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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-08-14
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Isra ryr eSlh z,1 cTsrT cass - q
fzg-es Lazt czaEDf "a c1rs1 ~ re Ess
~ HAlTs Czizrf1 Cure
FTAEK J CHENEY.
E@D-u - bsfDrs re s1f ssbscrlbe1
fB ~ DTeaeEcs. fhia sth or a. -
sagsna~-r. a D. isss
GlsszI.1 a ~ GLEAFOS.
AO'ary PEbiic.
EsziTa C2taTh Care IL izkez inter
nsRz. arsd alfs directly " the bind
aszge auseosa Egffscea ~ fbe system
fszS Family Pliis are me best.
IErn.4 17T fe1fiuDniais. free.
~ CHENEY e. co. TOie1o. ..
rbssf ~ al druggists. 75c.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-08-14
sTEYH AeAHoons PLAN
N1rAsT sor the Conference Of the Boer
a-eadeIa Countermanded.

NJrher fof the Conference Of the Boer
LEADERS countsrmandsd.
tirur.nlh Aug l3-lt b. said that
as rs1ult of an Interview with for.
Es~r PrrAldent Stoyn Of the Orange
@rvr nnto. Mr. Kruger. former pres.
zhsnt Oi The Transyaal republic. has
sAH@aspnnd his political campaign and
sa~IirsTmnndcd the proposed confer.
~.ncs " iloer leaders At Johannesburg
Ft in unofnclally announced that
SssBs Einiha and Delarey who. TO.
lrs-ahsr win Gen. Dowet. are expected
T,s wan England from South Africa
as<li- az@r,nrday. will be appointed mem.
nysz ~ rho new Transyaal council.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-08-14
WAISTS 70 NEET cAAFFEE-
W,rss warts gs5srs.isn G. Cor.
q, cr,.L Tr.st,rsn. q -..a.s---

N.rsn Warts gs5srstisn g Cor.
fsr crgsi Treatment q -4.s-s--.
y Pzfo. Tex. Aux I1--Mrs A-1is
White ~ VERDE. Arzo1z. fs ~ her
vsy % Nsr YORK. where ate e1reets
70 have q setriemsnt vita G5er--si
Chz@es when he arrives fro- the
PnnipD.nas shs r. the EI1or sf
dlscharzsd colder n the Eighth in.
fantry On Bis death BED her hus.
6znd. she szys made her pledge hat
ne should prefer charges against
Chsrse t0r alleged cruel treatment
a. Camp NcDyTeil. a pDst near San
Cari1s reaervatl0l. ArlzC1a Mrs
White charges that cbzEee. then a
ra5or. cent s0idiefs % their homes.
Just outside of the ressrvztiou. burn.
Cd and drove a their cattle srrs
white says
Z am going . Ner York % meet
Gen. ChaHee ard % BE- does O.. give
re satlsfsctioa. vlu shoot aim
dead Ia his tracks hare preferred
charge b1t he p-eventet them from
getting before congress. have -0ld
Gen. Miles about IT, and he says Tor
me % wait / have waited long
enough I want setuement ami [
am going 70 have it. I win have bis
lie o. satisfact0ry reparau0n-T
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-08-14

wTs~ Lsrrest Ship IN ths W,da and
Probably FASTEST
s1cifin. Aug fJ-lThs new German
Esssa nfesmsr Kaiser Wilhelm n. aas
zs4s@r.sfUnJ launched a. the Vulcan
zssssyEnra tOday 10 the presence u
s.srsDxrDr william
TJs0 KAiHsr Wilhelm n. will be- the
> la5rsvra End is designed ~ b. the fast
, s-zf 2hip in the world Her dimensions
aasr- B<ngfh 707 feet. beam n a feet.
ssss1s - fset aud drauRht - feet. Her
ansDIzvment - 1880 tons
fhs 10 no be- made 20 900 horse pow.
r-r zna Mill have accommodation for
r.aH1 c7.bin passengers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-08-14

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~-~v -ssss p, ae g 1u teEr-
o--v ffzrT rsa-Errt rsrs aers ~
sassrrzs sse s1rst1r. n ffft t1-f
~zr-ssE uft r ~ .1ars E.tf Same
Et~sa. ~ 1-svs~ r. -ls.n So 2 -1st
- u1la a. rat t-T ter- -.e
-szs-s. za1sr te1 -s-r T-s .1-se
49, - b-1sE.- as us zgaae lel-E
-ssrz ztr1f flF T1s sur-l1r a.
1--Esrfss f-yr 1.s ssssf fae g1ra-r-
ns~rq bsa ~srs ~ fro-- Tezr az
- rsn rsF.iaa t.ers a. 81 rra
sas - Errs aaies --sfs1 s,,r-- flff
slass loaz ars-sgl-g f-zf
49, Waxpsf f.s rlsyv ~ gs-ea
vsssszz. sfs sfep .alr- 50 G. - ~
-r.Iasz 90 "a ra-osr TEs n,e pI
s@ - asc2io1 a. sel ~ 20 rrlrsfe
s~ae-Es-s y s1-tst-s p-ig ss1e- -
Essz. ,ssl1E h. re- fsct ftsf fss Fr-tlr
--slga "a bsHsirz q. acre to1s 90
Eera- ma <swsy t-f9sg. ~ l%
ssy-s Mn WDo1E "a Awe. ~
chs zsz-algs7 sl1f for b.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-08-14

II had diabetes In It's worst form
~~riisr~ Marion Leo OF Dunreath. Ind
'-1 Nnwsi eight physicians without re
yn~r. wsniy three bottles OF Foley'i
nHnknry Cure made mo a we'll man
EDr a2ie by Bonner g. Bonner.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-08-14

1t takes very SNARE person these
days to tell the difference between
the bite Of a chigger, mosquito, bed
bug or flea.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-08-14

n ya~ are looking for a laxative
sDr. cA9dwell'a Syrup Pepsln is 1T
The ~rsAvsnience and merit OF thi
ssalu'aiiis remedy Will be explained tC
rHoHr satisfaction by w u. Frame.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-08-14
Quick Relief for Asthma.

Foley's Honey and Tar affords i'm
mediate relief to asthma sufferers in
the worst stages and II taken In tim,
Will effect cure. For sale h7. 90
aer & Bonner.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-08-14

nDtsd Missouri acrapper died
ssfq,lT md his admirers raised monu
rsa~ni uror his grave bearing these
s''ros- "iie was always looking for
"a hHti with man Of his size"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-08-14

There was a man who married an
angel, clipped her wings, and then
swore at her because sne lid not hy
10 do his bidding.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-08-14
FoIsY's Kidney Cure

VIII cure Brights Disease.
VIII cure Diabetes.
VIII cure Stone and Bladder.
.'ill cure Kidney and Bladder Dis
eases.
Foley's Kidney Cure will cure al
diseases arising from disordered kid
neys or bladder. For sale by Bonner
& Bonner.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-08-14

When a man asks you what you
think of him, he doesn't expect TO get
your real opinion.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-08-14

Love Is supposed to be a tender
passion, but sometimes the girls ia.
ther makes it a tough proposition.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-08-14

Girls. remember that a promise to
die for you is no good unless accom-.
panied by a life insurance policy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-08-14

~ q man approaches merchant In
- ,,JnndentIa manner. be Is more
nxss1 An nsk for credl' than to lmpart
- nSsTrt
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-08-14

There are spots in summer on your
inside which nothing ir the world can
reach but a glass OF lemonade.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-08-14

Blessed ls the wife vho is not TOO
strenuous in manazinE her silent
partner
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-08-14

Nearly every man you meet has
the latchstrinz out for unexpected
hOnors"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-08-14

The more you do for
madder he is with o..
more.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-20
TP4DE N CHICAGO.

rar g tSpeciaD.-Every thing looked
- IN vvnsat up 20 noon, anC prices losI 70
DEB The close was barely lsc under uesuaS,
70 -a-5 al -sc sold between sac ana '''4c' anu
~ 80 A. -si4c. Ilers; July closed al 'o7s1 anu -
coess "a. cables were relatively weak ne
tenDel -,-....t4l an increase 10 spring wheat
Noi', 1t.rrs declared the output generallE
loF rt1I .-F 1.-- hard TO sell ftrldt4Ff 7ele-lIl
eur - -arsisrs had some lhnuehee, pIlles ll5Ir ]
hlght- -- f..-.. The Northwestern ears We're -
car, sgaiuzl fa- 800 bushels -learanSes were
husieh.,.-g The seabCard reported y loads
buy - -. SEA- board was buyer of futures here.
L5e DER keeps favorable nlId with more SHOWS
n n thg gss irregular within s,c limit up 4c early.
= iac later The clos" was 4 eniili5i ,tiii.
oA ry al Tuesday S nElres- May opened az el'sc.
cl.+s ra--Tean 5-as and T e., and closed al 6l-sc.
SI1v closed 40 Hl-4.. ana SEPTEMBER az .,--eCoI
80 80 we're weak both trom London ana t-lFrIRooi.
1es .-f-v had more corn tnan expected There
Ees confined talk of ar increase ID me country
,Hslsyer Primary receipts were only 3lN0H bushels
lyafnsr 9ss.tH bushels last year 'nigtSo nad "a
end r estimated far ru-rnorroyy- The Old 3uI
o. Is ErIr- rn- selling Ta-Jer Bartlett-trazier
- others. Commission houses were Jne pest
ah-s ahu r IS generally assumed the Immediate
Hsrt Hsa,s were dau sympathlziag in small way with
CIV civ D., TO &c under Tuesday Nay sold ~ 43-sc
ornorTo" ~, -,-+er 1oilfT- n SlaT Tbe cash de-
Sc bout "-ua. 20 the supply. ard stocks do not
ne5e@ n5e-ss- s frartionalg higher the cash 81 ST.
S-e points there We're q cars of seed, against 20
hsl 8. provision list closed Sc 70 tec lower than
-ree5q7- aIr-r-cEl hogs We're Sc higher The selling
n product lE CEoanT houses was the feature.
~ Tssr rhrra were u 800 hogs. against $1,000
ss, wear Shipments keep less than last year.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-20
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY

py William N Ryan. West. Hubert. Washing. and
I.ight SITS entire blk I79 x2yI ys e. ok structures
vsrytug from @ aucL, Co Henry b sea
man for S555 600 Albany cor. - SNt5N
also $50 Caua-st. q s. of West Broadway.
2I3x77 2x2l XXI, story ok bldg with store pa .'gn
Jackson-st. -Jx9o % story a and tr d"E eNrs
sale estate Alice Kelly dee q, 20 Nathaniel Doyle lot
SIS 100. ernst g. 10 tt ut Ftri, ave- -'N
100 bK tat .recl1sure sale Leopold Sci-d
Ter e. al agt Iao rreIe al Arns5ein 8 Ley. atJs
s:.2i To-. ,axel Etc. ss To- prior mort SsouO. O., Max
Eytnic< fa~ SII.,-u. Yves -Giu-~J 225 RI OF
ave- ZIxg-y. =t.ry HN and -f.F. tr u.ts .n
rear foreclosure sale. charlotte lie- 'rt Aane tlriF
al. Warren b slnn7. atty -l1'. boy -1,i '-, "tr
judgt. 81 Isl %. costs So, - -.Ne- ". 500 50 a1
i..I1.I ~ March East iO1 lut II SO "r
2I-ave &IxloJI IL; story fat with z-a-~ ior-l'-aF"
sale, tiize Lotze 1s' Ida .t,-t. al .'. N'n .'a
s. 674 Is costs >1-3 taxes. S+t1 60 prior mort
SI+ 900 20 paiadn FER s., o' daA 4-s.nston an r.
between Lewis and -tH..--..' 7'.~ -Ai''' d
story bk fiat %. public Jt'nou. Ntldt't"i ,
fsv Meyer * go. 5i- 3c- lFa. a., - n oi
34tl-st o, Nu iuNl sry -r feT d. Wi.A
Foreclosure sale samson ltohHta -- a eAs -
- . 81 OH ~. t. Louis IS El-rt Tor $4,000 2U72
L.I.l cutting. .- rs Erasmus
u Garusey a fraukin Bartlett a,ly, Ih's r ke"gh
ref ludst ST >ol 60. costs. S4's 50 taxes etc.
Hv 3 I. Kennedy < g.. 25s West 12lsr-=r s. 1+0 10
n Of Nicholas I-xloa 81. sty hr ana dwg
pub DoreuuuS ar Flia'" - i7.aye, = % Il
of 8d- ST. 25xstN@41 A-trr ltsra.l .ld > sly or
TEN b. -sle, estate OF Ludwig bend-rt,
r, R'.farl Y fIaruet- s D,- ID Va0s,er-st. -
II II W-st yd-st 22N1I& stv hr ten d. with store
foreclosure sale, Chas Whitehead axr, VS. Elise IyaH5
anG~rpael udgt SIS 54u taxes etc. SjSs -
10 the plaintiff $1,000
ave 2oxI0o sry frame ID. Nrs sale. 70 II Piers0u
b..
New-York tribune., 1902-02-20
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

Ry William N RYAN. IIs- Washington ave. p 1870 IT
II IBTfa J5xl31. nat b. iHree-aSurr sale
synod OF the Reformed church aEt Mary j
Hamilton 20 4 Reed. attys George II Hart.
ref. action I iudgt Slt&55 20 eas7 S52l 70.
taxes. etc S49l So IlS+ Washington ave, 20 II n
AZ 10Tta-st Z5xl3T. hIt H. foreclosure sale
sasae parties action ,. udst SI+35i -; costs
u,9T $49l So 40 East Jth ST. Idu'l2
ii 2Jx1uU+, story ZEN b. foreclosure sale
F.y-rit al James Mctiann ~ al
X A. b. Irry-- Joseph II MtIliu ref
due ou judgt $3.50 taxes. etc. S+'2
Nv Richard Y S J5l West l2Jth-st, u 3.
- IL O. Broadway. 25xee ~ story b ten n fore
closure sale. George " Shrrhum Hgt Michael Hughes
~ al. George II Hyde atty. Reginald II Williams rei
due udgt Sl7599 81 costs S+ - taxes etc SSZ4 y
r. p Inrrahan s. Cos 1889 Avenue A, s.. 70 u
~ 72d- At. 5OxlUo 5 story dat hs and stores
Elias giu Peter Stastuy
1T al. Forster. Eotang & KLenks. sttys; Eugene u
Pomerov. due Judg- - 1'- 90 costs 80 j.
taxes etc S849 IS urior mort $4,000
New-York tribune., 1902-02-20
PFAI. ESTATE TRANSFERS.

10rH-st n s. IJ4 q p Of University Place, 29.lx
% .. James A campbell 70 jeremiah W Dim
lex ir. 3 y l. mortgage, 500 900, z $ so,
Canal-st No 40I p .-VIl-ltN Irregular
Canal st No 4ug. u 22xS2 TX irregular Jere-
rniah " DiuicB fr James a Campbell. r s
g4thsr n 5 100 q % of 7th-uve. 56xls 8. David
Steiner to Josef Steiner; all liens, r :. ss3 80;
re-rec0rded --.------.
stl,-si No 3g4 East - 9x97 Il, Lena Nicholson and
another Maurice = Burstein, mortgage. 500
23d- Ms 24s and 25O West. 5Oxs2. 6x50 4Ns6.
Thomas " Jones. and trustee 90 Stuyvesant
Real Estate Company mortgage, SO 900. r $.
SIG % ........t.. ...-..-
fss-st No 236 West IsxT6xl5 IxT5: Bertha
Nathan. widow. q al. 20 William Donnelly,
r s So -. .-- .-----
uar. the Swedish Evangelical Bethesda church
10 the trustees Il the Presbytery of New YORK,
mortgage 81 600; r ;, s. 1900
1I5tn-st No 81 70 Js West 1Osx1O0 IL; Henry
schmidt and another 20 Richard NJ Bent; mort
Centrai PARK West n W cor s5th-st 1O0.5x125;
New-York tribune., 1902-02-20
BIG REALTY loan

William C.. Dewey. OF Springfield. Mass, has OBJ
tanned a loan OF S4O0O90 from the American Mort
gage Company the property on the south side OF
Thirty-t -trst-st. 100 feet OF Fifrh-ave SiNSoH
feet There ia to he erected a twelve story apart
ment hotel of steel and iron construction. In con-
structi0n and equipment the hotel VIII be similar 20
the Touraine in Thirty -nuth-st. east or Firth
ave. The building is be ready for occupancy ON
or before April I. 1898. The loan made through
Bowers & Sands. No. 81 NassaU-st.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-20
LONG FIFTH-AvE. LEASE.

McVickar 4 Co. have leased for Mrs. Robert Stat
ford the building No 473 Fifth-ave. which they re-
Gently sold 10 her The lease is for long term Of
years the aggregate rental being ABOUT G-5.Wt
Messrs schultz Bowling & Butler. the decorators
who have taken the building. contemplate eN
teusive alterations.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-20
Rr-vs PROPERTY.

NEw-YOFK 4 PREsBYTERY BUYS PROPERTY.
The Swedish Evangelical Bethesda church yester-
day title parcel. 2jxi0'N irregular.
south OF Forty -hfth-st 150 feet west OF
Second-ave 10 the trustees OF the Presbytery of
New-York FOR $4,000
New-York tribune., 1902-02-20

The Evangelical Lutheran Church or the Holy
Trinity took title yesterday Co parcel l995NI-5
feet AT the northwest corner Of SXty-dfth-s,. and
New-York tribune., 1902-02-20
PLANs F1LED roR RRoADMAY RrLLDING.

PLANS FILED FOR BROADWAY BUILDING.
Plans were filed at the Bureau Of Buildings yes
terday for an eleven story brick office building.
with store TO be built at the northeast corner Of
TweIfth-st and Broadway by the National Realty
Company. OF No 81 FoUrth-ave. w IT. Birkshire
is the architect The estimated cost Is placed at
$3.50
New-York tribune., 1902-02-20
FIFTH-AvE. HOUSE SOLD.

c F. Harreu has sold for the eastman estate No.
sos Fifth-ave. A four story dwelling house lot
- sxi00 feet TO J. J. Kennedy for about 10000.
The buyer intends to rent the building for business
purposes.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-20

Leopold Kahn TO EvaD=aDcal Lutheran
Church Of the Holy Trinity; mortgage. Sl-on"0f - 90
r sd l'uVuO
CireenwiCh-sr, No 81 5. lS-IX9s.2x Irregular
80 5'so'.s' 75 Fsi' 20 rs''o n ...', 22eOO
Lexington-ave. Nos 492 and 33. 4xs1,
SIS = = A'"si 70 roIin = '...... 5000
sis66a. qs'9R e R ols' 81 Newton s a. sa5Oo
53d-st. No Gi East Is sxs0. Euphemia A Haves.
$1,000. ,SSS !si,a New'on e' a. % 500
Dock wharf along . 3 Corlears-st. at \ South
with docks. whaTveS. BuHkheads along cor
and south William Castor, as trustee, -
Arthur d Weeks; all fSS 81
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
Ttn-st n $ 1873 W c. for a story
house with store. 44XS46,
Cold. No 81 t1Sth-st. Horen-
burger & No B9wery architects S+0.ONO
Broadway and 12th-st. n corner, for an eleven
brick loft building with store, i5S- 4xl5S+;
oVner, " # firsshrep archi;sSt 625 600
Audubon ave. "a II 4 Of 1S3d-st. for one
shed, l4xS5. John Brown, No 613 West
I+6th-st owner; George Brown, architect 20
New-York tribune., 1902-02-20
h1luter Resorts
NEW-JERSEY.
NEw-JERSEY.
GRAND ATLANTIC HOTEL,

Virginia Ave. and Beach, Atlantic City, " j.
Open all the year. February is a delightful
month to visit this great Resort This hotel
will have all the attractions ofthe Easter Season
over Washington's Birthday $50 beautiful rooms.
single and en- suite, with hot and cold sea and
fresh water baths, private and public Orchestra
Terms: American plan. Sie.5o, SIS and SCI by
week; Sc. to S. by day European plan. Si5o
ed.
ID Booklet Hotel Coaches meet all Trains CHARLES COPE.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-20
25 Broad Street, New York.
Jefferson & CIearfieId Coal & Iron Co.
financial flscunqs.
= ID '-'' -
New York. January 22d.
EsFaorFnn NnrfeH

New York. January 22d 1902.
Election Notice.
Iron Mountain a Southern
RAILWAY 90.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the annual
Meeting = the srocsroIiers % ta- st Louis Iron
&es1tafn 50, the-r Railway Company win be held
H
Nsz-s--- Tr-zdaI Iar.r 11ri. 1902. a
4 he
b.. business
t.s- mas come before a % ~aet-r -ha meeting
--a Directors viI oe.. The 3fice on the
tv~s a-"rE -H.. Tho transfer books VIII
IN FRIDAY January sI-t 1902 three clock
.r- --a-e--l lowing lie annual meet
b. reak4.!-ers agylu- thereof
GEORGE T. GOULD. President
New-York tribune., 1902-02-20
Sew York Jluuary 22d. 1907
ELECTION NOTICE
Missouri Pacific Railway Co.

N-OT-CE IS hereby given thar tie annual
r,a-.-- q r5e e1r1.aaI5arz ~ the Missouri
Iar- company VIA g. hel - me general afice or the
4f .s-r - -re CITY sf ..-Ia-. TUESDAY
1zl.H IaoZ mir. s.-ast a. IL. f-r The election
A. and Tor
Ita-.a-sa q arr other business -at may come before
szE .-..-r Tr,a lIur-L ~ the Directors VII
r- the same Bay At twelve
.H.. -rr~ The transfer hooks viii le closed on Fri
1902 sr o'clock p ~. ana
opened folaVinE the annual meeting Of the
rLl,.....t.rz or amy adj .tlruueu- thereof
GEORGE , GOULD, President
New-York tribune., 1902-02-20

HOLY TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH TAKES
TITLE.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-20
Oiuincn6 NoIlres.

MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY
THE coupons maturing March 1st 1902. upon
this C0mUany's bonds. secured by mortgage on the
JACKSON, LANSING AND SAGINAW RAILROAD
viii be paid after a Office OF the
Guarautv Trust Company New York
CHARLES cox T-eas-r-a-
New-York tribune., 1902-02-20
.N.t.e-ekFss CONDEN>ED MILh co,
Ia "a IL

Meeting ~ -lafrt.lHtir %
- aLl. N--IlTE. Cham, -FiL-ei iit-
llis -1at. tne 2ltA Gay March i3f2 ar y o-lef
q .Isll l a l5I5
CIR F@a-uar- lgrH 1862
EHr Board ~ Dtrnetlr=-
r. r. -T1tci L.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-20
IRGINiA-
NORTH CAROLINA.

ASMEWlllG, 6la @.
BATTERY PARK IOTEls
Open all the year 10 feet above Ashevfe besutiruI
private of . Mags-ihcent mountain views
from wide verandas Most complete hotel N tns
South modern convenience and elegant
private baths Palm Room. enSSO feet Open d-spaces-
Unsurpassed Golf Links IN charge ~
particulars ard address p r McEISSICK
TIE NORTH CAROLINA HOT SPRINGS
ASHEVLLE PLAT EAU.
MOUNTAIN PARK HOTEL.
HOT SPRINGS n c.
New Ownership; New Management: Rsrnodellst: Re-
fitted. IN beautiful mountain locked mineral
baths and drinking waters Dry oractng climate Grand
seensry. orrhestra swimming P0OL Golf. rsnntA-
Bowling Livery. Booklets mslied
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Ocean 5tcamers.
N0RTGl GERMAN ALOWDa

NWRTG GERMAN llOWDa
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE.
PLYMOUTH-CHE HERBOURG-BREMEN
t-'A% Mar = , P NJ kaisern- June -, % A. NJ
MAJ % 10 A. NJ ar1nprinZ. July J. noon
tef ''lz apr ; . A. NJ KAISER July 10 10 A N
e4lseI Apr. -. 10 A. NJ Kalsern. July 10 A. NJ.
~ --'1 Nay o. ) A NJ ElroupTInz- July 24 noon
tealser May % A NJ KaIser. Aug u, A. N.
- Hi3nprlnz- June B. Kaisern Aug 10 A. N.
Adiser June L. 10 a. NJ. Kr1n1rirz. 4 10 A. NJ
-all Fer 81 North River GaDsev0ort St. -
= NIXON iEtTNZ II. viii sail a 3 p NJ
from Pier foot of bath STREET North River
4 ~ i\-~tf{t.W PASSENGER SERVICE
'herbpurg- SOuthauurun Alternately and Bremen.
ET-e-. der Or Apr II. 10 10 A NJ.
r hurf ST. May /. A. N Fra! der Gr.Jun 26 70 A. NJ
Itieln-- May s. 10 A. Koen Luise July 10 A NJ.
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FROM Bremen Piers Hoboken, n. J.
MEDITERRn MEAN SERVICE
GIBRALTA LsES-CENOA.
.haiserin Feb. 30 10 A if Aller.... Apr 49, P NJ.
lam Mar l. A NJ FF1herz n. Apr. 26 10 A. ".
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Aller-. Mar. Is 10 A T. LAIN. May 10 10 a. NJ
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FROM Pier "a FIT. of Amitv St. Brooklyn
From Bremen Piers. Hoboken Y. J.
Sl-l.tlCHS e Co. NO BROADWAY, n Y
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Dlpioeuo Eonec5.
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD 90.

s DIVIDEND OF TWO DOLLARS l$Zooi
Der share both the Preferred and Common stock
q Cernr5auv. mas declared payable al the
Treasurer sffee. Broadway. &ew forh, N r., on
after sur holders af record al the
eleaf ~ FeHTuarE 3. i;HZ
Tfe sransf-r sfI4 be- closed at 3 r. n On
February ~ l.iuZ br re9peued a. 10 A n IN
Harah =. iaee.
sud- 81 s.rE vno have already requested
promptly Gle mailing tar dividends With INC
gnders.. .1s. from ahor orders be- mad ap
picaflaH TIzEIJi.Etff. s- - .htJ5B1. treasurer
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For Porto R5GOa
Steamships of the RED ''D' LINE will SAL Cor san
Juan direct a follows an -
s. & PHTLA ADELP IA Sa turtiAy froi IHFy - .,ouh
For freight or passage apply 70
BOULTON. BLISS & DALLETT,
General Managers. I35 Front St
New-York tribune., 1902-02-20
A MEXICAN LINE

4 MEXICAN LINE
y NEW -YORK-SOUTHA ASfPTON- LONDON.
G., r rte -ab 26 10 a. N. Mar T. 10
61a3eIrbia Mar 3 10 am 81 Louis Mar. le, 10 m
RED STAR LINE.
NEW YORK ATTTVERP- PARIS
-raalard Eis-rll and Mar 7. noon
southwars Mar .. noon ksnsiaston Mar 10. noon
Piers and u. n. r. once O." hr'aiFlg, ~ T.
WHITE STAR LINE.
- NEW YORK. NsTOWN-LIFEEPoOL
,-.-. r-aU rs moor li-ruauiC. Mar 49,
t..-..t. Mar + . f. T. Cymric. Mar, % $40 A. NJ.
,F...-lsr Mar T-ItuuIe Mar 26
f..- ts >..r,. River Office. Broadway. New York
DED d" LINE.
"a r.~ La iuarr1 Puerto Cabello Curacao ana Mara
r,-r-n,.l- sIlue also at san Juan. p r.
~ Fror1 Roberts Pier Brooklyn
rsr4fr >rlr-r 1ttra February Noon
CsFArAS turday. March = Noon
accommodations
S@i4a''7' glT-TTON. BLISS DALIETT.
General Managers. I35 Front -.
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uOTTAND-ANIERTCA LINE.

Va
New TWlu--crew steamers or lSOeo toms Register
Twin-Screw ROTTERDAM
rfean1er AMSTERDAM. Mar ), 10 A. NJ
TWn--CreW STATENDAM \,
Steamer 49,. as. - . w.
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y -a.ot-e ed AZ the Uptown ONCE.
40 I-242 BROADWAY
door north Or cl1ck p.
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eies ar regular ofira rates viz 25f
@th-nve s. e cor. 23d-st-; 1913 6th-aye. cor l-th-
:, o.s Fast 14fb-sf.l 357 West 42d-st., between
In snd Sth aves 263 West I25th-sti 1,33s 3d-
ave between 7sth and nth I.O26 3d-are., near
fis I-t- Sqth-st,t 151 East
T25th--t,; 756 Tremont-ave.i $50 3d-aye.
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oFFIcE OF TIE AsdERIcAN COAL COMPANY.
New York FEB 10Th 1902
THE BOARD or DIRECTORS Of the Ameri-
can Coal Company 0f Allegany County. Maryiand
hass declared annual dividend or NE
per upon capital stock of the Conpany pAyabls
Ef thla oace On garurdag. March 1st. 1892.
GEORGE II. BOWLBY, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-20
$ S. 60 CSpreckels' Line.

Sails from Francisco for Australia Feb p March
90 - No. ana every p days 10 HONOLULU every 10
~ IiUl ab.It IA month Round the world. $3.50
y NETT g. t. Room l. 427 b dw8y, n. Y.