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rILpEN.s HOME

fhe Historic Gramercy Park Resi-
deuce Lately Sold at Auction.
The old residence Of Samuel J. TildeH
Ia Gramercy Park. New York. which
was recently sold at auction for $780,
900. Is one of the interesting places OF
historic neighborhood. Nearby are the
residences Of such famous men as
David Dudley Field and his brother.
Cyrus; Hamilton Fish and ex-Mayor
Hewitt
Tllden's house is rich with traditions
Of the campaign of 1876. Here he re
ceiyed the notification Of his nomina-
ton for the Presidency. Here came
that memorable and mOmentous COM
mirtee TO advise with him IN respect to
the ACCESSIBILITY Of agreeing to the pro
posed commission by which the con-
tested election was to be submitted TO
an arbltrating tribunal Here. in 4
richly-decorated back parlor. before a
noble fireplace with logs big enough to
crafty lumberman in his camp. Til
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-07-13

roads. In the construction of this ma
chine the stem of the steering wheel
Is supplied with a rearwardly extend
Ing steadying bar, having spring
causing it 10 bear slightly ON support
This pressure is sufficient to hold the
wheel steady. but not great enough to
interfere with its free motion, SO that il
Yields TO every motion of the body.
The fork of the front wheel is turned
slightly under instead of outward. and
the steering wheel is slightly smaller
than the other. whereby the guiding OF
the machine is rendered more easy
The steadying bar also offers a means
of steering by the hand in ease Of any
sudden emergency.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-07-13
TRUE TALE OF MANY PENNIES
How Woman Got Even with an I'M
pudent Street Chr Conductor.

How Woman Got Even with an A"'
pudent Street Car Conductor
The Southern woman who hau d."
interesting financial dispute WIN "
street car conductor is a martyr 10 a
panstaking attention 10 detahs Va
whom her sex may we'll feel prouu'
She started out in the morning Win .
$40 bill. all the money she happeneu. ~
have in her immediate possession, e,ie
Went to the butchers and the oaNei :
and neither could change the twenty
She was anxious to go downtown auu
SO she boarded a car. hoping tna' '"e
conductor would accept her EXCUSE
aud her money He at first IeiuS''
point blank. Then he hesitateu, ?,
That's where he made mis'aNe' -.
he had simply requested her 10 ''" ,
the eaT on the ground that the ru''S "
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-07-13
LOOK At BOYS HANDS.
Employers Have a New Test for Youth
full Applicants.

Employers Have a New Test for Youth I
full Applicants
The boy in search OF a job turned up
at supper time at his sisters house,
cooking rather disconsolate.
Il didn't get nothing to DO" he said
,hortly
u don't wonder II you used that kind
II grammar" said his sister.
'"fhat wasn't 1t; had my company
grammar on all right; twas something
Else and I'll tell Jim about it after
upper. You'd spring the 4 told you
20 game on me. and make me tired
Jim was the brother-in-law, and had
1een q job-hunting boy himself not
many years before. He was beckoned
nto the sitting-roOm Immediately after
| Using from the table, and once there
/ The door was shut by his wife's youth
/ full brother. who turned aud said: Il
went to fourteen places to-day, Jim, and
was turned down at every shot I've
read about such things in the Sunday
school books and in the funny papers,
but / thought it was all gab- The guys
I applied to didn't ask me If I lived
with my mother; they didn't ask me if
| wrote a good hand; they didn't ask
If knew the city and they didn't ask
nothing at all that l expected them to
ask me. The first thing four Of them
says was. Hold up your mitts," while
the others say. Please let US look at
your hands There was one look and
four OF them says Git and the rest
says. polite-like, We don't think we re-
quire your services.
What was the matter?" asked the
sisters husband.
The boy held up the fOrefinger Of hi;
left hand. alOLg the inner side OF
which a yellow stain showed as far as
the second knuckle. That he said
( simply.
, Him" said the brother-ln-law. "th'
BOSS in our shop won't allow Cigarette
p smoking either. but I didn't know
p :hings had gone as far as this. VIII.
> 1on't you quit"
r Il have. quit last night. One of tn
o guys that said Git called me back jus
- IS got TO the elevator and says, VIVA
makes you smoke cigarettes? I don't
q [ says.
There some things worse than C
- garette smOkin'." he says.
4. ~ quit last night | told him. The
=, he grinned a little and said that
: might not be such liar as he though
:, after all. but 1t was fact that Chicag
y, men had quit hiring cigarette kids an
that this was doing more TO stop Ii
: habit than all the anti-cigarette league
= IN the city. Then he says, You're SUI
> you quit last night. are yOuf Wei
you come back again in week an
show me your nit.
= The stainll wear off by that tim
- lin. and 1 kinder think that Teller
give me 4 job."-Chicago Chronicle.
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now the Human Raee Lives.

OF the entire human race it is esti-
mated that 5OO.OOO.OOO are well cloth
ed-that is. they wear garments OF
some kind: 250.OOO.O0O habitually 80
naked: and TO0.0O0,0O0 only cover parts
of their body, Five hundred million
live in houses. TO0.OOO.OO0 in huts and
caves. and 25O.0OO,OOO have virtually
NO shelter at all
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BIKE WITHOUT HANDLE BARS.
Wheel Is steered by the Motion of the
Riders Body.

A bicycle without any semblance Of
handle-bar. but which is steered entire
" by the motion of the riders body, is
the invention Of Simon Metzger Of
LIMA. Iowa. Many wheelmen have tue
present type of wheel 50 completely
under their control that they can guide
the machine in this way. but only on
smooth ground. whereas with the bicy-
lie of Mr.. Metzger this feat is rendered
not only easy, but absolutely safe on all
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snrc ,stic Bismarck.

Men who lind it hard TO acquire for
eign languages may take little com
fort in the following bismarck story:
Prince Bismarck was pressed by a
certain American official TO recommend
his son for a diplomatic place.
He IS very remarkable fellow,
seven languages.
indeed said Bismarck, who has not
high opinion OF linguistic acquire
ments. what wonderful head wait
er he would make"
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lazy MANS HEAVEN.
us CAN LIVE COMFORTABLY
AND DO NOTHING.

tr,oos,ible to Starve-No BeRRars, No
paupers, No Crime on the Beautiful
leland of Ruatan-Great Sharks of
Those Waters.
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After a sick man has gained the adj
mission from those around him that
they never suffered as he is suffering.
he begins TO feel better.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-07-13

Nearly every bride selects u gray
travelling dress.
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The bigger the man. the more charity
there will be for you if you hit him.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-03-06

The following amounts were voted BY
the town, Support Of poor, 81 200; nigh
ways, a, 600; bridges, u, 900; contingent
expenses, 800; common sohools, 81, 900;
free high school, q, 500; Memorial Day,
500; interest on ponds, 400.
The treasurer reports that tSe indebted.
ness Of the town February 10, 1900, was
81. o3s 40 above all expenses. The de-
crease Of the towns indebtedness the
past year has been 81, 1865.
Great interest was manifested when
the article in the warrant was sachsd
which had reference to the town publish
Ing the man soript history Of Gorham,
commenced by Col. Hugh Mcclellan more
than a generation ago, and completed
and brought down to the present date by
his daughter, Mrs. DR.. Lewis Of South
Berwick. Ex-aov. Robbie, chairman of
the committee, made o STIRRING pea in
favor Of its adoption by the town, hut
asked for Ano her com mittee to superiD :
tend the work Of examining the manu-
script, comprising the cost, etc. The
meeting, however, decided that the same
committee should still serve and 1t was
finally decided that the committee should
still further examine the work, hold y
meeting to decide upon q report, and call
q special meeting of the voters within
n short time In order take final act ion
on the whole subject.
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read and approved. J.
Just prior to the adjournment Of ths
council. on motion OF Alderman Estes. q
unanimous vote Of thanks was extended
TO Mayor Hay mond, President Warren
and City Clerk Lamb, for oou rtesies ex
tended and for the faithful manner In
| which they have presided at the sessions
| meeting adjourned.
CASCO TOWN MEETING.
uPEcIAL 10 THE rRxssI
Cosoo, march b.-At the annual town
meeting today the following officers were
ele.tsd:
ModerAtor-S. A. Hall.
Cierk-R. K. Gay.
the poor-G. b. Maybsrry. U. winslow,
W. +. Tsnney.
Treasursr-J. N. Eastman.
School Committee for three yesrs-M.
l.. Leach.
Supervisor of Sohools-L. W. Holden.
BRIDGTON.
Bridgton, March 1.-The straight Re
publican ticket was elected at the cleo.
ton today.
Appropriations: Com mon schools,
s.. 500; High school, $1,000; new steal
bridges, 81. 800; roads, IS, 500.
The attendance was the largest at a
spring meeting probably In the history
of the town. The officers elected are:
Town clerk, Daniel NJ Crockett; select.
men, eto, Daniel G. Saunders, Thomas
b. Knapp, James Carroll Mead; treasur-
or, Fred G. knight; trustee Of school
fund, Fred @. knight; town agent,
Augustus II. Walker; collector Of taxes.
John u. Davis: auditor. ID. Eugene Chap
lin; School committee. Charles ID. Gould /;
road commissioner. Ashley l.. Burnham
superintendent of schools, J. Louvilie
Bennett; oonstablss. A. L. Bags, John
u. Davis, Michael Khwin.
STANDISH.
Standish, March Sat the annual
meeting beld today the following officers
were elected by majorities averaging
about sixty five:
Moderator--Orville s. Sanborn.
Clerk and Treasurer-Edward W. Dol
Samuel II. Dresser. Harry c. WEIGH.
Constable aud Collector-tred A. LON
bard.
Superintendent School Committee-
Leander II. Moulton.
Superintendent Of Sohools-Joseph W.
Knight.
Auditor Benjamin y. Smith.
The above are all Republicans except
the collector and constable. The high
school is to be continued at Steep Falls.
Town voted not to elect q road commits
sioner. Town voted TO have schools in all
the former school districts.
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vote was very heavy one and the per-
centsae cast Of the entire registration
10 certainly worthy OF mention. Out of
total registration Of il7O there were
recorded for mayor 95s votes
Last year the Repu blican candidate
for mayor, Hon. Z. G. Reynolds, was
endorsed by the citizens and he recei we'd
946 votes. This year the conditions were
different and against Mayor Reynolds
the Democrats named as their standard
bearer George II. Weeks, Jr ;, thus draw
Ing party lines. While there was rivalry.
no Ill feeling was shown by either side
aud tie election proceeded with the
best OF order. There was large num-
Der Of defective ballots cast which OF
course do not appear In the totals of eth
or candidate. In one ward over 20 were
thrown, and the average throughout the
city would bring the aggregate up to
quite hundred.
Mayor Reynolds carried bis own ward
by "a majority and SIX must lbs look ed
upon as the banner Republican ward, for
yesterday at least. While the Republi-
cans elected their mayor, the Democrats
succeeded in capturing four out Of seven
Of the board OF aldermen, and mem Der
OF the school board from Ward 8. The
board of aldermen for the coming year
will stand as follows:
Demoorats-Sherinan G. Willard,
Charles j. Tilton, Frank p. Samman
and Frederic W. Jordan.
Republioans-George 4. Spear, Bion X.
small and Willard W. Fiokets
The following Is the vote In detail:
FOR MAYOR.
&c Raynnlds q III Waaks II
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z Warden-Th1ma y. O'Neill, r., "a;
JAMES h. Tusn er. d.. SO.
Ward Clerk-Linden p. Brown, R., ~;
Osman c. Evsns, D., 30,
Consta bis-Clarenoe W. Morse, r., 20;
John b. 0reenlsw, D., So
WARD FIVE.
Aldsrman-Erank y. Soamman, d.. 90;
Henry p. &. Jersey, r., 90.
Marden-Etephen Seaman, D., 81;
Daniel Il. MoCanp, H., 45,
Ward Clerk-Fraok Il. Mari, D., "a;
Ebsn ]. Parrot, r., 45.
Constabls--Ered j. Libby, D., IS; Ed
win n. PARROT, r., ~.
School Committee-George Il. Delsno,
D., 80; DIR. Leslis 9. Jewell. 10.
WARD SIX.
Aidermsn-wiiisrl w. Fickett, r., IS;
Benjamin II. Knights, D., ~.
Werdsn--Joel p. Haley, r., i02; Charles
Il. hayes. d., IS.
Ward Clsrk-walter +. Hayes, r., loJ
Walter II. Knight d.. 81.
Constablf-Jsmes Il. Hayes, r., iO4
Charles ". Mcdonald. d., 80.
WARD SEVEN.
A ldsrman-Fied eriok W. Jordan, d.,
100; Joseph ". Chaplin, r., 81.
arden-A nr-l q. Bunnewell, d.,
fol; Henry Il. Cash. H., SO.
Ward Ctrk-Charles A. Dsnson, ID E,
l0l; John u. Lsrrabse. r., 81.
Censtable-Hugh n. Flynn, D., 1902.
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SCARBORO.
The Election Proved Waterloo for
Farmer Mclaughlin.

West Soar boro March Sat the annual
town meeting of Scarhoro the wind
seemed to blow towards the Republican
and the first man voted for was W. II.
Ormsby against Farmer Mclaughlin for
moderator. Ormsby led Mclaughlin by
over twenty votss. Mclaughlin was also
candidate for auditor and town agent,
but was buried by quite large vote by
Richard NJ. Libby and Ezra @. Milliken
the Republican candidates. In fact the
town meeting was surprise to the Dem
tocratic candidates as there were but three
OF their NOMINEES elected. The following
IL full list OF officers as elected at the
meeting:
Moderator--Wm. II. Orsmby, dep.
Town Clerk-E 8. Oliver, Dem.
Select men-Jossph s. Larrabes, Rep.
O. f. Milliken, Rep: Turner II. Knight.
Independent Candidate.
Trsasurer-W. Il. GRAHAM, Indepeud-
ent Candidate.
Collector-George W. knight, Rep.
Road Com issioner- Frank K. LARA.
bee. Rep. J. h. Leavitt, DEM; j. 5.
Meserve, Dem.
Member OF School Bosrd-Mark Mill
ken, Dem.
Supervisor or SOhools-Fred L. Moul-
ton, Dem.
Town Agent-Richard NJ. Libby, Rep.
Auditor-Ezra q. Milliken. Rep.
Truant offioer-FrsemRn A. Snow, Rep.
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Cit., 1871; Alfred Fisher, Dem, 90.
. Wari Four-Aldsrmen. Divide j. For
Sin, r. 10; Abaer l.. Hawkes. hep. 70:
p ssrdinsnd ,, grlard; Dem, ''' George e.
wardsn-Ambro,e Geszsy. Rep. 81;
henry y. MoCu' Tough. Dem, ioi.
J. Dandansau, Deus, 9f.
Constable-Louis Christian. Dem. 1902.
Ward Five-Aldsrmen, .. +. Wood
man. Rep. 81; John A. Clark Rep, So;
sewsli b; Bailey. Dem, g; John H.
School COMMITTEES for three years.
g harles r. Goodsll, Rep, IS; Edward y.
Warden-F. Ii. Grant. Rep, SO; W.
II. Blbb, Dsr. 81.
Clarke. @. Graham. hep, 81; Arthur
e. Leighton. Dem, "a.
Contradictions @. ike, Rep, s6i
Byron A. Reed. Dem. "a.
MAYoR-ELECT HoRR sERSNADED.
During the evening the westbrook City
band and . host OF friends rendered a
serenade to the successful candidates
DR.. J. l.. Horr. the Republican mayor.
elect was called on ct his home and re-
sponded to the greeting with o brief
spssch, In which he spoke Of the cleanli-
ness OF the election, and assured his
friends that he should administer the
affairs OF the Office for the best good OF
the city. Cigars were smoked on the
mayor and city olsrk-clsct during the
evening.
CITY GOVERNMENT MEETING.
The monthly meeting of the Westbrook
city government was held last evening at
the council chamber. President Warren
presided. Absent. Mayor Raymond. Al
dermsn Horr, Field, knowiton. Wood
man and Lawrence. The principal busl.
ness Of the session was the tabulAtion Of
the returns from the municipal eleoti on.
The reptr.s OF the committees on fire
department and public buildings were
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FOR MA YOR.
Majority for Reynolds, 9s.
WARD ONE

Majority for reynolds, %.
WARD ONE
Alderman-Sherman g. Willard, d.
81; Daniel T.. Cobb, r., 90.
Wsrden-Milliam A. Cobb, r., 81;
Willis II. Strout, D., so.
Ward Cierk--Charles w. Strout, d., 62i
George A. Griffin, r., IS.
Cons.Able-John II. Place, ID Ga; Al
bus Il. Angel, 3D., r., %.
WARD TWO.
Alderman-George L. Spear, R., "a;
Harry W. Dyer, D., Go.
Warden Hiram W.Dyer d., rs; George
q. Gowen, r., 81.
Ward Clerk-Geor5s II. Henley, R., 70;
Davis .. Moulton, D., a.
Observation-Disclosures Fowler, D., 81;
George q. Cribby, r., 90.
WARD THREE.
Alderman-Charlss J. 1ilton, D., o.;
Frank s. Willard, R., "a.
Warden-A lbert A. Cole, r., Sc; Lean.
der S. Arey, d., 81.
Ward Olerk-Gso. W. Q. Studley, R.,
SO; Andrew Y. Skinner, ID. $50
Constsble-Melvills w. Trefethen, X.
So; Austin r. Skinner, D., 80
WARD FOUR.
Alderman-Bion r. Small, R., rs;
Clarence II. Dodge, d., o.
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GORHAM.

TIE following were els1ted town off,
GERS Yesterday; NJ derator, Eibridge NJ
Wilfon; town clerk. John y. Saunders;
sslcctmen and ovefseers Of the poor,
Charles ). Pennington, Erydsriok A. Cid
dings, Frank L. whi,iiP; Z treasure :,
John A. Waterman; sup, rim end Mt Of
schools, Willard W. wootmAn; collector
Of tsxes, Chas. II. johnson; sshe OF com
mittee, Geo. NJ woodman; auditor,
Charles N. Harding.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-03-06
SOUTH PORTLAND.

Miss Ella MoCalmon OF Kincaid street,
entertained her friends at whist party
Friday evening. There were three tables
Of whist and refreshments were served
curing the evening.
Alfred Woodbury.. the barber. is con
tined to bis hesne by sickness.
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Democrats Carry FOar Of Seven
Wards.
Keen Interest on Both
Sides.
The Vote Was An Extremely
Heavy One.

South Portland's tlsction yesterday
was marked with the kseneat interest
and the hardest kind Of work By 10th
political parties. There was fighting all
along the line from willard to Cash Cor
Ger, and ct the opening Of the polls at 0
- m. up to thsir o'oss at 8 y. m, there
were gathered about the several wards
crowds q interested spectators The
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-03-06
Totals,

Alderman at. Large-Isaao A. Bailey.
Rep, 5o7; Joseph A. Warren. Rep, SIC
william q. Hsggett. Rep, sol; Grinliei
X. batohelder. Dem, 40; Reuben ..
DEM, 45s; l. L: Burgess, Cit 1da; Geo.
B. Gray, Cit, 1854; George A. MoCubrey.
Cit. l64.
Truant Officer at Large-Edwin W.
Jones, Rep, $780, Edward Gilman. Jr..
DEM, 4e5; ID. S. Cousens, Cit, 262.
WARD oByICERS.
Ward one-Aiderman, Georgs A. Quin
by, Rep. and Cit. l69; Roger A. Floss,
Rep, 14s; Luther A. Frank, Dem. and
Git, $50; Newsl b. Lowell. DEM, l24.
Warden-Alfred II. Larrabee, Rep, l40;
Oliver A. Cobb, Dem. and Cit, ia.
Ward Clerk-Wtngate Y. Titoomb, Rep.
and Cit. 179; Willis p. Mitchell, Dem.
1888.
Constable-wssley E witham, Rep.
and sdn oit., lsl; Henry A. Black DEM,
Ward Two-Alderman, Jesse O. Estes.
Rep, III; Alexander Speirs, Hep. and
Cit., $3.50; George L. Field, Dem. and
Cit, las.
School Committee for three years-wm.
W. Cutter. KEEP. III; lbert y. Mureh.
M. D., Dem. and Cit lao.
Warden-E. II. Phillips. Rep. 172;
l49.
Ward Clerk. II. HezeIton, Jr., Rep.
and Cit, 2sb; William Griffiths, Dem, 81.
Constable-A. U. Chute, hep, los;
John Byrns, Dam, 81; James II. Banks.
Cis., 81.
Ward Three-Aldermen. John ID.
Knowlton, Rep, 1l9; q. ii. Waterhouse.
Rep. and Git, I55; Otis ]. Young. Dem.
and Cit, 122i George Il. Bennett, DEM,
30.
Warden-John W. Knight, Rep. and
Cit. 100; John i. Skillins, Dem, 90,
Clerk-Frsd b. Spear, Rep. and Cit.
l49; &c rye W, Smith, Dem, %.
Constabls-John Neserve. Rep. and
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-03-06
WESTBROOX REPUBLICAN.
DR.. j. L. Horr Elected
Mayor.
Had Plurality Of Seycnty.Eight Over
Mayor Raymond.
Republicans Elect z Of 10
Aldermen.
Mayor.Elect Serepadcd BY His
Friends.

The election In westbrook yesterday
was . spirited contest.
Although the vote fell of from ie to 40
votes on several candidates the vote polled
was a creditabie one and the Repu blicans
naturally feel jubiiant at their success.
For the past two years the DsmoorA ia
have succeeded In eieoting their mayer
and city clerk. The Citizen party for the
past two years has also been quite an
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-03-06
FOR MAYOR.

CITY CLERK.
Smith, Rep. Lamb, Dem. 81 Cit
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-03-06

Is it possible that you have
not yet tried the PRoPHYLAC.
TIC TooTH BRUSH?
Always sold in yellow box. At all dealers.
Adults size, 35c. Children's 1.-TWO sizes) 25c.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-03-06

Important factor In the election drawing
largely from the Republican party. This
year the Rspublioan party was better or
ganized and the vote Of the party in con-
sequence was more solid.
The Citizens moyemsnt..on Its vote for
mayor showed . falling OF Of about forty
per cent from Its vots Of one year ago,
and 1t Ia safe to predict that next year the
fight will be more than this year be-
tween the Republicans and Democrats,
because Of the gradual dropping out OF
the Citizens party from municipal
politics. The Republicans made splendid
gains In several of the wards and In the
grand result have captured the mayors,
city clerks, three aldermen at large and
seven of the ten ward aidsrmen's bsrshs.
The vote by wards was as follows:
FOR MAYOR.
Horr Rnvmond Want worth
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WAsHINGToN TOURS. So.

Under the Personally Conducted Tourist
System OF the Pennsylvania Railroad
tours win leave Boston for Washington.
March 10 and 80, April 10 and ~. and
May II. Itinerary OF ID N. Bell. Tour
'st Agent a05 Washington Street. Bos-
ton.