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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-12
Friday large Rugs
Specials Window Shades
in ROUe POrfiereS, etc.

Rich Administer RuRs-3x3 yds-
Notified or Hit and Miss effects-in
floral designs would be worth S22- 9 S9
Granite Art SqUares-3x2 yds.-
reds. green's. blues and wood tones
Rope Portieres-fulI size-solid
o. fancy colors-festOCn valance
value 81 Beach .---..-.-..-.....-. Oh
Beaded Bamboo Portieres-
floral desisns-value So b.. 98
Fine Cambria Window Shades
n. long-3S inches wide-valUs rs 40
Bath Tub Seats-solid oak seat
nickel armS-fit any tub-SpeciaI. -. SO
Best Shelf OiIcIoth-two patterns IN
blue-and-w hite--theresore. yd-..--. Sls
Mercerized Portiers LoOps-twO heavy
tassels-red and Ereen-vaiue 40 -. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-12
Friday J Hosiery
Specials Mems Furnishings
in Gloves, ETC.

Women's Isle Hose-AIlover Lace.
ace ankle or silk eTnb'd--value 40. 70
Three Pairs for 500.
ChiIdren's Ribbed Cotton Hose
black. white and tan-vGlue %. -. 10
Mems Reversible Washable Four-in-
hands-ail white or with black or coTd
stripes and igures-25 Ct kinds. 1 ga
Mems Washable Vests-pIain tan or
white with stripes and figures black
or cofd-regularly S1-OO and S1.25.. 70
Coaching ParasOls-Taffeta or China
Silk-also i.inen-all new coloTs,
checks stripes and polka dots
natural MISUNDERSTANDING So 49 QS
Women's Isle Cloves clasp
tans. grays. black, white-wOrth -. 10
Women's Black Glaze Gloves
ciasp-S9 Ct qualify $780,. 80
ChiIdren's GGuze Vests-high neck
snort sleeyes-ai sizes-reg. "a 10
Women's Swiss Ribbed Vests-Ilsie
and cotton-plain OF lace trimmed
also pants 70 match-each. ...... "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-12
Friday Boys Suits
Specials Boys Refers
i'm and Furnishings

Boys' Suits-Dcuble Breast. Double
Breast with Belt-also Norfolk
Checks, Mixtures and OvevplaiGs-
regular o. KnickerbOcker Trousers
s to IL yrs.-vaIue $500 -.--.---. G. 9S
With extra pair regular or Knicker
Trousers-S TO rs yrs.-value $3.50 8 SO
Sailor and Russian Suits
Serges, Cheviots. HOmespuus and
Wool cTaShes-plain Coiors and
NIiNtures-2is TO 10 yrs.-val- S4-9S g %
BOYS Reefers-TGn. Gray and olive
Coverts. Gray Mixtures and Navy
and Golf Red Chevlots-self OF velvet
collars-2]s to 10 yrs--vaIue $500 6. 9S
Boys Knee Pants and BloOmers-
navy and mixed Cheviots: also
Corduroys-patent waist bands
to X yrs.-reg. 40 .....-..-....- 90
Boys NegIigee Madras
and Percale-scme with two separate
collars-all sizes value .T5- 40
Boys Percale and Madras Houses
Numbered or Unlaundered-6 to Is yrs.
value .oS.......... 4O
Boys Yachts. Tams. Colts and Eton
CSps-cloth and leathsr-vaIue IS. 10
Boys Golf caps. Cheviots and
Aftxtures-also Elton Caps-au colors-
value 10. Observation-Disclosures. Ok
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begun within sixty days Of the awarding OF the
contract. Engineer Rice said that at this after
moons meeting he vii! ask for public hearings on
the other sections.
Al the hearing before the commission on the form
loop appeared yesterday. The Corporation
Counsel instructed TO go ahead and prepare
the advertisement for proposals Chief Engineer
Rice sail last nighs that the Degnon hid was con
eiderably over the estimate. The section bid for
yesterday Il was est ated would cost $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-12
WOMAN FOUGHT MAD DOG.
Wife of Rutgers Professor ImpisOns
.fnimaI an Closet.
~ relegraph % The TrIbnne. ]

New Brunswick. n. j.. April i1.-Mrs. Robert
W Prentiss, wife Of a Rutgers College pro-
lessor. had a struggle with the pet dog of the
family this morning. The canine had been play
ing about the Prentiss home. in Highland Park.
a residential suburb. when it suddenly began
swapping and frothing at the mouth.
Although frightened. Mrs. Prentiss drove the
dog into a closet. Fielding G. Lucas. the health
inspector who was summoned, dispatched the
animal. The dog fought fercely, and Lucas had
difficulty In killing IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-12
Friday FlannelS
Specials aEG
in Blankets

Scotch FlanneIs-Half WOOL
stripe and check effeCts-reg. -. "a
White silk Emb'd FlannelS-
exclusive designs. ..-...-......-.. 80
Above cannot be purchased for Iers
than o. cents per yd- elsewhere
All Wool Navy Blue FlanneIs-
desirable for boys waists and
ChildTen'S dresssS-value 25.... 12A
All Wool California Blankets
ia size-white with fancy borders
until now S5.9S- .---------------.. 8 90
Cotton EiderdoWn Blaukets-
ia size-white & gray-vaI $50 .49
Heavy Single Jacquard Blankets
T2VQO inches-beautIfUI color
c0mbination-value 81 90. ......... 4 Ga
Baby Blankets-White and
fancy-value 500. .-......... Ga
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-12
HERE ARE OFFERINGS FOR TO-DAY:-

Friday Curtains
Specials lDragerieS
in JCoNcn Covers
Nottingham Lace CuTta!ns-pu-s
whits-deSigns. copies Of real laces---
worth So. 80 worth S225... 1 .AS
worth SLAB .9Si worth 81 IS 1 .SS
worth s1.T9 : 90 worth $3.50. 1913
8, So and yds. long.
Fine Nercerized Darnask PuTtieres-
one pair 1Ots-Tope or fringed top and
bottom-best colOrs-value $685.. 4.S9
Ruhied Muslin CtIrtai1ings-
Renaissance inseTJins-value IL. ION
CSenuino Art Densr-s-Crlental and
floral designs-yard wide-TeG- II. L D
Oriental stripe Couch Covers
fr:nged all round-value 50 o.. I 40
Extra vide O-;onta! Tapestry Couch
Covers-Rus desigus--yalue S5-9S. 9 .94
Genuine k-t Tapestries. Art Tickings
and Art Dimities-value - 70 80. 10
irish Point ard Colonial Sash I.aces--
30 inch-singls or double borders
value 50 .-----.---.-.. ~
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LIFE SENTENCE FOR SCHULTZ.

Rochester, April n-FredeTick Schultz. convicted
OF murder in she second degree for the killing Of
Edward Pullman of Sodus this morning SEN
fenced to Auburn prison for the rest OF his life
With tears in his eyes he pleaded his innocence.
Schultz said that his name was John Gallagher,
that he thrty-cight years old anu lived IN
Philadelphia. tie had a mother living In Baltimore.
He had a common school education. Schultz told
Justice Sutherland that ne had been convicted on
previous occasions twice for grand larceny ana once
for burglary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-12
Friday 7 Silks
Specials and
in Dress Gods

Dotted Satin Foulards-blue-and
white and black and-white-res SO SO
So inch Black Tafetas and Peau
de Soies-vaIue 81. 25...........-. 90
- inch White Washable Habutais-
value 60 Observation-Disclosures. %
All Wool Cream Storm Serges-
rs inch-dOuble warp--60 CT. quality Sd
All Wool HOmsspun Suitings-56 inch
spring weight and colors-wOrth SO. 40
s6 inch Spring Suitings-
newest Observation-Disclosures .48. %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-12
Friday white GcCds
Specials Liners
IN TaUTn;c H3~

Fine White Persian lawns
aIIOver Nercerized figures
Elsewhere 10 and %. Z 2A
Fine White Nains0oks-S6 inch
II yd. pCs.-reg- 81 80. .......-... .Oa
Union Fuck ToweIs-I7x34-
full bIeached-hem d-value Is. 80
Fine EIuck Towels-hem'd-
1SN36 inCh-value II ............ fl
Extra heavy All Linen TOwelIings-
for dish or rouer-worth H.. on
80 inch All Linen TowelIings. also
check CSass-value IA ........... ia
All Linen II : Table Sets
cloth 69xGG-napkins 2Ox2O inch-oue
design only therefore s. 9S Sets . QQ
The Napkins alone are worth 81 aa
Fine All Linen Napkius-fuIl bleach
81 ELECTROMAGNETIC S2.69 dog. 4 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-12
Friday Women's Skirts
Specials fWomen'S Wrappers
I'm and KimorOS

Dress Skirts BLACK Panama
and Brilliantine. also light
Spring mixtures-usualIy S59s... 9 9S
FinAr-IncludIng Wolfe Chiffon
Panama. Cravenette and Nixtures-
pTted n1Odels-reg IS es. -.....-..6. 9S
Black Wolfe over Taheta SILK
Drop: also fine Chiffon Panamas-
pleatsd. with self or silk bands. &. I g as
Cambria and Percale Wrappers
excellent styles and colors-
sizes IS 20 52-wOrth 81 50. .-..-- I "a
Cambria Wrappers-ueat braid trtIn'd
medium and dark-worth -9S-.-.-.. go
Fine lawn Kimcnos-llght. summary
efects-shirred hack and front
contrasting bands-Special- ----.-- "a
MEMS BATH ROBES Turkish or
blanket girdles. and with
and without hoCd-best colcrs. . QS
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Friday ! Wome1'S Gowns
Specials WCmen'S Skirts
In ard CNrSa4 CNverS

HI s-AA N~- 49, - ~ ,
Women's Nainsook corset Covers
lace inserts or emily rnedallons-
ribbon drish-value SO. --.--------- So
Cambria and Muslin Night Dresses
v round or high ueCk-with emily,
lace or tucks and ribbon-value 9S. 80
Fine White Cambria Skirts-hish
lace trim'd founce-rlbbon run.
beading and bOW-wOrth s.. GS- &C.. I 9S
Cambria and Muslin Drawers
wide lawn rut'ies Ur n =. tuCkS and
emb'y-value 80. Observation-Disclosures. SO
Chen,ises-fuu front OF lace, emby and
rIbbou-extra Iong-value l. 20 ....- .SO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-12
Friday I Girls Wear
Specials and
in Babies Wear

Little Children'S Hats-new STYLES In
silk and lawn fares-reGularly 80. 10
Babies Lawn Caps-French or
Ruche styles-newest effects in lace
enby. ribbons. &c.-valua 90. 20
Little Children's short Dresses-
fine Lawn and NaiusOok-yOEes
aud French Waists-worth SI.4s. 49,. .9S
Girls Reefers-Golf Red ChevIotS-
stripes. checks. miXtures-G 20 "a
yeHrs-valus s49S.--..----.-...-. eos
Bingham and Chambray Dresses
Russian. Peter Pan. Guimpe. His-
and Dutch Neck styles
a TO "a yrs--value I. - ard 81 90 Q0
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Friday ! WOmsn'S Suits
Specials WOmen'S C0atS
in WOrnsn'S Waists


IS. 9S Tan Covert and Black Broadcloth
Coats-ft;ed hip lenEth-ciuSter
EtrappiHgs CT lap seams. ......... 6-SS
English Covert and Black
BroaGcloth Coats-pony and fitted
styies-satln Hned-Teg Sl2-9S- 8. 9S
Black Tare,a and Peau De Sole
Coats-a4 and = lengths-clrcular,
full box or side pIeate6-reg- $l5-oS- 9. 80
Tailored Suits Of Panama ana
Fancy Worsteds-Pony Fitted.
Tuxedo and Etons-fancy braid and
vestees-pleated skiTts-sPeciRl--- S.9S
Tailored Suits OF Light veigas
BroadclOth. Fancy Panamas.
In Checks and stripes. also Worstsds-
fashionable Models-wOrth SlT-9S- ] g IS
Handsome Suits IN Plain CoIors.
Fancy Checks and 5tripes-Princs
Chap, Eton, Pony and Fitted
Elsewhere S23-:lS- ----.--- I z SO
R!sck TaGeta SILK Suits-Gibson Pony
and Elton styles. with Plaid silk. Fancy
Nestees and Braids-reE. S25. 90. g, I 6. 50
White China six Waisss-silk emb'd
panels or profusely trin'd with
Val. lace usually 81 9s- -...--.-.. . 40
Dressy Waists or Liberty Satin. chiffon
Tafeta Aliover Point Venise or Plain
or Figd Net-Vai.. Cluny or Point
Nenise comhinatiOn-Spec -..... z .9S
Black and Colo-ed BrilIiantine-
also Black Mercerized Sateen Waists
Neat STYLES, worth 81 40. ...-........ IS
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Friday lEuSlinS
Specials Cushions
in iDOmeS1icS

Yard wide Unbleached Muslins-
will bleach pure white-heavy
round thread-worth Sia...... ~
Bleached Pillow case NIuslins-43 inch
BY scanning centre viii make full
size sheets-Worth -1S-.-..-.... fOs4
Extra heavy Muslin Pillow Cases
SKIS inch hem-hem'd and
hemstitched-worth Is. - ffA
Sheets for Single Reds-6O x9O-3 inch
top henl-wiii wash hesvy-valus 40 50
Mosquito Nettiugs-Vhite and CoIors-
90 inch-also for mirror and picture
c"'ef'hs-S va Pc. '-.-.--.---- .55
ffner-J2 inches wide-s yd- pc. .65
Feather Proof Tickings-3i inch
assorted Strtpes-worth ~. ...-..-. Q&
Feather Bed Ticks-fun and
'hree-quarter sizes-wOrth S160. 4 25.
SILK Floss Gfushions-White Cambria
Cov'd-tess than cost OF cotton cushions
20N20-wOrth. 50 % i2fx2&-w0rth IS ST
22-2;S2-2s-woTth- a 20 a5x26-sorth .65 8.
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Fancy Broche and Mercerized Strips
MadTas-S2 intellectually H.. On
Fancy Summer Suittngs-doubIs
foId-styIes. copies % all wool
EOOds-vaiue 10 i---.--..- ........ 0ff
Fancy Wolfe Parisieune-4brown.
navy. tan. gray llue0-dots and
agures-reEuIarly 1873 ~
Wool finish Printed ChalIies-
best STYLES and col0rs-value S.. "A
Fine Fancy OrEaudy Carreaux-
white with floral sprays and polka
dots-Worth -12lz ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81.
Nercerized C'ashmeretteS-
double fold-Iight and dark-Dresden
and silk designs usually 10. ... IN
Fine Mercerized Dress Sateens-
checks. stripes and fgures-reg. IL 4 4
Black Dotted SwiSses.
Black PlGues.
Plain black silk MuIIs- Vaiua IL ia
all fast color
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BLTTIM03P Z. OHIO B. r.


ROYAL. BLUE LINE IIsNI.'9'
Every other hour on the even hoI nous,
TO BALTIMORE AND WASIlt-SO54C-s, =.
Leave New York CITY I'D 81 LILO y -
az I, stIIS-GTO% Df5s- 20 am 500 am
sNy a a eti ia, 1iner 30 am 1000 am
~ eSIItSG-rC,S, Iinsr ~ 10 am 1900 nm
~ s,tIiS,S.rS peyai 20 pm 200 pm
.''rsS,, - ~, =, I1J,e- q 20 nm 400 pm
~ s,tI ~ f,,StYs- T,iIsr 40 ON 6 % pm
.JVASHITC,TON. Buffet. $50 pm 100 pm
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'Iaily


Through Daily Trains 70 the West 9,
Leave New Yock City 23d 81 lid p,
CHICAGO. PITTSBURG. 81 am 80 ~ a.,
CHICAGO. COLUMBUS, 30 am Ik-V ~ u - .
PTTTSBT-RG. CLEVEL'D. $50 pm so pm
'.PITTSBURG LIMIT D. $50 pm 80 20 pr
CiS eT TOI-IS IOU-ISV $50 am 10 % am
chs TLOUIS. LOUSY, $50 pm 80 pm
Offices 245 434 1900 Broadway. . Astol
House. las Greenwich St. D Union square
" s9l Grand St y. Y. St3 Futon 81
Rrooxlvn: West 29d st. and Liberty =;
After p. m Sleeping Car Reseryatiots
and full information regarding trains etc.'
can be obtained at Bureau % Information.
b. & o r. n 23d 81. Terminal. Phone
No Chelsea 3144
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RAILROADS


NEW JERSEY CENTRAL.
Time shown below is from Liberty St. Sta
uon. Leave West 23d ST. 10 minutes earlier
except as noted ~ designating marks.
PHILADELPHIA TWO-HOUR TRAIN
j'l2I5. 8 80 m7.OO. mss.oO. $50, 800
$1,000, '11.OO. 1l.30. m"l2OO. sci 90
100, 900 1900 400. $500. $50
m'G90. 200. $500. 900. p1OsO P. NJ.
BALTIMORE AND vAsHISGToN-z'i %,
800. 1000 i'l2.oO. '2o0 RAW
LAKEWOOD AND LAKEHURST- 90,
04O A. NJ xi'O6. / 30 k34O. d4 Is. 500
2. NJ. x6.i5. Sundays, $50. 9-4S A. N:
Atlantic CITY-'9.4O A. NJ, I-Oo AS- ~
LONG BRANCH. AsBURY PARK. OCEAN
GROVE (SunCays, No. Asbury PaIk11Co-
z4O0, $50 1i3O A. NJ. ex12.4O. l-lV
s445. $50, $50. jl2.0i sundays, eHee %
Ocean Grove. Zoo. 900 A. NJ. A0O. $50
Time tables giving trains to EAs'To,X:;;
BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN. M II
CHUNK. WILkESBARRE. SCHA-N - r.
READING. HARRISBURG. POTTS LIZ,
WILLIAMSPORT and ali other points G al
be obtained at the following o-nce5, ~
erty St West 23d ST. Tel. 3l44 CI 49,,
Astor House. 245 All. 1890. 1874 d- B l,r,on
Square west. 27gs 81 Az. 100 West l2S.a
st. 245 Columbus Az. New York; CCL1I
St. 243 3+4 Fulton s.. 40 NoStTailu 49,, ~
Brooklyn: 800 broadway. WiuiainsD llci,a =.
New York Transfer 60. calls for and checks
baggage 70 destination. 49,,
oDaily tDaiIy. except Sunday. pSnnoaSs-
1Parlor ears only. mDininS car, :,
Sundays xSaturdays only. zLioerty -,
only JDining car sundays tBinins -
daily From West Twenty-thir4 street
e12 20 p NJ. g4sO r NJ. jll5O 2 NJ
AS " 2 2 M hf-s g5j f3R 2 NJ " c HOPE.
vice-Pres. & Gen. Mgr Cen. Passr Agent.
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N. q. Lloyd Express Service.
MARSEl LLES-NA S-ALEXANDRIA.
\, GerInan-MediterTane Line.
aiselIles-Genoa via Naples 10 the Levant
~ AL ROCMANIAN NAIL STEAMERS
observation-disclosures ople--Smyrn--
Alexandria.
ron ION Bremen Piers. Sd X 4th SITS. Hoboken
+rOE II GERMAN LLOYD ANElIE-ftS
SSnTEChS GOOD ALL OVER THE WoISLD'
SLLRICHS & CO.. No. Broadway. n. L
Louis 10. Mover. 1016 Walnut ST. Phila.
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BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

MANUFACTURING OF billiard and pool ta-
bies; high grade bowling ai.ey builders;
lowest pEiess. Marx Bros. "a Union Sguars
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EAMBURG-AETaRTCAN In.

Special Passenger Service.
PLYMOCTI-CHER BOURG-HAMBuho
:stFKaiserin. Apr. Is Bluecher. May >
tS1Amerika. Apr. - klfserin- May 10
Deutschland. Apr. 30 America. May q
Grill Room Itiymnasium 'Palm Gar
den. sRitz-CarltOn Restaurant Electric
Baths.
Twin Screw Passenger Service.
PLYMOUTH -CHEBBOURG-H AMBU Rt[;
Batavia APR. Isl WaldeTsee. May -
Pretoria Apr % Pennsylvania. May -
Patricia. 800. May I Batavia. juno
Hamburg direct
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Desks AND OFFICE suRSrrURE
OLD GOLD AND su.yEls.

Old GOLD. silver and precious stones.
bOughg at highest market value: mads
into NV articles Ut exchange for new Jew
Factory. 40 West 3lst So. basement.
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Friday Millinery
Specials and
in Washable waists

Another Lot Of Women's s. 20 Hats
reduced for today o.. $50
Women's Ready-tO-We ars-fancy
mohatr braids-black and coIors-
wings. GuiHs. ornaments. ribbon or
velvet trIm-worrA s5-ss- -...---.. 4.9S
Wonen'S Untrimued Dress Hats
black ana colors-worth 40 to So 20
Girls Picture Hats-fancy braid
and ChifiOn-fuu ribbon bows
white blue. pink-value s.. As 60. I QS
Cabbage Roses-llnen and velvet
latest colors-bUnch Of / large
with bud and foUage-rsg. as 60
Women's Fine White Lawn Waists
Panel OF German Val inserts
with tuCks worth s. %. .--...... 80
Fine Batiste. Lawn or Hand Emb'd
Handkerchief Linen-lsrse assortment
Of effectively trim'd models-also
tailored Linen Waists-SpeciaI-. Q QR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-12
Friday WcTenS CorSetS
Specials ard
in Pettic1atS

Black French Sajeen Pettlcoats-
attractively trtm'd and tailored
styles-eNtra fUll-value SIS -.. I %
HeathevbIoon TaGeta Petite ssts-
black and spring ColOrs-
high fare n0unce yards around
Handsomely trimmed-wOrth S3J0. . .9S
Batiste and light weight Coutil
Corsets-uew mcdelS-whlte and
gray-aU sizes. though not IN each
style-sI.oO quality. 40
Light Weight Coutll-neW models
white and Eray-wlth and without
sarters-sises IS to so-Tes sI,OO,.. 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-12
DIED. ID" LINE

DIED I'D" LINE
IL For La GuayTa. Puerto CabelIo Cura-
Gao and MaracaibO. via Curacao. calling
oIso at San Juan. Z. r.:
n s. PHILADELPHIA sat. April Is. noon
81 s. CARACAS. ....... SAT. April -, noon
For La Guayra. Curacao MaTaeaIbO.
s. = MARACAIBO. -. sat. April 20. noon
s s ZCLIA. o.. sat, NAV a. noon
These steamers nave superior accommodate
tiOns for passengers.
BOULTON BLISS q DALI.ETT,
General Managers. 50 Wall ST.
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n. Y. n. II. & HARTFORD r. K
Trains depart from Grand central station.
42d 81 and 4th Ave as follows for
Boston Via New London & Prov.-tfS.OO,
q 1000. ~ 1902 A NJ. y y ;Oo,
q :0i. * 800 + 500. % 500.
sgi2,Ol T. NJ via Wlllimaptic-ttS;Ol a
NJ 1900 p NJ: via Spfd. -t9:l4 A. NJ.
+rI2. 90 "H4.OO. 'l1OO p. NJ,
Wor'ster & Fitch. via Putnam. f3:S3 p. NJ.
TakrviIle & Norl,.-tS 40 A. NJ. 1891 p NJ.
81. Darlington Stockbridge LenoN. Pitts
feId-f4:54 40 \. ", and 1881 p. NJ.
Ticket Offices at cGrand Central station
ana cI25th St also at c245 1900 ci354
R'way c25 Union Square. c1S2 Fifth Ave.
c2i5 Columbus Ave. c649 Madison Ave.
ciC5 W. I25th St. 2I9s Third Ave. In
brooklyn. ca Court ST. 479 Nostrand Ave.
CaO Rway
'DaiIy Except sundays. SStops at 125th
St xStops at 125th 81 Sundays only.
tParlor Car Limited. Has dining car
cParlor and Sleeping Car tickets also.
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AMERICAN LINE sailing s,l,, p At 9 p I 4 n

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PLY MOUTH-CHER SOUTHAMPTON
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OCEANIC Apl. -. 2 PM
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SUMMER CRUISES

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to the Norwegian FiOrds, North
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programme.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1907-11-30
Get at Your Potatoes.

While our first suggestions nave
been in regard to planting the above
crops, there should be no let-up in
gathering the crops already made. II
not already dug, the housing OF the
sweet potato crop should be attended
to at once. 1t is generally conceded
they should be dug as soon after kill
ing frost as possible, provided the
soil is dry. 1t is always better to
dig when the soil is dry. In digging
handle them carefully so as not to
bruise them. Much Of the loss from
rotting of potatoes is attributable to
the rough handling they receive at
digging time. The crop is too valua-
BILE to be jeopardized by rough han
ding. If they are to be put in hills,
be sure to use plenty of straw.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1907-11-30
Corn EnSilaqe.

Il is too commonly supposed that
ensilage made from fodder corn must
be uniform in its nutritive value. This
IL by no means the fact. The ensilage
put up the last few years is much bet
ter than that which was made at first
when a large quantity rather than
quality was what was mainly sought
for. All corn ensilage requires that
some supplementary food be given
with it, for corn is not well-balanced
ration. But some corn ensilage re
ouires more of other food as its sup
plement. It is possible to ensilage
corn when it has reached the caring
stage, cutting up the ear with the
stalk. This is worth two or three
times more for the same bulk than
corn fodder sown or drilled too thick
ly to allow it to form ears and cut as
soon as it gets into tassel.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1907-11-30
When Il PAYS to Feed.

The profit resulting from feeding
cattle depends on a great many factors
which enter into the operation. 1t may
be said that it will always pay to feed
cattle provided they are bought right
fed right and sold right and it is al
ways possible for the feeder to lose
money, provided he does not under
stand the business or base his calcu
lations on sound judgment. Many cat
tie feeders have lost money the past
few years because most of the cattle
went into the feed lot at too high a
valuation in comparison with the sell
ing prices of finished cattle. This year
the market prices for prime fat cattle
are high and although the cost OF
feed is correspondingly high, the good
feeder who is also a good buyer will
find this a profitable season.