davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-02-08

The Portuguese government author
issd the expenditure OF over $1,000
rupees for the reception Of Lord Cur
son. vicsroy OF India, on the occasion
~ his visit to Goa.
The Red Cloud chief., 1901-02-08

Ornamental glass manufacturers con-
sludsd ii w session at Louisville.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-04-20
Additional Local.

Oct your I, lends who are not on our
list to subscribe ana get %
coupons to help out your iavor'te muS
In The Pnn.Amerrnn contest.
Mitchell lamar and A. L. Nicholson
are located in Mrs. iIenry's pleasant
residence on the CORNER OF Firth 81.
and Michigan avenue.
Bishop Els arrived from Marquette
this morning and will confirm class
Of A. at the church OF the Guardian
Angel tomorrow.
I'm going 10 screnade ton'ght, boys
he spoke
"The man whose cigars do always
smoke.
Herman Bnenger il the man | mean
and
Hisn l. IN sure You've often seen
r. ]. McCusSer has re-let his con-
tract to drive the Brulc River ana
will devote his spare time To explor-
ing.
Now Is inc time 10 put ON spring
apparel. To be up-to-date order a
pretty hat at Miss Henderson's.
Mrs. II. B. webb. Jr returned from
her home visit at Nincenns, Ind, last
| Monday.
It's not expensive. Try some. W.
mean Honey Comb. Get 1t at Berg S
He's the only one that handles 1t.
Casper Aberlc has leased his SAILOR
and fixtures 90 Wallace scott, Tn
lease to begin May !.
u. O'Brien, OF the Iron River lie
porter, was here Wednesday ATTENDING
! county board meeting.
uCaptain Williams, Of the Hilltop
| moved into the Iachapeile mousse O
Third street.
The latest and by far the best thin
in breakfast foods is the Ralsto
breakfast food.
Don't forget the orchestra dance
7 the opera house next Friday evening
Velvet ice cream at Floods.
George Burton, OF Chicago, Is hel
: visiting his brother-in-law, RoDel
, Wilson.
e Horace Broulett, OF Calumet, III
taken position at Wilson's tonsorl
I parlors.
Fifth Streets cooks swear by ka
, ston + breakfast food.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-04-20
TABLE.

TIME TABLE
IL. eject ~ l2.Ol SATURDAY. November 3. 1000
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-04-20

You can get Velvet ice cream from
now on by the pint, quart or gallon at
Floods.
Captain Bennett was on the SICK
list this week but is up and about
again.
Needles, attachments and parts Tor
all kinds oi sewing machines Tor snle by
T.. Landfeld, the jeweler.
You can get the same kind OF Ice
cream as you did last year-the best,
Reds at Berg's.
The best tobacco is IN the New Cuba,
the carriulest hand made cigar on the
market, today.
Velvet ice cream soda with Gun
theirs crushed fruits at Floods.
A. l.. and Peter Ruter, OF kaukana,
were in the city Wednesday.
A great loc cigar at Flood's-Tht
owl Colonel. Try IL.
Mrs. l.. Harris Is about again aftei
a week s sickness.
Abe Berman looks familiar back o
the counter in l.. Harris store.
See those new Shirt Waist Hats a
Miss Henderson's.
Mrs. NJ. ). Sanders returned IRON
Chicago last Tuesday.
4.
Go To Floods for Nernor's genuin
ginger ale.
Mrs. j. N. Margison is at Chicago O
business and pleasure combined.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-04-20

Marion kooke, manager Tor L. M.
Thompson, IA large importer oil noe
millinery at 1868 Milwaukee Avenue,
Chicago, says. During the late severe
weather caught u dreadful cold which
kent me awake at night and made mt
unfit To attend To my work during the
day. One 81 my milliners was taking
Cln,nberlnin's Cough remedy Tor a
severe cold at that time, which seemed
to relieve her 40 quickly that ] bought
some for myself. II acted like mage
and began To- improve at once am
now entirely we'll and feel very plensed
TO acknowledge its merits" FOR safe az
Coles Pharmacy.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-04-20

teams cleaning up The alleys md
streets. All residents arc notified 10
clean up their back yards.
The Ladies Aid society met with
Mrs. Cyrus jenkins last Thursday
Miss Mary Backlund went 70 Net
.ropolitan last Thursday evening.
Chas. Il. Lawrence Was at iron
River and Vulcan this week,
NJ. II. Moriarty was here last Satur-
day on business.
DIR. McBurney was at the Falls last
Wednesday.
Henry Furiotte is at Menominee on
business.
VIII Horder is at Norway this
week.
IT. Gibson was at the Breen this
week
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-04-20
Mansfield Note 8.

Born t. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Carl
son. hnly boy Both mother and
child are doing well.
The inhut son Of Mr. md M's. John
Koski died last Sunday morning. lie
h,nernl was held from the house on
Monday.
Mr.. and Mira. John Michnud aud
family, who have lived here Tor the past
yenr. have moved TO Commonwealth,
Wis, their former home.
Miss Belle Foucault, al Florence, hnt
,en visiting friends here this week.
AIrs Martin Olson, az Crystal Fails
has been here for the past lew day'
visiting With Mrs. Chas. Peterson.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-04-20
To Light The Town.

Amasa is a progressive town.
We're going tohaye our streets iighteu
and that pretty soon. The town is
too small to allow OF an electric plant
being installed so the township board
has taken up the matter OF lighting
with gasoline lamps. A sample lamp
OF 100 c. y. is In use here now and one
OF 1900 c. D. will be on exhibition next
week. 1t Is likely that some arrange
ment will be made soon and a sufiici
ent number OF lamps placed about
town TO light the main streets IN lill'
shape.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-04-20

new 10 us but tIsbsc OF seven or eight
years ago will br interesting 10 all.
Ii Is proposed by the originators OF
the celebration scheme to get as many
people az possible here from all over
the county and adjoining counties.
Crystal Falls people have signiied
their willingness tocome here In large
numbers. Several bands viii be en-
gagged and speakers will be on hand TO
entertain the people. Athletic sports
will be in evidence and the fire de-
partments OF the county Crystal
Falls, Iron River and Stambaugh-
will contest on the main street. Base
ball games, running races and horse
races will be In evidence and, in short,
everything that will be OF amusement
To the people will be provided for.
Now. people Of Amasa, take hoid
and let's get the people here To see
our town. There are thousands In
this county alone that have. no con
ception OF what Amasa Is Ike. Let's
show them that Amasa has men OF
push and energy and that when they
undertake anything they carry IT oul
and carry it out successfully. We
were never in better trim To do this
thing. Business is good, work Is plen
tiful and everyone is feeling good
Just give the proposition push II
the right direction when 1t is brought
up To you and by all pushing togethel
and pushing in the right manne
we'll have celebration that will Ions
be remembered.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-04-20
WILL CELEBRATE,
Amasa to Commemorate the
Tenth Anniversary OF us
Founding.
MIDSUMMER DAY CHOSEN
Grard Time Promised on June %
Music. Speaking. Racing, Base
Ball and Other Sports
on the Program.

Ten years ago the Hemlock River
Mining company purchased the Hem
lock exploration and moved the scene
Of It's operations from Iron Mountain
Ia what is now called Amasa. PreNi-
GUS 10 that time MeSsrs. Gibson
Gleason and others had done some ex-
ploring here and the lumbermen had
tramped the banks OF the Hemlock
river but IL was the purchase OF the
Uemlock exploration 10y the mining
company that marked the beginning
az our village existence. No name
had been given this mining camp IN
the neck OF the Iron county forest.
IL went. down the line and about
CRYSTAL Falls, under the name oi
"Hemlocx" but there was announcer
Uemlock on the main line OF
the &. x NV. and the freight
and express went To that place
oftener than 10 It's INTENDED
destination. name Wanted wa
the sign that the little mining cam
on the banks Of the Hemlock nuns
ont To the world and Immediately tn
people interested began TO clothe y
with various titles. one after Tn
other was rejected until finally Mr.
Mather; of the firm OF Pickands
Mather & Company, proposed Tn
name of Amasa In memory OF Amas'
stone, favorite and warm frien'
Of his. Immediately the name g
Amasa was accepted by all and wit
It's christening began its growt
which. In ten years time, has elevate
it from mining camp with a 10
sleeping and eating house 10 what
As today, hustlng little village wit
four solid blocks OF fine store building
and numerous residences that woul
grace places several times the size
Amasa.
Amasa, the Junior town OF Ire
county, today rivals the older tow
i'm point of population and In bu'
ness sense surpasses all, for IT. Is We
known that in proportion to It's pop
lation there is more business In Anna
than in any other place in the coun
with the possible exception OF Crys'
Falls and we will not concede tn
much To the metropolis without soi
contest. It's not very long to 10
back but much history has been ma
IN that time. The old-timers will
given an opportunity to congrega
here on midsummer's day and rela
ali OF those old-time adventures.
the time when Peterson a Gilber
Halfway" was the nearest term
which the place was known: OF
disastrous fire that swept eyerythi
clean about the mining location q
compelled the few people here TO "a
shelter at Crystal Falls, special tr
being run here for that purpose;
the boom of 1892 when the 81. +
built through here and then the pa
when the only business here was
pumping Of little water at the Ia
lock: then the resumption Of worl
the HemIock aud later the sale OF
Michigan and the boom Of lSs
The events Of the last few years
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-04-20
A Testimonial from Old England.

81 consider Chnmberlniu'z Cough Rem
edv thu best in the world Tor pron,
rhitis." says Mr.. William Savory, o,
Warrington. England. IL has saver
nv wlie's life, she having been "A mnrtyr
to bronchitis for over six years, pe,ng
most AZ the time confined TO her red.
She il now quite we'll" Sold at Coles
Pharmacy.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-04-20
Lob Conldn,l Have stood 1t

II he'd had Itching Piles. They're ter
ribly annoying; but Bucklen's Arn'ca
Salve will cure the worst ease oil piles on
enrth. 1t has cured thousands. For In
;urics. Pains or Bodily Eruptions it's
the best snlve in the world. Price zoe a
box. Cure guaranteed. Sold 10y j. I.
wilkinson.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-04-20

Slidpt.
Nick Myer has a woodpile that Isl
proving terror To tramps. re
Milwaukee road has come tob pain
way for the "wearies" between iron
Mountain and the copper country ana
they have been annoying the house
holders i'm town. Mr.. Myers Is keep
inc a sharp eye out for them and
every tramp that wants meal must
saw wood for IT, He Is lodged
and fed and next morning escorted
nm the track. No one has refused to
work. SO far, but the word has been
nassed out and the "wearies" are be-
ginning TO give the town the g"-by
Harry Barnette left Tuesday Tor
Iopansport, Ind, for a short Visit
ON his return he will stop at Chicago
and purchase a lot OF cattle ut the
stock yards there. lie will bring the
the cattle here and pasture them dur
inc the summer, selling them In the
fail FOR fatted beef Ii is an expert
ment and one that will be watched
with interest.
Judge Extrum has been DONG i ian'
I Office business scince the funeral @
r Mrs. Grummond last "Wednesday
| CRYSTAL Falls beer was too much Tor
l. number OF Slays that attended TN
e funeral and, has result, they go
! quarrellng and five OF them wer
$ brought before his honor and soaked
y for various amounts.
There will be about the same nun
Der of saloons in business here mex
: wear as this. All OF the present pre-
prietors have applied for licenses ano
Z as they have all kept orderly place
> the past year all will be allowed til
! privilege.
: The Maccabee dance last nigh
!, added another feather 20 the ARA
i OF feathers already in the cap OF III
= local tent. They have a reputation f'
y giving fine parties that cant be e.
NJ celled.
=, Mrs. Mike Grummond, Il Polls
~ woman died last Monday and W;
81 brought to Crystal Falls for burr
~ Wednesday. A number of Pollock
~ from here accompanied her.
Matt Gleason, formerly prophet
on Of general merchandise store he
ms has been elected mayor OF Ely, Min
ST. Mr.. Gleason is one OF Ely's foremc
ell business men.
'u- Mrs. Isaac Williams came up ire
lSa the Falls last Tuesday and packed
NY her household goods preparatory
TAI removal To the capital city.
Misses Mollie Gibson, Fran,
~ Butteriield and Jennie Maxam COZ
Mo up from the Falls Friday evening
10 visit over Sunday.
ite our druggist, Mr.. Hanson,
ate leave tonight for Florence where
OF has position. His successors Is
US VIM. Hill.
w. j. HOrder returned from \
C 'a way last Friday and returned th
"a again Tuesday.
AXE Supervisor lobe attended the m'
ain ing OF the county board last WedI
OF day.
'aul Mrs. VIM. II. Jobe went to APP
me ton last "Wednesday to visit friend
~" Mrs. Morey and daughter MI
=, were at Crystal Falls "Wednesday.
the The health officer, DIR. VIM.
$50. Burney, has started to work In q
are earnest and has lot OF men
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-04-20

Short Line TO Coppar Country.
Trains make close connection 10 ana
from Calumet, Lake Linden, Dollar Bay
and other points on Mineral Range ana
II.&C. Rys. For Information IN re-
gard 10 rates, etc, apply to nearest
agent or TO this Office.
w. j. SouDER,
q. T.. A.
Houghton, Mich.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-06
REAL ESTATE.
CARNEGIE STILL BUYING PROPERTY
NEAR HIS HOME SITE

Andrew Carnegie again figured yesterday as the
the purchase, through Whitehouse & Porter. from
10 East Ninety-hrst-st Mr.. Carnegie bought some
time ago the other houses in the block and resold
a large plot in the block W D Sloane.
Theodore II. Friend has sold, through W. D.
Morgan, the vacant plot. 25x1oo feet, on the west
side Of Eleventh-ave., twenty-five feet south Of
One-hundred-and-seventy- y-ninth-st-
Richard Dickson has sold for Adde B. Angel to
William II. Lunney, No LIZA Franklin-ave., two
story attic and cellar frame house.
John J. CoaGy has sold four story dwelling
house the south side Of Forty-eghth-st-, 225
feet west Of Sixth-ave. II is on lot 2ox1oo.
L. J. Phillips & Co have sold No. 50 West Ninety
second-st.. three story brownstone house, for
william c Duncan. 10 a client. for occupancy.
Conrad Heberer has sold Nos. $t6 and S4S East
Fifty-fourth-st.. two FIVE story brick tenement
houses. plot 5ox1e05.
Max Marx has purchased from Henry f. Smith
No 13S East Eighteenth-st., private dwelling
house.
Nathan Wise has bought through ". d. Nor
gan the vacant plots, 25X1oo feet each at the south
east sand southwest corners Of One-hundred-and-
eighty-second-st. and Eleventh-ave.
Bernard Smyth & Sons have sold for NJ Bayard
Brown the three lots. 75xlOoSl2 feet. the south
side OF Fighy-nnth-st EOS feet east Of Fifth-ave.
De Lancey T Smith has sold for Mrs. Sarah Nc
Fntee No. "a West SiXty-sixth-st- a four story
dwelling house. 25xI0o feet. 10 Charles a. Carey.
carriage manufacturer who Will alter the premises
for his business
sharrot & Thorn have sold for the Fifth Avenue
Bank 10 A builder for Improvement the plot 5oXlOo
feet on the south side Of -hundred-and-thi hirty
Srsf-st. S35 feet east Of LenoX-aye.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-06
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Iossh-st No II West 25xlOo.11: Francis J
schnugg Gustav Buth and wife; mortgage. ..
$4,000: r s. 50 81
tieth-st No 276 West. 25x1Go.11: Catherine LentZ
Kate z Ahern all liens; r :. So. -.
st. 9 2 Columbus-aye, 2oElOpl1:
Ada L Doty 10 J Newton OsoTio; mortgage SZ--
AZ. .6x56 3N37x79.2: Joseph II Cleiy TO Mary
Zerban: mortgage SIS 600 P $, S6..........-.. 100
5sth No g. West, &5X1oOil: Judson Lawson 70
Newton OsoriO: mortgage. S2250Oi z :, 80
f5th-st. No 14l West, 172XlC0.4 Frank a TozeT
Enoch Emmons: all liens; r s. SlS re -
tzth-st No 285 West 25xss 3: George J Hum
phreys Thomas Clarke: mortgage, $1,000.
sdat6.s2' 90 Nos isi 1872 i9s and No 878 to SO
Mater-st. No ~ Oiver-st: Josephine h
Barbert 2 al Solomon !. Kaye; r ;, SEQ. 100
Eouth-st, 19l 1872. 1873 No 313 379
No % Olver-st; Solomon / Kaye
Mar Ehrmann; 2 5. 81 mortgage $4,000 !
.4th-st No 446 West. 20x9s9 Clara 4 Ruck
K Blanche Fox; r 5. 50, mortgage, SseoO--... 100
Bleecker-st No 1872 s. 2oXSs; Bieecker-st, No
25x9s; Isidore jackson TO John Kafka;
S21; mortgage S24, 600. e0..--.------......-.. :
es5 8 II n OF Pllot-ave, 10lx--
high water mark; Kate Duryea 70 City Island
Athletic Club; s. s.: mortgage, $4,000. 1900
5rand-st corner Chrystie-s-. % 6X75; Will
3 Davenport 10 Jacob Ley and wife: s.
lfsth-st 10 20 West. 26Sxio0l1: benjamin.
Jacobs Mary Zerbau; r s. SO 80; mort
t{2d-s- n s go Il W q boulevard 15x99l II;
Arthur . Weekes referee Stephen J John
guardian; r s s. 1900
Arnsterdam-ave 7 corner 1e4th- 81, - 7.11x1Go:
Lily Herb and another 70 Jacob Herb; r s. So
New-York tribune., 1901-04-06
NEW YORK CENTRAL

HARLEM DIVISION.
el1 a. NJ. and 23S ? VI Daily. except Sunday. 20
PttSaeld sundays only at 20 A NJ
Pullman all through trains
Trains Illuminated with PintsCh Light.
Ticket Offices 113 26I. as 1216 Broadway. ~
Union So. W. 2T5 Columbus Ave. fS3 West i25th =.
1e5h st. 13sth stations, York: SSs 728
Fulton ST and 10+ Broadway. E d Brooklyn
Telephone goo 3stl Street. York Central Cab
Service Raggsgc checked from hotel residence by
"estcCtt EXPRESS Germany.
EDGAR VAN ETTEN GEORGE n DANIELS.
General Superintendent General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1901-04-06
AUCTION SALES ADJOURNED.

The auction sales that to have been held
yesterday at the New-YorB Real Estate Salesrooms
were adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-06
Real @ state.
Family History

is Of the highest importance in passing title
TO land. In country districts the facts may be
easily ascertained. but in a great city. who
knows the family history of the successive
owners for a generation past of piece of prop
erty?
Who can tell whether wives were of age when
they joined in deeds; or children were born
after the making OF wills: or whether wills
were suppressed by heirs: or what other undis-
covered facts may have clouded the title 70
million dollars worth of property:
Title Insurance is the only protection.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-06

THE C. L ATHLETIC CLUB BUYS A PLOT.
The City Island Athletic Club yesterday obtained
title 10 large plot the east side Of Main-st.
CITY Island, from Kate Duryea- The purchase price
5000.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-06
-NGT0N FsTATE SELLS A HOUSE.

HUNTINGTON ESTATE SELLS A HOUSE.
The four story dwelling house No. East Fifty
reventh-st. has been sold by the executors Of the
estate of Coils P. Huntington. II is plot
25x1cO feet. The name of the purchaser could not
be learned yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-06
TOTET CHETSE

ATLANTIC CITY \ J.
100 Sea Water Baths. 300 Rooms
PERSONAL REPRES ENTATIVE
Park Place. 10 TO ! r. NJ Daily. Fifth after
3 p NJ
Booke" by
J. b THOMPSON q
New-York tribune., 1901-04-06
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

Trains leave Franklin 81 Satk,n as follows.
nd II min later sd y
.7.lO M.-For Intern points to Albany q Montreal
III 80 4 Nd Lake Mlhonk Nnnewaska. Saratoga.
Catskiu Ml-ntH.us.
81 :CO 7 N-CkiClco Express.
-2.l T. M-Cont Ltd Detroit. Chicago 81. Louis
i3: Is 2I.-t2l For Hudson River Points and Albany
M-Flr Rochester. BunaIo. Clevs 4 chicago
p N-For Rochester Buffalo. Detroit 81. Louis
s9:I5 p M.-For Syrg, Roch.. Mag Falls. pet. & chi
sDay- 1Daiy. except Sunday. Leaves Brooklyn AZ
No l, lo:45 A NJ; 2:45 p NJ Leaves Jersey
City, +. r. r. sta. II 20 n. NJ az $:3S F. NJ
Time tables at principal hotels and Offices BassasS
checked from hotel residence WeStcOtt's Express
e. z LAMkEET. GeneraI PASSENGER Agsnl. ~ y
New-York tribune., 1901-04-06
ROYAL. BLUE LINE.

NV II nj DL~OL LEINLs
FGR PHILADELPHIA
.'43o f73O 800 $500 5000, III so a n 4iOO
81 t&oO IS 40 t4OO s'4O0 t4SO. 90 sT.oO t73o.
BALTsMoRE AND WASHINGTON.
'si.3O fS.0O 1000. ~1lSO a i1.OO. n.
IS 90 D m. 80 Is undJ
Ohices: Liberty Ferry South Ferry rs IT, es1
asa 945 1900. 1884 Broadxay Us 5th Ave 737 6th
25 Union So West I53 East 125th 27S West 125t6
24S Columbus Ave. New York: 4
Fulton St. Brooklyn: 9S Broadway. Williamsburg.
Transfer Co calls for and checks baggage
nation.
SSuntays only.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-06
PINFY-TOP TOWERS.

LAKEWOOD. n. ].
Occupying q beautiful location and
modern comforts Open fires and Write
circulars ALEXANDER NJ. HERON.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-06
ERIE RAILROAD.

follows. and minutes earlier from W. sd ST:
900 Daily.-SOud for Buffalo. ARR. D. m
B!nghamton. Waveriy Elmra and Bradford Coaches.
parlor and cars dining Q Buffalo
:-.fO Daily-Chicago Iimited-Fast Mait-Sohi
Chicago. arriving 20 D. Cleveland 40
Sleepers TO Chicago. Cleveland Cincinnati Dining car
$50 p Daily--BGfralo and Cleveland Express-Ar
town 10 q m Cleveland 1880 Sleepers 10 bui-
falo and Cleveland. Cafe
BIS n. Daily-Sclid train for Binghamton. Wayer-
~ Elmra Chicago. Sleepers 10 Buffalo. Chicago Cin-
eiEnati. Dining car
r!VCkETs, LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
L ACCOMMODATIONS lit. 1IS 26l. 40l and 20.
broadway. i5L East l25th and 2Is West l25th 81;
Chambers and Nsct Esd ST. ferries New-York. SS3 and
SEQ $50 Fulton ST. es Broadway, Brooklyn: I22 River 81
Hoooken and Jersey City Station. New-YorN Transfer
Co. calls for and checks baggage destination
New-York tribune., 1901-04-06
MAMRMRG-AME9lGAM lIME.

HNWBW BWRG7AWEBIGAM Lime.
TWIN-SCREW ENPRESS SERVICE.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. URG-HANBURG
A VICTORIA. April. II. 10 A NJ
DEUTSCHLAND APRIL IS 3 P NJ
Columbia Nav .. 10 + Bismarck May Q, 10 AM
and every Thursday thereafter.
TWI\-SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE.
PLYMOU ERBOCRG-HAMBCRG
Bulgaria 6:3O AN May D II AN
Pretoria L. : PM
80 y o. 6 M Patricia. 8, 9;3p AN
Patricia .Apl Of 1890 PM Wa9ersee =. H. : PM
Wadersee May f. $40 AM Batavia June %. AN
BATAVIA May H. 1870 AM PENNSYLVANIA June % PM
Pennsylvania MAY Is. PM Bulgaria July = > Pm
Bulgaria. May 81 T:3O AM Pretoria. July 6. AM
sails to Hamburg direct.
gUMME8 CRUISES
to ENGLAND. IRELAND & SCOTLAND. TO the LAND
or the MIDNIGHT Sun and the BALTIC ana the
principal cities OF NORWAY, SWEDEN, RUSSIA and
DENMARK. by the new Yacht PRINZESSIN VICTORIA
Lt'ISE and 8. s. AUGUSTE VICTORIA. All appoint
Attractive itineraries arranged
Further particulars application the
HAMBURG AMERICAN LINE 81 BWAY, y Y
New-York tribune., 1901-04-06
HOTEL RALEIGH.

TIOTEL RALEIGH.
Ocean END Charles Place.
City. y. j.
With capacity 800 guests. including every ap-
poinment convenience he found a frst-casS
seaside VIII be under the liberal
that Of last Through May, June. and
September reasonable although the
service is better and the comforts greater
JOHN n. SCOTT
New-York tribune., 1901-04-06
THE ST. CHARLES.
HOTEL SENATE.

Directly the ocean front. Atlantic city. " J.
Rooms suite. with BATH attached Sun parlor Fle-
10 level OF Rates. So Special weekly
rates. COOK & WESTCOTT.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-06
THE AIBEMARLE.

Virginia ave. Beach. Atlantic City, y. 7.
elegant modern hotel throughout Offering
superior accommodations, including elevator
large sunny with bath: steam heat, 2COn
feet Of paror and possible convenience
Reduced for April and May. IS. $40 SO
weekly. Cuisine feature. Capacity 400. Orchestra.
Booklet on request. J. r. COPE.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-06
uOLLAND-AMERICA LINE.

Nev'-YorI Rotterdam via BouIoEne- e-sur-Mer
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New-York tribune., 1901-04-06
MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES.

From New-York Wednesdays. Fridays and Saturdays
FOR TEXAS. GEORGIA AND FLORIDA
STRAIGHT and ROUND TRIP Tickets issued al
points In Texas. Colorado. Arizona, California Mexico
&C. Georgia, Florida &c. DellshtfII Excursions.
Write fer 6opage Pocket GUIDE freel.
c. II MALLORY & co. Gen. Asts- Pier 90 E. R. y Y