926 qualities. a pair. 81 90
$3.50 qualities. a pair. .S5. .9S
$975 qualities, a pair. So. 90
Novelty Cross Stripe Curtains.
snowflake patterns in beautiful
cOlOringS, various styles:
S1.O0 qualities, a pair. .49c
$40 qualities, pair. s 40
S325 qualities. a pair. 5 IA
$40 qualities. a pair. S 1 .9S
S4.25 qualities. a pair. 50. "a
New-York tribune., 1906-09-05

caps he ordered the police force TO adopt. He saw
the caps in Europe and deded 10 have the police
here use them inspectors will have TO pay $50 for
their while captains Will be able TO get their
for S675 and sergeants for S. Policemen will have
10 pay SOS apiece. and must have a cape 10 each
one. which will cost 75 cents Henry Y. Allen &
20. got the contract for all the caps.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-05
VALUES GAS PLANT AT s1s.is7.s27

e-eTick J. Mayer. ~ Baltimore. an exrert e,s
49, ' was on tine witness stand yesterday in
=, 'ilnE before Arthur n. Masten i'm the ca,
,- .Hse.ldatel Gas Company declare m
!, nf tae Se-ceui gas law He said that
q, r,.-a cost lCl31.ae7 20 reproduce the rlants
teefies p plnt-buildings. TetoTts. holders otc he
ss es, MAR al The ulantF of the COMPANY were
u-fi.i ~ as Possible under the conditions Under
me-. ~" plants wcue builf up- To Increase III.
bp-- capacity 0f the entire plant = the COM
1f r money $3.50 '''-s odt-