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The National tribune., 1893-11-16
81

SITS. Epilepsy. The only sure treatment insure
. entire speedy cure, 70 stay cured for I'M AN
no fees Dr. KRusE, NC 2s3s Arsenal ST. 81 Louisa "a
Mention The National Tribune.
The National tribune., 1893-11-16
STARTLING TALES
OF TIE SEA-
A Few Fantastic Creations Of the
Sailors Brain.
by MARLros DowEINa.

HE love Of EARNING" or story
telling. ia one of the most PROM
inent characteristics of this Sail
or, anu it is often surprising to
note the flights which Jacks
imagination will frequently
take.
To whileawsy the long. dreary
hours of the night watches the
mariner resorts 10 spinning
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WANTED-ADDRESSES.

VXTANrED-By Mrs. Catherine FossneE. North Tap
w awaoda Niassral County, ". Y. The wnsRe
abouts Of Jacob Friaei who served In New York req
ment eSSL
The National tribune., 1893-11-16

Washington has many hundreds of bridal
couples visiting it in the course Of the year.
They are almost always spoons" on each other,
aud insist on INDUCING in tender demonstra.
lions in the presence of others. The Capital
guide is the man who reaps even q greater har-
vest from them than the hotel clerk. and this
trained individual is so much interested in
pointing out the sights of the beautiful City of
Magnificent Distances that Of course he never
sees the Cupid and Psyche performances going
on under bis nose. Few of these couples are
interesting. but one appeared In town last week
who were. II only from the fact that they had
started on their wedding journey with 500 900
in cash, given them by the sroom's father and
uncle. and that ia sueh nE,a times too. The
growl OF the traditional wolf has not been heard
by them yet, for he never comes around the door
OF the best hotel in Washington. and his pros
poets arc not good for deyouring these two.
Isidor Wormssr. jr.. and his newiy-made wife
are in that blissfni condition in which man
may eat dismond-back terrspin at $3.50 a
dozen. and not ask for the change in settling
the bill
The National tribune., 1893-11-16

Leave WASHINGTON from station corner OF New Jeu
-~nue and street
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-04-21
At SIS to Insure o Living Colt.

Money due when colt IS foaled or mare parted
with. moved out Of the county or bred to another
horse. Pasturase furnished mares from distance
Al &, per month. Due care will be taken TO pre-
y,at accidents aud escapes, but in no event will
,,e he responsible tor either.
Pedigree :-SilverTip was sired by Silver King,
ha bv on Time, he bv Stonewall Jackson.
first dam by Sksdaldle. by Oliver, son OF Wsg-
oar,: second dam by Red Lion.
SILVER Kings dam was Mollic Mounce, sired by
Cabbell's Lexington, son Of Bloods SLACK Hawk.
al dam by Young Americs, son OF Taylor's Mes
seoper. Skedaddle's Ist dam by Medoc. I'd dam
Dsserint,on- Silver Tip was foaled May S. 1883.
!, a beautiful red bay, ISL hands high, nm. name
ard tail, winch he carries 10 perfection we claim
49,, This Young stallion that he has more natural
stv,s and action than any stallion IN the country
"a word. he is a model in form and as saddle
hars. IL can be readily seen that this Is one OF
,hr fanciest b. ed saddle stations IN the State,wNh
she verv best saddle blood coursing through MS
vs;ns back ed up on both sides by thoroug horeds.
In addition to this stations saddle qualities, ne
has hold. open trot, which eminentiy recon-
lends him as sire OF high class combined hors-
.s I'VE can readily recommend him as me
h,..aer. As this will be his thrd season ana ms
colts viii compare fsvorably with the get OF ANY
horse in the country.
REAsLEY BROS. w. H. HAYS
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Race record "a, sth heat. Pooled iss7 BLACK
Horse. a. hands
ct..4 a.. a. A NfUEIHTA WI kEN
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COL. 3. w. 2O12S.

Bay horse, foaled 1890 sired by Jake 1897 record
a23H.
ist dam Lady, by Melrose wilkes ss3o.
I'D dam, Mag, h, by Balsora ro24, sire Of Rosita,
Kentucky Union, 3 sI3i2; Balsora Wilkes, aux;
Palony, 2:sG BOnaventufa, aISL aud Winston,
2;3g@.
Jake sired by Messenger Chief 1875, sire of ~
aud Of the dams Of in the ?: 80 list.
MerOse Wilkes sred by Red wilkes, sire Of e3
and of the dams Of s IN the 30 list
Balsora sred by Abdallah e, who has fully
7,ooo descendants in the ?. 90 list.
Col. -. w. VIII make the season Of 500 Of our
place miles northeast OF stanford on the Logsns
creek and Dix River Turnpike,
At $40 TO Insure o Living Colt.
wR.SE c GAINES.
STAFFORD Ky
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At $40 to Insure a Living Colt

lie sure foal getter and fine breeder.
Lem retained on colt for season money, mares
bred 10 another horse traded OF makes season
money due.
W ;. WIGHAM,
Moielaud. KY.
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JCl1nf JM1NIBI2Y
Central Park, DanviIle
GAMDONITO 84T9.

Race record "a, sth heat Pooled iss7 Black
Horse. a. hands
Sired by GAMBETrA WILKES.
tSre Of u IN ?. % Rt 20 ycars)
4, dam Maud, by Gaffard Chief tsfe Of haNl Duke
sss. and Of the dams Of Don fiksTfo ~
sl4h, Don i.lr,nE5 b. sn74. Ioiue L1wfit
Isl s-t6k, GaleBa s.4sl.I by damhuno 1hirl
q daia Ssils, by son OF Bully baioc s.tt, by Cor
beau, sire o. producing dams.
4 dam by Heln's Yorkshh thoroughbred.
In o,terug Gamhontto's services we believe thai
NC have IN HIM the BESI INDIVIDUAL the
BEST GATED, BkSI TEMPERED aud ss
GOOD A RACE HORSE az lives. He has prov
on himself an excellent breeder. The hr.t tolt o.
has ert ~as handled last season a. a year old ana
,rotted quarters early In June "A q seconds, and
~aa then tut ned out unii fall and handled about
q month aud could troi quarters late IN the tS'I m
% seconds a.,
We make the prce Tor has services 80 anybody
can breed tn hints 70 insure, OF SIS the ssason'
cssh Il time of service.
We viii handle several 81 his get this seoson.
We invite YOU to call and see GamboHtto Ind his
produce Care to prevent accident, bat not re-
sponsbe should any occur. Mares kept At rea
s.Rable rates
wewill handle tro,ters and sAddlsts At reason
able rates. f0r iufther particulars call on OF al
!" NJ N ~ n 49,
O, Danvillo, Ny
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Black stallion; IS hards high; withou, whise:
foaed 1885.
SIZED BY EUREKA.
c a Crla

Black Stallion; 10 hards high; without while.
foaed 1885.
SIZED BY EUREKA.
Son Of Coleman's Eureka
rst dam Mag By Blood Chief Jr., son of Blood
Cd dam by Goodwood, son Of Lexington. the
founder OF the great family of race horses
Eureka, BY that great show stallion, Coleman's
Eureka; aam by Jones Crockett by SCOTS Crock
EFT son Of Davy Crockett
Blood Cheli Jr.. by Blood Chef 792; Ist dam
Lime Gaugh, by Washington Denmark; ad dam
Old Jennie, by Robert Bruce thoroughbred.
COleman's Eureka the grandsire Of Eureka
Chef, was by Noungs NJ organ dam by Boston &c.
Eureka Chef is worthy representative OF
horse that tounoed as great family of saddle
borses as any stallion that ever made in
Kentucky, viz: Coleman's Eureka Coleman's
Eureka never beaten in saddle and combined
rings and ne impaired to his get size, color, style
and finish. lures a, though a young horse, has
won about go blue ribbons at Kentucky Fairs.
Eureka Chef has never been shown, was not
broken to saddle until last year; but judging from
his size, style, color and action, predict for
him the same success that has attended his sire
and grandsire in show rings. His dam Mag. by
Blood Chef r., was a winner in all classes and BY
a horse that never sired a mean one. This horse
bred right II sire horses that will command the
attention Of all Intelligent horsemen. He good
indviduall and can show for himself in any com.
| pany. Will make the season # 1893 at Adam
Pence place, one mile from S AFFORD, Ky On
| Hustonville and Stanford pike, at
SIS to Insure a Living Colt.
SANDIDGE & HUSTON,
Stanford Ky.
| SrLAs NJ. sASDIDGE. King HUSTON.
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At $40 to Insure.

VIII make the season Of ts93 AZ "Maples" tn,
old home vi Arthur Sims and Wyando,te,
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EDWHRMI1E2 S5Ys JIlalMs

wghts
in ghb t 70 ems
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will stand English Hunter the season OF 1898 at
Lick and Turner's pike, at SO 10 insure living CO
parted with. will also stand the excellent young &C
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SILVER TIP 100.

This hand some saddle stallion will make the
season Of $50, at the stable OF Beaxley Bros, one
mile west OF Stanford on the HustonviLe turn
nike,
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ON TIME, JR.,
Will make the season of 1898 at my stable At
Rowland
At So to insure q Living Colt.

He is dark bay, rs hands high, foaled In 1855.
He Is a fine saddle horse with fine style and
action and good N ane and tail
He was sired by bubbles On Time, he by old
Stonewall Jack son, he by Washington Denmark,
he by Gaines Denmark, he by Imp. Hedgeford.
Ist dam by King William. the noted saddle stall
lion; ad dam BY Whip; I'D dam by old Telegraph.
great producer Of saddle horses.
On Time, JI., bred from all good families OF sad
die horses in Kentucky, will undoubtedly produce
good saddle horses.
Will also stand young jack at same place and
same price.
lien will be held on all colts till season Is paid
For further information, call on or address
W. II. DUDDERAR,
Rowland Ky.
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Breeze +: WILKES.
Standard.

Standard.
Ray stallion IsK hands high, foaled 1857; sired
by petoskey, SIRE King Toskey 2:tS; Mary Lou
3.Ioi2; Nellie O'Neal 2:22H DoraMarun 1:Io; at
l-years-old; BY George Wilkes sire Of Harry
Wilkes s:I3I: Guy Wilkes s;iSl$; with three,
three year ODDS with records under l:2o, PetoSkys
Ist dam. Fannie by Iron Cadmus; 81 dam Cadmus
nv American Eclipse "a dam by Browns Rel
founder, NC. 81 dam Eliza Jane, dam OF Maud
Messenger s.i6i: ID dam. Kittie Rivers. by Alex
ander's Abdallah, sire Of Goldsmith Maid record
s.ta: I'd dam Red Jacket, &c.
Breeze wilkes will make the season Of 1904 AZ,
nv pla1e ~ miles from stanford the Rush
branch pike at
SIS to Iasure a Living Colt.
Ifmates parted with money is due. Lem on
colt until money Is paid -
CHARLES DUNN.
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$3.50 to Insure a Living Colt.

Money due when colt Is foaed mares parted
with or bred to another horse. Pssturage furnished
mares at "a 90 per month; will not be responsible
for accident should any occur.
billiard Denmark was sired by Double Denmark
he by Montrose, he by Diamond, he by Games
Denmark he By the great race horse Denmark
ISL dam by Wa-hrEto ton Denmark, I'd dam by
John billiard, ,d dam bv Grey Eagle thorough
brei) Double Denmark's dam Nellie, by
Washington Denmark, I'D dan, by Shropshre's
Tom Hal
Dillard Denmark is a beautiful dark sorrel three
whise feet. heavy name and tail, 10 hands high,
he has proven himself breeder Of large, hand some
movers. This Is fine horse II lac had no pedigree.
But we do not hesitate 20 say he is Of, II not
the best bred saddle horse IN The country. Runs
through premium saddlers and thoroughbreos on
both sides.
All kinds Of plants for sale in season.
J. F. COOK.
Rowland XIV.
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At $40 to Insure a Mare in Foal.
Mares bred and traded or bred elsewhere renders
season due. Lein retained on coli until season is
paid.
risk.
IS. POWELL.
Hustonville, Ky
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At Sis to Insure a Living Col
ERICSSON JR.

SECOND COUSIN TO MAUDS.,
JayEye-See and Nutwood and half brother to
the dam OF Moqueste 2:io, (4-year-old champion
stallion record and the sire of the dam Of Bellvara
2:osN also OF the dams Of three others with records
OF arg, sIoA and 2:I9h all made in Iso7
Ericsson IT,, is solid black. 10 hands high and
weighs 1900 lbs. and is stallion that recoinme nds
himself. By Ericsson 1870, the champion stallion
of his day. Ist dam by Bodoe, BY old Pilot, the
sire o, Pilot gr, sire of the dams OF Maud s., Jay.
Eye-See, aud Nutwood. His colts are unuSally
kind. good size, fine style, having produced some
Of the best the country can afford
They are good roadsters and the best OF family
horses, and If handled would make good racers.
Will make the season at my stable q miles from
Hustonville on the Hustonville and Liberty road,
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BRYAN 648O.
BY METROP fLITAN ts72.
Son OF Rysdyk's Hamiltouian.
Dam JOETTE.
BY BLOOD CHEF ~


SIRE of Fannie Robinson, 7.soL
metropolitan by RysdyE's Hamiitonlau dam
Hyacinth BY Volunteer audnm Clara, dam q
Dexter aud Dictator, by ,eely's American star
METROPOLITAN - Acknowledged BY all 10 be one Of
the best aud BY many the very best, bred stallion
ever foaled. HIS full sister, Reina Nictora. solo
a. the MCFerran SAFE tor 81 s95 the highest price
ever paid for a hTooi-mare at public sale. Two
titles by Metropolitan, neither of which ever
hooked single sold public sale cor St,3s,, aver
aging so0a 50.
Blood Chief. by Bool's Blacs Hawk: dam Miss
Duncan by SCOTS Highlander; grandan by
Aratus; al dam by Tmoleon. Blood Chief sired
Wooley jim ? -, Fannie Robinson 2oI{, and
Chief a. Blood's Black Hawk sired the dams Of
Won Aruim 7.ipk and Almont u 2. 20 aud gran
dam OF Belle Brasheld z.2o and prouene 7.Is.
Bryan j. a beautiful bay, foaled lune 9Th 1884
lie vail make the present season is53 at Moreland
m l,s north Il Hustonvie, on the Dsuyhe aud
HuStonVilie pike,
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$l5 the Insurance.
TOM ROBINSON.

Son of Wallace Denmark; Ist dam by Miller's
Denrark, he by the race horse Denmark; his dam
Fiorizs!, sd dam by Montgomery's Oliver. sd dam
by Old Drennon. Tom Is q fine shaped horse
HACK with heavy name and TAIL ISL hands high;
is a natural saddler and will warrant him a saddle
breeder. 50 the Insurance.
receive my personal attention. Grass furni shed
1T reasonable rates, To be paid before removal Of
stock. No responsibility for accidents or escapes
Parting with stock forfeits insurance.
have a nice track and stable in connec ton with
my business. Mr.. Roy BeAzley, q fancy saddle
horse man, is with me and prepared to han
die horses both tor saddle and harness. satsfActo-
riy to our patrons.
j. STEELE CARPENTER.
Hnstonvills, Ky.
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billiard DENMARK

This finely bred saddle stallion will make the
season OF 1868 AZ Cooks Spring "a miles East of
Stanford, at
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A OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
hsHONOLULU AND AUSTRALIAN St.RN r.,
Ca ryng the United States and royal mails. steamers
leave San Francisco a. follows: .. .,
ALAMEDA Thlrdsv. september ~
MARI POSk. THURSDAY, OctoOet j?
And every Thursday thereafter PASSENGER, can
remain over at Honolulu Through tickets Issued to Ill
chief points In New-Z.aland and Australia Special
Round the word Trip, 1929. .,o
JOHN ID. SPRECKELS & BRO.
TIIOS COOK SON. General Agents,
DGi aud LOB broadway, y. Y. san Francisco.
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Bankers ano brokers.
Diui0en0 Notices.

ATCIIIsoN. TOPEKA AND SANTA FE Il. 4: Co
95 MILK.Sr., BOSTON Aug. 60 1893.
TllE BOARD OF DIRECTORS having de-
u clared that the INCOME GOLD BONDS OF this
Company already exchanged under Circular 90 for "a
Mortgage Class Bonds are entitled 10 22 per cent IN
tcre,t from results Of operations for the income period
ended June 30 1898 covered In full By coupon No.
attached to the Income Gold Bonds such interest win
be paid september l. proximo at the Offices
OF the National Bank Of North hgcrica Boston Union
Trust Company, New.York; Barring Brothers & Co..
'''''''' 'O"o0" j. w. REINmART, President.
THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY.
lo5 B,OADWAY. y. Y. August 22d 1895.
THE COUPONS due September LIST, 1898, of
The Missouri Pacific Railway Compary's Geld Tut
Five Per Cent $50 Bonds will be paid on and after that
Trirt Company. No. 100 broadway, Ncw.xork
4. II. CAT.EF. Treasurer.
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HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET CO.

IA FAST LINE TO LONDON,
NEW.YORK SOUTHAMPTON AND HAMBURG.
TWn.scIew Express Steamers.
Columbia Aug 81 q a. IN. +. Bismarck. Sept.21, pm.
A. ViTtorIa Sept !. 2 D. olumba. sept 2S7 30 am
Sormannia Sept l4S 30 I'm. AVct0ra Oct. 81 80 pm
Ist Cabin s75 and upward I'D Cabin $40.
II AMBU R,.AMERICAN PACKET CO., 81 Wway. y. y.
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CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
Boston. August %, 1893.
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.
-:


The weekly bank statement tomorrow must
show large gains in cash and reserve or popular
expectation will be disappointed. There is really
no reason why it should not be good showing
The Treasury has been paying >out money on
large SCALE and the importations Of gold are De
ginning to have their natural influence. lie
premium on currency has disappeared, and con-
sequently rates of exchange on Europe were lower.
There is no limit to the amount OF gold winch
may he attracted in this direction, If Dig price
is paid for it, If the Bank of England continues
to hoard the metal supplies may be obtained from
France and perhaps Austria would be Wiling u
surrender a part of its Accommodations. III IL
simple question of price, and the country Wnicn
offers the best terms is sure to get the metal ia'
is the only medium OF international eAcnahsc'
IL is expected that ON Monday the United states
will begin at last 10 correct some 1i us
financial mistakes and that Immediately
n new era of prosperity will set III. II IS prop
able that a lot of securities not now marketaDie
will have TO be absorbed, and foreign countries
show no disposition to take them. BreaistuiS
are wanted in Europe, but purchasers are carclll
in making prices because they think lower ones
may prevail With the repeal of the pGfchaSr
clause of the present silver law securities as Wen
export Many securities are selling below their
real worth if there was no UNCERTAINTY apont 'Iic
currency of this country I'M, ms aoup' nlas ns
alayed in a few days and wall street 'rleu aS
usual to discount the event
The active stocks advanced iiregularly almost
from the start. Final advances in thee We're
from to l-2 per cent, and Sugar Refining eN-
ceptionally gained - per cent Exceptions on
the other side were not infrequent, anu Louisville
and Nashville after selling at SO, suffered only a
fractional loss Union Pacific and few indus
trial and special stocks also lost about IL per
cent. Thes, concessions simply emphasized the
general rule and possibly the closing was stronger
in consequence of the exceptional weakness III "a
few stocks. The general sltuatOn was more
favorable and the city banks will soon have the
satisfaction of knowing that their course has been
approved by the Whole country
THE DAY IN TIE BOND MARKET.
There were no transactions in Government bonds.
The market was weak and bids for ~ Were
lowered l-2 and for some of the Pacific Railroad
issues per cent The closing quotations were
as follows:
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felp Wante0.

A AA.A.-Thc sunshine Publishing Company. Of Pha,
dcpha established 40 ycar wishes to arrange
with active Young Of character AMI good general
business qualifications represent them a. salesman n
various States
high.school scholar or college graduate prsferssss
Cnqucstioned reference and bond will b. reauired
To the proper party this position will nav nc ~
year. about 5000 provo permanent and inefcssS s,cs
come from but this advertisement ~
with It absolutely no stated offer Of either gussn'"
salary. .-..,.
What we want ia young man an .s upsIsOSSy sh~r
fellow who compel six popular ~ Rim SnnuSily
from two 70 three thousand dollars. Aoa.ess
Sunshne Publishing Compspm su.x.arASa p.
t02-<o4-l0e Race Street.
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n. . - , c.,
JACKSONVILLE and all Florida point
From pier 30 T.. r. foot OF l.ooscyet-st) p; IN.
YEN assoc. SaturdV august - J.. NOON
CHEROK EE.............. Tuesday, August - s D. H.
IION OF IN ............ Friday september l. D. M.
All steauets nr-tclass passenger accommodations
WIN. =. CLYDE CO, General Agents
; Bowling Green y. Y.
FLA. CENT. & PENN. FAST r. & p. LINE "a JANKS.
GRIT so FRr. & PASS'R LINE, via CHARI.E>TON.
~ - EllEK lienu Agt.. 319 RMaY. y. Y.
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~. TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN.
Campania sept. 2 10 A. IN. lE,trufla sept 90 a. m.
Imira sept. s. Cauplnia.sept 30, 30 am.
Jurania sept 49, a. III. Serva.. ..Oot. J, ii a. M
Auranla Sept. 10 noon. Umbra Oct T. a. m
EXTRA STEAMER
GALTIA September ). p
From Pier 40 North River. foot ~ Clarkso1-,t
Cabin PASSAGE $50 and upward Second cibin ~3j and
upward, according TO steamer ana location .I,.no .,
very low rarrs For freight and paasaRe apply ut the
comTa ny's Office No. Bowling Green. New.fork.
VERNON II. BROWN & CO.. Gcner, Agents.
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AMERICAN LINE.
IA NEw-YORK. SOUTHAMPTON, LONDON.
Chester Aug. 20, p. M Paris. Sept. o. m
New-Yors..Aug. 30, a. m IerlIn sept 10. 10 a. M
From Pier - " r., foot OF ChrlstOpher-st
Shortest and Most Convenient Route to London.
Passengers landed at Empress Dock, avoiding ncon
yenlcnce and exposure OF transfer II tender.
First Cabin passage ~ Southampton ond,n or Havre
$50 aud upward according Second Cabin, $50
10 $50 Storage at low rates.
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY.
No Rowling Green y
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t'inaneial nleetlngs.

ST. LOUIS sOUTHwEsTERN HALLWAY co.
ST. LOUIS, MO- Aueust %. 1913
N Office is hereby given that the annual
~ meeting OF the Stockholders OF the s. LOU. south
western Railway viii BE- held at the tomDinys Office;
in CITY OF 81. Louis Mo. on TUESDAY ort2ber 81
next at o O'Clock A. for the election OF Inc rf~tois
and thu transaction OF such other business as may
legally before said meeting. ,,. -, 49,
Gompsnv win be held At the sane place. AFTER
The Stock Trlnsfer Books VIII be CLOSED SaturuoS'
September ? 1893 At 10 o'clock noon. and reopened oc
''Oer T. 1873 at III oeoss y. ToRDYCE. President
J. C. OTTFSON Secretary.