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Railroads.
Lehiqh Valley System.
Railroads.

0CAAAyu Vo44Cy Sy0lC1AAs
Stations foot of West 2at St. Penn. II. H.. CortlAndt
Indicates time from West 2ad st, Other figures
'nsT ':%e d ,r." toT Il "ai, or ,snn% + q s.; Fam,
for Mhtru .iirN X and tntermrdtstc stations
sc :n;%H' -'' ..c1 4 ~ Say s"'' FlM sT w'l I9aat Ssy.;.
ITHACA GENfyA. R9rHEsTtR. nrFfAl9. MAG.
.IUIs1. IotaO \. NJ. s~undays only. for BOUND
.Io,.s: 1850 a NJ. Il ny, except SUNDAY. for
'IIi55. q. 90 noon daily. except SUNDAY.
"BLACK DIAMOND EMPRESS"
Arrives Runalo ,o:h3 ?. NJ, Pullman %vestlhulc Day
ala carte. Comm cts AT Buffalo with through sleepcrs
.Iatss, $3.50 + NJ. daily. except Sunday. for
hhu.n SH,Sk ana lntSrm.diat" points ,srov
MAuCn CHUNK, and the coal branches.
w iiiss; AZ" ! rrr y %Si'i sc It',T' SSnG SnS pr tEr
In coal regions chair car for wikesbarrc.
wIii.iKnfsSRhiiiHr. PpirTnsrooSS. sc fiISHs S"" and pr tSF
i ~ "na ,%t tcr,nr, rmi n1n,,oG n,r cp ParI1r c I"r fS al y P ,an
'itSa. S,iS p, NJ. daily for EAsToN and inter,
s.s,ss. s,,%p NJ, daily, e.cep, SUNDAY, ,rrpres.
tons. Connects for Reading and Harrisburg, Chair
.a,ns. 100 i NJ, daily for BUFFALO. NIAGARA
FALLS, and all points West. Pullman sleeper vcsti,
hule train n. Y. to Chicago. ~sleepep to buffalo and
;,'Ss. s,aG l; y, daily except SUNDAY :s.91E,gIp,s
HEM. MACCH CHTSK l. 4 II, JUNCTION. SAYRE.
GENEVA ROCHESTER,. BATAVIA. and BUFFALO.
Pullman sleeper for buffalo, SOnc but sleeping car
passengers carried. M baggage carried.
Aib6. 0iO l. VI. daily. for ITHACA. GENEVA
ROCHESTER,, BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS. and all
points West. Pullman Slerpors to Wilkcsbarre and
Ithaca.
Additional local trains daily. except Sunday. for
ROuND BROOK aud Intermediate points. leave As
follows: 's;5h. 300 A. ~. 'l:o5. 2:3O, '3:6o. ago,
and "a; b5. 6:8O +. NJ.
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at ll9. 2Bl.
273. 400, D44, and i323 broadway, ~ T., l4th ST. l56
y. l25th st, l27 Bowery. y. " $50 Fulton St, 4
Court st. Us Bway. and BROOKLYN Ann-K. brooklyn.
n. Y. Transfer 90. will call for ana check baggage
from hotel or residence through to destination.
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MfairIi.

A%TTENTIoN -oLnnR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
n NEhSlTr Of THE CITY OF NEw YORK. MEpl.
Cal. ptPAhrMENr, 10 YEARS 4 SPECIALIST IN
DISEASES or MEN. OLD DR. GRINOI.L Hns been
longer established and has had more experience than
an, ulhcr advcrtisins physician, rity papers prove
diseases. pains In bones. red spots. sore throat aud
mouth, ulcers, painful swclliugS. Kidney and bladder
complaints. sralding innumms,ions grave. uniryrl.
opri organs. weak back. LOST vtaitSy. arr prcdity, per.
mancntly cur"d. Men about To marry should consult
OH pR. GKlNDLE. Every imrriimrnt rrmov"h.
Sufferers. do not " astc time Vi>ittng less sktful physi.
cians, hetncmbcr. Old DR.. GklNnI.E never fails.
oflisE OVER - YEARS At ~ West i2,n st. be.
Hours, - TO g. sunday, Hto3. NoChArgr unless cured.
ARILIrf.-Go to the celebrated Hsllrtt Medical In.
"a stitute, where you can consult tho greatest blood
and nerve specialists In the world free ~ charge.
Forty years specialists IN all priv ate diseases of men.
which We cure In a few days; also bloc poisoning.
primary. secondary and tertiary. permanently cured;
ulcers, skin diseases, sore throat, mouth and head
pain nj sw elling-, bladder. kidney. diseased bones,
pimpleS, blotrheS' my inNainshl" remedy for nervous
debility, weakness ~ body and mind. varicOcelr,
weak, unh"NrIopci organs. imprdlmcnts To marriage;
lost ,igor restored, brarin mind. practice makes per.
feet, thousands cured yearly, charges low; less than
any other specialist. 40 10 the Iiali"tt Medical Insii.
tutc nr~t, II Is e test nni cheapest. 2lS East 18Th
at. near Nj av.. New YORK. no charge unless cured
hours y To y, SUNDAYS in'Iuied
A.-A.-A.-QUICkE EST PERNANE CIRE
In diseases of men; dangerous eases solicited; relief
At once: those desiring only hrSt cl ass scientific treat.
ment should call. tn" lCa.llng specialist. DR.. Bunschur.
l27 West 2"d st. q To y. 7too, Sundays, 10 TO /,
OI.u DIR. GREY. as years . specialist In dis.
anteed in all diseases or ~ onry refunded. Blood po.
son, skin Diseases, Kidney or bladder trnubIc veal.
meas. nervous debility. crrors OF youth. bad dreams,
weak. undevelorcd organs. impediments to marriage,
&C II" wise. consult Tho only OLD specialist in this
Union square. Hours. u To ., Sundays y to 3, Scien.
tinc treatment ana advice free. Medic ne only soc,
nR. CUNRAp's sANlTARIrM Private rooms; ma.
~ tron with full tan OF trained nurses. III West
Am ST. Tel. uOi aHth ST. Hours, 90.
V'HH DIR. T. GRAY mINN SANIrARIuM, III ".
L Am st.-FrlNato rooms only nIatron; hours. ga.
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ERIE RAILROAD.

Thrnugh ira. MS lulvc NrY York, Too! Of thAmhers
st. M follows. and fNo minutes earlier from West
23d ST;
O.nn \. VI. -vcst,uulc Express daily for Ringham
U.OO ,un. Wav"Ily. EIin.ra, %lnlai", bradford. ar
rN ; nuTaIo 500 T. NJ. Parlur car 10 lufalu.
D.ll u. M.-N,stlulr Limited. Fast ma,l da'iy.
M solid train for Chicago. viaChautauQua Lake.
arrives Cleveland AZ f:AO \. NJ, CUltaEO > T. ".
scrpcrs to Chicago. Cleveland. ami Cincinnati. Din
Ing ear,
G.)n Y. ". buffalo AMI cleveland Ne-ti'ule Fr'
.sDO press dtly. arri''- Al luiTsIo ':uj A NJ,
RI afford 1'l5 A. NJ, JIIuustuwn 90 A. NJ, Cl"ye-
land ~ so l.. NJ. Sleeper To- Hulalp srd IlryritniD.
making direct connection for brtr Chicago. and
the West. cafe lihrHTy car,
o. - q. .-DAlLN-Nia thautNuqua Lake and
C.tO Niagara Fall, SOLID train 30 Chirago. sleep
ers to Hornellsyille. ChicsSu. and Cincinnati, Dining
car.
TICKETS, LOCAL TIME CARDS. ANp PULLMAN
i AC~COMMODATIONS AT IN. ll3. Pal, IUl. Rud
957 Brnaiway. ~ I|nwrry. I56 East l@5th ~ amt
81 West l2ith ST.. %rhamh"rs aud W"st "3d II, ferries.
New york, .Ib and ;g6 Fulton 4. lub broadway.
Brooklyn; 2UO Ilud on Il. Hnh"Scn, and L"rscy City
station. Mcstcotts ENpr"as calls : IT. and rh'cLs bag
gage from hotels AMI residences to destination.
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1ru Goods.

SUPREME seduction here IN tho prices OF Gloves,
- COrsets. Jew, Try. p~crfumcry. llo.irry, VeilInKs,
Handkerchief. JAMMES, 900 Broad ay.
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Evening Line.

The popular steamers ADIRONDACK ana DEAN
RICHMOND will leave Old Pi r ~, \. r., foot Canal
st at Il I. VI. daily sunday excepted, making direct
connections with trains North, East, and Vest.
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Selset aoara -8rOOklua.

JEFFERSON Av., 80. Brooklyn.-Two sunny front
~ rooms, with good tabl- board; central and con-
venient location for gentlemen.
7 LIVINGSTON ST. 65. Brooklyn.-Large and small
IL sunny roomsi we'll heated ave minutes from
brtdgo and ferry.
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New York and Boston All Rail.

y. " H., & II, X u. and connections.
From Grand Contra station.
Leave nv way Of Due
g:OI A. NJ, Spr ngfpld anu Worcester, 3 40 l.. ".
1000 A NJ, +'Nrw Oudon and Prov idence. = 90 i. VI
1908 A. Nj, New London and Providence, AKA l.. NJ.
1900 NJ, Springt Id aud Worcester, $40 Z. NJ.
1900 /. NJ, Air Line aud y, T. X, is, 500 4. ~
liOy y. NJ. New Louduu and Providence. ZOO y. NJ.
1900 p. NJ, 'New London and Providence. $500 l.. NJ.
400 =. NJ, - ringtcli and Worcester, 1000 y. NJ.
boo 4. NJ, sSewI unduu and Providence, 4 900 =. NJ,
ll;OO 4. NJ, Springfield aud Worcester. ala A. VI.
l2iOU l.. NJ, 'Sew lundun and Providence. 6:25 4. NJ.
'Runs daily, including SUNDAY,
- Bay state Limited, all Iarlor cara: fare o., IN.
Guiding parlur car seat.
Air Line Limited, arrives at and departs from
Park square Station, Boston. Return service same
hour and by same route.
Through pArlor and sleeping cars by each train.
Z. 7. HEMPSTEAD. Gen. rAsL Agent
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Selert Board.
West side.

".lETON LAC 74.-Large or small rooms, with
~ or without board Southerners accommodated.
I ON ST. 1870 WEST.-EIcellent board families,
10 gentlemen. willing to pay fair prices; good
service; references.
I Urn ST, "a Single and double rooms
l. I with liberal table boards references.
SDOU ST, Ar WRsT-Nrw England lady has mod.
I'd erat priced rooms; large aud small; bountiful
table; reftrr noes.
ODOST.. IA. re. 8S WEST-Elegant suites W lth pri.
OZ vate bath; other rooms, table board; reference.
Oath ST. 81 WEST Parlor floor and other
ences.
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Mail. for sewfonna..nd. by rail- to u.r,,.,. an,

Malta for S"wfouniIand. by rail to HslifaI. and
thence by steamer, close At this once u ally at
$50 f.. u. Mail, for Miqu"lOn. 10y rail to Boston
and th,nc" by steamer. close at this once daily At
ESQ T. VI. Malls for cuba clos. al a. IL ornce
caily at 700 4. NJ, for forwa riing ny steamers
sailing Mondays and rhur-iaysl from Port Tam.
pa. Fla Letter malls for Mexico city. overland.
unless specially addressed for despatch by steam.
or. close At THIS unirs daily at 1900 81. paper
mails at 600 \. N Registered mail closes at
800 L. ". previous day.
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roUETY CLFEK'S OFFICE. NEW COUNTY COURT
y HOUSE. NEW YORK, Oct. 3. 'g7r-Public notice
is hereby gwen that on the 18th inst, at this once.
Jurors shall he draw for service In the various courts
10 h" held In and for I'll" city and County OF New
York on November |. 1897.
HENRY d. PURRoy. County Clerk.
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@urnishta aapOms atnntta.

WASTED-By two single gentlemen. a large fur
w nished room with two single beds and exclusive
u.s. OF bath, near Broadway, between 2Sd and saith
hts.i no board. r., box l29 sun onhcc.
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7upmsa 9partmsuts to let
eel size.

4 I TIL BIT. qp9 ~EAsT.-Pnvate family will let com.
Il L fortably furnished large room, heated, to gentle.
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TRANS PACIFIFIc MAILS.

Mails for china and Japan especially Aidreased onlyG
per steam ship Empress Of India from yanrOu.
YER, clos her" daily - 10 oct ~ At 80 L. u.
M.li. for China. Japan. aud lIaw all. per steam.
shin China from san FTanrisCOi, close h, m daily
up /" OCT II at g 80 T. NJ, Mails for Australia Der.
Crpt IA 81 Tor West Australia, which arc for
wuriri via TutOp" New Zealand. Hawaii. FIJI
aud samoan islands. per t"amship MoanA from
san 7. anri,cpJ, close her daily up to oct. = at
$50 >. III. II 4. ", and $40 T. ". (oT
on arrival NJ Sew York Of Steamship Cam.
pania with British mails for Australia Mails
for china and Japan, per steamship vtrtOTIA from
Tacoma, close her. daily up TO Oct. 40 at $50
IN Mails for Australia Except West Austria.
lial, New Zealand. Hawaii, aud FIJI Islands. per
steamship MIowera 0rom Nancouver). close here
daily after oct. ~ AMI up TO oct. / at o 80 =. ".
Mails for the Society Islands. per ship City OF
Papciti from san Francisco. close here daily up
to or. 10 at $40 y. N, Mails for Hawaii, per
steamship Australia from San Francisco, close
here daily up 10 oct. ~ ~ y: 40 +. ".
Trans paCInc mails are forwarded to port Of sailing
daily and the schedule Of closing II arranged on the
presumption Of Their uninterrupted overland transit.
Registered mail closes at Il l., VI, previous day.
CORSEilUS A COTT. Postmaster.
Post ONCE. Now York. \. Y. Oct. Z. lsl1.
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Shortest Sea Trips Out OF New York.
Delightful tours to Old Point Comfort, Norfolk.
Newport News. Petersburg, Portsmouth. Primers
Point. Richmond. Virginia Beach. Va. and Washing.
ton. D.. c. Freight and Passenger steamers sail from
Pier 20. North River. every ". elk day. except Satur.
day. at 8 y. NJ. and SATURDAY at I 7. VI.
W. L. ~GulLLAUDEC. Wee. Pres't and Trafic Mgr.
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Public Notiees.
DnsT oFYlCE NOTICE

DuST OyFlCE NOTICE
should b. read DAILY hr all interested. a. changes
NAY u-sur at any timel.
Foreign male 'pr the week Guiding Ort o. 1897. will
close PROMPTLY IN al rA.~s' al tn. General Post
once A. follows FAE, EiS Fu~r NAILS close one
hour earlier than c!u.ih. time shown bc.uN.
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
Az : \ " for FRANCE SUITZER-
LAND, IELiI. SPAIN. PORTUGAL. TURKEY
EDSPT aud BRlTl~i INDIA. per steamship La
ToGrAiro'. sia H4Nr~ .lrtG~b Tor other parts ~
gurul- must h. Il r-r,~i pc pr la TuuFalne"r, at
a. !. for NETHERLANDS direct. per tcam.hip
RJtI-riAnl. via ROTTERDAM ,Ietirr~ mu.i b. ii
roctel per Rotterdam a. 4 ". for GENOA,
PER steamship kais~r Wilhelm II. t-tt-rs mu,t lie
dire. tel "l-r Raiser Wilhelm H. At 10 A. ".
for SCOTLAND di.s-i. per steamship CITY OF
Rom. via 6lAAEnw letters must l., directed
'u-- 'iry ~ Rome Al II 4 VI -~upp'-mrRtAy
lE}0 T. VI f"- FL EpPE. per stsan3.h.y EtEu
MS. via que uSiOrn
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Orean steamers.
WHITE STAR Lime,

Teutonic. -. Oct. ~. noon Majestic o.. oct. "a, noon
britannia. oct. 90. noon Gernanic Nov, =. noon
NO COTTON ARRlED By PASSENGER
Pier 40, North River. Onnce . Broadway. New York.
". MAITLAND KERSEY, Agent
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MAINE cd.

HNFUVN.
@ 90 TO Portland. Me-. mud Return.
Steamships John Englis and Manhattan leave Pier
81, Last River. foot Of Market street, Tuesdays.
Thursdays, and Saturdays al > p. N. Steamers ntted
with every modern Improvement for comfort and
convenience OF tourists.
onces, 273 Broadway and 222 South st.
II. HALL. General Agent.
NORTH GERMAN 10y STEAMSHIP c c.
~ SHORT ROUTE To LONDON AND CONTINENT.
FAST EXPRESS
Trave. Tu. Oct. II. lOA VI. Kaiser. Tu.. Oct. go, Q N.
Lain, Tu.. Oct. 1915 AN. SAale, tn, Nov. 9. A VI.
OELkiCHS q co. 2 Bowling Green.
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TROY BOATS,

Fare 10 all resorts north and east luwer than any
other route. CITY OF TROY or SARATOGA leaves
foot OF West l0th 81. daily except SATURDAY, . =. VI.
Express trains for Saratoga, Lake George. Adiron.
da X. 81. SUNDAY steamer touches at Albany.
HInsON AND CONstCkIE HOATS
leave Pier ~. y. T.. foot OF christopher st. every
week day at u =. NJ.
LIVINGSTON LINE, West 10th ST. Daily 1 7. NJ. Sat
IN urdays at |. Steamers BALDWIN and ROMER for
Cornw all. Ncwhurg, New Hamburg. Marlboro. Milton.
loughkrrpsie. Hyde Park. Esopus. Kingston. connect.
Ing with L. \ u Il. r. for all points In Catskills.
NEW HASEN.-fAre 81; EXCURSION. $3.50.
Fast steamers leave Fer 2a. +. r.. daily Sundays eG.
ccpIeil 2 4 VI. and ~ midnight. arriving in time
for trains TO Neriden. Hartford. Springfield. and
points North.
- AMSDELI LINE steamers leave Pier -. y. r..
IL foot Franklin st FOR CrAnston's. West Point, Cold
Spring. Cornwall, fishkili anding, and Newburs
week days lcNc' ut saturday D l.. NJ; saturday 4. Al,
Sundays y A. VI.
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re LET-A furnished room in nat with private hall;
i use OF bath; hot water supply. C0MBEs 1870
West Tooth at.
2oD ST, IL wEsT.-Second floor; bath; suites with
% private bath single rooms; board optional; ref.
erenccs.
1OETH ST, 1 wEsT.-LarHe, nneiy Furnished
1ZO second story front room; private family ref.
erenCes.
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~NoMPAGNIE GENERALE TRASSATLASTIQUE.
~ DIRECT LINE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
From Pier ~. North River, foot Morton st.
LA TOukAlSE, santeli ......... Sat. oct. -, 10 A.. NJ.
LA B~RETAGSE. Rape .....,.... Sat. Oct. 10, 10 A. VI.
Rates OF passage. first class. y. y. TO Paris, sl05 and
up. 10y all steamers except La Touraine. including
railway fare to Paris and landing charges. Buffet
parlor car seats free. Second class. to Paris, 500. 10.
A. fOkLEr. Gencral Agent. 3 Rowling Green.
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HAMBURG-AMERlCAN LINE

TWIN SCREW EMPRESS from New York to Plym.
outh London. Cherhourg, Parts. and Hamburg
7. ljism trrk. oct. l4.lOA.N. Columbia Oct 2S. Z A. n.
Sormannin Oct.2l. LOAN. + bismarck Nov. II, JOAN
HAMBURG SERVICE. by Twin Screw Mails s.
Palatia. oct. o. ! 7. NJ. Prussia BE. Oct. III. q A. N.
First cab. SI5 up second class. SIOi steerage. $50.
Hamburg American Line. 81 HrondNay.
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NICELY LOCATED 10 acre farm near Central slip,
~ l.. l., for SauO; $40 down, balance small weekly
payments Coon rich soil. well adapted for trucking
or fruit growing; on main ruai and nicely situated
land free from rocks, stones. and hwanps; conyen.
lent to station and village; decd free. title Euaran.
teod; immediate possession; will positively double In
value within few years; write for Diet lis.
RISLEY, 10 Chambers Al.
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FURNISHED Auusrs GO Ist---City.

AND SO East sgd St.-American basement resi-.
dences; two left. J. Bentley sluier. 1870 B,way.
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EU.ATs n APARTMENTS. unrurnished. furnished.
l. In desirable locations; rent e5IO To 81. 900.
FOLSOM Sa5 Rroadway.
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want the President to join with me in the
work of abolishing sectarianism in religion
want to see all Christians meet together
in one church and work together. and am
sure that he will unite in the work.
Now. doesn't it seem to you, madam,
that you have undertaken a pretty big jeb?"
says Secretary Porter. Its too big for the
President to join with you in it just now.
Don't you think there are other things quite
as important-the Cuban question, for in
stance?'
The young lady would argue the matter
further, but dozen other people are wait
ing, and the secretary has to bid ner good
day. The next man is a correspondent for
the London Illustrated News. He is anxious
to have an interview with the President,
and would like to have social chat with
him in order that he may make an article
for his newspaper. He is told that he can
not have an interview, but That he can
meet the President.
Now a messenger enters with an impor-
tant telegram. 1t relates to matter which
Mr.. Porter can settle without asking the
President, and he rapidly dictates a reply.
He Is hardly through before another man
demands his attention. This is a senator
who has made an appointment to see the
President this evening, and he wants the
hour duly registered in the appointment
book. Mr.. Porter has to keep track of all
the Presidents engagements. He has to
arrange nearly all matters connected with
the White House and to attend to a number
of details outside. All those letters which
we saw in the other room have to pass un-
der his eye and hundreds of them will be
answered by him. He has to see that the
appointments the President makes are sent
to the Senate. He keeps track, to certain
extent of congressional matters, and, in
addition to this answers all the Presidents
nail. He has a stenographer with him all
the time and dictates answers to letters be-
tween his receptions of the callers. His
work goes on from 9 o'clock in the morn
ing until midnight, and President McKin-
leys days are so full that it is often 10 p.
m. before he has time to go over the mat
tiers which he alone can settle and give di-
rections to Mr.. Porter as to how they are
to be disposed of. * is often midnight by
and after this some of the most important
mail has to be answered These long hours
are absolutely necessary in order to keep
the business of the White House up to date,
and this is so, notwithstanding the fact that
Secretary Porter has systematized the work
better than it has ever been arranged be-
FORE In another letter l shall deal more
directly with the President himself.
FRANK G. CARPENTER.
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DONIESTICS

Best quality Dark Calicoes; 10 D.
yard limit; &c quality, q yard........ 81
so pieces light and dark Outing 1ILc
Flannel, SC quality, a yard. ......E ~
s 1-3c quality yard-wide BleachedA I/c
Muslin. a yard .................... IN
Linen-finish Crash Toweling, 10cQ2/c
quality, yard ..................OZ4S
Linen-faish Check Towels 15x3O; D.
were loo, now .........................A
so pieces yard Ticking. 15c ~
quality, yard ....................... ~
100 dozen 1914 fine Crochet Quilts; AOc
were $1.25, at .......................
72-inch Bleached German Damask, A0c
new patterns; 81 quality, yard. II y
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Fifty splendid Hats, made by our own
skilled trimmers--exact copies of the
most stylish of London and Partisan
models; improved, yes, actually i'm
proved by quick American wit and in
genuity-trimmed by hat artists who
know just how much and just how lit
tie to put on a hat. All the styles of
81 and IS creations and they look as
though these prices were little enough
f0o Toem' your choice to- So. 4S
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CAPES

Never again SUCH bargains.
Cloth Capes, some edged with fur; made
to to,s sell at g. For this 40c
Double Cloth Capes; full sweep; 0Qc
made to sell at So; for this sale. IJO
Ladies' Heavy Beaver Cloth Capes;
trimmed in braid and jet; made
to sell at $3.50. For this Ct ~
sale ................ .............-
Ladies' Empire Style, Atwood Kersey
Capes; nicely trimmed; made 60 ~
TO sell at S.. For this sale.... ~As IT,
Fine Astrakhan Capes: full sweep and
Thibet- trimmed trn made to S4.QS
100 extra fine Plush Capes; nicely en-
broidered; made to sell at CZ AZ
SIS. For this sale. "a s-xO
The very finest creations of Plush
Capes; made to sell at $25 CD AZ
and $50. For this sale. ~
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-11-28
JACKETS

Such an offering comes but once.
Ladies' Jackets, all Wool,
made to sell at $3.50; for this 90 40
sale ......... ................... P%sOS
Nobby Jackets, in all colors, box front,
made to sell at So; for this "a O&
. safe ....... .......--............ - -
Handsome Jackets, all the newest
styles, in Kersey, Astrakhan or Bou-
Gle, made to sell at $3.50; for III O2
Stylish Jackets of Covert Cloth, Cater :.
pillar and xxx Beaver, made to
sell at SIS; for this %6. OS
safe ....... ............s........- - -
The very finest imported garments of
Kersey or Melton, all silk-lined, and
made to sell at $40 and $25; "a O2
for this sale ...................AP
Childrens Jackets, neatly made, made
to sell at So; for this Ct 40
sale ......... ....................~F
Children's Nobby Jackets, of Atwood
Boucle, made to sell at $3.50; Cd IA
for this sale ...................AF
200 Childrens handsome Jackets made
to sell at S.. Sc and 81; for%2 O2
this sale .......................>
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-02-24
Tho Circln County.

The oldest shaped county among the
5000 which 90 to make up the separate
divisions of the various states is Warren
county, Tenn 1t lies almost exactly in
the geographical center of the state men
toned and Is about us near perfect cir
Gle as any division of land could posi-
bly, he. The circle would be perfect but
for the fact that there is II short stretch
of the northern boundary line which fol
lows q small stream for short distance.
IL Is bounded by Cannon, DcKalb, COT
fee, Grundy, Van Buren, and White
counties and is i'll no way remarkable OK
ccpt III shape. St Louis Republic.