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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-11-06

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BAR / 9dar Worges go. Sft.l me-
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foore 8%reaturerne, og benoes Sbigere
nober bar ube at malte, orQbt alle
Oeres 8srn, 3 / Salst. | Qloeren fra
1-5 Nar. ggrnene laa / forftellige
Senge; aonsn er gaaet fra ben enc
til ben anDen os bar meb en- grsbfnio
operIfddret 9aliene. 8erefter gift bun
uo til Manben os iagbe, at bun baOoe
Ienot gsrnene til 0orberre. aonen
har ifslge q. q. t%iOligere baft ct
4nfdlo at Sinosfpee. men | be iibifs
3 4ar bar FUN life baft noset faas
bdnt.
- st ieners Telegram mebbeler til
Y. g.: @adrbeier q. WisbDs 6uItru
liber unbertiben at periobiife 4nfalb
at Sinbsipse, Der ptrer fig Deb, at
BUN taber W1let; ct faabont 4nfalb
baObe Fun ON Nftenen, men JOB ON
og bar tilfpnelaOenDe raft ON
Worgenen. iDet BUN ba funbe tale og
IL. q. CAB Wanoen MnDianine paa,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-11-06
Eli tenoes for 9et:

Sosneprait OeO 6eaig aprs airte
/ 9abenbapn. Sulius Riels Sopbus
6sr for Qftors 3iltals /
0enne Sag ri at O9re. Qftionens
O%mtoitninger, berunber be / aomy
n%isTionens Dom faftIatte Salurier
% / Salurium for 6sjeiteret til 4oz
ortat Relemann og 5ejeitsretsiu9fss
rer 4smusien, 80 Str. til beer, up.
reOes at bet offentlige".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-11-06

maItgerer Qielien / Bale, bleo inOs
laot poa Belle Spge6us. Der er 5as
re for bans qi0.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-11-06

5lipe fart til 4ar6as Si%nosIpgeans
ftalt.
aonen iefo fpaes uosn 9sOiOf6eo
ON i'm Itratteli9e 0aao.
Oct fir~feltge 9ennemeos.
geo 5ormiooa9smecet / 9adr 60
0H.) tube, Iom omtlIt, 5Orbdnoz
lingen ON .9irteTorfatningsiugen
3aoe baret inoleost al 9ditor S. 8.
Monrao og 6sieIteretsIagisrer 9egs.
BRO. qaItor 6of oplaite bet Sore
oraQ, Iom gaiior Monrao bapoe nep=
Tfrepet inoen i'm 8so, bporefter Den
anben SnoIeoer bolOt tit 5Oreorog.
81 10 6oreorag a begge boerlt rds
oitale. tirtelig Jet; De angrsb be9sc /
itQrfe Sro enbper 5ante ON en- bel
airteforfatning, LEGION be be99s,
~ndbnlig QdItor Monrab, 4 utiIs
freos meb Oprettellen al M~enisbebs.
raoo. Batter Wonrao, bOis llotaiels
Ter gennen9dasnbe par aOitiGigt me-
e %oneroejenee eno bans Weoinoles
osrs. uopitIeoe ben at BAN tioligere
fremIatte Gpfattelie at @runolpDens
So 70 imeoegit oerpad 5anten ON
IN airfeforfatning paa GrunoIa9 al
9~lenig6sess % Gpermenigbeosraao
I'd ira BET Spnspuntt. at en- ioaOan
Snoretning par til at tage fell at,
for0i Der altio oiloe rare TO 9reoie,
n bioers CO en- inaorere, inOen for
8irtea, "a bet piloe itfs rare muligi
II binore zen ~itgrre, mere Lott til.
fnntteoe areos, i at tomme meo lin
5~noflboelie. bpor man BELT piloe pGs
r. Fri for Den.
Som 5alsmano for bet forfats
l~ingspenlige Stanopuntt babbe 81. q.
BdTtor G6riIten Mcler (SlogeiIe)
9reet, % baaoe ban % en- fslgencs
5aler, Der Jon 29gm9nO life tunOi
beitploes for foruofattebe bierartiitt
5il6ajeli9beber, tog ret traftigt ri.
Itano fra Snoleoernes gennemfert'
Notwithstanding. 3il Mteo'
lemmer al Del tirtelige uobal9, bp0t
man ira g%runbtOigif Sioe saUoe BE.
iluttet at opItile qaitor Glonrao %
paitor galsleb. SsnoerTs, me6osltt
Batter &. gjerre, at eet pua oCbeni,.
meet neoiatte llopalg bub6e tantt
4 foreI.aa galgmenig6eosprat Mor.
en- 2arisn og paitor gaIslsp.
Meeet bolot faa 5pil ct Bar Ii
rer; ST. 8 Inmleoes man til Slut
aiassmeoe. BED bDiltet Der 6sb bolot
opbraaeiige Saler at 9roOIt u. On.
9srien (9elIiHgsr) og puiior 9off.
6 mbeost ON Sognepre
|1eb 5rsberifstirten, her cl
5leret leoig neb qaftor Monra0s
7lubfelige 9sb, ifal beIettes efter
5noItiGing fra OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
inoe 3stgen. net Marmortirtens
9h9terre / i'm lib ft operoraset
5nbfiaingsretten 6aaoe for iig og tn
6uitru, = ct e~neItadenbe 5ilfGlbs
oa andre airfebpgsere. (. SIS. Brig.
ger 6arl 5aco6ien, tun bar FABIAN
Ret peb gsIettelIen at airtens fsritc
Gmbebe.
Deb bet grunbtbiglte 0ennemsos,
Der / bisie Gage bar paret ofbolbt
Der | 9Den, nRbnebe man aQerebe ION
MOnraos Gftsrfslger ben tioligers
acknowledgement / paris, 9alemes
~nigbeosprat Morten 2urIsn ira 5ol=
ftebro.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-11-06
u1oore.

Eony ener RrpaI he'breber life. 6uis bet aiorbe,
biIbe foa aern p0be Senaen. Der nipes EFT %fonitlis
fionti uarfn9 herfor. % lea Hal feube eber en- Nnpis=
ming pan IN enfef 6iemmebebaubline, fppi belbrebefe
nit Barn % mango andres.
MRs. q. SUMMERS
Box u. Notre Dame, IND
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-11-06

9ebe9elfen tnoen Of
Rorbtff @ooo 8empIar9 Or
ZEN. Roroif @ooo 8emplar Sr=
osns uoeoence aaaO af6olot i Sen=
bags Is. 0tt.) R~aaosmgbe / aeben4
6aDn. Ben bette U}poe tom ietpfpl.
sslig ogIad Gen fiebIitieIige Situas
tion inOenfor Oroenen til 9ehano=
ling.
Oct piFe fig. at amtligs Meolen=
ner al Raaoet bar enige ON at ital
,,QaIt "a graIt~ meo 0rbenens gbef.
Garl 56omien. / ben Strio. Der fra
Iocialremotratiit SHE er reit mob
Gam. 6orbringen ON. at Carl 5bom=
len itaI tratte fig tilbase ION G6si
for Oroenen, peotog Raabet snTtem.
mig at afoiie unoer enbber 5orm, ba
ban ION Gbef life paa no9st ion
6elit 9untt bar bonolet / Crib meo
Oroenens Gore.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-11-06

5orbenneeret / 6reoa9s GO
i 2sroags raieOe oOer iaa 9oOt ION
belle @~eiiipqano. 5oruoen be a[Ieres
De narnis 9pnneoilag bar Der ing.
..Ri6s @mtst." funset Reb1ag Ste6
6os Marius Senien 5reOtoft, bOor
IN 5br hrG6tss, meoens 9nnet itreis
feoe SarI:n. 6an tog reg inaen
s9entlig Stuoe. Gdaroeier !5ans
9lo8 / geirs blep. IA ban tsrte bjeu
fra Orbsl 5reoag Qften. beoppet at
ct Qpn og iant ON i 2lgeitolen. 6au
tom reg mart til gepioitbeo i9en ca
Bar ingen Sfaoe liOt. s Barrie Ilol
2bnet nso fere Stsoer og 6ragie no
gen 6orit1rrelie i 9eIefonnettet.
oGsbierg Qois" meooeler. at pal
5bomds 9tnoeriens Mlart / Qarre II
en- 9lug % en- abis bleone brabte al
Qpnet. 5 grims6p er 9arI 0lol-
bets 9aaro brGnbt peo annnebHag.
st 9ar Sbin in~oe6r9note.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-11-06

Pait. Sfoerien 6leo, Jon ia9t, ri
terpt. Ser fslger Gommen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-11-06

9aabeffub. Gn e[ereaariq
Drene, Ssn at 8aaeejer SIR. 9ruun
/ @aGe peb Belle, er 1 Senbdgs rs.
Ott.) Oeo ct @aaOeifuo meo en- ga
tonbgsie tommen til al ifp6e en- aams
msrat. &uglen er ifg. oQarbus
Qmtstib." tranet inb Bag bsjre Gre
os bar 6ersrt 6iernen. Den iaars5e
Der er 8 aar Of. og Syn At
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-11-06

6orufbtfet paa en- 3 /.
!fetur. 30 ungs Mennefsr ar:'
5srqen Qeterien fenbolosois 20 og
26 2(dr gamle. tog / 0aar Worges
go. Ott.) III paa 5iiteri ira asrees
tsbing. Senere pa1 9agen families
oeres gdao tantret, og bet maa an
les for siuet, at De be9ge er forulpf.
fece. De bar grsore % bar iflg. q.
3. / CONNER drbejpet paa 5reoerits-
6olms 3egloart peo &ebenbabn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-11-06
oerOise gaien baDOe ftafet ban
mango @enner.

8et6esba. 5 Qfien (21. 0ft.)
5egpnoer 5oratbreforeoragene. d.
meo. g. D. Sod taler DIN Qrpeii5=
6eOens 9etponing, nogei. Der ID / D
ordgelien ipiner en- for aole. 6oer
fslgenns 0nsoag aften peo iamme
1iO bill Ter blipe 6olot 5oreordg ober
lignenoe Sinner at p2oa9ogif Be
tgOuiHg.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-11-06

0rebt beb 8aabeffno.
6eIte6anoler IBrregaaro, a~nubsbpQs
paa Saaiin9e. par / 5orsaars ~.
Ott.) paa Sa9t og Difoe ilad en- an
Ifuot 6dre libel meo gesielolben.
6erunOsr gitStuoet al CO ramte BAN
/ ltncerlipet, Iaa at 8goen piebIittes
liza inbtraabte. Zen forulntteoe efz
terlac.r III. 81. 9. Gnfe og 6 9ern.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-03-14
To be continued
THE NOON.

Brought Within Easy Reach of tho
World By Recent Invention.
Herr Johann Mayer, an Austrian
lieutenant, has discovered a method
by which the moon can be brought
within pistol-shot Of the world, figura-
lively speaking. Nothing among the
many marvels of modern invention is
more astonishing than this same dis
covery. By his invention Herr Mayer
says the moon can be brought within
a distance of 100 yards, in fact, an ex-
plored most thoroughly. Prof. Gates
combined microscopic telescope was
thought to he marvellous contrivance,
but this latest addition puts it quite in
the shade. In his success Herr Mayer
has made wide departure from Gus.
tomary methods. In fact the monster
telescopes do not figure in his calcula.
tons whatever. Without going into q
long drawn out or technical explana.
ton of the apparatus he has construct,
| ed, it Is a novel affair, in that an enor
nous parabolic mirror fifty yards in
diameter that revolves upon a fixed
axis is the main scheme of the appara
tus. This concave mirror, which is OF
the ordinary ''silvered'' glass, has 9
small convex parabolic mirror suspend
ed at its focus; and this small mirror
focuses the rays received from the
larger one, and throws them on thu
lens of an immensely powerful micro
scope. Thus clear and brilliantly
lighted picture of the moon or star un
der examination is brought immedi
ately under the microscope, which ha,
a magnifying power of many million
diameters. Herr Mayer explains that /
will thus be possible, almost, to see tn,
time by the watch of the man in tn
moon." or to see the bridges Of any
over the canals of Mars.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-03-14

The season of catching cold is upon
us. The cough and the sneeze and the
nasal twang are to be heard ON every
hand. The origin of chronic catarrh,
the most common and dreadful OF dis
eases, is cold.
This is the way the chronic catarrh
generally begins. A person catches
cold, which hangs on longer than usual.
The cold generally starts in the head
and throat. Then follows sensitiveness
of the air passages which incline one
to catch cold very easily. At last the
person has cold all the while, SEEM
ingly, more or less discharge from the
nose. hawking, splitting, frequent clear
ing of the throat, nostrils stopped up,
full feeling in the head, and sore, in
famed throat.
The best time to treat catarYh ia al
the very beginning. A bottle OF Peru.
ma properly used, never fails to cure q
common cold, thus preventing chronic
Ask your druggist for q free
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There was something ia the look, the
tone, and the words of the speaker, that
struck q transient feeling of awe to BIZ
mons soul, and In a moment he conceal
ed all traces OF his anger. He found that
there was much of the old blood yet left
in the old noble, and that hot words
would only serve to blast his own hopes.
So he assumed a repentant tone. and
with more modest look, he said:
"Forgive me, sir. l meant not 20 speak
i'll Of any one, but my tongue ran away
with me. Out of my deep love for your
noble child sprang a dreadful fear when
l saw st. Denis come. But may l not
speak with Louise? May l not ask her
to be miue?'
"Of course you may"
"And il she says yes"
"Then should simply bid her follow
her own wishes"
Simon Lobois thanked his uncle, and
then left the room, and when he was
alone, his hands were clenched and his
brow was dark,
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-03-14

catarrh.
While many people have been cur
of chronic catarrh by single bottle
Peruna, yet, as a rule, when the Ca!sHi
becomes thoroughly fixed more thu
one bottle is necessary to complets
cure. Peruna has cured cases innuu,
cradle of catsrrh of twenty years stlA
ing. 1t is the best, if not the onlyk
ternal remedy for chronic Cataa Ii
existence.
But prevention is far bettsr I'm
cure. Every person subject to catch4s
cold should take Peruna at once stu
slightest symptom OF cold or sore thru
at this season OF the year and thus p
vent what ia almost certain to endi
chronic catarrh.
Send for free book on catarrh, y
titled "Winter Catarrh," by DR.. Ha
man. "Health and Beauty" sent fl
to women only.
Pe"ru-na almanac.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-03-14
CHAPTER ".

All that day did Simon Lobois Watch
for an opportunity to speak alone with
Louise, and it was not until towards
evening that he gained the wished-for
opportunity. She was standing in the
hall, her brother and Goupart having gone
down to the river, while the marquis was
somewhere among the blacks, giving d.
rections for the next days work. Simon
touched the maiden upon the arm, ana
asked her to follow him into the study
as he wished to speak with her a mo-
ment The beautiful girl smiled reply
and laughingly tripped along by his side
to the designated apartment.
Louise" he commenced, in very SOFT
winning tone-and he could speak very
sweetly,. too, when he chose-"1 want
you to listen to me candidly, now' and
weigh we'll what shall say"
"How now, good master?" cried the
happy girl, with a merry twinkle Of the
eye; Fam to take a lesson for not get
ting one to-day?"
mo, no. Listen, and be sober, for
would be serious. You know how our
lives have been spent here for the last
six years, and how we have moved about
| in our little world here in the wilderness.
| You have been my constant companion.
Then Simon introduced the same speech
word for word, that he had made to the
| parent in the morning, about the expand
ing beauties and budding promises, and
he ended thus: "And now womanhood
has come upon you with it's loneliness and
| goodness all nobly developed, and my
| heart has become captive, and is all your
own"
Good Simon, sweet cousin, am glad
you love mev' said the maiden, with 6
bright smile.
care you, LouiseT' the tutor CRIED
eagerly. 30, and will you be mine?"
BE yours? Be your what?'
"My wife, most lovely girl--my wife!
Louise St. Julien gazed for some mo
ments into Simon's face, and then burs
into long, loud laugh.
20, you do not mean SO? You are no
in earnest?' she uttered, for she coult
not at first realize it.
Mean it? Do not, say you? Louise.
do mean itr' This unexpected turn hat
thrown him entirely from his studiet
plan.
"Mean to ask me to be your wife ?
spoke the fair girl, giving each word
particular emphasis, and speaking with
pause between every one, as though sh
would have no misunderstanding.
"Most assuredly do. l love you a
the very core of my soul, and l Canno
lose you now. How can | help lovini
you? How should be with you thus a
| have been, and not love you? 0, bless
ed one, you will not crush me now!
ut doesn't seem possible!' she uttered
"Wake up, Simon; shake yourself, an
see il you have not been dreaming this
be youra wife? Why, you are more Fl
for my father. Don't speak so any more
Simon, for you'll brighten me-"
And can the love of true and faith
full heart brighten you?" he asked.
"Most assuredly not. You may low
me as much as you please-as an onl
cousin ought to love, or as father ough
to love, or, yet, as faithful teachc
ought to love dutiful pupil; but if 20
talk of marriage to me any more, sha
certainly think you are crazy, and the1
of course, | should be frightened. for
am afraid of crazy folks. Don't talk S
to me any more, or shall surely thin
your brain is turned"
ITO be continued)
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-03-14

In spite of all efforts to prevent it,
the filthy secretions and mucous mat
ter find their way into the Stomach
and are distributed by the blood to
every nook and corner of the system:
the Stomach and Kidneys, in fact
every organ and part of the body, be-
come infected with the catarrhal
poison. This disease is rarely, if ever,
eveninitsear1iest stages, purelylocai
disease Or simple inflammation of the
nose and throat, and this iswhysprays,
washes, powders and the various in
haling mixtures fail to cure. Hereditv
Is sometimes back of it-parents have
1t and so do their children.
In the treatment of Catarrh, anti
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-03-14

is known only his state,
political
which he
Meekson Bank Napoleon Ohio
elected the Fyfth large majority and the
lodged leader of his in his section of the
this
approach
warfare
the and he dictated the
lowing letter Dr. Hartman the result:
81 several bottles of Peruna and feel greatly
head feel
eve that i'll shot time longer will be fully able to
cate the disease of thirty years MeekiSOn eu
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-03-14
Nm the Bounding Deep,

Freshleigh-say, saltman, I don't
feel very we'll; am going to my berth.
Saltman-Brace up, old man, OF the
passengers will think you are going to
your death instead of to your BERTH
New York Times.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-03-14
Why Green Leaves.

"After all, Pats love for bis natl
isle is but natural patriotism"
"Maybe. But it's little oVerdc
when it leads him to believe that 7
leaves are green in honor of ireland
New York Times.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-03-14

the cold wave freezing weatheris Winter
mere In earnest and with all the miserable Caah
eeunbnding headaches and neuralgia discharges
h nose and throat hacking cough and pain chest bad
@ IN the ttd breath and all that Carrh the
most and disgusting Of all feeling
ona dehment and modification nervous and anxious
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-03-14
The Dramatic Craz0.

Mr.. Fijit-Our friend Epicure has got
out new cook book.
Mrs Fijtt-That's nice; is it going to
be dramatized2 -Ohio State Journal
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-03-14

Manchester, Va, March 9, lsOLI
@sntlsmen:-I had all the symptop
that accompany this disease, SuCn
xnucuS dropping in the throat, . es
slant desire to hawk and spit, feSln
OF drynoSs in the throat, cough
sp1tttng upon rising in the norm
soeSs forming in the nose, which
quired mush effort to blew out, s0n
St1es causing the nose to bleed =
leaving nae with q sick hSadaoh'.
had thus suffered fer Ave years.
commenced to take 8. D. D.
after I had taken three large bota
I noticed o change for the petII
Thus encouraged, 7 continued 70 v
1t and in a short while was entip
cured. JUDgoN 4. BELLAh.
Main and Vine Sts., Richmond NJ
New-York tribune., 1903-02-16
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY

Of New York-Robert c. Watson. Francis A Wat
son Henry r. c. Watson Executors of and trus
under will and testament of William Watson.
deceased Plaintiffs Marcus Nathan and others.
Defendants pursuance Of Judgment OF Foreclosure
and Sale and entered In the above entitled
action bearing the 5t OF February 1908 the
undersigned Referee in laid judgment named will
sell at Public Auction. the New York Real Estate
Salesroom No Broadway in the Borough of Man
haitian City New York the Sd day of March, 1903.
at O'Clock that day. by Bryan L. Kennedy.
Auctoneer premises directed by said Judgment to he
sold described follows All that certain
lot piece parcel land with improvements thereon
the City of New York bounded and described as foows
Beginning the northeasery OF Brook Avenue
and One hundred and street thence running
norhey along the easery line of Brook Avenue twenty
five (25) feet and eleven hundredths 11-1G0 OF
foot: thence easterlv line .aralle with said One
hundred and thirtynnth street hundred 400 feet
hundredths f7100 Of foot: thence southerly
line at right angles to said One hundred and thirty
ninth twenty-five (25) feet to said One hundred
thTtyninth street: and thence westerly along the
northerly said street nnetyseven 97)
seventenths lo) Of foot to the corner aforesaid the
place beginning Together with the appurtenances.
subject certain covenants and restrictions against
contained in former deeds of said
Dated New York. February 8. 1903
CHARLES STRAUSS. Referee
GEO c. BLANKE. Attorney for Plaintiffs. 253 Broad
way. Borough Of Manhattan. New York City. N Y.
The following is diagram Of the to be sold
as described above number being 779 East
10th
New-York tribune., 1903-02-16
Npflre of GummoHs.

q ITpRFnrF FCOTJRT-PLAINTIFF DESIRES
- the trial TO be in Westchester County. The
Peopes Savings Rank OF the Town of Yonkers. Plaintiff
against Anna NJ Matthews Lillian Hallam and Jane Shay
lo Defendants To the above named Defendants
this action copy Of your answer on the
twenty days after the service
f This summons exclusive OF the day of service and II
csse OF your appear or answer Judgment Will
he taken against default the relief demanded
the complaint.
Dated December r. 1902.
ARTHUR J. BURNS: Plaintiffs Attorney.
o<8ce aodP Post Address: No 20 South Broadway
C-fv of Yonkers, Westchester Co. N Y.
To Anna Matthews. Defendant: The foregoing Sum
mons is served upon you by publication pursuant TO
order of Hon J. Gsrreso- Justice of the Supreme
Co-t dated the day 1903. and filed with
the Complaint the Office OF the Clerk OF the County OF
estchester White Plains. Westchester County. N Y
Dated January 9Th, 1903
ARTHUR J. BURNS. Attorney for Plaintiff.
ofsce and Post Ofce Address: No 20 South Broadway
Yorkers- y Y
New-York tribune., 1903-02-16
Duhllt NoIlres.

PUBLIC NOTICE.
tn. City Of New York, Office of the City SierR.o,
City Hall New York February y IsuS +,
THE ERIE RAILROAD coNPAN1 ..ii HAslH1 ".
fled its petition application in writing TO the
F2oard Of Aldermen of The City of New York bearing
80 s4b dsv Of December. 1902 for its consent TO
md rrant of the right privilege and franchise to lay
elo ,nsintain and operate tracks and
scrosS ThIrreepth avenue the Borough Of Manhattan
The r,itv Of New York between TwenIy-eghth and
Tyrentvnntb streets the float now or hereafter
- he Constructed al the bulkhead to the property on the
easterv side of Thirteenth avenre. between twenty
etrtb and Tyentv-nnth that cars OF sai1
enter leave ana DC udisAsIieu Oe'"NN- $500
property and said float - -, =. 900
Now therefore TO the direction given py rso
Ition of said Board Aldermen of The City OF New
York which adopted on the 9rd day OF epruary
Jad2 and approved by His Honor the Mayor OF the sad
v on the 9Th day February. 1903 public notice OF
sc Eradication hereby given that at the Chamber OF
the Board at the City Han IN the ioor jug
of Manhattan in The City of New York, on the 21th
Sav ~ FEBRUARY 1908 o'clock in the afternoon such
of said railroad company viii ee nrst
co1s3sc-eS publ hearing had thereon . =.
All rersons interested said application are Invited
he present at and place aforesaid at which
time and place an opportunity will be given them to be
hears relation thereto. P J. SCULLY. City CLERK
yVyANT-Fr EoR q s ARMY able bodied. unmarried
w men betU OF 21 and S5 citizens Of Onited
States II good and temperate habits who can
read write English. For Information apply
10 recruiting officer 25 Third d05 Sixth ave- N y
or 96S Fulton street Brooklyn N Y