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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-08-01

Coral Fitch returned home Saturday
afternoon.
Hugh Montgomery began blowing
on the 10Th.
John Filkins had four stacks Of grain
up on the 21st
Willie Leonard is working for Mr..
Sewell at Westline.
G. J. Nelson, wife and daughter went
to Wabasso the ed.
Paul Grunden is assisting ]. Porter
harvest his wheat crop.
James Kennedy has been assisting
his son with harvesting.
Peter Olson completed his work On
the town hall Thursday. :.
Mrs. Emma Slower was the guest of
IS. E. Weber on the 10th.
Mrs. 9. Nelson spent Wednesday
afternoon at F., N. Slover's.
Charles Nelson has lumber drawn
for new graDary on section 10.
Gertrude and Tracy Hicks were call
ing on friends the first of the week.
MI. and Mrs. Henry Nelson and FAM
lily Sundayed at the home of Jas. Mar
win.
Mrs. s. P. Hicks and mother visited
Mrs. Hugh Montgomery Tuesday even
ing.
There was cake and ice cream So
cial at George Montgomery's on the
Goth.
Eugene Leonard and sister returned
home from Springfield the first of the
week.
A. NJ. Grunden was reelected school
treasurer in district 40 at the annual
school meeting.
Mr.. hoffman has built nice barn
on his farm, also his son has q fine
house andlbarn built on the 80 joining.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-08-01

LII 8SslC ASEW ~ ~ tA41An8x4 ~
M onday en- route for viait with tie
family Of Mrs. Holt, north Of town.
M. Monson, G. G. Enestvedt and A.
O. Gimmestad drove to Cottonwood
Sunday, returning in the evening
Miss Mary Radel, who has been Wis
iting with Josie Eischen, returned to
her home in Sleepy Eye last Thursday.
The Ladies' Aid society meets with
Mrs. A. Leonard tomorrow. The
Young Peoples society will meet there
in the evening.
Lightning struck and killed fine
Chester White hog weighing 600
pounds, belonging to Peter Eischen on
Friday evening. Z
The Misses Vida and Marian Hamil-
ton of Minneapolis arrived here Mon
day on visit with their grandfather,
H. q. Bohanon of Vesta.
Is it diarrhoea, cholera or stomach
pain? Mull's Lightning Specific is
the cure. Can be taken by children
with safety. &c. For sale by Hitch
cock & Go. 51-4
A. G. Dolliff and wife were up from
Redwood Falls last Wednesday, the
former looking after his political fenc-
es. N. w. Cobleigh was on the same
mission on Friday.
H. NJ. Keene of WATERFOWL and a
Mr.. Martin of Bricelyn are both figur-
ing on putting in a newspaper plant at
this point. The chances are that Mr..
Keene will be the successful applicant.
J. NJ. Thompson and wife, Otto
Goethe and wife and Chas. Katzenber-
ger and Peter Eischen, Jr., drove to
Sacred Heart Sunday and from there
went by train to Bird Island, where
they witnessed the game of ball be-
tween Sacred Heart and Bird Island
teams, and which resulted in favor of
the former by score of IL to 8.
A barn belonging to Hans Ho;en of
Swedes Forest was destroyed by fire at
about four o'clock Sunday afternoon
With the barn six horses were burned
to death. A wagon, several sets of har-
ness, considerable hay, ETC., was also
destroyed. The origin of the fire is un-
known, but it is believed that it was
due to children playing with matches.
The stockholders of the Farmers
Grain & Fuel 70. of Belview held a
meeting on Saturday evening last and
appointed g. G. Enestvedt of this place
who is regarded as one of the bert
wheat buyers on the line, as agent for
the company at this place. The stock
holders also voted to formally throw
open the elevator to-day, Aug. LIST. Mr..
Enestvedt is known all over this Sec
ton very favorably and the company
started out right in appointing him as
agent. He will bring business by his
personal acquaintance and through his
honest dealings.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-08-01
WABASSO.

The band instruments have been or
dered and are expected here this week.
Sidewalks have been ordered con-
structed in front of the buildings on
Main street.
Mrs. Charles Meyer of Springfield,
who has been visiting at the home OF
her brother, VIM. Warner, has re-
turned home.
AT the annual school election in in
dependent district No. 81, which now
includes this village, J. FL. Rahskopf,
A. P. Gumpolen, F. Fischer, II. E. Lu-
cas-. w. F. Mailer, and J. T. Horn
were elected trustees. and of this board
r. H. Rahskopf was afterwards elected
president, A. P. Gumpolen clerk and
J. T. Horr treasurer.
Standard: Miss Dora Krassin, who
has made her home in this village
since the first of April, departed for
her old home in Montevideo last Sun
day. A. E. Wertzler and Miss Wal
ton accompanied her in the overland
journey as far as Marshall. Miss kras-
sin expects to return early in Septem-
Der to open up millinery store.
At the last meeting of the council
the recorder was instructed to adver-
tlse for bids for the erection OF q village
lookup, according to the plans and
specifications submitted by the secre-
tary of the State board of corrections
and charities. The council also APP
propriated 500 for the purchase of
band instruments, provided the band
contains no less than II instruments.
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BY Way Of Introduction:

Men may come and men may CO." but the demand for
choice things for the table and kitchen
The undersigned have entered into partnership
their share toward meeting the above demand
stand conducted by Geo Lecner later
Mr. W. J. Curnmns has long been known patrons
this store, and Mr. Dripps has made friends
line OF trade during the past neghbong
At this time solicit friendly call patrons
OF the store and Others. We
make of business by gaining trying
to please them We shall patronage
buying, prompt service and moderate charges.
Come in and s7"=.s@ y
Watch this space for future announcements of our
specaltes.
CUMMINS & DRIPPS.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-08-01

with the Misses Thompson Of this
place.
There will be services in the Luther
an church next Sunday-Norwegian
in the forenoon and English in the
evening.
Miss Grace Abbott came over from
Renville lastsweek and lie visiting with
Clara Jaeger. 1
There will.be services at the Congre-
-safonal church next Sunday morning
and evening. .s.. ;s.@
Charles Schellbach was down from
Granite Falls during the early portion
Of the week.
Miss sadie Holt left here Saturday
for Minneapolis to attend the Univer-
sity training school.
Grain in this section is all cut and in
shock, and . number Of farmers com,
menced stacking on Monday.
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JOHNSONVILLE

Albert Stark returned from Gibbon
recently.
Selmer and Oscar Hanson called on
Roy Marvin Sunday.
Born-July Oath, to Mr. and Miss
Pete Larson, daughter.
Swan Swanson is helping Martin
Hanson through harvesting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. Ratke were doing
business in Walnut Grove Thursday.
Will Peterson was seen on the streets
of Walnut Grove Thursday, the 10Th.
Andrew Lindquist was seen on the
streets of Walnut Grove one day last
week.
Pete and Christina Hanson were do
ing business in Walnut Grove last
week Wednesday.
Clemence Ploog has rented his farm
to his brothers, George and Herman,
for the coming season.
Henry Nelson and family of Gales
spent Sunday, the ed, at the home of
u. w. Marvin and family.
There was dance given in Chris.
Jensen's granary Saturday night, the
2lst. Music furnished by Goltz band.
Theo. Flitcraft came uR from Isl.
Paul last week Wednesday. Hewitt
spend few days with Marvin & R1oog
threshing outfit. >. 5,
Messrs Chas. and Leonard Nelson of
Tracy and Vesta were transacting bus
mess pertaining to threshing, in this
vicinity recentlv. u
Miss Maud Gilbert of Gales was q
Logan caller Friday, the 10th. she, hav-
ing returned from her Eastern trip the
Wednesday before.
Gipsies, emigrants, hobos and ped
dlers, in fact travellers Of all kinds and
Municipalities are seen in this vicinity
at all times Of day apd night lately.
The Logan creamery paid for it's last
months cream 163 cents per, pound
for butter fat. They also decided to
pay the present buttermaker higher
wages and keep him. ssasf
Those from here who attended the
Mothers' Circle 1T Mn. Fred, Siovef'a
Wednesday, report nice meeting and
> general good time, such - they a.
ways have at Fred. SleveY'ss AZ
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-08-01

i Sheriff Pease was shaking hands
with Morgan friends Saturday.
Miss Bessie Rist is at home again
after two years sojourn in Oregon.
Il. Q. Grabow drove over from Gran
lite Rock Monday looking for harvest
hands.
Geo. Gilland and brothers of Brook
vile have beer. enjoying visit from
their parents for the past week.
Mrs. R. G. Robinson, with her little
son and daughter, are visiting with
Cyrus Jennings, brother Of Mrs. Rob
inson.
Mrs. II. P. Nelson of Brookville and
Mrs. VIM. Monson ofThree Lakes each
presented her husband with q baby
boy last week.
Morganites who have been camping
on the Minnesota river for more than q
week folded their tents and returned
Sunday. They report an enjoyable
time.
The Sleepy Eye Mill Co. will rebuild
it's elevator at once. They propose to
have an elevator with modern equip
ments doing business here in a very
short time.
The Monday noon train carried a
number of Morgan passenger to st.
Paul. Among them were J.. G. Al
brecht and wife, A. L. Schlekau and
| wife and Frank Readon.
Harvest hands are exceedingly
scarce this season. With work freely
offered everywhere at big wages there
are still few tourists passing
through our town looking for work.
Miss Mata Jensen, daughter of Jor-
gen Jensen of Three Lakes, was mar
ried Sunday to A. Jensen of Brookvihe.
They will make their future home on
the farm now operated by Peter Jen-
sen, brother of the groom.
T. +. Henderson, who was employ
ed in J. J. Schmitt's meat market died
at Hams hospital in Redwood Falls,
on the Goth. An effort has been made
to locate his relatives but thus far with
out success.
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For Sale.

For Sale.
Household furniture, milch COW, good
piano by e. w, Buxton.
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LAMBERTON.

The Indian hunters have returned
from Lake Chetek.
Paul Oleson went to Lake Benton
Saturday, for two weeks' tarry.
Mamie McGee has returned from
her visit at Morgan and Sleepy Eye.
Mrs. Geo. E Lennon, of st. Paul, ie
visiting with her sister, Mrs. s. H.
Parker.
Irving Larson of Omaha, arrived
Friday and will visit his aunt, Mrs. w.
J. French few days.
Mrs J. III. Albeit, of st. Paul, is en-.
joying . few days visit with friends
and relatives in and around Lamber-
ton.
Mrs. C. Z. Weber, formerly Of Wal
nut Grove, now Of Minneapolis, lie Wis.
ting with Ms. G. r. Kneeland this
week.
Mrs. Leazer, formerly Of this city.
but now ut Lake Benton, passed
through here last Wednesday on hel
return from Vermont. where she has
been en- a.visit 1t. the home Of hel
childhood.
Mrs. Cliff Reynolds entertained 4
number Or lady friends Wednesday af
ternoon in honor d Mn Beindgen,
who has been her guest for several
days. Mn. Berndgen returned to hes
home ID Minneapolis the fnt OF thu
week.
Miss Mary Rasmussen severed hel
connections % clerk 1t A. III. Ander.
sons grocery store, July 81st. She haa
been wrapping up packages there fol
more than three years and thinks she
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-08-01
HALF RATE EXCURSIONS.
Good Fishing and Cllfnia6 sanmsr

Those in search of health conservation,
cando ne better thar to takl N outing at
one one Of the following popular resorts On the.
Minneapolis u St Louis railroad.
Watefvtlle. Mfnn., Lake Tetonke. splendid
pike. crappie and bass fishing. and boating.
Waco1fa, MIMI, Clear LAKE. The COuey
dakions 80 -. -,
!. Lake Afnnetbnke ii best reached bv the
Minneapolis 4 st. Louis railroad. There
are numerous nrst-class hotels At Deep
haven. Cottagewood. Excelsior, Lake Park,
etc. frequent trains and reduced rate
tickets on sale.
For further information call on agents or
write to A.. b. CUTS. GP, A.
41-0t Minnean olis. MINI.
special half ratf exs1sions haze been
arraAekdYby III Minneapolis Z 81 Louis
Gleawoa spS.ns SIT Eafe City and and
Ogden. Utah, Hot Springs, Rapid City, Dead
wood and Spearnsh, 8. D., and to Casper and
Sheridan. Wyo.
. Tickets will Be sold on June 10th, July eth
and 18th and August fst. good for return to
Oct S1st. This g an unusual QnpQKtpnity To.
'Teach there p04ntg 1t 1e45t poGoi6ie expense
Call on Minneapolis = St Louis b. 3. ticket
agents. or address A. B. Cuts g. r. A.. RI. E
st + r r, Minneapolis. Mimi.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-08-01
DELHI
IN AND AROUND DELHI.

Andrew Clifgard of Echo was Del
hi visitor Sunday.
A. H. Anderson and wife returned
from Olivia Friday.
Rev. McHenry preached in Vesta
Sunday afternoon.
Neil Stewart and wife of Ireton are
visiting Delhi friends.
Miss Lizzie Miller visited relatives in
Renville the past week.
Mr.. Bradbury and wife of Window
visited Delhi friends the past week.
Anderson & Fimrite started their
threshing machine Tuesday morning.
Lena Paulson of Sioux Falls, s. d.,
is visiting the family of George Leslie.
Miss Annie Stewart of Ireton, Iowa,
returned home Monday, via Hanley
Falls.
T. J. Tradewell and wife returned
Monday from their tour through Ne
braska.
Register Of Deeds Cobleigh and wife
of Redwood Falls were Delhi visitors
Friday.
E. D. House and son Johnnie visited
Renville Sunday aud returned with q
spotted bull.
Rev. Clark of Vesta preached at Del
hi Sunday and wentto Minneapolis on
Mondays train.
Sheriff Pease has been superintend-
ing harvesting on his Klntire farm for
the past few days.
Mrs. Malcolm Mclean and children
of Redwood Falls. spent the past week
with Delhi relatives.
Charles Enquist Of st. Paul returned
home Friday, after weeks visit with
Borg brothers Of this place.
Misses Barbara Cumming and Sadie
Stewart are attending teachers' meet
ing at the University Of Minnesota.
John Trapp is enjoying visit ftom .
brother who arrived from Chicago with
his wife the latter part Of last week.
One fare for the round trip to the q.
A. r. encampment 1t Chicago on
Aug. 25th to 18th. via the Albert Lea
Route.
A crew Of plasters and painters ar
rived on Mondays train from Mime
apolis to put the finishing touches ON
Emanuel Carbert's new residence.
Dropsy, diabetes and Rights dis-
ease are the results Of kidney disease.
Don't neglect your case too long. Take
. safe and sure remedy -Mull,s Pho
neer Kidney Cure. II you get no ben
eft eash the draft found in each box.
3 cents and q. For aale BY Hitckcoek
= 20. SLIT.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-08-01
BELVIEW.
BELvILw TINE TABLE
BELvIEw AND ITS BORDER.

Rev. Mr.. RobinsonI went 70 MIR.
shall Monday i rs az -
Adrian Bennett spent Sunday with
his relatives in Granite Falls.
g. F, Rain visited with his parents
in Redwood Falls over sunday.
w. III. Gold was over from Renville
during the early portion of last week.
Peter Eischen advertlses all of his
farm lands and village property fol
sale.
Miss Mabel ) Ransland IT, visiting
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-08-01
MANCHESTER COLLEGE,
St. Paul, Mimi,

This institution located between the Twin
Cities, is one of the best in the State The
instruction and associations are uns> r
passed. Young men and women are re-
the preparatory department. while high
school graduates are admitted to the fresh
man class without examination. new
feature is thorough business course The
expenses are very moderate and the accom-
mOdations excellent Further inform alton
will be cheerrully given by
PROF. w. j. JOHNSON, Field Sec.
st. Paul, Mimi.
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For sars.

The brick store building, now occu-
pied by Levi Annis, on Second street,
Redwood Falls, will be sold ct ! bar
gain. Apply to JOHN i. Bone,
504t Delhi, Mimi.
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Buggy for sale-C. d. Thomson.

Buggy for sale-C. d. Thompson.
Rev. Koch held Lutheran services
at Seaforth last Sunday, at the depot,
and about Is families OF that demon
ination in the vicinity have the mat
ter of building new church in Sea-
forth under consideration.
The various Lutheran congrega-
tions under the charge of Pastor
Koch are making arrangements for
short term Of parochial school for
each congregation, as soon as suit
able teacher can be engaged.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-13

TDaiiy. Saturdays Saturdays only
HARLEM DIVISION.
el2 A. and s35 P; NJ Daily. except Sunday, to
Pittsfsd; Sundays only e.20 a. NJ.
Pullman Cars ell through trains
Trains illuminated with Pintsch Light.
Ticket Offices 113. 261 AIS l216 Broadway. IS
Union So w, 275 Columbus Av.. 133 West 125h St.
l2Sth St and 13sth Stations. New York ass
Fulton St. and lo4 Broadway E. D.. Brooklyn.
Telephone 200 3Sth Central
Service. Baggage checked from hotel residence By
Westcott Express Company.
GEORGE H DANIELS General Passenger Agent.
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STEAMBOATS,
MgW ENGlAND POINTS
VIA SOUND LINES

NILSW 5NIUIER1lU FUURG u -
VIA SOUND LINES.
FALL RIVER LINE.
For Fan River, Boston ana all Eastern and Northern
points, Steamers PRISCILLA PURITAN. Orchestra
on each. Leave pfer TO- ". p Of Warren St.
days and Sundays at 800 P NJ Steamer from New York
sundays only. touches Newport other OF the
PROVIDENCE LINE.
For Newport. Providence Boston East Steam
ers PLYMOUTH and PILGRIM. Orchestra each
Leave Fler IS N r. foot of Murray week days only
az o;OO P M touching Newport. P I. Cfonday
Steamers touch at Newport.
STONINGTON LINE.
For Stonngton. Narragansett Pier Watch Hill Boston
ana East Steamers MAINE NEW HAMPSHIRE
Leave Pier 80, n r., foot of Spring ST. week only
rom July 70 September Inclusive. Saturday night
westward trips Will be omitted period.
NORWICH LINE
For New London. Watch Hill, Block Island Worcester,
East and North. Steamers CITY OF LOWELL and CITY
OF WORCESTER Leave Pier SO. n. R., foot Spring St.
Heek Gays only AZ $50 P M On Sundays from July to
sepfenbcr 8 inclusive. Steamer NEW HAMPSHIRE will
leave New london az 1015 P. n. for New York.
NEW HAVEN LINE.
For New Haven. Britain Meriden Hartford surfnr-
field and the North. From IS r. Double service
week days. Steamer CHESTER ". CHAPIN leaves New
York 800 P Steamer RICHARD PECK at u 90 mid
night Sundays Steamer CHESTER ". CHAPLIN leaves
Is P II. delightful Sunday trip. day on L I S'd
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DENNSYLVANIA


3 RATLRoAD.
FAToTSa T SrsRossry aR g wssT EST nh STREET
sEThe leaving time from Dexbrosse. naa
CortInndt Streets is Eve minuse- later than
that given below for Twenty-third street.
station except where otherwise noted
$50 A NJ. FAST MAIL-Li1nited 10 two Buffet Par
or cars New York to Pfttsburg. Sleeping Car Pitts
FAST IS Ris'.4STs anu Cleveland
PsrJH'en5 Sleeping Dtnins Smoking and Observaton
IasanaPols TousSiile Sc Ial: f0ieo0' Cincinnati
EoT Toledo Nashville tvia Cincinnati sad LOUISVILLE
bss siI5asS.i' p RI st Thif5go f9Tois s. Logis
?. NJ wEsTERN EEPREssFoF st k9s cbc,y0 ro,
Isle1s sEeeP5 SATURDAY. -.
Roat. 5 TS5 knoxytle 5 daily via sheHsndoeh Valley
wisHIHGT9Ss ,!,STs e.ys':1s Ts.. ci.c,Ia:t,
20 80 sos 1910 Desbrosses Cortlandt streeta
sFo A and iOSS 66raRas sRihns s.-e:ss e: @ is az y
sssnsrsssiqneI IS & Lin an Psrlor ana Dining cars
0 sssSsT ss qaD55nf a55 ioss sa Diaas Is carr ar
sad p5a.ng cars % 425 Dining caPl. as dtnns
soi-THEIN . RA-LwAY.-ExPress. aa as D m. r. 10
NoRFoIK AND WESTERN RA11,yvAv.-Eo, ,,.-,,,,,
ATLANTIC COAST I7SE3ExG8srteSzs; e Gstz; SIS, and %
ci5ESAPEAKE FAX OHIO RAnwAT-s55 a N. and 4ss
sEABoARD .ls. AIR LTNE.-Ezpresa 12s p. "a and I2io
F2R 1lsE oLP PoIET 40 NJ, eoHFoRr NoRFoLK-7E
ssai!a 4isla9 a 'PS Sp:s ..s
Standard Coaches. e' E@f'or Safs SDo
GAZE AAf-l2s5 ?. N.
FCr points on New York Long
~ rst IWenty-third Street station 55 a m y 10
n % satur6avs on,y9 - aEs o 4 n sy AVA
- ? n sundsys 81 q 2s m ass ,. m. tfrom
-. - % Saturdays only. es0 10 s4o 20 $40
ANo '-O0 p n SUNDAYS. SIS. q - p 3 IS ? m
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Glo CDesbrosses anG CortIandt Streets a. em 72s
s& S25 $50. . 955 PenHa IIp1ite'D 10 10 O1es
presses and Cortlsndt Streets. 2O Dining Carr fO55
SI!nas an. ila3 a n l255 40 Gesbrosses
tnE Ca-,, - Dining Can SIS Dining caT5 T5s
~ % g ; - - p m Y II night Sundays 10. 755
s..ning ear a 2.55 I.5S Dining Carr. 3 Is ass
- lEing Carl. 4.55 Dining Can. SIS Dining Carl
-5N- So e55 % m. 1910 night
: iSfet otaces. Nos 461 945 1l06 1854 III ard caI
so-1~ay; ! Astor House: West Twenty-thtrd Street
E4.on and = tons foot 0G T0esbrnsses nd Cort-
sntt Streets: Court Street. sso Fulton Street es
se,aeNay and PennsyinHvta Annex Station brooklyn;
risuon Jersey City. The New York Transfer corr
psny VIII call tor and baggage from hotels and
residences through n destination
1eT5@Ihene 9l4 Eighteenth streer' Pennsylvania
J. b Hl-TC7TNSoN J. r. WOOD
General Manager General Pass'r Agent
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LACKAWANNA RAILROAD.

Sl7.00 @. A. r. Sl7.l0
WEST SHORE-WABASH (via Niagara FnI1s)
Ofheial Route Headquarters Department Of York
Special Train 10 Chicago,
Leaves New York. A. N.
West 42d Street 10 90 A M Chicago day
p m, stepping at principal points through New York
State. Round trip, 81 from New York.
Through Sleeping Cars, Coaches and Dining Cars.
H 3. MCCLELLAN. G. E. A. Wabash R. R. 3S7 3 way,
New-York tribune., 1900-08-13
NEW YORK. nNTARlO : WESTERN ny

Trains leave West St Ferry as follows 20 minutes
earlier from Franklin ST.:
Day Express 60 osweEo 500 A. II
Mountain Express Sidney. 1915
saturday Hair Holiday Rocklsnu. M
Nestbue Limited TO Rockland NJ
3Chicago Limited Western points 600
fSuncay Special A. Ii
saturdays only tDaly tSundays only
Tickets ard parlor 81, Gas
737 9Th Ave. 2+5 Columbus Ave 125th ST.
2I3 West I25th st. New York. SEQ Fulton
es Broadway BROOKLYN.
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CATSKILL MOUNTAINS

Tie CATEKILL MOUNTAIN. OTIS ane CATsKILL
End TAENERSVIL.L.E RAILWAYS. make direct connec-
ulnE River Day Lne and cHtskhl Even
i1e Steamers York Central ana West Shore
Railroad trains
This route shortest, most eIpedtious way
g also the Mountain Parks on the
SUMMIT Mountains. -.
neW Fork Central Reilroad 70 the sUAf % the Cat
ss-lis IN iess thEn four hours.
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nEP0T Q. NJ. DEPT. JEFFERsoNvILLE
Busluess Opportunities.

. STToTrrTIEE.- E.-Uniaue piece OF art. iTeproducabie
Y service sevres tchinal pate fendre Louis Nv hrst
.-.oS ora pssses conpets and better composed
of fbe Louvre sale Thiers sl00O0O Address
=. nv AGE Notary Bernay tEure1 France.
,7T-FrTTsE,AENTs and SUBSCRIPTIONS for The Tribune
A D..,,eS ONCE No 1922 Broadway,
a. aoT north o sist-st. unfil O'clock M advertise
"a u' branch Offices regular
a.s -step until O'Clock viz 2a4 hth-ave. s.
~ is2 6th-aVe-. i@th-st Aacys 6th-Rve
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billiard AND POOL TABLES.

BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES. new and
second hand: lowest prices; esstest ts-InA
MARX BROS. "A Union Square.
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SERVICE TO PLYMOUTH
(PARIS) AND HAMBURG.
DEUTSCHLAND,
Sept. 4. 0 AN.
Columbia. Sept. 6, 10 An.
SERVICE TO PLYMOUTH,
AMBURG. ALSO N. Z.
AND HAMBURG.
Pretoria sept. l. $50 AN.
Palatia. Sept. S, $50 2. NJ.
LINE. 81 B'WAY. n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-13
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through rra-s of Chambers ST.
follows 5 earlier from ". ZSd St
300 II. Dally-Solf1 train sor Buffalo AIT. ?. N
BnghslutuH- Wsvery, Elnlra zad Bradford Coaches,
paEl0C and cafe dining 70 BEfalc.
Ss16 G. m.-DTlly. except Sundays, 10 Btngharnror,
oVego- eriy. ElH-ra and Dslaware Valley points
Daily Monticello. Pullman Pa-or Cars.
2.3O . n. Daty--ChicagO Linnited-Fast maii-soid
train arriving 2. Cleveland
n 10
7-30 p Daly.-BUHaIo and Cleveland Express-arr.
Buffalo sG5 Bradford 20 jamestown 100 and Youugs-
u p Cleveland 1890 sleepers 70 Buffalo
9.I5 o Daiy.-SoHd trstn for Birghernton. Waver-
II Enra. Chicago. Sleepers Buffalo Chicago. CIncin-
yTVrc-FLFTS Iyoc.I. TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN AC-
CORTH0T ATOMS a. III II2 26I. 4G1 and e5T Broad
18th 273 West 12sth St. Chambers
rS Vest2 ferries York. G33 and SEQ Fulton
s. es Broadway Brooklyn l22 River Hoboken. and
Jersey station New York transfer Co calls for
checks baggage 70 destination