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New-York tribune., 1908-03-24

COTTAGE CURTAINS
Cross stripe-Iovely color bleudirgs-
on white or cream-fringed
worth S1.19 air......-.......-..- So
Many styles in cross stripe and
snow flake. including exquisite tFados
of silk cross strlPes-alj yds- long
fun width. h.----------- 90 TO D OS
SILK stripes start at---..-.....t I .9S
Ruffied French Bobbinet-5-inc
rufHe. with wide edge and insert OF
handsome Torchon lace
worth Sl.9S pair ( %
other STYLES. including elaborate lace
trim d-3 yds. lons-full wilth-pr-
t.10 to g. 40
REf1ed Orgaudy- Renaissance
edge and insert five tucks-
value SlOo-pair- Observation-Disclosures .SO
With wide hcmstttched TuffleS-
Colonial coin spot or fiS'd centre
IS. yds long-wortE Si.2. .....-. OS
Comprehensive assortment OF othcls-
81. to . ydS. long good values
at 80 to 81 -------.-- 80 70 10
RtrFFLEp Ct'RTN:NINt.S-
Bobbinet and plain or IL Il Swiss
wide rufiic Rrrtis~anC. or fancy
lace edges au1 Inserts or tuckS
los. To SO
CURTAIN SCRIMS Lace or co.cr
stripes and checks dainty summer.
efTects-4u inch ......--.... Sl@t tU 40
cross stripes 30 inch. rs 70 %
CURTAIN SLIN.-CoionIal,
jacquard. lorai nsure. stripe aui
spot-5s to a. inch,...., los. 10 go
BoBBfNET-Round or riet mesh
white and Arah!au-yd. wide. 49,. 20
New-York tribune., 1908-03-24
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

Destination and steamer. Close In New York
Jspan, Corea. China and Philippine Islands
Seattep-Tango Maru. Mar g. 500 n
Japan, Corea. China and Philip
pine FTSncisco)-Nip-
pom Mar g. 500 m
Hawaii, Philippine Islands (via
Francsco)-United States transport. Apr l. 600
Hawaii Japan, Corea, China and Philip
pine Islands (va San Francscot-Asia- Apr q Goo m
Australia WesO,
Samoan Islands New Caledonia Via
Observation-Disclosures. Apr 8, 800
San Francisco)-Alameda =, 600
Japan, China Philippine Islands
(yia Vancouver Victoria. 3 C)-
Empress Of China. Apr 8. 800
Tahiti Marouesas Islands via San
FrsncIscol-Msrposa ...............Apr II. 100 N
New-York tribune., 1908-03-24
I.ANN ERS.

ENRIQUE GAMBOA. Lawyer and solicitor
Bogota. Republic of Colombia. South
America. accepts powers of attorney for the
correction OF debts. from foreign parties
for securing industrial patents and regis
iering Of trade marks, etc, etc References
the colombian Minister In Washington. The
40 al in
New-York tribune., 1908-03-24
WIRELESS REPORTS.

Tie Ryndam reported 2a3 miles OF Sandy Hook
a. 80 yesterday. Is expected dock about 3.31
= @ day
iceland. reported sixty miles Nantucbe,
L.shtehip $50 yesterday, IS expected dock
$50 a
New-York tribune., 1908-03-24
$500 ard $500 soys'
nnnkle Breast Sr.iS.
,,,Sss

All Wool PIaids. Stripes. Ch-css ana
rnfxtI1ras-Cheviots Twseds, Cassi1sres.
Velours. etc.-PIain OF bslted->trsiEat OF
Enfcker trousers some with Two pslrs-
Newest styles and cut-weu taiiorsd-nest
Ifnings-perfecr fttinS-Mato--ty ha's
two uairs trousers 70 Is US
Iinit-TVO.
such Extraordinary value ths- Whola7
salsrs say we are giving goods away.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-24
stes Lace Edge SHADES.

7x2 ft-white only-trirn with VI
imported lace and inserting
Quality OF Holland and width and
quality OF lace make them worth
81 as. which is the price they were
intended to retail fer Being bal
ance of a large purchase. 20 clean
Il I'D. We offer them as spring
sale special at IS cents
Idmit-Ons dozen
New-York tribune., 1908-03-24
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Bar SIS 6I1 Moon rises 12le Moons age p
HIGH WATER
a M.-ssndy Hook SO Gov. Island -ITIeIl Gate
3n-Sandy T4ooH --. GOV. Island l. Os Hell POI
New-York tribune., 1908-03-24
Cottage Curtains, Curtainings
Summer Draperies, SlipCoYerings

this department become
You'll the immense varieties the newest
other house matches
goods too rapidly for tatyou depend fooN
New-York tribune., 1908-03-24
Kisses slf.93 SuitS.....


New Spring Checks and etrips5-aiso
rIain colored PanaTaS-ndfty C0ats- WIN
scuars o. pointed fronts-double and sin
gle b-east-uo-ch collars. with contrast-s
ing silk and braid inlay-satin lined
newest model pIeated skirt-rlats BY In
class IaiIOrs-14 and Is years.
Iirst-Ous.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-24
s1.ea Bcys' Telesco9e dzts.. -

Sample stock OF ore ot the 6Csst Hst
ru'Tr-R1ack. castor. brown. sts4,
psari-plain or fancy bsnds-broat y
narrow brfwz-hOuud or uubcU1d-sl
sizss-regularIy 81 - a1f Si9S.
Iiuir-T>n-1.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-24
sz.es Girls Trimmed Eats. ~

Neapoutar Braids IN Wtf-s. Champagn.
Brown. Navy and Red. prettily dented
and trirn'd with large Louisine Rlooos
bovs and flowers; also LsSHorns- 1acsi
with Chiffon, fine trimming o. white II
colored silks with and without lowers
Iirltt-Oue.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-24
Rat,ss' s1.z5 ssort Dresses. 50

uri-a Iavu-Frerch Vast or Yoks
stvIes-hfgh or low neck-vtr1 and WITH
out shoulder ruf1es or h@rrhss-fainty
trimmings Of lace OF erno'y. + a Or pla1
t1-ks. etc--trirn Z or plain SA-rrs-siEss
NOS. 20 5 yrs
Ifntt-Tvo.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-24

DRAPESY & KINo\o SlIN>
new color and desiSn s,-rctS " 81, IS
wonderful beauty ..--.-.--- -
CURTAIN NETS-Also mtA" charm
dresses ami fancy costumes .st
Fnet. Colonial ColyCrtl ara r - -
wcaves-wn;t4. ivory. Nrace rr .
grcsns-iS 90 "a .ncn-.-- i =
CURTAIN MADRAS white. crra.a l'...~
Superb coro~irSS Ter ell tlrris.il- QS
= 10 - !n-h..-........- .t9 " -
PANELS AND I.NCt.S for dcoIs ss',,.sa--. asa--.
windows Marie. Autolns'te. he,
Tauoour. Irish POINT and \'N'''
meShrS- white. ivory. Ara'''- o.
q ,n,,............ 50 10 20
- ....t.2 20 20 4,9S
- fa.b.............-I.6 90 TO 20 - a.
I.a,ss-1S To- ao INCH. - ~ =
IMPORTED LINEN SHIP GOV
An new ,a'ar.rzs - .ca- So
,rsustr SO ,t qulHt .,-.----'- ...,,,.s--
BELGIAN STRIFE SLIP COVE
Jacqu5ri or platu stripes -
'''- I,,-,,.,,-, - ,,r,r,, 81, z,ay-r fasa-
9.-,,... s.-,,.. ana Oriental a-7is-
iGatrrl'y ward NHir ., % =
SrJ t~etuun .F------- ---'' .
NJ r.rh'rs- 10 SO =
tto-u Az TAN -'a.- ~ 27
AT -at-rr-. --.--.----- y. t1css
,s.svGle obese -r''es
..eosa:a,s ask
DEN4MS- plan. ns 20 -
reversibte. .i2i--. 10. ~
sl,KLAPs-pia.n. esursd- .... Ia 80
New-York tribune., 1908-03-24
TiPEN kIIEHs..

TYPEWRITERS.- makes sold rented
repaired exchanged reliable service
Gorman. 20 Nassau 1t. Telephone 2t4o-
CoTtlandt -
New-York tribune., 1908-03-24
"BTngs mai

sFfnance. March Panama
Hull, March 1t---------- Wilson
City Of Savannah March Savannah
mail.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-24
Spring Dress Goods Display

OF
while daylight prvad
they'll better when you
New-York tribune., 1908-03-24
Wnue7's s3.75 CorSets.

White SILK Brocade-ueT deep % ulo1sl
with four silk elasriCs and cesp scs
fufsh-satin ribbon bow
IInir-Ons
New-York tribune., 1908-03-24

A chance for second thought!
Thanks to the rain, we still have
plenty of hat bargains-all perfect
hats from our own shelves.
$3.50 and S. soft hats.
SI.85 now.
$3.50, So and $3.50 French
"Pocket' hats.
S1.85 now.
81 or better Golf" caps.
35c. now.
ROGERS, PEET & COMPANY.
Three Broadway Stores.
258 842 I26o
Warren st. 18TH ST. 32nd st.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-24
ITALIAN S. S. LINES

.NAVIGAZIONE GENERALE ITALIANA.
tia vELOCE P'ast Italian Lineo
tITAIIA Societa de Navigazione Vapore.
TO NAPLES AND GENOA DIRECT.
sSanuio. Mar % Cd. d. Abrufzi- Apr.
tBrasiIe Apr 4 tAncona. from Phila. Apr: 70
HARTFIELD. SOLARI e. CO.. SO Wall ST.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-24
OLD GOLD AND SILVER.

OLD GOLD. silver and precious stones
bought at highest market values; made
into new articles or exchanged for new Jew
elrY or Japanese goods at n. 4. Teppers .
factory. Al West 3Sth 81.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-24

Spring BroadclOths-ai wool
81 grade stripe H.en1inss'
such as Copenhagen ard E-ss7.
CoDenhasen and Leather, smoke anu
Tan. also combination % Green
Gray and tan: with others equally
erfective-elsewhere 81 50 --.-----. ~
All Wool Chevroa sergos -54-irch-r'eh
browns. incluIinz the new Fodi1e
Taus- Blues. etc-alSo Black
sold eIsew here at $50. -.---------- Lev
LIST OF OTHERS.
45-inch Au-wooI HsEriettas-- 50 90
5o-inch Broadcloths. .0S.-f.t9--t.3J
3elnch AIl-wooI French CaaIliss-.. ~
54-inch Fancy Striped Broadcloths. .- -
A and 46-inch AlI-vooI Shallow "a
Stripes and Checked Ta1e1as- as----'' -
As and 50-inch Hcrrinsbones ard "a
Striped Ssrses- 5000 g
45-iuch Plain cord Novelty se-sss-- -
45-inch Shadow stripe Sl-sss- s------- 80
and quauties..-.-... 50 70 2.9S
4c to 46 inch Imported ~
Black voi!es. 80 t' f-4S
A. 20 81 inch All wooi n
Black chiffon Panama 80 - l.-7
A. to 81 inch All Wool Sasdov ~
stripe Taffetas -.--.--..- .C5 - Lev
IS inch Pack Shadow stripe Nohsi1s 40
and Siciiennes-vs,us s. 50. .-..-- LIZ
New-York tribune., 1908-03-24

WE ARE OFFERING limited amount OF
stock at S1Oo per share; large manu-
featuring business. in Brooklyn; value OF
plant $3.50. .o00. now in fun operation: the
above stock will pay per cent or more.
Full particulars apply McDonald-WfgSins
Co 81 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-24
g. 50 linen Table Cloths. i.4S

rr,an silver BIeach-Extra heavy-
deep hemstitched heIns-Spot. Fleur De
Lis and other patterns WITH oorueis u
natch-s-1o size (62xso fncn).
Iimit-Two-
New-York tribune., 1908-03-24
esos AuIjnen 2. S. Sets. 3,42

r,1, Satin bIeach-64xs6 inch Cloth and
dozen NAPKINS, favorite patterns, neatly
boxei-uaks splendid Wedding Gifts
Iiuit-One.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-24
e. "a Australian Blankets. 4.sa

Extra Nn.-f1- size for lsrss beds
white. Pink. Blue and Red horders-oiik
binding-A truly exceptional bargain ana
one you cannot possibly duplicate else
uhere-Tryt
New-York tribune., 1908-03-24

SMALL. attractive country place for sale:
2&acres OF land, laid out in lawns ard
flower gardens: modern house, IL rooms.
baths. open freplaces; servants rooms :
stable and coachrnan's quarters: 10 min
utes' drive from Stamford station; con
veuicnt to trolley: house is handsomely and
completely furnished: price. S2oo Par
ticuIars apply McDouald-Wigsin Co. 237
Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-24
SO "a Wilton Velvet Rugs, 1888

"a vds-rtch roral. Indian and medal
lion desisns@also tvo-tone snecrs never
before shown, strictly perfect. not the
ter,a.cbed rugs offered elsewhere.
I.nlit-One.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-24
s1.69 Negus Couch Covers. .

pev.rsfhle-6o inches wide-fringed al
round-Handson1e Turkish ana PERSIAN
.racts-can be used as portis-e as. well
as couch cover
Iimit-Oue.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-24
II ct. Pillow Cases.

Fine Muslin-full bIeached-3-incn nenl-
otner sizes at special prices include:
45x3S regularly -121s------ -
bonss regularly -13ls----..- -1O
s.,ss regularly -14is-.--..-- L l
Iin1it-One dozen.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-24
Wcmer's sf.Z5
III 2 > = , -
Night Dresses.

Ssf1sool< auf Can1brfc-rouut OF ueck
-siab borate styles. with deep lsce ard
smb'y yokes, satin ribbon ru1-so1ls
sleeves entirely OF lsce and rioooa-
Linit-Thres-
New-York tribune., 1908-03-24

n. Y, N n. u HARTFORD ;,an X; n
I2d Ct and 4th Ave. as follows for
Boston Via New London & Prov.-ft il0:W ~
:Ijl1o;o2 4; M, t:1:oo XIV ;os; Via witt H
mantfcL+.a:u3 A. M. t2:O1 P NJ: via
Spfd. ts:1o A. NJ. 'il12:0e. 'li4;oo. 'll'"
P ". pM
CT harrington stockbridse, LsnoS. Pitts-
neidNt4:b4' fTs:oo A NJ 1923 P NJ
Ticket offices at cd ,,o Sen., i,.. 81 R.waT ana
c25 Union So. c1s2 5th Ave. GAS CO:
Ave. c5e5 5th Ave, cs4s Mad. Ave. c1os
". i25th ST. 279s Sd Ave. In B.kiyn. c.
Court St 47s Nos.rand Ave, 500 Bway:
sDaiiy Except Sundays SStops at 129tn
ST. xstops at 125th 81. SUNDAYS only.
fParlor Car Limited Has dining car.
cParIor and Sleeping Car tickets Also
New-York tribune., 1908-03-24
EnRTH GERMAN llUVG.

Fast Express SerVlce
pIyHOITTH-CHERBOU RBOURG-BR EM tN
Erorp'z VIM. Mar. "A Kaiser a. It--
X kaiser VIM. II Mar 81 Cecilie new. apI-
Twin Screw Passenger SerN.Ee
pI,YMOIJTH-CHERBO RBOURG-BREMEN EN- y,
sBarba rossa Apr - Barbarossa- NC, ~
turfuerst May I 7kurfuerst- 80 June Il
Bremen direct
Mediterranean Service =.
crR.ITAR-NAPLES- at IL A. NJ
X Albert. Mar. 2s Friedrich. apr ~
p Apr. a X Luise. ApI. 10
From, Bremen Piers Sd & 18th SITS. HoboKeee..'
n. G LLOYD TRAVELLERS tHENShVv
OELRICHS & CO. No. Brodo"Ay, "
AMERICAN LINE From ON, FIer 10 4 i'' n. J. H.
H-CHERB' G-S' THAMPTON,
Philadelphia. Apr 4INew' York. Apr IS
RED STAR LINE From Pisr H. n T. H.
NEW YORK-DOvER-
iceland. Mar. 2s Finland. Apr -
kroonland. -. Apr. 4 Vaderland. .AE-: is
WHITE STAR LINE ESon - \ Per PEI
NEW K-QNSTOWN-LIV
Cedric Mar 26 II :3Opm Baltic Apr. I8. 10 am
Celtic. Apr .. 10 a m Cedric. Apr %. II am
PLYMOUTH -CHERB G-S' THAMPTON.
Adriatic. Mar.25 II am lOc mic. Ap s, II 80 am
Majestic. Apr 1. 10 am Teutonic. Ap. is. 10 am
NEB NED hosT6S x9E6 TO ITALY
via Azores. Madeira, Gibraltar,
Crettc. May 2s. noon Republic. Apr. 1s, noon
Canopic Apr. T. ! pm Roma mic Apr. %. 5 Scam
PASSENGER OFFICE. 8 BROADWAY.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-24
BUSINESS CHANCES.

ATTENTION.-High class contracting con-
cern, this city, doing business OF 5000
annually is open for a first class gentle
man to look after the financial part: clos
est Investigation invited. $4,000 required
For particulars apply to McDonald-W Wiggtns
Co. 25T Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-24

HUNGAP1AN-AMERIC SERVICE.
TO FIUME VIA
GIBRALTAR NAPLES AND TRIESTE
PANNONIA Mar. 26. noon May "A. July 2
CARPATHIA- Apr. 9. noon: May Is July is
SLAVONIA- Apr. 30 noon: June 10. Aus
VERNON H BROWN, General Agent.
21-a4 state St. opposite the Battery.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-24
STEAMBOATS,.
H1aIfHIT k::SsTsI gSsI3l

For NEWBURGH Str. leaves Pier -. n.
r., week days +. NJ. SUNDAYS 8 a. NJ.
For POUGHKEEPSiE. TUES. THURS. d
SATS. = p. NJ.
For RONDOUT and POUGHKEEPSIE,
MONS WEDS. & FRS. 4 p. NJ
New-York tribune., 1908-03-24
20 Ct White Dress Linens. Is

Full hleached-Yard wfde-Aedlum eI.o
-. -,..i,bt-for Vornen's and Childrens :
Iur,ner and Russian Dresses. Waists, etc
-Esrh season brings increased demand
for Dress Linens.
Jfoif--1S Yards
New-York tribune., 1908-03-24
RIIIIARD AND POOL TABLES.
DREssMAKING AND MILLINERY.

ORDERS TAKEN reduced rates this week.
material accepted; street or evening
New-York tribune., 1908-03-24
6WNNRD ILOENES

From Piers 51-52-54, North River.
TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN.
PASSENGERS BOOKED THROUGH To
LONDON AND PARIS.
Etrurta Mar 2s II a m Iucania Apr.
Mauretania Apr 13 D m IJmbria Apr. II
Carmania Apr. 5. 10 m Lusitania Apr. 10
MAURITANIA. April 1.
LUSITAN1A. Apr. is.
largest. Finest. Fastest In the World
New-York tribune., 1908-03-24
PALTTwORE Z. OHIO R. r.

CHICAGO. PITTSBURG, 20 am &c - n'D %
CHICAGO, COLUMBUS. II % am m nm
TITTSBURG. CLEvEED. 800 pm NJ I'm
'.PITTsBI1RG LIMITED. $50 pm 90 90 pm prn
NsTLouIs LoUIsX.. 1Iso 20 pm pm 10 90 90 ann ann
GIN. .STLOUIS. LOUSY, s2o an, g M, um
ONO offices: N 2fs. 4s4 1900 Broadway. nsp, As,1,
House. los Greenwich St = .s snl1n Fplton Ss St.
SrootIyn West 23d st ard Liberty St
After s p m. Sleeping Car RessTsets1n' sirl
and full Information regarding trains. -,
csn he Obtained a, Bureau of Inforrnation.
r. n p. a. pad St Terminal. 'Fhoh'
Number Chelsea-3l44-
New-York tribune., 1908-03-24
ss $3.50 Wcmen's Suits.
Wonen's $40 Waists. IL

White Lawn ard Bz-iste-6seo yozes II
lace inserts IN single arr double ' e.
fects-lace and enb'y inserted sl.-vN
ard bodices-trfrn' 4 bscks-au sfzss
Lfmit-Oue.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-24

White with dainty all over figures N az
ttntings for Women's ana Chior IN :
sumn9er dresses. also sp!enalo styeS -'i
yUbtts and BLACK for Half Mourning
Iinlit-f5 Yards
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-02

Consists of Skirts, Gowns, Corset Covers, Chemises and Drawers of an extra good quality for the money-All are trimmed with dainty faces and embroideries-Low necked gowns.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-02

Consists of Skirts, Drawers, Corset Covers, Gowns and Chemises which are very effectively trimmed with lace and embroidery beading. Tucked and plaited effects. All are extra good values
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-02

Consists of Corset Covers, Chemises. Drawers, Skirts and Gowns. Several styles of each and all neatly trimmed with good quality trimmings. Gowns, Corset Covers and Chemises have rib bon beading.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-02

Consists of Skirts Gowns, Corset Gov. CTS Chemises and Drawers which are the climax of value giving. Some
 dainty styles and qualities that are
 always sold at higher prices.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-02

the taiiors for all extras, such as vents, cuffs, belt loops, vest with collar, etc, and will be obliged to make small extra charge for such items.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-02

Consists of Gowns, Drawers, Skirts
 and Corset Covers. Cluster Tucked and plaited, with torcbon lace and em- broidery insertion. You can't afford | to make them.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-05-15
BRADY AND BOOZE.

there is most significant union in
Washington county between Brady and
booze, just as there is in Pocatello.
Public opinion may compel the Brady
gang to put local option plank in the
next republican state platform, but
in the name of common decency what
will it be WORTH The anti-saloon
people of Latah county would do well
to look up the past record of the re-
publican party in this state, pregnant
as it is with falsehood, perfdy and re-
pudiation, and then do a lot OF serious
thinking before they vote the republi-
can ticket. The republican party of
Idaho, as now organized, is not worthy
of support, and its pledges, no matter
how plainly written, are not worth the
paper they are written on. A party
that less than two years ago deliberate
ly lied to the people is not now worthy
of confidence and support. At least
as long as the liars are still in control.
The News urges those in favor of pro-
hibition to take no chances. Vote foI
honest men.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-05-15
SOME REPUBLICAN HISTORY.

pealed to his fellow republicans to kill
the bill. Asked the republicans to re-
pudiate a republican platform pledge,
and in his furry, and to show his con-
tempt for that bill, (solemnly given by
the republican party of Idaho, under
the leadership of Brady,) torn it to
shred before the eyes OF his fellow sem
ators. Think OF iti He paraded his
disloyalty before the eyes of the entire
state, and gloried in that treachery.
And after the bill was dead, and two
years have rolled round, the republ-
cans of Idaho, with Mr.. Brady still the
leader of the party, with power enough
to nominate himself governor, meet
in Wallace and hold another conven-
ton. They select six of the leading
republicans of the state as delegates to
the next republican national convention
to select the next republican candidate
for president. And who are these six
republicans worthy to represent our
state2 We will name just one. His
name is Hart. He is called Senator
Hart. And we review the record to
discover what worthy and distinguished
service Senator Hart has done that he
is worthy in the eyes of James H. Brady,
the next republican nominee for COVER
nor of Idaho, to represent our state,
and we find that he betrayed sacred
trust, disgraced his party in the eyes Of
every honest man, and gloried in it.
This ought 10 prove that Jim Brady,
the head of the republican machine,
doesn't believe in reputation, and in
sisted that every plank of the republi.
can platform be carried out. Brady
must believe it or he would not so sig
nally reward the most notorious plat
form repudiator in the entire state
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-05-15

We do not know that there is any
connection between Brady and booze,
but we do know that some of the most
important members of the Brady gang
are the most prominent whiskey people
in the entire state. First, we have the
Pocatello Advance, that runs a Brady
for governor" at its head, openly de-
tending the saloon, and dividing its ed
itorial columns between boosting Brady
and defending booze. Then let US go
over into Washington county, solid for
Brady, and see who the republican
leaders in that section are. We find
E. M. Barton, who supplies the saloons
of that county with seventy-fve per
cent of all the liquor sold in the
county, prominent as Brady leaders,
and one of the big guns in the repub-
lican party. Another Brady republican
is w. R. Brown, a saloon keeper at
Council, and still another, Will Gilbert,
all three delegates to the republican
state convention, is credited with the
reputation of never being known to
have refused drink. In other words,
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-05-15
Good Linirnent.

You will hunt good while before you
nnd liniment that is equal to Cham
oerlain's Pain Balm as a cure for muscu-
lar and rheumatic pains, for the cure of
sprains and soreness of the muscles. In
case of rheumatism and sciatica it re
heyes the intense pain and makes sleep
and rest possible. In case of sprains
II relieves the soreness and restores the
parts to healthy condition in one third
Ine time required by the usual treat
ment. 1t is equally valuable for lame
Osck and all deep seated and muscular
pans. 25 and so cent sizes for sale by
Y. Y. Johnson.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-05-15
Tho Elephants Are Coming.

rhs entire press of San Francisco
20 lavish in their praises OF the
c'as,.r ce.s Norris and Rowe circus, mu-
o,ou anr menagerie, hippodrome and
seu,n, surrsss of Nations which exhibited in
.Vr W., ci,v for a period of thirty days to
9TQ.S73 ,D paid admissions. The Call
Id 1T is doubtful if better or
'a S,sarer circus has ever visited the
T,ssa nSs;sc Coast" The Evening Post
,sid. Lid "If you think that it is a little
.sow disabuse your mind of that idea,
s ior # is the biggest thing that ever at
,smnted in this CITY," The Evening
Rnlletin said:" The performances
aivep by Norris and Rowe are revel-
s,;on The large audience was taken
bv surprise at the magnitude and ex-
cslence of the entertainment" The
Tvaminer said: Morris and Rowe
are to be watched by the other big
circus men, for they are fast forging
N the front. The program that they
are ,resenting is 6rst-class in every
particular. 1t is a big show, too"
The Chronicle said: The develop
mept of the Norris and Rowe circus
has been progressing rapidly, and the
variety and scope of the programme
offered Yesterday, could not be ex-
ceiled by any circus company in this
country. The menagerie has been en-
hrged TO formidable proportions, while
the costuming and performers are first
class in every respect" Town Talk
says: The programme presented by
Norris and Rowe is comprised of many
sensational and daring acts by artists o
International reputation. Society wa:
out in force" The Evening New:
said: Morris and Rowe's circus ha'
caught on, as it should. 1t is big
bewildering fairyland of astounding
performances. The big circus will
exhibit in Moscow Friday, May %
Afternoon and night will be duplicate
in every particular of the performance
that delighted San Francisco during it
phenominal run there.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-05-15

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Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-05-15

About two years ago the great repub-
lican party OF the great state OF Idaho,
with James H. Brady as the party lead
er, met in the convention and among
other things wrote an anti-railroad
pass plank and placed it in the plat
form. Then the party, with Mr..
Brady as leader, went over the state,
and before the people, and pledged
that if the republican party were elect
ed that solemn and binding pledge
would be carried out. The people
voted the republican ticket and the
anti-pass bill was presented. And
then every one of the Brady gang,
comprising a majority of the republi
can member Of the house, voted to re-
pudiate that pledge. But there were
some honest republicans and they COM
bined with the democratic members
and did pass the bill in opposition to
the determined and bitter opposition
of the republican machine gang and
the present staunch boosters of Jim
Brady. Then the anti-pass bill, re-
publican platform pledge, went up to
the senate. The senate, like the
house, was republican. And these re-
publicans had pledged the people thai
they would support this identica
measure. But what did they dor
The Brady gang tried to kill it, anc
succeeded. Senator Hart, Mormon
and very enthusiastic Brady supporter
at this time, was then, as now, re
publican leader in Idaho. And he haC
pledged himself to the people to sup
port the anti-pass measure. And nov
it was up to him. What did he do
Arose as the republican leader in th
senate OF the state of Idaho and ap