davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1903-01-01
OLDFIELD WRITES
ON SOME CURRENT EVENTS
Ny Dear Lauray:

Gas Works. Jan. 1, 1903.
My Dear Lauray:
Well the moo year has came. and
have shuck off my past like a snaik
III, n o,d
Evening journal., 1903-01-01


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Evening journal., 1903-01-01

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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-03

hacha grande de la tiranfa, de la vengan.
"a ell rencor;
Y NADIA mas absurdo cruel para
los hijos de una patria que debfa ser Ii
bre respectable por sus meritos y por
su mansedumbre jamas desmentida.
Justo es consignar que Bor1nquen,
siempre maltratada, n1nca Sc alzo en- ar
mas contra ning1n gobierno, en- defensa
de sus derechos pisoteados.
Creemos que ell Gobierno debe to-
mar urgentes medidas de salvaci6n: en-
manos de los que dirijen la administra-
ci6n del pals esta ell resorte, muy bien
podrfan dar ocupaci0n en- las carreteras
de la Isla infnidad de hombres que Sc
encuentran sin trabajo.
En- todos los pafses del universe, re-
gidos por funciOnarios sabios justos,
ell primer deber de estos es velar por los
sagrados intereses su cargo y por la
salud de los pueblos, principales objeti-
vos que deben dedicar toda su ateLci6n
en- ell concerto de la civilization y del
progreso.
Nosotros anatematizaremos con du-
reza al gobiernO que contando con me-
dios suicientes para hacer prosperos
los pueblos baio su mando, no Sc ocupa
de estos, como en- las actuales circuns-
tancias cuando Ell pals perece y Sc hunde
sin que los llamados tomar cartas en-
ell asunto de nuestra crisis profunda,
nos lleven al puerto seguro de salvacion.
Muchas son las carreteras que hay
por terminar en- Ia Isla y mucho dinero
existe en- las areas del tesoro, ipor que
pues, Sc desea que Ell pals vaya al caos u
no Sc emplean algunos de esos dineros
en- mejorar este estado precario que Ca
da dia Sc va hacienda mayor?
SSe quiere que elinfeliz nativo hom-
bre honrado trabajador, Sc conVierta
de la noche la maflana en- criminal, de-
dicandose & la molicie al robo2
Piensen en- este los que nos mandan
y eviten ell NAL terrible y los confictos
que puedan surgir en- ell porvenir, pues
los males con tempo tienen remedio.
JUAN BoLICHE.
Comerfo, Agosto de 1908.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-03
LOS MALES CON TIFMPO....

Els desesperante la situaci6n porque
atrayiesa nuestra patria.
Negruras y mas negruras sc vislum-
bran en- ell porvenir de este suelo.
Caminamos q pasos agigantados ha-
cia Ia meta del desastre y de la ruina.
En- ell reloj del tempo vemos marca-
da va Ia bora fatal de La absorci0n.
Ell pals de las grandes iniciAtivas y
de las prosperidades infinitas en- epoca
del gobierno espahol, va derecho sin re-
medic al cataclismo.
Miles de propietarios agrfcolas que
vivian acomodadamente Y con protection
iIimitada, experimentan hoy las desgra
cias mas lnmensas.
Los monopolios establecidos contra
nuestro tabaco y la propiedad de Puerto
Rico toman mayores proporclones, hasta
eI extreme de que muy en- breve-seg1n
Sc ice-presenciaremos Ia venta mate
rial de nuestra TERRA.
Con tai motive yo os exhorto pro-
pietarios puertorriquefios que no en-
trecueis vuestros terrenos en- hipotecas,
pues 81 hoy es verdad que NADIA sc hace
con sus frutos quizas mafiana obtenga-
mos IN cambio favorable que nos ponga
en- buenas ventsjosas condolences.
Sc nos condena vivir como m1seros
ilotas nosotros va que no es possible to-
mar la revancha, respondemos con ell
desd6n mas absolute, dejando que Sc go
cen en- su obra funesta los reptiles de la
11atqsa, en- ell lodazal inmundo de sus in
famias conscupiscencias.
Cuando todo Sc pierda en- ell orden
sucesivo del TEMPO; cuando la dignidad
en- nuestras almas no exista; no nos que
dara otro remedio que rodar como cosa
inerte las profundas cimas de nuestra
perdicion, pero mientras tengamos YER
g1enza para rechazar la coyunda igno-
miniosa que Sc nos quiere imponer, ell
deber de todo puertorriqueno sera defen-
der palmo palmo ell pef6n bendito de
nuestras mas caras afecciones.
Sc nos ha querido aislar, condenan-
donos & la postraci6n por culpas de unos
hombres que NADIA les importa ell bienes-
tar de Puerto Rico;
Sc cierne sobre nuestras cabezas ell
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-03
Comerfo, Agosto de 1908.

ha proporcionado disgustos, peligros,
escaceses Y decepciones. -. que no me
pesan porque entiendo que he servido a
mi patria.
Ahora bien, enti6ndase una cosa: no
es una abjuraci6n la que hago de mis-
ideales; 10 que 81 hago porque no me
siento tan altruista para clio, es imitar
& Ia historical Ana de Cleves.
LIE anticipa las gracias por la inser-
ci6n de estas lfneas su afectfsimo amigo
y compaf1ero, Francisco Il. Momtaaes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-03
Manifestations poIfticas
Juncos, Agosto de 1903.
Sr. don Mariana Abril.

OdS
Respectable sefior: Nal pensador Y
en- un momento de ofuscaci6n, suscribf
el registro del partido republican,, en-
cuyas tilas he venido militando.
Hoy, que pensando con mas acierto
Y en- vista de Ia marcha que sigue ell re-
ferido partido, contraria bsjo todo punto
mis- sentimiento de buen patricia, for
zosamente me es desligarme de la indi-
cada sgrupacion y en- su consecuencia
como todo hombre debe tener un ideal,
entro de lleno en- las filas del partido fe-
deral, porque en- este milisan los elemen-
tos sanos de valor immense que existen
en- este hoy mi desgraciado pals que
en- dia no lejano habran de contribuir q
su bienestar.
Sin otro particular hacienda de
esta manifestation ell uso que lie plazca,
me suscribo por tanto su muy alto. CO.
rreligionario S. s., Jose Cruz. A su
ruego por no saber firmar, Nicolas Be-
nitez Delgado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-03
Cayey, 10 de Setiembre 1903.


Espero tenga la amabilidad de hacer
constar en- 81 popular periodico, que ALA
en- la 6poca de 0uge espIendOr del par
lido republicano, ell de Agosto del aflo
pr6ximo pasado, manifesto en- la <Co-
rrespondencia de Puerto Rico> que des-
de aquel momento quedaba separado de
las filas republicans, por no hallarme
de acuerdo con las luchas esteriles de los
partidos en- este mi querido pals; y por-
que nunca he tornado la pol1tica como
fines personales, quedando por 10 tanto
en- actitud independents y hasta la fe-
cha no he tenido porqu6 zanzibar de OPT
ni6n, nj motives para mostrarme arre-
pentido.
ST un desgraciado Sc ha permitido
soto yoce cali6carme de transfuga 20
le perdono. -. y me rio Ia vez.
81 mis- simpatfas estuvieran por
cualquiera de los partidos que Sc dispu-
tan la supremacia de Puerto Rico, en-
uso de mi libertad 10 declararfa p1blica-
mente.
Soy un ciudadano libre, y por 10
mismo puedo pensar libremente.
lTransfugas!. que lista grande
sc podrfa hacer
Con toda consideration me suscribo
de Vd alto: y s. S. q. b. s. M.
ANTONIO RIVERA ORTIZ.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-03

Ell dueno de
de ls orece pdbco esmerado servco c6modas
v1stas bahia
dos Sc admen tambn abonados Una vista La
quedaran convencidos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-03
Lajas, Agosto 81 de 1908.
Sr. Director de LA DEMoCRACIA
Caguas.

Mi distinguido amigo y compafiero:
Desde 1897 he venido siguiendo al pa
trlota partido Autonomista en- sus dis
tlntas eyoluciones hasta llegar al de hoy:
Frderal americana.
A este be prestado, nsted debe sa-
oerlo, mis- recursos materiales y mi po-
ore, pobrisimo concurso Intellectual.
Circumstances de Indole privada, en-
las que cast va envuelta mi dignidad po-
htlca. me obligan separarme de la mis-
ma, la que-entre par6ntesis-solo me
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-03
Sc arriienda

La estancia Gel LlanoS, de Carolina,
compuesta de 256 cuerdas de terrenos
de llanos vegas, bien para cana de az1-
car 6 malojillo, colindante con terrenos
de la Factoria eThe Progreso Sugar ca.
Visftese la fnca y para informes
dirfjase al apartado de Correos n1mero
422. San Juan, p. r., 8 & don Rafael
Palacios Salazar. d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-13
T. 4 TONNE Il Defendant,
.Suit to Restrain His Firm from Dis
7,osing of Stock.

slit is pending in the Supreme Court 70 RESTRAIN
Charles A Towne & Co and others from as
posing Of stock and other property Of the STANDARD
AcetvIena Gas Company. The amount lnNOl'eu -
said 10 be something ike S5e4cel
M Colby of Alexander & Colby. No 20 Broad
vav. attorneys for the plaintiffs, said Yesterday
1hat he suit was brought by Cheney u NasLpuiH
and George Bond. The defendants were CIlafIes
. 7-ou-ne former United States Senator; {. A
-rov-1e & Co W G. Hudson, treasurer OF the gas
cornuany: c z Hoffman c. h Minor IT., an en-
Move and B. H Phillips. Of Buffalo
NJ Co1hv said the action brought in the
s,--a C-o,,rt for = receiver and for the RECESSION
n certain agreements between the plaintl1s ana
G A Towne & Co. whereby the latter unoe'-
rool 70 reorganize the gas company WHICH "aS
formerly at Springfield, Mass Inc compliance 10
alleged that last August they deposited 0'iV'V
shares with Towne & Co. and that changes were
made afterward in the management winch eoN7
Ire firm fun control Under proposed reor gaill%d
zion in Septerber the interests were 10 De reap
-,o~tiored Last October. il was asserted the gas
stock was transferred TO Minor an ehipLo|e
-ron-ne ( Co together with the sleeper Roland
equipped with the gas generator FlaIli'iiis, ~
ColF,r said heard several months later 'hat iioi'
who 20 ali intents and purposes heiu 1Ie PIP
cry In trust had executed q bill OF sale OF ever
5+,i-p IN z H Phillips. The plaintiffs also alIege
that they found that A. c Buell. had brousht an
.o.;o7 AGAINST Minor for salary, which was as
missed on an arrangement to turn over the car III
-arfsfarrion Of the claim. ....-o-
The plaintiffs besides applying for 6eSeine
eG
Justice BlaLSa4 IL "a dafendants should not be
E-rsined from selling the stock anG gTalte1 q
PRELIMINARY injunction. Justice OGorrran heai :;
~ ..r--5-T,3er,+ Yesterday and gave two days IN
which - file affdavits and briefs - -. 1870
The attorneys for the detencants stio ia IA .cl-
c4o, IN connection with the transfer OF ule stoCA
efc was taken in order 70 protect me feiIls i
-, oo-o-arv and in the interests OF the pam JIlI
F,,eTI was creditor OF the company TO the SAIeI
% sos 900 and an arrangement was mace Dy az
fJ,a rs~tfes concerned by which the properly anu
r's-ey7+s were to transferred 70 him t-aI ne
,,75oe-+ eef+le IN the most advantageous n,ahlieT
asfb the cou1pary's creditors. To cancer me II
def,1e dnesz the Canadian patents were therefore
Mr. Towne was not inclined 20 tax aoou, M
yesterday without consulting ms cglASsL
Trfga Moore of Minnesota M. To~ne, sald t tile
s-r0f5r+ Involved was less than 5000" ana that the
q Sc was unimpOTtant-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-13
REAL ESTATE NOTES.

DR.. William z. Dler is preparing to improve the
plot 359x115 feet the northwest corner of Tiler
ave and -hundred-and-six ty-second-st. He has
obtained building loan Of ZOO from Isaac Metz
ger.
Lee Schubert is the buyer of Adelphi Hall, Fifty
second-st. and SeVenth-ave.. the sale of which by
Henry Corn was reported Monday. he declares
that he does not intend TO erect q theatre on the
site
Dederick Knabe will improve the triangular plot
at Centre. New Elm and Duane SITS. which he re
Gently bought with tWenty~one story office build
ing for which he is having plans drawn.
William T. Donnelly yesterday retransferreu 10
May Irwin the northwest corner Of Fitty-fourth-
ST. and LeXingtOn-aVe. -
Leo S Bing and Louis N. Jones are the buyers
OF the northeast corner of Broadway and FRANK
Inst which was recently sold by William g
Stewart and others as trustees.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-13
RE4L ESTATE.
Busy Market and Number of In
teresfing Sales.

no one could complain yesterday that the real
estate market was in the dodrums. There were
several items OF especial interest and number of
sales OF properties OF different classes The pro-
posed erection OF a seventeen story office building
On the northeast corner OF Newest and Exchange
race and the leasing OF the new twelve story
hotel to be erected on the site of the old
mouse are referred to elsewhere. IT was reported
yesterday that James A. Hearn & Son had bought
several parcels in the neghborhood of their dry
goods store, IN Thirteenth and Fourteenth SITS with
a view to charging their premises According TO
Inc report they have bought Nos S, 10 and L West
TouFteefth-st-, having frontage of 10 feet, and
nos 10 and i West Thirteenth-st., having front
age OF % feet and negotiating for intervening
properties. Mr. Hearn, yesterday, when asked about
me report, said that he had authorized state
ment REGARDING II and would not discuss i.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-13
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following petitions in bankruptcy We're nleo
Yesterday with the clerk of the United States Dis
trict Court:
7 CHARLES SOLOMON. clothier. No. LAG Third.ave
IabtIities 81 sos assets S25O0. The principal credoTs
are A B. Kirschbaum & Co, Philadepha. $1,000 n, r
TIorscher Fourth-st.. S5s4 ana 11oep
Washeiner No 1871 Broadway 1922 The stock Is est
mated worth $500 and household goods 500 me latter
being exempt. --.--. 1-r~rOp =
An involuntary petition was filed AGAINST NClOK Sss 8:
CADITTJJX by three Credtors-F. NoGel q Co., S4oo'
Herbert Cireenbaum 5000 and Henry Scaal' Ii
so CTadieux is of No. O. west
entbe and has a stock of goods and furniture J.
W HAYES was appointed temporary receiver with oond
NJ SI5 600 The alleged bankrupt is said TO nave mace
statement according the petitioner on FenruaIy 10
Ieet bat ne had a stock of $4,000. but claims 10
owe $50 600 and 10 OF about $4,000 Cadeux
admitted his willingness TO ne aG9uuseu d
stated his inability meet his obligations
An involuntary petition filed Yesterday dElst nc
JITTSON q GOODRICH COMPANY. a New 1orh cor
0ration doing business at No 100 Beek1naI-st ano ~
9s4 Pearst The three pettonng creditors are isaac u
Johnson & Co $500 Manhattan Rubber Aanu1dcLuIr-
ing Company 81 aud Henderson Sherwood & o. s!lu;
The copanv has admitted willingness IN writing 70
be adudged bankrupt and stated Its lnabil!y 70 me-
obligations. Lewis 81 f1asIarn was aPP0ii''-N
Will 81. 500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-13
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

$50 usves OF 20 a Msfhe~ gbee sSn
InoTtgage 7 = W Of 5thave 5o19oi yViii
lam y y 10 to Kate WAY; $40 ooo
LSagon dnne TO S %ag IRWIN mortgage $4,000
Avenue A No las. 9 Tsfeffe 10 John
Terney; mortgage, SIS 800 rms n s OK O'0
$3.50 s6zn es Ok 175ex 8ax IS x , IS TX
ais: Edward White 70 sed Louise 6n "he: Nominal
PARK place, Nc to IS MarTay-st Of 10 8roaS ~ az
e 7sI * Begnh lHa Julia is BifnsS
mon gySv Jonns0 io67 # Of 1e4thst ~ 7z97 Ak
corner 164th-st 100 f 81 VI 81 Amgter
6aaTe 75xsa oeo' sstlst
500 Coo, city Trust Company 10 Thomas Nominal
- Brady; place No 7. n s. 24xl22.e x-x1Oo6
$: Elias Essential 10 !uilus Nominal
Ban 2saF 20 S S. Ssloe = G Nss9a
nortgage sd9S ., o of d&ave. is5xs7e Henry
Battle al executors. to Doninick Ao.a. 1880
s5th-st Nos 1872 and Is4 West o- SoHloo0 jams 5000
ssth-st No - 70 dabriea EngIe and an
other mortgage SIS S 59ioo the trustees of
tcb Presbyterian Church TO Rose Coshiaho 1900
,,s,s and No il East a51oo samuel Williams
and another 10 Aaron hei'ii'.' .....e9.e-. 100
sfSu No 15x5 rie. %i $40
and pi.c. No I. s. 24xl226 x-zilo6
81 Mar wiam p Blackwell 10 Elias Kosentha Nominal
rortgage 81 o 600 =; % ave ia5xe7e
cash ana another. executors to po 'iiH'.A 1900
same property; Henry { fSaiiie C. - Nominal
same: -,a- "a same: a c Nominal
- Scr ss7 s 80 II OF 3Ist-s -
~ o. go 10 Annie NeeIer 10 william O Nominal
same properly william F ps S 70 Nominal
Bouden. trustee mOrt s e Of Lenox-ave 25x
~ -1V,i,ssn smith 70 Aaron "ueo4i4'' 100
rn-,asga s2 GO; o G and ~, We
nor gag 81 y : 1Oie IT Of IexinstoI.ars'
aixi5o5: Ralph schsuer 2nd zs ang'h'f 5000
as5et e iss # q sd-avs 3S 5s seints 1900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-13
IEDERLE cENSURES BACTERIoLOeioi s

Health Commissioner Ernest J. Leoerle' IN -
port made yesterday. publicly oensured Lr. Aiie
cabot the bacteriologist IN charge or the rAOeS
treatment at the city laboratory at East sixteen
6, and East River DR.. Cabot was censureo-
80, oe,,s,,re will be spread OF the minutes OF the
Health Tsoard-for accepting fee for treaphs
na+sent with the Pasteur treatment Whleh coU'
re teen done under the treatment by the cay
DR.. Iederle. in his report said the man q1'. 49,
a. - IT, csbot could accept a fee for the
,.o-t, .e tie work under his depasi, ,t
Effsr the investigation The Board q -. 10 my
which stated IIlzt no 80
icis IN the Department could accept Zee i "A lot
es. n us also found that DR.. Cabot olq no.
evar ssk PERMISSION TO take the case as q Pti'@'S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-13

News Company, to Julia Bellings Park Place,
No 0 to Is; . years: AZ per cent. .....-.-.--..
wittner Joseph. TO the City Mortgage Company
2d-ave w s 4s.1 # of 3d-st; due April 20.
1904; 6 per ceTt-..----.......- ...-.-.
Abbate Dominica and another to Mary Curtis.
22d-st S s. 100 # { Of 2d-ave; years; per
cent
Same to Union Mortgage and Realty COMPANY,
@2d-st S s 1947 II e Of 2d-ave; 8 years; per
cent - god - 3
1O0 # Of 2d-ave; prior mortgages, S53eoo'
wear; per cent. 80. -. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-13
MANS BODY FOUND IN CAB.

The body of William Lamar. thirty years OLD OF
No 1sg Amsterdam-ave.. who had been missing
fror1 home for five days was found yesterday
in a CAB in the stables or the Ohlteo S0a'eS
Oh -,-,rar,x II Seventy third-st- and Anster-
darn-ave where he was employed Lamar had
been dead for some time. and it is believed thaI
his death was due TO natural causes His BODY was
f,s6fz 5ecoTr imposed. but no WOUNDS OF oi ~AS09 Va
an LinS were found IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-13
PREPARE FOR SUMMER HOMES.

A I. Barber has leased Ardsley Towers, his
country seat at ArdsIey-o Hudson, to w w
Fuller. counsel for the American Tobacco Com
pany. for the summer. The agents were WlllIa am
Fl Howl & co. Henry l. Emo. Of this city has
purchased about six acres Of one OF the most De ae
Harbor Ne and will erect a fine dwelling house
there The sale made through the once OF
Victor n Cushman, who is connected in New ork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-13
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

Plans for new buildings have been hed at the
Bureau Of Buildings, Manhattan, as tolIoWs'
2d-ave and 10sth-st, cor for StoTy ok t9tl'
with stores 5oT Zoo, j. srHbecS 4 N $1,000
Canal-st No 40 4l6: Canal st, NO o. &c o.
and aig IS; for l story Ok H.
"a 11x7sx8$,4x1co' B b Johnson o"nei 80. $4,000
-st-aTe No az for a story blk and ten H. win
store, 1s6xss; D Brubacher owner N4tt1s $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-13
Real Estate for Sale or Exchange

E'QUTTY OF $4,000 in MAGNIFICENT five story Amer
IL can basement modern dwelling with elevator, 10
Gated most section of Riverside Drive to ex-
change Lots unencumbered country Property
Plot Of five side of Sherman aV., near
price 1000 each VIII exchange for equity in
one or double fats not too heavily encountered
Desirable Villa located south shore OF Long
stable carriage house, gar
denerIs cottage with $50 Great South
Bay: 1,JO0 main road Exchange equity or
Brooklyn Manhattan income.
Handsome Residence. hardwood trim, located
Broadway. Tarrytown, New York: has all improve
ments also four horses plot 1O0x200; equity
50 coo: will exchange for Lots small Dwelling
T' HENRY F CLINTON. q PARK ROW.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-13
pEcoRDED MORTGAGES.

,,,s elisabeth X LAWYERS Title st Lfsul SUI
ance company ssth-st s. 500 II .. s5s ooc
years e 4a Pai ". as president of American
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-13
JUDGM ENTS.

The following judgments for sums Of over 500
were flied yesterday the first name being that OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-13

r oNG BRANCH, West End. Hollywood and Elberon
4 4 COTTAGES o rent from $500 upwards Apply 10
EMANUEL. 6, CO.. P. O. Building, Long Branch. n J..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-13

For Sale or to Let-COuntry.
|NHOICE COTTAGES FOR RENT. furnished, modern;
L sale. bargain. Box 90. Stamford. delaware
County, n. Y.
TpIVERSIDE CONN-Attractive residence, sale or
h reDr furnished: conveniences; shady lawn;
Garden fruit near depot harbor and yacht CLUB J. L
ATwATER. owner. b5 LLiberty-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-13

E<XETHERE TO LIVE AND DO BUSINESS IN NEW
w YORK" Booklet 1859 and 800 Broadway
or mailed for postage by Suburban Pass. Agt
Erie Rd. /, 139 Broadway, N Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-13
Hotel Strand,

Atlantic City. " J. The Strand Is modern. irs-
proof hotel overlooking the worldfaed Boardwalk ard
ocean centrally located Water Baths. Booking rsp
resentatve. ]. L TRENCHARD. at Hotel Wellington
18th St and Tth Ave. Daily from 10 a NJ 70 p N
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-04-28
"The Venetia cf Canada.

One hundred and forty-five miles
north of Toronto on the Grand Trunk
Railway System and favored by excel
lent transportation service is the gate
way to q perfect scenic fairyiand
known as the Lakes of Bays region.
1t is situated ut an altitude of over
l0cG feet above the sea level, and is
the very spot to invigorate exhausted
physical nature, the purity Of the air
being remarkable.
To spend a two weeks holiday
among such delightful scenery is a
boon long 20 be remembered. The per-
feet |, STIFFNESS. the stiffness every
whore. the majestic landscapes of
rocks. forests and water, stretching in
panoramic beauty, cannot fail to i'm
press the tourist: and in future days,
in visions and dreams, they will come
as an inspiration amid life's busy
scenes when ones thoughts will revert
to the radiant and ceaseless loveliness
of natures lavish hand rs exhibited
everywhere.
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