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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1897-10-14

waist belted with plain silk or satin,
cut on the cross and without seam in
front, then either end turned in to form
a tiny loop, and run along to the
width of the foundation belt, which
is to be cut in firm lines of canvas,
and consists of three pieces for half
the pattern, to be Joined and after
ward hooked at back between the
frills, the full belt being slip-stitched
to foundation by upper and lower
edges, and center front and back
buned.
The band collar is mounted over
canvas and lined with sarcenet, then
Joined between upper edges is the cir7
cular collar, which arrange in double
material, interline muslin, and edge
lace. The under sleeve use for cut
ting lining and material, and make
same up together.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1897-10-14
ter which gather waist fulness, regu-
late to lining size, to which stitch it..
THE AUTUMN BLOUSE.

The blouse here shown is intended
to fasten down the back with hooks.
It is very pretty made up in lowered
silk nuns yelling or any soft material
The seamless front which is folded
across the figure to form two tucks
which run along, and on each side
gather up the material, leaving the
center perfectly plain. This waist is
made with the latest pcuch effect with
a short basque which should be cut on
the straight, and could be lined with
sarcenet or merely hemmed at lower
edge, the upper edge being gathered
to the bodice, the joining hidden by
ribbon which fastens on the left side
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1897-10-14
RATIONs FOR PIGS.

Corn is undoubtedly the handiest
pig food the farm produces, but 1t Is
not the most suitable one. Disease
and degeneracy are certain to follow
in the wake of an exclusive corn diet.
The very elements which make this
grain the best fattening food render
it unfit for use when bone and muscle
are needed to build up the strong
frames and hardy constitution re-
quired for profitable pork production.
No one kind of grain contains all the
elements of animal life in the proper
proportion, hence the need for a we'll
balanced ration.
The best results are obtained with
variety of feed. Glover, wheat,
peas, oats, middlings and bran, with
all the spare buttermilk, are perhaps
the most satisfactory foods. Corn
should be given in moderation.
Abroad barley meal is regarded as the
best feed for the production of high
class pork. The best results are OBJ
tanned with ground feed. The whole
grain is more expensive, as it is eaten
too rapidly to allow OF proper masti-
cation and digestion. If unground,
the grain should be soaked "a hours
before feeding.
Hogs require some other succulent
food when debarred from clover, and,
as they do not take kindly to ensilage,
it is necessary to supply roots. Pump
kins are excellent to give variety and
furnish succulence. The great value
of juicy foods is not in the amount
of nourishment they contain, but in
the stimulus they afford to the appe-
tite, thereby enabling the pigs to
maintain digestion and assimilation
unimpiared. Salt, charcoal and ashes
shauld be freely supplied, as they aid
! in regulating digestion. They are
particularly needed when the hogs are
being pushed.
1t is important to remember that it
is not what a hog eats but what he
digests that makes the FORK. For this
reason the animals should be watched
when at meals, and should never be
allowed to overfeed. This is a very
common trouble, as hogs are naturally
very greedy. Their real wants can
esily be discerned by noting the eager
ness with which they come - their
feed. The supply should be proper
toned accordingly, and any surplus
should at once be removed. In profit
able pork production the aim is to
have the hogs eat as much as possible
without cloying the appetite. To do
this they must be fed regularly and,
though tempted to eat, must only be
given what they will eat up clean
n. Y. World.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1897-10-14
BODICE QUITE BIZARRE.

This bodice is intended for making
of the same material as the skirt,
such as alpaca, serge, plain or fancy
woolens, thin faced cloth, etc, the
full front being of chiffon, pongee silk,
satin merry, edged with pleating of
the same material. The lining front
/, is to have it's two darts stitched up,
then the front covered with the plas-
tlon, which gathers at neck and waist,
and hooks invisibly down the middle.
Now join on the lining side piece and
back, but do not stitch up the shout.
der seam, as in with this should be
stitched the shoulder of the material
front and back, which then tack
round the armhole to lining, but stitch
the under-arm seam up separately af-
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1897-10-14


In plain coat style, edgtng the pointed
wrist with a pleGted lace frill.
ANOTHER PRETTY BODICE.
This bodice is suited to materials of
a soft nature, such as shot or fancy
glace silk lowered silk or satin, pom
gee silk, satin merv, cashmere, Gre
pom nuns yelling. or even muslin
trimmed with narrow Nalenciennes
lace and insertion. The under-arm
side piece is used for cutting lining
and material, the darts in the lining
front being stitched up and covered
with material, which fits the neck and
shoulders, but gathers at the waist,
and is then trimmed with the cascade
frill. this being cut IN single material,
hemmed along one edge, narrow lace
whipped on and headed with insertion.
while the front edge is gathered Up
closely between the single round per-
fcrations. and drawn up to fit the cor
responding perforations In the lininG
front, below which the remainder q
the frill is slip-stitched plain rs far NJ
the two nerforations grouped together
the outer edge being inyisihly caught
down here and there to retain the full.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1897-10-14
Ny IAADY's'
! WARDROBE.
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ness in position, and the blouse fronts
hooked invisibly down the middle.
The round side piece and French
back of lining are covered with the
seamless material back, which fits the
shoulders and gathers at waist. the
basque being worn inside skirt and
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1897-10-14

1t is likely that the autobiography
which the eminent Italian statesman,
Crispi. has written will be published
in English, and it is sure to be widely
read Crispi is rs years old. and Ms
memories cover L remarkably inter-
esting period.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1897-10-14

At the home Of the brides narenfs,
near Palmyra. Miss Rosa Jolline aud
William Harris We're married,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-07
rt.popEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London MAY 6--God is quoted at Buenos A'res 70 gay
a. niotcI Al 3es 81 Foreign securities quoted
a. follows; Greece 1884 unchanged at 2oR. Iurkey
Vev defence unchanged at l0li2 Group 'A unchahBed
a, Gj Group . (El. Z. higher at 3+'s; Group . Il" ~
higher AZ loi,, Group ID unchanged al us. me
eek'v statement If the Bank OF Eng ana issued iaS'
sbovs the following changes as compared WIN inc pre-
lions account Total decreased n21 W crcuIa
.scres decreased i?S30Oo: other deposits increased
fs7s 900. public deposits decreased i3sO notes re
serVs decreased fIOs COO Government securities uh-
hanged The proportion OF the Bank Of Englands re
ere 70 liability which week bl 81 per cent. s
now II nor cent The Bank OF England rate OF cis
count remains unchanged al 2i7 per cent
n m-The market for American securities opened
aasier then improved. but way again and closed
steadv with the demand generally light The market
monav l2i, oonsos for the account III BIG; Atchl-
son. los. C'anadiar Pacific 544; 81. Paul common. I4S
illinois Central o.: Louisville AS Mexican Central new
ts E,S, New-York Central I0l; Erie. IL Pennsyvanla
~ Reading Ga: Erie fist preferred. 2sa. Mexican
ordinary 2O: spanish ia. Ola. Bar silver uncertain
,ej Der ounce Money Las. per cent The rate OF dis
count in the open market for short bills ll1 per cert
I'd Tor three months bills IL Is per cent
paris NAV 9Th. weekly statemen. Of the Bank of
mrared with the previous account: Notes In circulation
decreased Is 25 600 francs: Treasury accounts current
iecre ased 2a 900 COO francs gold in hand increase.
an 0uO francs; bills discounted decreased 1lJo0 900
;rsncs: silver In hand increased 100000 francs.
" n-Thrse per cent rentes, lo3 francs 10 confines
for the account. Exchange on London. % francs IL
Heriin MAY G-Exchanse on London eight days sight,
~ marks 3@7s pienningS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-07
Thursday Nav 6-p. m.

Stock Exchange traders again shifted their
position to-day. buying back stocks sold yestsr-
dav and protesting a marked improvement: in
their sentimen, regarding the general outlook In
the financial situation. There were no actual
changes in conditions governing the situation;
but doubtless the assurance given by foreign
exchange bankers that no gold would be ex-
ported Saturday and the report that the row.
orc would take a hand in settling the Gr.co-
Turkish dispute were considered sufficiently IA
,.orabla factors TO warrant an advance In prices.
Speculative sentiment was also encouraged by
ebarp advances in New-York Central and Lake
Shore. buying in these stocks apparently being
hasod upon favorabl, reports regarding the
progress Of the refunding schemes. and upon ad-
vance information. perhaps. of NewYork Ger
trails favorable showing Of gross earnings 10.
April which was published afte: the CLOS VI
business. Lake Shore gained per cent 90, on
small transactions, and NeW-fork Central rs
per cent on a business aggregatng less than
5000 shares. Hgh-grade securities IKE Ian
Shore and New-York Central need only hshs.
buying pressure to record marked advances, anu
the may be said Of Delaware ana HudsoH'
which rallied TO JOG. against lOoA last night
Jersey Central was also strong feature at
net gain of I per cent. Omaha sold on on tne
report that no dividend would be declared III
June, and the Gould shares were subjected
again 10 bear pressure, although ralying AT the
close, Missouri Pacific advancing per cent
from the lowest price Of the day. Transactions
in the majority Of instances were wholly for the
account Of professional operators, and IN al
stocks the total was only 1oGS2l shares AL
present rates OF exchange. 1t is said that there
is no profit in shipping gold either TO Paris or
Austria. but II is not improbable that there Will
he suficient change in rates by next week to
hermit of further exports.
prices for last sales OF the principal active
stocks to-day, compared WIN tHe hhal hsuIes Vi
,.aS+ar1ay were follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-07
Bia.Asked
In State issues there were sales or SlOoo len
nassee Settlement IS at SOl2.

In State issues there were sales OF 9l'oo' i'"
nessee Settlement IS at SO12.
Railroad bonds were moderately actlNe anu
irregular at small changes In the majority OF
issues The principal net gains were mace 10y Wy
he registered rs. u to 1l9; Kansas and Texas
first As. 2 10 S3al; Morris and Essex frsts' - 10
14lIb; Northern Pacific prior lien ls, = TO n'.s
me general lien Sc. ~ 10 52as: Reading genera!
A. IL to SO1.; Texas and Pacific second incomes
~ o0iL. Jersey Central general ~. a to lloh
he registered IS, a 70 1881: Manhattan conso!
W., ~, ~ ,o OPS and Union Pacific, Denver and
~, drsts 8, 10 50. The chief net losses were In
Grie Is prior bonds. 10 0l7s; Kansas and East,
ern frsts, ! to 81; Norfolk and Western Censor
g. e. "a f6ib: Rio Grande Western flrsts. g 70
5Ssl chesapeake and Ohio consol 5s, to lo9ii
90 I.r,e and Western first rs, | 10 10; Wa
hash first S. q to 1ol and the second u.s. ?, to
S5 In %Sf e to SSs Issues o0''l'
o' Money or on call. llz@1% per cent Time money
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-07

Actl cash bal $3.50 775s9o s232 1896 Inc sl4il49'
to-day were S446513 internal revenue receipts
5000 124, and the miscellaneous receipts sd .hs';
total Government receipts for the day, Sl.2ol-
503: expenditures, s.. 2i .0Oo excess OF eXpendi-
lures. 81 .091 49,. Receipts for the month 10
date SSG1S919: exrendtures 81 .S620o excess
Of receipts SS1691G. Receipts for the fsca! year
to date. S2S936G 100; expenditures. S32l go ~
excess of expenditures SD 30 III; receipts OF
National bank notes for redemption, S''3o.4'f
The Sub-Treasury had debit balance al the
Clearing House of S64S.2lI and its net gain or
balance was $50 $50 made up by gain in coin
of SJS.j .S,S. and loss in currency OF S.h,ZZn'.
Sub-Treasury receipts for the day were S2.9b2,-
400 and payments S2SIS.SI4. resulting in a gen
eral balance Of S1063I9411. consisting Of SIS
1865 coin and SCI S4o929 currency.
MICHIGAN CENTRALS REPORT.
The annual report of the Michigan Central
Railroad Company for the year ended December
81 1896 shows net revenue fOi the year equa!
TO 4 H. per cent on the capital stock. against a.
per cent in the preceding year. The construc-
ton account increased S1l1.11S. representing
the building of the Crawling. Twin Lakes and
Northeastern Railroad. which was Sll3.SlS. less
50 100 received from sale OF land. The capita
stock and funded debt remained unchanged
The earnings were derived from these sources
Freight. S0412 462 increase S234, 4!S: passen-
gers S3545 6.6 decrease S126S4I; mail, express
and miscellaneous $3.50 496, increase S62,o4l;
tons moved 12762T0 decrease 1876 tons; tons
moved one milo $50 2J1, j2l. decrease I,I3S,@D:
the rate per ton per mile was oGij cent. against
decrease 90 0S2: passengers moved one mile lott
317124 decrease 6.I1J.1i9; rate per passenger
per mile 26S cents. against 2.ZJZ cents IN IN3'
Financial results follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-07
finamfial.
GuarantyTr ustCo.
" Of New York.
Mutual Life Butldlns,

Mutual Life Butlding,
NASSAU, CORNER CEDAR STREET.
LONDON BRANCH. 80 LOMBARD ST.
CAPITAL, S2.000,0cO
sIRpLUS. S2,OO0.O00
ACTS AS TRUSTEE FOR CORPORATIONS,
FIRMS. ANDINDIVIDUAIs,A AS GUARDIAN,
EXECUTOR, AND ADMINISTRATOR, TAKES
ENTIRE CHARGE OF REAL AND PER-
sONAL ESTATES.
INTEREST ALLOWED on DEPOSITS
suojcc. to check on certificate.
sTrRLING DRAFTS on ALL PARTS or
CprAT BRITAIN BOUGHT AND SOLD.
COLLECTIONS MADE
COMMERCIAL LETTERS OF CREDIT ISSUED.
WALTER q. OAKMAN. President.
ADRIAN IsELIN, Jr., Vice President.
GEORGE n. TURNBULI, I'd Vice-President.
HENRY A. MURRAY. Treas. and SEC.
J. NELSON BORLAND. Asst. Treas. ard Sec.
JOHN GAULT. Manager Foreign DEPT.
DIRECTORS.
Samuel D. Babcock Charles r. Henderson,
George +. raker, Adrian isciih' Jt'
Coorcc = Bowdoin. Augustus y. Juilliard,
august Belmont, James y. JnrV'e'
Frc1c rio Cromwell Richard 4. McCurdy,
Waiter r. Gillette. Alexnn'er T. oTr,
Robcr, Goclct, Waiter q. Oakman,
a g. Haven } Henry H. Rogers,
oliver Hartman. II. lck. Twombiy,
r. somers Hayes. FrtGerick W. NanoefoiiL
william c. whitney.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-07
ONCE OF THE LAKE SHORE 4 MICHIGAN SOUTHERN
RAILWAY CO..
I-DI Il March 1SnI

Office OF THE LAKE SHORE MICHIGAN SOUTHERN
RAILWAY CO..
ERIE, PENNSYLVANIA March iI!h, 1897
NOTICE is hereby given that Special Meet
~ ing OF the Stockholders OF the Lake Shore and
Michigan Southern Railway Company has been duly called
and will he'd the CHIEF Office Of the Compan, In the
state Pennsyivanathat Is at the passenger station OF
the Company In the lily OF ERE Scs ~.
o'clock p NJ. take action and 20 vote IN approval or
the Company By Issue Of bonds for an aggresae P
cpa sum not exceeding $50 900 900 PAYABLE June l. 1871
hearing interest OF three and one-haf OF one
per cent per annum. payable semi annually both principal
payable In gold coin OF the United states
of the present standard Of weight and hneness and as
Security FOR and execute and 70 de
liver 10 some Company IN the CITY OF New York
other Trustee Trustees, TO be designated
by the Board Directors. mortgage OF any or all OF
the railroads. ieasehold interests equipment and iran
chIses and Income the Lake Shore and Michigan
Southern Hallway Company: and accordingly TO Increase
The indebtedness OF the Railway Company 10 the extent
that ssid aggregate principal sum shall exceed me exist,
Inc bonded Indebtedness Of the Railway company. and
"a consent 20 and approve Of mortgage mat may
said meeting for securing the said bonds
proceedings Of the Board or Directors
authorizing such bonds and mortgage.
nv order o the Board ~ Directors
'' y u. WORCESTER Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-07
I1TTTCE HTRITNGTON. CEDAR RAPIDS

~ AND NORTHERN RAILWAY COL and 10 Broad
o. this company will be held at the once o. the ,opa,y
in cedar RAPIDS Iowa. Tuesday. May 10Th al 10 M
Transfer books close Nav 9th and WI he reopened May
d1e,h '''' ~ H. H. HOIILsTER. Treasurer.
A ADVERTISEMENTS and SUBSCRIPTIONS for Inc Tip
"A me received their Uptown once NO lI+2 broaa-
way "a door north Of 3ist ST. until O'clock p M az,
ys,,ssrents received the following bfanch omces a.
regular ONCE rates until o'clock p M VIZ 70 SIN
ave q 23d st 1872 9TH ave cor isth-st; Masys
eth ave and lSth St li2 Columbus near West 6oh
=. jOs West s2 near 9th avg ~ Ea, IAN o. ~
~ .i 6as al ave between 18th and TIth cts I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-07

The Directors Of the Brooklyn Union Gas Com
r.r,, have declared the usual semi-annua divl-
dend of :, per cent. payable June J. To stochhoiu-
ers Of record May 10. The transfer DOORS VIII
close Nav 10 and reopen May 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-07
financial Nleetinss.
NNr~NrNNrHN~NNN~OoNNrNrr
lttlc. OF THE LAKE SHORE * MICHIGAN SOUTHER,


Oitca OF I'll = LAKE SHORE x MICHIGAN SOUTHERN
RAILWAY co.
CLEVELAND. OHIO March 18th, 1897.
NOTICE is hereby given that Special Meet
~ ing OF the stockholders OF the Lake Shore and
Michigan Southern Railway Company has been duly called
and will be had the Compuny'o principal once az
Cleveland, in State OF Ohio. on Thursday, the
10Th day OF May, 1897. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ for me
If consitering voting and deciding "hether Ue
Stockholders Company shall consent and shan au
thorze said Conlpany through its Board Of directors ahd
proper officers execute and 10 deliver an Issue o. us
bond. principal sum not exceeding $'V,
600 OCO payable 1897 bearing interest at the rave
half OF cent per annum payaDie
both principal and interest be payable in
lod coin or United states ef the present standard OF
WEIGHT and nencss and security for such bonds 10
make and and deliver TO some Trust company IN
New York. to some other trustee or ltus-
ICES "a be des gnaed by the Board Of Directors. mort
gage O, any all OF the railroads easeho,d nteress
cnnnmen franchises and income Of the Lake shore
and Michigan Southern Railway Company and accordingly
Indebtedness OF the Railway Company to
The extent said aggregate principal sum shat exceed
Indebtedness OF said Company and u consent
10 and approve OF mortgage that may be presented u
sad meeting securing the said bonds and % raty the
proceedings OF the Board " Directors authorizing such
bonds and mortgage
I,y order OF the Board Of Directors
~ - D. WORCESTER Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-07
THE BOND MARKET.

Sales OF Government bonds were Stf'uV, S9tl
BON As Of 1907 at 49, $4,000 coupon 3s az Los
$1,000 registered As OF lVZo al ~ r al
quotations follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-07

r,.,. 81 GOO 900 co4 81. $50 slGcG u.s.
Circulation per capita on an estimated popu'"-
tion of 12611,O 81 %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-07
Countrp Boar0.

u On high elevation. Modern house with bath 90. ssS
Fine yiewa and attractive In every way ono hoor
time via New Haven r. r. First.casa table.
Mra J. n. TOTTEN Southport Coma
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-07
CLOSING PRICES SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.
May G lS91.
-,os,xc PRICES OF CHICAGO STOCKS.

CLOSING PRICES OF CHICAGO STOCKS.
Chicago. May 8. 1907
Yesterday To-day Yesterday. T -day.
Nes, Chicago lOls. lOSl, Strawboard 22as 221s
Wor,b Chi"sSo 22Si. south side Elev. 4iis
Diamond Match.13e 1857 streets iIAs o,e
Lake Street. - Clty railway ''<lf <Io
y Y Biscuit. ... 46x 4Iis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-07
|rc1rRITY PRICES HIGHER.
most STOCKS ADVANCE.
co ATOMS WHOLLY PROFESSIONAL
BONDS AND MONEY.

s,,rs AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE NAY D.
Settings IN BONDS AND BANK STOCKS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-07
NEW: York DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY. MAY 7. 1897.

was per cent for sixty days. 21a per cent for
three months. per cent for four months. and
3d31a per cent for six months. Commercial pa
per was unchanged at 3iaG3ai per cent for
prime Endorsed bills receivable. 34n4 per cent
for choice single names, and 4M5 per cent for
other good names. The commercial paper mar
ket was more active.
The foreign exchange market dull and un-
changed in general features Posted sterling
was 4.S1 and 4SS1s for long and short bills re-
spectively. Rates for actual business closed as
follows:
Sterling co .s9 .s 5aai 4s7 G;IiSs
i Ss:S:mor' i5i 81 lca$s '' i .o i
Domestic exchange was as follows at the
places named: Charleston-Buyin ing. par; sell
ing = premium San Francisco-SiGht l2lGc:;
telegraph, 1Jc Savannah-Buying. l-lG of
selling. par. acknowledgement 21c
premium; bank 81 30 premium. Chicago-J'c
premium bid; toe. premium asked. ~. Louis
75c premium bid offered at 81. Boston-on Zoe
discount. Cincinnati-Between banks &c pre-
MUM: over counter. j0c premium.
Bank clearings- in this city were: Exchanges
S1O3 80 29S: balances. sJ99S 600 Boston-EX-
changes. SlS.2iGGG0; balances S21l23SS. chi
cago-Exchanges. S1i,1S,G6G BALANCES. 81,
161 30. Exchanges, SS..Uh2lo'
balances. Sl.3155jI. Baltimore-ExchanseS'
S2.34O, 427; balances, S1.1Gl,2l2 %.
The commercial price Of bar silver was olo.
Mexican silver dollars. 11an49l@c. In LONDON
bar silver advanced 1-16 to sd.
Money on call in London. Il per cent open
market discounts, 1-16 per cent for snort ana
IL per cent for long bills. British consols, IL
for money and 1l2 GIG for the account DIS
count rate in Paris > per cent; in Berlin ~
per cent French rentes. 103 francs ~ ceh-
times. Paris exchange on London. 2oll francs;
Reports of foreign bank statements are prince
in the regular cable report elsewhere III "''S
column. .
To-day's Washington Treasury statement
covering actual results OF two days ago. com
pared with the last preceding statement s'e'
the following balances:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-07
Summer Resort Sui0rs.
GOING TOTHE FOUNTAINS?
Are looking for spot to spend the SUMMER which
combines health, comfort and pleasure
AT MODERATE COST"

II co. send cents FOR postage or call and get free q
,g,c.s hsiow the Illustrated book Summer Homes" II
gives list Of Iiote. Farm and Boarding HOases with
Of Orange sullivan Ulster and Delaware Counties y. Y,
on The main and branches OF tine New York. Ontario
great beauty and absolute heahfulnsss In New YORK
way Il Astor place I3I 9th Ave. 81 Columbus Ave.
ist East i25th ST., 2'3 West i2sth 81, ticket cces fo,
OF Franklin and West 42d In Brooklyn No Court
81. $50 FUTON ST., ss Broadway. ec7 Manhattan Ave.
Oreenpoint ard Eagle once.
ILLUSTRATED homes" containing haii.tons re-.
niOMES" can be Obtained OF Tickle, agents for sc.
on saturday. May 20 Excursion Tickets for one fare
will be sold at 8Ii Broadway and ferry Offices giving an
opportunity OF personally selecting Summer home ana
Tcte,s good RETURNING Tuesday June l. J. {. AMBER.
son. General Passenger Agt. 80 Beaver et NV Iork
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$ 100000.

f1u. months NJ rate OF
three name paper WI
a ;ibera. stock bonus
AMOUNTS No one but
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