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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-08-30
TENNIS TOURNAMENT sEeu
Parkhurst and Wright Are Leaders in
the Prelininaries.

The lawn tennis tournament was
started yesterday, when two prelim-
airy events were played between
Parkhurst and Pickering and Ballard
Wright and Murray Caldwell.
The first preliminary was won by
Parkhurst by two straight sets and
In the second preliminary Wright car
ried OF the honors.
The tournament will be continued
this afternoon and tomorrow after
noon, at which time the final, semi
finals and other preliminary events
win be determined and the doubles
win be played off next week
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-08-30

The Oregon OIL & Gas company, or
ganized to exploit the field in the
neighborhood of Payette, began this
week to drill on well No. / and are
prepared to go 5000 feet, The surface
seepage in that vicinity shows oil de-
posits.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-08-30
Pleasing Play at the Temple.

The Temple theater was well filled
last night to witness the production
OF ''For Mothers Sake" and while the
play was generally pleasing the audi
ence was not over demonstrative
The company was well balanced and
the story Of the play credibly present.
ed.
The music by Prof Baumgarters or
chestra was particularly pleasing.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-08-30
RAIN IN FARMING SECTIONS
All Harvesting Operations Brought to
O standstiII on the Prairie.

Reports received this morning from
Vollmer and Clearwater points state a
heavy rainstorm visited the upper
country section last night and all har-
vest operations are suspended today.
In some parts of the country the
rain continued for a period of FIVE
hours. drenching the grain fields and
stacks to such an extent that thresh-
Ing cannot be commenced before to-
morrow.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-08-30

Suppose that one could find an alloy
that would bear the same relation to
aluminium that steel does to carbon or
bronze to tin, the result would be a
new structural material Of immense
Importance in mechanical work. The
builders of light machinery are look
ing for just this thing.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-08-30

There will be a Labor day dance at
the Schleicher pavilion on Monday
night. The orchestra of the Summer
Amusement club will furnish the mu-
sic. A large attendance is expected.
There will be no public parade this
year, but the day win be given over to
quiet enjoyment.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-08-30
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Preparation for actual construction
work ON the last pier of the Clearwa-
ter bridge is about complete. The piles
for the cofferdam are nearly all in
place, and early rot week the exca-
walton for the abutment will begin.
The concrete mixer arrived on the
boat yesterday and will be installed
at the site of the pier.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-08-30
MUST CHANGE
PICNIC ORATORS
Lucky Charleston Grower
Will Have 5000 Boxes
of Peaches
Charleston Bureau Evening Teller.

CHARLESTON, Aug. 30.-Word has
been received from Mr.. Patterson, Of
Colfax, that he will be unable to de-
liver the address at the woodmen OF
the World picnic at Asotin, September
8, and an invitation has now been
rendered Mr.. s. G. Cosgrove. of Pom
eroy. The services of the Charleston
orchestra have been secured to furnish
the music for the picnic.
H. J. Husebye states that he will
have 5000 boxes of peaches from his
orchard in West Vineland. Mr. Huse-
bye's acreage is one Of the most va1u-
able on the fiat. His crop would have
been much larger had it not been for
the frost last spring.
Charleston News Notes.
s. A. Gregg and L. Ward left this
morning for Asotin creek, where they
will put in couple of days fishing.
II. A. Lyons returned this morning
from Colfax.
w. J. Smith left this morning for
Cottonwood with wagon load Of wa
termelons.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-08-30

Knicker-Is this safe burglar proof?
Bocker-Yes; 1t is equipped with a
patent car-window device.-New York
Sun.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-08-30

p. E. Gerould, special agent for the
Sun Insurance, of London, is visiting
visited Lewiston before and notes with
pleasure the great improvements that
have been made within the last few
years.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-08-30

There will be work in the third de-
gree in the Masonic lodge tonight and
full attendance of members is re-
quested.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-08-30
y - = - .
COMING EVENTS.

The Rebekahs will hold a meeting
Friday night with specially important
business before the lodge. A large
attendance of members Of the order Is
desired.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-08-30

The eighth annual meeting of the
lewiston Charleston Interstate fair will
be held on the grounds of the associa-
ton october Z to IL inclusive.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-08-30

The store room formerly occupied
the Grostein building on East MAR
street will be occupied by Charles Nor
lin with complete line of plumbing
The rear Of the large room has beer
leased to r. L. Pennel for stove de-
partment. The room formerly occu-
pied by Mr.. Norlin will be occupied by
The Palm.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-08-30

Try the Teller Want Ads.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-08-30

Teller Want Ads bring results.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-08-30

The Watson Clothing company is
engaged in moving their stock OF
gents furnishing goods to the new
Kettenbach block, between Fifth and
Sixth streets. on Main, where hand
some store quarters have been fitted
up.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-08-30

M. d. Mills returned today from a
visit to points on Camas prairie. Mr..
Mills reports the harvest progressing
favorably, but says that the country
needs settled weather in order that the
work Of saving the entire crop may be
accomplished. "The early grain," says
Mr.. Mills. "is being threshed and is
now arriving at the warehouses, but
the late grain is only about one third
cut. The crop viii be the largest ever
produced in the history of the country
and the yield is above the general av-
erage for the country"
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-08-30

DR.. Hinly is busy today moving into
his new offices in the new Kettenbach
building on East Main street. The
new quarters have been specially ar
ranged to accommodate the doctors
large and growing practice and will be
found supplied with every motern con-
venience.
DR.. salsberg will occupy the adJoin-
ing suite to DR.. Hinkly, and as in the
past each will look after the practice
of the other in the absence of either.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-05-24
X.

Qrna 10 u6. TanO Re6tenfet6
i'm @arte;inmer Ses Seftungstpms
mdnOanten bon Mogbeburg; nod srpet
Serren w0r.n dnpeIsnOl Elm BLAZER,
flRaer GiirdTitrpffi5ier unS Elm aIieis
for, Wlit tritiI9em 9tids muIterte Der
Sreifa1Ie bic betOen, isin 9alsen9uHpr
frisb t6m bic Spra9e aif Die 3unSt.
,RebmeH bic Serren audi arf Idns
sere 3eit bier Auurtier9 = &e4tenS
fletb lit mtin Name, SreiIuRe, ION
GbnliGes Ding mie Hittergutsbeibsr,
bpn @erotSengereatb.."
Der aHsIor temmte Isin NonOIsI
Elm.
,gtTeFor SsnsFenberg!"
Der aiiruFisr T4latg bte Sporen 5u'
fammen.
,2eutndnt @rof Ramsluu!"
,Ha, ipas baben sic Oenn ausse'
freTsn, Serr @rdf2 Sic MAIDEN ia elm
70 triibetumplisss @eii9tA
9as btaTe aniIib rUtHet Iid.
sd babe meinem Tittmeiiter, nee
b.n6ei oeIaot, EN- Sid, ben @e9orIdm
Derpeiaert unS--pus bas ShlimmI lie
1T, bdb' i3 m.tu Su9r dbgciefen, be-
fomme i5 pobrl9einltd ben aOl4ito,
Sinh lie oben beIonbers sndoig, itsder
-
lie mid Sum 3ratn!4
81 piirbe i8 allerOinas lieber ben
abI6isb ne6uen, ols gum Grain sss
zen" mtiute Str monuielbepehrte GIs
fsHor.
Wit grobep qa9en fab t6n Der iirss
Sfft5isr an.
n6absn Gle iibtrbuupt seoient94
rglsin," uerIsgen tOmmt e Don Sts
aFeirpra aippeu.
(SprtIsbung folgt.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-05-24
Ger sane 9aaer.

Sin fIuger Bauer ctrT@erIs 3ar
9lei9m 9ett TeiR GrunbFild gsstH
S5eaer unb ods 9ebtH Ietnsr Grdu.
glls zines lagt3 cine ilttat 5Tlb mIE
Ieinem GdHot aisotr6rarult, fot0tgte
Ct siuen 10 bo6en S91otRrTdb, Odb
bic 8eriatraRg gsIeli6dft Is hlis
ger fdnO, t6m cine rele 6itte 80
bduen. I'm iplStnbsn 8ogt bega6 T9
Der USann mad benz Bureau oer Ges
Ttui@aft uaO srtlGrtt, odB e. bic
8erIia,rung Oss ae6.us isinsr 6raa
tidqGngig az MAIDEN plnidt, s&ber
iDdrum btnu91 nurDe Ct gefrdgt. @d,
raul ~anttoprtets CT; rUttl i9, na9a
BEN Gle mir cine ntat Siitte aniidtt
bea @el0es gess6sn 6a6tu UnneHmet
mlb, odB Gis mir, psHH bic 8sit
tommt, and cine nele 6rau duIbati
Des GIBBS 9sfen tptr6sH."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-05-24

an gu elmer ylnbObt uro blidte iber
bag aafS. 8edi9 Fac es Dor ibm, bon
Sbdlern SurdIGRitteR MD msiien,
psiter @ulDnNgen bsOedt. Ssin boz
bsr Stdnopuntt sepd6rte Inn cine
peite lleberf9t. Re9tenFletb midi,
Dor Ii9 BIN, nod ItanO Ct duf ererbtsm
GruNb unO go6th, BON fern oorgelte"
Elm SirI9, bic grunit bate angsfans
ger, Sn Iol9en tdlten Ra4tsn bDrtc
man INNER bsr erItsn S9rei BEG ST.
nigs Der @dlber. 81 ietntu 6iiBsn
lag bas groBe Grbs Ieiner Batter, bic
ME er rem 9oben init tbrem S4DeiBe
i6rer gr6sit eebtHgt. Son oriiGel
griiBle IGN Iein H0t5e8 5aas 6pn BE-
1t nun 9tbI8isO Hehuen muBts al
LANCE 3sit, oaS Isiu t6Fli9Ies @u.
barg ieiUs ainber. 9a rinHt elm
9brare in ben tdngsr Bart brS Eol8ea
ManRes, er piro pet9. sic game
mtB er SuIdnmenbtiben, I'm ni@t lo8s
3u6euleH ipie eth linn. Watum Tam
er Td and nift fistH2 S6m gsI6a6
gan3 re9t bds gas en- ~, ba3u Da9te
er bel az rehtlib; abr ME i@tpcr, ME
rnIdgbdr idpst ts pdr 6nS gr6e iets
ner gGtsr 81 DerlaNcH oaa 6attaH Die
Ri6ter in @loptita5t ood gi9t 1e.
puBt font hGtt,n ie ibn iGer ni2t
70 i4nsr gsIrdit Gr nduots ieju,u
Gdritt mr0er 6timD5rts, ur6 ala T.
@iBiaB am 36ort be93hrte mar u
pieoer Der Gerrii4e Breiidft BON Gea
rolDtn0ereutb.
VIE bic uEr Der Dorftirbe ih3 lsr
IGlug pedts ct lime 368ler 6aH5
uup ben Snipeli0r. Gs mar Elm itib
les fritAfid Oa5 lie 3uunmtn eins
nobmeu; Oonu tom Der 2(bIAjso, sr
maGte ion tur3, no6 Vitmaub battle
ion iDti4 geIt6tn ni6t eiRmoI 6tiHt
Sope ieinT 5rdu uHo Der mar lem
b6Gii9 uo6e reoanoeH "a hattie Ct
NIT fiuIerem gtNt6t am grdbt Qeitaus
ben uu0 bic &brdHen aepattiam 3us
r~iidgeOamnt. Sn Ser lebten gant
ober bate er T6 ni@t btngetraut Der
5igel belt ibu 81 fsit. SINNER mar g
elm 9oltsrsr uHb GrltsbIer g5peIeu, lie
bate e uiht Ieiht an Ieinsr Settle gee
bab!, u6sr gelie6t 4dtts tr e Don Sans
gent 5sr3en
Dom @agsn als ninlIe er ieiret
Rin6ern nod snmdl 5u, SIZE
f9u63te gum @ptterbarmtn.
.6altet Die 96ren Iteif," rief CT
i6nen 81, Sanu ruTelte Der BugeH sum
Softb6r 6innus
Splduqs sr bird feline EIuren fu1r,
mar er fia, II nabm 4bi9teo BON
ibnen blidte rehts unO Itnts. dls
nolte ct ben bcimat9lj6,n 8eIib in
feline GetIe Idugen, ais aber Der
Staotsforh 6esuun. rpanote er ii4 an
9tumann Der i'm duf biz 9ahuItuticn
bsgleitets, unO ipro6 nit inn iibtt
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
limb baB SG rt".!i4 Iino, odrduf
lam ih m;1 otr!dFen, uiat
tua6r9"
Der SnIn,i!c2 rsi5ti i'm porilOs
bic 6anO Gin. q, fatte ben oerbru
Munu, Der Gtai nrn iciutm 9lut mar.
[iebhepountr Cic1zr 6dH6eOrud Qes
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-05-24

gerborbsne Gier. gtuf @runb BON
Gr8tliden @utahten 1T nd6ssnieIen,
baB Der GenuB berbcrbener Gtsr tns
folge hires 5oben @ebdIteg an S9pea
feIpaiierFOff cine GtIrung her 8Iuts
bilbuna betpistsn nub 6aher 0eTunbs
beitsIddoigsnbe Mittungen mad Ii9
5ieben tann; 0ieielbsn ,tnb i'm oinIttss
ten Sale llsbelteit unb Grbre6en,
f6rnen iih absr oua in tieferasbenctn
@rtruntunaeu, Tooar tDpbDTer Rotur,
GuBern, gtls iiders GuBere &enn3si'
den beroorbener SIR gelten blaus
sraue Torbs Der Sdale, 6us gaTtreien
zines i9liipfrigen @erauI6ts bsim
G9itteln uub oDItige unour9ii6tigs
feit, tpenn bic gier gtoen bos 2i8t ses
boIten tprrbsr. @eIun6e Gier fsbsn
ioeiB ODER tp,tboelb aps laIfen has err
tpdbnte @erGpiG 6siln G9ittttIn ntft
bsrnsbmeu unO Stiasn, osgsn bus 2idt
eebdltsn, tinen mdttaslben S9etn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-05-24

9truRgtidtt 8sfaS'
nigung, SObn: yWas, Bopo, bic
DANE ion i'd beiratfsn9" Batter;
.Sd, benn re lit Iebr reid Sp4n;
mir esal bas 5rGulein ideirt
obtr bod otter su Istn, als Du mir
IastsIt Sas fest man Oeutli9 olf
Dem Bible 9ater; 50, 5eirrid,
has 1T aud iapu stns alte 4boto'
nrobbie"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-05-24

Sin Qn8peg, Sin Better
trisaf Sci einsm 8dasrn9auie Elm
Gtiid 8rpt. bas IL NIT oen Bortea
in @mpJana nimmt: IS idgssnsGf
s,tlIta male 0ant." sDas III ariel,
Iaate bic 5raa. a6tnu", e%ntssg1tt
ser 8,itIsr, 10 cal msr fiir : .atite
no Gbds.-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-05-24
lIeber cine merftpiirSigc ,,Serei1r'
runs" Der ,,ameritaniiBen
air9en."

Sn elmer 3uI6riFt an ben g6riFts
letter Der Stem 9orter s@oening
q 0 It" tr0rtert bet IN GDsrett In Wldis 7
fd9uietts anI6bige guseue 9trtrdm
Dilldro bic ndFrenb Der legten Sdbrs
3ebnte in ben @ereinigten Stddien
bpr flo ge9enbe .8ereidNung Rec
&iraen". @emsint III nidJt etDo cine
8erme9rung Der Sitter Der gto6len
&onb" ion6ern bic 8erci6erung bts
@ptttsDisnEes UNI @eremonicn, Der
GottesGdufgr an 9Amud unb 3ier0e.
Sber pie e. b,r S6rsiGer bes pffenn
8rigie5 Gus6yldt: s2ttle pyoteIteUtts
i9eu Giraen Ipbtn bte 5sisr tts Gots
tes0iauIte8 nit dubereR 5prmeH lino
GersmOnisn bereialrt, bic icUeu d9ns
Ei9 isub, sic gt9enrdrli9 IN Der eHgs
ljGeH 6o3 un6 ber amerilaiIii zen
@Ptslo5alttr5s gebtSu6lia iino."
Sreiicn6 @|araltertitett itBer fr6ann
bieit 0ei6ung, bic Vi aufTdltubet
4 XIV ~, "a
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gir6eTS MAJ nisTe nngnrsTen in
@rnnSe osnommcn ii "a ni6Fs ala
sins nm rsr Ecyr, IepSsn femirirsn
@si7esri6tnno b,f5r6erts rrmaniiI6e
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fibisreIioiCl gNir fsnrsn marin III
nsn nobTe, gs,ninr fiir S1s r,IioiSIe
osbsn srby;ssn. bis S,,sII, Sisfer Grs
IyFein,tnn IA niI5t rio WrIirion rihf
.3r'sS ~ tN'S,t''
t'ele luat W SereA9pUleH EHp SqlAs
bolen tbte Ntsbritde, ioneern oas
Githetitde 9ebiirFnik brGndt baau,
Ma oIls r;iSfoyra msstirn bn,,f. mil
N. =, ogaa ,,.S
=, SsSrsS StstIs of,,,s ,,SS SSr Ssr,
u,,b gsr,;It6 srfr,TsnSs ssormsn =,
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IN 6sr 81 81 Gnr nofl n,rSffsntnGt len
@r;sfsg ,,Sgi,,t .s,pr. ~ @sr,in,,
nn% Sisisr @i6},na ,,i IL, betrS at.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-05-24

0as aetp6bnIiGe rerpDTe 8opTnsb
ipir6 fstr 0eIinbert unb in man9en
TdIlen oaour6 gdpSli6 flritrt, baB
man bus Sddr bod off BEN &rpF bes
feIist unb, inbem man fi9 iibtr cine
.S6iiieI Iebnt, etnen in beiBss Maifsr
ettudten S@ipamm ouf ben blobea
Baden Iest. 9iss fptrb onbauernS tpies
berbolt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-05-24
SIN giIenbd9ntoupee auf Der 3Uol'
AeitsreiIe.

sic: .q6, S@ab, tpsnu iebt plDBlta
Elm acknowledgements erFplgte-
ME 6errli6 irdr's, 10 matchmaker gu
Iterben! Grad elmer Meile.) Ri6t
ipabr, 0u biE bod IN elmer 2e6ensbsr'
ii9srungg"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-05-24
Women as Wen as Mea
Are Made Miserable by
Kidney Trouble.

} .tey tronbls preys upon TIE mind, d..
,ourages analessehs ambition, beauty, vlgor
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-05-24

Gsgsn pbosp6Or $ grdubpunbsn.
Ssfanuiii@ rift B6Oap6or, Der BON
u%nge3iinOetsn Strei8GSt3s1n ob, urb
on bic Sdut Ipriugt, of Ie9r gefGbrs
Iide @nt3inbungen 6srbor, bic in mebs
rsreu SGItsn bur@ 8lutDergiTtung
fdon tDbtIi5 tnbete. Det bns D2ibs
gefGtd 6ot, fi6 ia OieIcr @eiTs gu pers
leben, I0Ie iofrrt Gobd in @aiIer auf
unb babe BARN bu8 uerpunbete GIieO.
0as qbpspbor lebt febr leiGt nit
SObu cine dsmii@e @erbinOune elm
uno biIbet Dbn8p6oridures Rutron, sis
men gaU5 uui6doIi6su Stoff, 70 oaB
buS Dngliit pbne ale iibIen SOlsen
boriibergsbt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-05-24

unter Trtunbtrntn.
,,ggie alt i'll Senp tpDbI sigsRtlt6 bic
grna3" nSie feBt i'm 3ipanJigIt,n
Sabrel" rSanobl, pts a%ngepurstlt!"
Re@tfertigung. 9iiAttr:
mas oeranlaBte Sie, 10 bitle 9tt6s
liable 81 begsbsn8" QngeIlagisr:
-cSd, pifeR q, 6srr qrdiOeut, uts
Iereiner moot halt aud germ NAL a
tprasnloiss QItsr babeu!'
QBie per6en @olsn QeI6nitten9 sir
ben SGniEt lei Roitupfiun3cr gsIteH
folgenbs GsgtIu. @er R0Icu frila
Pftap5t (unO baS 5eiHgs Grii6iabr 1T
ia bic bette 3eit gum qftoujeu) iolt
gar teinen llHterf6ieb 5p.idtn ben
@orteH un6 her 2dnqs Ser Gr,e6s mas
den. QtIle friI9 g,pFIuu5ten RpTen
milGieH tur3, ouf 5ipsi Iugen, aeI6uit'
ten tperbsh ardft fiir msbr Srie6e
bat bic RoIe ti@t. 8ci un0iinItiasu
Mettsr - trodener Cuff - pirS es i6r
idon 81 i4Bsr, 6ieie 5u truGbren.
Desbalb ipetDsn Triid gepFlan5le So
fen ulsbolO niebergetOgeu unb bic
4rDnen our1 etne Grbbede Dor BEN
&ustroduen geI9iiBt, nm bas anpo9'
fen unb fpdteEe SrsibeR Az srItt@terH,
New-York tribune., 1907-02-24

I,-C,r-ErEpl.R.- assistant or bill clerk. 90.
y ,,sarS, cyuericuce; qUich writer and hs
u,nr, hest references Joseph Ma@ac. 'S'
Fa6i I1i 81.
New-York tribune., 1907-02-24

NJ o need to question: worry or shop around" on
y the problem Of what lining to in your spring
4 gowns. II you want the best the money can
buy, just ask ''Hydegrade' and choose the kind
your need from the varieties the salesman
Will show
Any price you feel like paying, any finish that
pleases your fancy, any weight you wish, any one OF
a hundred spring shades and black; these are all at
your choice when you buy 'Hydegrade" Innings
''Hydegrade" doesn't mean any ONE KIND Of fabric
it on selvaqe Of q half dozen varieties sold at
many prices, wherever you see IL 1t
means SATISFACTION it means the best the price
VIII buV whatever the price may be-
Besides its for dress Innings, the various NeaNeS
are used for almost every in which q strong,
handsome silk satin could be used
sell a kinds and all cOlOrs.
Cseeti C,s,er store Main Floor.
New-York tribune., 1907-02-24
PHOTO-ENGRAY1N0.

HALF-TONE and line work; catalogues and
color work; excellent results; low priceg.
RAGOPIAN COMPANY. Great Jonea -.
New-York tribune., 1907-02-24


GROUP NO. 1 AT Zoe EACH
copyrighted fiction, standard
works. Books in cloth bind
ings for boys and girls, etc;
worth from 15c TO 21c 10DT
each; to clear. at....... W.
GROUP NO. . AT 15c EACH
library editions of famous
works and valuable collection
OF miscellaneous books; worth
from 25c TO 45c each; to I Rr
clear, at ......-..........
GROUP NO. 3 AT 25c EACH
4 grand collection of real good
books; standard publications,
broken library sets; odd lots OF
copyrighted fiction, best books
for boys ana girls, etc; worth
from 4Sc To 65c each; ORC
TO clear, at.............. S0S
tSlcgel Cooper Store
New-York tribune., 1907-02-24
RAILROADS.
NEW JERSEY CEN TR&l..

~--~-------~-->---- --->-->-------~~
NEW JERSEY CEN RAl..
Time shown below . from Liberty ST. Sta
tion. Leave West 23d St 10 minutes earlier
except as noted by designating marks.
PHILADELPHIA TWO-HOUR TRAIN
EVERY HOUR ON The HOUR
J'1-.4O. 30. InI.Vo, In@o.vv. 500. 800,
LOO, '2.Uv. 800, "4.Uu. i'5.Uo, 80,
E.'o-Ue, 100. $50. 'S.UU. plU.5O Z. NJ.
J-l2.l5 mot.
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON-z'1.3
5000 800.
LAKEWOOD AND LAKEHURsT-z40O 90.
30 A. NJ x1.o0. ISo. 40. di.l5. 5cO
ATLANTIC CITI-Es.40 a. NJ. 1l.00. ks. 40
Lose branch, AsBURY PARK. OCEAN
400, SO, ii30 A NJ, exi340. I2O.
gas 6.50 Csc. jl2.ol. Sundays, except
ocean Grove, z4.GO 9.OO 4. II. 400, $50
Tine tables giving trains to EAsToN,
CHUNK. WlLhEsBARRE, SCRANTON,
READING. HARRISBURG, POITSN LIE,
NILLIAMSPORT and all other points can
be obtained at the following Offices: LIB
ezty -. tNest 23d st. Tel, 3l44 Chelsea.
g As;or House. 245, ABA, 1900. 1888 BROAD
Square west. 27sS 81 Av.. lo5 West 125th
St. 245 Columbus Av.. New York; Court
st, 343. 344 Fulton St. 479 Nostrand AV.,
brooklyn; $50 Broadway, Williamsburg
New York Transfer Co. calls for and checks
baggage 10 destination.
'Dst!g. TDaily, except Sunday. pSundays.
:Farlor cars only. mDininS car, except
only. jDiEias car Sundays. Dining car
daily. From West TweEty-tEird street
e12.2o 2. -, gs.30 =. NJ. JlL50 p. NJ.
x, II. Z? e & q: aHsEFR qI5 q ?, ~ W. c HOPE.
viee--Frss- & Gen. Mgr Gen. Pass'r Agent.
New-York tribune., 1907-02-24

nov g,od strong. honest living with
u3ren3a wishes place where he can learn
,,iiIubing or electrical trade. Address u
II X $40 5Sth ct. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1907-02-24

GROUP NO. ! At 39c EACH
high-grade books, covering tie
entire range of liseratuff,
books to please and delight
every kind OF reader;
over 500 different titles; .2OC
to clear. at.............. -
GROUP NO. 1 At G9c EACH
superb library books in Eng
ish half calf and thrce-quarter
morocco bindings; such books
as YOU would pay from 81"
to $1.7J each for in the
regular way; to clear 6OC
at, each .................
GOSPELS IN ART superb
collection Of the most famous
pictures relating To the life Of
Christ. from ancient to modern
artists; originally a So 0SC
book for. row........... Wv
'bird Floor Centre
New-York tribune., 1907-02-24
DRY GOODS.

s. 1S 20, % 2f. 20 80 Fourteenth St
T. o. H. 1S 15 H. 49, 90 2 % 23 % 81 West Thr
New-York tribune., 1907-02-24

~. 2, y. H. & HARTFORD r. z.
Ira MS depart frOm Grand Contra! citation.
z2d St. and 4tb Ave. as follows for
II 1000. * 1902 4 y. II l:oo
sf12:OO P. M: ia Willimanuc-tfS:O :Ol A.
flll2:OO. si4:0O. $3.50 p. NJ.
wor'ster Fitch. via Putnam. 1893 P. y.
Ct. Darlington. Stockbridge, LenoE. pltts-
feld-f4:64 1919 A. NJ. and t3:Sl p. n.
Ticket offices at cGrand Central station
and ci25th ST. also at c245. 1900. c135i
way. c25 Union Square, cls2 Fiftt ave.
c2z5 Columbus Avs., cG49 Madison Ave.
rios ~ 10Th ST.. 279S Third Ave. In
Brooklyn. CT Court st. 47s Nostrand Ave.
$50 B way. .,
.Daily. tExcep, Sundays fstops at 125th
81. xstops at 125th 81; SUNDAYS onY'
cParlnr ana Sleeping Car tickets also
New-York tribune., 1907-02-24
That we literally clear Shelves and Counters
i'm our Senli-Annual ClearanCes
is a Well-knOWn fact.
is a Well-knOWn fat

Those around stock taking times Auust ana
with which for IN
goods OF fashion and
old stock sell
while Offerings like these provs I'll
New-York tribune., 1907-02-24
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

MANUFACTURERS ot billiard and poo!
tehIes: high grade bowling alley build
ers: lowest prices. MARK BROS. -
Union Square.