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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-16
Says the Tyler Courier:
POLITICAL. POINTERS.


The democrats forced the Cuban war upon
this country aud some OF them are now
cursing Mr.. Mckinley for 1t. This paper at
the outset thought the Cuban war was none
of our affair .-Lockhart Register,
II was largely a political question through
which each OF the old parties was trying TO
get the advantage of the other Each was
'bluning," and when war came each was
wholly unprepared for war. The blood
spilled and the taxation imposed by 1t can
be laid at the door of tho politicians whom
the newspapers, dav after day and week after
week. extol to the skies. galveston News.
As Charlie Edwards once said to Bill
sterett; Rot; likewise Rats!" Conditions
had for years been leading up to this war.
The blowing up of the Maine precpitated
hos,ilities, but there Is not an Intelligent
man in the country but knows that t was
only question of time when conditions
which the president pronounced "intoler-
able" must have brought about war. Add
ed to the insults and barbarlsms practiced
by the spaniards 1t was shown by state
ment Of the treasury department that this
country was paying something like three
million lcllars a year for police duty for
the Cuban island.
To the esteemed Houston Post: The Ex-
press is not politician; it is not candidate
for congress II contents itself with being
newspaper-an American newspaper at that
sional campaign. II the Express remembers
rightly. but few brief months have elapsed
since the last election In that election the
Express supported the Hon. James L., Stay
den. deoming him entitled TO a vindcation
agains' the assaults OF The Post and other
free traders. because of his advocacy OF pro-
t.,tti ..t. 81 flAa tnpla 4. L..
congress. II Mr. Slayden has resigned or a
vacancy been otherwise created, the Express
has not heard. of 1t. II might be well 10
give Mr.. Slayden a fair showing by waiting
TO see what he does during the term for
which he has JUS. been elected before con-
slderlng the matter OF whether he should be
replaced or again reelected. San Antonio
Express.
To the esteemed Express: Yours came
duly TO hand and contents carefully noted
Everybody knows that the Express is not
politician, of course. and we are not
surprised that you should resent the
wicked imputation that you are a Filipino
organ To be sure. we will have to ac-
cept tho statement that you are not
candidate for congress-especially IN view
of the fact that newspapers are not ell
gible to seats in Mat body--but, dear Ex-
press, are you altogether and entirely can
did in this connection? Are you candid
when you attempt to delude the peo-
pie away from the fact that you are herd
ing with faction that is for any old can
didate to beat slayden next year? Was II
candid In you-was II honest--to make the
false statement in your editorial columns
few days ago that Joe Bailey snubbed
the veterans Of San Antonio on the ith Of
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-16

be foolish did he not take advantage Of
every point of law in the interest of his
client. The States attorney is supposed
to know his business Come right down to
brass tacks and the jury is responsible
for every guilty criminal that does not
get his Just reward. The jury render
verdict according to law and evidence and
If they do their duty the lawyer is helpless
Give the devil his dues.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
some Figures that Talk.
r~o,,, tha Nprdirf

From the Verdict.
1t took nineteen millions 10 put
Mckinley where he Is. They say.
II needs crowds. he can have forty
millions, eighty millions, all he
will, to gain a second term. Their
war plans are laid and madeI
They will waste neither time nor
treasure on the individual voter.
But registration is to be bought;
for election day, judges are to be
purchased. They will not change a
Bryan vote. With registration"
wide enough. as counts proceed,
Mckinley ballots will be furnished
by thousands to overcreep and Top
the utmost Bryan expression.
That's what was done in 80. Bry-
an was elected then. Nor, to de-
feat him, did they count him out.
The black Hannaites won by the
simpler system of counting McKin-
ley In. 1t made less noise; offered
narrower foothold to attack. Out
of curiosity, If not for your instruc-
tion. look to this: In 1892 Cleve-
land won; four years later Bryan
lost" Yet, bend a glance to these
tables, and some CLINT OF the frauds
which put Mckinley where he is
may then be glimpsed. Here are
tables to show in sundry States the
Cleveland vote, which succeeded
and the Bryan votes which found
defeat.
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Only Hair Dog.
Blum Herald.

f'FuIH IitTuIu.
The editor has nice spotted pup; half
Gordon setter, and half bull dog. The
animal is smart and lovable and Will be
given to the first one who applies for him.
VINO promises TO treat him we'll He will
who needs him. He Is a great lover OF
chickens. First come hrst served.
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1t is nothing startling TO hear OF the mutiny
on the transport warren--the wonder Is that
r,cro mutinies at sea are not heard OF. No
autocratic sultan OF Morocco was ever worse
or more brutal tyrant than some of these
tuiies that wear little brief authority on
saips--especlal government ships.
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Chicago News. hsnd ar
What do you 49, rs step ~ Y
II advise that = \
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-16

Doesn't that speak trumpet
tongued of fraud? The same sable
plot in every line which bore down
Bryan in 1896 is to be relied on in
1900. There will be shoreless
ocean of money to bring Mckinley
through! Why shouldn't the money
go? AS mere investment without
honor or conscience. dollars could
not find fatter, richer destiny.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-16

Some woman says that "some men are as
chnngeable as a IS bill" 1t is very evident
that that woman has never undertaken to get
a IS bill changed on either dull or busy
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-16

Whenever murder or rape is committed
In this State the court having jurisdiction
should be called In special session at once
technical or dllatory motions for continuance
oyerruled and the criminal be tried immedi-
ately. Especially should this be the case in
murder cases. no matter who is the defendant
The public generally look after the rape hend.
but the courts and public opinion must stop
our terrible homicide evil.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-16

The Transvaal In the event Of war is going
to press every ablc-bodied man into service.
Some OF these ablc-bodicd men known as Uit-
itnders are going TO lie very low and do some
dsgracefully poor shooting in that event.
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Telephone Numbers: bSiiS.!s, q,

The city.-The Post is delivered to any part OF the
city by carriers. per month, si.oo; three months
5000; six months, 5000; one year. Si7.oo.
Mr. Theodore Beting has charge OF the city
Circulation and collecting. Messrs Theodore
Benng and Chas. Lott the authorized
collectors o; all city bills doth asvefs-
ing and subscrlptlonl and no money should be
paid 10 any one other than those named. unless
special written authority signed by the business
manager is shown. Al accounts of any Size
should be paid by check in iavor OF The Hous-
ton Printing Company.
Subscribers failing to receive The Pos, regularly
viii please notify the Office promptly Every
paper Is expected TO be delivered not later than
e:lo O'Clock m.
Under no circum stances will orders given by
employees on the office be recognized and
paid or accepted In payment OF accounts.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-16

Mr., Carnegie is proud to say that he is ian
American citizen" although he loves to visit
hi native heath In Scotland. What a rebuke
from this study scotchman to little While
Waldorf Aston. who is even snsered at aud de-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-16

In war against the Transvaal by England,
American sympathy should all be with Eng
land. There are hundreds OF Americans in
johannesburg and what is known as the Rand,
who have the same grievance against the
gCers that the English Ultlanders have. but
our government has never made a protest or
spoken word In their behalf.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-16

In It's slow march westward the dreaded blu
bonic plague seems TO have reached Portugal.
This plague neither respects climates nor
seasons but is filth disease and gains little
Roadway against thorough sanitation, Ameri-
can cities can not be made too clean this
year.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-16

There is talk Of new railroad from Pert
Arthur TO Houston. or course all the spokcs
want connection with the hub.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-16

That Otis is holding back his casualty lists
is apparent from the fact that the cable OF
the iith OF August tells OF deaths occurring as
lar back as July 20l
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-16

Z r. N. JOHNSTON. --- 49, PRESIDENT.
THE DAILY POST. Il THE SUNDAY posi-.
20 Columns. u i6sto a74 Coils.
sEMI.wEEkLY POST. ia Coils. per Week
OFFICE of PUBLICATION,
1IO1, 11O3, 11OJ, 1907, 100 Franklin
Avenue.
ENTERED At THE posrorFicH AT HOUSTON. TEXAS.
As SECOND CLASS MATTER
Subscription by Maii--Daily and Sunday Post. one
year, $500; six months. $500; three months.
S7.oo; one month"; Si.oo.
THE SUNDAY Post, one year. $3.50.
THE SHMi-WEExLy Posi- MONDAYS and Thursdays)
one wear, $i.oo; six months. so cents; three
months. as cents.
Foreign offices-Eas,ern business Office as Tribune
building New York (The S. {. Beckwith Spe-
tial Agency; Western 400 lThe Rookery) Chi
eago, THE s. C.. Beekwith Special Agency.
Travelling Agcnts--C. S. {. Holland. Travelling
Auditor. /. X. Holland. 3. b Throop and j. X
Grist. Travelling Agents.
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splsed in England for his nunkcyism to the
Englishl
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-16

Mr., Croker has evidently had his eye on the
political weathercock ever since his return
homeland he seems to be able to tell pretty
accurately which way the wind is blowing.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-16

More than $1,000 900 is put down MS tho loss
from the Texas floods OF few weeks since
No such catastrophe as this has visited Texas
Tor years past. Some idea OF the credit due
the noble people who have come to the assist.
pnce Of the sufferers and in large part re-
leved their immediate wants can be had from
this expert report of the losses.
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The Devil Located.

The able lawyer is coming in for his
snare OF abuse and is probably not un-
deserving. But the press and the people
go little too far In charging him up with
an the criminals turned loose on a So
called suffering public. The lawyer would
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-16

Wonder II General MERCER. who dreaded
getting on the rack OF NJ. Laborl's cross OK
animation doesn't know something OF the
great advocates assassin? a man who will
hound and torture one man as Mercer has
Dreyfus would not hesitate to adopt any
means to get out Of his present miserable pre-
dicament
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-16
THE HOUSTON DAILY POST.
BY the
Houston Printing Company.

3 3. ~ q MSS v,e,.P PsssIDssT.
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Don't Work. Abont the Legislators.

beaumont Journal.
General managers of Texas railroads are
IN session Mt Galveston today to consider
the free pass feature OF the anti-rebate
law. Under this law the railroads say
they are prohibited from furnishing trans
portation except for value received. This
VIII cut shippers from the dead head pas
senger list and newspapers will be fur
nished transportation only in exchange for
actual advertising. The newspapers will
not complain OF this arrangement. but
what about county commissioners, county
oineials, city officials. senators, represen-
tatlves and State officials? In what man
ner or method will they pay for free
passes? Certainly the railroads do not
intend striking from the dead head list
this class OF very important citizens?
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WEST SHORE RI

Trains Ieay. franklin =. station, y. u As '''''
s,t AZ m later from u W. 42d St: nrt,xs,on
a D.i5 A N Daily Tor c1rnwai. NeNoursn Oh sni
t..t.kiii Mountetn points via KirrEt1n. -. .-..,,
n rI,r1A ~ az 42d ~. ~ 3J A. NJ Dslly. esS.ps
Ds,,iav ~ cranston's. Mest Point. kinsstSh' ~
paI,z axes Mohonk and Mnnswaska Cats6'i "'1"
t.tnS AJbsr, Saratoga and Lake ielrSe -. o..
ra,as y "a CONTINENTAL LIMITED, Dahy- n"
Albany syracuse Rochssier buffalo Ni"fs 'ni,g a.
na netro Chicago. and ST LOUIS Dlhink 80.
q 90 p NJ Daily. except sunday ior iaHss " gvr
~, II Wnn.waska CatsKI Mountain points VIA Ming
,,stn D Daily. except sunday for Kingston.
IL; wohonk ana Minnewsska. crtskl Mounhins-
tata,sEtu ALBANY, and Saratoea. -
n 3,sS p NJ Daily. except suneay tor so T1n.
~ ..,s,"y.. w.et Point Cornwall. Newpurgh, ana IN
tsrmsSa,, 'p 2s,IiT except sunday. for Albany ana
M, M.niPea,M wv 42d ~ o:l5 p NJ Daily FOE ysiss.
Rochester. Buffalo. Nlagara Fals Iofont's
qn.,,.S, cleveland. Chicago, and 81 Louis -.
:. 80 y NJ Daily, except sunday for Urea syraeoSs
pocbe-,.r Iluraio, Niagara Falls and Toronto,
ok Daily FOR Albany, Utica. syracuse hsnsssstfs
Banaio Hiarara Falls Toronto, Detroit Ce's'ana'
ih,easo b 5ha "a BROOKLYN Annex: A. sis 4 4
fs1cspt sunday. H. i0:sS A. NJ I'D "a
a n except sunday. b. II ~ A. ~ c. Il" y.
rim table AZ principal hotels and one.s Bassss>
.naa ,ron hotsi or residence by We-cots E.press
e. Z. LAMBERT. oeaersl PasrerxsF Asshs " b
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE. AND WASHING
TON.
From, foot OF Liberty ~.
vvsak S,vs 81 40 500 100 Dining Carr A VI.
n az Dining carr 80 800 Royal Blue Limited 90
600 Dining arr F. NJ. Il mdt SUNDAYS ~
,0.Co 81 go Dining carr A. NJ. 80 900 Royal Blue
Limited. $50 900 Dinins CaD p. n. l2l5 md Al
f1ri0naI trains Tor Philadelphia week days, 30 300
a NJ $40 100 $50 $50 900 p. 81. Sundays. 900
A NJ 400 900 p NJ -. ,,.. 9.
vhitehsil ST. ii3 liz 2si 43i 9ia lisa s54 Broad
way 737 Ave. % Cnon 81 Mest loS Eas' y i@Stn
COURT St 34l $50 Fulton ST. Brookyni Vs Broadway.
't.ii,a ,shnrg The New York Transfer Co. WY call for
and check baggage hotels residences to desna-
sFtorn Liberty 81. only
fTrom south Ferry at 8 20 P. "
aFrom south Ferry az 30 = NJ
bFrom South Ferry at GlO ?. NJ
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Yrr Committee deem essential for the preservation
value az ylIr se-ur ties
r-..-THat ,he securities covering the main line and
80 kansas Fly and Port Arthur terminals be merged
~ crr., ID dated unLer one management
That such management be independent and IN
y.sr f-;e:rst aane
Your property IS q great value. 1t has
,ery m,4e earning power. Its present financial condi-
1cn l. causes familiar % and which
- d'f,u.t avoi1, even II the work now TO be
done ae 1la
lo the c0n-, .lto1 81 tho system expect receive
e support o foreign holders OF all Of securities
sss,,rt Tle foreign holdings are are informed a
--t1rty - whole. Pending the prep7ra ton OF the
Kan az reorganization ADVISE holders refrain from
tsplsiug fheir securities with any Committee in this
,5urtrv. THE eNpe.lence % some OF felow-bond-
10 ,e that IL is easier 10 deposit bonds 10
s.t them back
Your as tre holders OF the securities Of the
rri- lur and terminal companies furnish their ad-
dresses ard amounts Of their respective holdings
n. Chairman - Equitable Trust Company of Pha-
6alrha They will thereafter directly and promptly
Informed when tho plan is ready for publication. Will
L. r-os- oc7laf~ter with lie provisions
WILLIAM y. HARHiTN, Chuirman
D. y. HANE.k tISaItimoreD
Al Isl HE(kSCHk.R tNcw-YOrk.
EUN'. " fGNER Berlin, Germany.
SAW IL AZ. SHIPLEN.
Nlf.tS W. TErTET.
VIN"HROT SMITH.
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fiuanfial.
- 20 THE HOLDERS OF THE
sroCKs AVID BONDS
OF THE
.,s City, Pittsburg & Gulf R. R. Co.

kbp' o.,ts II stocks and bonds above named will
rrfhr =. The Mercantile Trust Company OF Tho
- sce'v York until further notice. under an arr.c-
% Of Ne ~ which may be obtained at the oric, II
g, rv., Company. ,
sru'S. plan OF Readjustment shall prove to be
scss'nnt equal to the interest maturing April LIST
:, n. advanced to depositing bondholderz
- "-.,rttee Of the opinion that no intelligent
ne 1..aiustnent can be formulated until a physical
fsf -, showing the needs OF the property and an
es~,,on @. the accounts shall have been completed
esp, ~ such examine tions Will form proper basis
~ r., untn the recent changes In the personnel OF
FA,,,,ee and Receiyership. satisfactory arrange
- ~ls not be made for such examinations AT IN.
rcs :, and in conjunction with the represent
~. amsterdam bondholders expert accountants hav.
90 - has also appointed for the physical ex-
S,,on The plan will be formulated as a these
r,..tons shall have been completed.
ea-,,able receipts viii lie Issued by The M.rcantu.
w. COMPANY and application for their listing on thu
" YORK stock Exchange will be made in due course.
ERNST THALMANN. Chairman.
LOUIS FITZGERALD,
Il. IL. HARTMAN.
J. LOWBER WELSH
JAMES STILLMAN.
GEORGE COPPELL,
". l.. BULL,
W f.. GLYN.
., = CULVER. Counsel.
,tvIN " IRECH. Secretary. 40 Broadway
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ERIE RAILROAD.

as ollowz and 1--WE earlier from W esi -Sa S. -,
o.up A M-Nest Ibued Express daiiy Tor blnghshtoh
Wsverv EImlra BufYaIo Bradford. Jamestown ArriNs
DuraIo r. NJ Parlor 10 Buffalo. . u,.uA.r,,o,
DIS A. M.ZDa.ly. except sun1a1s W
Owego Waverly Emira and Delaware NSIIey RDarl1.
Daily 10 Port JerTis and Montioelio Fu''
Sill
ZOO y. M-vestibuied llmited-Fsf mall saiI ,, SvS
train for Chicago Arrives Cleveland I+O Al, Nnessr
p ~ sieepsrs to Chicago. Cleveland and Cincihha"
IIo j.. M-Buralo and Cleveland vestle4isde d
daily Arrives at Iupio 90 A. NJ, BradforH i-o - ~
Istss,orn On A NJ youngstown 1922 A. M, Clevee..
land - 30 p NJ ssepers to Buffalo and Cie'eiaho' Ns
Library Car x.,-u....o, xvav.,lv
oiI5 Il. M-Daliy solid train Tor BlnEnamton
Emira ard Chicago SleeFers 10 baha" ~"'~"sN 49,
Cincinnati. Dining car. .... ,,,,,,,t,~ A.
yi'ICKETs local TIME CARDS ANp ~ Sif IN p-,d
way III Bowery 1913 Fast l2sthst and 20 W., saa
ct Chambers West 23d ~. ferries Ner tnV.h 90
ard Fulton % broadway, Brookyn " Mvers..
Voboken ana Jersey City Station. New ot transfer
60 calls for and checks baggage from hotels and resi-
fa-re
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Lehigh Valley Railroad.

Stations foot Of West 23rd Cortlandt and Desbross0
streets (Penna. K X. Ferries
sTlme West 25r streel. Other figures Cortsndt %
Dcsbrosses Streets. Daily except SUNDAY. ! sunday
ONLY other trains daily. SUNDAY leales6.S. esGS
dayIeavess Is. Y sunday leaves ol5 .
t'6,JJ 700 A. NJ Loca. FOR kAsTON.
.SJJ eS.OS A. b. FOR BUFFALO, NlAgARA
FALLS .nd & est, and PRINCIPAL Local points Parlof
and Dlnfny Cars connects fuF Coal rnnch' - -
lily, 1890 noon; 'stAc ik. odt't
e. ~ sS',,ng CAPACITY. Due nufao rs l.. NJ; con.
meeting with through sicepers 10 Lerci and Chicago
Ou'u' Da' - For wILEEs.DARRR,
'12.9l, Lou T. u SCRANTON, Coal Brauches
st'3.5J, 4.Os !. NJ ard Intermediate points.
Till 5.1JPM Loca Tor MAltH IhlNk-,
..t'gn < 81 p n Local for NAL Gu CHUNK.
~ ~ 1E.SoPN Local kxpress for EASTOS.
u ~ x6,OS T. NJ For luiao ard points " esL
ThrJlgn Sic ping Cars to Chicago END Toronto.
10y 800 7. 81. Express for BJFFAlo ana
TOG'JNTl None but Sleeping Ca rsscneers carried
-fO2J 1910 Pm. ForfTHhCA. RO. HfsIEl-
BUFFALO and West. Sleeping Car 70 Chicngo;
SOUTH PLAINFIELD and HOI I'D TX, Oh lo.as'
daily excepr sunday 'fOF. l05AM '2s3 ~ ''-V'
Ial s5 and So 2. NJ. 80, "a, oon
Ticsets and Pullman accommodations 81 ll5 1ol 60
AZ oil ard 1854 broadway. - VnOn square nert g,
Columbus Ave- y. Y. So Fulton -, our, -
gro,dvsv and Brooklyn Annex station, lTookyn.
Y Transfer co. will call for and checN baksASs
from hotel or residence through TO GesanHton-
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HUDSON RIVER Steamer MARY POWELL,

Ocean Steamers.
WHITE STAR LINE.
4 A. NEW ENSTOwN-LIVERPOOIs
C,r-tc ruly III A. Britannia. ......A Aug 2 noon
Teutonc. July ~. noon Teutonic Aug > noon
q Tuv AUG. To- noon
M,iestic 800 July % noon G-rmanic Aug 10 noon
For passenger freight ana general Information Apply "
WHITE STAR LINE.
Pier A. North River. Office broadway. y. l.
CUNARD LINE.
80 TO LIVERPOOL. VIA QUEENSTOWN.
From piers ~ arf -. North River.
c,-,,ort, fuiv IL 10 5. NJ Tfrura-..-..Aug. . A. N
Tunp Tuiv - A. VI Carnn1nia. AuE - A "
rucenia Iu, ~ 10 \. " srrvs Aug II, noon
Luz X-r-t, >C,N n PP,JVN & CO.. Gen. Agents.
BOWLING GREEN. NEW YORN.
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new YORK CENTRAL.
HANLEM DIVISION

HARLEM DIVISION.
ei2 A. NJ. and 5.55 H. NJ. Daily except sunday. ~!
Ptsneld sur6ays only at go A. VI.
Wagner Palace Cars on all through rains
Trains Illuminated with Pintsch Light.
Ticket ofcee at li3. 26i, Alb and I2ls Broa6wsy.
Union go. W. 235 Columbus az. 6i West 18TH ~
I.5th 81 i3sth St. Stations New York 33s and II
Fulton ST. and l0t Broadway z. D.. BROOKLYN. -
Telephone "2Tn0 Thirty street. for New Hof8
Central Cab Service baggage checked from hotel -
residence w Westrott Fyp-esr Company.
GEORGE r. rSNIrIS General Passenger Agent
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ERENCH LINE.
,,ATIony STEAMSHIP LINES.

MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES.
I'm LII G-r-,ts GE0RGfk AND FLORIDA
srRAIGrT ard ROUND TRIP Tickets issued To-, 20 al
,oInis In Texas colorado, Ariz1na California Mexico
e. georgia Florida. a. Delightful Excursions; -,
v;-s ssr ,ur 20 page Pocket Guide mailed fee)x
~ uGTrOPY & co. Gen Agts. Pier 20 f. r.. y T.
DED D LINE.
IL r. - Cuavra Puerto Caheio. Curacao and Mara
1trarao.-f-nlllnr at Porto Rico
N-'0N - Prom, Roberts pier. brooklyn. -
: CARACAS. .......--.- satufnay. eus - -. ~
sshss'~ pot;I.ToN Miss 4 pAI.LETT.
General AanazaTa ib Front 81
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NFW YORK 0NTaoIO & WESTERN RY.

Trans leave foot ". 42l Il. as follows % mnutes
earlier Franklin ST.; -
* A. M.-Day Express for 81 stations e Oswego-
4 30 Connections tor Lakes Moh0nk. Mlnnewaska-i
n - A. M-Mountain Express % Elenwle Liberty,
J.lD ana intermediate stations Lake Klamesha. ana
White Lake. Paror cars ., . ,.,,.-,,,.
4 .nO +. VI. saturdays ony)-Staions 70 EnenYlIsss
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