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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-03-21
What Ais You?

Do you feel weak, tired, Respondent
have frequent headaches, coated tongue,
bitter or bad taste in morning, 1heart-
burn" belching of gas, acid risings in
throat after eating, stomach gnaw or
burn, foul breath, dizzy spells, poor or
variable appetite, nausea at times and
kindred symptomsP e. =.
If yoG>have any considerable number Of
the> above Symptoms you are suffering
from &iliousness, rrpid liver with indi-
gestion, sr,dSypepsia> DR.. Pierce's Golden
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of proper strength, from the roots of the
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viz, Golden Seal root, Stone root, Black
Cherrybark, Queens root, Bloodroot, and
Mandrake root.
The following leading medical authorities,
among host Of others. extol the foregoing
roots for the cure Of just such ailments as the
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Chicago: Prof. John King. NJ. D.. Author OF
American Dispensatory: Prof Jno. M. scud.
Laurence Johnson, N. D.. Med. Dept. Univ. OF
N: Y; Prof; Finley Ellingwood. N. D.. Author
cal College. Chicago. Send name and adj
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gredient Of which ~Golden Medical Discov-
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Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets regulate and
invigorate stomach. liver and bowels. They
may be used in conjunction with "GOlden
Medical Discovery il bowels are much con-
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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-03-21

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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-03-21

WANTED: Lady cook for hotel.
Apply to G. e. Saxrud, Fowlds,
MINI.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-23
THE LYNDHURST SUICIDE.
Mrs. Mary c. Thaso GiUes ont
Statement of Facts.

Pittsburg. April 22.-Mrs. Mary c. Thaw, mother
of Harry K Thaw gave 10 the public tonight the
facts concerning suicide at her home here eight
years ago, which she asserts some newspapers
have distorted and elaborated upon. Mrs. Thaw,
IN her statement, says:
In the eighteen years during which l occupied
Lyndhurst II is safe say that the number of
ministers and their families for whom II was ii
stopping place reached many scores. Among these
the wife of a former assistant to the pastor OF
the Third Presbyterian Church, OF which and my
family members. After her husband had re-
signed from that position. they both engaged in
teaching in 4 seminary in the central part of Penn
sylvania. Later I heard that the wife had become
invalid, suffering from nervous p9ostration,
the husband had received call from n church in
Kentucky. invited the invalid wife TO visit me at
Lyndhurst while preparations for leaving the old
home and settling in the new were under way
believing that the change OF scene, rest, medical
care and careful nursing would be beneficial.
returned from afternoon reception one day
and, not finding her in the library sent maid to
her room. who reported that the door of the bath
room locked and she could get no answer.
This alarmed us. and ordered the gardener to
enter by a window when the startling discovery
was made that the poor woman had ended her life
n the manner described i'm the highly coloTed ac-
count given in Pittsburg and some of the East
ern newspapers. The family physician imme-
diately sent for. The husband was telegraphed to-
The pastor Of the Third Church and his wife came
also and he very kindly offered TO accompany the
remains TO Kentucky and conduct the funeral
services. The doctor his arrival said that IL
would be necessary to have the coroner. The
coroner was sent for and all the usual fOrmalites
attended to- Stripped OF Gll useless Verbage these
facts the
New-York tribune., 1907-04-23
MlLKMAN'S HEAVY FINE
inspectors Bored Holes to See
Employees Violate Lac.

There was a practical example given yesterday
OF tne determination in this city to punish milk
dealers Tor violating the law relative 10 the PRO
lecuon OF the supply against possible contamina-
uoh Inc inspectors 10 get the testimony which
hhaily resulted IN conviction and fine OF 81 800
were compelled 20 secrete themselves above the
creamery and bore holes In the flooring in order
10 get view Of the work being done by the
ployes.
The case was that Of Anton Koester a milk
dealer, with ereameries at Davenport Centre
Delaware County. The was hearc in Part
u OF the Supreme Court before Justice Ford and
Jury. Koester convicted OF chipping skim milk
into this city. where It was sold to small dealers
sroeeTs principally.
A L. Kellogg. Of Oneonta, n. Z. special Attor-
ney General. originally appointed by former At
torney General Julius NJ Mayer to prosecute the
case and retained by William T. Jackson the pres
ent Attorney General declared that the conviction
salers who violate the provision Of the state agri
whether such offences can be cumulative not
Suit to recover 500 in penalties brought by
Mr.. Kellogg in the name of the People Of the State
OF New York. II was decided submit complete
proof only thirty-siX counts. and on these the
jury returned a verdict of guilty. Justice Ford
denied the motion for a trial. but the Gus
tomary time VIII be allowed 20 take an appeal.
The charge in the Koester case was that on Au-
gust % and September s. 1905. employees in his
creamery Davenport Centre. Delaware County.
y. Y. including the foreman. Miles Moore.
moved two quarts OF cream from each OF $50 to $50
forty-quart Of milk This cream was shipped
TO dealers separately and the milk retailed TO
small dealers by the can.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-23
POLICEMAN ASSAULTED?
Charges against Three Patrolmen
of Oak Street Station.

II was learned last night that a policeman was
assaulted IN the Oak street station about a week
ago and so badly beaten that he compelled to
remain away from duty for week and that three
policeman attached 10 the station would be brought
up on charges before Deputy Police Commissioner
Hanson on Thursday. Although those I'm charge
at the station house refused TO talk the mat
ter It was said that such a charge had been made
At Police Headquarters Patrolmen Christopher
Fitzgerald Frederick Unger and Eugene T. Cln-
ton will Deputy Commissioner Hanson on
Thursday the charge OF conduct unbecoming
an officer These men have been in the department
for many years and when last night en-
phaticay denied the charges. Patrolman stephen
8. Walsh Will appear as complainant against the
men, and when seen last night still bore marks un-
der his eye. which he alleges that he received from
According to the story. Walsh appeared before
Lieutenant John Glynn who was at the desk, last
Friday night and said he afraid that the men
I'm the back going to assault him. The
men who ridiculed the complaint he ordered them
TO go TO the dormitory. They did II is said. and
Walsh was one OF the last TO go upstairs
About an hour later. Walsh. II is said, ran down
stairs 10 Lieutenant Glynn and said that he had
T5ei'tenant Civnn sent Sergeant Carey to the
about it, This done and all denied either
matchmaking in any assault or seeing one.
The next morning the went to the Eldrdge
1nsnector Nally When the latter was looking over
the men he noticed that Walsh had two black eyes.
had rsce,ved them and Walsh told him that three
two heard Walsh's story The captain then went
the inspector asked ell Of the men who We're in
the station house at the time OF the alleged assault
All denied knowledge of the assault and the cap
tain was unable to md any one VINO had witnessed
him TO tell the names Of the men. Walsh then gave
the names of Fitzgerald, Cnser and Clinton 1t Is
New-York tribune., 1907-04-23
This Is GINGHAM Weekl

ZEPHYR GINGHANIS and other fine fabrics
foreign and domesc-have the floor for five days.
Notwithstanding scarcity goods
titles of Cnghams Chabays. VoiIe MerCezed
them MATCHLESS
VALUES!
daily offers
them st higher prices than ask
such propositions prefer
ring the benefit foresight and adj
New-York tribune., 1907-04-23
CHANCE FOR TYPICAL BEAUTIES.

Any yOung woman can represent her ancestry
IN a spectacle which viii include more than a
hundred girls CO flie type OF ancient Babylon ir
Gomez Island this Every part OF the city
has beea secured FOR WHO are representa-.
,iveg OF the beauties OF the time when Assyra was
the ruling empire os the East
The Armchair quarter has already yielded its
abare .gils a search through several East Side
cigarette factories brought 10 light one or two fine
fsreclau types. These types Only a few az
those ,reeded by William a Ellis give local color
~ The Feast of Belshazzar and the Destruction
"a gn5ylOn' at Dreamland The beauties of tie
la b, l0n:sn' court were drawn from the Temotest
Tuarfels of the ancient Eastern world so there win
fe chiaese women and Indian girls. as well as
ITghsyrtsEs and Fe.siaa9.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-23
MILK ORDINANCE READY FOR ACTION
No Report from Mayors Commission Will
Mean Another Aldermanic Vote.

Alderman Leonard Jacobson. the chairman Of
the Health Committee Of the Board OF Aldermen.
said last night that he expected the Grifenhagen
ordinance to be reported to-day. This would be
done unless he heard that the Mayors special
mission would report time this week. If he
had assurance to that effect. the ordinance
would be called up to-day for passage.
Dr. Rowland Freeman the secretary Of the
Mayors commission, said last night that the body
was far from being ready 10 report. It busy
gathering data for its consideration. The infor-
nation 10 be compiled. he said. very great.
and It impossible 10 tell when it would he
ready for submission the Mayor.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-23
WOMEN ACCUSED By PASTOR FREED.
Magistrate SAYS Sarcastic Things About
Complainant, Who Fails to Appear.

Conflicting rumoTs went the rounds OF the ponce
courts yesterday as 20 the identity OF the clergy
mar resnonsible for the arrest Of two women last
Friday night on a charge OF neecing him The
women were discharged from custody yesterday by
Magistrate House. who said he had reason to he-
lsvs tie complainant was a clergyman and that
ne xas on "A stunning expedition in the Tenderloin.
winsr, = Miller a policeman attached 70 ths
Satact.-e bureau who made the arrests. knows the
cls9sy sy1nau bur Miller is not talking. nor did lie
g-0lce lie complainant. Miller said the clergy
ff-.- ,o!a him hts was John Murphy anu tnat
- was from Chicago The women gave ihetr
rctilacs addresses
- discharging them Magistrate House said:
Tho complainant Is one OF those men. believe.
Who cill 20 back his parish and tell how wicked
S-E York S. He viii roast the police and tle
sesgstrates. and fy denouncng the magistrates ne
vii obtain certain amount OF glory among ms
a9ck. Bilf his parishiOnerB ought 70 know, ana
~aat fheIs 10 know. that you can't convict any
ons ~ crime here IN New York any more man YOU
c6n sny place else unless you have complainant
New-York tribune., 1907-04-23
RAILROADS.
ME@ JERSEY CENTRAL.

uuGs uU WAuu0Su W@N tnB0S 9
Time SHOWN below is from Liberty 81. sta
uon Leave West 23d st. 10 minutes eaEtsf
except as noted by designating marks;
Every HOUR ON THE HOUR.
tsI2.15, ESQ. m7.OO. msS.OO. 8. 30. s90O.
$1,000: s11-OO. 11.SO. m'12.Go; f'I-90' ~
m'6Oo. 100. $500. 900. plO.sO P. NJ.
BALTIMORE AND WASHIEGTOS-z' 80 80.
800 s;oO $1,000. G'12OO. 900. t4''O"
LkKEWooD AND LAKEHURsT--z4.Oo:; 90;
$40 A. NJ. x1.OO. 1.3O. k3. 80 d4 ID, S;VO
P NJ. x6.15. Sundays. $50 Sac A. n; Ia
ATLANTIC CITY-s0. 20 A. NJ. xl-OO' Nd ~
LONG BRANCH. AsBURY PARK. OCEAN
GROVE Sundays. No AsbuTy IartS6900
24O0. $50. 11.3O A. NJ. exl24O -: &
gas. 5.S0 9 80. j12.O1. sundays, exeepS ~
0eean Grove. z4.OO 600 A. ~, 4.OO. s'O
Time tables giving trains to EAsT0N;;
BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWS, MASCS,H5 Ma-ICS,5
CHUNK. WlLKESBARRE, SCRAN1O -
READING. HARRISBURG. POTISN I'LL.
WILLIAMSPORT and all other points 80 -
erty St. (West 23d St. Tel. 3144 Chelseal.
8 Astor House. PAS. asa. 1900. l354 BrodiG, BI--io-
way lS2 5th Av.. PSI 9th Av.. 70 CniVS' CniSE
Square West. 2T9S 81 Av.. 100 West LOU. I<oJa
St. PAS Columbus Av.. New YORK; Co1tt
St. 343 344 Fulton ST.. 479 Nostrand Av..
Brooklyn: 800 Broadway. Willls.i1il5so ssect-,
New York Transfer Co. calls for ana eheSAs
baggage 10 destination -s,,..
'Dsily- tDaily. except Sunday. psunocSs, a1,cSD; ;,
Sundays. xSaturdays only zIAneIy %, -,
only. jDining car Sundays. SDining car
daily From West TWenty-third sIteeSST
e122 20 P. NJ. g43O p. NJ. tll.oO r AA''
NS1Tv W z M REsI ISiS9 iEoR r !" W c. HOPE.
vice-Pres. & Gen Mgr. Gen Pass'r Agent.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-23
WAVES AND THIEVES SWEEP SHIP.
Prinz August Wilhelm's Officers injured by
Seas. Then Robbed on HoodOo Voyage.

The Prinz August Wilhelm arrived in port yes
ferday on her return trip from Kingston. Jamaica,
and reported encountering unusually heavy
ssorrn on the outward voyage Captain Bode said
that on April tidal wave swept over the Vessel
near Barnegat. flooding the decks and berths and
iniuring several OF the ships officers
The surgeon and chief engineer were hurried
against partition and hurt about the face ana
head. The storm continued until the vessel was
sone person broke open the oficers' quarters ana
took away a diamond ring ana watch The loss
was reported TO the police when the vessel arrived
IN port.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-23
CAR FLOAT RAMS FERRYB0AT.
Later Drifts Eeipless-Passengers Keep
Cool,

A big ea- aoat CT the New York. New Hsven &
Hartford read In tow OF tug 80. IS OF that COM
pany ran into tie feTTyboat MOntauk yesterday
afternoon whcn she was about two hundred yards
n~ay from her slip. The aoaf struck the guard
sl-l o. the atarbosrd side. carrying away big
..ec. % the -aii and seriously damaging tho hull
plates The steering ssa- was broken and the
fssler broken loose
5ilsre we're about nfty passengers on the boat.
~ tneE were Ouieted when assured that there was
20 SY eh.Her. The haTbOF squad az Pier A answered
- ~ a. Eor assistance. Tie boat was tOwee back
- hsF tHp and che Brooklyn put In her place
New-York tribune., 1907-04-23
BROKER AND CLERK HELD.

Alfred c. Goodman. broker. of the firm of Clark
Goodman & Co. OF No. 20 Broad street and his clerk
Edgar II. Martini who were arrested at the Hotel
Regent on Sunday night, were held in the Tombs
police court yesterday in $500 bail each This
was promptly given. The complainant in the case
was II. ]. Boswell lawyer. of Greenboae, Ga
who says he was cheated out Of money sent 10
Goodman for investment. Abraham Levy who
represented the prisoners said civil suits for dam
ages would os brought the result os the arrests
New-York tribune., 1907-04-23
soroa GETS YEAR roR SHOOTING GIRL

pae years lsrDTfsonsaent tie sentence ius-
sease gesfsitsy by Judge Faurcett. q the Kings
-s-ntg court. on William r. ). sonTidse. the actor.
SS.'icrs was arrested on March IS for sh00Sing
Na-s .. Wiiber. a trained curse ~ no. sss
ssa.sss..a avenue. A lova.s saaTTal .ed 10 the
'~o az 30. ~ Pacifa Ftre-.-
New-York tribune., 1907-04-23

White or CORD Embd Muslin Curtains
rufiie 20 TatCh-very dainty
were S3.SS and S5.9S- ...-........-.2. .9S
irish Point C1Irtains-ScroH or
neat figure efects-plain or
hg'd centres-were s. 9S. ...----.2. .SS
were SO %. -..--....-.4. 9S
French Net Curtains Novelty
designs OF ECCocO. Scroll and
Vine effects-White or Arabian
we're SOS and S79S- .--.-. ....-.4 9S
Scotch lace Curtains-Cream and
Wnite-3i- and 4 yds. Iong-aboUt
81 styles-values up 70 s.. 50. .-.... I .9S
Point arab Crlrtains-Rich Corded
designs-on cable Net
elaborate borders-value S99s. .....6. SS
French Net Bonne FemmeS-White
or Arahi8n-IarEe panel or three
MOTIF designs testOOn valance
worth Sc SS each .-..-.--.- .--.-- :. IS
Full size French Net Bed Sets
large centre and corner motif
festuon VIlance-vaIue S6-9S- -.---.4 .SS
value S45O. .-....2 :. .9S
Marie Autoinette Bed Sets
Bowknot and Empire effects
value S1+9S Observation-Disclosures y. IS
Marie Autoiuette and Renaissance
Bed Srts-CestoOn Valance
value S79S -.--.--.------.- .----.-.---O. IS
French cable Net Bed Sets
Reuai issance ceurre-lace edge
white or Arahian-vaIue St5.9S- .. 9S
sun finer Bed Sets 20 S350O.
Fancy Curtain Niusiins-yarl wide 2
plain or fancy woven-dower
patterns or white with daisy and
rose border-regularIy 10 to 10 I a
Novelty stripe scrims. also Grenadines-
straight or serpentine-
4O-iuCh-ValUs 10 --.,.---.- - 2
colonial Nets-4G inch-Green. Red
and Blue-value 20 .-.-.-.---- L
New Curtain Greuadines-Stained
glass ana horaI effects-40 inches
wide-value SO ...-..----.----. 20
Scotch sash I.aces Colonial. Egyptian
aad single and double borders s------- 20
Irish Point and Sou;schs SASH LaceS--
White and Arahisc--sfngle and
double borders-valus 40 -------.- ~
curtain Nfuslfus-S inch rufIe with
4 tuCks and Renaissance edge ] - >
New-York tribune., 1907-04-23

5o-inch apestries-'F'rench stripes
neEus. floral and Oriental Effects
80 -'--''-'-. ----------- ~
Gobelin; vsriure and Tricot Tapestries
SILK MOire stripes. AIerc'z'd DamasyS
and Rich B-OCades in Empire
destgns-values up % s.. To-. as
Tor Cph0lsterins. Wall Coverings and
Draperies.
Reversible 3Tercerized Damaslls-
Mosaic or Empire designs
crimson. Myrtle. Rose. Nile. Tabac-
N34ue -Su .-.------ -----------. go
Fine All SILK Damask and
silk Gobelin TapestrieS-abou
- Styles, i-ClUding two tones.
chintz and beautiful combinations
In high arr designs
values up 10 80 ----..--.......-..f I .9S
Fine OrGanzine and Italian SILK
Damas<s--Louis NV. Heraldic
AMI small efIects-for walls up
hoistering, draperies and costumes
values Up % 81 QS. S....-......-..-..0 . Q2
The above are from our recent large
purchase.
Extra wide Couch Covers
Oriental Stripes-value So 40. ,.,... I 70
Oriental Tapestry Table Covers
reve-sibIe-heavy fringe
yarfis squa-e-we-e So 9S----. QS
Mercsrized Damasl, Table Covers
yd sQuare-tassel fringe-wers 10 40
Figd BurIaps ps-high class patterns
Tor halls. country houses and
baJhroom9-dec0rators ask -E5---- II
Heavy Floor Denims-PIain coiors-
yard wide-elsewhere -. .....-... 10
New spring Cretonnes-I1panese Monte
and Twul-OrientaL Floral. Ribbon
and other designs ------.- = to GA
Real Art Denims-SG inch--Art
Souveau Floral and Oriental
were % -.-.-----..--- -.--...--- 3
Genuine Ar Ta6e,as, also Art
patterns We're ~ and 10 ..-..- -
pimi-ies and Ar1 TIckinss-desirable
New-York tribune., 1907-04-23

Fine French Zephyrs- of plain
and fancy stripes-value %. .....--'' y
French Corded check Chiffon voiles-
wool anish-value 90 ------------- .OS
Imported Mercerized PIaids-good
assortment OF black and white
value -Sj .-..-.--.-.. ..------.-------. "a
Imported Tafreta Checks-au sizes
black and white and cOlors-
value - --.--------- ----------.-- I SA
Fine American Zephyrs-s2 inch
cross bars. stripes and plain shades
value - .-.-.-..--.- -.--.----
Fine American ShirtinE and Dress
Madras-Iinen inish-vsriety Of styles
viii wash and wear splendidiy-
value ID ............... ..-...s.s..-. L .
Fine American Dress Zephyrs--
plain and piaids-J2 inch-value 10 4 . y
Fine Corded Zephyr GInghams-excellent
CIoth-large assortment OF plain cOlors
stripes checks ana ploids-cheap at 10 Il
White Cross Uniform GinghRms-
no dressing wash and wear
like iron absolutely fast cOlOrs-
value -l4 Observation-Disclosures .lOta
Best American Novelty Ginghams-
excellent styles and colorings-
value 10 -..-...- 4 =
Extra heavy oxford Cheviots-sOft finish
excellent for Suits, Waists. shirts and
Shirt Waists-va,ue IL ......-...... 12h
French Novelty Weaves-Nlerc' I'D Satin
bars. also choice effects on white
stripeS-worth 80 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 49
Fine Imported Silk Zephyrs-Stripes
Piaids and Dresden effects. with rich.
silky fgures-vaiue .sS.---------.-..- .4S
49,
New-York tribune., 1907-04-23
FOR GINGFAa WEEK
These Specially Attractive Offerings 3

French Chiffon VOlles-harred or striped
on SpIid colO-s or combinattOns-though
made OF cotton. their unusually fine
weave. silky lustTe and crisp finish
make II difficult to tell them from wool
as they do nSt crush or wrinkle. these
fabrics have met with wonderful
f0vor-value 40 ..-..-. -
Emb'd Pineapple Zephyrs-hne. sheer,
urable-nOVslty checks and plaids
with embd dots in light cOlOrinEs
and black and white
never before sold under 40 -......... %
Fine French and scotch Ginghams-
made by foremost mani fr OF France
and Great Britain-eXtensive
assortment-yalue 80 ... ..-.-... -
Fine Scotch Niadras-extra vide-in
great demand for waists. shirts and
chiidren'S WeaT-Specialty houses
ask .5O-OUr price ................... 90
Fine Scotch Dress and Shlrting
Madras-beSt styles-valuo 80 .----. 20.
% inch Madras-plain and fancy
woven figures. stripes and checks
value ID -------------- .12s1
Apron Giughams-aH size checks
and colors ---..-.-.-----'----- OA--SA.
DRESS AND WAIST LINENS
Emb'd Dress Lineas-blue with
white rings and dgures-59 CT. value. So
Yard wide Dress Linens
55 CT. quality. =. IS 45 CO. quality. 90
50 Ct. quality. 80. 50 Ct. quality. .2l
Union Dress Linens
. CT. quality ....--,,.,.,-...,. II
2I CT. quality y....-.......... IA
Dress and Waist LAneus-NaturaI
tints-worth re TO D.. 4 ga Co SIS
New-York tribune., 1907-04-23

MOUNT VERNON. n. Very desirable
three story stone and brick house. close 10
depot; also fine lot at bargain. Full par
ticulnrs ~ Mcdonald Virgins Co, 257
broadway.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-23
TNPEWRETERS.

TYPEWRITERS-All makes sold, rented
repaired, exchanged: reliable service.
German, 20 Nassau ST. Telephone 274O-
COrtlandt
REMINGTON No. q. $50: smith Premier
$50; Hartford Hammond pensmore.
Blickensderfer. $3.50 Gay. 1885 Madi-
son ave.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-23
BUSINESS cHsNCEs

SAFE INNES1'hENT.---C'o COM
O(,O desire 70 sell 4 limited amount Of
stock; S1OO per share, this Is an execution
ally fine investment fo~ small or large in
vestors For full particulars, prospectus,
etc, McDclald-WiSgins co, 25T Broad
way.
So GOO BUYS trucking business In the
wholesale dTygOOds district: 81 GOO profits
annuItsly; horses trucking: investigate this
opportunity. AcDonald-WigEins Co, 2JT
broadway.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-23

EUROPE busy mans tour. only sI7O.
Apply at once. Other tours S205 ana up.
Rev. l. ID. TEMPLE. WATERFOWL Mass
New-York tribune., 1907-04-23
Inn NAPLES APRIL @7

For Porto [R1@O
steamships Of the RED ''D' LINE will
sail from Pier l1a near Wall St Ferry
Rrookiyn. for San Juan direct as follows:
s S. CARACAS. Sat. April II, noon
:. PHILADELPHIA. Sat. May IL. noon
For freight or passage apply to
BOULTON, BLISS q DALI.ETT
General Managers. 50 Wall So.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-23
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. R.

sDaiIy
Leave New York City. 23d ST LID - -
CHICAGO, PITTSBURG, 7.5O am S.VO S. am am
CHICAGO. COLUMBUS. 11.S0 am 1zOS ~ = ~ !.
ssPITTSBURG LINIT'D.'' $50 pm !-O0 !0 PII, ~
GIN. St TOTTIS LOUSY. 11-5O pm d-39 ~ an, an,
GIN ST LOUIS LOUSY. ESQ am lS-S0 . ~ an, an,
GIN. ST. LOUIS LOUISV, $50 pm 6-VV pn ~
Ofices 245. Asa 1900 Broadway. o Assol
House. los Greenwich ST.. . Union Squss.te "a.
W 39l Grand ST. n. Y: 34S Fulton S'-'
BROOKLYN: West 23d ST. and Liberty y:
After .. m. Sleeping Car Reservations
and full information regarding trains Stc-'
can be obtained at Bureau of InforInatlons
b. & o r. r.. 23d ST. Terminal 'Pnons
No. Chelsea 3144.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-23
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LA yELoc9IE"n- Eas. E! Italian Line.
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MALLORY STEAMSHIP co.
Tickets TO Texas; colorado. colorado. Mexico. New
ida. Alabama. etc. ALL OCEAN ROITTE
TO MIAMI. PALM BEACH. Fla. etc. (yia
Key WesO. Our booklet Pocket Guide
free. H. II. RAYMOND. Gen. Mgr. so
South ST.. n. Y