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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-09
HAMBURG-AMERICAN LINZ

TWIN SCREW EXPRESS AND PASSEN-
GER SERVICE.
PlYm0utn-Cherb0urg -Eamburg
Waldersee. Aug 10. 6 AMID tschT Aug. 20
eBluecher.. Aug. Is, AM Pretoria Aug 81
P'syIvania Aug. IL, IL AM TX serin(n)Sept-
SIAM ka. Aug. %. 4 AM Patricia sept
sAmOng special features OF these vessels
are: Grill Room. Gymnasium. Palm Gardcn.
Ritz-Carlton Restaurant. Elevators. Electric
Baths. New.
MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE
TO GIBRALTAR-NAPLE
Hamburg Aug. Is. noon; Sept. "a. Nov
t'MOltke. Sept. 3. 2 PM; Oct 10: Nov %
HAS Grill Room. fHas Gymnasium
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RAILROADS.
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL.


| I'll if1e shown below from Liberty st. sta
tlon- Leave West 23d st. 10 minutes earlier
f PG9F as as, noted by designating marks;
EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR.
IL Is. $50, m7.O0. m'S.0O. $50, 1900.
~ 0oo IL 90 l;30. m'l2.O0 t.l.oo 80.
200. $50. 900. piO.3O p. m. j'12. Is
BALTIMORE AND wAsHINGroN-z.1.s 30.
,.s 20 .i0;". f'l2oo. 200. H@4-oo.
LAKEWooD AND LAKEHURsT-z4o 90.
1000 m. 30 40. 500 p. M Sun
: : ATLANTIC CITY-.iO.o0 a. m. x1O0.
p2. 80. ks. 40 p. m
ALL RAIL RoUTE-Long Branch. Asbury
Park. Ocean Grove Sundays. North AS
bury Park, Zoo, $40. 1l-3O a. m.
! eXl2 40. 20. $50. $780, bOf4. 35. ga 45.
bo15. $50. $50. j12.O1. Sundays. except
ocean Grove. 1880. s15. 1000 a. M
SANDY HOOK RoUTE-Atlan,ic High
lands. Seabright Monmouth Beach. Long
Branch. Asbury Park and Ocean Grove.
. IS. 1876 a. m. IL 80 40. 400. 4l5
$50. rs. Sundays. 500. 1900 a m.
y. r. Cedar ST.. 920 1000. 100 a. m.
100. 200. 3 As. 4.45. 500. $40. Sundays.
go 1870 a m. 1.30 400. $50 ,. m
nEH f fPss f ALES {'s e E MaTcH
CHUNK. WILKESBARRE. SCRANTON.
READING. HARRISBURG. PoTTSVILLE.
<,4"si IN anu ak O'HtI boii's 90
be obtained at following Offices: Liberty st.
West 23d ST. Tel. 314i Chelsea. 6 Astor
House. 245 434. 1900. 1854 broadway. 1s2
3th Az PSI 5th Av.. % Union Square
Columbus Az. New York: Court St. 34S.
344 Fulton St. 40 Nostrand Av., Brook
lyn: 300 Broadway. Williamsburg. New
York Transfer Co. calls for and checks
baggage 10 destination.
'Datly- tDafiy. except Sunday. pSun-
days tParlor cars only. mDining car. ex-
cept Sunday xSaturdavs ONLY Liberty ST
only. Shining car Sundays. 'Dining car
daily bExcent Saturdays Except Long
Branch From West Tweuty-third Street
el220 p. m. 81 80 y. m. ji1.5o n m.
k3 90 O4 20 p. m
w. @ BESLFR ". g HOPE.
Vice Pres & Gen. Mgr Gen PaSs'r Agent
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Woren's ~
Underwear o -

Fine White Cambrfc Skirts
high founcss. with Torchon or
Point de Paris lace-res- 81 II 20
Cambria Corset Covers
deep yokes Of Val lace. with rows
rfbbCr-aIso emO'd styles-vere 81 AZ
Cambria and Muslin Drawers
wide ruffies. with plain and h s.
tucks and emb' y--59 Ct kinds. 50
Night Dresses Cambria and
NainsoCk-hfgh. Dutch, and
round reck-wers 81 24------------ Us
Cambria and Nainsool< Chemises-
lace emb'y and ribbon: also
combined corset cover and skirt
were 81 2J---....-....--..---. rs
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SPECIAL
; FRIDAY
OFFERINGS
Boys
Clothes

Bows washabIe Pants and Boomers
various materials in stripes and
plain cOIors-odd lots-S9 Ct kinds ~
BOYS Washable Suits-Russian and
SailO--best summer fabrics and
Styles TO 10 years-vere SlSs- -SS
BOYS Knee Pants-Che=iots. Tveecs
and neutrality-suspicious. waist bands
70 ID yrS-value -4S---------- ~
Bows Blouses-launfered and
Observation-Disclosures Percales and
Cheviots-white and fancy
20 Is yrs.-G9 CT kinds .sS
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.


MANUFACTURERS of billiard and pool ia
hIes nigh grade bowling alley buiiders'
,ov,sst urices Marx Bros % Union square
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Hosiery. Underwear SPECIAL
Mems Furnish'gss FRIDAY
Etc. OFFERINGS

Mfrs Samples OF WOmen's Hose
black white. cOiors-plain. ace anu
emb'd-regularly -25-----.-----+-.. ia
wOmen.s Gauze Isle HOSE
t-ble sOles. heels and toes
garter tOp-slecial- ..-----.------- 81
pairs for one dollar.
Mems BaIbriggan Undsrwear-
drawers have d.bIe seats. shirts snort
and long sIeeves-value 3D. -SS
% and IS inch Manifestations
Taneta-plain and fancy hanutes- re-,
value Sizes ----.'--''-"- 20
MEMS White Shirts-pleated and
rlatu bOsoms-slzes IA TO IT,
value so s---s--"-"- 90
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SPECIAL
FRIDAY
OFFERINGS
Woner'S Suits
Skirts, Waists
Wrappers etc.

Eton and Pony Suits OF Panamss
and WOrsteds-black. colors and
fancy-pIain OF fancy tailored
we're s149s- .---------.----- sos
TafTeta Silk Eton and Pony Suits
black colcrs and fancy
elegant styIes-vfth fine
laces &c-were $50. 90. ........---9 %
White Linen Prince Chap Suits
finely taiIorsd-skirts with and
without foldS-were 50 9S- ---.--.-4 SS
Prince Chap Costs-iight weight
black BrOaGclOth-silz lined
were 80 IS. 10
Dress Skirts-VoiIes. Panamas and
Mohairs-nswest pleated styles. with
silk or self folds-ail lengths and
bands-aIso extra sizes-were SIS Ss-4 %
White Jap SIX Waists-with Lace.
rnedalliOns. etc--wOrth 500. -.... %
Black China SILK Waists-newesr
tailored styles-worth S4oo- -----.2. 50
Lawn Wrapper-high or Dutch
neck-strfpes and figures
worth $3.50. ...-.-.---...---.--.- "a
MEMS Turkish Bath Robes-best
colors-hood and girdle-wers So. as 2 40
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| BO s IT IN m AND POINTS n

B % 8 U Cd u A AER f EHs1SN D.
ALL RIVER LINE via Newpor. and Fan
River. I've. Pier 49, y. r., IT. Warren ST.
week days and Sundays. $50 p. NJ Strs-
IIisciIIa and Puritan. Orchestra on each.
PROVIDENCE LINE, for Providence. bos-
ton. East and North. Lv. Pier 1s. n r.. It
Murray St. week days only. P NJ Strs-
ETovidence and Pilgrim Orchestra on eacn-
NEW BEDFORD LINE. for New Bedtoru'
Woods Hole. Marthas Vineyard: Nan
tucket. Mattapoisett. Marion and other
points on Cape Cod. Lv. Pier 80 N X: It
Clarkson St. week days only. P NJ Strs-
Maine and New Hampshire.
NORWICH LINE, for New London. BLOCK
Island Norwich. Watch Hill, Narrdgahse.t
Pier. Worcester. Lv. Pier 40. n. X, II.
Clarkson ST. week DAYS only. 5 p III;
Pier 10 E. r.. #. f. 22d ST. $50 Z. NJ
ALSO DAYLIGHT TRIP Mondays. Pier 40.
y r.. 10 a. NJ; IT. f. 22d St. 1913 A NJ :
Strs Chester w. Chaplin and City OF LoweIi;
NEW HAVEN LINE. for New Haven ana
North. 1--we. Pier 20. e. r.. week days 2:4o
P NJ; Sundays. $50 A. NJ. I've. foot Eas'
22d St. week days. 300 P. NJ; sundays
1000 A NJ Sundays due New York on re-
turn. 300 p. NJ. str. Richard Peck. 80
Tickets and staterooms az PAS. 6I3. ASV;
1900 and 1854 broadway. % Union So; ISz
Fifth Ave. Gao Madison Ave, 245 Colum-
bus Ave, fO5 W. 125th St.. 279S Third Ave
and at Piers New York.
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| AUGUST SALE
FRIDAY
OFFERINGS
Blankets
AL Kinds

Guaranteed AII-NooI Blankets
ia size-scarIet and subdued
pIaiGs-reg. So 9S- ...-.-..-------..3 Us
Our Beauty BIankets-1f-4 size
fire white CALIFORNIA; and Ohios-
silk ribbon or Saxony Shelltng-
reg SOS and Ss-9S- -------------.4-9 S
ATWOOD BIankets-fo-4 size
for twin beds-white gray and
fancy p1aids-reg- sos -------.--S. AZ
ATWOOD Blankets for single beds
wool binding-resular SIS value 2 %
Fine cal Wool BIankets-124 size
extra heavy-au wool filling
value SIs- # 90
Golden Fleece BIankets-fine
Australian wOoE-fOr full size and
extra long bels-an excellent value
at S12 9S-Sals Price ----------.--S.S ~
Cal Lambs Wool Blankets-11-4
sIze-for double beds-guaranteed
pure lambs xool-instead Of $500 O.SS
Gray Wool Blankets
full weight and size
about three-quarter WOOL .SS
Finest White Australian Wool
RIankets-74xoO-7 ID weight
guaranteed pure wool-fCy borders
taffeta ribbon bindfng-Special- I .SS
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Remember
y SPECIAL
Silks and -,ID,V
Dress Goods OFFERINGS

All Wool GRANTEES and Serges-
a. inrn-aO best shades cream
and bIack-S9 Ct qualities -------- :
90 In Imported SiciIiennes-olaek
and hest colors-wOrth 50. ---.---- .
-, MI r,,-rorred Voilss-45 inch
-, ,.risn Hnish-Iight. medium
and dark-9s ct. qualities -------- :
All silk Chiffon Pongees-2I inch
g., Iustrous-black. white. cream
a,d best coIOrs-value 20 -------- =
49,. r-,,arartee,F Tanetas-27 inch
$50 Mill rnish-T5 Ct qualities. &.
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ANERlCAE LINE Sailing at ESQ A. N.
PLYMOUTH-CHERB G-SOUTHAMPTON
New York. Aug. l0iPhiladelphia Aug. - -
st. Louis. =. Aug. II St Paul. Aug. 81
RED STAR LINE II N Plsf
NEW YORK-DOVER-AN
X inland Aug. IL. $50 AM Finland. Aug "a
Zeerd- Aug. 17.1O:3OAM vaderland. Aug, 81
WHILE S4AR LINE IS. \. r.
NEW YORK-Q'N STOWN-LIvERPOO
Cedric. Aug. 1880 AN ARABIC. Aug. %
-Celtic-.Aug -. s:SO Pm sBaltic- Sept.
PLY 'G-SOUTHAMPTON
stAdr tic Aug Ii. 5 :;UAMl .Oceanic. Aug. %
8Teutonic. Aug p. 10 AM Majestic. Sept.
New. -, 900 tons; has Elevator.
Gymnasium. Turkish Baths and 'Band-
NEW K-AZORES-MEDIT RANEAN
.CREIIC- Sept 20. noon; Nov Dec II
'REPUBLIC.. Oct. "a; Nov. 30; Jan %
BOSTON-AZORES- MEDITBRRANEAN
.CANOPIC. Aug. TO- Ii AM: Oct. 5. Nov. 10
'ROMANIC-. Sept. Il. 2. NJ; Oct. 70
PASSENGER OFFICE. 3 BROADWAY.
Freight Office. Whitehall Bldg. Battery Fl
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-.,.,o cod AUGUST SALE
60. FRIDAY
ToWelli1gS orrrpIvcs

Turkish Tovrels-2Ox41-res- 10 Z =
Turkish Towels-23x44-reg 3D. p
Huck ToweIs-Isx3S inch and
I9x3,s-m0re than half linen
regularly -129z IN
Union Linen Huck Towels
Hem'd or hemstitChed-
IS 10 az inches lOng-reg. H.. .1S
Pure White Diced Towelling-
excellent for ToIler-wOrth T.-..-.. I s
Royal Russian Crash. also Check
CiIass-lO cent values -----------.- o.
is inch AIl-IInen. also Check and
Plaid Glass-wOrth .12ls ---..-.... 81.
~ inch Bleached and Cnbleached
Toweilings-Dlain. twill. checks.
plaids-reguIarly 10 IL
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BALTIMORE & OHIO P. r.

sDaiiv
Through, Daily Trains to the West,
Leave New York City. 2sd 81 LIN st
CHICAGO. PTrreBTrRS. THO am tpo am
CHICAGO. COLUMBUS. IS 80 am II ~ n q
PTTTSBURG. CLEVELD. 10 pm so 81
'pITTSBURG LTMIT'D," $50 pm /! 20 pm
GIN. .STIOTrIS, LlOJIsv.. II 20 I'm 20 am
GIN ST. LOUIS. LOUSY. 20 am 10 am
orices: PAS. a74 1900 Broadway. Astos
House, los Greenwich st, . Union sausts
w aal Grand St. ~. 7: ts Fulton ~.
Brooklyn; West 23f 81. and Liberty ST.
After D. m. Sleeping CIR Re.erva'lons
and full inforTnatio regarding trains .t.,'
can he obtained at Bureau Of Irtormation
r. & o. r. r.. sd Terminal Phone NO
Chelsea 9l<
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FEDERAL PEACEMAKER FAILS.
Commissioner Nell Gives Up Hope of Set
thing Colorado Trainmen's Strike.

Washington. Aug. S-The national government
has failed peacemakcr in the strike OF the
switchmeu the Colorado & Southern Railroad,
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

rOARDERS WANTED.-A semi-invalid or
aged person can ind board with private
family in country. l.. .. Box s62. Orange.
~ J.
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PROMPT DELIVERIES
OF
GOODS BOUGHT
FRIDAY

q All goods bought to-day will be .
s.,,,,s-ss to-day or tomorrow. according
= our regular routine-drivers and wagon
- receiving a holiday during the Eeek
., make up for saturday (which other en-
ployes geU...---This ins'ires customers re-
ceivins goods promptly as per schedule
same as il our stores were open. and -
nr.ves no employee Of holiday.
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Curtains, AUGUST SALE
Bed Sets. FRIDAY
DraDerieS. OFFERINGS

Manufacturer Lace Curtain samples
~ 20 BIZ yds. lcng-Irish Point.
Point Araeo. French Novelties. Cluny
Lace rrimmed-by the pair would sell
an Sl.OO 20 5000 pair-sample prices
10. % 40. SO. IS
vestfh,IIe PaneIs-RenaisSance and
Irish Point-c;ix42- values TO Sl-U3 ~
Fancy cross stripe Curtains
best colOrs-value S1.4e- ---------- 10
Irish Point Curtains-Tich
novelty borders-wOrth Si-9 -. 20
Fine Scotch Lace Curtains
SO and y6iS. lOng-20 styles
reg. 81 9S and So 80 --.---.------.1 -SS
Irish Point Bed Sets. with shams-
mi size-OnIy one OF a style. therefore
IS 90 and S1000 values .--..-..--.O %
imported Striped TaEestrieS-50 inch
satin stripe and fioraHres- To 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-09

MerceTtZed Table Damasks-,IS IIlcIl--
full lustre-besJ patterns
worth As. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ~
AII-Ifnen Damasks-Irish and
Scotch-WhIte and Cream
6S and 30 iuch-worth 90 -----... -49
All-Linen Satin Double Damasks-
40 inch-alsO German Silver Bleach
I.tnens-6S inch
IS and S1-I9 kinds so
AlI-Linen H s. Table Cloths
$40 size-regularly 81 % ----- I 90
$40 size-regularIy s1.9S. -..-. I 40
HenlstItched Table Sets-fu!l bleach
pure Iinen-S-1O cloth and dozen
napklns-reg. $3.50 and S+9S-----2 IS
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STEAMBOATS,.
Hudson River
BV DaVligIh1a

Connecting with O. 6 W. Ry.
Special trains to Catskill Mt resorts ana
saratoga. and easy connections 10 all points
East, North and West Through tickets ana
baggage checked at offices of n. Y. Trans
Ter Co Through rail tickets between N l.
and Albany accepted. Most delightful one-
haf ard one-uuy outings to West POINT
Newburgh, or Poughkeepsic. returning on
any down Day boat. Meals served at all
hours. MUSIC.
STR. HAIRY POWELL s ssov columns
Perfect Afternoon Outing. Leave Desb' ses
- As p. NJ, connecting at West Point with
MIR AT RAINY due West 42d St. $40
fAA@A<AA' p. NJ. Orchestra cs
each steamer
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ComfortableS AUGUST SALE
Spreads FRIDAY
Pillows, &c. OFFERINGS

Full size SlIkol:ne COmfortables-
instead Of Sl-15- ...-.--------.-... ~
Full size Chintz and SiIkoline-
fg'd both sides or plain backs
regularly S1-9S- ...-.--.---.----1. AZ
Fancy Sateen Comfortabies-
fancy stitched-instead OF sos. i .SS
Full size White Crochet Spreads
regularly -Ses- .OS
Extra fine Crochet-fuil size
regularly S1.49 -.-.-.-..-...-..'s... 80
Pure Feather Pillows
fancy stripe ticking
20x2S--worth 10 -.--.----- -4S
22x2s-worth .9S--........- SO
Feathers by pound
White Geese-usually SIS. .......-. .SS
Halt Down-reS. S1.05. 10
white Down-sI-ecialiy light and
warm fOr beds or comfortable
regularly 81 3D. ---...-.---------- "a
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

STATIONERY SToRE.-Best location on
Fulton st. Brooklyn: price $1,000: Will
inventory this. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Co, 25l
broadway.
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DED ID" LINE
IL For La Guayra. Puerto CabelIc. Cura-
Gao and MaracaibO. via Curacao. calling
also at san Juan, L. r.:
Ss Caracas -. Saturday. August II noon
SIS Philadelphia Saturday, August 81. noon
For La Gy.ayra. Curacao. Maracaibo:
cs NaraCaibO. Saturday. August TO- noon
Sc Zulia $500. Saturday. August "a noon
These steamers have superior accOmmO-
lstion for passengers
BOULTON, BLISS & DALLETT
General Managers. So Wall st.
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HELP WANTED.


Male.
soogKEEPER-Correct, neat and vii
j,Ds. give age. reference and salary
ma hooks. Box 50 Tribune Office
xaSaeBR OF sAIssME ESo ds mart seT @sn
.-.,sse real estate statesmen: those who
Ane assn.selves sell and get others 70 DO so
49, VINO gre willing 10 take up our work
1N,. -s-,apn territory. call or address
r. ps.s, Estates q Long Beach. 20 9TH
s,.s New York CITY
u,.~-rn- CONFIDENTIAL secretary. by gen
s'.rsn: nus, he thoroushly competent
-.r-.,ber hut fypewririne not essential
sf-ssss-y. sSe desired between . and
q .f-r1e nan preferred; must be man %
1900 eiucatien. training and good man
-. 90 s-nore fmportanO of highest char
1.,s- .ns reputation for trustuorthiness,
shle 20 give thoroughly satisfactory
.-e--~.- must be willing 70 travel and
-. ls-relx nut n New York. liberal sal-
- r--usrzl opportunity for right man.
ss=---s J H. BOX 50. Tribune Office
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We keep all sizes!
Look fer the ticxets-CtherS will Try
to match our prices by Offering IN
ticketed and inferior Qualities-there-
fore-insist upon seeing tickets.
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at present rate Of advances. you
will be fortunate 10 be able to buy
at the higher prices a month from
now
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-01-31

United States Senator Tillman said at
Birmingham, Ala, that President Roose-
welt had no business discharging the negro
troops at Brownsville, as he doubted very
much if the President was vested with
authority to take that action.
Postmaster General Cortelyou has an
nounced definitely his decision to resign
as chairman of the Republican national
committee March 4, when he expects to
take the treasury portfolio. 1t is un-
derstood that he will be succeeded by
Harry New of Indianapolis.
The Nebraska government ownership
league was organized at Omaha, with the
intention of extending its operations
over the entire country for the purpose
OF advocating the acquisition of all rail-
roads by the United States government,
\ Populist leader, NJ. +. harrington, was
made president.
The frank admission made by Secre-
tary of War Taft that, though he was
not seeking the presidential nomination,
he should not decline the opportunity to
run for that great Office, has precipitated
the long-expected fight to a finish be-
tween the administration and Foraker
factions in the Republican party in Ohio.
Notwithstanding that the New York
Democratic Attorney General, Jackson,
through court order, had obtained pos
session of the boxes containing the bal
lots cast in the mayoralty election of
1905, Mayor Mcclellan of New York
again obstructed action by securing stay
OF action from another judge. At the
same time bill providing for recount
of the votes was introduced in the Legis-
lature.
A majority of the State committee of
the New York Independence League has
deposed Max Ihmscn, >the Hearst repre-
sentative, as chairman and has declared
for autonomy and against control by in
corporators. The movement was headed
by Timothy Il. Driscoll, who said the
purpose was to run the league as regu-
lar political party. The executive COM
mittee, however, would not recognize the
authority of the Driscoll acts.
Twenty-eight members of the Texas
House of Representatives have Joined in
introducing resolution calling for a
rigid investigation of the conduct of Unit
ed States Senator Bailey, charging that
he had accepted money and favors from
an official OF the oil trust in considera-
tion for his political and official infu-
ence in securing the readmission of the
Waters Pierce Oil Company to do busi-
ness in Texas, after the forfeiture of its
charter had been approved by the Su.
preme Court Of the United States.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-01-31

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Bear In mind, please that DR.. Pierce's
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The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-01-31

Is. IL. 1IILMAN. AT Ine very DeSlu-
ming of his address Senator Tillman,
launching into personalities, drew satir-
ical picture of the Senate as minstrel
show. In the character of Pitchfork Bep
he characterized himself as one of ths
end men in the show, while opposite him,
at the other end, was playing Senate!
Spooner, a "juggler of international repu-
tation," who also sang bass, alto, so
prano or tenor and was superb in any
role" The minstrel circle between he
peopled with other Senators who have
spoken on the negro affair.
After completing this picture the Sen
ator suddenly became serious and with
frenzied and fervid oratory repeated re-
marks he had previously made ON the sub
ject of lynching negroes.
He prefaced his defense of lynching
with this declaration "It is bat my ma
ture to be blunt and outspoken and /
have never taught my tongue the art of
double dealing, and if there is an vice in
man I abhor more than any other it is
hypocrisy"
Mr.. Spooner followed and denied that
he held malice toward Mr.. Tillman and
thought his colleague would regret his
words when he saw them in print.
Senator Carmack of Tennessee said
that in all of his experience in the Senate
he had never heard a speech so studiously
offensive as that of Mr. Tillman. He re-
ferred to the fact that he had been in
cluded in the South Carolina Senator's
criticism, saying that Mr.. Tillman's
structures on him had been without prov
ocation.
'It is with no feeling of resentment l
say with respect to some men that it is
their misfortune rather than their fault
that they do not know how to speak the
language of courtesy and good breeding"
, said.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-01-31

speech blistering with
personalities, holding
up to savage ridicule
almost a score of his
colleagues, the South
Carolinan in what
purported to be- a re-
ply to Senator Spoon
er on the Brownsville
question became so Of
fensiye that the Sen
ate later sat in execu-
tive session and ex-
plunged some of his
most Objectionable re-
marks from the rec
ord as being beneath
the dignity Of the
Senate.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-01-31
General Road Law.

The general road law which was in
troduced in the senate by Robertson.
and in the house by PalInicy, provides
for doing away with the working out
of road taxes, but requires all such
taxes to be paid In cash, to be ex-
pended under the control of the coun-
ty commissioners. who shall employ a
competent engineer to lay out the
work All the taxes of one year can
be applied to one road IL thought nee
essary, but there must be final equit-
able division so that all get what is
coming to them.