The evening world. Newspaper, July 14, 1903, Page 5

THE WORLD: TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 14, 1903. MISS MURPHYSBT HAS ARRIVED 0. Twenty-five Pounds Weight, Strong and Healthy, and the Cunningest Little Hippo That Ever Went Down in the Tank. ‘ODD FISH ARE IN TOWN. There's the Grunt, the Trigger, the ‘Trunk and Others, Besides the Four-Foot Sea Serpent That Es-| caped Down the Bay. Miss Murphy, Graceful hippopotamus in Central Park, was safely delivered of a child to-day. Mother and child are doing well. Caliph, the father, is setting up the peanuts to the elephanta Miss Murphy s not inordinately proud, Dut her pensive smile !s more reminie- cent of the entrance to the Hoosac Tun- nel than ever, And well might she pat herself on the back if she could, for this Is her elghth offspring in fifteen ears. The new hippo baby weighed twenty- five pounds at birth, which Ja not such @ great welght for a hippopotamus, but @ hippo grows a lot. This one Is able to locate the family restautant with un- failing accuracy and when a few hours the prepossessing and THE MONKEY “DUDE” WHO DIED OF A BROKEN near, “MASHER” MASHED old skipped about unlike a gazelle. Official midwife Billy Snyder says that Miss Murphy's eighth is the cunningest hippopotamus he ever saw. As soon as it begins to take notice it will be taken out of the winter quarters with its mother and placed in the open tank. ‘Then will follow a pilgrimage of chil- @ren in fact and children of an older growth to Central Park, for im ail truth the antics of a baby hippopotamus are of a nature to inspire mirth, Compared to a baby hippopotamus, a Newfound- land pup is a skirt dancer. Miss Murphy will nourish her own offspring. She is an old-fashioned mother and does not Delieve in raising children on the bottle. And, besides, a bottle for her baby would have to be a carboy and the nipple would have to be as big as a Panama saat. ‘The only show of petulance Miss Murphy has shown for a long time was manifest at noon when she was in- formed that President Ragosevelt hail congratuia- not sent her a telegram oi tion. A name for the new arrival hae not been decided upon, because {t Is not @ certainty just what kind of an arri it is. it "proves to be the kind that ‘Billy Snyder has suspicions about, strong pressure will be brought to bear ll it Irwin. Here Are Some Queer Fish. ‘ing of hippopotamuses reminds . There are fresh fish jn the Aquarlum—fresh from Bermuda. Taey arrived yesterday on the steam- ship Trinidad. Among the fish are three ootopuses. The octopuses are not handsome. They feserve all that William J. Bryan ever Id about octopuses. Other fish in the collection are sur- geon-majors, grunts and hinds. There Are also trigger fish, but no revolver br gun fish to fit ‘them. The four- rs fish will inspire Deputy Police Commissioner Piper with polgnant re- gret if he ever sees them—regret that there are no four-eyed policemen. There are plenty of trunk fish that pack themselves, ljcewlse angle fish. The man who named the angel fish was a rare humorist, or perhaps It would ve better to call him a satirist. A four-foot green moray jumped out of its tank into the ocean just off Sandy Hook. ‘This sea serpent Information is open to Edward Corbett, Charles Mur- ray, Frederick Peel or any other Coney id press agent, SMALL-POX WA ACH MAN'S HOME Dread Disease Appeared in Household of Col. Archibald Rogers as Family Was About to Start for Newport. POUGHKEEPSIE, July 14.—Small-pox das broken out In Crommvald, the coun- Ty seat of Col. Archibald Rogers, of New York, whose house is now quarantined, and there !s much alarm in the village of Hyde Park that the dis- ease will spread, the villagers besieging the local physicians to be vaccinated. Young Mr. Coleman, a brother of Mrs. Rogers, was stricken with the disease two weeks ago and was promptly iso- lated in one of the small bulldings on the estate. Col. Rogers and his family, who had made arrangements to visit Newport, at once had their trunks returned from that place and submitted to a quarantine, which consisted In thelr keeping within the limits of Cromwald. Now there is another victim of the Gisease on the Rogers estate, who came down with smallpox yesterday, accord- ing to the statement of Dr. R. K, T hill, who ts attending Mrs. Roge brother. The announcement is made that neither of the patients is in the alightest danger from the disease, Col. Rogers is a well known devotee of yachting, His fee yachts have won champlonships on the Hudson and his summer fleet has included such flyers @s the Bedouin and the Wasp. In 1892 Col. Rogers was one of the five mem- bers of the America’s Gzp Committee. Last winter it; made x gallant rescue of Mrs, Rogers when they became nearly numbed in the icy waters of the Hudson during atrial spin of a new ice yacht. spring Col. Rogers leased the Ledges, at Newport, , BOY’S LEGS CUT OFF. octors Could Not Save Life of Vic~ tim Hit by Switching Engine. (Special to The Evering Works) PATERSON, N. J., July 14.—John Lawlor, seventeen years old, who lived ‘with his parents at No. 840 Pine street, while crossing the Taylor street cross. ing of the Lackawanna Railroad to-day was struck by a. switching engine and THIS MONKEY DIED OF A BROKEN HEART “Dude,” the Simian Acrobat at Glen Island, Grieved to Death When Shunned by His Fellow- Monkeys in the Cage. One of the monkeys In the big Zoo at Glen Island died yesterday of a broken heart. He was one of the trick monkeys of the Kudge family and was very proud of his ability to go through a perform- ance consisting of turning somersaults, walking a tight rope and promenading on his hind legs while carrying a cane in one of his paws. He was known as “Dude” and was probably one of the vainest little animals that ever saw the ipside of a cage. The Kudge family are endowed with whiskers and are very proud of them. Dude would sit for hours rubbing his face in Imitation of a man stroking his beard. A short time ago Dude had a slight misunderstanding with one of his companions and something of a mix-up ensued. It was of short duration, as the keepers interfered and Dude came out of it with several teeth marks on i face. He was removed to the infirmary for sick animals and a salve applied. ‘The wound did not heal as rapidly as was desired, so Dude's face was shaved. Tt was thought that this would assist the wound to heal. Fought for His Whiskers, He objected to the shaving process so strongly that chloroform had to be ad-! ministered. When he came out of it he seemed to understand ¢hat something had happened, and he determined to dis- cover what it was. He felt of his face reflectively.and with @ puzzled look, as! {f he could not comprehend the situa- tion. ‘Then his hand would gradually creep back until it reached a point that the razor had not covered. Then the monkey would look relieved, and he would again begin feeling of his cheeks as if hoping that his former digital in- vestigation had been false, In a few days the constant care be- stowed upon him began to tell and ti’ wound healed, but the whiskers did not grow aguin, Ten days ago it was de- cided to return him ¢o his compantons, and he seemed to understand that trou- ble was in store for him. At the door of his cage he hung desperately to his keeper's neck, hiding his naked face. When pushed inside he sat down close by the door and bravely held up his face for all his companions to see. His appearance provoked a sensation that was for a few moments very nearly a pantie. The Others Shunned Him. A ring-talled monkey, constructed on the general Unes of a daddy-long-legs, happened to be nearest when he was shoved into the cage, and went over the heads of the others as if she had been fired from a gun to a’remote cor- ner, where she shivered and jabbered her opinion of him. Her fright seemed to communicate itself to all the others, and they huddled together as far from him as they could get and shivered and chattered. ‘Then they gradually quieted down until an unnatural silence pre- valled. Their eyes, fixed on him, blazed with ‘curlosity and wonder, ' Three serious Kudge monkeys, still disentangled themselves fro) and cautiously approached him for closer observation in response to a chat- ter shaken out of him by misery. Slowly they drew near, unul he com- mitted the imprudence of takings short step to meet them, when ‘they backed away again, held a brief but evidently animated discussion amoly by stares, frowns and grimaces, without making a nd, and finally coming to a common Lung Trouble Before I took alck I eral years before. When I boman epitting blood my w now. KOOH OF BERLIN breathing the Prof. Cymph Inhalation, my lungs were strong ‘so that T could resume my former vooation. Cleansing with Koch: the blood hacking gatarrh, #0 that 19 doctor's charges were very reasonable, and I think he is competent to treat all throat, ang stomach troubles. Since taking his rez my stomach does not trouble me any more mw’ paths and gas after eating, says George Haywood, 525 West 48th at., ¥ ‘We charge every one tho A week oF $10 @ month ar three months for $25, and furnien IL medicine for treatment required’ at home, oF it off. ured ie “was removed tn the in great Joseph's Hospital, but eponye ne Pa iS liable. t Or. Koch's Sanitarium, 119 West 224 at. This proposition ery One, as we cannot itutlon, as we do not tu te or county, xs nce ale bell yc opinion, turned thelr backs upon him and mounted solemnly to a high perch, Pined Away and Died, He had been formally repudiated by his kind, and he took it greatly to heart. he went to one alde of the cage they would go to the other elds. Poor fellow: he had a sorey time of It. Twice the other monkeys jumped on him and whipped him.” He made no effort to defend himself, but took the punishment with as gooj grace as was possible under the circumstances. He was finally transferred to an- other cage, but the change did not seem to mend matters. He had been shunned by his companions. His pride had been wounded and his spirit crushed. <A week ago it was discovered that he ate but ttle and was fast becoming a skeleton. Yesterday the attendants were startled by an unusual noise in the cage in which Dude was confined. The othe monkeys Were screaming In terror. The poor little fellow wes lying In the cor- ner dead—of a broken heart, the attenu- ant stated, and as such it went on the records of the Zno. Dude was about had been at Glen which time favorite witn four years old and Island for two years, durin, he made himself a great the Iittle ones, HEALTHY Pe-ru-na Invaluable for the Ca- tarrhal Diseases Peculiar to Old Age. N old age, no matter how healthy the person may be, there is a tendency to coldness, sluggishness of the circulation, {nadequate digestion of food. Such a con- dition {s not.exactly a disease, but Is one of the Inevitable consequences of old ago. Pe- runa is peculiarly adapted to these condl- tions which result from old age. It spreads a grateful warmth throughout the whole system. It invigorates the circulation. It increases the digestive powers. Iy short, it mitigates all of the symptoms which are di- rectly caused by old age. Peruna never fails to be of inestimable worth to old people. It prevents premature wrinkles. It give health and elasticity to the skin, and under its use the sallowness and wizened expression disappear, It has been stated over and over again in le from old people that “Peruna has mai look twenty years younger." In old age the mucous membranes become thickened and partly lose their function. ‘This leads to partial loss of hearing, smell and taste, as well as digestive disturbanc: | While Wife Was III at Home. RR oe ee ee Maia. y WAY INTO COURT | Old Man with a Predilection for Flirting in Park Merely for the | Fun of It Met the Wrong Woman. /HELD OUT ALLUREMENTS. Talked About $25,000 Nuptial Gift and Brownstone-Front for Four Long Years to Amuse himself; Samuel Adams, sixty-seven years o of No. 58 ast Sixty xth street, w a prisoner before Masistrate Mayo in | Yorkville Court to-day charged with dis jorderly conduct In ‘'entral Park. De- j tectives Kah: and O'Loughiln, who ap- peared against him, said that for four ars they had been trying to get a complainant against him, as, they «ald, he was an Inveterate masher. Adams acknowledged that he had made the acquaintance of numerous women In the park simply for the ‘fun of the thing.” He ts very bald and has gray hair and mustache. The prisoner waa arrested in a sum- merhouse In the Ramble, Kahl told Magistrate Mayo that for four year numerous complaints had been received from women, but they objected to ap- pearing in court and could not be In- duced to prosecute, Adams, Kahl sald, would make the acquaintance of a wom- an by means of flirtation and as a bait would promise the woman $25,000 and a brown stone house upon their marriage, The specific complaint against Adams to-day, which Kahl had finally secured, that of Miss Anna Stein, forty-four old, a dressmaker of East -fourth street. She met Adams on and was to have met him again yesterday, at which time he was to show her his bank books shWwhat do you do this for?" asked the Adame replied. wife Is sick and I while away » with these foolish women. It diverting,” very / Setective. Kahl then told of the $25,000 bait, He that when arrested’ a bank book found on Adams on the Citizens’ Savings Bank, showing a ba ance of $1.25. The bank book, ho’ ever, did not belong to Adams, but to a German society. of which Adams fs said be secretary’ ‘xdame promised to refrain from filrt- Ing with women In the future and on his promise Magistrate Mayo discharged hin, Peruna corrects all this by its specific op- eratlon on all the mucous membranes of the body. Mrs, Jerusha M. Crane, Deerfield, Mich. “I must claim you as a friend, for yor fferiug. 1, cannot speak too hij for eve it has saved my life. I su! ead, throat, Jungs, stomach, Intestines and_biadi catarrh), I am now feeling well, thanks to Peruna. anything I want and it does not hurt: Up feeling well and good. I am so Peruna, A New Ilan at 79, Major Frank O'Mahoney, West Sido, Han- pibal, Mo., writes: “Up to a few years ago I felt no need to test its medicinal potency, but lately whon my system needed it your Peruna relloved me of many catarrhal troubles. Some two years ago I weighed 210 pounds, but fell away down to 168 pounds, and besides ioss of flesh I was subject to stomach troubles, indigestion, loss of appetite, insomnia, night sweats, and a foreboding of gotting my en- tire system out of order. During some . Writes: thankful Tam almost seventy-one years ol uu have cured me of ‘oll Hered” with ty der (systemic iep, and get can sleep, and Ke ul, that I found your os months I gave Peruna a fair trial, and It rejuvenated my whole system. I feel thank- ful, therefore, for although 7 years old I feel ke @ young man,"'—Major Frank O'Mahoney, One bottle will convince any one, Once Used and Peruna becomes a life-long stand- by with old and young. It you do not derty. Prompt and satisfac- tory results from the use of Peruna, write at once to Dr. Hartman, giving a full state- ment of your case, and he will bo pleased to sive you his valuable advice gratis. Address Dr. Hartman, President of The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus, Obio. You Can Choose from “11.75 Hundreds of the best suits have been affected by this price revision. among the most pop styles. The reduction typical of the broad store. to the fore the tact th clothing obtained here values, Broadway. Things are never done by halves here, and a price reduction like this puts eminently You can have a suit of homespun, serge, cheviot, worsted or cassimere now at WM. VOGEL @ SON Suits that number ular of this season’s is decisive, emphatic, liberal policy of this at not only is the best , but likewise the best Houston St. SO SHOT HERSELE Parents Refused Consent to Girl to Wed Playmate Who Followed Her Across Sea and She Ended All with Pistol. | SWEETHEART WAS NEAR HER. Made a Final Ap cai Break Down Opposition Before Appeal in Effort to} | , ” 5 | entirely vegetable; its absolute purity Is She Fired Fatal Shot—Fell Dead Aicnenes Se Mp tts sreeltTay: Phd Menld Sabet 4) ree Fs OE8!| vouched for by expert analytical chem- Her, only two y old, and alone. 0 “ seen 3} . at Feet of Youth Who Loved Her.! passed through Ithaca todas on cng | tote! Hate bacioteee et nee linen aside your urine for 24 hours. If New York Express, on her way tol sedim cts, y re Dillaaslpilas cme diitiscleceterete a sediment collects, your kidneys are In (Spectal to The &ventng World.) ORANG, N. J, July 14.—Assunta Tar- rotta, a comely ItaMan girl, shot and| killed hersef to-day at her home, No. $2 Cone street, Orange The girl was seventeen years oll The opposition of her parents to her marriage with Pasquale Fraffe prompted trotta and Fraffe were play- mates In a little town near Naples when the girl's parents, Mr. and Mr: Pas. |r We Give “S. & H.” G : THE BIG STORE SIXTH AVE. neowatironun §876I9*STS Quantities are exceptionally large, because the response to th The items enumerated herewith will be on sale in the Main Aisle, Floor, to-morrow and succeed HORLIOK'S MAL! horpital MIL regular $2 cure corns, 0. bd LIPDIG'S BEEF, IRON A’ per ci WINE, Lala | quart, ‘alco PEPTO MANGAN, 4n-| ARSORRENT. ADDEY'S SALT; Ge. sizes, 106) package, WINE OF coca, VITAL BLOOD PURIFIER AND | TONIC, ALCOHOL, 95 per cent. pnre:| MUSTAR pint, Bie. ; quart, GDE| cloth, 25. bo: HAIRINE; 180. aire, Mo; 15. |GREEN'S wine, B5c | sire LITHIA TABLETS; 6-gr. bor the, 1B. ! 106. Tew Retail Price. sell at or above the restricted price. B4c| Violet Toilet der. Violet de Parme mates Sle TBe|Hellotrope To Violet de Parme rom der... Tollet Water... 1c Te\Lip Pomade. These we have in liberal supply for our none for dealers, Jee-Cream Freezers Easy and quick to operate, can bought to-morrow at very low prices. Blizzard, Lightning and Frezo Ice-Cream Freezers, made and guaranteed, will freeze cream in a short time with very litle labor. \-quart size... 1.28 | 6-quartsize.. 2.50 2-quart size... 1.40) 8-quartsize..3.25 3-quart size.,. 1.70 | 10-quartsize..4.25 4-quart size... 1.90 (Basement.) Garden Hose. COMPETITION HOSE, 25 ft lengths, complete with ree 1.90 nozzle, at SPECIAL STANDARD GAR- DEN HOSE, with %-inch coup- lings, guaranteed : 25-fe lengths, 2.00 50-ft. lengths, 4,00 STANDARD HOSE, 25 and 50 fy erat, com plete with coup- Tings. ot 2.508 4,75 EXTRA STANDARD 4-PLY HOSE, guaranteed: 25-fi. lengths, 2.75 50-ft. lengths, 5.50 (Basement. Refrigerators, MODEL REFRIGERATORS made ot hard ‘charcoal filled, removable aide walls, piiventted cheiver and See igiee No. 431-—-25% In. Wi iat es 625 No, 432—27 In. Qin. highs regula 9.25 House Style; 25 tm. wide, No. 458—Apartment rep, 5) in. Ment eld oe eh; regularly Ii}, 00 Feavlarly $19.80; pent," "™™ 77,00 No. 462—Apartment House Style; 31% In, wide, 21 in, deep. 68 in. Mab: TE Ze Os 461—Apartment tn. a | Two-year-old Whe K. | DLUE JAY CORN PLASTERS: | | WITCH HAZBL, 40c/ DELLADONNA PLASTER, 3c COKB DANDRUFF CURE: D PLASTERS, x, 1 1&2 BROMO CATFEIN | Roger & Gallet Soods, Imported by Park & Tilford. These prices apply at the Siegel Cooper Store only, all other stores being obliged to} | | OIL; Bor, Be.; 8 on, 280 Articte, Price-brice.| Article Pacupriee| sees ze + 9To GDc|Bonguet den Amours 972 THef | “AMAICA GINOER: fark, To fs | B98. PEPPERMINT; flask, 120 + 9Te TMe|Hellotrope Soa; ase} | ns Sie THe\Violet. Soap, Fil TINCT. ARNICA: 4 o8., 18c.; + Me TBe/Santal Soap. 18c]}| PURE GLYCERINE; 8 02. Se; + Tc TMelViolet de Parme, apf) 8 oe. B00 Vera Violette 1.06 Pow- AMMONIA; bottle, Bo AT RR Fraffe, who is nineteen years old, fol- lowed them three years ago, and aince that time the young people have been a. us to et married ade a final appeal to ‘Tarrotta fo to-day, but were again final interview and before sultor knew her purpose the girl pulled a revolver from her bosom and, Pointing It at her right temple, fired The “not took effect immediately and! she fell to the floor dead before frulte Rot to her. LITTLE GIRL TAGGED ON LONG JOURNEY. After her the Started Alone from Michigan for Pennsyl- vania Makes Trip Bravely. (Special to The Evening World ) Dhoran Matankalns, and she came from ‘ Mich. Her cestination was. written on a tag, which was fastened to her dress. The os ut ductor reported that she had | a whimper since she be- not the Journey. Her parents are Hun- Jans. bp aes Actress Falls from Window, M (Spectal to Tho Evening World.) PHILADELPHIA, July 14—Mra, Flor- ence Green, an actress, fell from a hird-story window of her home to-day ohe sustained severe Injuries but will ecover. KIDNEY kidney remedies. The ingredients quick- q ly ferment without it. There is trouble | S¢tious objection in the mind of ahead for any sufferer from kidney dis- | ease who meddles with them, harmful ingredients to hide? gill's Kidney-Wort Tablets contain no al- |cohol. If you have backache, if making water Is painful or if compelled to get up during the night, the Tablets will cure you, as they have cured thousands of others. money by engaging their quarters by mail from among the Hist of Fur- nished Rooms and Apartments to Let advertised in the Sunday World, 8B: ae ee Alcohol in Liquid Kidney Remedies Prov | longs Disease, -WORT TABLETS Charles F. Orr Relieved of Intermittent Back- ache of Ten Years’ Standing. f Alcohol {s the mainstay of all liquid) Hospitals use Kidney-Wort in tablet form because it contains no alcohol—« physician to the use of liquid kid remedies. It 1s the one remedy that thi oughly cures jaundice, gallstones, ma- laria, chills and fevers, debility, liver com= plaint, constipation, piles, gravel, dia« betes, rheumatic pains due to excessive uric acid, and the headaches and dyspep~ sia that are brought on by overworked, clogged kidneys, without weakening the alimentary and excretory organs. It 1s Why not take a remedy that has no} Dr. Pettin- trouble. Kidney-Wort Tablets will post- tively cure any tendency toward disease, The Tablets cure without false stimula- tion. think for @ pled aince. Out-of-town people who Intend |THE MILLIONS’ PATHWAY. Post, | your “Want” where the people Will read. Those who WANT and those who HAVE meet through the me dium ‘of the million— “SUNDAY WORLD WANTS.” isiting New York will save time and reen Trading Stamps. ACITY IN ITSELF OPER. ing days. MEYOR'S EXORA OREAM OR | + 2: POWDER: rerular 50s, 2¢ DR DPLDEN'S LITTLE LION | PILLS, Be hott | | ACKER'S Ack ENGLISH REM- EY, coTTON; 1:1». | ite 1D | KRSNPDY'S PINUS CANA- DENSIS, 1.10 | Pons mxract., qt. | regular 8 TARRANT'S, size, ANGIER'S EMULSION; $1 stz0, 58o 119 SELTZER; 31 os 1 Bic on ac NERVURA: | 11| 8D STUARTS LETS; 606. SULPHUR CANDLES; tumiga- tora, 40 DYSPEPSIA TAB- size, B8c | KITCHELL'S LINIMENT; 31 | alte, B80 | GRANULAR PHOSPHATD | SODA; W. pkae, 176 | MANHATTAN EGG SHAM- | "Poo. i650 | BAKWR’S CRYSTAL CASTOR A Very Special Sale at De Drugs, Patent ese periodical sales is always enormous. ‘ Cxtraordinarily Low Prices: A feature of this sale is its remarkable scope! Everything that is needed at this season of the year in Medicines and Toilet Articles is inch ‘i wa as well as the regular Drug Store on the Main, f a DORAX: Ib. box, 106 | FLORIDA WATER, 8 02., 2c] DR. GRANDVILLE; reg; WOOD ALCOHOL: pt, Ie: | MANHATTAN TooTH Paste, | Pts. Eo at. B7e | tudes, 7¢| VIOUET REGAL; MAGIC CORN CURE; positive cure; 10e ANTISEPTINE; antiseptic and hi, 20 tree Tile CALDER's ToorH Powper, | 0"! tl. ‘3 Rew ale can, 7c] ROGMR & GALLET'S: De Parme, Tria of Indian 2, ANTISEPTINE TOOTH POW-| o; mouth wash, DER, 190 ¥ ARMOUR'S FINE ART TOILET Goons. PERFUMES. 10c. cake, 3 for bs * DR. CHAMLES' FLUSH Popp, |CROWN CRAD APPLE; requlsr| RUBBER GOODS, Bc | € os., 4 | 2-QUART FOUNTAIN 4m” MALVINA OREAM, B2c | COLGATE'S EXT.; on. (vottie| RINGE. 3 hard rubber 25c . BO. WUTHMWOL TOOTH rAsTE: EXT.; ox (bottle 200 ree. . ~ MEDICINAL Aromas eg. B0e., HONEY ALMOND OREAM, | | nepuBLIC EXT; eay odor:| MARVEL SPRAY z oe B0e! res. $3.50, 2.46. . ye ATER, pl, VIOUET TALOUM, aighiy per- Lee's “Wosguito Chaser’’ an aan es Works Like a Charm. 40, 25, on, 400 An infallible remedy. Said to be the besr BRILLIANT NAIL POWDER, lever known. used in our manteure parlors; reg... 15¢., 100 MME. ISABELLE'S TURKISH BATH OIL, TB: Read what the Hon, Daniel Noble, Surrogate of ‘WOODBURY'S HAIR TONIC; Mosquito reg. 50e., 200 County, Long Island, has to say of the “1 ito Chaser. HON. DANIEL NOBLE, Surrogat: of ¢ Island: Jamaic yactt ng cruises and 1 have used Ir. Lee ite | st three summers and can testity to its grea: mer, Frequently, belore | obtained th erations ne RIT INDIA Bay Rom: pe, Be. at., 3 LAVENDER WATER, 8 on. |[piS.t'ocd Be 1B IES sao ae | | 2fndrews’ “Only Dyspepsia Cure.’* eee Le Bef | The one remedy guaranteed to cure Dyspepsia. |]We are authorized by the manufacturers to refund | customers, but | | [the money if it fails to cure. Regular price, 25c.; | [special price, Reclining Go-Carts, A Boon to Baby's Outing. Go-Carts made with the bes re- clining attachments known. Scien- tifically constructed with every- thing for the child's comfort and pleasure; solid full roll; solid reed sides and dasher; best quality steel reach springs: rubber tired wheels; patent fooibrake, neatly enamelled parasol clamp; Ss. 0. O ° specially priced to-mor- row at (Third Floor, West, 19th Bt.) Summer Pure Food Exposition Features To-Morrow Choice Hot-Weather Needfuls. And what a boon to the housekeeper pure, wholesome foods, ready cooked and prepared, are in this sweltering weather! stocks are fresh and the best produced, while our prices command immediate attention. CERA FRUTO, PARCGR TS | Tyee Wet Maka Vita LARGE PACKAGE, 10c Cereal Coffee. CARAMEL CEREAL, ) Per Package, Post RE ; 14e AL. PRUNE CEREAL, Macaroni. “Cores Brand’? Voile ee " * Bex. Quali over FOUN TAINE BRAND, ROLLED WHITE OATS, 761 | good quality x ny ba - taffeta dro ITALIAN TAGANROCK ShiECwit MACARONI Cornmeat ‘Hi , 2 SUVAITE CORNMEAL Ala i OW an WA : TTo| ve 10 Los. for 23e ines | PANCAKE FLOUR—' | OLIVES — Fountain prand, | made ft oat | Jerry’ brand; package, exactly, my bios. fi i : fe, ee RICB—Finet quadiey Japan as pic Prien teas eoed eens [eres ee | made pure fruit | tured. Pe otal eer i ttea lion cotererir i weet sar tts | To-morrow at CRACKERS, fresh trom the’ | cans for 50 aa —6 | TOMATOES—Pountatn Brand, Sait SCocothut Bare, “Cot | SOUPS — ‘Fountain’: finest quailty hand-packed coanut Marshmallow or Fig | finest quality, assorted q red ripe Jar Sandwich; per Ib.. Ze be preser lée. cans; per Rett otis ne | eh, jo Bo tROO! ber pecker @be | edo; full Coreats—Reliable Brands—Ready to Eat. Com Flakes, Gramuta, NITOL TOOTH POWDER, i 15 on Longlsland Sound on m: 79e| Window Screens, ° Hardwood frames & extension: extra low prices to-morrow. 24 in. high 22 closed, 37 extension 23e 30 in. high, 22 closed, 37 extension, 30¢ “(Basement.) Photography! A Very Remarkable Offer. Weemploy none but expert photoxraph- ers—those that know their business thor- Screen Doors. SCREEN DOORS, walnut finished, choice of 4 alzes, SCREEN DOORS, natural Maished, choice of 4 ales, SCREBN DOORS, mahogany fin- ished, cholce of 4° stzes, SCREEN DOORS, natural wood fn- feb, 2 coate varnish, }, Bataral wood, ex- oughly. Quick to catch a pleasing expres- sion, adding materially to the effectiveness of the picture. On Gib ek ‘fal street” 8, OO ‘0 No charge for resittings Satisfaction 900. ues 105 1.05 420: 125 The following is very special for the One r6xao Portrait in Black and Whii (Taxi Gh Ay, Elevators to Studio, 7h FI.) tra fine Anish, BCREEN DOORS, fancy deatgns, made strong and ‘durable, SCREDN DOORS, rich designs, nice ly Snished, Our Dress Shires A Sale of Korn Granola, Wheatler, 29¢ 3 PACKAGES FOR Finest Quatity Unusual N, Y. STATE PEA BEANS, 10 Lbs, for Occurrence. Beis (ge || Fine Black CRACKED WHEAT, | nee and Blue