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The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-06-14
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ROOT.
Is not recommended
for everything; but

liver, or bladder trouble il will be
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druggists in fifty cent and dollar sizes.
You may have a sample bottle Of this
wonderful new discovery by mail free,
also pamphlet telling all about it,
Address, DR.. Kilmer & CO., Blng-
hamilton. N. Y.
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PAGE A GIBBONS NJ.
Physician and Surgeon.
office with DR.. Fitch.
Miller Block. Main St.
Bell Phone rs7. Peoples Phone 40.
BALTIMORE
and
OHIO R. R

Departure an6
arrival OF train
at Fairmont OF
and after May IA
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INVITATIONS OUT.
Dawson Brown Wedding at
Kingwood Next Wednesday.

Six Hundred Invitations Issued-A
Notable 0ccasion-The Members of
the State administration Will be
Pfesent-The affair will Take Place
at the Presbyterian Church-Both
Contracting Parties Prominent.
This Office acknowledges the receipt
Of the following invitations:
Mrs. Jane Brown
Requests the honor of your presence
at the marriage of her daughter
Maude
to
Mr.. VIM. NJ o. Dawson,
On Thursday morning, June the
fifteenth, Eighteen hundred and
ninety nine.
At half after eleven O'Clock,
Presbyterian church,
Kingwood, West, Virginia.
Mr.. Dawson is secretary of state of
West Virginia and is one of the most
prominent men of the state. Miss
Brown is very charming young lady
of Ringwood and is a member OF one
of the Oldest families in this section
She is well known here having been a
student at the University in recent
years. Mr. Dawson also is well known
in Morgantown and has many warm
friends who join with us in extending
congratulations ia advance.
Six hundred invitations have been
issued for this wedding which is ex-
pected to be one of the finest events
ever solemnized in the state. The
Governor and the rest of the state
officials are expected to be present.
Besides these dignitaries there are
a great many other prominent frit nds
of the contracting parties who will
attend
This will be the second time a
member of the present state admins
tration has gone to Kingwood for a
wife. Superintendent of Free School,
Russell Trotter has selected one of
the fair ones OF the capital of Preston
and Mr.. Dawson is to follow his ex-
ample.
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Pnen Piles. itching Piles.

SYMPTOMS Moisture; intense itching and sting
ing: most at night; worse by scratching. II al
lowed to continue tumors form, which often bleet
and uicerate, becoming very sore. Swayne's ONT
ment stops the itching and bleeding, heals ulcera
ton, and in most cases removes the tumors. A
druggists, or by mail, for so cents. DR., Swayne q
Son, Philadelphia.
.How to Cure All Skin Diseases"
Simply apply "Swaynes Ointment" No inter
nal medicine required. Cures letter, eczema, itch
all erupons on the face, hands, nose, &C., leaving
the skin clear, white and healthy Its great heal
ing and curative powers are possessed by no othel
remedy. Ask your druggist for Swaynes oint
uent
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-06-14

He who trusts everybody and he
who trusts nobody both make great
mistake.
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the ORC Day Cold Cure.
~ colds and aore tkyoat nke ketmotra
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Tier Health Restored

bAHE misery Of sleeplessness can ouly E
realized by those who have expert.
enced it. Nervousness, slceplessness,
headaches. neuralgia and that miserable
feeling of unrest. can surely be cured BY DR.
Miles Restorative Nervine. So certain Il
DR.. Miles OF this fat that all druggists are
authorized to refund price paid for the first
bottle tried. providing It does not benefit
Mrs. Henry Bruins, wife OF tho we'll known
blacksmith at Grand Junction, Iowa. says:
Il was troubled with sleeplessness. nervous
ness, headache and Irregular menstruntion;
suffering untold misery for years. used
various advertised remedies for female com
plants besides being under the care OF local
physicians, without help noticed in Or.
Miles advertisements the testimonial OF a
lady cured OF ailments similar TO mine, and
shall never cease to thank that lady. Her
testimonial induced me to use DIR. Miles
Nervine and Nerve and Liver Pills. which
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for DIR. Miles'R Remedies
DR.. Miles Remedies
are sold by all drug
gists under a positive
guarantee, first bottle
benefits or money re-
funded. Book on dis
eases OF tho heart and
nerves free. Address,
DIR. MILES NJ EDiCA
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RURAL DELIVERY.
Morgantown Shortly to Have it
Established.

System is Proven to be Of Very Great
Benefit Everywhere IL is Tried-Par-
GELS as Nell as Letters Delivered
Money Orders From the Carriers
Other Towns also to Get it--Good
News for the Farmers.
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WAITING TO STRIKE.
DISPUTE BETWEEN ENGLAND
AND TRANSTAAL GROWS.
GRAVE FEAR OF IOSTIITIEs EX-
PREssED-RUMORS OF CABINETS
ON-EXPECTATION THAT
KRU EGER WILL TAKE
OFFENSIVE
lBY CABLE TO THE rRIpuNEl

London. Sept. % Many explanations OF the
action Of the Cabinet to-day are current. and
these are too contradictory to be reconcied The
rumor than an Immediate demand for the re-
dress Of the grievances OF the Outanders will
be made and VIII take the form OF an ultmatum
is premature: no attempt on the British side
10 force the situation is probable when the rem
forcements requisite for defensive operations
will not be landed before October Is Diatory
tactics Will be adopted and decisive measures
deferred while the troops are afoat Another
Cabinet meeting Will be held early next week,
and Parliament will bee summoned. probably not
later than the 10Th Of next month Arrangements
FOR sending out an additional army corps are
already well in hand. and will be completed four
or five days after the final orders are issued
An important fact which ! receive tonight on
high authority is that Sir Alfred Miner sent on
Thursday a long cable dispatch containing a
complete review of the situation. and that one
member of the Cabinet after reading It declared
to-day that war was the only solution
The Street has been greatly agtated to-day
by rumOrS OF sudden ADVANCE DN tne i>oeIn-
An important South African firm received this
morning a dispatch stating that the Beers We're
meditating an attack. not on the Natal side, but
on the western side. toward Kimberley and
Mafeking. Military experts are expecting Presi-
dent KRUGER to strike the first blow without
delay and many Unonists hope that he Will
do It. since that would make an end Of the dis
cussion and quibbling by lawyers like Sir Ed
ward Clarke. and put England irrevocably on
the defence
While the signal for war may come at any
hour there is still bare chance that Kruger,
while refranng from replying to the last dis
patch Of Mr.. Chamberlain may listen to the
solicitations Of his allies. the Orange Free state
and the Dutch element in Cape Colony, and
agree 10 make concessions which will avert war.
A more probable forecast is of campaign which
VIII lead to the undong Of Mr.. Gladstone's work
IN ISL the overthrow Of the two republics and
the ultimate establishment II a South African
confederation on the lines originally proposed
by Sir Bartle Frere. l. y. +.
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THE RrRrLs ESTABLISH A PROVISIONAL
GOVERNMENT AT YALENCIA.
STRONG REINroRcEMENTs REACH THE

STRONG REINroRcEMENTs REACH THE
GOVERNMENT TROOPS AT PUERTO CA
RELIC PROSPECTS, OF A SETTLEMENT.
WASHINGTON Sept. 2o-The Navy Department
has received the following cable dispatch from
Captain Hemphll. commander OF the l. , ,
Detroit. no
puerto Cabol,o Venezuela September Is
c.uI Or curacao West Indies have ar
ro,,,,.l IN ka4r i'm communication with Consul.
can get back in ten hours after nou,r mas "o
received Kumors are current ma "',t" a1
,rsilrrcnf LEADER has established prov lsIoild'
e,,,.or,,,,ont ~ Valencia. and that IN" N'urN-
nolan Government is treating WIN MN. ne
Venezuelan troops AT Puerto Cab"H" nave "'en
reinforced about 100 men AhaiIs LOOK "''''
settled business being resumed. ,,,,,,t
Tho state Department has received a dlSpa'ch
from, tb. United states Consul at Puerto CaheIl"
Venezuela under date Of September H. IN ""''h
h. gives a summary Of the several encounters
h.,u,.n the Government and rebel forces In
that country.
The first encounter between the forces OF the
r.nl r.r.ral Castro and those of the Nen'z-
u.i,n Goycrument occurred near Tn" city OF '"i
Cbristohal. near the Colombian boundary "he'
The Colrrnneni forces engaged consisted "l '''
tween four hundred and five hundred men,
under Nh. command ~ General LcIod' Sari'"'
The rebel force was considerably larger ""'
the actual number is not known TN" r'"''s
defeated The Government troops and captured
their leader. General Sarria.
Tn. second battle was IN san Christ"NAI
TN. l.uup troops ~ the GoVcrnment' com
nani,d hy General rcnalosa, engaged 80"
r.hl fro.rs commanded hy General castro
.,ph, or nine days. resulting in General castro
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GEN. RENGFO DROWNED.
DEATH OF WELL KNOWN SoClh
AMERICAN DIPLOMAT.
HE FORMERLY REPRESENTED COLOMBIA
IN WASHINGTON-PERI IN THE
MAGnAI-ENA RIVER


IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IN THE
MAGDALENA RIVER.
Washington Sept 29.-The Colombian Lega-
ton has received an official dispatch from 30
gotta. announcing that General Julio Rengifo
until recently the Colombian representative In
Washington and one Of the best known south
American diplomats has been drowned In the
Magdalena River. 1t is believed that NUMBER
Of others were drowned at the same time Cen
eral Rengifo left Washington few months ago
70 become Secretary Of the Treasury IN the
Colombian Cabinet. While here he was prOml-
nent In official and social circles. and married
an American girl. Miss Regina Barbour. daugh-
ter Of James l.. Barbour. OF this city. Mrs ZEN
gfo is now in Washington. having expected 70
Join her husband at quito next month. and Is
Frustrated by the news.
The South American diplomatic circle was
much affected by the news and number OF
the members called on Mrs Rengifo to leave
their cards and present condolences
General RcngifO was we'll known both as 4
military and ciyil Official When the last reYoiu-
ton broke out in Colombia. he was called nome
and placed in command of the southern di-
vision OF the army. which did the hardest hght-
ing and finally succeeded In putting down the
revolution.
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SHOT BY TRinPS.


OFFICER FATALLY Wol Nplb WHILE iNil '>' ~
MAKE Az ARREST
oxlenshurg. ~ y Sept % CspcciaD.-For some
,,,ro mast the vicinity Of Prescott ont. a small
town situated on the banks Of the ST Lawrence
River opposite this city. has b, N infested 10y
gang NJ tramps who have caused several farmers
great annoyance by their depredations About 3
nclocl this morning Chief Of Police Hoy OF Pres
cott decided 10 make raid on number OF tho
troulps who were seen the outskirts or IN" Town
Securing the services OF william Illscox they pro-
cecdod 10 the scent They soon came upon -FOUR or
the tramps md IA fierce fight followed. chief Hoy
succeeded in Handwriting one Of the tramps. ana
leaving Hiscox 10 look after the rest took his man
10 town where he lodged In Jail.
During Hoys absence Hiscox had serious trouble
with his prisoners who refused to be arrested.
Uisco1 was unarmed but. being athlete OF
Dowerflil build depended upon his hands TO subdue
tho trio After struggling with the men for some
time one Of them suddenly whipped out a 81
colihre revolver and before HiscoX could grappe
with him he received four bullets In his body and
arms one shot pierced the breastbOne near the
heart another penetrated the groin. tnlrd bullet
nasscd through the left arm near the shoulder. ana
the fourth through the right hand HiscoN dropped
10 the ground mortally wounded and the tramps
In iaii How returned to meet Hscox and found
him unconscious lying In a large pool OF blood.
The wounded man was conveyed TO his home, ana
all the physicians In the town were suninoneu;
Ulscox was taken to Montreal this afternoon, where
ne will be put under the ray. lie Is In critical
condition. and his chances TOT recovery, are eN-
trrmelv remote After the news was made known
,h. Mayor of Prescott sent lfty armed men after
tn. tramp- and II found. they viii probably be
severely dealt with.
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CONVICTED or LEzE- MAJESTY.

Berlin. Sept - \ Socialist member 81 the
Releasing. Herr Schmidt has been sentenced by
tho Magdehurg Court 10 three Years imprison-
mont for lezc-mnJe sty. I'm publishing fairy tale
rejecting on the Emperor He voluntarily re-
hnquished his immunity from arrest a mem
lcr Of the Releasing and stood his trial be
cause Editor Mueller Of the Socialist "Nok-
stlmmc." innocrnuy connected with the same
offence, Is now undergoing n four years sentence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-30
THE MINIS or 4 RiID.

TWO HUNDRED KILLED AID WOUNDED ~ A
FIERCE ENGAGEMENT
Bombay. sept - /, H. reported that body
of armed Bills have raiicd tho country near
Khergoum. and that the police and two com.
panics Of native infantry from Baroda overlook
The Bills with whom they had fierce On
COUNTER. Tn" raiders ar" said 10 have lost two
hundred IN killed ana WOuni"d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-30
ATNTRIi'S ClBINET orr.

COUNT crAnY INSTRUCTED ~ FORM Nrw
MINISTRY
Vienna Sept 20 The "Ncue Frclo Presse" an
nounces thar Emperor Francis Joseph has ac-
copied tho resignation II the Cabinet. rendered
last saturday 10y the Premier and Minister OF the
Interior count Thun Hohcnstein
His Majesty has lntrustcd To Count Clary tho
task ~ forming a now Ministry.
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WRECK OF THE SCOTSMAN.
CREW BECAME DRUNK AND LOOTED
PASSENGERS BAGGAGE.
ELEVEN LIVES REPORTED LOsT-LIFEBOAT
WITH WOMEN sWAMPED.

ELEVEN LIVES REPORTED LOsT-LIFEBOAT
WITH WOMEN sWAMPED.
Rmouski. Quebec. Sept 29-The steamer
Montfort. carrying 240 Of the passengers OF the
wrecked steamer Scotsman. Of the Dominion
Line, has arrived here. 1t is learned that fifteen
passengers We're drowned. The wreck occurred
at Change Island eight days ago. The steamer
Monterey took Off nine steerage passengers and
forty-1ve Of the crew and ffty-six second class
and steerage passengers were left on the island
The list Of those who persisted is as follows:
FIRST CLASS PASSENGERS.
Mrs CTIlLDs. of the Sign II the Cross" company.
Mrs. DICKINSON. wife of the former Editor OF The
Company Of Toronto
Miss ROBINSON.
Mrs ROBERTS and infant
Mrs. VI. StOT"r
Miss STREET. Of Montreal.
SECOND CLASS PASSENGERS
Mrs SKBTON
Mrs TALBOT.
Mr. TrTrIlII.
Mrs EilZA WATKINS.
Ms 49, WEAVERA
The people who We're left on the island are
now on their way 10 Liverpool on the steamer
Monterrey Those taken on the Scotsman by the
Monterey are on the Germanlc On route 20 this
place
The Scotsman struck with such violence that
her hull crunched and shvered from bow 90
stern. and as there was a heavy sea running the
officers Immediately ordered all the boats out,
because it was feared that the Scotsman might
slip m the sandhank and sink. The women and
children were packed I'm the first available boats
hui The sea was so heavy that one Of them was
swampcd. and it was due 10 this that SO many
women were lost.
As soon as the ship struck the crew invaded
the cabins and sacked all the baggage. They
became drunk and held high carnival all night
singing ana dancing and insulting the helpless
passengers while the officers were utterly un-
abb" 10 restrain them.
The wrockng steamer Ranger left Liverpool
To-day o. aid the Scotsman. and at the request
- the local agents here the Admiral In charge
al Halifax has dispatched a warshp from New
fouudand 20 protect tho Scotsman and her
cargo from wrorkers
Montreal Sept. %, is learned from pri-
vate telegram received hero on the authority II
traveller for the firm q chrsty & co., London
who was ON board Il the Scotsman when the
accident occurred that tho crew was a nom
union orc picked ny in Liverpool during the
strike. AMI that thus fact. I'm a measure. ac-
counts for tho accident and the loss - life and
the origin - the accii.nt. II is even stated tina,
fh. plug Nas out ~ me bottom - the boat
which was seauio1 when II vas lowered
LOST 4 Man oVERHoARD
C.of.. O.o s.nf a, Tfa American ,,,h, r,u-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-30
RECOVERING rRou rHr r1RTHor,Krs

'"icu''A. Sep, .s-The weather IS fine nj bar
J''"s 'h' seem ~ the recent disasters caused by
earthquakes. ho'ds and landslilcs Everything is
quiet. and all ar, doing their best 70 helm the auf
fereTs nni food nearly at famine prices Many
houses ana tea fntorios have been left perched in
dangerous positions. The military is at work
clearing away the hndsldes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-30
RAISING MONEY POR CHINESE Humans

Picking. Sept Z-Mrangcmenfs have boer cam
pleted by the Russo ,hinese Bank for n loan y,
l,3o"n taels for the construction Of the Iung-Chau
and Nan-Ning-Fu Railway.
the balance as It Is required ""u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-30

REDUCED FARES TO WASHINGTON FOR The III
DEWEY REPETITION 0CT9BEn 20 ,b AHp sp $
1hf,%Tsion fIkefs win be- sold from New-York 70
Washington C. and rft e6Te OCTOBER october 5h FOR
Ss7 Stations in New York: Central H. a. a., Oh new"
fsrsey. Liberty-st ana South teTTy'-Ao'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-30
THE PLiGTE At OPORTO.

TWO HosrITAL PATIENTS CARRY THE DISEASE
To- NAGr1A
oporto Sept 29-Connrmation has been OBJ
tanned u the report that the hubonic plague
has made its appearance AT Baguia "A village
outside III" sanitary Gordon. The disease was
introduced there by two patients in the hospital.
Last evening carriage In which foreign doc
tors We're on their way TO attend a post mortcm
examination here. was stoned by number II
persons TIE police drove Of the assailnnts and
the doctors escaped unhur,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-30
TEIEGRiPHIC NOTES.

Chicngo Sept ~ The tug Mccarthy. which was
caught i'm the storm ~ "Wednesday night and Thurs
day morning while on the way from Chicago TO
Toledo with a tow and which II feared had
gone down with all on bonrd. * safe. dispatch
was received to-day by LydOn 4 Drcws owners Of
tho tux announcing IA" safe arrival Of the Me
Carthy at "ybOgan. Mich.
Skaguay Sept o. via Seattle Wash. Sept %
The stage running between Attn and Discovery
waa held UP by a lone hlghwaymHn tuesday night
There were nino passengers. but none carried
much money or ynluabes and the plumber secured
was light The rObber escaped without being mo-
he wanted to ride. and when II halted he covered
the driver and passengers. telling them II they
wanted to save their lives they would have TO give
W their money.
Cooper. Tex. Sept 2s-James RYDER who owns
"A rncehOrse put boy named Fulkerson on the
horse TO exercise the animal The horse became
unma nageabe and threw the boy and broke his
neck The father Of the boy WAS sent for. on
seeing the llfeess body OF his son. he attacked
Ryder with a dirk and stabbed him 10 death. Full
kersOn surrendered himself 10 the authorities.
baltimore. Sept Civilian II Collins. thirty
years old a jcweller at No. 2Dt pennsylvania ave,
This city Was found dead in his sleeping rooms AT
the rear Of his to-day with his skull crushed
and every evidence that he had been murdered.
nv his side lay "a bloody iron coupling pin. with
which the crime had evidently been committed.
The stock Of jewery which IL small, was apparent
ly intact but there was some appearance thht the
cash drawer or tho safe had been emptled by the
murderer Collins who was unmarried and lived
alone In the rear OF his store. had not been seen
since Wednesday night. No arrests have yet been
made and the police profess 10 have no clew.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-30

WAITING FOR SIGNAL TO MOVE-kH-
CHANGE OF PRISONERS SOON.

WAITING FOR SIGNAL TO MOYE-EH-
CHANGE OF PRISONERS SOON.
Manila Sept. 29-General MacArthurs com
mand has returned to Angeles. whore Generals
Macarthur Wheaton and Wheeler have estab-
lshod their headquarters with 5000 troops. 1t
is expected they will remain there until a gem
eral advance is ordered There are no troops
at Porac.
Nine Americans were wounded yesterday TWO
probably fatally. 1t is estimated that ffty IN
surgcnts were killed or wounded.
The American authorities are arranging TOT
the details Of TIE delivery II the American pris-
oners AT Angeles tonight or tomorrow.
Filipino general an aide-de-camp and secre-
,arv VIII accompany them to Manila The IN
,lrgont, have been instructed that they may
send a representative 70 confer with Major
General OTIS. The regiments are resting al
Porac. o,,,,
The SPANISH Commissioners. who recently
sr.n, month at Tarlac. arrived al Angeles TO-
doy They VIII proceed % the Flhplnos Hn'S
Tho commissioners say they are confident IN
vlu arrange for the liberation ~ all the spanish
lieutenant Rowland. e General wheaton ;
s,am has visited the inner line ~ flIpth" ou'-
,,,sfs presumably t. notify to th~m tnat 1H.
e,orieh Commissioners were coninh. lie H'o'
With a friendly reception
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-30
PERMANENT DEWEY SOUVENIR

parade Will be given win every copy ~ ,ol,nnr
Low , Sunnay world In tie form OF a magnificent
$1,000 panoramic drawing Of the scene on The
batt1.iy SET IN frame OF color. This drawing
a. al "Sr' e ,sY,4uuced printed on heavy paper
On one sloe yl me sheet oily will perpetnate the
memory M, 81 NE most striking and memorable event
Eight pages In half-,op. ,s,.r oo, =,
OF the yachts IN next week race Nv rti"Wii.ss
lr ',in'mt sinan- paint,' and fun descrin
port - Dewey land parade order ~ 'r,paE, re-
"e"SD'"''' '"-""y or send ceris by aiLAdyt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-30

HEALTH NOTICE, Use Platts Chlorides TO dis
infect the house DRAINS water closets. sinks, &C.
Adyt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-30

The Great Long Island Sound Steamers City OF
Lowell from Pier SO. y. r., and Plymouth frooes
Pier 49, y. r., will make trips to-day up the Riv.ri
around War Ships, and opposite starting point ~
10 Piers In time witness parade downton'.,S
Tickets 81. And will also make trip tomorrow M ~,
Hudson far West Point passing The w,
Ships Grants Tomb. Riverside Drive PallsaSear
&c Tickets 81. See adv.-Advt
THE DEWEY TRIUMPHAL ARCH
Handsomest Art Souvenir Of the Deception ,r..
Advt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-30

FOR THE CONVENIENCE OF THE PUBLIC
The uptown Ticket ONCE and informant on Bureau
OF the New York Central. No. i2l6 Broadway. cor
Goth Street Will be kept open to-day september
.. m.-AdYl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-30

POLAND! POLAND POLAND, POLANDi
The purest natural spring water knowl.-Adyk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-30

Vls,,ors to the city should enjoy the Hudson
Rtver Day Line trps-Sood music grand scenery
-Adyt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-30

>,r,,Il- ~ y y ~ "a REL HOUSE AT LAKEWOOD
w -'NNSEi' WILL OPEN SEPTEMBER ao
-AdyL