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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-06-03
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Commissioners Sale.
Aug. Snyder,

Aug. Snyder,
vs.
j. W. Rice 4 others.
By virtue Of = judgment AMI or
der % sale Of the Lawrence Circuit
court, rendered at the April term
thereof, 1895, IN the above styled
cause, The undersigned wilton Mon
day, June 9CEh, lsSs, at the Court
house door in Louisa, Lawrence
county, KY being county court
day proceed 10 expose 1t public
sale 10 the highest bidder or bid
ders, the following described prop
erty, Tor % much thereof - may be
necessary to produce the sum Of
$500 with interest from January
l.. is97, and $3I3.s5 with interest
from August IL, lSs7. Also, the
further sum Of $44-35.) tO-wit:
The lot herein adiudged 10 b
sold Is situated In BOuiss, Law
renee county, KY, described in the
mortgage - follows, tO-wit= . pOT-
ton OF lot No. -, a. shown upon
the plat OF said town Of Louisa,
Lawrence county. Ky beginning
at the corner Of Franklin street
and Boone alley thence with Frank
lin street 81 feet to the line o. the
lane made March -, lSe.;, owned
BY the party Of the second part,
thence With right angles Uith said
lot and by the party Of the first part,
thence with POEhaian alley y feet
10 Boone alley, thence with said
alley 10 the beginning said sale
is TO be made subj-et 70 the lien Of
the LOuisa Building Association
TERMS-Sale will Be made upon
\ credit Of months, the purchaser
bond with good personal
to be aPptOyed by the
payable TO receiver,
and as further security. = lien isre
Iained on the property ~ sOld until
the said bend j. paid
r. r shannon. NC l. = q
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-06-03
WEBBVILLE

Misses Minnie and Lydia Fish
er, Of VsrmiIIiOn, Ohio, are visit
ing their sister, Mrs John Patter
son.
DIR. Watson and John Wood.
were Al Louisa last week holding
the examination for teachers
SeymOr Dsan, OF Louisa, "a.
here Monday.
John Jackson, one Of Lawrence
eOunty's teachers was here Mon
day.
The bicycle craze has struck
webbville. We have already
twelve in town and there are more
yet to come.
James Spence returned home
Sunday from Kentucky river.
The telephone line from here to
Willard is in good working order
sgain.
Mas Brawley, Of IrOntOn, o., Is
staying this week with Mrs. W. II.
Woods.
Tivis Watson, Of willard, was
here Wednesday.
Henry Wheeler, OF Willard, pass
ed through here Tuesday enTODte
to Blaine. Sons Nom de Plume.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-06-03
JEAN.


Quite a number Of people were al
NJ. d. Perkins on last Sunday FOL
the purpose Of having their pict,
ures taken.
Born, to the wife OF Berry Park.
er, a boy, and Berry declares that
his name shall be William MeKin.
ley.
Gibson Wheeler says the most
interesting job he has ever had i.
rocking the cradle.
George Bays was calling on his
girl last Saturday night and on his
way home got caught in a binding
storm.
John Lewis and wife were the
guests OF NJ. ID. Perkins and fami.
~ Sunday.
Miss Lizzie Step hens was look.
ing very sad Sunday because Lem
didn't come.
Elisha Wright was calling on his
friends at FishertOwn aud turned
his horse out and the animal left
him to walk and carry his saddle
home.
Roscoe Bays is expected home in
a few days to spend about a week,
from Lexington
Nancy Perkins had a very bad
fall few days ago, in the estiIna-
ton Of her sweetheart.
There will Be preaching at Perk-
ms Hall on Saturday night June
the 9th and at FishertOwn the 9th.
Battle-Axe.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-06-03
BATTLE
Reported to Have Occurred at
Santiago

Associated Press reports from
Port au Prince and Cape Hay item
say that the outer fortiflcatiOn Of
Santiago herbOr were bombarded
Tuesday by the American feet.
The reports are from Spanish
sources and are not verified. No
statement j. made as to the dem
sge done. The American fleet il
said TO have consisted Of fourteen
vessels. one Of them IT, New
York. u the Spaniards wee not
seeing double in the excitement OF
the battle, the feet must have
been re-enforced since Monday.
From two points come reports OF
an American squadron moving in
that direction.
One report from Cape Haytien
says that Commodore Schley fore
ed an entrance 10 the harbOr and
ergsged the Spanish feet. This Is
discredited at Washington. Ii is
known, however, that some Of the
/ Spanish ships had moved to a pO-
sitiOn 50 near the entrance to the
harbOr as to be easily visible, and
these may have been drawn into
the engagement II the Qualifications
we're bOmbarded.
PORT Au Prince, Hayti, June !
5 80 a. m.-The following addition.
al details have been received here
from a Spanish source at Havana
Of the engagement reported of
Santiago de Cuba yesterday.
Spanish batteries at first answer.
ed the fire Ofthe American squad
ron in a lively manner. After d
minutes Of firing, directed in a su
DeriOr manner upon the part Of III,
American fleet, the Spanish bat
teries began to weaken their fir,
and the American ships cOneentra
ted a violent fire upon Fl Moro
destroying it completely. Tn,
forts at Zecapa and Punta Cords
fired the last shots.
| The Spanish loss must have beer
considerable. Details are lacking
as TO the American losses.
The Spaniards pretend TO have
struck the American vessels sever
al times, but this information is &C
cePted here under reserve.
At O'Clock yesterday afternoon
the American squadron ceased fir
ing. At that hour there was NJ
, Spanish vessel in sight. No new,
has been received here from tn,
dispatch boats
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-06-03
ROYAL HUEIsMEN.
Of Merry 20 Her sSsrt-Lss-
les. Lsrss-

Its pleasing - learn that Qneen We
tOria di.aPPrOvrs u the -bee1f9mbs u
game that constitute a feature ~ n0st
shooting parties s0-aiays IN Eng.Ana.
Thar. ~ lsast. is Ous -isP IN the eirsc-
ii5H q mercy. bat sytH the queen can
rot rfeErrt the EHsiias love q sport
Perhaps l. i better -. remarks the
Bdsiou Herald. SAs ~ouia ~ : very
unpopular s0veTri-n y she 90 rot a.
ios tkis e1ncc-si5u q fAres hours
shooting 10 The royal presrTsts. Blu;
tli- -diet f5rbiIding hrF sJI zEd hriI
% Ill nl1r~ game tisn ean - e1usamrd
i a royal sap u ker Ssrrrap grand
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-06-03
PROGRAMME.

The following i the program b-ing rendered at the
commencement sIrrei o the Louisa High schooi
70 10 press:
NUsIC:-H'a,e mr. Ts-,-S,lp. ~. D. R,,.4ytG.
Mandolin Club
INVOCATION: Rev d. II. Reid.
VOCAL DUET:-Magisg
Mr.. shannon and Nrs IT. T. Sullivan
RECITATION Tn ChGrl,Hyy Mis- Ve.sie Mc,Iuns
RECITATION: Miss Fuller sh.arer
IiGriGfi0s He1 w. AAha"ilh 'lab-
oRATIoN;-Eebo-, froa ling Igo
Esther Louise Sprague.
PlANo SOLO Mis- Charlotte Frssse
ORATOR - y Srsa-al L.fs iaso Lif,'. ySs5s.4
Lillian Christina MeIIsnry
MJSIC:-Nayrh ~ CapiiaH. S,trsl Mand0lin Club
fRtsENIAIioN OF DIPLOMAS: Principal
IJSIC:-OF t.fss Rae,s, Iu,t Haunting MAndolIn club
BENEDlCfION: Rev ". II. Davenport.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-06-03
Commissioners Sale.
Elliott Arnsu

Elliott Arnett
vs.
4. L. Watson.
By virtue ola judgment and or.
der Of sale Of the Lawrence Circujt
court, rendered At the April term
thereof, lSsss. in the above STYLED
cause, the undersigned will. On
Monday, June -, lssss. At the court
house door in Louisa. Lawrence
equity, KY being county curt
day proceed ID eXpnss st public
sale 70 the highest bidder. Or bid
ders, the following described prop
sTty, Tor % much thereof a. may
BE Necessary To produce the sun o.
1910 With interest from January
3, lSssi, subject 10 credit - S-slyD
April -. ISL Also the further
sum Of t5s0g With Interest from
April =, Isss, ard $,6OJ With is-
tsrs-t from sept =. lsss.l tO-SIt:
The undivided One-ssyenth in
teFest Of A. l. Watson in the fol-
lowing tract % land, situated III
Lawrence oOonty, Ky on Cat
fork q Big Blaine, containing
abOot $40 acres and which Is bound
ed Dy th- lands Of A. J. Webb. Cal
win Jordan. John COmbs and w.
". Maynard.
TERMS.-Ssle will b. made NJ
on aeIedit OigmOnIhs, lhe purchas-
sr executing bond With god E,erson-
Al security, tn Be- approved By the
oOnmissi'neT, payable TO receiver,
and - further security = lien Is ~
iained on the proTSrty sold until
aid bond j. paid.
Z r SHANNON, NC. Lee
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-06-03

Madrid, June 1.-The attention
Of the public today is absorbed in
the condition Of the bank Of Spain,
which Is considered more serious
than any reverse OF the war, mas
much as the impOssibiIity Il the
bank to help the government means
ImpossibiIIty to continue the war.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-06-03

sol. and ID Is hSPsd Il may haze iEs
proper eject IN Berlin court circles
when hey 20 s-Auntng. There l. only
one other place in England beHids Wind
sor uhere the rule q three hour
shooting prssaiiA The duke Of West
minister linits kis guests aisO and IL
eresedingiy particular about the mum
Der Of guns - well a. the kkii q thoss
1ho uss them. Itaa sory momsnt for
that guest Who does . eiumsy OF IN
sportsnanIike thing 10 the dukes birds.
for be Is always known and. SOMEHOW
OF other. gets reported Il hssdquArtsTa
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-06-03

Immediately on the arrival Of
Maj. Gen. Merritt at Manila he
will set about defeating the Span
ish army in the Philippines, and
then he will put into operation a
system for collecting revenues
which will be recommended to the
President in a few days.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-06-03

Kentucky, Iowa and Alabams
are the only States that have not
completed their quotas Of the first
call for volunteers, and it seems
that Kentucky is to be the very
last to do so. Who is, or are, re-
spOnsible for this humiIiatIng sit
uatiOne-LOuisville Times.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-06-03

Washington, June l.-Secretary
Alger, in q letter to Congress says
1900 or 5000 troops will 60 to Gu
ba at once and be followed as soon
as possible by 5000 more.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-06-03

The plans Of the War Depart.
ment have been to send q large
number Of land forces to assist in
taking Santiago, but il Schley has
won a battle there he may settle
the matter before the troops reach
thara
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-06-03

The Ninth New York Infantry
expressing desire to be placed
near q Southern regiment al Chick
amauga, it has been assigned next
% the Second Regiment Of Ken
lucky on the battle field.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-06-03

Gov. HOIcombe, Of Nebraska, has
been notified from Washington to
accept the services OF W. J. Bryan
IS the Colonel Of one Of the new
regiments. The gossip Is TO the ef.
feet that he is likely to be sent to
Manila
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-06-03
Strong. steady nerves

Strong. steady nerves
Are needed for success
Everywhere. Nerves
Depend simply. solely.
\ Upon the blood.
Pure, rich. nourishing
Blood feeds the nerves
And makes them strong.
The great nerve tonic IS
Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Because II makes
The blood rich and
Pure. giving it power
To feed the nerves.
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Cures nervousness,
Dyspepsia. rheumatism.
Catarrh, scrofula,
And all forms Of
Impure blood.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-06-03
Excursion Rates to whshrs

The big Sandy Division Of the
e. \ q. will sell rOund trip ticket.
to wrlghrs station on June 9th al
40 cent-, ON account " the How'd
county sunday School Conventlon,
Tickets arr good returning on the
10Th.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-06-03
su.sss. .. Weadher PropAsts

ssssets - weather ProPAsts
4 red sunset Indicates foe iay 20
follow. bsesass the air shea dry r.
frseis more rrd OF hs4i-makiug r.y>.
and as dry air Is not perfectly trans
parent iAry are sgsin reflected .n ihe
horIon. A eOppsry or ysiloRy sunset
generally forete,is riia-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-06-03

Gen. Lee said q few days ago:
Il spent two years in Cuba and
was run out. Now / arn going
back to run some body else out"
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-06-03

To Cure a Cold in One Day
Take Laxative BrOmO QuinIne
Tablets all druggists refund the
money II it fails to cure &c.
For sale by A. VI. Hughes and J
II. Reynolds, Louisa, Ky.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-06-03
Commissioners Sale.
He Osborne, Guardian
"a. W. Griffith, &C.


q. ". Gri1ith, &C.
By virtue Of = Judgment and or
der Of sale Of the Lawrence Circuit
court, rendered At the April term
thereof, lSssS. in the above styled
cause.-The undersigned will. on Mon
day, June ~, lSSS, AZ the court
house door in Louisa, l.Awrenes
county, N.Y. being county court
day proceed 10 expose Al public
sale, Ia tbs highest bidder Or hid
aers. the following descrlhed prop
erty lor ~ much ,heTeof a. may ~
necessary Ia prOdUce the SUN of
tllSO.la With Interest fram August
10 lSs6; also SS.3i with inlrrVsi
tom NNNsh Is, 1857; also $500
with Interest fram August "a. lSsd ;
SS.Si with Interest from March Is
1897 together with the Gusts hers.
In l0-Wit;
! 81 aercs ofland Situated In law.
rvnee e00nty, ON Dry ioFe of Asl
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-06-03

n OOR OUT for the FIR; signs o,
- impure blOOd-HOoi's SarszpaTills
Is yOur safeguard. IL will purity,
enrich and yitAlize your BLOOD.
Arizona republican., 1898-02-14

years ago, saying he had parted With his old comrades for the pu-p paso of reforming. He tells of the gang of tough characters he used to associate with, and is not reticent in dila;ing upon earlier exploits, such as drum ming whiskey, rustling horses aed planning to rob trains. But this is all in the past, and now Owens IS leading a moral life. He does not know what the word afraid Is, as is proven by the fact that on two occas- ions he killed four men single hand ed. When he came to our section of the country he said it was fer the sole purpose of aiding in a general re- form movement, and that is the way he got the appointment of sheriff. He is without doubt the finest shot in the west. He does his fancy shooting with ball cartridges, while Buffalo Bill and others use cartridges. fiI ed with shot.
 '@The first wholesale killing Owens was the prime mover in consisted in the shooting of Andy Cooper, a. bad man generally, two young men named Eleven and another man whose. name I can't remember. Cooper was so tough that people were afraid of him. and one day some men twftteu Owens because he had never arrested him. That got his dander up, and without saying a word he picked up his Win chester and started for the house where he knew Cooper and hs pals were. When Owens knocked a. tha door Cooper opened it a little ways but closed it when he saw who it was. At that Owens fired through the door at random, killing Cooper. the ball striking him in the side. Af- ter the melee was over i was found that Owens had killed four people oneI bsing q 15-year-old boy, who re ceived his death would while S ated in his mothers lap. The killing Of he little chap was accidental The federal authorities refused to prose- cute him for that affair. The next quadruple killing was that of four Navajo Indians. The Indians d d not hike Owens because he was constant ly arresting some of them for vioIat- ing the laws. One day about twenty Of them c3me into town for the pur- pose of taking his life. When he ap peared upon the sce~e' the bravery of the redskins oozed out of their finger tips, and, instead of killing him it was found he had sent four to the happy hunting ground, and had wounded the ffth.-Denver Republi- can.
 The redoubtable Commodore To- cated in Seligman several months ago and will in all probability desert the old town to grow up with ahe new burg, division point half 2 mile fur tehr west He is 3 generous fellow ! giving aid to every man whom he knows to be worthy of h:s bounty.
Arizona republican., 1898-02-14
MR. TABOR BUYS A MINE.
With Others He Gets Control of 2
 Ward Property

Ward, Colo, Feb. 13.-Ex-Senator Tabor yesterday secured control of one Of the best mining properties in the camp, the Colorado, paying $5O,OOO therefor. J. W. Newell and W. F.. Page. who are working the Matchless mine at Leadville, and the Ute and Ulay mines at Lake City are in with the ex-senator on the deal and spent yesterday morning in examining the property. After thorough inspection of the mine they thought so well of it that they closed the deal in fifteen minutes with it's owner, John Rice The payments are to be made in in stallments within period of two years. The mine is acknowledged to be one Of the most valuable properties in the camp, but bad management and costly litigation have kept it idle for several years. The shaft is but 165 feet deep and it's record of production, as evidenced by the shelter returns, is $48,900 to date. There are about 1000 feet of drifts in the mine. In the bottom level there is exposed an 18- inch pay streak that averages $125 in gold and eight ounces in silver to the ton. A contract was let for repair ing the machinery and sinking the shaft 100 feet deeper. Senator Tabor will give to the development of the mine his personal attention.
Arizona republican., 1898-02-14
SAVED HIS HONOR.
A Terrible Temptation Resisted in a
 Game of Poker.

The card player was losing heavily at poker. For the last three or foul hours he had been playing with grea care, but his luck had been u iformlJ bad. AS a last desp2iring stroke, he had suggested raising the stakes, dnO the pot for which they were now con- testing was a very large one. If only he could win it, he thought, he could >sQuare himself and have several dol
 Rrs to the good besides.
 Then he commenced to curse him.
 If for sitting down at tha- gambling
 able with those men. His mother bad often told him-but pshawi what was the use of thinking such thoughts as thosea What & fool he had beenl But could he bluff them out? No, he didn't think he could.
 All that he had was the result of an abortive draw to a straight flush the ace, king, jack, ten of clubs, and the three of hearts. He had dealt the cards himself on that round. Yes, there was the rest of the pack lying near, just by his chips.
 As his eyes rested On them he mo- ticed slight, almost imp rcep5ib e, bending at the corner of the card on the tcp, and he suddenly reme embered that the last time he dealt he had mo- ticed similar mark on a certain card when he had mad it in his own hand That card was the queen of clubs Oh, if he on.y had it in his hand now! The queen of clubs-the sweet queen the one card to complete is straight Hush and give him the pot for surel
 He was young man and rot with out scruples, but the mark on that top card was too much for him. He kenW it was not from the discard, which lay at some distance off, so hat ii he surreptitously 'tsneaked' it no one would be the wiser, and lie could do it-yesi
 His hands cautiously covered the cards while the betting and raising went round, he simply seeing the last raise on each circuit. His if gers had touched the top card and he was about Hso drop his useless three of hearts when he paused.
 As was said, he was young man, and was not altogether bad. No! for flashed into his mind
 He colored violently and threw his hand down on the table.
 The betting then went on without him.
 His mother had once said to him: My son, when at the card table keep your eye pee1edw And he had recog- nized the fact that the top card couldn't possibly be the queen o fcluhs because, cut of the corner of his eve, he had just seen it in the hand of the player next to him.-New York Jour nal
Arizona republican., 1898-02-14
STORIES OF THE DAY.
The Affectionate Term Which Hal
 stead Applied to Watterson.

The New York Press, in it's column known as "Onthe Tip of the Tongue, ," tells these stories of three editorial worthies:
 Murat Halstead's 69 active years bear so lightly upon him that he ap- pears to be in the very prime of life. Though greatly reduced in political power since he left Cincinnati, he is still something bigger than the ordi- nary man, and his personality is quite as captivating as it used to be when he edited the Commercial Gazette. I remember when he used to drive down to his office at II o'clock at night, dash over to St. Nicholas hotel, have a sandwich and a cold bottle, buy one dozen cigars for s2, light one, hurry back to his desk, throw off his coat and fill up the entire editorial page with brilliant articles on a score of topics. He is the most prolific writer l ever knew. His usual time for leav- ing the office was f o'clock
 One evening Halstead dropped into the St. Nicholas and said to the clerk:
 Has that old Louisville tramp gone home yet?" The clerk replied: Colo nel Watterson left this afternoon. MT.
Arizona republican., 1898-02-14
INDIANS ARE PEACEABLE.

Albuquerque, N M, Feb. 13.-Under Sheriff c. E. Newcomer returned to- day from the San Felipe Indian coun- try. where he served the injunction of Judge Crumpacker on the Indians or dering them not to interfere with the surveyors for the irrigation canal The Indians were peaceably disposed and said they would do nothing until they had consulted the agent, when they would follow his advice. In the meantime the surveying party is pro- ceeding with the survey
Arizona republican., 1898-02-14
YOUR PHOTOGRAPH FREE.

Send ten cents in stamps for sample cabinet photograph, which will be made for you, and four recent cop: es of UP TO DATE. Each issue is print ed in colors and contains from forty to fifty pictures by the famous humor- ous artists of the country, and read ing enough to lsst family whole month. Send today to UP TO DATE, Chicago, III.
Arizona republican., 1898-02-14
A SHERIFF'S RECORD.
The Nerve of Commodore Overs, ex-
 Sheriff of Two Counties.

'The ex-sheriff of Navajo county, Arizona, hast killed about fnurteen men since he has been in office," said John Mulkey of Jerome, A1iz, at the Brown Palace hotel last evening. q guess that is a record that has rot as yet been eclipsed by any other sheriff in the United States. The man in question is named Owens-Commo- dore Owens. He came to that section of the state total stranger some
Arizona republican., 1898-02-14
Goldberg Brothers

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-25
DELAWARE, LACkAWANNA AM
WESTERN RAILROAD

stations In New YORK foot q Barclay and Christopher
VESTIBULE TRAINS PULLMAN BUFFET CARS.
PlNTSCH LIGHT
500 A. M.-BINGHAMToN MAIL. Stops principal
stations
1000 \. N.-Ca'e Car, RUFEATO SCRANTON. BGNG-
HAMTON OvEGO ITHACA rrMrRA SYRACUSE
end OSVEGO EMPRESS Pullman Buffet Parlor Cars
connecting buffalo with trains Chicago and points
100 p " fdaily,-ChlcaRo and RI~ao ve.tihuipd Ey
press for SCRANTON. BfNCu ANTON md Fr,MIRA.
Pullman Buffet Paror Cars E'mira Through sleep
ing and dav coach 20 Chicago arriving AIS p
~ next day
4:OO r M-sCpANToN WIIKFSRARPE md PIYM-
CCTH EXPRrSr. Pullman RIsfet Parlor Cars.
.:CO y " Cdaiiv)-CIrrC AGO and BUFF 40 VFSTI-
RULED LIMITED EXPRESS for SCR ANTON. RING
HAMTON. CTEGRA. RUrFAf.O THpOrGII RyFFFr
sIFrP;NG CAR New York Chicago. Dnlng Car
.. Rrtalo
$50 NJ Maiy)--BI-FCkr, FX?REss. PULLMAN
MIRA. H,Tft Mor-Vr NORRIS ana BUFFALO Ar
O:3O p. NJ odanyl-BI'FrhIo SCRANTON. BING-
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Seepers
Il-:lt,Ts AN7 PULLMAN AccoNMo0ArroNs AT
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Place: 40 md oi2 Broaaway Tcc,. at Ferry stations
i-ed and Twenty-nfth a.. ?@5 col" BUS New York;
;as ara 7of Fulton II. and iof Roadway Brooklyn
Time table giving on Inflammation ~ I'll stations.
check baggage from hotel residence 10 destination