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“TREN SHMPEISTTIERE SWOPE | FOR THIRTY YEARS (——— gee DLMSANDTEET FOR BRODKLYH nn ins sas anf] Se” | QUEG Catarrh—Read His Indorsement In Antloipation of a Viotory in]/While She Will Probably Not Get of Pe-ru-na. the Next Election There Is Ex-| Her Subway, the Building of : ACITYAN ITSELF orm J0°S1S°STS Bicycles and Bicycle Supplies. SIXTH AVE. noo Rieyele Sundries. ight emp tt BICYCLE 7 7 | BROWNS, %-In., per dos, with nip 7” oeptional Activity in Prepar-| Third Tracks on the “L” Is i bles, Ing for Primaries. Practically Assured. MATION Blorcum tmes; everan- 7, 95] URE BRAKES mumtied and aUaad ggg | womens, MDE BE Se oe J gee —_ SOME HOTFIGHTSPREDICTED/WILL SIMPLIFY PROBLEM. UNION GUARAN Lt) RANTHRD TIRES, perp 57 ELPCTRO GAS BICY Opposition to the Carrollites Is Gain- Ing Strength in the Twenty-ninth and All Eyes Turn to Delmemr in _ the Wigwam. & Borough Officials Urged Extensive Underground System, but It Would Cost Too Much and Would Not Pay. @rowing confidence in Tammany’s| Brooklynites are hoping that the end @hances in the coming municipal elec-|of tho transportation problém in thelr tion ta shown in preparation for hot}borough {fe at last in sight, although Oontests for supremacy in several dis-| there is slight possibility that the more tricts, and the primaries of 1908 bid fair| ambitious schemes discussed at yes- to be the most earnestly contested in| terday’s meeting of the Rapld Transit years. The Deveryized Ninth will not|Commisston will be realized for many Bave a monopoly of the hard fighting by any means. The withdrawal of John F. “Ice ‘Trust Carroll in the Twenty-ninth, accompanied by the graceful bestowal of his mantle upon Mulqueen, Has been accepted by his followers with the same sweet grace which was displayed by the central organization when ‘Ridh- ard Croker made Lewis Nixon his heir, Already“lines have been reformed, and mY Leader Mulqueen will have the fight of |e eet ae te een ts hia life in the primaries. The Navaho} the astute business men comprising the Club, organized for the express purpose! Board that the scheme would be an ex- of “putting up a fight” against Mul-|trayagance which would impair the queen and the demoralized Carroliites, | city's finances, that such a system already has a membership of 800 and] could be operated only at @ loss until years, Several ambitious heads of the Brook- lyn borough had earnestly advocated that Brooklyn. be provided with an ex- tensive subway railroad similar to that now buiiding in Manhattan and plans were suggested in detail, making in the whole a system of rapli transit on a gigantic “scale and involving the ex- penditure of nearly $75,000,000. Of course the Rapid Transit Com- The balance of the “Columbia” Brand $3.50; hand-sewed, made of French Calf- skin, with double sole: spade shanks: per- forated vamps; serviceable but dressy shoes; all sizes; exceptional value. Also Men's Shoes of Kidskin, welted soles, several styles : Of vee: in lece and congressy Box Calf [ane WOMENS 9150, SHOES double soles. welted new swing flat sage) ¢ ailtdina and sous Pissre Leanne ounce and lace, patent Tester Chidren’s Shoes at Special Prices, els Wen’s 83.50 |Women’st3,50 Be 75, 00| NB EN wet:ncee, 799 Shoes at 75.00 re For a $76.00 Cycle A Most Remarkable Offer, The Cycle Wizard B Camera is a beautiful high-grade instru- Eafe ied er ren cog rh DI ea da hE Cameras can be had at this price when DEVELOPER, per 8-oz. bottle, RUBY LAMPS, the $1.00 kind 400 : 20 U \ LUTION 00 Wizard B Camera! ment of widely recognized merit. It has every camera improvement of vi + its specialty This offer includes hs leaherete cate strap and plate holder. Camera Sapation IDEAL TONING SOLUTION o 77 that have two glasses and burn oil, PRINT ROLLERS, 6 inch double, 50c. kind, : vf Se Lean Meehl deals PLATES, thousands i 4x5: si: én ee @ new club-house at No. 112 East]all the outlying districts in the borough and lace; per pair, Highty-seventh street. Herma:t Gold-| nad been developed. FOUNTAIN DRY PLATES, 5: - RE i i man is its President; William Dain and But on the Mayor's request that size, per dozen, sah 50c INCANTS REGULAR SOLE SHOES: Soft Kids sizes 1 William J. Hirschfield, Vice-Presidents; | something be done the two schemes for Samuel Goldberg and Dorle A. Kava-| improving transit Cacilities in the bor- TAN magh, Secretaries, and Edward §.| ough mere soeeneet One pee Soe mTOR NNT Murphy, Treasurer. templated a way not so extravagant To cap the climax Lawrence Delmour]@s the ambitious politicians had sug- CONGRESSMAN MEEKISON, OF OHIO. eppears as Chairman of the Board of| gested; thé other provides for the addi-| Hon. David Meekison is well known, not only in his own State but throughout Amer- Managers. “Whispering Larry” Del-| tion of a third track for express trains |foa. He began his political career by serving four consecutive terms as Mayor of tho mour 1s, was and always will be,|0n the existing elevated roads in the|town in which he lives, during which time he became widely known as the founder of Croker's “‘dearést friend,” and so long| borough. Tae second plan in all prob-|the Meekison Bank, of Napoleon, Ohio. Ho was elected to the Fifty-fifth Congress by = fas he stood by Carroll, {t was accepted | @bility will be indorsed. It will cost the| very large majority, and ts the acknowledged leader of his party in his section of the city comparatively nothing, as the ex- | State. to 6 in red, tan and black; also some black shoes, 50e | : SPRING HEEL SHOES; 5 ( 108, in red tan and black; wooden a, pair CHILDREN'S SPRING-HEEL SHOES; Kid and 3 all sizes up to 11; button and lace; per & RUBBEROID TRAYS, 4x5 size, each, 7o RUBBEROID,TRAYS, 5x8 size, each. I4c ER: fit Pe Hasta? Wizard | Have Your Favorite Yegative or Korona Cam- Enlarged. : eras, 4x5 size; 30c For one week we will make an 8x10 enlargement, mounted on gray PLA TEHOLD- | board, finely finished, for 200 pair, GIRLS’ SPRING-HEEL SHOES; Kid and Pi Leather: buton and lace; all sizesupto 2: per pain, POG as evidence that the Wantage exile a ERS to fit Poco,| Send for our developing printing and BOYS’ AND Y i tensi and improvements must be Only one flaw marred the otherwise complete succesy. of this rising statesman. Ca A i ‘ ing, printing it ‘OUTHS’ SHOES; Satin Calf: double Wes favorable to Carvoll in his nett segentaken by the corporations owning | t@Fth, with its insidious approach and tenacloui , was his only unconquered foe. Frome, Wizard | mounting prices—they will prove a pleas- lace; all sizes, from the little fellows’ number 8 up AP Bd Ein aste RAEAEDEY: 6 lll Veni HNeh ont | eran at Luan oan eupeuee: For thirty years he waged unsuccessful warfare against this personal enemy, At last uh JOC to the young men's:size 5 on IS bination for supremacy In the Four-) W "uavor favora the second plan end |Feruna came to the rescue, and ho dictated the followiog letter to Dr. Hartman as the}! rons Cameras, 5x7 size; each Lacie will, it 1s understood, urge that work | result: Delmour was looked upon as chief of| be begun at the earliest possible hour. yhe “Old Guard." He is a power in the| With the adoption of inclines at the lisirict, and when Thomas EH. Rush,| terminals, it Inted “<I have used several bottles of Peruna and I feel greatly after one licking, withdrew from all am-|the surface through the outl benefited thereby from my catarrh of the head. I feel encour- bition for leadership, and the Delmour| tricts, making the trips in rapid aged to believe that if I use it a short time longer I will be fully able to eradicate the disease cf thirty years’ stand- influence was on ithe fence, those who wanted to be “in it’ in Fourteenth ing.’’—David Meekison, ex-Member of Congress. Be. usa, ter een|) hemes een now FINE is rejoicing, for It is believed eDimour|tnoreathle Number, Police Say, holds the balance of power. The Nava- (lain and Second Floors, Bast.) (2 ls Se re weeny Sinem Specials. HE season of catching cold ts upon us.| Mrs, A. Snedeker, Cartersville, Ga, ‘ Values in ‘The cough and the. sneeze and nasal | writes: Exceptional Bas inave tot nied take men basins x twang are to be heard on avery hand, | _“‘Tsaw that your catarrh remedy, Perune, +S; lie pbey are, preparing to make a lively. treet, The origin of chronic catarrh, the most | was doing others so’ much good, that I B. be: Hapthe et Twenty aan. ele fart gagD hag See ee ie ee common and dreadful of diseases, is a cold, | thought I would arbers Oupplesan Pocket Knives. lamge thr "This is the way the chronle catarrh gen-|try it and see Ws Mehies: & 260, | oratty begins. A pereon catches cold, which | what it would do : 1 was ablazo again to-day, a roofer hav- h roof bangs on longer than usual. The cold gen-|for me. My case THIRTEEN IS \ REAL {ng ecoldentally set are.to,the roof which | iy starts in the head and throat. Then | is an old one and ;' As soon as the tar had burned out | follows sensitiveness of the air passages,/I have none of the fire was erat eae the police said | wnich incline one to catch cold very easily.|the acute symp- it was incredible e number of Ital- At Inst the person has a cold all the while| toms now, be- 0 FOR THE red out of the gullci6 ut |seemingly, more or less discharge from the | cause T have had 1 | they had the fire drill down perfectly, | nove, bawking, spitting, frequent clearing |the disease 50 and when all were out the police had to | of the throat, nostrils stopped up, full feel- | long that I had stretch lines to keep them from stam- |i, 4 in the head, and sore, inflamed throat. | none of the aches Logie ‘The best time to treat catarrh is at the|and pains, but a very beginning. A bottle of Peruna prop- | seneral run-down erly used never falls to cure a common cold, | condition of the Take Off Your Hat. thus preventing chronle catarrh, whole body—sore ‘While many people have been cured of |nose and throat Another Important Sate. The last of these stirring mementos of| the Civil and Spanish-American Wars. They tell a vivid story of the prowess of American soldiers. Every patriotic citizen should own one of these relics. They are getting scarcer every day. And at the prices we have set for them it is unlikely WM ELLIOT CO'SRAZORS: made of the very best quality steel; shony handles warranted, 75e GEO,WOSTENHOLM & SON'S RAZORS; fine quality steel; made Thompson Clothing Company Has Had 13 Burglaries—May $2.75 Imported Z Z Corsets a, 7 5 Hir Fourteenth Employee. chronic catarrh by a single bottle of Pe-|and stomach. I had in Sheffield, England; ebony han- that " . re tate TUNATTapereniatralbn When’ the entarh he: | er ifovdldld oat acaritncre ate trae |alccen FSe| A will remain to form a each, > oe comes thoroughly fixed more than one bottle | come down from 140 to about 76 pounds 10 || scissoRS AND SHEARS; finest sale. Early purchasing is advised. me _Thomseon_ Clothing, company, fac cat tae ots | Sahin eh aes "a UY Say aes STs: ee OS gL SCAR AUG Yh ts Mino te 7, 9) ‘hirteenth street and Broadway, has a|| fn twenty years’ atanding. ‘It is the best if | Send for freo book on catarrh, ontitiea |) [fly 65c- g TRENCH DAYONETG; vew: metal sead- 9.5, Sure enough 18 hoodoo. Paging your batt | not the only interne! remedy for chronic | “Winter Catarrh,"’ by Dr. Hartman, “Teal KNIVES, 2 and 3 blades, te “Giasiuiises et ae pur "| Also These Exceptional Va'ues: Sariy to-day (Briday, March 10 ing Yo no’ ei ay ae Petre hte y Dr, Hartman, “Health POCKET Pred iaers tary organizations for drill pure 7, SZ) rRIANOULAR BAYONETS; each, Se a Be: / thigves broke $175 plate glass window pate ete ea" lpetiar cat snias Go tiiee ee fine quality steel, wi 250 Prat Sia NON-COMMIBSIONED OFFICERS’ One lot of all the up-to-date models WT fm front of the store and stole two prevention Heong ks pelle in cure. He you apipet erie Prompt and satinfac- stag, bone or pearl; regularly 75c.. CIVIL WAR REMINGTON stor swaape, 4.25) : bow, spring overcoats. Here's where the dest coh Rgiaeao rariaalG Coeaar th at once to Dr. Hartman, giving o fell state |fL_ SWING STROPS, of fine Russian Mica "ail aww ane ts ood orteTs 7, (| BAYONET Pou PEP? ggSSORD na 7.00 wi Z Sittoens multiply: } symptom of cold or sore throat ment of your case, and he will be pleased to || leather or genuine horsehide; reg reer e reremt ieae Aajed an carly a8 1829, sack Se} views: The company has been in business dea poiy Bee abled all At sige Zou his valuable advice grat, ularly 50c., OT cular bayonets; ace a moders 48-70 One lot of NEMO CORSETS in medium Meee te che terieent Sees ita arin almost certain to end in chronic catarr! Hartman Sauitartum, Columbus'G, °f 72? (Qlain Mioor, Front, 18th st.) [| centre-fire cartridge; in good onder; (Thied Bast, 18th 8.) Lassi Floor, Centra, 19th 8.3. ow has been broken. . ; «ppm angle lee Cigar Prices Reduced. orld’s Sreatest Grocery, thet have been purioined tore. aA Most Important One-Day Sale. Choice Staple Sroceries and Deliouctos. Each day in this great Pure Food Mart has its own special features—slways: al teaen fiewe and choos ots. others thet we don't rege A, | Pure Food ” a eet ee ee cecee int fashion auch. as wil make Saturday of | 494 inviting Tormorrow’s offering is pronounced in its quality and economies See importance to Cigar smokers etree e Serer swore She regular as well as the special prices—Note the difference: Sage! Eppa! No grease or injurious ingredients in its compo- sition. A clear lone, without coloring matter, ee, ae SHOE SALE. |f Credit to All. Drake's Pound Cake, teen employees or engage @ ¢ourteenth, ya Cortland t, N.Y. w hese Choice Brands of Cigars. pee feats fer FRE LAID BRON ARBRE, NF |B SthAve, & 9th St,, Brooklyn 00 per dozen, 2G e)RAISIN and MOLASSES, pw 759 4,500 pairs Sample Shoes at less . 4 EL FENIX. Key West clear Havana, high wade, five sizes in box: box of 50, HK a (None delivered.) b, than cost of production; all choice | Noted for Fair Dealin, PRINCE OF, WALBR, Ken, Qon slew Hevanw Colman made : oo J teathers, made in this season's new-| Se wid a naebaapelsy 3.75 MADDITA very shle, mit | LETTUCE Maney, tothe All the Best Sorts of est Superr Sutter Lace and Ox-/l§ Ladies , Men 8 & Children’s CLEAR HAVANA ROTHSCHILDS, all Havans, Roshchild sve, box of 100, | 4-50 Bae er Ee eter fale fords—in sizes most- naa aLianACion aie, atcha 2.75 COPFEE—Fancy Golden Han. | ROAST BERT —Estre Choice tomy fren, posied tng de | Prim Rite tram aan at EETS—Preai from i Shen ganiene; pet bunch, | BTEAK-rtee taney Sle 4°! PoRK "LOrNe—choice Corn-| CRAGK! CELWRY—Paney Kalamasoo | sea Yorney Pork) per Ib., Lue Galery. nicely biesched; per | GavighGbe Pansy Country walk. 10° | Pork i Wb, us BALMON—Vancy blood red | SARDINESF au dy Lalune Bockeye, 1:1 can, 1Ge| Prench Sardines, Ks; cen, 10: LASIMPATICA, clear Havana, Puritanos; box of 50, 2.75 HAVANA SPECIALS, all Havana. Conchas Selectos; box of 30, 2.15 REINA VIOLA, mixed Havane filer, Conchas Perfection: box of 50, 2.25 FLORODORA CIGARS: box of 100, 2.50 GEO. W. CHILDS; box of 50, 2.00 SPRING HATS. [enn Not a bit Previous to talk about Spring HAT SALE. Hats, is it? You’ve been waiting for the word as to what is to be the §, n Men’s Clothing, Furniture, Carpets, Stoves, Bedding, &c. Spring Hats—haven’t you? ell, we'll A * not ng you Walting’ an longer, for We Will Furnish Your SUPREMACY. Sumairs wrapper Purisanos, box of 50, 1.50 Corned Beet. now’s the time to discard the old and Home for LUCKE’S ROLLED CIGARS: box of 3, 1.25 ARMOUR'S of SWIFT'S delicious Choice j don ‘the new. $1 PER WEEK MAIL ORDEDS SOLICITED. mild SUCAR-CURED SHCED 25 PLATE or NAVEL PIECE, In Derbys there’s a tendency to rather 1 aC BOILED HAMS. per Ib. Oy" parm (Fourth Frew.) flat set brims and slightly lower crowns & Spring Styles—the newest blocks 4 P —black or the new’brown is very modish, in Soft Hats and Derbies, A partic- ; _ /- The soft hats are usually of the large ularly broad variety $ f : ’ wide brimmed variety—blacks, pearls, in our excellent line nutrlas, Oxfords, modes and tans. of $3 quality hats at ° .|.. ° SPRING DERBYS and MURroth es : 4 SPRING ALPI N ES, att ayaa OF hath THE 2 $2, $3 and $4. LITTLE SUNDAY WORLO WANT, LITTLE WORLD PROF- These hats are of the same high grade WANTS PAY BIG PRO demanct and the exact same styles that ITS, WHATEVER YOUR mand $3 to $5 at high priced hat Your Cred ls as Good as Your Cash. ||| SUNoay WORLD WANT ee Gare WATCH $4 WM. VOGEL & SON, |€°) 22: WILL PROVE THE SURE PL RRRADWAYS 3; |.4 BOMSTON AT, FORERUNNER

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