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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-21
WANTS MORE OF HIS WIFE'S MONEY.
Pullar Says He Signed Away Some of His
Rights While Drunk.

An action Of Joseph W. Pullar to set aside an
assignment OF most o. his interest In the estate
OF his deceased wife. Johanna. to her heirs. will
be tried before Justice BischofY OF the Supreme
Court to-morrow. Pullar alleges that the
assignment was made as the result OF a con-
spiracy In which Thomas N. Waller. formerly
Governor Of Connecticut. and his own counsel.
Alfred r. Page. were involved.
Mrs. Pullar left the bulk Of her estate OF
about 100000 to her husband. and the will
was contested by her father. brothers aud
sisters. They said that she was partly para
lyZed. mentally neon petSnt and unduly in
fluencsd. They also denied that Puliar had
married her, Mr.. Waller appeared for James
T. Farrell. one Of the contestants. The parties
and counsel got together and agreed. on Q
settlem emit by which fullar was to get a fourth
OF the estate and the rest was to 60 to Mrs.
PILLARS father. brothers and sisters.
Pullar sa ~ that he was In a state OF inebriety
while the negotiations wore going on. and the
agreem ent was made, and that the counsel
conspired to induce him to make II. He con-
tends that the settlement was not a good one
for him. as the will could not have been up
set.
Both counsel deny that there was any con-
spiIa'y. and Mr.. Page says that In view OF the
evidence his client was fortunate In getting the
share he did out OF the estate.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-21
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New York, foot of
o., .. follows. and hvo minutes earlier from West
23d at.
O.On A. M.-yestibuls Express daily for Biny-
C.OO hamton, Wayerly, Elmirz, Buffalo. Brad.
ford, arrives Buffalo p; NJ, Parlor Car Buffalo.
sl.lln =. M.-Vestibule Ii united Fast Mail iailv
L.OU Solid train for Chicago, arrives at Cleveland
l;+o A. NJ. chicago p. NJ sleepers to Chicago,
Cleveland and Cincinnati. Dining Car.
r. M.-Bufalo and Cleveland Nestibulsd
:CO Express daily, arrives Buffalo 1905 A. NJ.
Bradford 1;3oA, NJ. jamestown ! 4. N, Youngs.
town 1927 A.. NJ. Cleveland ~ 80 p. NJ Sleepers
tn Buffalo and Cleveland Cafe Library Car.
O.. < r. M.-Daily solid train for B~inghamton
falo, Chicago and Cincinnati. Dining Car
TICKETS, LOCAL TIME CARDS n PULLMAN
i ACCOMMODATIONS a. III. ia, TAI, 40i AMI
PSI Broadway, I27 Bowery. l5B East l2bth st. and
273 West 125th st., Chamber and West sd ". fer.
RES. New York; 333 and $40 Fulton At. W Broad.
way. Brooklyn; 1872 River st., Hobokcn, and. Jersey
City Station. New York Transfer Co. calls for AMI
s .sa. baggage from hotel and residence to ds'a,
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY,

bOuth and BOuthW est.
FLORIDA. CUBA. MEXICO . cALrIoR-
D.p.r.ur, from New Tori Fsnn.yl,.ni. r. n. s..se.
Daily. 2od sk. Cortiandt and pesbrossss ss.
Cortlapdt stysets 10 ave minutss later than
that. gfvea below for Twenty-tbIrd Street
f,,ns,Ss except Ne" York ssd Florida
iiii6 4. M.-YAsr kAIL-pullman Buffet Sleep
lag Carr. New York 70 Atlanta. New Orleans.
Savannah. Jacksonville and Miami. Fla Dining
s,SS +. Nh. Z 1 FLA. EXPRESS - Pullman
Drawing Room Sleeping Cars. New York TO Colum.
9ts. Savannah. Jacksonville aud Augusta, Dining
~ Y:T,-wAsgrse1os . CHATTANOOGA
yilis. Chattanooga. New Orleans and hsmphis.
AZ, Hsl J. T.. :sG~yaSsh1sarox ! SOUTHWESTERN
UNITED Pullman Drawing Boom slsepins Care.
Nsmphis. Ashsyills.- Knoxville. Chattanooga and
Nashville. Dining Ger service, Tourist Sleeping
nssdsys end fndsys. Tu.sdsss and saturday,.
,s sas'i ?. H M.MSE ssp9 SIX ! FLORIDA LIMITED
Daily. except sunday, Pullman Dnwtns Room.
snd Dining Car. New York ~ 81 Augusuna Pull.
mas Dnvtns Room sleeping Carr. New Yeri 70
re s55 gsR2si 4i 81 81 osr Aieffe' y, BROADWAY.
psnnsylvan,a r. B. ticket oficss, Noe, <si, VA
West fvsIty.third street station and stations
foot Of Desorosses and oostlAndt ~strcsss; 4 Conrt
vlvanis Xnnsl station, Brooklyn; ssssion Jersey
yRXNK 9 CANNON. ~. ogLP,.
". 4 TURK. General Passenger Agent
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-21
Sale of FurS.

Fine furs, if you please. The
stocks of two ofthe most promi-
nent manufacturers-at the cost
of production. The variety is
so great that we cannot give in
dividual mention to all al
though each is deserving. These
are random hints of what you
may expect-in each instance
We give the exact number Of
pieces. Late corners are likely
to be lamenters.
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CENTRAL ONTARIO SPECIMEN.

assert that they were worn by shAmans in con-
Quoting ceremonies. and others again assert
that they were carried as ornaments on the
prows Of canoes. Sir. Moorehead finds 1t i'm
possible TO believe that bird stones Of like form
were worn BY both women and shamans. but
he suggests that perhaps a separate type was
peculiar to each.
Very few Of the stones are found In the
neighhorhood Of large bodies OF water, and he
therefore concludes that there Is no evidence
10 show that they we're used on canoes. A
study OF the distribution OF these interesting
stones. he believes. will reveal much that will
help to make their purpose clear. and this, he
points out. has apparently shown that their
with the mound builders. for a greater number
OF the stones have been found where mounds
are scarce than where they are plentiful. and
region already indicated. although mounds
abound elsewhere.
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JACKETS.

f64.So instead Of soSyOo-Of Persian lamb,
correct shape, perfect fitting, %, "a, 36
bust. SINNERS guaranteed satin lining.
fit9.So instead Of si75.OO-O Persian
lamb, large collar, revers Of Hudson Bay
sable, fancy silk lined, SO bust. One
only.
$3.50 instead Of sS7.5o-Of electric seal,
finest quality, large collar, reverS of mink,
fancy silk lined. Only seven.
$3.50 instead Of SSo.Oo-N electric seal,
first quality, large collar, revers of fine
Alaska sable, fancy silk lined. Fifteen
only.
$2S.Oo instead Of $3o.Oo-O electric seal,
popular lengths, wide lap fronts, high COL
lar, full revers.
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New Silks.

Acc. yard.
Five thousand yards of all
silk printed Foulards; a very
superior quality, with extra fine
twill and brilliant lustre; "a
inches wide.
These Silks were made ex-
pressly to our order-the de-
signs are all new, exclusive, de-
sirable; the ~colorings are the
very latest and the price is less
than they can be produced for
to-day.
69c. yard.
Three thousand yards of all
silk Crepe de Chine-white,
cream, maize, nile, heliotrope,
rose, pink, ciel, gray, cardinal;
also black. With them you will
find one thousand yards Crepe
Meteor that regularly fetches
one dollar and a half, but the
keen eyed manufacturer dis
covered triAing imperfections in
the weave. These minute i'm
projections do not run through
the entire piece, but are scat
tered here and there.
33c. yard.
Five thousand yards of the
best quality Japanese Corded
Wash Silks. The variety is
very extensive and contains the
freshest styles and most charm
ing colorings.
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Carpet News.

$t.7s yard instead Of sos and $i.7S-
Bigelow Administers; three thousand yards,
containing A selection Of twelve patterns;
all new; all handsome; all desirable.
74c. yard instead Of CSC. to $i.25-Body
Brussels, Velvets, Administers.
csc. yard instead Of {i.25 TO $i.45-Wl-
ton Velvets, Middiesex Administer, Savon-
nerieS.
BY the yard:
CSC. lngrains at 2Sc. SOC. lngains at CSC.
Co., to 7Se, Infrains, SOC.
60c. to SSc. Tapestries'at ACC. and soc.
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STEAMBOATS,.
---N~~~~-~-
Boston and New England Points,

VIA SOUND LINES.
FALL RIVER I 4, via Newport ana Fall
River Leave Pier ~. y. r., foot OF Warren st.. week.
days only, at 100 p. NJ. Steamers PRISCILLA aud
PILGRIM, Orchestra on each.
S~TONINGTON LINE, via bennington Leave
Pier 80, :. 4, foot OF Spring at; weekdays only. at
NORWICH LINE, VIA New L~ondon-Loavs
Pier 81, y. R, foot OF spring st. weekdays only. At
b.3oP NJ steamers CITY OF LOWELL and CITY
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-21

TYPICAL FORMS OF BIRD STONES
while the average size is 81 or 4 inches long,
and about / inch high. Some are as long as :.
inches, and a few are Q inches long, Most OF
them we're worked out OF banded slate or
shale. but some Of the more elaborate, such as
the specimen from Seneca river. an ~illustra-
ton OF which Is given. are OF porphyry, granite
or porphyritic feldspar. The method OF max
ing them seems 10 have been to hold the block
Of stone In the left hand and carefully peck II
into crude shape by blows with a stone ham
mer Of harder material. Then, when the dan
ger OF breaking II grew great. scraping with
fiints or rubbing with sandstone or pebbles
was resortsd 10 and finally the polish was put
on by rubbing with wood and buckskIn. Per-
forations are usually al both ends. The per-
forations are from = to y inch in diameter. and
we're probably made with flint on the end Of a
stick, used as a drill,
Mr.. Moorehead SAYS that the museums Of
his country and Of Canada contain about 400
specimens Of bird stones. More than half Of
these are OF the simpler forms and there are
only about sixty OF the type found at Seneca
River.
What we're these stones used for' Mr.. Moore
head quotes various theories formed By
arch9ologists. Some assert that the bird
stones were worn BY married women or only
By women about to become mothers. others
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-21
Beautiful Laces

You'll admit we have been
giving you some rare good values
in Laces lately, but to-morrow's
opportunity brings You chances
to buy two, three, four, five
yards for the usual price of one.
&C., &c., Sc, &C., &c, TIC. and sc. a yard,
instead Of SC. to 3Sc.
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kAtions foot OF West asrd. .Cortlandt and Desbro~a
stres1 lPenns. n. r. FerriesD
leave. as rn Other trains daily. I sunday leave:
t5 An. eSunday leaves SIS An, 4 Sunday leaves 6.l5
Pm. Sunday leaves Sis Pm.
1858, 100 A.. n. Local for EAsToN.
s1.S5, eS,lO A. NJ. For BUFFALO, IAGAR
.ad Vest and PRINCIPAL local points, Pnior
.S:iI:5s iSS.qS SSSs, "s%I%S \ DSH.oso
Ted % se.tlns capacity Due Buffalo s@ ? n con.
meeting with through sleepers to Detroit and Chicago.
Dining Car service . 10 carte.
1855 l::YS FL, 81 is;sIs : 81 ss'5 S,.a'is:;
1910, yP.20PM L%Ss.lior MAIch CLINE
For Niagara Fails and points West. Through sleeping
o'f.5J, 500 p Il, Exposition Express for BUP.
$50, S.OVP H. For ITHACA, ROCHESTER,
7 and West, Sleeping Cars to Chicago,
B0CTH PLAINFIELD and BOUND BROOK, locals,
daily. except sunday .'s'26, $40 An. '+lo, 40, 'slo
Tickets aud Pullman accommodation at 49, ?6i, &c,
es,, 81 and iS% Broadway, Is Union Square West, as
Columbus Ave, n. Y; So Fulton ST., I Court ST., v
brosdvny and Annex station, Brooklyn.
~, 7. Transfer Co. will call for and check bAggsC
Somh hotel or residence through TO destination.
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new YORK CENTRAL.

days and sundays.
Harlem Division.
ql2 A.. N, and 355 P. NJ. Daily except Sunday 70
Pittsheld; SUNDAYS only q :20 A. M.
Trains illuminated with Pintsoh Light
Ticket Offices at l13. 2e1, Ala and 1919 Broadway,
az Union So. W. 235 bus av, 81 W. 126th 81,
Grand Central station, l25th 81. Station aud l3sth
81. station, New York. s3s and 1873 Fulton st. and
100 Broadway. Il. D., Brooklyn.
Telephone 1880 Cortlandt' for New York Central
Cab service. Baggage checked from hotel or resi-.
dence by westoott Express Company.
GEORGE II. DANIELS. General Passenger Agent
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n,Rp STONE FROM SENECA RIVER. N. Z.

BIRD STONE FROM SENECA RIVER. NJ
mystery OF the original purpose Of the relics.
and calls upon his iellsw investigators Tor a
greater effort to penetrate this secret OF the
past.
The bird stone was apparently connected with
the lives OF the people who ormerly occupied a
region lying north OF the Ohio River and not
westward OF Wisconsin. In Mr.. Moorshead's
judgment the bird stone is distinct In Its
character and was distinct IN It's uses from the
bar amulet and was clearly a ceremonial en-
blem. Although the specimens recovered vary
from the crudest suggestion OF the bird form
To pieces OF elaborate workmanship. they are
all related through the fact that they were
always worked out Of parti-colored stones OF
bright hues and always finished and polished
with. great care. Each was also perforated at
the base. presumably that a thong might be
used 10 hold It In place. The patient care with
which these curious ornaments we're worked
out shows tho value set upon them.
The smallest Of these objects 10 about =
inches long and y OF an inch high.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-21
NECKWEAR.

$s.o5 instead Of s7.75--Aaska sable, natur-
alScarfs, finished with eight natural Alaska
sable tails; eighteen of them.
1895 instead Of ~Si2.5o-Tab Searfs Of
finest quality electric seal, finished with
ten natural Alaska sable tails; eighteen Of
them.
1895 instead Of ft2.7S--Mink Cluster
Scarfs; cut wide and full; eight large
fluffy fox tails.
&8os-Cluster Scars, of extra fine Alaska
natural sable; finished with eight Alaska
sable tails. Exceptional value.
$3.50 instead Of soo.OO-Very fine cross
Fox Set; animal shape; decidedly attrac.
tive Muf, with head and brush.
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Railrosds.
Pennsylvania

y
nAIZRoAD.
sIATlONS foot OF WEST TwESTY.rHiRD STREET AND
DksBhossks AND CoRTLASDr srAsEIs.
9Th leaving time from Desbrossss and
Cortinndt Streets Is Ave minutes later than
that given below for Twenty-third street
station except whore otherwise noted.
'ibo a. N. FAST MAIL. Limited to two Buffet
BE- rs 4: Y: Y: E Ehsg s9IEF R,,'i hiSi4 sPf c nisiI%.a
,%srvstlon Cars, for thicss"' cleveland Toledo,
iii ,ss : p InaHIsnsp9l,' LqaI.yi,le, :. LSHi: ss
For Nashville via CINCINNATI and Louisville. In
S' Gsassf y! II. S SaisiTSht T. ~EESSGpiRi:Ess.-ror Chicago.
1865 = ' .Si sc Sti'R' y ft.saIaskS EXPRESS For Pitts.
Dutx. Akron. Cleveland. Cincinnati. Louisville
1852. N. APAciiF FI' EXPRESS. For pl.tsburs and
SSsiiiSssf Route nsr t SG1n = f &sll' ol si. snin' ssSsp'
sos i, NJ. MAIL AND EXPRESS Pullman Bune.
Sleeping Car New York TO Altoona, East Liberty,
p~ittsbnr0, and points West. daily except Sunday.
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
7;sb $40. 500, lo;lo Dssbrorscs and Cortlandt
Streets 1920 Dining Car. l9'55 Dining Cara
22o. "a; 20 Congressional Lin " all rarl9r and
Dining Cars, a;2s; . % Dining Car. 4;55 Dining
i ioiss ' tD'n,ns NJ ca. i3'i 4 ? n, i.! ss" tsss ' @GSn siSs.
AN Dining Car. i5S DINING Carr. Tss I. n.
s6ttHEssS' RAILwAY,-"rlorid. Limited" 1910
]. VI. tDesbrosses and Cortlandt Streets l? 90 =.
NJ week days. Express, 1926, +:25 T. NJ, 1910
NORFOLK AND WESTERN R~AILwAY.-ror Mem.
Phi: HTrfdc S .c, 9TleHnss s'25 Z, M daily: =. ,,.,,
2 y week days. Express. 3 SO A. NJ. and s2o
oHEsAPEHE;E l. OHIO RAILwAY.-7!55A A. NJ. week
FOR 9LD POINT COMFORT and NoRroLK.-7;t5
4 y r rs,t c days and 3 IS ? N; daily; ~ ma.
erosses aud Cortlsndt streets 100 ?. NJ week
days. Through vestibuled Trains. Buffet Parlor
Car. and standard Coaches,
For points on New York and Long Branch Railroad
from West Twenty third Street Station, s:55A.
N. i IS ? p2 H. .1 from M bc Fl sbr ~, sn ans 'c;orS,ls.SnAAi
Streets, poo A. NJ. 1880, $40 and $50 P NJ,
Sundays. o AZ A. NJ. b;l6 ?. NJ.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
$40 tDesbrosses and Cortlandt Streets, 500, -,
7sh6, s;25, $3.50, 9:25 la:56 Penna. Limited. 1910
!Desbrosses and Cortlandt. 1920 Dining Car.
f bqo.s. .p, nna c S1fl ii't s,rs a. NJ i? 90, AZ. 70 pc,
s55, +:?5.+:2b Dining Car. i;55 Dining Car 55b
dining Car, 5;65, sos, e:2o p M:,l2'l9 night.
$500, lo:56 dining Car A. NJ. ~ SIS. $50 Dining
Car 3:25. 3:55. 4;25 Dining Carr t:55 Dining Car
$3.50 Dining Carr 1855, $3.50, a25 p. M,.l?lo
Ticiet ofnces Nos. 4el. a44, ilas, 1854. III. and 2sl
Broadway; | Aston House: West Twenty. third street
Station: and stations foot Of Desbrosses and Cort.
landt. streets 4 Cour, Street. $50 Fulton Street, 9s
Broadway and Pennsylvania Annex Station. Brook.
Ign, Station, Jersey City. The New York Transfer
Company. will call for and check baggage from
hotels and residences through TO destination.
Telephone 81 Eighteenth Street for Pennsylvania
J. b. HUTCHINSON, J.R WOOD.
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent.
l.i6.looo.
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BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R.

xw Lon III. MEnr r.-
and foot OF Liberty street.
.Daily, Except sunday. isundAys.
chicago. $50 4 M Liberty street onlyh
PITTsBuRG.. 1850 4, N. Liberty street only
c~liSiciSNATi, 81. LeouIs. $1,000 A.. NJ. IS ;5S PM.
1910 night.
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE. = W. 1000 DINER.
sli:3O A. NJ, DINER, 400 y. VI. ,Dinsr). sIso
DINER. 300 C'Royal Limited" exclusively Pull
man Train Diner and Cafe. '466 Diner, sS,55
+
All trains are illuminated with Pintsch Light.
-.Ofices, lls, ll2. 2Bl, <34. 1884 broadway, rs
Union So. W, ~ Blwery. y. T.; 83p Fulton st.
Brooklyn: whitehall Terminal and Liberty ct. Bss.
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1lrooAlvu AarsrtissmsutS.
.m.uun n~A.~r. 3utAnH Anmh3una Swhhu aAnH3unb
ABRAHAM AND $TRAUS
Hruuklyu 1artrtisemsuts.

THE LEADING AND LARGEST STORE IN BROOKLYN and one Of the fore }
most retail establishments Of the world With the recently completed addition Of two I
square feet devoted to our business exclusive of numerous . detached sd,t warehouses are smna and 5
area mens' 1t means if we had room enough to put oa. entire store n the g rd floor !
story high and 100 feet deep Gan ordinary store is 2oxio9 M j. would give us a a. mile of 5
largest area Of any store sw we'll as the greatest volume Of business in Brooklyn 49,, !
Seventy distinct and separate departments each complete Ie mtef. With the J
exception of those articles on which prices are restricted, we aim sell everything for I
less than goods Of equal merit can be bought anywhere else. Every device that adds to s
the comfort and convenience of visitors and Hghtens the burdens OF our employees has I
been introduced In short model establishment and the most interesting place to see !
in Brooklyn. }
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NO MORE CONCISE AGGREGATION
OF Real Estate News Is to be found in any
medium. than that printed In TIL SUN each
day.
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CAPES.

}i59.7S instead of $22Soo-Fine Mink
Capes, 80 inches long, with Mink Tail
border; fancy silk lined. Only two.
$3.50 instead of Sisoyoo-Mink Capes,
u inches long, mink ruffle down front
and around bottom Of cape; fancy silk
lined. Only two.
$3.50 instead Of SS7.So-Mink Collar
with long tabs; trimmed with IA mink
tails; fancy silk lined. Only one.
$4,000 instead Of $67.5o-Mink Cape, full,
round back; pointed front, mink tail
trimmed, fancy silk lined. Only one,
SS4. 50 instead Of $iio.oo-Persian Lamb
Pointed Cape, chinchilla collar and rufle,
fancy silk lined. Only one.
$3.50 instead of $~6oyoo-Persian Lamb
Pointed Capes, with Persian collar and
utfle, fancy silk lined, Only two.
SJ4,S so instead of S5o.oo-Sealskin Pointed
Cape, with Sealskin collar, Alaska sable
ruttle, fancy silk lined. Only two.
s22.s 50 instead of ~s4o-Persian Lamb short
Cape, trimmings OF Alaska sable; only one.
$3.50 instead of SS2.SO-Persian Lamb
short uftle Cape, with trimmings Of
Alaska sable; only one.
$62.50 instead OF SSS-Broad tail Colhr.
very fine, with rutfles and tabs; only one.
MUFFS.
$500 instead Of $~t9.So--Fine Mink
Muffs; four stripes; full size.
$3.50 instead Of sio.7s-Ahska Mufs;
extra fine; full size.
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2MksSAA
O~ESTAsLishGp 1879

California /. .rH ssss!lss .s s!'s note! ' ';s.s:::.
en- rosss, a SSsS ".ysi i0r ~. III,
,nd nS.. S, s1 p r.;,,D under Hs ssot change sssor Or . nwc
CT, Tso cruise. to Cub. Sy n. t ,rs'.s,p:
NoO" visits to Havana, Mstsnras. and other
Co.," Samerou. tour. BY. variable routes.
Europe inS,1aipEE l hS,y d.p SI.., NS sris.ln,
etc. The Paris Exposition can be
included. The tickets provide for superior accom-
%' Tours IN January and February.
'''~~ routes. Nassau, Key we.t, etc. are
optional. Tickets are good 70 return
-: A visit To- Hawaii. our new pos:
HAWAII :;sss s !. ps.,, wS hi h, has p. SssS truly o S.,'s 81
the no.s S 8. Is. = hf' ia:;si n = I
japan b seen during The season q d: cherry
r blossoms. and lowering. shrubs. ana
be visissd. Hawaii and China can also be included.
M-.:.- Special vestbuled train. with DIN,
mcxICO ing'car service. Interpreters. etc; OF.
fer unusual facilities for travelling
comfort. and enable the passenger to visit many
places Of PICTURESQUE and historic interest that
lack of suitable hotel accommodations
Paris Exposition e: ::s'' &; !sa s: :I.s s g:::i
accommodation with
board, admission to the Exposition. railway trans
portston, transfers in Paris. sight.sesinsa advantages.
etc. so that the visitor may have every needed eI.
pense covered. and know In advance precisely what
the entire trip IL to cost.
Private Cars nom: Home: Is. E! Is i Sss!iss !%ss
meGts, with Vide beds and
sspArste toilet arrangements. and kitchen with eN.
perienced cooks and waters. and embodying every
comfort and luxury. can be furnished on short
notice.
~ Three tours 10 our new pos
Dllopf0 k1Cn session, EN- bractng It's towns,
: NSss~ sNS~ fortifcAuont, battle q slds,
sugar and coffee plantations.
the drive over the great military road by carriage,
etc. By the magnificent new steamers Ponce" and
san Juan"
Railroad ann and their hotels, tho best
s~~'s'S~N ~'sN routes for reaching them,
the cost Of railway and
Steamship Tickets !; iii; n S :ss s ~:
ton will be furnished on application. Parlor, sleep
ing car and ststeroom m odatons reserved,
Private cars furnished on short notice.
Circulars on application. State information de-
sired.