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Arizona republican., 1903-08-21
CANADIAN STEAMER
Went Ashore With More Than 300 Pas
 Sengers.

Quebec Aug. z0.-Word was received here tonight that the steamer Carolina. which left here yesterday for Saguenay, went ashore at midnight in the latter river. six miles rom Tadousac It is expected that she will float with calm weather.
 There are 317 passengers on board. principally Americans, and although some were landed on rocks in the steamers boat. the majority walked ashore in their night garb and suffered greatly from cold and wind. This morn ing a tug took the passengers to Tad ousac, many of whom being unable to secure clothing were wrapped in rugs and blankets.
Arizona republican., 1903-08-21

Mrs. Subbubs-Henry, Bridget broke three of our very best plates today.
 MT. Subbubs-Heavens. Could any thing possibly be worse.
 Mrs. Subbubs-'Sh, It wasn't as bad as it might be. She immediately hid pleasant and pretend we know nothing about it. 1 think she'll stay.-Ph;ladel- phia Press.
Arizona republican., 1903-08-21
NEW HAMPSHIRE FIRE.

E,pping New Hampshire, Aug. 20 Fire started early today IF d millinery establishment and threatens to destroy the business section and one portion of the residence part of the town. Three blocks have been destroyed and a dog en others are threatened.
Arizona republican., 1903-08-21
GRAINS

Chicago. Aug. 20.-September wheat opened at S0l2o to S07sc, gradually de- clined to .97sc and closed at SO3s sMS01ac.
 September corn closed at 51c. after selling between 5O7sc and 51Bc.
 After ranging between S41s@34Ac and 3iAc, September oats closed at 345sc.
Arizona republican., 1903-08-21
WEATHER TODAY.

Washington. D. c. Aug. 20.-Fore- cast:
 New Mexico: Fair Friday and Sat urday.
 Arizona: Fair Friday except show CTS in north portion. Saturday fair.
Arizona republican., 1903-08-21
BEWARE OF FRAUDs-No AGENTS

1 will sell my shade and ornamental trees for twenty-five per cent less than any other nurseryman can sell them. With all orders until the 18th of Janu- ary, 50 cents worth of trees extra with every dollar purchase. Come and in-. spect my nursery stock. Three-quar- ters of a mile south of Eastlake park
 FRANK WAGNER, Nurseryman
Arizona republican., 1903-08-21
A MEXICAN HUERICAN x r..

Washington, D. C.. Aug. 20.-The state department today received the following cableGram from Samuel Ma gill. United States consul at Tampico, Mexico: strong hurricane here for twelve hours. Much damage to prop erty"
Arizona republican., 1903-08-21
MERELY RUMOR.

RaWson Rounder-I understand that Mrs. Lakeside is going to marry her former husband.
 Grace Gadder-There's nothing in it. She told me herself that she could nev- CT marry that man enough to love him. Puck. =.
Arizona republican., 1903-08-21

Women and girls who have been un- fortunate and are in need of a h and friends can find them by address, ing Crittenton Home, Highland addi- ton, Phoenix, Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1903-08-21
BONDS.

L. g. ref. 2s, reg. and coupon. 1061a 3s. reg. and coupon. 1Oe1z; new Is, reg. and coupon, 134; old Is. reg. and cou- pon. 1O9; 5s, reg. and coupon, 101k.
Arizona republican., 1903-08-21
THE COMMERCIAL WORLD
The Copper Upraise in London not
 Long Continuance.

New York, Aug. 2o.--nere vas more selling of stocks this morning of the same character as that of yesterday and little resistance was offered
Arizona republican., 1903-08-21

For the best rolled barley in town go to the Capitol Mills.
Arizona republican., 1903-08-21
DAME FORTUNE.

They say fortune is q woman and ca pricious. But sometimes she is a good woman. and gives to these who merit George Eliot
Arizona republican., 1903-08-21
NOT so BAD.

Use the old reliable Western Deligh flour. All grocers keep tt.
Arizona republican., 1903-08-21
WE WANT YOUR DUDS

for our suds, and then you will know best.
 LADIES' SHIRT WAISTS AND SKIRTS have that hobby look that re- suits only from PERFECT IRONING, while the finish on our shirts, collars and cuffs is the best that MODERN MACHINERY can turn out A trial will convince you.
 A phone call will bring our wagon.
 Yours for good work and prompt de- livery.
Arizona republican., 1903-08-21

Ask your grocer fer Town Talk flour It is the best.
Arizona republican., 1903-08-21

The crying need of the early morning hour is q latchkey with an electric light on one end of it.-Washington Post
New-York tribune., 1903-05-01
S4O2
BUFFALO CROSsTOWN.
GREENWICH AND JOHNSONNlLLE
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

APE
C-,fosgo Anril 30-There an experience o1
- -,-es+,,er all over the winter wheat oe4t lhls
morning as low as % degrees In Kansas ai1U -,
ing generally over the Middle West hel t'ie p" 80
market closed only 2sd5sc higher ms sin"4i -
=r,o-,se nv the price to a most abnormal weather
z..s .,-ss i,,tar,,reted TO mean that the leadlhs
t,,1 interest here had met the bull news WIN 10
eral sales May opened at nc, sold between 'O@ a."
TIC and closeo at 77i&c, July closed al 60
err and the September at 70]-c sellers Inc laSl
rrices showed go CSC over yesterday Inc pIe1iC
,{o,, was for freezing weather again to-IngHt IA
over the important winter wheat states Inc Eng
lsb cables were fractionally higher antwerp was
NC lower. Paris was irregular. Inc seaOoNN
clea-ances were 555,00o bushels The private eie-
- +,,r-ad out about $1,000 bushels contract
wheat this morning. and there was 2 cargo OF
100 O06 bushels Of wheat in from Duluth- Inc sPe
1s+i,e trade was hard TO follow; but it was the
popular view that there was selling OF May, July
and September by the Armour people II Is e&-
rected that the deliveries May contracts to-Tno-
row viii be light some winter wheat gong Fo-ho'
Il is expected that she Armour shipments OF No
Northern viii soon begin 10 show. Armour aifedoS
has some boats waiting take out the 6VVo oush-
els No / Northern wheat in the Peavey elevator
The corn market Indifferent 10 the oao
weather. Il is taken for granted that II Is 100
early in the season for the corn to be appFe-
ciablv Influenced by cold weather The corn
sn,ures closed &c lower to 3sc higher. the April
and Nav showing the decline. There was scat
tered iiquidation by May holders. Armour was
buyer OF May and seller OF July The May SOLO
al z4ssc and at &c bid and closed at 44sc sellers
July closed at 4sakc sellers The inspection was lO2
cars; the estimate for tomorrow, ls5 cars Cahes
were fractionaly higher Eeaboard clearances were
s5l .cc9 bushels. Shipping sales from here were
10000 bushels
The market had the same sort OF expert
ence the corn--weakness In the May because OF
liquidation, but irmness in the July and Septem-
Der because Of the cold weather. The close was
nc lower TO nc higher. The May left of at 33sc
the July at &c sellers. and the September at 2sc
Receipts were II2 cars; the estimate for to-day
1so Shipping sales were 1900 bushels. but the
Eastern demand is poor
The provision changes were unimportant Pork
closed unchanged for the July and September. but
5Se lower on the May. Lard and ribs closed IN
changed 20 z1zc higher. Hogs SC higher. with
less here than expected At the Western points
there were z5Oco compared with es.ooo last year
TIE hacking West for the week larger than
4ast year sa5Os0 compared with 2s5.0go Stocks
here Increased moderately in lard and ribs for the
month.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-01
Financial Meetings.
WABASH RAILROAD COMPANY.
NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING
Or THE
-OTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN


STOCKHOLDERS AND DEBENTURE BoNDHoLDERs.
pursuance a resolution of the Board OF Directors
adopted on or about The h day OF sanuay ss & tne5e
holders held on TUESDAY the fth day OF May 1903 at the
the Company II the State q ohiol the sth aoor OF
ohio fns s fSe hour ef eieven O'clock at which
meeting the following special matter viii be submitted to
pr9ya or disaPPr9ya 70 lit Tt: or,sr shall h. stbor
lied 70 issue Its couPen o 6en9S @ IN sum nT .n
5o after date and bear interest at rate not ex
seedng I'VE per cent PER an 9uc m st sg the PoaGd Of
Directors shall designate said bonds TO he issued from
time the Board Of Directors shall by resolu-
ton approve but only for The purpose OF
acquiring additional and ADEQUATE terminal erounos aae
Louis Kansas City. Missouri Chicago and Quincy IN
land other pon' the stockholders and dehenre
bondholders may at sad meeting 0seeo s beIses
other improvements and facilities as may De
The company II being said bonds shall
he secgred by first or puroha5s MONEY 6n fsces
improvements and that such mortgage or deed o,
certified for amounts equal 10 the cost OF
the grounds and property 20 acaqrG M ot cessary to
discharge any mortgage other hen subject 70 Wncn
s,eh gunds and properties SO acquired conveyed
to the trustee or trustees in sich mo norggg fe s eouai
first mortgage security the payment Of all said bond
+ gI1 e or deed of trust said trustees shall hold
said property in trust Railroad Company:
Of Directors NAV direct and approve. . ., .,
and Debenture Mortgage transfer BOOKS ,ao9 o.
the company viii close on SATURDAY ATt Nav
at tweiys 56. oci9ck c, n9on and reopen "eohsSoA'
SIXTH 1So' rt5F r. zen 70 % Z RSI1RoAD COMPANY
BY JOSEPH RAMSEY. JR.. President
esG5sf Gould, EasaE T7asaE ( ( Ws5lss Msnts4x
John T Terry Russell Sage.
p 7bones Ss s ~ iogs' TIsShhsrd Joseph Ramsey. Jr
James Hazen Hyde, Edwin Gould, .
Winslow s. Pierce, bIeeI
New-York tribune., 1903-05-01
Notice of Summons.
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

- yOPK-Giles c. Mcneil. VS.. Mary I. Meineli Au
Individually and admin lstrarrix OF
the Goods Chattes and Credits or Nina A os Ia Iou
naIle Deceased Metropolitan Trust Company as Ac-
OF Goods Chatels and CTedltS OF MIA
de- Ia Tournee, Deceased: Jean A A Leroy Baron
5e Ia Tournelle. Augustus n. Hand as Anciiary A9-
with the VIII Annexed Of the Goods Chsttets
Delaney MeineH Nicorrltesse
Margerite Marie Odette dAvenel Maria A
S=estor Caroline Converse Elizabeth n Liv1ngstons
T+srry NJ deineu (unTarried). Marie " HeIilstrseIs
Mia 2 Nieiuell John 3. Menen Mabel Burns MenelL
Isea Nelson CederhOlrn Meine alias Bessie Nuttins
11ire n Mcneil. Julia ". Sparks. May NJ Holden Mary
Tinberr individually and ExecUtrix and trustee OF
Tie last VIII Testament OF George MeinelL pc
T3esse L J. Ingraharn Nadine Irgraharn Frances
f!- his wife: The Weber Piano Company Victor Giant
15So-ee w Thompson. Samuel Miller. Isaac 81 Wttkoski
TE0I9as J. Nolan Edward J. Leonard. individually ana
Partner Of Fifth avenue Carpet CON-
Ire Above Named Defendants: You hereby sum
TO amended complaint in this action
ana 10 serve copy Of answer on the platrtins
tt69ev within twenty after service Of this
vor failure appear answer, Judgment viii oe taken
sgairsf YOU by for the relief demanded IN the
amended complaint. Trial 70 he held in the County of
York
r-TVIN- SCOTT Plaintiffs Attorney. Once and Post
e. oF1cs address SpringvilIe. Erie County y. Y.
To Augusta MeineII. Jean A a Leroy Baron de "a
To1IrneIIe Rene Marie L Georges Vicousts AveneL
TrIia NJ Sharks. May NJ. Holden. Frances VI. Horn.
IsfIra ~ Eddy Charles Ed5y Charlotte L Eddy:
The foregoing amended summons Is served upon you oy
70 order OF Hon Samuel Green
sfiTrioGs and complaint in once OF
County OF New York ths' day.
EDWIN A. SCOTT Pialnt'f's Attorney, Once and Post
Office address. springviIIe. Erie County. N T.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-01

- YoRK-GNes @. Nenen. Augusta U. nsreu.
To5vi1ually Administrative Of the Goods Chat-
tss ana Credits a ce la TouTnelie. Deceased;
TetrSpoltan Trust Company Adrnintstrato- OF tbs
T1Sceased Jean a a LeRoy Baron de IA Tournslie.
An1gisr1s n Hand AucliaTy Administrator with the
VII Annexed OF the Goods Chattes and Credits OK
80 IarA Delaney Meinen yicomtesse dAvenel De-
Ierit sfs-fe Odette Avenei Maria A Geston. Caro-
f,rs Converse, Elizabeth D.. LivtrEstoE- harry ~
1TJ,aJI rfed) Marie d. Hemstreet. Juia r.
s4irI inhn B. Meinsu. Mabel Burns MeineiL Bengta
lI Mel.s1i Seds-hcn MelneI1 Bessie Nutting. Olive
~ sFefnsu Julia Ri Sparks. May n Holden. Mary
= Tirherr Individually and as Executrtx and Trustees
- al VIII and Testament Of George ]. Menel.
psceased Bessie L J Ingrahs5n. Sadlne InsrahaIn
fta-e.fs L EDDY wife. Thomas J. Nolan. Edward
ao1s rd Individually and as Sole surviving Partner
l1Jstb Avenue Carpet Company l. Crtst Delrucn nicos
qoFFa-fru N5ncauIt The Farmers Bank % Spring
viz r. Above Named Defendants: You hereby
,-o-,c,sd 70 answer the amended complaint In this
.tta - Z, serve OF your the
aCti1a an ttcrney within twenty days after service
q 80 ~ vo<Ir failure appear Judgment
=. , faEen against you by default for the relief
SIarJsd in the amended complaint Trial 20 be held
III County 81 New aoFA
r,TyrTN SCOTT Plaintiffs Attorney. Orfce and Post
IL -. ass-ess So vile. Erie County y.
- Augusta u Netren. Jean A. A Leroy Baron ds
= Tor-nsiIe Marie L Georges vcomte cAvenei.
Y-1s sDarks. May NJ Holden. Frances IL Horn.
1,.a E,d5v Charles EDDY CharIotts L EDDY:
Shs foregoing amended summons Is served oy
rnbcston pursuant 20 an order OF Hon Samuel Green
,ons ana complaint the once OF Clerk ef the
New York that day
SCOTT Plaintiffs Attorney. Once and Post
once addrer. sprsngvle Erie County N
New-York tribune., 1903-05-01
Coupons Maturing May l, lsO3.
Payable at the Office OF
n. w. HARRIS s co.

Baker Co Ore School District No g. School Building.
Big Stone Co. Nina. Refundng e,,
Cedar Rapids Electric Light Power Co. lst MOTT
cackaas Co Ore. School District No B. School Builo
Crystal Fails. Mich. Refund!ng. -. ,,o-.-.-.
Ipes Noues Ia, city r. r. Co. Consolidated mortgage
Durango, Colo, Tetunding Water
East Portland, Ore. Water and Light
Evanston, HIS. School Refundi9S. .,. ,,,5
Fergus Falls Mimi Independent School District Refund
GleT Township South Oak. school.
Hawthorne Ills School Building
Independence. Ia. Electric Light
ithaca. Mich. Water.
Jefersonville. Ind; Refunding.
Jerseyvie Ills, Refunding.
Logan. Utah, School Building.
I.oeansport. IND. Refunding-
Macon, Mo, Sewer.
Menominee. Mich Sewer and Paving Street improve
New Whatcom. Wash. Funding. 49,, . .-zm
Norfolk va Appropriation, Bond Series IA ana D
Norfolk Va @ Ftefundpg 3sos, r,-,,ga
Peansyivania & Mahoning Valley Ry. Co list Mortgage
Tuissii Co. md. Court
T2oane Co. Tenn, Funding
t,a Rochester, sr 'n9;: 9;;-,g;t,s M9seF " 0FkS'
Sait LAKE Co Utah. School District No. 2a
Sautn Bend Ind. Fuel Gas Co 1st Mtge; GoIa;
Stevens Co. Wash School District No . "olu
rouca. lis Water Works.
whatcom Co, Wash @Funding @ 1904, G4Idc No Q opalouse)
Yan1hin Co Ore school District No. 30, Funding tNo-
8Iinnville)- -~oxn
Lawrence Co.. his sc111l ,c,c nisTTiet ,ITI NO =
Menasha. wis High scEaSl Rullding
FIFTEENTH
Britt Ia Water Works.
Nenasha Wis. Bride
-e--'''' EIGHTEENTH. rr,.-.,,,n
Wash %
New-York tribune., 1903-05-01
cEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED

- az the ofca Of Light House Engreer T9TnP- 9np
kinsville N Y, until one m nurse tg,.I s15
Iabor necessary for completion enG erection o. az
c house ~ The General Light House Depot
ve \ y accordance with - 9nay ~
which uYfb blank proposals and otner
he IA ,nan apnIcation 10 Mai WILLIAM T hoSsEi@i-
y ( Fsngineer Thrd Light House DIsuici
New-York tribune., 1903-05-01
THE ALBEMARLE,

VIRGINIA AVE. NEAR BEACH ATLANTIC CITY
n. J.
Throughout the Spring Sea5cn. this elegant uodsra
hotel throughout. will make special terms OF -,
$40, s12 weekly So and daily, Tor superior sc
nro6ations 100 large sunny front rooms private oatns
100 f. parOrs orchestral elevator ser
vice. metal beds and excs2IlonaIy go
s-1T~ife1 49, J. P COPE.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-01
Foreclosure Sales.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY

~ o, New York-Thomas @. Carroll and MARY A.
Carroll plaintiffs against Tnomas G. faTT0n ASEs.n ~
udgTsnt Of peT5Ena and sofos sa . Gn
the referee IN said Judgment named viii sell al Puple
auction the Exchange Salesroom. NO lSI Srosa"ay.
I4th day May 1903 at II O'Clock noon on that day
by Peter E Meyer anctonser me premises premise ar soi7os. w
All that certain piece OF parcel OF Land suste yns aIc
s9d b6nndej and described as follows: Beginning
point on the westerly side OF Broadway about sixty
three (s3) feet and 20 inches southery from tas
OF York with westerly side OF West BroaoWAS
f Rfd FqnF york sres esH' hTee 5s feet %
thence southsrly and parallel or GeaT,y y 50 nsns
eastey parallel nearly with YORK. street forty
(49l feet and eleven d1l inches % the westsTy
side OF West Broadway and thence sortaery zong ns
westerly West Broadway orty-three i feet els
ven Q1 point place OF oesinning be tbs
other lot piece or parcel sitate and being
in said City Borough the souherly side Of York
ten C1o in York Street bounded and containing fol-
lows Bsgnnns at point % On the ths SAD s1uias[y @ ws.:
broadway: running thence souhery and parallel with
Broadway nearly about eighty SD tset
with Broadway about twenyhree C2 feet three CD
inches: thence at right angles with YORK stree
osraIei vita Yor street Twelve z inch .
less; thence again northery nearly parallel wn
Broadway fifty @ feet three inches 90 70 f9TS
Street and thence easer along York Street thirty SV
feet eight ard onhalf ) inches to the point or Pass
beginning be the said several drenslors more or
And sppurrenances thereunto belonging or In any
pated New York April 21st 1908.
GEORGE GORDON BATTLE, Referss
E e Roro1rb on A5 Of Manhatts1. City Of New YORK
HILL. sTURCHE & ANDREWS, Attorneys tor Defend-
ants 81 L,2erty " rsTis "a Iitsn, for infant
defendants 6s William St, Manhattan. y. Y City.
The following diagram Of the propersy 70 9 Sd
274 west Broadway. and 10 YorA Street. respectively
New-York tribune., 1903-05-01
CorFRNnRs ISLAND. \. Y, APRIL %.

VI ,ooa ssal.d proposals In trfplIcate will be re-
os,ss bST. until II a m, May a. 1So5 fo5 insaiins
Iab,ire sucances Governors Island incinclng
epI for Current from Brooklyn transformer plant eal
buildings. T. ; reserves right 20
eject any bids. Information iurised on - app,
proposals sh.'Id
.ronosaIg Tor Lighting System. addressed l. NORMAN
n
New-York tribune., 1903-05-01

- posals for Building VIII be received az tho
Wards Navy Department Ndsfhhg-
1903 and then ana tlsfe pun-
iirIv ouened constructing dne..ofy stse toass
bniiang gt the Navy Yard. Norfolk. va APp9l.lhl1pn
s27 300 Plans and specifications can Dc sesh ms - t ~
,eau or will be furnished by the ConliIAlsaht OF the
navy ward named MoRpDcAI I. ENDICoTT' Cnief OF
Bureau April D. ISOs~
New-York tribune., 1903-05-01
DiUidend Notices.
winsow. Lanier & Co., II Nassau ST.. N. Y. City.

THE INTEREST AND DIVIDENDS ON THE FOL-
LOWING BONDS AND STOCKS ARE PAYABLE At
CUR BANKING-HOUSE ON AND AFTER MAY 1sT,
1903.
American Cotton &C. zizs.
Cleveland & Pittsburgh Railroad Co. 35ss
Cambridge City. Indiana.
Connersville. Indiana
Greenfield. Indiana.
Grant Co. Indiana Grave Road 6x.
Harrison Co. Indiana
Marion. Indiana School 6s.
Pitts, TT Wayne 6 Chic Ry Co. 1st & % htse 's
Portsmouth. Ohio
Rushville. Indiana Water IS.
Stark Co. Ind. Court House IS
=.
~ May Is.
Columbia City, Ind Water 6s.
Dearborn Co. Ind, Funding 5s
Noblesville. Indiana.
owen County. Indiana
Posev Gravel Roads
stark County Gravel Road Bond
May 21.
Marion Co Indiana 3Iked.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-01
Hotel Strand,

Atlantic N J. Strand Is modern ire
proof hotel overlooking the wordfared Boardwalk and
centrally Water Baths booking rep
-esentative. J. L. TTtENCHARD. at Hotel Wellington
55th St. and 7th Ave Daily from 10 A M to r ID
New-York tribune., 1903-05-01

OFFICE OF
AMAIGAMATED COPPER COt
So Broadway. New York. April 23th isuS. -
is that the stock certificate uens
FER books of the Company will be closed on Saturoay
May 9Th 1903 IL O'Clock noon for the purposes OF
4ha annual meeting Company, TO be held June lst
Ia03 and that books will be reopened on IuesoaS
Iune Cd 1903. 10 o'clock 4. NJ o.-
~ ~ WIN. G. ROCKEFELLER. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-01
Board and Rooms.

:. as PARK-AvE.-Large room and hall room; table
Il. snc xttsndAres nrss class rsfsrsneA
New-York tribune., 1903-05-01
Financial Meetings.

,rHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
HOLDERS OF Locornone CO. g RarepoTt 81 Conn
be ESa a. Mag g. 1903 at II a m
on InesoAs 4ANS - = F. HAVEMEfEfI secretary.
-..TkDA SOUTHERN RAILWAATn, 20 20 r,ox,
,y,rIu- STp XSFER BOOKS or THIS GUM
pauy viii be closed y 2 e8s6 s9sa ng1n Esnea on sasaIfag ss
May "a lses general meeting Of the sharenoders
be heie June % He~ CHARLES F. cox Treasurer
day June 4th
New-York tribune., 1903-05-01
Proposals.
. s ARMY. ROOM >,

ENGINEER OFFICE, q. s ARMY, ROOM :,
Custom House. Norfolk Va, April q. lS1o.LseaIea
proposals furnishing and delivering piles lumber
Tolls nuts washers. nails ard spikes at Fort Monroe
Va will be i2 May d. 1893. ana
publicly opened Information furnished appica-
New-York tribune., 1903-05-01
Summer Resort Guides.
Health and Pleasure
during tbs hot summer Be had ss uodsrats cost
IN THE MOUNTAINS

o-zux. Sullivan Delaware Counties. n T.
o., the New YORK Ontario & Western Railway Physt-
clans heartily this region oc great uas
uraI beauty and absolute heslthfuness %" fset aoV~
tn. sea- with Pure Air. Pure Water. Pure MIX No
Malaria or Mosquitoes three hours rce RON
New York Send for postage TO tbs undsrstsnec-
free Al Offices below the sCPkhNbL1k IL
IIJsTRATED BOOK. SUMNER HOMES OF zoo pages
II gives list os 9O0 Hotels Farm and Boarding
Houses with their location OF board facilities AZ
fractions. &C - 49, -. -....-s
riu sold a 425 Broadway loO+ Broa1way an1
EfvnE opportunity personally
summer home enjoying days nsaing N snAs
ret1ring u1 70 Aoa1e$s
'uns me KEW YORK: al 1s5 49, 49, Is4 1870 Bose-
vsv. Park Place: PSI Av.; 2+5 CouInous Az: -
ESsr i25th St: 273 125th ST. to- Ot1 ANs uSHss
aSrc,s Frauklin and 42d 81 Ferries 80 49, 80.
IN BROOKLYN: Court ST. $50 tai'on * ST' S10A0~
way: Eagle ONCE . AS-0EpSo>r
General Passenger Agent. 56 Beaver St. n 4 .
New-York tribune., 1903-05-01

west BrOatWay
The above prer,fses will be sold free and ciear OF al
ncurbrances excepting leases covering all te premises
expiring May 1st 1904
Dated, New York. April 21st, 1903
GEORGE GORDON BATTLE Refe-ee
New-York tribune., 1903-05-01
Proposals.
PfOpOSuJS.
nROpOSAIS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES

Department Of the Interior. once Of Indian A5adTs
,nSoseS proposals for blankets woolen aIG So,on ~.
r,+hrr etc as the may be, ana directed 70
sooos ~ indian Affairs Nos ll92l wooster
street New York city. will be received Until eoeT ,a p an
Se-yire biankets woolen and cotton goods eothas no
- cans Bids made out on Govern
.nenf blanks Schedules giving all necessary mo I
he furnished application 10 the IoI
10. XSosbino1on d c.; L s. Indian warehouses;
GIaf2i wooster street New York CITY Zoo-ot nobah
1I s,-eet chicago Ill: SIS Howard street or1ehs
S-aT 500 south seventh street 81 Louis MO; me Io-
~ STbsIstence L. s. A, ct CHEYENNE NO.
and St paul Mimi the QuarterrnaseF =: . a. r1snS
Sioux City. Iucscn
hra - Tsco and Manufacturers and FRO
SgCe-s' Association Of California San Francisco CA
I,is i he orened at hour and days above stated
and bidders are invited to be present al me 1pes rs,
Iolnt 81 delivery ard reject and al blds' or any
MD w A JONES. Commissioner
New-York tribune., 1903-05-01
OlID DOMlNlDRg l0NEs

DAILY
Old Point Comfort. Norfolk. Portsncuth. Primers
Richmond Virginia Beach, Washington. D. c.. and entire
South West. -
Freight Passenger steamers sail from Pier Is. N
E., foot Beach St, every day p. III
II. q. WALKER, VIcA-Presi6ent & Traffic Manager
New-York tribune., 1903-05-01

INDIAN NECK CRAWFORD CONN
Al tne widest part Long Island sound ms most
the coast Particularly ae-
siFasIs families Rooms with private baths ooir
$3.50, sc-a-a-sossSes S9s Sens f0r Booklet
". A. BRYAN. Manager.
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