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Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1899-10-17
Ex.yICEPRESIDENT
Stevenson's Famous Marble
Groups and Painting to be
Reproduced in the Arena.

Former vice-President Adlai
Stevenson is a devoted admirer Of
art. His pretty but modest home
at Bloomington, ILL.,, contains many
artistic triumphs in paintings and
antique Greek and Roman statuary,
which have been reviewed by
thousands of prominent people and
celebrated artists.
1t was while on visit to the eX-
presidents home that Mr.. John r..
Boyle, who at the time was the
American representative of the
great English Gaynell Company OF
statue artists, first conceived the
idea of inducing his company to
adopt for exclusive representation
and reproduction the Stevenson coll
lection of statuary and paintings.
Three years of unqualified sue
cess attested the wisdom OF the
policy. London, Berlin and Paris
were delighted with the exhibition,
receiving it with enthusiastic and
tremendous audiences. No sooner
had Mr.. Boyle become identified
with the Adam Forepaugh and
Sells Brothers circus, which Will
appear here Wednesday, October
IS, than he prevailed upon the En-
glish company to make an Ameri'
can appearance, and the tour SO
far has equalled, if not excelled,
the remarkable European success.
The delicate, chaste and charm
ing exhibition of the Gaynell Com
pany in reproducing the Stevenson
works has been the subject Of much
praise by the Eastern papers and
the press wherever given. The
fac-similes Of marble groupings and
famous paintings and impersona-
tions of favorite gods and goddesses
Of mythology by the eight lovely la
dies of faultless form is everywhere
said to'be fitting prelude to the
lavish entertainment this year pro-
vided by the Forepough-Sells man
agement.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1899-10-17
THE JUDGES SON.
Death of Young "Bob" Breckin.
ridge at Danville.

Robt. J. Breckinridge, Jr., who
died at Danville Wednesday after
noon, was we'll known in this city.
Bright's disease, following a siege
of malarial fever contracted in Gen.
tral America, was the cause of
death. He was 40 years of age, a
graduate of fCeutralUniversity, Rich
mond, and of the Pennsylvania law
class of 1879. For several years
he lived in this city and was asso-
ciated with his father during the
latter's term as Supreme Treasurer
of the Knights of Honor.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1899-10-17

Faith can never walk on water
with its pockets full af doubts.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1899-10-17
THE
THE
NEW YORK WORLD,
THRICE-A-WEEK EDITION.
ALMOST A DAILY-AT THE
PRICE OF A wEEKLY&

The mort widely circulated week
ly' newspaper in America is the
Thrice-a-W Week edition OF The New
York World, and with the presiden-
tisl campaign now at hand you can
not do without it. Here are some of
the reasons why it is easily the leader
in dollar a year journalism.
1t is issued every other day, and is
to all purposes daily. ~
Every week each subscriber Ere
ceives Is pages and often during the
"bl sy' season "a pages each week
TIE price is only $1.00 per year.
1t is virtually a daily at the price
of weekly.
Its news covers every known part
OF the world No weekly newspaper
could stand alone and furnish such
service.
The Thrice-a. Week World has at
its disposal all of the resources of the
greatest newspaper in existence-the
wonder Of modern journalism
America Greatest Newspaper" as
it has been justly termed-The New
York World.
Its political news is absolutely i'm
partial. This fact will be of especial
value in the Presidential campaign
coming ou.
The best of current fiction is found
in its columns
These are ouly some Of the reasons;
there are Others. Read it and see
them all.
We offer this unequaled newspaper
and the KENrUcKIAN together one
year for So so.
The regular subscription price of
the two papers is $780,
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1899-10-17
Compromised With Dinning.

The case of George Dining
against the Tennessee members of
the committee who waited upon him
on the night of the killing of Jodie
Conn and told him he must leave
the county, has been compromised,
the men preferringto pay a small
amount rather than be annoyed by
Federal Court proceedings. The
men were confident no verdict would
be rendered against them, but pre-
ferred to settle the matter for once
and all. There were eighteen oi
them.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1899-10-17
ELECTRICAL FRANKS.
The Serious Side to the Practical Jok-
ing Habit.

'I see they have arrested two jokers
in Paterson, N. j." said an electri-
clan, "for killing a man by attaching
a live wire to barrel of soft soap,
into which he was persuaded to plunge
his hands. Such pranks are common
around ateIegraph Office or an electric
light works, and they often result dis
astrously. | remember some years
ago the operators at Texas telephone
exchange rugged up connection with
fake strengthening machine in a
bar across the way. The machine con-
sisted of a couple of handles attached
by wires to a dial hanging from the
ceiling, and the victim would be in
,duced to take hold and pull. At the
same instant one of the jokers on
watch at an opposite window would
switch the current. 1t worked with
out accident until fat German was
lured into the game and kept grasp
ing and wriggling at the end OF the
handles for all of two minutes. His
contortion8 were so amusing that the
operator couldn't shut off the current
for laughing, and when he finally
4urned the switch the fat German fell
to the floor like big bag of meal and
lay Inconsistencies for six hours at
a stretch. When he came to he had
Il stiff arm, and he promptly sued the
telephone company for $4,000 dam
ages. The defense was based on pc
culiar form of what lawyers call CON
tributory negligence 1t was claimed,
in effect, that the machine was self
evident fake, as it would be impossi-
, BILE to pull more than ones weight
on suspended handles. In other
words, man who went against such
contrivance was natural-born idiot.
and got no more than he deserved
The jury didn't look at it that way,
however, and gave the plaintiff a yer,
dict. / think the matter was eventu'
ally compromised."-N. o. Times
Democrat.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1899-10-17
Burned at the Stake.

Detroit, Mich, Oct. PA pros.
pector. who has just returned from
Mexico, says that two prosPectors
from the states, named Ramsey and
Miller, one of them from Kentucky
or Tennessee, were captured by
the Yaqui Indians, and after being
forced to undergo horrible tortures,
were burned at the stake.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1899-10-17
THE BLIND.
What Our State is Doing For The
Training of Her Unfortunate
Children.

Many persons are not aware that
the State OF Kentucky does more for
the training of its defective children,
in proportion to their number, than
it does for the other children through
the public schools. In fact, it main
tains three noble schools: one at
Frankfort, for the teaching of feeble
minded children, known as the Ken
lucky Institute for the Feeble-Mind-
ed; one at Danville, known as the
Kentucky school for the Deaf; and
one for blind children, known as the
Kentucky Institute for the Educa-
tion of the Blind.
These are all free, and the State,
upon proper evidence, pays for the
clothing and even tor the railroad
fare OF those children whose parents
are too poor to meet such expenses.
In the case of the deaf children
and also of the blind children, the
school is in session from the middle
of September to the middle of June,
when the children all go home, in
order that the family ties may not
be destroyed.
The buildings for the care of these
children are a credit to the State,
and thoroughly equipped with all
possible means for the comfort, hap
piness, and education of their pu-
pills. They are under the charge Of
boards of trustees selected from the
best citizens of the neighborhood,
and the best possible teachers are
employed for training their pupils.
These three schools are maintains
ed in the most generous manner by
the State, and consequently rank
among the foremost in the world fol
their efficiency.
1t is strange to say, but true, thai
only a small part of the entire mum
of detective children, within the
school ages of six and eighteen, ge
the benefit of what is freely offered
by the State. This is particularly
so with the blind children of th'
| State. About one hundred anC
twenty-five years receive instruc
tion at the Institution for the blinC
in Louisville, though it is estima
there are more than five times tha
number growing up IN ignorance II
Kentucky. The school receives il
children whose eyesight is so defec
tive as to prevent their getting al
education in schools for the seeiag
There are also, in a separat
building, equal and similar priv
ileges provided for colored children
We print this notice in order tina
any one who knows of a defectiv,
child of suitable condition to b
taught, now growing up in ignor
ance, may getthe benefit of what tn
State so freely offers.
No greater work of benevolenc,
can be done, and postal card ad
dressed to any of the institutions
mentioned will secure full informa
ton as to the simple forms to be oh
| served to secure admission.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1899-10-17

Princess Czartoroysli has had a
wonderful dress made in Paris, on
which her coat of arms is produced
in Jewels on a white satin ground.
For this purpose the stones had to
be pierced, and though their value
wasdeteriorated, the dress as it stands
is valued at G15,000.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1899-10-17

For the money invested, poultry
brings the quickest returns of any
thing on the farm.
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Orean 9iedmers.

MNRTm GgBMAN l6WVDr
FAST EMPRESS SERVICE.
SOUTHAMPTON. LONDON. BkEMSN. =,
YAhn III Jan % 10 4 u Lain .Tu.. Feb. p 10 A. ~
ssale Tu Jan 81 10 An. Trase .Tu. Mich. = 10 AN
OFLRICHS & Co. BOWLING GREEN.
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Railrpaus.
NNSYLVANlA
RAILROAD.

-
STATIONS OF West niy-third Stree; and Des-
Dresses and Cortiandt streets ..-,.,,,
Streets is minutes later han that given below for
$50 A. VI. FAST MAii.-Pullman Bure, Paror Car
New York 70 pnisburg Sleeping Car Pitseurs to chi
$40 NJ FAST 99S el,yes SSi-,,
Sonpsstment Sleeping Dining Smoklns ana ,snna
80 20 r CHICAGO AND ST. I1uIs EXPt tbsss
300 +. ". WESTERN ExPREss-FOr Chicago For
40 =. VI sorTIiWEsrERx ExPREss.-For Pits
bury Cleveland. Cincinnati. Louisville IndiahAp'"''
40 y. VI. PACIFIC ExPREss.-For Piitsburs and
sd for GeyssPd except psnan Buffet
Sleeping "ar N NA 7o APP 70 Aopna East 0rty Pits
wasHifScTTtoSS a1 h>D ST TnE ssorTn
80 - 20 80 Dining Car. 1910 Dining car a. m,
a 10 t29 ., cqnsressonsi LIN , all rs ae sso
n. y % nlsht sunday s.2o . 20 10 30 Dining car
Dining caro-. 40 Dining Carr. 45O Dining Carr. $50
sdrTTERV RAfLWAr--.'Florida Limited. Ii;5o n. m
ArSTig eSprss az e p m 90 ssn %
= n weekdays. Express, 800 m. and $50 p m
ca5 o ArE4 h OHIO RAmwA A6s ~ e daily
r Tes az any and -? p DAILY .sro... md
ua FnldS S' af Passenger r'S coaea and Combined
ds 6as5s H:S2 Fsrs rs s:sa.p sundays
s,,cs, s''asISo' % i?S 20 ard so ?
Cortandi Streets 80 a m, 70 30 . 30 and $40 ?. m
sundays, q ~ q : II p. n.
For PHILADELPHIA.
70 80 70 $40 20 % $50 20 80 Pm q Limited %
TO. go. $50. 40 4.2o Dining carr. 40 Dining
Car. $50 Dining Carl 40, $50 ?. m, i2o5 nSn
SUNDAYS. go $40. 500 o 20 $50 ddmedl. go, 10 50
nng Ca aI 56 1,9@ @ GAG 29 ~ 9 0nn mar, a 20
$50 .. II p5 night
Ticket Offices Nos 4Gl a44 1896. 1907 III md 2sl
f-oafwavt Aston House, West Twenty third stree
station. and stations foot ~ Dcsnr0sseS and C0rfand
Streets Court SEQ Fulton Street. o. broadway
and Pennsylvania Annex station. Brooklyn. station
Jersey tfty. The New York Transfer Company VIII
call for and check baggage from hotels and resienc
through destination
Telephone "2757 Eighteenth Street FOR Pennsylvania
Railroad Cab Service
J. T. HUTCHINSON J. r WOOD.
General Manager. General pnss'r Agent
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Railroads.
Railroads.
new YORK CENTRAL

=, All through trains stop Albany Utica. Syracuse
- - Trains leave Grand Central Station follows
EMPIRE sHi tfsp Ex STHns LIMTED TED
Fastest tain In the World. Due Buffalo i49 7. VI.
Niagara Falls. 532 7. NJ; Toronto 200 J.. NJ De
O. troit 40 7. N Limited 10 iis seating copsciiy
$40 \. Mast NAIL. DaNy-Fcf buffalo. Niagara
Fas and Cleveland.
1910 \. NJ DAY EXPRESS. except sunday For
90 Buffalo and al important New YORK state points
100 =. NJ SOJTHWESTERN LIMITED ana Ciil-
CAGo SPECIAL Daily-For Columbus. Cinclh-
800 j. M-TRoY AND Al.BANf SfEclAl- except
sunday stops important stations
900 y Make SHORE LIMITED. DAILY -houI
train Chicaro. via Lake Shore. Due CLEVELAND
10 a. NJ. due Chicago 400 T. NJ Sleeping ana
parlor
GOO T NJ WESTERN EMPRESS Dary-For Niagara
- Falls Toronto. Cleveland. CHICAGO.
Montreal and except Saturdays. for Ottawa.
r.3U r. N.-ApfrONpAfK MOUNTAINS AND NUN
TREAL EMPRESS. Daily
$50 J. M.-HTFFAIO AND SOtTHW u ll.f..N
SPECIAL Daly-For Buffalo NiaFara FANS
Oh y M-pACtFIC EXPRESS Daily-For oqhens-
burg Niagara Fails. Cleveland. Chicago and. ex-
1910 night MfpNICFT EMPRESS. For chicago.
every nieht SUNDAY nights. sunday
nights. Chi-ago slcepels leaye a. 10
HARLEM DIVISION.
9;I5 A 4 3;55 p M--Daily. except sunday. 70
Pitfsfed. SUNDAYS only a. 9;%O 4. VI.
W7gre. Palace an through trains.
Trans Illuminated with intsch I.Fht
Tchct and Wagner Offices NJ Grand central station
1f3 POI 4i3 broadway n 14th -. Ni2 B-oofw1f
90 columbus ave- 81 West I2lh ST.. 9Th = stas.h
and l3s'h - station New York 93s and TIC FULTON ST.
and roc broadway. + T.. brooklyn
Telephone "27"o Ta'rty-cghth street for Ne" 1or'
dence hy Westcott Evnress Company $500
GEORGE II DANIELS. General Passenger Agent
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DELAW ARE. LACkAWANNA AM
WESTERN RAILROAD.

stations In Sew York foot Barclay and Christopher SIS
I-IssTIBfff,E TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET CARS
PI$ISCH LIGHT.
500 M-BINGHAMTON NAIL stops az principal
UAv-OS OwFGO. ITHACA. EIMiRA. SYRACUSE
AID oSVyl,l5O TX PRESS. Pullman burst Par1r cars
ernec,tng at Buffalo with trains Tor chicaso and points
Vest. 49,, ,.--.o..,-. r.
-. o. sl'WA NTON. BINGHAMTON ana EbMIhA.
f.,i--'r puncf parl1r Cars o. Erira Through sleep
cars ara day coach - Chicago. arriving az 4i3 J.
Az, :, SCRANTON. WILKEsBARRE and PIYM-
f'Dr'rrr f-vpPrsc Yullmsn Buffet larlor Cars
100 - II flapyl-CIIICAGO and Bi'FFALD NESII-
VII t.rl irafTTu EXPRESS Tor sCRANTON. BlNG-
= ~T1N rINIRA RI-FFkLO THROUGH BrFFFT
eIFrplNG CAR New York to Chicago. Dining car
s.3o p " daily -FFALo EXPRESS. PLLLMAN
SO rtt-rr-T,e ,or SCPANTOH BINGHAMTON FL
HifRA hath JOINT MORRIS and BUFFALO. Ar
Oh hi "' "ciaily)-BT'FFAro. SCRANTON. RtNG-
syRAcf.sE and OSwEGO EXPRESS Pullman Ru0et
Tfr-t<I--re AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS At
trr-.s-rv d; ~ 3. rOVS Id ia Broadway. - Park
Itce io M 9i2 R-oatvav. Tickstf ~ Fer stations
a., = ,,-,h ave orner Twelfth 81 West One Hon
irel .rl 70. ~, nnh ~ Columbus ave. New lort
eqe ara -2G fulton and iNS broadway. BROOKLYN
~ mo table Giving full nfr-u,a'icn =, FL stations
WrSTCOTT'S TNPRFSS COMPANY viii cal FOR ara
hoor iarrare from hoie' residence % d"siinnti'n
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CENTRAL R. R. OF NEW JERSEY.

Anthracite Conf used exclusively.
-Four tracks Electro Pneumatic signals
Citations In New York FOOT NJ Liberty ST.
and South Ferry Whitehall ST
Leaving time from Ferry foot Nhtehah 81 -
five minutes earlier than thar given below for l' D.
except when noted.
= 90. 7l5 9:lO a. NJ az 10 Easton) 80 ~ AZ
Lason) tj.45 q 20 rasionl P. " Sundays '''"'
G:O 70 Easion) A. NJ. 100 - 30 600 r NJ o a.,o
a NJ. 80 P. NJ. SUNDAYS. '4:so 4. NJ "a. o.,o
For Reading and Harrisburg at - 90 80 - ..s
1900 % Reading ,. NJ. 1913 Nigh. sund a ~
1915 night. ..oo
For sgnbury, I~wssurT and wliann.port a. sunssys
:. 20 &c A. N ls 30 200 2 n 2 Is DiEh,
FOR LONG BRANcH OCEAN GROVE, &c;
Grove. and points soutn 70 Point Pleassn, r IL az
only II GrD $50 O015 only TO Red Bans) II %, %
a NJ q 40 only 10 Ped BANK. @ 80 only 70 rec
- is. 44O 6i5 r NJ SUNDAYS tsiops al ihtea~ -, a.
Asblry Park and Ocean Grove, 800 clOo' onh I" "e"
BanD a. NJ. 400 p. NJ =, 81,
$50 o:SS, els p NJ Sundays 900 4 n. 400 p NJ
FOR LAKEWOOD. 49,.
$3.50. $50 IoI5 A. ". i:45. a:4o. go P II Sundays
,FST Iske5ur.t $50 $40: ioi' A ~ i'' $40. $40
4:4O p ". Sundays sIO:i5 A. VI. .o =,
For Atlantic City vineland Brdgeton' 1880 A. h
For Monr,ou,n Peach seah-ieh,, ard HIEhlands ~
Savesink = 20 $40 - A. NJ. las. $40 p u sun
Gays. 900 A. NJ. 400 NJ
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COMPANION Physician. cultured and
cornpanionablc experienced In nervous
diseases; viii travel with Invalid home or
abroad. familiar with Europe and Ian
guages; refer % prominent neuroloRis,s
and physicians OF New York: good trav-
e.lsr. never ssnsck FISHER. VI. D.. 800
West 45tb-sf
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'WLSl SHORE X. Y.

Tram. i.sve l,ra-sin Station. y. Y. fo1o~s
- n. =, later from OF ". 40 81; -.
A. IA, h. A.. ONNIIN ENIAL LINT ~ Da.''f III,
-, syrAcu-e. Rochester. Buffalo Niagara Fah
t1,r,l.n. ilstio., Chicago and 81 Luis AIII'e
,,rf-syn and 81 Louis afternoon Dining Gar
.,is p & 10 "a. lais: foot Vs. t2d $ Chicago asa
LOUIS Utica, Syracuse fsoen-
.s,sr Hurao Niagara fa,ls. Toronto DstEo"
tlrx.lana Chicago and St Luis -
80 ~ Dat Tor Ulca. Syracuse. Rochester. Buzz
''"vvaIo Niagara Falls a3d Toronto.
s.tt ~ Daily, for Albany, Utica. Syracuse Roches-
,er xanalo. Niagara Fails Toronto Detroit Cievs-
~. ShlerEo ana 81. Louis
-,ns tablss al prn cpal hotels and cfces. Baggags
Hotel or pesiir Weftcott Express.
eh7'h- r IANPF,pT. Csnerai Passenger Agent y. Y.
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Cedrbers.
5thonl Amenities.

, MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
4 ,r-iIes Professors Teachers Tutors. Goyernesseh
10 Colleges Schools and Families Apply TO
&c. xrs NJ YOUNG-FULTON y Union Square
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASHING
TON.
Fron foot OF Liberty
Week DAYS. 40 500 10 90 ~ 80 pnlsS oo c Man:
Car 600 p. NJ 1913 n6t SUNDAYS - 30 1000 u 90
Dining Carr NJ 30. 800 Royal Bge Limited, go
Phrsdspaq week days 7.4' zoo A. ~ 20 go 40
Tickets ana raror car 'eis, q; foot % 1ss 81
Nav ~ Gth Az 81 = St. i53 East l25th ST. ia
West l2ath St. PSI Columbus Az, New York Court
c, T-ltor St BROOKLYN ps broadway Williamsburg
.-Na Y transfer viii csll for and check baggage
.-o-, hotels or residences 20 destination
.r--orn Liberty Ct only
.Fror South Ferry at Sls p. "
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TNpItMRITEHS

TlP NEITEHS-HhkGAl$ New tun-
chimes cheap. HrmilFtuns. smiths. 81
Guaranteed rentals redo 81. cONSOLl
DATED TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE. 24o
TlroadusT
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COACHMAN. GARDENER.--By reliable
single man. good driver. thoroughly eN-
psr.enced In garden work. shrubs and flow
ers good milNer. competent 70 take charee
Of private place. good personal references.
y. W. 1872 Parkave.
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RUPTURE CChEp

si,, new energy and muscular strength
Don't wear aEy wooden or hard rubDri
pad. wnlch with ie pressure OF the shar
nelnt u,acrd "a the cavity will enlarge the
rupture ...-,..
Don't pay torture prizes FOG Interior
trussesi Abdominal Belta. Corset iof
CYipD.es etc with electric eurrent-a
Nonferful cure for WEAKNESS ~ tbs
SPINE lAmen.s, DEEORMITl. LOST
MUSCULAR POWER. FATTY DEobN-
EPATToS. RAJ, 30 Ave. cor. iiSth d.
Eat ISL Cut this out.
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MACHINERY y.

AT REDUCED PRlC r. 800 second h IAN.
wood and iron working machiner i...,
sSsnrse GEORGE d EDDY. sos Mad
sOn-st.
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ocean 5lealucrs.

WHITE STAR LINE
"a. NEW YORK-,QyEENsTOwN-L LIVERPOOL
Teutonic. Jan % noon Cymric. Feb u go 7. NJ
pritgnnlc Fob J. noon 1eutonlc Feb. .. noon
Majestic Feb Bnfannc.- March l. neon
-, manic . FEB Is M4lesilc...- March T. noon
saloon rates cvmrc 80 Gtln-ln-D. I-ltennlc.
SEQ tr Majestic Teutonc So ~ second Cabin - 90
upwards Third class TlTc Germanlc aud Britannia
s. ~. M0J4stc and leuton.c. SztoD revenue iaA
additional
WHITE STAR LINE
Per No. a. North River Once broadway. y. Y.
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EvRENCH LINE.
GOING ARROADf

GOING ABROADf
cooks Special Tour leaves san Francisco Feb
-fip-t p ;0~ q trip 90 - days. costing SIls. and
inc,using HAWAII. JAPAN. CHINA and MA
MIA and offers splendid opportunity for visit
Irg Guy new possess oTs in f.e Far East. All
arranrernents first class experienced conluctors.
srocisi SD-ing Tour o. HAWAII md JAPAN.
from san Francisco March -. 81 days. 500.
other foure % HAWAII onls az frequent intervals.
Iroarammes giving fun particulars % these ar
rangetnerts can Doc obtained af all our Offices
THOS COOK S1N.
2R and ID BrOalWar. N'w York
Bostor Philadelphia. Chicago san Francisco. &c.
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'tRPET rIPs,Y--

Csgp..-.s . ~ ~o(o~>>-o~
On =. e cleaned by steam. by hand Or
60 i5sS d Careful CARPET Cleaning
we BRANDT Tel Ise-ss,s ~" $50
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CAPABLE. intelligent man ~ goof al
dress. who has naf many wears export
ence as rierk. bockkeeper and teller. seeks
employment % any kind AZ living salary:
can give private bondsme, and best city
and bank references EDWARD VI REID
u Cnrflandf- 81.
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--r-rr(I|0r-l1l1(-l-l111F
q ng-m At REDUCED PklCt'
S1HlllCTa before Removal FEB. !,
- ,f1rp f,DuMODIOTg Quarters. AZ ana
a. ,~av THE NOSLER SAFE 90.
cor BWay and Ugaae.
FCk SALE Ten RIP AM IoE ''--'
4. crurglss one gives rtilsf
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sTOIt AGE.

-er-o>-- -~e~~~~~ees-~S.~~.~c
TIE CENTRAL sTORAGE WAKE
HOUSES e.-Ie5 i6s West s2d -. St2f-
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-23
ERIE RAILROAD.

ERIE PAIL ROAD.
7-ur. trains leave New-York. foot Of Chambers ST..
as foAows and i've minutes earlier from West 2Sd-s
..Oo :. N.-Vest.buled Express daily for Bingnamton.
Wsrerlv Flmira Buffalo. Bradford Arrive Buffalo
J. Nj ParlJT 90 Buffalo. 60,
2:CO = M.-Vesttuled l.mted-Fast mail daly; Soila
trala Tor Chicago Arrives Cleveland ~ a NJ. Cncaso
2 p NJ sleepars Chicago. Cleveland and CinsnuatL
10 p N-Runaio and Cleveland vestibuled EXPIRES,
daily Arrives at Buffalo 7o5 A N. Bradrr,l 20 =
n jamestown : 90 4. NJ. Youngsto1n 1927 A NJ.
Cleveland 1890 P N seepers 10 Buffalo and Cleveland
o:15 T.. M.-Danv solid train FOR Binghaulton. Tlnira
Wavery and Chicago Seepers 70 HornehsVlhe chicago
ard Cincinnati. Dining Car. -
TICKETS, LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN &C
y NONsfbDk TIONS III 113 ISL tUi arc .0I broad
way ia7 Powery 1856 East 25'h ani =. e., o.,
m $50 FJl,on-s IS Rroadway brooklyn: 100 Rver q.
u,hoker and Jersey city Station Sew-NorS Transfer
@ calls checks baggage from hotels I'D resi-
dences