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New-York tribune., 1907-10-26
Pennsylvania RAILROAD
Bulletin.
THE IDEAL sa TRAVEL.

The highest art in transportation make the per-
cu comfortable and that it just pleasant
e TRIP Chicago for instance to spend the night in New York
man of his evening the club comforts his private
apartments.
~ The best eXemplfcation of this high ideal
Special which makes the run between New York and
chicago in night Leaving New York at p NJ practically
after business hours 1T Chicago the
or before business begins This that there
The equipment of the SpecaBufet Paror Smoking Drawing
Room StaeRoom Sleeping Dining and Compartment
Observation with bathrooms, barber copies of the evening
papers, magazines illustrated periodicals. telephone library, and
enogapher that there loss of
entertainment An evening the pennsylvania Special like
evening rstcasS club hotel and there the added Of
swift and motion
Absolute perfection in transportation not have beer reached
but the service of the pennsylvania Special leaves little to be
attained.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-26
DEMOCRATS INFORM THE BARTLETTs.
Court of Appeals Judges Receive Notification
of Their Nominations.

Albany Oct. 2.-Judges Edward T. Bartlett and
Willard Bartlett. the Court of Appeals. were TO-
day informed by a committee of the Democratic
State Committee of their nominations for the Court
of Appeals bench by the Democratic party E&-
Judge Edward Browne OF New York. made the
formal notification speech. The two judges made
responses
IT fully realize" said Judge Edward T. Bartlett
in part that this IS not merely a gratifying per-
sonal compliment, but is viewed by the people OF
this state with great approval as a continued
recognition of the unwritten law that so far as
possible judicial nominations should be non-par-
tisan 1t is the privilege OF every citizen TO 1eel
when his personal and property rights are SUP
rnitted 10 the courts that he stands before JUDGES
who will decide his case according TO the Prin-
siples of law. without regard to ulterior conslu-
eratons The rich and the poor must receive 'le
same measure of Justice
THE faithful discharge of duty irrespective or
all partisan prepossessions or influences sala
Judge Willard Bartlett, in part is the pest ser
vice which a judge render to the party 70
which he belongs Such service 20 the puohc mas
been SO admirably eXemplihed in the Jupioia
career of Edward T. Bartlett that rejoice pro
foundly that his is to be associated VII"
my own your ticket.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-26
MR. WINS TOO BUSY FOR POLITICS.

william WINS said last night that while he was
interested in the coming election, his work as Spe
ciaI counsel FOR the Public Service Commission re
or,red so much attention that he was not able 10
take any active part in politics
II feel deeply interested" said Mr IVlns' III
,ro, the election of the fittest of the candidates
ia the judiciary not only, but for the AssemoIy'
Of course l think it most important that the Re-
nublicans should elect as many OF the Assembly
- &C ,,ossibIe in order that the Governor may
have the fullest and the strongest possible sup
port ,.,
.I regard the aldermanic election also as beihg
~. ,,-eat imnortance and by means a thing 10
he overIooked by the voters. in view OF the very
large powers still vested in the Board OF Aldermen
"a ,,ti,b NAV be used abused, according to the
oorst,tution of the board. There is. however no
nth in the statements that l am taking any ac-
tive part in politics or shall make any speeches
vba+ever NV time and strength are both ap-
sorbed in official work 10 such an extent as 10
ncl,e il inaccessible for to make any speeches or
o+t1rd any political meetings. I shall devote my
ar+,rs time 10 my work and have none 4eft ioT
,oI.,ics until that work is done.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-26
ALTON B. PARKER ON BRYAN REMEDY
In Absence of Title, He Says, Some May
Think It Was "16 to l."

Alton B. Parker. former Democratic candidate
for President. said yesterday that he had seen
W. J. Bryan's statement, made in Schenectady the
day before. that when in Congress Mr.. Bryan ad-
vocated law protect depositors from exactly
such conditions have occurred in New York
in the last few days. Commenting thereon, he
said:
How glorious it is to be heaven born financial
genius, What pity Congress could not have
preciated the wonderful advantages OF such law!
Had Congress appreciated them we would not
have needed yesterday the patriotism of J. Pier
pont Morgan. that prompted him TO throw twenty
seven millions into the maclstrom at critical mo-
ment the twenty-five millions Of the government,
the ten millions OF Rockefeller, and the money
and strenuous labor of public spirited and honest
bankers and business men, who strove nightly
TO save business generally, and therefore every
citizen from ultimate injury.
Il am sorry that he did not mention the title
of the bill. In the absence of specifications there
viii be those who VIII think that us title may have
been IG to !. -
New-York tribune., 1907-10-26
COLONEL ABE GRUBER ANGRY.
He's Looking for the Man Who Registered
as His Son-Speeohes Tonight.

There will be trouble for a certain 'HerbeFt o.
Gruber Of No 81 West 97th street when ne ules
70 vote on Election Day, If he does The real her
,ert p Gruber is the of Colonel ABE Cru
her of No 152 West e5th street. father and son
living together If he tries 10 vote on that name
he will be learning trade in a penitentary wlthh
thirty days so Colonel Gruber says
Republican meetings Will be held to-h's' aS
follows:
Fifth Assembly District Republican heaoludI-
ters No 257 West l4th street. Ratification OF couh
~ iud,ciaI and local tickets. Speakers: President
Herbert Parsons Judge William H. Wadhaihs'
colonel John s. Harrison, Abraham Gruoer' j.
Douglas Wetmore, William II. Michales, bn"aId
c Brennan Edmund Bodine, candidate Tor Assem-
bIvrnan and Dr. William F. Cunningham, candi-
date for alderman. Music and fireworks
Eleventh Assembly District Republican heao-
ouarters No 75s Eighth avenue; George W. wan
maker leader Two outdoor meetings every nigh
until election. w
Nineteenth Assembly District Congressman VIII
iar Bennet leader. Two truck meetings every
,,igbt until election Speakers: Joseph H. Adams.
Alexander BrouRh, Andrew F Murray ana IhoIh"s
L. Thompson. .
Tventv-seventh Assembly District, Brode's
Han 10Th street and Seventh avenue. Speakers:
AssemblyInan Robinson and Alderman Brown.
Tyyentv-frst Assembly District, l30th street ana
Seventh avenue: John T Mcneil chairman. speak
ers Earl VogeI. Joseph +. Perdue and Dwight W.
De Motto.
rwentv-sixth Assembly District Progressive Re
publican Club No. 1888 Madison avenue; and three
outdoor rallies Local candidates will speak
Thirty-second Assembly District South, outdoor
rally at 14Sth street and Willis avenue
Thirty-frst Assembly District, truck meetings at
125tb street and Seventh and at 18TH street
nd Fifth avenue.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-26
PUGET SOUND BUBoNIC PLAGUE.

Seattle Oct. 25-Surgeon General Wymans tele-
gram 10 Governor Meade received yesterday
informing the Governor that DR.. Cofer of the
United States Public Health and Marine Hospital
Service will take charge of the bubOnio plague
situation on Puget Sound. Governor Meade and
william Hickman Moore. Mayor Of Seattle, replied
that the State of Washington and the city of
Seattle will supply all the men, money and ma
terial necessary for the immediate eradication OF
the disease
The death of white woman Agnes Osborne
under circumstances that point TO bubonic plague
IS being investigated. Her brother, Ernest A Os-
borne was a patrolman in the Oriental district
He became i'll on October and died on October b.
Three days later 2 sister. Lydia II. Osborne, he
came III. and the same day Charles o. Eddy, the
undertaken who attended the brothers body, was
also overcome. A second sister. Agnes, became i'll
later and died yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-26
ONO TERM FOR FALSE REGISTRATION.

rIarroan Roster who pleaded guilty TO illegal
registration in the 2Sth Election District OF the Iyh
.o1,,,t,, District, sentenced yesterday by
,,.,oo Grain of General Sessions TO not more than
+tr.a wears and not less than two years in Sing
cin,, CIemency had been recommended for Kos
ter but Judge Grain refused to consider It, lie
said: -,
- know of no offence that strikes more directly
t The American system Of government than your
ofrence IT is about the only kind of treason to
American institutions that is possible in times OF
IT., ssn+ence Is an unusually severe for false
-aistration. Koster lived at No. 1921 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-26
OCEAN STEAMERS.
MGRTH GERMAN Lloyd.

Fast Express Service.
PLYMOUTH-CHER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
X. VIM. II Oct. %, 10 AM X VIM II. u.Nov-26
Kronprinz. Nov. ., Pm Kronprinz. Dec. :
Cecie new Nov. l.. I0A VI Cecilie new Dec. 10
Kaiser. Nov. 49, 10 AN Kronprinz. Jan.
Twin-ScTew Passenger Service.
PLYMOUTH-CHERB RBOURG-BREMEN.
4Kurfuerst Oct31. 10 AM iRarbar' sa .NOv.2S
'P. Irene..Nov. I, 10 AM 1Kurfuerst., Dec. .
"Gneisenau. Nov. II "Rhein. Dec. II
"Main......-.... Nov. II FGneisenau. Dec.l9
@Bremen direct. iCherboUrg and Bremen
Mediterranean Service.
NAPLFS-GENOA, at II AN.
Connecting at Gibraltar for Alg!ers.
'Necllar. .... Oct. 26i 'Neckar. ....-. Dec.
Friedrich. Nov. . Friedrich. ..... Dec.
L. Luise. Nov. Ii x. Luise. ..... Jan.
X. Albert. Nov. 30 p. Irene. Jan. IL
~Omits Genoa.
From Bremen Piers. Sd & 4th SITS. Hoboken:
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD TRANEI.I IEH9'
CHECKS GOOD ALL OVER THE WORLD'
OEERICHS & co. No. Broadway, y l.
Louis II. Meyer. 1915 Walnut ST., Phi!a.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-26
ACTIVE SUPPORT FOR wAoHAMs.

Justice William II. Wadhams who is a candidate
70 succeed himself as justice Of the City Court, IS
res,ving enthusiastic indorseraent and support at
Lis hesdouarters at the Hotel Bresiin. The follow
i-g Committee irrespective of party, IS handling
lis campaign: Bronson Winthrop, Augustus n
Hand A. Parker Nevin, John q. Mllburn, Jr-, Paul
T. ToWne William l. o BTien Julius Henry Cohen
Maxwell Davidson, John Henry Hammond. Elbert
Hsnlin Emil Goldmark. McDougan Hawkes.
Charles wisner. Learned Hand, J. L. Lockwood
ara Paul y Turner. Among the many letters of
indorseraent received one yesterday from w.
r Wilcox. chairman Of the Public Service Com
mission. and one from John A. Garner.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-26
TROUBLE FROM COFFEE
People Beginning to Learn about the DEu

toifes Ireaied NE 80 badly that / want 10 tel
PEOPLE about il, and if you can use my letter
viii be glad
/ am forty y-6ve years old and have drank cof-
.ee ali my life ! have fell bad for years and
uM nol &oDw what allied me. Sometimes /
ss'hid have IN press my baIid against my heart
would be- in such pain. and / got so | could
Mia!g 10 niy work Ny head would feel heavy
f ~ aizzy' and many time Sct 80 blind just
'"i - drop dOwn OF Else | would have fallen.
. lett bad ~ over. NY feet would swell and
- Inc : friend II mine asked me 10 try
!, ll' an1 s,oD drinking coffee .red the
:, = !.h' but 4 1870 some days before | goi h0ld
:. -. figli ga - maze it. Ny heart disease
~ Ess4sy disappeared and got entirely well
l. lEere Is much IN making IL. IL has TO be
-, 'e' longer thau ordinary coffee. but when
- ! made ge'd Il was fine, and now 1 wouldn't
o = coDs" % nay muse Al al. I SIRE that
~, s,"n saved ~ life. and ! am now perfectly
J send you he names Of about twenty
~ tipl haye been helped by leaving OF
--id using ppsuIni Food Coffee
,,.. > Dortn allie 20 read The Road to Well
''.'s a pk.s.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-26
REPUBLICANS OPEN CAMPAIGN IN 2sTH.

The 29th Assembly District Republican orgahiza-
tion opened its campaign last night with large
meeting at the district Republican Club No. %
East 59th street
Addresses were delivered by John Henry Ham
mond president of the club; by William Chilvers'
chairman of the campaign committee; W. Holden
Weeks the candidate for Assembly; Clarence r.
Freeman. who has been reuOminated for the Of
fee of alderman; William .. Wilson and Frank
d. Sturges who, with Frederic De Witt Wells. are
nominees tor Municipal Court justices In the 9Th
Judicial District.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-26
WIFE DIVORCES CHARLES E. DuRNELL

a decree of absolute divorce granted to Bea-
trioe /. Durnell from Charles f. Durnen, the race
horse owner and trainer by Justice Aspinan in
he special tenn Of the Supreme Court, in Brooklyn,
yesterday Tie couple married in Chicago in
August. 1902 Mss Emma Zinhner was named as
e';espln ndent- Mr.. Durneli was ruled off the Cali
ioinia turf last year. but was later reinstated.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-26
MISS MAE WOODS PAPERS FILED.

Counsel for Mae Q. Wood who alleges that she
vas married to Senator Thomas c. Platt, filed with
ihe County Clerk yesterday the Two papers called
for on application Of the counsel for the Senator
Tie papers are supposed to be the marriage certii
cate and letter from the Senator Access 10 them
car be had by the lawyers for Senator Platt on
tgenty-four hours notice, and then only in the
preseDce Of an agent OF Miss Wood
New-York tribune., 1907-10-26
opnEes W. N. HAINER ARRESTED AGAIN.

,rbe Appelate Division of the Supreme Court dis
missed the writ OF habeas corpus in the case of
William n. Hainer against the Keeper or the West
Cos. court prison Yesterday. Hainer arrested
o. sneedng in West I'D street arraigned be-
fore magistrate and held for trial in Special ses-
tons He sued out appeal Of habeas corpus and
was eventually released from custody An appeal
ms taken by the state, and after hearing the evil
,.e Justice Clark said that Hainer guilty
,,aer The law dismissed the writ and remanded the
xsistor back to custody.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-26
Week Erd Needs
at Prices
That Make Especial Values"

Anal EAaAS = SpcS4at z-lSS
Gold Filled Festoon Necklaces
variors colored jewels-with pearl
combinations-value S1-69. .SS
Gold Filled Neck Chains-heart pendants
jewellsd or piain-value 81 ..... .SS
Solid Gold Rings-signet or
jewslled-value 81 29s--.-........ 1 .SS
Steel Studded Belts-silk elastic
cut steel buckles and points
extra heavy webbins-SpeCial.. 1 .9S
Novelty Braid Elastic Belts
two-toned combinations in Teseda,
brown. navy. crimson. white-and gold
and blue-and-gold. etC-fancy front and
back hQckleS- e. 90 e. y
The very latest novelty in Belts.
German Silver Finger Purses-heavy
mounting in fancy designs
value 81. On ..-..-...-... .-....-.... .09
women's All Linen Handkerchiefs-hem-
stitched in varied widths or with
fancy border and embd coTner-cross-
bar and plaid effects. ts.----....-.... 1 2la
women's All Linen Handkerchiefs.
emb'd wreath initial-box Of six 70
Women's All Linen Handkerchief
plain crossbar. plaid with white or
colored; emb'd dots. rings, etc, some
with scallop or lace edge. e.-.......- 20
Mems All Linen H. 5. Handkfs.
i and l. inch hem
extra size-Special. al.-....-......---- 20
New-York tribune., 1907-10-26
RAILROADS.
NEW Jersey GEMTsAL.

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL.
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR
E2I G4iEHBE5FA ~ 85d s55 ESQ 6r 10y 3g ~
IL. 90 a. m. L. so. L. 20 l.6O. $50. $50 4 20
$50. $50, $50. 7.5O. $50. 1850 p m. sun
qaaeygs6 750 SO s5o. 1899 Il % d a m. q.
~. LIBERTY sT.;-1,ao $50 100 500.
100. 1.30. 200. 400 400 4sO SEQ. 6OO.
ssy; y so; 20 SO a0o L. ~ 10 on idnigS' n S sun
~ noon. leo, 2c, 800 400, 500 600.
200. 500. geo, 1880 p. m. II IS midnight.
FOR BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
Lv. W 23D ST .-T5O. o 80. lI.5O a. m.
Lv Liberty ST. i. 30. 500. 10 90 a m,
FOR ATLANTIC CITY. Lv. W. I'D
,. m. sundays. 8 80 a m. 80 D. ,'I m.
Lv. LIBERTY ST. loco a. m. Q.00
sats. only). $40 .. m. Sundays. 100
FOR LAKEWOOD AND LAKEHURsT.
I.v. W. IBID ST. :-95O a. m. U2. 90 Sats-
only). l.2O. 800. $50. 45O, (6.2O satS
only p. m. sundays. so. 800 a. m. 40
Lv. LIBERTY T.:-IsO. 500. lO.OOam..
QO0 Sats. only), lSO. $40, 4lO, 500 g. 30
ssts. only) p. m. Sundays. $50 1000
FOR LONG BRANCH. AsBURY PARK
AND OCEAN GROVE. Lv. w 23D ST. -
$50. lI.20 a. m, IL. so 3.2O. 4 30. $50. d. 20
$50. ll.5O y. m. Sundays. 500 a m. $50
SO J.. m.
Ly. LIBERTY ST. -. 90. S. 30. IL 80 a m.
1 10. $50. 4.45. $50 $50. S. 80 q. m. u Ol
midnight sundays. 100, 900 a. m. 400.
$50 ! m
Time tables may be obtained at following
otit es: Liberty ST. West 23d ST. Tel. 3l4I
Chelsea). Astor House. 245. asa. 1900. 1884
Broadway. 49, Fifth Av-, PSI Fifth AV %
Union Square West. 2I9S Third Av. los
West l2bth ST. 245 Columbus Av New
York: Court St, 343. 344 Fulton 81. 4T9
NOstrand Av.. Brooklyn: 800 Broadway
Williamsburg New FORK Transfer co. calls
for and checks baggage 10 destination.
W . BESLER W L. HOPE,
Nice-Pres. \ Gen Mgr Gen. Pass'r Agent
10 1891
New-York tribune., 1907-10-26
Little Boys Hats
Boys Yachts, Coils and Etons
Women's WHITE Waists

I.AWN-LINEN. BATISTE-MADRAA
Waists OF Batists and Is .vn-rronts
Of tucks and emb'y. Val lacs
inserts in yoke or Effects also
tailored Linen or fancy
Nladras-wo.th 81 0S.-............1 "a,
WOMEN'S WHITE LINEN WAISTS
emb'd fronts. some with fancy
drawnwOrk-open front. long sleeves-
also Lawn and RatiSte-allovsr
emb'd or with Val and fne
emb'y inserts-handsOme models. 2 SR
Dainty Lingerie Waists-majority hand
somely trimmed with Venise and Val.
lace and Irish crochet msdallions-
round or pointed yOkes-a fine variety
OF high-class styles. eS.-.............4 SAS
Reductions In
W0men's Emb'd Linen Cellars
All sizes. 1S
were .25. . %
A Great Saturday Opportunity.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-26
MILLINERY

Sn1ppy saturday Ndl'leS ~
GIRLS PICTURE HATS
Velvet OF silk gokes and other styles
-IAain or fuu csowus-shirred or
rleated brims with full chiffon or
silk facing-fuil ribbon tTim-poKes
have wide satin ribbon strings
flI line Of CnildI@n's coloTs, as
well as white or black 4 OK
worth S7.0C-Specill. -.-.-.......
TTosEN'S VEL VET FLARES
pain OF full crown black. white
and all newest shades 40
elsewhere $500 .,,.,,.,,.s''.'s.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-26
C0rseis

C0rse.S
CfAll Styles AMI Qualities
Selection from such complete
assortmentS is a satisfaction
from first to last. say all who
come. -. Values like these are
not common elsewhere.
New Princess Models. white coutil-
new straight back effect
trimmed with wide satin ribbon and
lace edging or wide Iace-ribbon
run-sizes Is to 80 TE
GENUINE WHAI.EBONE CORSETS
long lcngths-meGium or high bust
gray and black Imported
coutiI-odd siZes-therefOre So 10 ZE
S,bIldren's Corset Waists-heavy twill
sateen-white and gray-patent fast
euinss AMI garter attachments DO
20 8 yrs.~-reg .5O.-.......-.---.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-26

Ribbons for
Mlllinery-Eair-Sashes
Large assOrtments of staples
and novelties. -.. Among the
specials for to-day are
Roman Stripe Tsfetas-5 inch-extra
heavy quality-owiug 20 an under
price purchase we can offer 55 Ct
Plaid TaHeta RibbOns-Ldglt and dark
were % TO 50. --.-.------ % to .ZS
) and 6 inch Drss5ens-white with
pink. blue. lavender or yellow
ros-buds. wreaths and sprays
white or colored satin borders
We're AZ and Co.. % and .Sa
New-York tribune., 1907-10-26

n. Y, N II. & HARTFORD r. T..
Trains depart from Grand Central station.
42d st. and 4th Ave- as follows for
Boston via New London & PrOv.-tES:Oo.
ftl0.0O. 81 1000. .xlllO;0' a.. M.
sSll5:O2. ''12:OO p ~. via Willimantlc-
ffS:O3 \ NJ, i2:C1 p. NJ, via Spfd;-
iO:15 \. NJ. 'li12:G0. 'lI4:00, 'ii:o0 T. ~.
I.axeviIe & Norf-f'a:0O A. NJ; 1925 p. NJ
Portland & Bar Harbor via Worc.-tfb P. NJ.
ct. harrington. StockbriGEc. L.enoX. Pitts-
held-t4:54. 5000 A. NJ. s1:20. 1926 P. N.
Ticket offices al cCirand Central Stn and
cl25th St. also at c245. 1900. cl354 Bway.
80 Union 50. CIS2 Fifth Ave. c245 COlum-
bus Ave. c649 Madison Ave. clos W. i25th
St oIGS Third Ave. In Brooklyn. "a
Court ST, 40 Nostrand Ave. 800 B'way.
tDaiy. tENcept Sundays. 'Stops at l2ath
5. xStops at l25th st. Sundays only.
tParlor car Limited. sSunday parlor car
train llHas dining car. cParlor and
Sleepin. C'1r tickets also. saturdays only.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-26
Rsys hsn.: GLOVES SHleses! Me%sH''

EXCeIIenL dSSOfJuleuIs at must
satisfactory prices -
Mems and Boys Dogskin GIovss-l
Mems tan and gray NIocha------.5 -SS'
womsn's Mousqustaire Gloves
Tan. black and white
12-button- SS and > %
16-buttou. % and 8 S.49
Women's 2-Clasp GIace Gloves-tan.
brown. green, blue. black. white. 93
Misses 2-CIaSp Glace Gloves
Tans and browns. ns.---......-....... ~
New-York tribune., 1907-10-26
TOTHER EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD VALUES

Boys Flannel Bl0-Ses
Red. blue. gray or 5rOwn-militarY
neck band or collar attached
% II yrs---elsswhere -SS 70 81. eS-
Here. re.---.-....-.......... so to .62
New-York tribune., 1907-10-26

CHILDREN'S READY-TO-WEARS
Ranchero and Roll Brin Felts-
leading shades with plain. plaid or
Roman stripe silk Scarfs with
streamers-hats you cannot fnd 4 AO
elsewhere under S2.2@s7scial. AsTS
W0SIEN'S READY-TO-WEANS
Felt or fancy braids with velvet
crawrs or d-apiug and 6re large
wings or coQueS-othesS with tafcetR
ribbon bows-rsvest Shapes IA
rla.k aad eoIoEs-RsSulazly ssss s<sS0
New-York tribune., 1907-10-26
Extra Values i'm Boys Fine Suits

usually sell at $1,000. Os0O
Among
Double baswh without
facedsome with pairs Knicer
fabrics so omp that
the parrcu oney
TO
point for possibly desireyOu fud them
realize expectations,
New-York tribune., 1907-10-26
BALTIMORE & C-TO R, II.
& Throagh Daily rra,ns to the West,


Through Daily Trains TO the West.
Leave New York city. 23d st. LILY ST.
CHICAGO. PITTSBCRG, $50 am 500 am
CHICAGO. COLUMBUS. Il.5O am 1900 ma
PITTSBUEG. CLEVEL'D. $50 pm 4.UO pm
"PITrSEURG LIMIT D." $50 pm 100 pm
GIN. ST LOUIS, LOUSY. l.50 pm l.5O am
GIN, ST LOUIS, LOUSY. 20 am 1000 avn
ClN.,STLOUIS.L .LOUTSN.. $50 pm 600 pn
Offices: 80. 434 1900 Broadway. Astor
House, It's Greenwich 81. ~ Union square
W. 391 Grand St n. Y: 343 Fulton ST..
Brooklyn. West 23d 81. ard Liberty ST.
After p. N. Sleeping car Reservations
and full information regarding trains. etc,
can be obtained at Bureau Of Information.
B. d o. r. r.. 23d ST Terminal 'PhOns
No, Chelsea 3li4
New-York tribune., 1907-10-26
Boys Pajam2S

Heavy Nap Flannelette-neat
fancy stripes-Side fastened with
large pearl buttons or frogs
10 u yrs................ SO to .9s
New-York tribune., 1907-10-26

LOST Handbook No. %3I 756. Bank for
SAVINGS, 80 4th ave, New York. Pay
1uent stopped. Please return book TO bank.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-26
Boys' Nsgligee Shirts

Fancy Madras and PercaIes-
all white or light medium and
dark grounds, with neat stripes,
figures dots and checks
- 20 ~ neck bard-valus .T6. -. .4a
New-York tribune., 1907-10-26

LOST -Raukbook No. 9'G29I. Bank tor
Savings. $50 4th ave- New York. pay
rnert stopped Please return book To bank.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-26

I.ESils AND oFF'Cr "rr,N'~rrE
New-York tribune., 1907-10-26

LOST Handbook No 9I2 900. Bank for
Savings. 2sO attn ave. New York. Pay
mant stopped. Please return book to bank.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-26

D6uced R2tes PTgPI9 FsE I'm I'm 70 . 3'3q0y T1oy
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-07-29
Warehouses Purchased.

Eight Of the prominent land own
ers in the vicinity Of Turner and Co.
vello have purchased the warehouses
of the Interior Warehouse company
at Turner and MILESTONE Hollow.
This places in the hands of the far
mers about one-half Of the ware
houses, in storage capacity, at these
points, the houses purchased having
a capacity of $4,000 sacks each. In
cinded in the deal are F. M. Wealth
erford, Joseph Fontaine, Thomas
Wilson, John Blessinger, c. J..
Broughton, Ed Eager and Grant
Lowe. The purchase price of the
warehouses was $4,000. - Dayton
Courier-Press.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-07-29
Ovciproduction of Berries.

The production of loganberries
In the valley the past season seems
to have been greater than the de-
mand, and a decided slump in prices
paid was the result, says the Inde-
pendcnce Enterprise. Experiments
in drying the lobanberry have been
made this season as a result of the
low prices prevailing and they are
said to have been very satisfactory.
The berry is said to dry in good con-
dition, and II is possible that this
way of marketing may become as
popular and profitable for the logan
berry as It is for the raspberry. an
excellent market for the latter being
had in the east.