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New-York tribune., 1903-02-13
READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL X. X
Liberty Strees south Ferry 0ins from South
Ferry i've minutes earlterl
EAsToN, BETHLEHEM. ALLENToWN, Lent. wv, AND '1S
a NJ. 10. 20. 500 g - Easton only> P NJ sun
wILkEsBARRE AND SCRANToN-Ztoo 80
NJ Sundays. "A . A VI. lOo =
IAKFwOOD. LAKEaURsT. TONS RIVER AND
BARNEGAT-z4.Oc CO. $40 A. NJ. 1-3o CS.4 4-10 Lake
wood ana Lakehurst only) 500 (15 so Lakewood only1
?. NJ sundays. 1000 A. VI.
ATLANTIC CITH-t9-40 A. NJ. $40 z. ~
VINEIlAND sND BRIDGETOS-tz4oo A NJ. t1Ss
LONG BRANCH. AsBTRY PARK. oGEAN
GROVE. POINT PLEASANT AND sEAsh0h,FEs
POINTS, $50 II. 80 A NJ. AS. $50 $50 = NJ
SUNDAYS except Ocean Grove 400 A. ~. 400 P NJ
PEIIADELPHIA READISG TERM1NALl--zs4-S 80
WOO $500 20 90. no 90 t11.oo a. NJ: tt2 'io"'
$50 ~ 90. 400 $500. 1900 tIS0. s9oo e Ne
sl2i5 Ndt- - go ..o "a
.U % 4 NJ 100 ts340 $500. 200. ts-2S ?. M.
RE.lnyNG HsRRrsBuRG. PoTTsvILLE AND
WILIIAMsPORT-t4.0o 425. $500. Hf9.t0 GoIrh
100 a. NJ Reading only). llsI0o. 120 T2D T: ~
Reading. Pottsviils and Harrisburg only fA0o' ro"
p
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RAMBWRG-AMERlGAN AM B LINE.

GOT TWO WEEKS
and the money for holiday? Yes Here's
what YOU want You can make a capital trip
10 Florida by the excellent steamers OF the
CLYDE LINE
and ct your pleasure can extend YOUR tour to
HAVANA. with all it's quaint attractions The
price conditions and management of these Tours.
which leave frequently. you will find ALI. RIGHT.
II interested send for programme. Should you
prefer to go IT alone remember we have all the
tickets you possibly require and at loves,
rates.
THOS. COOK & son,
OFFICIAL. TICKET AGENTS FOR THE BAL
TIMORE & OHIO. CANADIAN PACIFIC. ERIE,
IIEHIGH VALLEY NEW YORK CENTRAL.
AND PENNSYLVANIA RAILROADS. AND ALL
THEIR CONNECTIONS. PULLMAN RESER-
NATI0NS FOR ANY LINE.
THE NEW YORK OFFICES:
261 'uav, cor Warren. Phone 4631 Cort dt.
11s5 Bway cor. % St Phone 1895 Mad 81.
Boston. Philadelphia, Chicago, Etc.
INDIVIDUAL. TICKETS EVERYWHERE.
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Railroa6s.
PENNSYLVANIA

DENNSIlvANlA
u RAILROAD.
STATIONS FOOT OF WEST TWENTY THIRD STREET
AND DEsBRoSsES AND CoRTLANDT STREETS.
xEThe leaving time from Desbrosses ana
.oruandt Streets is five minutes later ina u.
mat given below for Twenty-third S'ree'
station, except where otherwise noted.
New @!tHl'sa York . - @ Car
to Fs FfafG No GGsshss to and
eSs NJ PESNs4EvANfh IfMiTED pullman
on FP eRissgo o'ns Cleveland foedo. Detroit
iaSS5' isaS9 fSlsyIs Lo9ls
esss ehiGsao St sEf Leas Sen nins
och cneana d. ET 5o Is 81 nou rSnr
SaE,o Gar, For welch. Va via shenandoah Valley
oS5 P. NJ. WESTERN ExPREss.-For Chicago For
PAsiF1c s9ss rl,ssssrs x,.a a.a
sfR cScSMhna .nS ciaeana E
WASHINGTON AND THE soUTH-
% snt S Issi. @ HS % S 20 70 ennr nha Ga
M i2 9S GO dining 10 ana q, fofaH6f Psr6f
and nd 3RPs 1d caTs @ 2 Dining Gsr "a s 3 nias gnaas S 3
SIS bais io55 DnInF nj T. 100 . n,@s s1s
f 6nnr e2, 3pa6s c5 3 nns hli FeGi ca I
soPTHERS Pnng San R.iw = = 3 sy m l21o might 1910
night daily. The southefn's palm Iimised" " L? 80
M CDesNrcsses and Cortandt Streets Il 40 p fn-'
ATLANTIC COAST L1NE.-Express s55 a. m and %
m. daily; .'FIorida Special. 2lo D. m (DesoroSSeS
sRs and cpTtI5ns m at N e M wsses p M
weekdays. M4l I21O.ught daily. 'Seaboard tfoFldA
Limited 1Z55 p. M daily. .,A,.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAII.WAT--For MemPhiS
cAPEARE ffa HfSRfle1n' oSi5 g RAIhwa45 III aay H. week
days and ass daily
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NORFoLK--7.55 A. m
Meek-days and $50 p daily. ,. .-.
Sundays. I.5J d. Through Vestibuled Trains bntet
Parlor Cars and Standard Coaches on weekdays
or Smoking Car. Parior Cars Dining Car anu Stahdaru
Coaches Sundays
CAPE MAT.-I255 .. IN
For points New York and Long Branch Railroad r9n
West Twenty third Street Sta!ionl. 500 a. m 10 ~
80 40. and II 25 D. week-days SunesSs.
m 40 pm from Desbrosses and Cortlandt Strse,s1
200 a. m: l. 90 $40 5.1o and 1f30 M Weekdays
Sundays. a4J a m. 5. 10 D. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
$40 (Desbrosses Cortandt Streets. 62O rs, COY
SO S5J, p l955 Penna Limited 1910 tl1esorSsse
and Cortandt Streets 20D Dining carr. 100 tDin
ing Carr. Ii 80 125J Dining Can. lS3 1Dins
30 t)nlpS Carr, sos %. - Dining carr 30 tI'lt-
ing Can: BOO dining Carr. T5j. S25 500 20 p, u'
u 10 night Sundays 610 155 dining car no eeashesi
1876 Dining Car. 155 Dining 3 cs Dining carr
800 . dining larl 45J Dining Carr o.90 tIlnlns
Tieket Offices Nos 46l 1884 III and 261 Broadway ~
Fifth Avenue CbeIow 23d ST.: 263 Fifth Avenue corner
29th ST.; Astor House; West Twenty-thtTd street
Station and stations DesbrosSes and Cortlandt
Streets: Court Street. $50 Fulton Street Ss Broadway
Jersey City Transfer Company viii call
for and check baggage from hotels and residences
through to destination.
Telephone f4 Eighteenth Street, for Pennsylvania Rail-
road Cab Service.
". w ATTERBURY. J. r WOOD.
Manager. Passenger Agent.
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New York Central Route
BETWEEN
NEW YORK. BOSTON
AND NEW ENGLAN0

BOSTON AND ALBANY RAILROAD
tSew York Central Hudson River r n. LesseeJ
Trains Station Fourth Avenue s14
AID Street. New York, follows:
f900 A. n. 1t2O0 "400 P NJ. I'll 10 p " sr-
rive Boston $50 P NJ so P NJ. TOGO P. n. AS A "
Leave Boston f9.OO A. NJ f12.G0 noon. 400 F. Ms
'I1.00 p N. arrive New York 3 so p NJ. 40 p NJ
1000 P. NJ, 4
Tickets ticket offices. 4l5 and zig
Broadway Grand Central Station
a. H. SMITH, GEORGE II. DANIELS,
General Superintendent. General Passenger Agent
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Gehorl Aqeneies.

. MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
~ GoVernssseA-
etc. to COLLEGES. schools aud Families Apply 70
Ms. 49, ]. YOuNG-FULTOS. g Union Square.
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yIRGINIA-CAR0LENaC CHEMICAL co.
Richmond. Va. Feb 10. 1909.
rrTIE BOARD or DIRECTORS HAVE THIS

day declared a dividend of ONE And ONE OF Al
-rt, ,f1.f, PER CENT Of this
-aTnnanv ,avabe Mch. 1893. when checks viii be
,atis a. nj stockholders OF the Dusi-
n%ss Fet att The for the transfer OF Common
stock viii 10 closed from Feb. .ls TO FEB 2sth fboth
dsH. tneiudsd.s s. ". TRAVERS Treasurer.
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WEST SHORE
RAILROAD.

New York Central & Hudson River K E-t Lsseee
Trains leave Franklin St ion. Nv York. as toi~
lows, foot Of West 4ed St. N r.
@7.10 A. M.--For intermediate POINTS to Albany.
III. 20 A. Nd Saratoga ard Mohawk Express
LOO p. M.-Chfcago Express. b.
s225 P M.-Cont. Lin for Detroit chi & s. Loi,,s
p. MD Hudson River points and Albany
~6.eG P, M.-For Roeh.. Buffalo. Clsveld & ChicaEo-
2. N.-For Roch.. Buffalo, Detroit and Louts
2. NJ Syra.. Rlch Niagara Fails pet- & chi
-DaiIy. +Daly except SUNDAY Leaves Brooklyn Annex
D at fIO.45 \ NJ 80 at T2.45 p. NJ Leaves Jersey
city p r r sta. Q) at iII.2O A. NJ. 90 tc.S:, P, ~
Time tables principal and Offices. BaGsaGs
checked hotel residence BY WsstcotJ EXpress
"A. II. SMITH c. 2. LAMBERT
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11ubiic Noilfes.

---~-~~----~------s
SUPREME COURT. APPELLATE DlNlS-
ION First Department.-In the matter OF the
for the appointment OF three
commissioners determine and report whether alroaa
persons property ought to be constructed and oper
PiJBIJC- NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant
to the provisions Of Chapter of the Laws OF 1891. as
amended. undersigned Pennsylvania New YORK ana
Long Island Company will apply TO ths APPEL
York for First Jud1cis; Department. at Term
orC of Manhattan Friday the 18th day Of February
i953 at one o'clock in the afternoon that day. or
soon thereafter as counsel the appoint
ent "I dets,n term and rsHrt aer due nearing whether
railroad or railroads in the conveysncs
e6nsteie9 and operated The papers upon which
sforesaid application win be petition OF the
said Pennsylvania New York md Long Island Railroad
Company dated January % 1908 and the ahdayits and
ied IN the Clerk y the said Appellate Dyis
about that day. and in addition & JneIso & IN
ether papers as s12I r De presented 10 'hs S''
dscrptIon Of the r9ute and general plan
papers fled aforesaid with the said Clerk Of the Ap
peate Division. The following ia brief ana s9osSsn sf
haitian From Hudson River to the East River.
through s1s and 81 Streets and from Ninth Avenue 70
Tne object OF aforesaid application Is 20 obtain the
appointment commissioners who shall determine aI,S
railroad or ought to be eensructet and ope
ated and report che evidence taken TO said appel
ton which report If in the construction and
operation railroad railroads tas this CON- n
said Court be taken in Of the property
along of the said raEcsd or Tsic''da
PENNSYLVANIA. EMS? isS t%SIIk YEW YoRK AND LONG
ISLAND RALRoAP n SoMPANf'
ROBERT ii. GRoFF. Secretary
r------- =, ,Dx.v - noStat
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CxrursIoHs
THE MARDI GRAS
SPECIAL NOTICE.

The steamer Mn city will leave St. Louis fe6 fIth
u N for New Orleans La. taking passengers To-
New Orleans and return s. Louis. including meals
berth while New Orleans.
a. the total cost $50. Boat viii lie New Orleans
our days stop at cairo. H.. Memphis. Tenn Nicis-
bur< Miss. Na,chez Miss; and Baton kouss both way =
circumstances faFttes
desiring furtheT Information reservation or Stateroor
write or II. ". BROlASkI. Po@ Fullerton Bids--
St Louis NO,
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ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.

THE BOARD OF MANAGERS HAVE THIS
dsy declared dividend OF per share
of needed In the con
duct business nayabe March 10th. TO share-
bolfers the close of business February
.rh 1908 BASIL W. ROWE. Treasurer
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MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.
STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Frederic H Hatch. No. 80 Brosd-sto
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A MEXICAN LINE.

a MEKIUAN LINZ.
"A NEW-YORk-SoUTTfAMP AMPTON-IONDON.
FINLAND Feb IL 10 a. m. ST Paul. Feb. ..
FhiiadelphIa Feb I9 10 n. Philadelphia. Mar H. a. m
pED STAR LINE.
IS NEW-YORK-ANTWERP--P
FINLAND Feb. IA. 10 a. m. Kroonland Feb. 2s 10 m
II-naarjand Feb 81 a. m Iceland Mar. T. 10 a. m
Piers Il and f5 ~ r. Office. 7S Broadway. N.
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XXyANTED FOR s. ARMY able o9disd uSHarIsdd u, neisd
w Ipen Of 81 and S5;~citzens or Cnteo
States II good character and temperate hab who can
speak read write English. For in1oTmauon spPlS
Third IOo Sixth ave. ~ 80
ora Brooklyn N Y
New-York tribune., 1903-02-13

OFFICE or THE BARNEY & SMITH CAR coMPANY.
Dayton. Ohio February 10Th. 1905
DIVIDEND OF TWO PER CENT HAS
been declared on Preferred Stock Of this Com
pany payable March 3D. 1908. Checks New York VIII
transfer books viii close February 10th and
March 3d 1903 J. +. KIEFARER.
Secy and Treas
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CANADIAN PACIFIC WAY.

INTENDED STEAMSHIP SAILINGS FROM V.ANCOC-
YER. FOR JAPAN. CHINA AND PHILIPPINE
ISLANDS.
Emp. Of China. 23 Emp. Japan April 13
India .Ach G r. Nj. s. Athenian APR 20
r. NJ. s. Tartar. .Mch 30 Emp. of China. May
IIAWAHAN-FIJI ISLANDS AND AUSTRALIA
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DED I'D" LINE.
CUNARD LINE.

~ TO LIvERPooI. VIA QUEENsIoWN.
IvernIa Feb IA, A. NJ. Csmpania. Mar Z. II A.
,trania -. Feb 81 Noon Umbria. Mar. Il. A. NJ
F:truria . FEB. 2s. 6 A. IveInla. Mar 81 IL A. N
i'i VERNON II. BROWN & CO, Gen. Agents.
90 BROADWAY. KEW YORK.
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WHITE STAR LINE.

WHITE STAR LINE.
a. ,.Eyy-YORK-QUEENSTON
Feb. 1S noon Oceanic. Mar H. p m.
Sedrir Feb -. 4 T. m. Ciermanic - Mar: Is noon
SoIttc Mar $40 a m. Cedric. Mar. % 2. m
pier 4s North River Office Broadway.
ct A vELOCE"-Fast italian Line.
Il Sailing every TUESDAY 70 Naples. Genoa
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1903-01-03
A Good Fellow.

Fifteen years ago, says the st. Peter
Herald, Doctor A. a. Ames came near
being elected governor of Minnesota,
because he was good fellow. For
years prior to that he had been elected
mayor Of Minneapolis because he was
Il good fellow. Later he lost his
practice, had his home broken up, and
became financial wreck, because he
was a good fellow. Then he left the
Democratic party and was elected
mayor of Minneapolis again by the Re
publicans not because he was the best
man for the place but because he was
IL member of the party and good fcl-
low. The governor Of the state made
him a General on his staff for good
fellowship. During all these years he
was Il moral degenerate who had no
business in the society Of decent pco-
pie. Everybody knew his failings.
they knew of his vices. But they had
not been legally exposed. Now Il
sets but several crops Of wild oats
is fugitive from justice. Houndel
by detectives and officers of the law,
the old wreck is in hiding that he may
not be tried for his offenses against the
law, and none Of his fair weather
friends are breaking their necks to get
him out of trouble The governor who
made him General knew him as we'll
then as now, but the action of the
grand jury changed the aspect. The
whole situation is a satire on our
present political system. 1t proves,
too, that true merit and honest worth
do not count for much and proves
too that dishonesty in politics and the
practice of the worst forms Of vice
are not bad until you get caught in
the drag net of the grand jury. Justice
may not be totally blind but she winks
too much. ...
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1903-01-03
When M. Kant hnd received re.

When Mr.. Kent had received re-
ports from his brokers, and tele-
graphic advices from Boston, Chicago
and Baltimore, he found that he had
sold $4,000 shares of Sugar and that
all of his other commissions had
been executed. He had accomplished
one of the phenomenal changes of
position for which he was famous and
dreaded. In hundred Offices his
name was mentioned, coupled with
expressions which would not warrant
reproduction on these pages. He qui-
city talked the situation over with
his lieutenants, instructed them to
"smash" the market at the opening
next morning, and with an unruffled
mien left his Office shortly before
four o'clock.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1903-01-03

Carmody, Pence and Kent were In
conference at the Hotel Lafayette.
1t related with great eNplicitness
that they were considering the de-
tails of :; gigantic railroad combina-
ton, and the article contained q
brief interview with Mr.. Morton In
which he refused to discuss the OBJ
jccts of the meeting, but regretted
that the public should have become
alarmed at the secrecy which had
been deemed necessary. The same
news was spread through the bro
kerage and commission houses by
the news agencies and came out on
the tape.
The effect was electrical. The mar
ket rose by jumps and bounds. Every
one seemed rushing to cover, but the
squirt was short-lived. When the mar
ket had advanced an average of ten
points, Street g. Rogers and Boston
and Chicago interests turned heavy
sellers. They threw the stock they
had accumulated at the bottom fig
ures right and left. They found
plenty of purchasers. The Philadel-
phia dispatch was so good it must be
true. 1t sounded natural, and was a
logical reason for the absence of
these men. At two o'clock the mar
ket was firm and slowly advancing
Notwithstanding the vast offerings
from Street & Rogers. At $3.50 Wall
street was growing optimistic. 1t
regarded the selling as proft-taking,
and bought with confidence. Sugar
rose to within seven points of the
opening figure.
Then came the final disaster. 1t
was announced that John NJ. Rock
well, the great capitalist, and Hiram
Haven, the sugar magnate also were
missing. simultaneously, word was
received from Philadelphia that none
Of the gentlemen mentioned had been
ut the Hotel Lafayette, and that the
dispatch was bogus. having been sen,
out by a commission house which
took this method to recoup some OF
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Catholic Statistics Of ireland.

About the Catholic Church in Ire
land these interesting statistics are
given by Father Hull, 8. j., of Dub
lin, in Il letter to the Glasgow OBJ
server:
The total population Of Ireland is
roughly about 4,5OO,00O. From the
Propaganda report Of 1901 the Catholic
population is about 3,50O.O0O. The
Catholic Directory of 1901 shows that
there are in Ireland % Bishops, 1000
parishes, 1910 parish priests. 1850 adj
illustrators, curates and other priests;
SIS priests Of the regular clergy 0otal
of priests, 3.43S,; parochial and dis
trict churches. 2,434; houses of rclig-
ious priests, 81; of monks, 1872; of
nuns, 341. From these figures. taken
in round numbers, the following rough
results seem to follow:
One church for every 400 Of the
Catholic population.
One parish for every $500 of the
Catholic population.
One parish priest and one or two GU
rates for every $500 of the Catholic
population.
One priest. secular or religious, for
every 1000 of the Catholic population.
One convent of nuns for every 10000
of the Catholic population.
One male religious house for every
LOO of the Catholic population.
And all this great religious estab'
lishmcnt is maintained by the volun.
tary contributions of people among
the poorest in the world.
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TurMip Time.

Its disgraceful the way children
are taught" she began, with u pain
full disregard of tact and diplomacy.
''Their studies are SO jumbled to-
gethcr that they don't know when
they have finished with arithmetic
and taken up geography. The other
day Bessie came home and said that
the teacher had stopped in the mid
die of u singing lesson, right In the
middle of n song, to ask how many
turnips were in peck"
"You must be mistaken" excused
the astonished principal.
mo, ma'am. Bessie told me, and
Bessie never lies," said Ressie's moth
err, with complacency that irritated
the atmosphere.
The teacher was sent for. She de.
MED that she had interrupted the mu.
sic lesson to satisfy her curiosity in
regard to turnips and pecks. She
went back with unkindly feelings,
but three minutes later she returned,
smiling.
II know now what she meant" said
she. II asked the children how many
beats there were in measure."-Lon'
don Answers.
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its losses. In the crash which fol-
lowed several houses went to the
wall. Their holdings were thrown
on the market. Sugar dropped an
extreme 40 points. Other securities
suffered in proportion. a man stood
in the middle of Broad street and
blew his brains out. Staid old invest
ment stocks which had regularly
paid dividends for years dropped five
points between quotations. Sugar
fell II points on sale of 400 shares,
and did not steady itself for ten
minutes, during which time it was
worth $500 share less than it
had been those few minutes before.
Once more it was Street & Rog-
ers to the rescue. For two days
they had been selling on good news
and buying on bad news. Again
their brokers stood in the breach
and bought Sugar, b. & o., St. Paul,
Jersey Central. metropolitan and
Steel and Iron from men who seemed
willing to give it away. When the
gong sounded at three o'clock, the
signal that this awful day was
ended on the Stock Exchange, these
brokers were yet surrounded by
swarms of men frantic in their eff
forts to sell stocks Mt any prices. 1t
was midnight before the lights went
out in the offices of Street & Rogers.
Scores of haggard men arranged pri-
vate settlements on terms which
would permit them to remain SOL
vent.
The profits of the unknown prin-
cipals or syndicate represented by
Street & Rogers, of New York. Nor
ris &; Hauser, of Boston, and Wright
& Tanning, Of Chicago, were con-
scrvatively estimated at $24,0o0.0oo.
The members Of the firm of Street
& Rogers gave out no figures and
refused to name the men they were
representing. They stated that they
had considered the market over
bought, and had sold stocks in antic-
ipation of natural reaction. The
unexpected bad news had found them
in situation from which they could
not help reaping an enormous adj
vantage. They had simply taken
profits on the various movements Of
the market, and did not share the
apprehensions of those who feared
for the safety of the missing men.
Mr.. Street declared that prices were
too low at the closing figures, even
if it were known that the worst had
happened. Intrinsic values could not
be permanently affected by the fate
of individuals, and he advised buying
on any further declines.
Thus closed the most memorable
day in the history of Wall street.
ITO Be Continued.l
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1903-01-03

MCGOWAN & MaAouey. IRE insurance,
real estate, loans 220 Temple Court,
corner Washington and Hennepin-
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LEGAL DIRECTORY.
eARTlAL LIST OF RELIABLE ATT0l,
NEYS OF MINNEAPOLIS, WITH
LOCATION OF OFFICES,
Abell, Ace p. 1920 Bank Of Com, Blds.
Arctander. Ludwig, Temple Court.
Ankeny, A. T., SOC Globe Bldg.
Bates. w. B., 81 Sykes Block,
Bleecker. Geo NJ. S81 Boston Block.
Brady, N. c., Temple Court.
Brice, A. L.. Guaranty Loan.
CAVITY. Thos.. 416 Guaranty Loan.
Corrlgan, J. R.. Suite 40. NJ Y, Life blas.
Davenport & Than, Phoenix Blds.
Darelius, A. B.. 925 N z. Life BLDG.
Deutsch, Henry, 626 Guaranty Loan.
Oonahue, W. a.. 81 Phoenix BIDS.
Fred B. Snyder 4 Ezra r. Smith.
7O1 New York Life Blde.
Forth. Geo g., 402 Globe Bldg,
F1held. Fletcher 4 Ftneld. 828 Luuber N.
Gallagher. Chris A., 0uaranty Loap Bide.
Gjertsen Rand, 7ll-7l3 N. Y Lite BldS,
Hertig, Wendell, N. 7. Life Bldx.
Hobbs. D., 25B Temple Court.
John Land 4 A. Ueland. 1919 N. 7. IAfe BBds.
Leary, W. c., Andrus BlAS.
Munro. Weed. Loan 4 Trust Blde,
Mahoney, Stephen. S02 Guar Loan Rlds.
McHale. John J.. 21a-29O Blk Of Can, 1ids.
Nye. Frank NJ, Guaranty LNaR
O'Brien, J. F., 418 Phoenix Building.
Piigram. W. q. H.. SIC Temple Court
Riordan, Phil. J., Oneida Block.
smith, Geo R., 60 Boston Block.
s'eele. Johs H., TO Phee1ix BlGs.
eung. 81. W.. 402 Globe Bldg.
Van Fossen, L. J., SO Guaranty Lean,
WEIGH 4 Huharhak. B'k q CsnL Dsdg.
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]. +. Mccarthy. wen csotaeter
Estimates furnisAed on applicatlss
200 Central avenuA
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WIN. ARCHER.
MERCHANT TAILOR
80 SEVENTH sT.S.

Where you will find full
line of Foreign and Domestic
Woolens at popular prices.
Come and get prices for suit
or overcoat while the stock is
complete.
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A Busy Clergyman.


Clarksville, Tex, Feb. q, ~
Irregularity Of meals. exposure to the
sun md attending to a mission contaia-
ing Is stations for four years. reduced
my general system and made me Q sui.
terer from nervous prostration and gem
sral debility. For four months I slept
badly and noehtnR did my nervous syc.
and It did them eood. No man Or vomss
who suffers from nervousness should fail
70 use this Tonic. Rev. J. B. Lehsre.
Rev. Jas. y, Dunnion o: Ma.eneo.
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This Tonic has done much good here ana
II growing In Popularity.
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