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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-29
GREAT
FISH
INDUSTRY

Fulton Fish Market is great
place for the idle to run across pic
turesaue and amusing folk. The
flavor and aroma Of II smite the air
in all directions for hundreds o.
yards, and when you leave the little.
trudllng Fulton street horse car and
pick your way across the wet planks
and amid the stalls you realize that
some one has fisb for sale in this
place. Go out through the piscator-
ial odor on to the dock and engage
yourself in conversation with an old
time fisherman. There is a worthy
follower of the baited hook and the
net who hobnobs there by day ans
night, and who can spin you many a
yarn of the tide and the gilly tribe.
His name In Huggins, or Buggins,
the chronicle being faulty on this
point. He has one arm-hinted ro-
nance OF a shark and a terrible
hand-to-hand battle-and he bears
with him an aroma like that Of
IIaarlem oil, and a face complexion
resembling a Spanish onion in color.
Passing him the time o. day, you
may inquire of him concerning his
arm. lie will tell you that It Is q
long story which somehow always
connotes in his mind with n drink OF
whisky.
over his glass he will spin you the
yarn OF the FISH market and OF his
wanderings up and down the waters
in quest OF sundry catches. He will
tell of bow the mackerel boats from
Gloucester come In so thlckly In the
spring months that they back up
along shore as far as Thlrty-fourth
street; OF how the mackerel como in
shoals and by the myriad, and
sometimes are so hungry they will
eat the paint of n dory, and some
times wouldn't bite II you laid the
bait on the end OF their nose; OF how
they catch all day and "ice-down"
the fish each night; OF how the men
go out from the ship In little boats
and FISH "on their own hook" get-
ting cent apiece in addition TO
their pay $35 TO $40 n month"; for
each fish they land; OF how a boat
load OF fish Is worth from $250O 10
$4,000 TO It's owner; and more OF the
same sort. The talk may drift 10
blue FISH and weakhsh. These latter
fishermen are hostile TO the macker-
el fleet. They catch OF Hatteras and
Barnegat and such waters and race
into the harbor under full sail-and
against the harbor LAWN order to
beat the mackerel men out OF their
place I'm the unloading line. Tues
days and Wednesdays are the days
N the week that most OF the ships
'ome i'm, and Thursday morning
'arly Is good time; also spring and
'all are the season of the year when
rade Is brisk
up around the Connecticut
'oast," Mr., Huggins will remark.
with "A bland, blue eye. there are
ichooners in the business that arc
100 years old and still stanch yes.
sells"
You must not murmur nt this. II
Is best not To gainsay sea folk; they
are tempestuous and squally. and be-
sides II would do no good. There Is
about the salt sea air
that makes for hyperbole and the
aggravated use of the multiplication
table involuntarily. The size of
fish, the view OF sea serpent, the
length of IA swim-all these things
are known TO expand and increase
In the briny air as a flower develops
In sunshine; Il is something child.
like, ingenious, natural. Neptune
is the father OF mendacity. Harris
NJ. Lyon I'm Boardway Magazine.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-29
The Texas Wonder.

Cures all kidney, bladder and
vheumatic trouble; sold by all drug.
rgists. or two months treatment by
mail for 81. DR.. II. w. Hall. 2926
solive street. st. Louis. Mo. Send
Tor testimonials Sold by Stones
drug store. dw-lyr
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-29

Rev, J. II, n, Bell, for many years
ono of tho leading preachers OF
Eastern Oregon, Is now located at
Corvallis. and has written a letter
10 the Baker City Herald, urging
voters 20 sustain the appropriation
Tor the State University. II is quite
natural when In Rome TO do as
Home does"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-29

Nearly all the papers In the state,
Encludlnr The Journal. have for the
past month been spelling Binger
hermann's name with one "n," and
yet that name should he familiar 90
all oregonlans. Now that he Is ac-
quilted perhaps his name will not be
spelled wrong my" more.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-29

You're 20 be the Judge; We leave
~ 10 you TO decide; all We want is
Nour verdict WIN HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea make you well AMI
keep you wellg That's fair, Tea or
Tablets. SO cents. For sale at Dr.
ssannr'a store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-29
FASTlDIOUS W0vry

consider Paxtine Toilet Ap,'y'.. !.
necessity in the hygisnis car Y !. \ !.
person and for local ir,,,-'', -. 7
feminine Ills. As a wash ID 49,.
germicidal, deodoriiing aai ~,
qualities are extraordinary. ~
az! at Druggists. Sample ir.. AZ,
Inc H. Paxton Co., Bosna. Nsx
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-29

Occasionally one has he iaia|
to meet women who have ldal 90
ana figure. Ninety-nihe tine % 1
a hundred you viii and ~ .i
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain -
or Tablets, S5 cents FOR asn n
Stones store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-29
whooplns Cough.

have used Chamberlain Cough
Remedy In my family In cases OF
wAaoping cough. and want 10 tell you
that Ii Is the best medicine have
ever used.-w. +. Castor. Paseo. Ga,
This remedy Is safe aud sure. For
sale at Or. Stones drug store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-29
Rheumatic Pains.

. l have been a very great sufferer
from the dreadful disease, rheuma-
tism, for a number OF years. have
tried many medicines but never got
much relief from any Of them until
two years ago. when bought a bot
tie of Chamberlain Pain Balm.
found relief before had used all of
one bottle, but kept on applying 1t
and soon felt like a different wom-
an. Through my advice many OF my
friends have tried II and can tell you
how wonderfully It has worked
Mrs. Sarah A. Cole. 140 S. New st 4,
Dover. Del. Chamberlain's Pain
Balm is a linlment. The relief from
pain which It affords is alone worth
many times its cost. II makes rest
and sleep possible For sale at DR..
Stones drug store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-29
Educational Events.

Corvallis, May 2. regents State Ag-
ricultural college TO select president.
Fossil. May. s. 3. 10. county insti-
tute.
Salem. July 1. .. 8. State Eduea-
tional Association.
Los Angeles. July S-ls, National
Educational Association,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-29
NEW BOOKS
AT THE CITY
LIBRARY

Marriage and Divorce. Adler.
Destiny of Man, Fiske.
Classic Myths in English Litera-
ture. Gayley.
Myths of Greece ard Rome, Guer-
Der.
The Life Insurance Company, Alex
ander.
The Social Unrest, Brooks.
Problems OF the Present South,
Murphy.
Future of the American Negro,
Washington.
ABC Of Life Insurance, willard.
Speaker of the House of Represen-
tatives, Follett.
Elements of Public Finance, DAN
iels.
A Country without Strikes, Lloyd.
Wealth Against Commonwealth,
Lloyd.
Political Economy in England.
Price.
History Of Trade Unionism, Webb
and sydney
Problems of Modern Industry,
Webb and Snyder.
The American City, Wilcox.
Constructive and Preventive PHI
lanthropy, Lee.
Substitutes for the Saloon. Calk-
ins.
Myths and Legends of Our Own
Land, Skinner.
Conquests Of the Air, Alexander.
Spinning Tops, Perry.
Dynamos and Electric Motors,
Bubler.
The Telephone, Hopkins.
Accumulators; How Made and
How Used, Marshall.
AB c OF Electricity, Meadowcraft.
Induction Coils, Schneider.
Electricity Slmplined, Sloane.
Gems and Gem Minerals, Earring
ton.
Animals Before Man in North
America, Lucas.
Studies of American Fungi, Atkin-
son.
Plants, Coulter.
Field Book of American Wild
flowers, Matthews.
Shells of Land and Water. Baker.
American Food and Game Fishes,
Jordand and Everman.
Wild Beasts. Porter.
The Study OF Animal Life, Thorn
son.
Power and Health Through Pro-
gressiye Exercise, Flint.
Municipal Engineering and Sani-
tatlon, Baker,
The Care OF House, Clark.
Gas. Gaslolne and oil Engines.
HiscoX.
Irrigation In the United States.
Newell.
Complete Practical MachinIst.
Rose,
American Highways. Shaler.
How TO Run Engines and Boilers,
Watson.
Romance of Modern locomotion.
Williams.
Principles OF Fruit Growing,
Bailey.
Prineiplse of Vegetable Garden
ing, Bailey.
How TO Keep Bees, Comstock.
Irrigation and Drainage, King.
The Farmstead, Roberts.
Farm Poultry, Watson,
Cost OF Food. Richards.
Home Mechanic, Bourne.
Tailoring; to Make and Mend,
Hasluck.
Alphabets. Old and New, Day.
Enjoyment OF Art, Noyes.
How TO Make Rugs, Wheeler.
How TO Make Baskets, White.
How TO Make Pottery. White.
Freehand Lettering. Wilson.
How TO Plan the Home Grounds.
Parsons.
Central Italian Painters of the
Renaissasce, Berenson.
Florentine Painters of the Renais-
sance, Berenson.
Venetian Painters of the Renais-
sance. Berenson.
American Masters, Caffin.
French Art, Brownell.
Leonardo da Vinei, Gronau.
History of Architecture, Hamlin.
Story Of Art Throughout the Ages,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-29
Oregon Official Dates

Railroad Commission Dates.
Regular meetings on first and third
Tuesday OF each month.
May Clearing OF Travelling
Mems Association.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-29

Walter Lyons, of the Albany Her
aid, Is in the city.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23
POLICE AFTER GREwsOME JOKER.
Man Calls Up Brooklynites and Asks TO Store
Corpse in Cellar.

Detectives of the CIymer street police station.
Williamsburg, We're hunting yesterday for Il
mysterious person who for several DAYS had
been in communication by phone with doctors
and business men, trying to negotiate with them
for the temporary Judgement os corpse in the
cellars of their houses
Among those To whom the man telephoned
was John March. the son of a jeweer at No.
l"o broadway. March thought he scented 4
murder and sent word 10 the police. The same
proposition badly frightened Benjamin Tucker,
a coored porter in drug store AT No Al Bed
FORD avenue The porter offered $50 II he
would permit the body to stay in the drug store
cellar until late at night Tucker also COn1ded
the Proposition to the police.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23
woMANs TESTIMONY CONvIcTs MAN.
Prisoner Sent to Auburn Prison for Attempt
ing to Wreck Train

Binshamtoll X y March 22-A special dis
patch TO The Press" from Delhi says that in
the trial in TIE Supreme Court in this place Of l.
D. Harrington. Of Sidney. on the charge Of at
tempted train wrecking, ihe jury returned a
verdict Of guilty. and Justice Grant sentenced
the 10 six and half years ia Auburn
Prison. Mrs. Lucy Cotton WAS the star witness
for The prosecution She told Of the plans Of
the defendant 10 wreck the Ontario & Western
sleeper on the night Of March 9. 1896, in order
thar be might rob the bodies Of the dead and
Injured and &c; money that the two tAirs. Cot
ton and Harrington might elope, the blame
Tor the wreck TO be placed on Mrs Cotton's
husband
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23
RAILROADS.
new JERSEY GENTgAl.


NEW JERSEY CENTRAL,
Time shown below is from Liberty St. sra
tlon. Leave West 2Sd ST 10 minutes earliSP
except as noted by Designating marks.
PHILADELPHIA TWO-HOUE TRAIN
EF Et.I HOUR ON TAE HOLk
j'4S.4J. 0.SV. ut.UU. m"S.OV. S.1J. ~.
49, '2-OO. 'S.OO. 's.0U. 1so-UO. O.Su.
m'u-00. 'lOO. 's.UO. '8.JU. plush Z. A..
3@13 Is mdt
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON-z'i.3o
.e;Uo. i-lO;O0 i'l@.VO '':OO. :E'4-Oo.
LAKEWooD AND LAKEHURsT-z4.OO 90.
y.4O a. NJ, X1-0O. 1.3O. k3.4U. O. 10. 5-OU
N. x6-lS. sundays, $50, 9. - A. ii
U6NG BRANcH. AsBURY PARK. OCEAN
GROVE tSUndays. No AsbUry Paris
gas 80 ESQ. j12.O1. Sundays. except
ocean Grove. z4.OO 300 A. A.. AGO. $50
Time tables giving tralns to EAsIos;.
BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOwN MAUCH
CHUNK. WlLhESBAR SCRANTON.
READlNG. HARRISBURG. POITSN LII t..
WlLLlAMSPORT and all other points can
be obtained al the following offices: Lib
erty ST. tWest I'd St Tel. 3l44 Chelseal.
8 Astor House, @45. 434. 1900. 1554 I.oad =
way, is2 9Th Az. PSI 5th Az. - Union
St. 245 Columbus Av. New York: : Court
St, 343, 344 Fulton ST. 419 NOsJTand Av..
5SGo9klyn S y; $40 Br0adway g9 ", Wi.ia,nsours .I
baggage to destination
'Dsily tDaiiy. except sunday. pSundays.
tParlor cars only. mDining car. except
sundays XSatGrdays only zLioerty 81
daily. From West Twenty-third street
eI2.21 r. NJ. E4.3O P. NJ. jll.5O p. Al.
k22o P NJ d2.5o ?, 81 uopr
vice-Pres. {. Gen. Mpr Gen. P1sl'I Agent
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23
ARkAnsAs RRoKERs SUSPENDED

Memphis. March 22- Following the receipt OF
message from the main Office of 9. c. Taylor &
Co, brokerage house at TeNarkana. Ark, the
state was made al the Memphis Office to-day
that the firm had suspended. According 10 state
incat issued by representative OF the firm, the
suspension was occasioned by inability TO meet
margins. The firm has branches in several South
tfn cities. and represents houses IN New York
Sew Orlcane and chcaEo.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23
TRAIN HITS TROLLEY; ELEVEN HURT.

Detroit March 1.-TWO persons were probably
Totally injured and nine Others all girls on their
way 10 work. were more or less seriously hurt to-
aay wh-n a Fourteenth avenue streetcar was
struck al fhe Fourteenth avenue crossing by a
Hicligan Central Railway train There we're tEen-
h-lNo Passengers tho car. which Rtouued ~ fire
railroad crossing. Tho conductor ran ahead rs
lseal hut apparent.s did no; see the approaching
Aas cloEsins.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23
GIRL SETS NEW TYPEwR1TING RECORD
Miss Rose L Fritz Copies 2,445 Words from
Shorthand Notes in Thirty Minutes.

Chicago March Miss Rose L. Fritz. twice
winner Of the national championship typewriting
pionship for the third time. winning permanently
the silver cup offered and breaking the worlds rec
ord fer copying dictaton from shorthand notes
The record she established last night was 2,443
words In thirty minutes. This is two hundred
words better than her last record, which was made
year ago at the contest held at Madison square
Garden, New York
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23
FORGERY CONVICTION AFFIRMED.

The Appellate Division handed down decision
yesterday affirming the conviction OF George w.
Curtiss of the crime Of forgery in the third de-
gree. Curtiss was the clerk OF tie New York Poly
clinic Medical School and Hospital, aas acted as
boolkeeper ard cashier An investiGatio1 OF his
accounts while he away on ms vacation
showed lie was several thousand dollars snort. al
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23

,4oLLypAY SUCCEEDS ROUSSEAU.

washington. March e2-civn Fngneer r. G.
FIoIlvdav mas been detached from the New York
NAVY Yard and ordered to this city FOR duty as
htS - ,ha bureau OF yards and docks at the
Sat,,, T1anartment with the rank of rear admiral
He succeeds civil Engineer Rousseau who has
l'nTnuniaeion
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23

Bathurst. X r., March 22.-Word was received
hero to-day the loss of four lives in the
blizzard which swept over the eastern provinces
Wednesday night Mrs. John Comcau and three OF
yer children frozen TO death in a snoWdrift at
81 Simon, small inland village.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23
James MCCreGry g. Co,
25rd .SfreeE 54fb >S1reef.
25rd SfreeE.

WAIST DEPARTMENTS. In Both Stores.
An extensive stock of imported and
original models of Lingerie Waists and
simple or elaborate BlOuses for travel
ling, riding, golf tennis amy outdoor
sport. Made of the new fabrics. Excel
lent cut and finish.
A large assortment of Lace Waists
including Valenciennes, Filet, Princess,
Cluny, Irish Crochet and all-Over Nets.
At moderate prices.
On Saturday, March the 23rd.
Lingerie Waists trimmed with dainty
laCes and embrOideries. f.5O to 1900
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23
ro ELECT sPooNER SUCCESSOR MAY a..

Arodison Wis. March 22-There will be no elec-
ZION of United states Senator 10 succeed John Z.
snooner until May "a according 20 an agreement
reached among leslslaHNe psaueis NS-9-s-
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23
Attractive Values in
Beautiful Waists
Six and Lingerie

White China Silk-en1b' d-panel fronts
or faucy lace or Val y0kes-
sleeve t-iu'd a 70 match A 02
value s. 9S .....-...-.. -.......-...... As%C
Liberty satin Waists-Clustsr PIN tuclEs
with C'uny lace iuserts-black. z NQ
white light blue ard pink. -
AYIover Lace or Net Waists
handsomely trim d with Medallions
and C1Uuy lace or fancy "a NQ
lace yCkeS ...-.-.. --..--.... 7WS% y
Woruen's White Lawn Waists
emb-d and lace triul'd fronts: also nQ
Marie AUtoineVre Special. go
White NaGraS Waists-checked and 4
hg-d-also coI'd checked Voile- A d.
tailored styles ..--...-.- ..... u sN7.>
White Lawn Waists-emb'd frcnts-iscs
yokes or scroll effects with emb'd
rnedalious- a shOr- sleeves
tucked and trimd backs G&
Naiur - - ..-------
Fine SIlk Finish Batiste and Sheer
Lawn Waists-Japanese emb'y-
V~nise or emb'd medallions with
German Val lace forming round
or pointed VOkes-tri-n q backs a n2
and sleeves-value SC. 9S. .........st ~
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23

Sailings Wednesday as per sailing list.
Statendam. $1,000. March -; May 1; June 3
Noordam. ----Anrl 3 MAY s; June IL
Ryndam ...,... April 10. May 10: June 70
Potsdam. April II: MAY -: Jure 2S
New Amsterdam new. Apr "a. May %; Jy
Freight q Passenger Agency. 30 R'way y Y
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23
S1eciaIties IN
Mems Dress Shirts
S1ri1g EeckWear
SIS 9erderS

I.8T-NDEEFD DRESS SHIRTS
Oren front or open back and front-
pune linen bosom. ueckbSnd and
Cusshsu udS-body Of fine soft muslin
free 90 dressing sizes and
sleeve EJhs-valus 81 q -.---.- -
MEMS COAT STYLE SHIRTS
I.aun5ered- finest linen bos0ms-
eXJrz fire muslin boCies-all sizes and
sleeve Ie1Rrhs-cuffs attached
a well known make universally
sold at 81 Sc Here. ...--.......s. AsA
MEMS NECK EWEAR-
Fine assortment 0f f0ur-in-han4s
teCEs bows. graduation tteS-latese
Spring styles-aiso plain white and
biack-eXtra good value e-.- 4 g 20 4
ST J-SPFNpERS -IIsIe thread. webbing
and siIk-silver and gilt buckles-
warranted not to JaT0ish- 4
regular and extra sizes. .--........ @
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS
rFrom tn. Tribune la1reau.I


Washington, March p.
LIKE BROWNSVILLE AF7FAIR.-Army officers
have been much interested ia the case Of en-
listed Columbus Barracks. Ohio. where
OF the general recruiting depofs IS established.
There was a riot some weeks ago, and certain
soldiers were implicated in the damage wrought
20 70 pLlFaie prop+Fty boaIc o. oflcers exainlnea
INTO lne extent ot the damage o0H., ana; as u WIS
impossible 70 find the cuprits most Of the soldiers
than s. each TO oo@er TIE cost of restoration. 4
few Of the soldiers who appeared 70 be involved
We're brought 10 trial. but most of them were not
officers has appeaiod to he IN Bepartment for
a remission OF the Assessment IN az individual
case on tho ground thar ne soldier In whose be-
fol, could not he considered guilty. Tire War De-
partment has decided that there is no relation
10 exact an indemnity as q matter Of discipline
and in justice 70 the sufferers from the unknown
soldiers depredations.
ORDERS 1ssUED-Tae following orders have
been issued:
ARMY
First Lieutenant OTIS p CoLE. 2lst Infantry detailed
foT general recruiting service AZ Columbus barracks
hospital washington barracks
Contract surgeon EDWARD + LAM<IN from San Fran
cisco home. Baltimore. and report 10 surgeon
general for annIlm'nt = Gop!IacI cIIoPPr artillery
se reetinq fara 70. SsIse gspeF oiT 'iHf y focK%oob
Captain IoHN A. lockwood retired, detailed profes
of mitar, science a. Mount Iamaipais Military
Academy. san Rafael .s,a- -, t,resis,o
= san Ffancisco, relieving captain WILLIAM c.
captain tain S 6E5RGE aTts SJGENT quarenas'er from
Presdin 81 san Franciscn- ...- - IL.
Captain FRANK e. JEWEL, quaIternaster on LelleI
from army transport san Francisco ny hptalA
HENRY p FARRAR. quarTernasier % chafG- con-
sfruciion work Al Fort So~dm. renewing 'ap'a'h
WILLIAM T WILDER. lith infantry
Commander F 2 BEAI-TI detached N'Fy Department
Commander j Il OLIVER. detached Ism l-Entnouse
District Cincinnati: Naval var tl!leEe. NeVspJil
Commander II n RRAIrNERSREt'TH Their 70 duty as
inspector l4th Lighthouse District, oinclhnatl
lieutenant g r. HUTCHINS. detached thee IOWA .
dlity es aid on star commander fourth division At
lantic fleet. the ONO ,-..,o, -ooe,+oa
Ensign j ] FITZPATRICK. resignation aeceIIeed. -
Fnsjen y T. N'SAIR detached the Philadelphia 70 the
,,.sIenI AnnaB3s BTscor r. wAGGENER. recruiting sta
tion. Providence =, pAv,-r II detached
recruiting station. fIo'iNe-i'e' ~
School. Washingt on .-,,.,- a..acbed navy yard
Engineer r. q HOl-lsl ~ ,fas
Hew York: 70 washington as ci.si % "'"' -
yards and docks. Navy b"p't t'
MOVEMENTS OF wARsHIPs.-The following
movements Of vessels have been reported 10 the
Navy Department: n,,FD
Mach ., The Helena and the Raleigh q; Cayiie; the
Yorktown. al Mngdaena Bay 'he Wasp o iuo"'.
SAILED.
,, n, --Ao ,,avaoUer Washington for Charles
A3i.l ~. Trsfon from washington Tor hampton
-. Manly from Norfolk for Annapolis; the
CHICAGO from Acajutla for Aealu'e''
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23
Misses < Girls White Dresses

For Confirmation. Communion
and otnsr Church occasions. as well as
for parties and dancing Assoreuenr
includes Plain and Fis'd Net. OrEandia
Swiss Null. Persian and French
Lawn, etc-Ffne and two piece and
Princess effects beautifully made and
triu'd with medallio2s. fnsertIugs.
tucki. }-s. headings. lace rufies. etc.
all wfn drop skirts OF silk. lawn OF
Sviss-high and low SS-walst with
ylkas. Rerthas. Breteu , etc
perfect gems OF fine VIC -zruanshfp
Prices ----------S. % 20 20. .SS
Ages Up 70 IS years
As W. believe in quick sales. IN
vestiSafion win show our prices 60
be exceedingly moderats for ehs
qualities
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23
Toilet Goods
Manicure Syecialties

Attractive Basement Depart
mentS noted for trustworthy
goods az lowest prices.
To-day -
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23
Great Attractions Thro' the Stock
Novelties In Girls, Dresses

The prettiest IN tovn-go where yoa
VIII You u see uone newer or
more tasteful They comprise
Light Spring plaids and plain
Colors tn soft Nns wool fabrics-
ex1uisitely trim d with velvet or SIM
and laCes and emb' ys-too many
styles 70 enumerate-Hish. low or
Dutch Heck-aIso latest styles in
Sailor Suits-mads IN the most
finished and careful manner
70 "a years--.-.----.3. .9S 70 19. 90
Take a look at these dainty Dresses
before you buy elseWhers-Y0u
won't he sorry II you Do.
New-York tribune., 1907-03-23


PL.YMOUTH-CHERB HAMBJ RC
'tBluecher. Apr II Deutschland Apr ~
1855 kaiserin.- Apr Is Buecher. May =
fSTAm ka Ap -. 3 pm Naiserin. May l"
'Grin Room. 4Gymnasium. 'Palm Saf
den. sRitz-Cariton Restaurant TElectrlc
Baths.
Twin Screw Passenger Service.
PLYMOUTH H-CEIERBOTRC- -HAMBI re-.
Patricia Mar % Batavia Apr. Il
Pennsylvania Mar ~ Pretoria. Apr. =
Naldersee. Apr. { Patricia May
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Mediterranean Service.
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