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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-12-28
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known e Roosevelt
Quit TfTerm Talk.

" ashlhstohs Dec. Eff plans
now under wa carried into effect
an aIlhouhceIwill be made in
" ashIhgtoh HEX or SO that will
ause the polForld TO sit up and
take hotlce' 1t the same time.
throw eohsterl into the hearts of
the men IN of a number of
poems Tor th8lican presidential
NOMINATION. announcement may
De delayed ben it comes 1t is
expected to pquietus once and
Tor all on the led Cortelyou con
splracy' OF Whank H. Hitchcock.
nrst assistant aster general. was
supposed for hing period to be
mead devil andng protector.
There is re@ believe that the
managers OF Aft campaign are
preparing to t, a trunn card in
the great gaAt now is being
played for the rize to be handed
out by the repk national conven-
ton.
Was Stncaird Termer.
1t is known since President
Roosevelt finalbninated himself
from the situaegotiations have
been in progressing for their pur-
pose the annexi Hitchcock to the
| Taft boom. MTncock was q sin
cere third terrocate up to the
night two week, ago when Presi-
dent Roosevelt public his de-
claration that ) circumstances
would he beconandidate for an
other nominatio.
Whom Mr.. Hik now favors fo1
the presidency 1t known. Ht
played a leading.n the "Cortelyor
conspiracy" ann that thrilling
drama was expo all its wicked
ness Mr.. Hitchcos openly charged
with having ora ostensibly fol
Roosevelt, in rear COrtelyou.
Playing p Game.
Friends of SCI of War TAT
look with admire upon the or
ganizfng ability shcock. He hat
been playing the every minut
for several mortght under tn,
noses of the lead,resenting Taft
i, Cannon, FairbanA others.
Down south thof politics hav
been shouting fotevelt for NOR
than a year. Sol them are still
keeping it up. TIE OF affairs. i
! is charged in "a quarters. wa
: all due to the fine of Mr.. Hitch
cock. now regardene Of the valu
able political ass the Unite
: states. Formerly he presidenr
= Mr.. Hitchcock in must max
choice. and frienEecretary Tai
7 are hopeful
In time, it Is belisre. Mr. Hitch
cock will tie up toaft boom. II
will not displace Al. Vorys. VIII
is in charge Of lumbus head
= quarters of the Takment. Their
r Will be no change & personnel c
the Taft managed Should NJ
a Hitchcock be invitplay a mar
agerial role in Reinforcement
will not imply anyef eonidenc
in the work Of Mrs. It is bt
heved here that a. battle pro
crosses the Response win be 10
/ great for one man de and tha
T. Mr.. Vorys' efforts wsupplemente
le by other able and whands.
IF "THE NEIGHBOD Is NO
10 WHAT 1T USED. TT MOVE
KeIR CT srr-nN-IsC ia Al, Ans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-12

at headquarters day. but whatever conversa-
ton the man had there with Meyer.
Did you ever give Orchard at any time place
Mr. barrow
I did not"
ORCHARD WANTED TO INSURE HAYWOOD.
Haywood said he saw Orchard in Petitioners in
May, 1905 He remembered the incident because
Orchard solicited him to take out life insur-
ance He had no further conversation than 70 de-
cline to have policy written.
He next Orchard in the middle of July.
DID you and Meyer ever have a conversation
with Orchard in Petitioners back yard. any
where else, to the killing of Governor Steunen-
berg
NO, sir"
The witness said he lived in the neghborhood
Of Pettibone. The back yard only twenty-five
feet across and the Solomon family door had
ten children playing about most of the time.
At Petitioners store day Haywood said he
heard Orchard say he going TO Alaska and
not going back 10 his family IN Cripple Creek.
He said his wife had TWO boys by her first hus-
band. and he did not feel Ike supporting another
mans children Haywood said he told Orchard
the little woman" married him in good faith, and
he ought desert her. Orchard hung his head
and said he not going TO support her.
Was Orchard at your house,"
Yes. sir
The witness never saw Orchard after August,
1906
At this point court adjourned until tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-12
STATE FIXED RATES NOT SACRED.
One Declared Unreasonable by Interstate
Commerce Commission.

Washington, July lin an opinion handed
down to-day for the Interstate Commerce Com
mission by Commissioner Harlan the rule is
laid down that while rate fixed by state stat
utes a state commission is naturally and
properly entitled to respectful consideration It
has no greater sanctity, applied TO interstate
traffic. than a rate established by a railroad
company, and this commission would not hest
tate upon proper evidence that a rate so estab-
lshed would be unjust either to carrier to
a shipper to refuse to use IT q basis for fixing
an interstate rate
The opinion IN the Of the Hope
Cotton Oil Company against the Texas & Pacific
and the St. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern
railroad companies. The complaint alleged that
a Joint through rate OF 30 cents a hundred
pounds on cotton seed. in carloads, charged by
defendants from points north OF Shreveport via
Texarkana to Hope. Ark. was unreasonable and
discriminatory, and that 17h cents hundred
pounds would be a fair rate. After the COM
plant was filed the defendants put into effect a
Joint through rate Of 80 cents a hundred pounds.
The commission holds that the 3O-cent rate is
unrea sonable, and that it should not exceed TN
cents. which is the sum Of the local rates. The
carriers are ordered to put the reduced rate In
force on or before August g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-12
p. r. r. SUIT BEGINS.
Hearing to Test Validity of Penn
SyICania Rate Lac.

Philadelphia. July 1.-THE fight Of the railroads
against the constltuonalIty Of the 2-cent railroad
fare law Of PENNSYLVANIA began here to-day. when
hearing in the equity suit instituted by the Penn
syIvania Railroad Company restrain the city
and county Of Philadelphia from enforcing tho law
was begun before Judges Wilson and Audcurei.
NcCaea os the Pennsylvania Railroad, was in
court all day and probably viii take the witness
stand tomorrow. Among the witnesses examined
today were Captain John ]. Green. first vice-pres-
idert Of the company. and Max kietenack. the
corp0ration's controller. a large number Of law
yers and railroad officials present watching the
proceedings as the suit Is regarded as q test case
ana may have some bearing on the campaign
against the 2-ceut fare legislation being wsged by
railroads N other states
The Pennsylvania represented by Johnson
and Francis l. Gowau, while city Solicitor ). How
ara Gendeu looked after the interests OF the city
end county OF Philadelphia Attorney General II
Hampton Todd assisted IN the proceedings IN tie
interest Of the state.
The general contention OF the railroad company
is that the law IS unconstitutional that the two
cent rate IS unreasonable and that the law was
enacted without any investigation IS TO the fair
Of the rate.
Ae company. through it's controller, presented
figures show that the average rate passenger
a mile the Pennsylvania lines in this for
follows:
one Way Passengers. 2 i0s cents: excursion. or
round trip. 2.lo9 cents: communication. I.l05 cents
and mileage. . cents, q general average for all
classes OF passengers OF 1897 cents.
The company also presented figures to show that
If the twO-cent fare law had been in force during
January, February and March OF this year the
passenger business of the company would have
shown deficit compared with the expenses for
passenger traffic.
Much OF the day was taken up in cross-examina-
ton in effort 10 learn by what method the com
pany separated the passenger earnings from the
earnings freight and other traffic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-12
Friday, as Usual, Bargain Day.
Enough Said9
Buy TO-DAY Saturday we close all day
Saturday is Clerks Holiday.
-o-62y's Specials In

vorer's Suits, Skirts, waists &c
Tourist Coats-Iinen. Nohair and
C~avcuetre Clotu-drUble breast
match r2rkete-W1rth 50 ------- =. 80
Woner.s Taffe,a SIX Loose Coats
three-quarter Iength-tuII nleated--
fancy braid colIar-reF. $40 %
women's Tailored Suits PaHaTnas and
English Worst ds-PCny. Prince
Chap Elton ard tuxedo 30
were S13 SS-t0-day ----.---O 20
Tailored and Fancy Wash suits
Lawn. pimitv and Linen-Jumper,
Suspeufer AMI shirt WaiFt sty.es-
lace. enh'v. strap -ri1-reE 81 IS. 3 SS
vor7en'z Dress Skirts ohair Panama
.-7 C;~av Nfx-ures-pleatsd models.
with and without fClds-vorth S'-''e- = 30
Wo7aea's China SIX Waists
White or Elack-yckes ~ lace -
and shirrlugs-vaIue s.. % -..-...-.1 ~
Monte Jan SILK Waist-Filet or
Val lace inserts or 'front.' OF Eyelet
Embroiierv-value $685.. . %
Women's Moaeir Bathing suits
white shield. collar. til and belt
Dutch Neck or ful! pIestej skirt
sizes 81 - 50-worth 4 80. ..--.--.-2 =. SS
Bathing cars ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. o 70 40
Bathing Shoes .---------- --------' 10
Women's Lawn House Dresses
pc-Shirt Waist sJyle-reS- J. ~ -9S
Wone1's Lawn Wrappers-rlffe and
braid trim-usually 81 70. --..---.-. ~
Fun length Kimoros--hauie and Crepe.
ribbon tands-value g. 9S----------1 80
woner's Fire Underwear a.
rE'S'rs' Clearance Prices
Purchases 10 amount of $4,000 at
concessions remarkable in this sea
son Of advancing prices, enable us
10 offer following surprising values
CORSET COVERS Cambric-fancy
lace with or without ribbon run
ba7dlrg-trim'd back-res. % 1
CORSET COVERS insook-
dep woke az raised emily - Inserts -
fancv lace and ribtor-valus -. 81
Equal values in finer 70 Si9s-
MIGHT. DRESSES with strong
emb'v-cluster tucks-reE- D. az
NIGHT pRFSSES-N Muslin and Cambric-
with lace er-b'v ribbon and hem
stirchIrg-rez s. and 81 25-------- ~
Equal values IN finer % SI-eS-
KIRTS-Ca-ubrir and Muslin-deep
lawn fr-nces Uith emily OF lace
a7F -tlrl-s-v-ch IerEul values at. rs
SKIRTS OF LAWN-deep Hounce
Of fancy lace, ribbon-run lac
beading and bow-worth s. es- 8 90
Equal values IN inner IN Slv"S-
DRAWERS CamJr'c-deep rufre.
b : hem and tucks-Valu@ ."s'--.-- -
DRAWERS Cambria and Musiin-wite
r7lfnes Of good eyu5'v and tucks or
lace and iuserr-value -I9----------. O5
DRAWE RS-Cambr!c- ruttles. with
five rows lace. ribhoU-ru0 lace
beadlng-satlu bow-SI - Drawers. 70
Equal values IN finer % 50
FINE NAINSOOK COMBINATIONS
Corset Cover and Drawers or
Corset Crver and SSirt-han3-
s1melv trtWu-l-
.0S t.9S. 2.69 sos. 7.9S
/ EXTRA SIZE CORSET COvERS-liuen
finish uluslin-Elch ueoa-tiEH-
htrug-46 10 81 husc-reg % ----- 2
EXTRA SIZE DRAWERS
Car1h-ic rufle. hsUstitchirg on
AMI ab0ve-valCe 80 -----------. -
EXTRA SIZE NIGHT pRESSES-
Y or high ueck-hsTs-itchinS AMI
cluster tucks-vaiue 80 ---..-. -
EXTRA SIZE CHEMISTS Cambrt,
corded ba-d-44 20 . bust. ...,..--. 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-12
IOWA 7wo.ceNr RATE SUSTAINED.

Des Moines Iowa, July 11.-Judge Mcpherson OF
the Federal Court to-day denied tho application of
two stockholders of the Iowa central ana the
viDneanoIis g. St Louis for an order restraining
the directors of the roads from putting into effect
the two-cent passenger rate enacted by the Iowa
legislature The Judge based Ms action the
Ground that no injury to the roads was shown;
that the complaint that the new rate would cut
down dividends was not proved; that increased
passenger travel might increase receipts, and that
no charge Of bad faith ia made against the direc-
tors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-12
MINNESOTA WHEAT WELL ALONG.

Minneapolis July IF L. Washburn State En-
+ornolopist issued the following statement to-day
regarding the green bug;
s.Although we have found the genuine Southern
green bug in various places in Minnesota wheat
appears thoroughly well along; and. unless unfa
vorable weather conditions prevail from now on
we anticipate no serious injury At present the
northern native form Is more abundant than The
southern form"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-12
TO-day'S Specials In
Cutlery SilyeTWare
Stationery Soaps

Silver Plated Dinner or Dessert
Knives-fne tempered steel
reg 20 half dozen. -.--.--.-.-- 90
Persian Lawn Statioaery-pound pkge-
90 sheets-blue or white-value 10. )
Vacation Cabinets-5O sheets and 30
EnVelopes-assorted tints-value 80 20
Steel Dinner Knives and Forks
bone and cocCbola handles
set Of six each-reg. Ss. ....-,.... 90
Leather College Bags-Brown and Gray
silk cord drawstring-value Sl.O0. 90
Tapestry Cushion ToFts-Picture
diesigns-Isx1s-value So -----.---- 10
Cedarine Moth Prevenrive-25 Ct size rs
Swifts Wool Soaps-for bath and
!alndry-5 Ct cakes --,....-.--.. 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-12
GUARANTEE COMPANY DIVIDEND.

The board Of directors Of the Bond & Mortgage
Guarantee Company Of No. IT'S Remsen street
EroorIy1, has declared the quarterly dividend of
Wv cent pavable August Is, TO the stockholders OF
record at the close of business on August TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-12
TC-a2y's Specials IN
Laces, Ennis, Eandx'fS

Embroidery Corset Coverings and
FloUrCings-17 tnch-vaIue SO and 40 %
Embroidery RauHau-s-Ins
EdgtnSs and Fl1urcirgs-4-s 20 10 yd
ienEths-vvere 10 70 - yd- I ) 20 10
Women AL Linen Handk'fs-
= and : hemstttch, value To-. 7
Point de Paris aad Fancy Laces-
20 irch-new patterns-vaiua s. 3
Liberty Satin and Plain TaTeta
Ribbo1s-BiaCk White and all
desirable sbades-25 e. vaIue-...- -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-12
Tc-G2y'S Specials II
Up1olStery-Rugs

Fine O-ganty CurJairs-Iace and
inserring-6 inch ruffle-worth 81 40 81
Fancy Cross stripe Curtains
gray. red. rose and Nile
value - -. Observation-Disclosures. ~
Mrs samples OF Corded Arabian and
Real Lace trtm'd Curtains-chOicest
novelty eflects-1i2 % - yd
Sample ends % Curtains that sell by thu
pair Up 20 S3OO.
Irish Point NestibuIe Panels
S-N4S-laTge mottfs-worth p. ..... 50
Linen Art TaTetas-Lou.s XIV.
designs-perfect goods-value 40 "a
Fis'd Ar BErlaTs-Moor1sn and Oriental
figure destgns-vaIUe 10 .-.-... O-S
reversible Couch Covers-Bagiad and
Persian stTipes-vorth s2-25.--.- 40
Best Wilton Ve.vst RuEs-Ortsntal
and fOral-36xT2 i1ch-worth 81 50 , "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-12
FOR SALE,
pREssMaKING AND MILLINERY.

DRESSMAKER CFrench). perfect cut and
fit wishes few more customers; out by
the day or own home; reduced summer
price 81 day; willing to go to county or
seashore. Address NJ Gaege, care OF Mrs.
Johnston, 15i East sist st
DRESsMAKER.-Perf filter: excellent
hand and machine sewer; capable OF TAX
ing charge; or companion 10 LADY; is an
excellent nurse. O. Brisn. 1855 Park ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-12
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT TNE

L-AND UNG-ANIEItILAIt LINE
TWIN SCREW EXPRESS AND PASSEN-
GER SERVICE.
PlynOuth-CherbC-rg Hamburg
SBa,avia July IA YAM tip Lin. tnw)Aug ,
tam ka.-J'y Is. lu:5OAAI +~Kaissrin. Aug =
'Deut land JULY 255 AN WaIdersee. Aug. 10
Patricia. July - 6:3OANI' Bluecher. Aug. Is
Among special features Of these vessels
are: Grill Room, Gymnasium. Palm Garden,
Ritz-Cariton Restaurant Elevators Electric
Baths. TNew SHRmbnrs direct
MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE
To GIBRALTA R-NAP ENOA
Hamburg Aug IL, noon. Sept ~, Nov .
T'Noltke. Sept g. PM: oct Is, Nov IS
Has Grill Room. tHas Gymnasium
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-12
Wk-LCRY STEA-eGEIP Cd

VERY Low SUMMER RAws
. To Pacific Coast and other Western
! tourist points Variable routes Fleet
/ q magnificent modern steel steamships.
1 Finest service in every department
+ ueNChttul Ocean and Gull Voyages,
/ All Sai!inEs from Pier - or lG e r
/ near Fulton St. at y noon New York
/ 20 Galveston. Tex. Tues Thurs. sat
{ Mobile, Fri or sat. Brunswick. Ga
I ri Kew West, Sat
/ Freight and passengers 20 all points
FL the West South and Southwest. in
/ Guiding Georgia. Alabama. Louisiana.
/ Missouri Mississippi, Arizona. Texas.
{ Kansas Colorado. Utah. Nevada and
/ California. Finest train service rom
, various ports
Tickets reservations, Bulls Lad!ug and
/ Gil Information 200 Broaisyav, cor Reade
/ St. and 70 South. near Fulton St
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-12
T0-day's Specials IN
Bows SuitS-SLirtS, &c.

washable Russian and Sailor suits
Chambray. Galatea. Linen. Crash,
Duck and Aadras-2la 70 10 yrs
value 81. 30 and 81 -.-.-----.-- .9S
Sailor and Russian Washable Suits
excellent assortment OF styles and
fabricS-S 10 10 yrs.-value S2-Ss. IS
washable Knee Trousers and Boomers
value 80 and 40 .---....--- 20
BOYS All Wool Suits-ChevIots. Wool
Crashes Homespuns and Casstmeres
&c TO 10 yrs.-yalCe 81 90. -.-..-- = 81
Boys Knee Pants-Nixed CheviotS-
Tweeds and COrJuroyS-patrnt
waist bands TO Il yrs.-vaiue 40 %
Madras and Percale--laund-rej ard
unlaundeved-white or fancy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-12
i PROMPT DELIVERIES
OF
GOODS BOUGHT
a FRIDAY

s,Au goods bought To-day will be dsliv-se
cred To-day or Tomorrow. according TO our
regular routine-drivers and wagon boys re-
,riving a holiday during the week 70 make
Up fer Saturday (which other ennployss get,
80. This insUres customers receiving goods
promptly as ner schedule. same as Il our
stores were open. and deprivss no enploys
OF a holiday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-12
Supply Your Wants To-day.
We Close All Day Saturday.
Saturday Is Clerks Holiday.
Io-daY's Specials IN
Table Tiners, ToweiliryI

ASS-~ -a--G-SS 4CWG-A-SS
AL Linen Damask-fuu bleached-
~ inches wide-59 ca. quality -..--.. 50
All Linen DamaskS-CreEm and fun
bleached-70 inch-9S Ct value "a
All Linen ToweIlings-for dish or roller
extra qUality-worth 10. -....... IN
All Linen Barnsley Crash-suitabls
also for roller-1S tncE-wOrth Is 12A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-12
To-dzy'S Specials IN
Buttons. Slammed Linens.

-N--4ASs ; L1--I = -rILS-Ss
Fancy metal ButtOus-uewesy
C0lors and cOunbinatiOns-trinnm
sizes worth 10. card OF doz.....- .
Large Fancy Buttous-ieweIed,
Persian, enamelled. &c
! and doz- cards-values 20 40 Ia
Stamped Damask Linen Scarss-
17T7t-value So ..-------.----- "a
Stamped Damssk Squares -3Cx3G-
h-mstitching and CuenwOrk-
value go --- 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-12
To-Gay's Specials In
Girls Wezr-B2bieS' Wear

Girls White Lawn Dresses-hiSh
and Dutch neck-yokes with lace
or emb'y and tuCks-
6 10 IA yrs-reg. 81 9S and S. 9s. I IS
Girls Washable presses-Gingham.
Chambray and PerCale-Russiar.
Fancy Waist and Dutch Neck
styles-vaIue S1T5 and SOD. x9S
Children's Bathing Suits
Navy Blue FlanneI-vsite collar
braid trim ID 20 6 yrs --------- SO
Babies Nainsook Slips-yuke OF
shirrings or tucks with lace, euby
and H :: value go -..-.....-... .4S
Ch!iren's Lawn and Null Hats
double ruffles or shirred brims-
tucked OF shIrred crOwus-reg- SO 40
ChiIdren's Pique Reefers-cOllars with
ernb'y ruffies and medaiHOns-
sizes 10 3 yrs-value 81 40. ..-,.-- IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-12
Tc-G2y'S Specials N
Scarfs ID Sans rove

Scars and SLaIS-TOweIs
AppNlued Scarfs and slams
2ON54 and S2xS2-fine and heavy Swiss
sCaIloped edge-value 90. .-.----.-- 50
Hand made Renaissance SCarfs-
AN5+-aliover designs-S3 a. kinds = SS
HucS ToweIs-soft fnish-white
borders enmed-i : X42-res- 10 .
All Linen Damask Toweis-2tlx42-
plain or two rows openwork-knotted
fringe-cOFG bOrLsrS-regular - 1914
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-12

@ O s 7 O ~ 4 7ER F E22?l5Sx b
ALL RIVER LINE via Newport and Fall
River. Live. Pier ~. y r. II. Warren -. .
week days ana Sundays, $50 p NJ. Strs.
IHsciIIa and Puritan. Orchestra on each
PROVIDENCE LINE, FOR Providence. Ros-
ton, East and North. Leave Pier j.. y. r.
loot Of Murray st, week days only. p. NJ.
steamers PROVIDENCE and PILGRIM.
Orchestra on each
NEW BEDFORD LINE, for New Bedford.
wood. Hole Marthas Vineyard, Nan
tucket, Mattapoisett. Marion and other
points On Cape Cod. Leave Pier ~. North
River. foot Of CIarksou St week days
only; at eco 7. NJ Steamers MAINE and
NEW HAMPSHIRE
N0RVICH LINE. for New London, Block
island. Norwich. Watch Hil. Narragarsett
FleT Worcester. East and North Leave
Pier 40 y. R, foot Cla-kson ST. week days
only 2. NJ. Pier 20 L r.. foot East
~ St. ESQ T. ". ALSO DAYLIGHT
IRIP on Mondays from Pier 40 y r. at
1000 A NJ f. East 22d 81 1o.45 a NJ.
steamers CHESTER W. CHAPLIN and
lily OF WORCESTER
NEW HAVEN LINE, for New Haven and
North. I've Pier ~. F r, week DAYS 2:45
NJ; Sundays $50 a. VI I've foo, East
I'D St, week DAYS 300 2 NJ. SUNDAYS.
1000 a NJ Sundays due New York on re
tuTn' BOO ? NJ str RICHARD PECK
Tickets and EtateToorns at 2I5. G73 11SO
100 and 1854 Broadway - Union So, $50
Flfth Ave. Gi9 Madison Ave 245 Coluu-
bus Ave. 1o5 " 125t1 st. 279s Third ave.
and at Piers. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-12
To-Gay'S Specials In
WlaaoW Slases-Rath Seats. &c

Oak Bath SeaJs-rubber covered
arGS-vorth 75.-.--.-.-.... 20
Opaque Window Shades-Sxs r.
assorted coIors-worth .35.. %
Oiicicth Tub Cuvers-'Or Two tubs
scalIoPed edge, colored borders
value 80 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-12
Three Splendid Offerings
IN Wash Dress Fabrics

70 CT Mercerized Panama VoiIss-
fancy shades-closing out price .1OH
1914 CT. Linen finish Charnbray-
IN Two Cf the best shades OF blue
absolutely fast cOlOrs-just the
thing for Jumper dresses -..-... ~
70 and - ct Mercerized Lace Striped
elties-white OF the fashionable
ing coIored lace stripes, ...-,--s 6g
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-12
MACHINERY.

wood and iron working machines: fuiy
guaranteed: machinery bought AID ex-
changed. GEO. d EDDY. sos Nsdisoa -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-12
To-fsy'S Specials In
SilkS-DrsSs Goods Etc

= ny u - NLN1a07 -
4C Inch Imported Voiles-Tan
Prrv7 GRAY. cadet. Ped. Green
and White-reg UlaTiy as ---------- 81
Shepherd Checks in Black and White.
Blue-1ud- White R-own-and-White
and Green and-White-value 10 SIS
- inch Imported Siciliennes-BIack
white coIors. high lustre-vslue Is IS
New Washable Silks Checks and
Stripes-pretty effects-valus %.
Satin FOular1s-Spots and figures In
best combinatiOns-value 50 1885,. s3s
- and so inch Pong-es-Wbite. Cream.
light and dark cOlors-vaiue IS rs
Plain and Fancy Pull Rraids, also
Persian Baudings-value 10 and II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-12
Io-tay'S Specials n
Underwear, Cloves, Etc.

Ncrlsn's Ribbed Cotton vests
straight and shaped-special- f2S
WOren's Isis Cloves
clasp-value 80 ..-...-..s.. 90
Mems NeEltss Shlrts-Percale and
Madras-NSu made-elsewhers SO. SfE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-12

Willie GO0dS-Iini1gS, Etc.
Black MerCerized Moreens-
extra quality-rsg "a. ........... I q
Nfotre Percaline-fuII I'd. wide
large variety q the fashionable
colors and fancy shades-were 10. I z
White Dotted Swisses-value ID. q
81 inch Shifting Madras.
Dotted swisses.
Mercerized Waistinss. 70 ana
Novelty White Goods, 20
I 40 inch India LInons
90 inoh Persian Lawns, IN
Yd. wide Cambrics .l2ft
Yd. wiGs NainsookS.
Linen Finish SUitirgs
Scotch Wash FIannels-extra wide
unsEriEkable-wCrth IS and fl 90
Summer weight Domets-SpeciaI. 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-12
NIedirerrnnean Service.

NAPLEs-GENoA. AT II AhI
7. Irene. July - T. Irene. Aug !
'NeCkar..... July 70 *. Luise. Aug. 81
\ Luise. July % X. Albert. Sept. :
h Albert.....Aug. 8 I"Neckar. Sept. IA
~DUits Genoa
From Bremen Piers I'd & 4th SITS. Hoboken.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD TIP "A El.l,t-FS
CHECKS GOOD ALL OVER THE WORLD
OELRICHS < 90. No : broadway, y. \.
Louis II. Meyer 1916 Walnut St. Phila-
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Twin Screw Passenger Service.

-CHERBOURG- RFtEMt-N,,
Kureuerst TuI, IS1UAN Barbarossa. Aus-l3
Friedrich July %. 10 AM Kurfuerst aug, - -
p Alice. Aug. / 10 AN Friedrich aug -
Bremen. Aug : 10 AN f'Goe ben. sept 1"
Bremen direct