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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-10
VIOLATES TROLLEY LAW
Nc7c York. Central Ignores State Re
quWemcntS- Dangers Of Wires,

That the New York Central Railroad IS violating
Section 52S of the charter in using an overhead
cable carrying 1l.oC0 volts furnish power for
part of its electric system was admitted yesterday
by official of the company who pointed out that
If John II. O I}rien Commissioner of Water Supply,
Gas and Electricity. should exercise his right 20
cut off this cable il would work injury 10 thou
sands of commuters 4 great corporation thus ad-
mits it has broken law. but contends that such
an act has worked for the benef: of a large num-
Der of citizens.
An official of the company who discussed the
matter said that while he knew the theoretical oh
tections 10 the overhead cable. the railroad has
spent much money in proving that the cal bic is
dangerous lie said that the overhead cabl" was
not put up for reasons of economy. but that by
PeTihthts.t had been proved that an underground
caoe was less easily repaired and accidents to +.
would result in long delays of trains. In fact. he
explained, the company has experimental with un-
derground wires and found that there have been
nifty breaks in that part Of the system while there
have been none in the overhead system
Whereas the law is plain in forbidding overhead
cables. Commissioner O'Brieu has been waiting for
an opinion from the Corporation Counsers office
Inc tact that the wire. with its high voltage Is
strung over street crossings has made it a menace
according TO those persons who do not believe in
the contention OF the railroads engineers that its
current VIII be cut off whenever il breaks The
former Board OF Rapid Transit Commissioners
took up the matter, and John H. Starin who was
Nce-presdent of the board. carried on a CORE
spondence regarding II with President William II
Newman OF the New York Central The outcome
OF II all expressed by the company's spokesman
yesterday is that the road ADMITS brcdkin,. ~.
law but holds II was justified i'm so doing because
as ne said the law based on improper concep-
tons of the effects OF the electric current
should Commissioner O'Brieu have our cable
'ah'" po"h' Sald the railroads representa-
tive he would be entirely within his rights hun =,
would mean a great hardship for those persons
"H" I'VE along the line and commute. The ex-
perse II would incur would be about 81 oon ora for
the placing Of the power transmittcrs underground
That Is not the reason why We object for we be-
H"ve that our experts are entirely right I'm their
decision as 10 the lack OF danger of the present
aerial wires
4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-10
Good Values In
handkerchief

Fine Linen and Lawn handkerchief
hernstitChsd and scallOTt- %
also Lace and Emb'y trimd. '%O
Sheer lawn Handk fs-emb'y and lace
trtm'd: also cOIored borders and
fancy dots in all white and cOlOrs-
also Black and White 10I
majority hemstitched ...-...-.... =
Mems All Linen H : Handk'fs- dOI
plain or Initial-value IS. .-.... q
Mems All Linen Handk'fs- ~
cross Bar and plain linen so
other Handkerchief Novelties
az lowest prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-10
JERSEY r. r. COMMISSION MEETS.

Trenton, y. J.. July 9.-The State Railroad
Commission met here to-day. The most impor-
tant business was the adoption Of a resolution
for an inquiry into grade crossings. There will
be a conference next Tuesday with railroad srep-
resentatives. when the question OF reporting ac-
cidents will be taken up. An investigation will
be started tomorrow into the accident at Key
port last Sunday, when a train struck an auto
mobile resulting in the death of the owner of the
machine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-10
Table Covers

Specially good values right
through the line. e. These three
as examples -
Nercerizsd Damask-yd square
heavy tassel crinEe-70 Ct kind go .48
ArrEurs Tapestry Table COvers-2 yds
square-fuu fringed-rich two toned
colOrings OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. SO
Reversible Tapestry Table Covers
2x2iz yds.-hsavy fringe
coed valus az s. 20 .-..........2 "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-10
Hammocks of Every Size
]9 cents 10 $50

''Hearn's" for assortment and
values. Everything right here.
Fine Canvas Hammocks-stTCDgly
Tade-ConCealed snTeader each
end-eNcellent for camping and picnic
parties-vaIue 81 Especial III -
Extra large Canvas and Fancy Weave
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS large upholstered
turnover pillow and deep
valanCe-value Sc. SIS .............2 %
Strong Fancy Woven HammoCks-plaiis
and tripes-spreaders at both ends
deep valauce-worth $500. .......-S. 9S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-10
lRA A MCCORMACK Leaves CENTRAL

The resignation announced yesterday of Ira
A. Mccormack. assistant to A. H. Smith, general
manager OF the New York Central Railroad Mr..
Mccormack is to become president and genera!
manager Of the Randolph & Cumberland Railway,
which extends from Cameron 10 Hillsons. In North
Carolina. Mr. Mccormack has had experience in
railroad construction. The road of which he is TO
charge Is have PIG miles OF additional track
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-10
HOME FOR FREE SYNAGOGUE.

Rabbi Stephen S. Wise has announced that when
his free synagogue movement resumes it's actvi-
ties fn September the congregation will be
United Hope O-niversalist) in Sst street between
Columbus and Amsterdam avenues. The church
property has been rented, not purchased 70
reach ne downtown Jews a branch will 6c placed
In CLINTON Hail. where services viii be held every
Friday morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-10
MENAeERlE KEEPERS WANT MORE PAY

The ten keepers in the Central Park mcuaEerie
visited President Herman OF the Park Board
yesterday and requested increase OF wages
These men want $o5 month instead OF $75, as At
present.
Their request has been favored by Director Smith
and President Herman has it under consideration.
The men that now they are not paid we'll
IA the park laborers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-10
RUSH WORK ON WARsHlP BOILERS

Akron. Ohio. July 9.-The Stirling company at
Braberton, here, hes received urgent re-
quest from Washington to push completion as
rapidly possible the boilers for the battleshps
OF the navy. Engineer Gay of the navy has ar
rived 10 that the work is rushed. The plant
will be day and night until the boilers are COM
.,Iot fec
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-10
Dainty Vacation Work
rlarked Down

SQUARES
/ Fine Union or German Linen
Iemstitched and with one. two or three
rows elaborate drawn work-newest designs
Il and y OF,
Is K 49, 90 "a 24.-. "a
20 90 80 80 80. --...... SO
Yard square. 90
S1'ARFS
II 50....--..- .59IT 49,. -
Finer-all iinen-to 4 40.
STAMPING OUTFITS
For Corset Covers. Waists and Hats
complete --... $1,000. 2
Stamped Coat Collar and Cun Sets
all linen-eyelet or solid emb'y w.. 50
ScaIloped Edge Centre Pieces-hne
German Nnc1-roW hsmstitching 49, 20
DOilies-Japanese drawn work and
hems'itchins- inch, -. rs
I2-!nch .................. 10
Cushion Tops. with back-stanped In
newes, designs-valae p -..-...-. 10
Washable Emb'y Silks-elsewhere A. so
Emb'y HOops-assorted sizes. ........ =
4 specially here
''BcarbFand'' WOrsteGs,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-10
NEW MAGAZINE OF AERoNAUTIcs

The first number of The American Magazine Of
AeroHautics." has been published IT has several
articles aeronaUtCs from a popular and tech
nical point OF view. There several articles deal
ing with the coming for the Bennett Cup from
ST. Louis next October and descriptions of the
trophies and prizes at the aerOnautlcal exhibition
jamestown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-10
-Caps-Dresses
For the Babies

COatS-CapS-DrSSSeS
For the Babies
Our great Babies Department is
wnu known To- New Workers but
there may bc strangers in the cry
who de- not know what Il Splehdlu
st,cl, orr stores are noted tor-to
tbe,n the oSsortmeutS and values 5Te
Offer will be revelaton-.--A rev
of the many attractions -
r,,,,as, lawn Caps-French STYLES with
tf-ks reUStitchirg. fancy stitch
INK. French knots and ruches- on
regular 80 Ct caps. .--.-.--. -----.--. 90
f2ahias' caps OF Lawn or Dotted swiss
French turubscks with Val faces on
rrnb'v aud rihbpus-DN CT kindS-- --- -OO
Babies French caps Fmhro'dsred'
Tucked and Hcmstltcaei Lawns
1-,rrr,t4sr,- and Lace TurnbaCR---
49, ana lace ruches and ribbon lows,
sizes to 3 yrs reg St-'' -, - : q
Finer. fl great assortment. 20 500
little Childreu.s Eonnets 81 Point
TEsrrft and fine Lawo-t'rencn -uecIs
win fuU box pleated OF shirred
ruf1es-pink and blue ribbon anu ace 90
49, s,-ss 10 ! yrs-reg 81 80. I 90
Finer Bonnets u S+"o-
Little Children Lingerie Hats
Az over Embroidery ana SuIti'~
NI,,rrs- single and double ruttes
~ sr1b'v and fluted Mulls and lace
large Bows and
Rosettes of satin RIBBON 90
SI,es 10 . yrs-rsg Sc IS .SS
Finer 10 $I-SS
rfr,fe ChlIdren's PiQue and l-lhsetle
ate Of Lawn and Dotted swiss
dafntuv trim'd caPes. with lace ana
{nserts or medallions and runles OF
emh'v-the Lingeries have pink or 10
him, iiuings-siZcs 20 ) yTs-- . 70
Handsome White Pilue Goats With
IJ,1d Embroidered collars; ais"
Dnintv Lingerie Coats % Dotted SWISS
and sheer Persian Lawn win SIX
T-n1arIIpiugs- beautifully trim'd with
dainty Iaces and fine embrolderies III
inset rufFie and applique enectS- 90
Izes ~ 2 years-worth SlOpO. .. 10
Finer Lingerie Coats TO $l9-SS-
,,,1s Chlldren's Dresses-Nery fine
yyI,te Iawn-Waist styles-Htgh
or lou, ueclt-2O elaborate STYLES win
faces emb'y fancy or hemstitching.
,,,cps err-Skirts with deep hem
or rrirrlneL-also smart tailored
stvles suitable Tor girls or boys -
si-as 10 2 yrs we'll worth 81 ~ -SS
F,iner presses correspondingiy low.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-10
White Fabrics

For dainty Summer dresses as wei
os for Serviceable outing wear. chill
dren's suits and underwear may be
had here in varieties not edualled
bv any store in the country -.
The same holds in regard to the
values-They are matchless -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-10
Suit Gases

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Al 1873 Keritol-24 tnch-muslin lined
-bras. lock and trin--sh'rt pocket
AT 2sSS-Vor th SS.5O-Keritol-
inches deep-corners capped win
- iaarher-wlth and without straps
all around
All 3oSS-A typical $500 case.
sole leather or sheep skin
linen lined-shirt fold-douoie
Inside straps.
More expensive styles at
correspondingiy good values.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-10
sAckErrs HARRoR PosToFFlcE ROBBED.

Watertown. \. Y. Iuly 9.-The safe in the
Sacketts Harbor Postoffice blown open last
night and about 300 In stamps and money taken.
The office records and night mail pouches were also
stolen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-10
MALLORY S-EA.GSEIp CO.

VERY Low SUMMER RATES
I To Pacific Coast and ytherF. Western
/ tourist points Variable routes Fleet
! OF magnificent modern steel steamships
. Finest service In every department.
I Delightful ocean and Gulf Voyages
/ An SailiUrs from Pier - or iG T. r.
near Fulton 50. at - noon New York
/ to Galveston, Tex. Tues. Thurs sat
/ Mobile. Fri OF sat Brunswick. Ca
/ Freight and passengers 10 all points
I IN the West South and Southwest. in
I Guiding Georgia. Alabama. louisiana
/ Missouri. Mississippi. Arizona. Texas
| Kansas. Colorado Utah Nevada and
/ California Finest train service from
various ports
! Tickets. Tes.rynI oDs. Bills LadfnE and
/ all information 200 Broadway cor Reade
I 81 ana ~ South. near Fulton 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-10
WOMEN'S MIDSUMMER HATS
At Next to Nothing Prices

24 cts Worth so 80 cts Worth 80
Fancy medium
ted shapes-the very styles,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-10
We MADE OUR The GOODS
PAID THE CASH

sKIRTS-Good Muslin deep tucked SO
rutfles. tucks aboye-res- 50.
KIRTS-CambTic aud Nusln-d deep
lawn douuces with emily ov lace
and tucks-one effective FcsiEu
has HruuCe Of dotted and Horsl
lace close set in alternating rows Oh
wonderful values .---..-----.---
sEIRTs-Canhrtc-d deep cmb'y rufles
also lace trim'd styles I 30
regularly s. Pr -.-----.--.--- -
SKIRTS Fine Cambric-deep founces
with two or moro rows Of
Point de Paris Lace OF wide
rufiie OF fire emby and tucHs- , 40
value S..9S ..-..-..-. .--.-...----. - -
SKIRTS Of I.awn-deep founce
composed If eight rows Of fancy
lace. headed with ribbon run lace
heading and bow-very effective
for wear with lingerie : OF
LsVN SKIRTS deep rarelsT
founces Of double lace vows and
emily medauious between and
-uffie ~ five rows Cf lace rIhhon
run lace beading. ribbon bow 8 mn
regular ST-gS skirts .-.----..--. "
DRAWERS Camhric-deep rJfie,
II. :. hem ana cluster JCcks 2A
Value % --.---....... -
DRAWERS Cambric and MusIu-dee2
lawn tucked or emh'd rUfiies or 20
lace and insertiuE-value 30 ----- a.
DRAWERS Camhric and MusIin-wide
rutf'es of good emily and tucks or
fancy lace and iusertiugs- En
Value 80. ...-.-...... 49,
DRAW ERS-C ambric-deep ruffles vita
i've rows lace or separated by
inserts OF lawu-wile satin ribbon
rJIu lace beading satin bow IN
finish 81 - Drawers ---.-.-..-.--. -
DRAW EFS-fjue Nainsook- wide rufies
with combination lace and emily I O5
in elaborate effeciS-reE. 81 90. A'NO
Still finer Drawers in exquisite styles
including tho New Garter and La
Grecdue Tailored Drawers TO S5.9S
EXTRA SIZE CORSET CONERS-.iu-n
finish uusIiu-high Deck-tight IN
fJtiUE-46 70 - bust-reg. %. -.-- Il
EXTRA SIZE, DRAWERS
cambria ruf'le h-mStuchiug On Do
and above-vGlUe 80. ..-.-.-....-- -
EXTRA SIZE NIGHT DRESS E,S
or high meek DEMONSTRATING AMI 40
cluster rU, Es-yalur - ...--- sE|
EXTRA SIZE CHEMISES- Cambric en-
corded bandit TO - bust sN>
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-10
London & NCrtL-Weslera nv.

Shortest and quickest route
LIVERPOOL TO LONDON
Special train from Riverside Station,
alongside steamer. reaching Euston station
under hours.
Mail route. Queenstown to London
Via Dublin.
Tourist resorts and all principal cities IN
ENGLAND. SCOTLAND. IRELAND,
WALES
Baggage (hOld) checked New York TO
London. Folders. tickets and all inforIna-
A e. WAND. Agent PSI 9th Ave. N. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-10

NIGHT DRESS S-YoLe with inserts
strong emily, cluster tucks-V or ii
high neck-made TO sell at SO. So. 'cs
NIGHT DRESSES Yoke OF h. 3 tucks
and inserts. good emby-or French
yoke OF uercerized emily and so
ribbon-vaiue .79......--..-->.....
NIGHT DRESsES-M Muslin and Cambria
Round. -. nigh or bishop style
neat or 60 NOrate. with
lace. emily. ribbon ami hem
stitching-gOOd lengths and
wIdths-short OF long sleeves. 20
reg rs and 81 - -.-..-........... 50
NIGHT DRESSES Cambria and
No insook-rehned STYLES. beauti-
fully made and trim'd with eye
'et and French embroidsries,
fancy laces and washable "a
ribbons-S-Cat values ----..-.-...-
NIGHT DRESS ES-Ffns Cambric-
elaborate fronts Of emily. tuCks
and ribbon or pointed yokes o.
solid lace-sleeves 10 match 4 Or
regularly SOS .-....-.-----....-
NIGHT DREssEs-French Nainsook-
Yoke and panel fronts OF very rne
smb' round neck with frilled lace
and emb'y front and back , HOf
ribbon rosettes-worth 81 QS. $500 <s0(
Exceptional values also at
s3.e5 $500 and s7es.
CORSET ERS-Cambric-two
wide rows fancy lace. with
and without ribbon run bead II
tng-trim'd back-Teg- Do
CORSET ERS-Cambric and
Nat1sOok-YOkes Of solid OF inserted
laCes and embrOideries with and
without combination medalltons
and ribbon-eXceptioually fine 20
aSSOrtment-values 80 and 90. .... sSC
CORSET GOV EFSS-\ainsoOk-
deep yoke OF raised e1nb'v in
floral design or three inserts fancy
lace and rows OF ribbon 30
value - Observation-Disclosures. 'NC
CORSET CONERS-Sheer NairsOok-
\ dozen deliberately trim sty .es-
latest effects in laces. embs
ribbons etC--nOne worth Or
less than S1-50- -...----. --.-..-- ~
Finer Corset Covers 70 s4-9S
FINE NAINSOOK COMBINATIONS
Corset cover and Drawers or
Corset tNver and Skirt-hand-
som-ly trim'd with laces-
ribbon rUn beading belt
.9S. I IS 2 80. SOS. 7.9S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-10

Dotted and Fig'd Swisses-
many beautiful patterns IQ
quality elsewhere - .-'-'''''.--'
Persian Lawns-32 inch
exquisite quality for elsewhere
waists ana 10 and %.
India Iinons-36 inch
fine. smooth wcave..-....' 1E
Mercerized Lingerie Lawns
3S-l ncn
Mere I'd Ffg'd Madras-great variety 10
cr newest patterus-24 Ct quality. ~
Nurses White Uniform ClOth-li1en
Nnish-suitahIe also for wOmeEs
and chiIdrcn's outing suits. 12ia
skirts. etc.-Special ..--..,..-..-' =
English Long ClOth-yd. wide
piece of IL yds Elsewhere 4 10
sod as Special at 81 ~. ...---
English NainsoOks-yd. vide I 70
I2-yd. yleee-elsewhers 81 90 80. =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-10
OCEAN STEAMERS.
G03T}3 GERMAN LLOYD.
L'nSr I't-nrnSS SnI.NiEn

Isl TN III V'>N Ut to.
PLYMOUTH-CHEE JRG-BREMT.N.
kronprinz July Ii 9 AM CecilienWl Nag 20
N9iser. .July 81. 10 AN Kaiser. Aug -
X. VIM. Aug q. = An X. VIM. H. Sept. >
pr,nz- Aug. T., 40 AN KronpriHz. sept 10
TWiu-Screv Passenger Service.
PLYMOUTH -CHERBOIRG- BREMEN.
p barOssa July II. loAM Bremen. Aug. :
kCrfuerst July -. IuAM L; barossa. Aug. 10
Friedrich July - 10 AM KLr'rerst. Aug. =
Z. Alice. Aug. !. 10 Al Frielrich.-Aug, -
Mediterranean Service.
GIRLTAR-NAPLES- GENOA. AZ II An
!! Iren" July - y. Irene ...-.AuG l.
X .ef Iaise Jg hIy - ( t kIbsrt s ;
* Albert. Aug. 3. 'Nechar. Sept II
'Cmits Genoa
From Bremen Pies. ri 4 4th SITS Hohoksn
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD TRAVELLERS
~ KS GOOD ALL OVER THE WORLD.
oE-i-HItHS & co. No = broadway. y y.
LOUIS II Meier. 1915 WALNUT ST. Phils
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-10
EATBURG-ANERTCAN LTNE.

IWIN SCKEW TNURESs AND PASSEN-
GER SERVICE.
rlymoIth-CLero0Urg -aamDlrg
Tx : rinmJuly lI.6AM PatrioIa.... July 81
Shatayi July -. : AM "tP. Liucoln.AUg. .
,hm klIulv1~ o:3uA NJ ~7tsa i-,riu-. NC=. =
- tschlaud-J uly25 5NM Waldersee Aug. 10
Among special features OF these vess Is
are; Grin Room, Gymnasium Palm Garden
ijtItZ-Carlton Restaurant. Elevators. EiectI &c
ba'hs. New. SHamhurg direct
Mediterranean %erVice.
TO -NAPI.ES-GENOA
Iliamburg Aug 10. noon, Sept "a. Nov. :
~fM9itlSc. sept. 3 +. M. oct. u. Nov. p
mas Gri!room. fHas Gymnasium
TOURIST BUREAU
r r. tickets hotel accommodations and
genera information about foreign travel.
travellers checks good all over the world.
OFFICE. ~ BROADWAY. y. Y.
Phone 1900 Rector. Piers HobOlIen-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-10
$3.50 Worth of
WOnnen's Fine Underwear
At Mfrs Clearance Prices

Therefore July Bargains OF Most Impressive Kind in
Extra Fine Well Made Garments
who cleaned
make
stocks!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-10
ANGGGO1R l0Gg[5n

ORlgN17s S SkEF satI HHFT Fse an ::
.---- 'OS 40 days. by specially
charteredS S. ARABIC. - 6. O0Otons 3OTOURS
TO EUROPE. B ROUND THE WORLD.
FRANK c. CLARK, Times Bldg. New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-10
Elmn8nn llNE.

BLOCK ISLAND. ORIENT. GREENPoRT.
SHELTER ISLAND AND SAC
HARBOR,
Via Montauk Steamboat Co.'S lime, Leave
N Y, New Pier s. =. r, Tuesdays ana
THURSDAYS except July ID and 4th. $50.
SATURDAYS and July 81. 30 r. NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-10

ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions
for The Tribune received at their Up
town Office, No. 1884 Broadway between
96th and 3Tth SITS until o'clock p. IN.
Advertisements received at the following
branch offices at regular office rates until
& o'clock IN viz; 23f Sth ave. s. e.
cor ODD st 153 9th ave. cor. t2th st;
90 East 18th ST: 357 West AID St. be-
tween 9Th and Sth ayes. 2o3 West 10th
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-10

ct A VELOCE''-FastI italian Line
~ Sailing from Pier "a. North River.
., ~ 2Ifb ST for Naples and Genoa.
BoIocnesi fairfield q Co. 30 Wall st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-10
GQlE9ARD lL0DIgS

From Piers 5l-52 North River
TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN.
PASSENGERS BOOKED THROUGH To
LONDON AND PARIS.
CANI'N MA July r. $50 A "
tNEN ANA ......... July 10. . = NJ
Fr-aria ......JUly 2oi'srula. July 81
LUgJula. .-.-July .. l. mbrla--.- Aug 5
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-12-28
The Possible Has Happened!
The Unexpected Has Come!
Get Wise !
Come Early!
Don't Wait Until It Is Too Late !

mus e Christ
the
lgodwi
object value donnn don't
the ADVANTAGE i
to vote eoours
all ifs
what take amp be
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-05-02
How the Metropolis Of Southwestern Washing.
ton is Viewed by Northern Pacific Ry. Co.
opportunities" of the Northwest Published NV
the Northern Pacific Railway Con1panv
Shows Aberdeen as One of the
Greatest Opportunities
on Its System.

The Northern Pacific Railway Company by General In
migration Agent c. W. Mott, St. Paul has lust issued
booklet descriptive of opportunities the states of Wis
ton and Oregon that is of the publications. of the
kind yet issued
1t is entitled Opportunities, openings for business
locations along the line of the Northern Pacific Railway
ard bears evidence of immense work in it's careful compa
ton Speaking of Aberdeen, which heads the list under the
caption of the State of Washington the pamphlet saws
ABERDEEN-ln Chehais COUNTY,
On Grays Harbor Branch: population - o12. reo;1,r
line of steamers between Aberdeen Westport Beach and
North Beach; ocean steamers to San Francisco and San
Pedro CAL; street railway system; water mains: sewer
SYSTEM lighted by gas and eectrctv four public schools
and Catholic school, 5O0 pupils; nine churches Baptist
Epscopa Catholic, Methodist Presbyterian Swedish ADJ
ventist Congregational and Lutheran; three PAPERS dv
semweekly and weekly public 1ibrary two public halls
shnge mills stave and barrel actory brewerv LARGE shin
yard clam two cold storage plants; box factor
general wood working factory foundry and mac hn o
boiler shops; cigar factory five obbng houses CANDY fac
tory; three banks nine lumber yards Implement ealers
four livery barns six meat markets. grocery stores
five blacksmiths; four jewelers. seven lavers four dru
stores two coal yards; hotels; general stores
hive bakcres four dry goods stores; five flour and feed
stores i've real estate dealers; docors two hospitals
town will concede location any substantial ndusrv
ernment having spent $2OOOO00 improving Gravs H,r
any steam sail vessel enter the harbor
difficulty.