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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-06

The International Studio has projected series
Of articles on the work Of the late James Nc
Nell Whistler. The articles will have illustra-
tons in the text and reproductions in color. The
first Of the series is contributed to the October
issue by Mortimer Menpes. He discusses the ar
fists methods Of work, and has been assisted
by Miss Dorothy Menpes, the goddaughter of
Whistler.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-06

"A Comedy Of Intentions" is the subtitle given
to 'Rita's" last novel, Souls" which Brentano's
bring out in this country. 1t is described as a
scathing exposure Of modern English society.
The book makes the suggestion. told.
that social degcneracy indicated by the sad fire.
quency Of scandal is merely phase of the
moment"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-06

II. Clay TrumbulL formerly a regimentai
cbarlain IN the United States Volunteers. has
written some Of the sermons delivered while he
held that position and has been preaching them
in various places. A selection Of them is now
announced by Charles Scribner's Sons. under
the title shoes and Rations for Long March;
or. Needs and Supplies IN Practical Everyday
Life"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-06

On July 4 next will be held the first annual
convention OF the Society of American Authors
in ST. Louis J. Grosvenor Dave. the secretary
Of the society, has written the exposition man.
agament for permission TO hold the convention
within the grounds The management replied
that hall would be reserved for the purpose.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-06

To-day Little. Brown & Co are publishing
new book by Mrs. Lily T. Wesselhoeft. called
Jack the Firedog." The dog in question Is
valued member Of a city fire engine company.
Mr. yesselhoeft previously has written q num-
ter Of animal stories for children, such Spar
row the Tramp and Foxy the Faithful
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-06

o George Dennison Prentice, delivered upon the
invitation of the legislature OF Kentucky in 1870,
to remarks made at the dedication Of the Chi
cago Fair, in 1892 and the Emerson centenary
celebration recently held in this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-06
READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL r. r.
Liberty Street ana south Ferry Time from
South Ferry tive minutes earlier than shown below.
MAUCh CHUNk-z4.00 O15 Easton oniyl Ia a
NJ. 120. 40. 500 5.<A Esston only p NJ sunSavs
sBARRB AND sCRANToN-z4oo. $40 A.
LAKEWOOD, LAKEHIRST, TONS Riivr,
AND BARNEGAT-zs.O0 e.4o A M I30 n 40 s sLt
wood and Iakehurst only. $50 P. NJ. SUNDAYS . oo
ATIAN TIC 6 .H3 1Rtn; a n ts49
LSh Chow nh fSs rkEHssNSr EfAA B Ss6sS
POINTS-z4oo $50 1ao A. NJ. 40. 553 AS S1
=, 9Ssan , SiE1ys s;, scs A n 40 'A'ep'
100 IS 20 300 fiooo. tIioa a ~ fibSo -
$50: t2oo taco. 400. 800. 1900 f7so go 90 p NJ
PATH AND cHDsTNUr sTREETs-i42a. $780, 1880
READING, HARRISBURG. POTTsvurE ANN
WILL1AMSPOHT-i IA 90 ~ Is. tsOU fItO 10 20 ", ~
II A NJ EeasnS only) s1oo. ll'12o. 100 p ~
=. NJ. NV TO-"
SANDY HOOK ROUTE-Ft Rector 6, p,.-
Atlantic Highlands, Seasright. Monmouth Beach ar o.
Long Branch. Asbury Park, Point Pleasant 10 M Iu
onlyD ~ Long
zFrom Liberty Street only DAILY tpaly. .,o.,,
Sunday. tsundsy only. :fsrIor only. iva T5 p'
msQua- xSaturdays. ' Ia
ofnoes: Liberty St Ferry, South Ferry G As+o- t.o
I67 POI, 434. 1900 1854 Broadway. 5h Az iTI
Square West 1853 East l25th St, 273 West 125th
St. Bkyn: 800 B'way. wmsburg. n Transfe uI ION
calls for and checks baggage 10 destination. ~
W. c. BESLER. NJ
VICE FIes anu oeh- MKT. Cen Pass'r Agt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-06

The adventures Of Dorothy, little city girl
who is sent to spend the summer on farm. the
home Of a retired sea captain and his wife. is
the subject Of a book which Jocelyn Lewis is
bringing out through the Outlook Company. The
hook Is called The Adventures of Dorothy"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-06
Lackawanna Railroad.

kaCkaWdnnd Railroad.
Leave New York, Barclay Christopher Sta
fS00 A. M.-For BinghHmton and Syracuse
1000 A M.-For Buffalo. Chicago and Louis
lao 2. M.-Eor Buffalo and Chicago.
1400 p. M-F'or Scranton and Plymouth.
'6Io p. M--For Buffalo and Chicago.
'e45 p. M.-Utica, Oswege. Ithaca, Buffalo
900 A. M--For Chicaeo-SlecpeTs open p. NJ.
Tickets lei 42s 1888 Broadway ~. Y: 83s Fulton
st. Brooklyn. 'Daily. fETcept Sunday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-06

The second series Of The Representative Men
Of the Bible" which a. c. Armstrong * Son IN
clude I'm their early fall announcements extends
from Ishmael to Daniel. The Rev. DIR. George
AIatheson is the author.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-06
LITERARY NOTES.

Another novel about Rome by F. Marion Craw-
ford is being brought out by the Macmillan
Company. II is called The Heart Of Rome"
Mr. Crawford, IL is said, has been living In Italy
most of the year in order to keep in close touch
with the spirit and atmosphere of the life he
describes But Of course he has been studying
Rome and writing books about It now for some
thing like twenty years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-06
DhEsaMAhING

- ! I '-, French ladies' tailoring sna
other ladies who wlsh n.rfaCt e..t 9o 70
lD'INAs vel maze, stylish street ey-Tlre
&c reception costumes and .papt.auf.
thiso4 s-i's' coats, etc.. artistic designs.
Eef piohh, velvet and all other garments
altered ana made over 70 the nTevaiIinx
styles; The wcrk We show viii cosnDars
with any high priced house IN the cltv.
home OF out ~ Cay. Nine. HESNIG lsg
Vest i35th-sL. near 7ih-sVe
A.-A.-A.-Seal garments and other ~na
funs repaired. rely 80 and r~modelles tn-o
LATEST styles at eaceptioTslly low prices; f,r
garments made 10 order Mrs. f. y
BARKER liz East .3d-st.. iate with G
G Gu1fher's SOILS. 5tll-ape
Observation-Disclosures class: has worked
for the last 20 yesrs IN largest business
houses II Europe, 80 out By oay. sS2 East
eIth-sl
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED


COOK-Respectable woman. excellent coos /:
viii assist with coarse washing: willing
and ooltging. city or country; best city
references s. IL. le2 EaSs 23&-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-06
WEST SHORE
RAILROAD.

(New York Central Hudson p r.
Trains leave Franklin station New York as fol-
lows. and IS min later foot OF West 42d-st y r
40 M.-For intermediate points Albany
112o A. Nd Saratera and Mohawk Express
loo p. M.-Chicago Express.
. % ?. M-Cont. Linn fer Detroit Chi ST. Louis
'345 P. No For Hudson River points and Albany
So 90 p. M.-For Roch. Buffalo. Cleveland
rs 90 P. M--For Roch.. Buffalo. Detroit and ST Louis
80 10 P. M.-FOr Syr.. Rcch.. Niagara Falls Oct Chi
"Daily. tDaily except Sunday Leave sroeklyn Snnex
% at f1045 A. NJ. % AT ~ P NJ. Leave Jersey Cftv
p r r. sta: D at t1i2o A; NJ. C) at 1885 P NJ
checked from hotel residence by Wescott Express
A H. SMITH. z.
Manager.
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL IL. IT, PHiLADEI.
PHIA AND kEApiNG Rl. and BALII-

sDally. TDslly, except Sunday. SUNDAY only
Offices: Liberty Ferry. South Ferry Astor House
49, 2e 434 1900 1854 Broadway. ls2 9Th Az q Union
Square West. 1853 East l25th ST. l25th St 2.5
Columbus Ave. New York; Court St. 344. $50 Fulton
ST., Brooklyn. 800 Broadway. Williamsburg. York
Transfer Co calls and checks
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BALTIMORE g. OHIO RAILROAD


Chicago, PfttsburR. 10 nt 'l2.l5
Chicago, Columbus sl25opm- lUopm-
PittsburR. C1eveIand..' 335pm- 4Opm. Iimtd
"PfttshurK Ltmlted'- 6oSpmL s.OOpm Buffet
Cincinnati, st. Loals. ~ 10 Mt 'l2.15 'leeper
Cincfnn natl. st. Louis. 30 25am. 30 30am Diner.
Cincinnati. st. Louis. - 8.55pm 7OOpm. Buffet
norfolk tl2b5pm I 100pm. Diner
'Daily. tDaily except Sunday. Sunday only.
Offices 1871, 2el <34, 1900 Broadway, Astor House,
% Square W. Grand ST.. " Y; 343 Fulton ST.,
Epooklyn; South Ferry Liberty St baggage Checked
from hetel residence destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-06
Railroads.

All son5hsoune trains eIcep. the Doth sen,ars "a Ii
stop At I25th s. minutes before their arriving time
1910 4 A.. M- & y EXPRESS Due Albany
$50 a. M:,11fAD Dir 81 AND MONTREAL
TEA 4, M.E'sYRAcUsE LOCAL Stop. at all I'M
8.30 4. MsfEM iri STATE EXPRESS. Most
Wv samous tTsin IL the world Due Buffalo 49,
que BaT T EfSsss F" Makes ss local .sop.
II "a a luf M HU L.. EXPRESS. Due Rutland
1850 MI:ngrTA Z, LIMITED 7, Due Buffalo IL
i.ou Cincinnati 1850 nndianapoi. iiso A. NJ St
100 Me.cHicae oef I1SfTEp p hour, to Chi
oGS via Mrhn se 10Th 2t crx S4T N LIMITED
N.+o 20 h.a, train Chicago Via Lake shoFe Eiec-
$50 MStALsANYAND TROY FLYER Due Al
$40 ?. M,-.ALBANY AND TROY EXPRESS, Lo-
400 5 p GM0,P esrEI. GRAND RAPIDS AND
$50 train to SHORT FaiT.s c. q" 4 Das
apolis $40. Chicago 400. st. Louis s.4o P. NJ
GOO p M.-.wEsTERN EXPRESS Is hours to
ZOO p: S Mm.NoNTREAL EXPRESS via D. g H.
100 fxphMT;@s: :ADIRoNDAck AND MONTREAL
300 p M.-'BUFFALo AND TORONTO sPE-
9,15 ? M,'srEcTAL MAIL LIMITED. Sleeping
$50 P. M.-'soUTHwEsTERN SPECIAL.
$50 p MI;. ..cIEIc ExPREss. Chicago 3. hour,
Dy Mlchlgan Central. IS hours by Lake Shore
so p M.-'CHTCAGO THEATRE TRAIN. Caps
vincent ogdensburg. Buffalo. Detroit Chicago
and ST
Daily. fE1cept sunde~ -Fxcen+ Monday
mo HARLEM BRANCH.
"''o a NJ ana 335 ?. NJ daily, Sunday, Pitts
.e.c ano North Adams Sunday. at 8 80 A VI. Pull
man carr on all through trains
trains Illuminated Pintsch light.
,-LlcNet ofaces at 167. 26 1915 Broadway .
Union So. West. 275 Columbus Ave 1873 I25h St.
Srsno central Station. 18th and l3sth St
station New York: SSs 72e Fulton 100 Broad
way. r D., Hrooklyn
Teephene 800 Ssth Street. for Central Cab
n4.ce:. Baggage checked from hotel residence by
WNtcett Express
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PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS
HELP WANTED.

HELP WANTED.
Male.
GANWASgE WAMTET.
WANTED neat. intelligent, capable
man as advertising canvasser on a regular
yearly publication Of long standing Com
mission basis. Only those who would
hustle need apply. H.. Box Is. Tribune
ONCE.
A BRIGHT YOUNG MAN. 20 years old.
for Office position. In answer give age
experience, qualifications etc Address
PAPER, Box Il. Tribune Office
ATTENTION, MEN-By doing an easv
work you can travel to England for 81.
TO Germany. $40. and Africa. SO: also free
transportation return passage. lis lst-st
OFFICE BOY.-Must be good nenr,a, a..
live with parents l6 to Is wears ola
Address. with references. B. s. Box p
Tribune Oftice.
PoRTE2.-Apply 1l6 Bowery. 1880 a m
SEXTON for city church: must have had
experience nrst class references reoutr.d
Address CHURCH, Box 100 am atb o,' teu'
TEACHERS and PREACHERS -.
positions 10 travel in New-York state on
an educational line; salary and connniss,oy'
BALCH BROTHERS COMPANY. I56 atb-
ave.
wANTED.-Five active. educated ~ :,
business ability who wish To earn e. 900
per year or more. for special work in New
York City and other territory Write
giving age. experience. references. DODD
MEAD q CO. New-York.
wANTED.-5Oo strong men; oyster dr,-fc-
ing in Baltimore: good pay; board: az
penFes advanced. lib ist-st
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WORK WANTED.


Teve.a.
pooE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. entry. competent
yolnr woman: $6-$1 per week 70 Ds. 600
with: references. Miss L. L. ris' '''
East 64th-st ---
ooxKEEPER. double en'ly
bookkesper understanding fuil charge %
- o. and books; trial balances. etc. Also
orcS,rafa stenozrapher and typewriteI; gIEes
eaffsfacticn: SIS. Address e. BOX 10. AIi'-
une Office.
OoNPANION-After 18th. by young woman
rishIng 10 return to England. as cofnp S
ton on nurse for passage out: goo1 Sait ~
sTreIlent references. c. J.. Box z. l'SOs
Broadway.
C0NpANIoN. &c-A bright. refined South
r,erican LADY speaking English. Italian.
S,ranisb and some French, desires POSITION
preferably travelling companion: best REFER
ences Miss c.. Box Il. Tribune once
COVERINGS. companion or private secre-
tary visiting or Teslaeh4; ~ Sgra mes pey
feet French and German music. eXps ell
nrcsd teacher: accustomed TO travelllng'
highest personal reference ~ -
ne Tribune Uptown Oftice. l.S0a bfO~d-
way.
GovERNEss.-By highly educated young
North German. with a refined family; as
res,dant roverness. not nursery: exceiIeht
teacher OF German. French and music, Dese
references Address F. X. X. 'SS MoirOe-
St. BTcohlsh-
HAIRDREssER and MANICURE. first
class, wishes few more custotD nao az a. ~.
residences. Il. WAL-LoAEA'' A'
near T2d-st.
CHILD MODEL. reven years: healthy I, per
feet form, pretty face and intelilsehI-
A. H. 1880 3d-sve.
PRIVATE SECRETARY. clerical work. <;
companion by day. or any posI IIlr-T %
,rnsf. good references. EXPERIENCED.
s54 broadway
gFCRFTARY. supervision OF household or
any capacity OF trust BY a cHltu lI'eI
woman with experience OF the E sssti'.
church. in refined Christian lailila >
highest references. u. Z. D.. Box 100
tribune Uptown Office. 1854 broadway
EACHER-By a young woman. formerly
nrivats school teacher. as teacher OF Eng
usb IN family or school or as secretary
address Miss DAVIS. Short Hills. n J.
TrTrTOR roverness private secretary or
coupauion by college graduate quaLned
70 teach French. Address INVENT f-SlA.
Tribune ONCE.
VISITING GOvErNEsS--P lessons
in English, literature rhetoric. grammar.
mathematics: former high school teacher;
best city references Miss NfE AZ "est
23d-st.
VISITING NESS.-Experienced. de
sires pupils: higher English. trencn,
German latin. mathematics. TEACHER,
Box Is Tribune Uptown ONCE. l.So4
Broadway.
VISITING GOYERNES9.-By young lady
OF refinement: will give private Lessons IN
French English, German. Is W. lSOth-st-
| WANTED. Private tutoring and college
preparatory work by university grad
ua+e OF .ous experience. Address in
| BIA NJ. A. Box 20 Tribune once
| YOUNG LADY OF refinement, graduate OF
normal and training school. desires posi-
tton of trust. would not object TO care or
little children during absence OF parents;
| understands housekeeping; nothing mental;
references exchanged. Address Box 80.
| East Setauket Long Island. y. y
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HELP WANTED.
Haa=1aa
Female

Female
BROADWAY HAIRDKESSING SCHOOL
Ladies learn manicuring. hairdEessInx
facial massage. scalp treatment. chiropody
electricity, derIna 'olOgy; Incorporated al
plomas; ladies' maids taught: special IS
course; positions. Call. write. l.2Ts Broad
way NJ LEONARD FRAZIER. Ii. ID.
former president New-Ioik HeirdTessing
School,.
BEAD WORKERS on ornaments for slipper
trimmings. Call y. q. BAKER, III Du-
ane-Et
TEACHER without position. to travel IN
New-York State on an educational line.
salary and commission BALCH BROTH
ERS COMPANY. l56 6th-ayo-
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

IIEH TfAIsI. tIIUTIIIL
ingside Heights. near Columbia UniVer-
sity, between Riverside and MOrningside
parks.-Furnished rooms. single or en- suite,
unfurnlshed apartments: with or wtnoIt
board; elevators: steam heat: hot, needle
and shower baths; pure air, beautiful view
of Hudson and city; rates reasonable Al
dress Secretary of Whittier Hall. l,Z3O AM
sterdam-ave., New-YOrk.
GRAMERCY PARK HOTEL. 36.-Rooms
single, en- suite; central location; con-
venient TO theatre and shopping District
use OF private park
cold water; closets. bath; elevator; teIe-
phone; gentlemen; references. LUCAS
e4TH-sT.. l19 wEST.-Sunny room. sec
ond floor. back parlor: private bath; han
room: gentlemen. couples. superior service
telephone
ISTH-ST.. 12S wEST.-Office room; also
large square room. bath. family private;
sentleme l.
sTTH-ST., As wEST.-Large. handsomely
furnished back parlor, suitable for doctor.
reception room adjoining; also elegantly
furnished second floor front room; excIu-
sive house: moderate.
2es WEST s8TH-sT Two sunny rooms.
second floor; ell improvements; newly
furnished. CUNNINGHAM
I7TH-sT., 21e EAST.-very desirable fur
nishe1 room Lor Eel tn.-aa, p ~
mousse near PAL Ds'i4' 4eAei
45TH-ST. near 5th-ave.. Al west--Large
front and back room COM handsomely lur-
hisheo' every 0O4i' eiiA'-1Oe-
43p-sT., 10 EAST opposite Hotel Manhat-
t go ~. .aIor5r9'
private odt-I, te-eP-----.
as IRVING PLACE. near East lIthIstI
Large and shlalI Wen HsI.eu u. . LtslSae
rConlss te4ePtiyy-.e $500 iicoa,t-I1
oy cay OF Week ceuliaI Iccael
" --,.., ,oo,,g ,.,.
LARGE AND SMALL HOOao' eIesShlIS
furnished; steam neat; oatn' e me tG SaT
"a East 1Osth-st
re,.,,
brOOklNh-
,1-r g s15o q. s,nglv
DE hALB-ANE.' 90 - ~ 90; siiie -.
en- suite; neat, quiet, oach pa ioI, 80
- ------------------- -
LOST.
--~-------N~7-------~---
ANY PERSON holding or laying claim TO
handbook No. 90 $50 OF the United STATES
Savings Bank is notified to present IL at
the bank. as new book is about to la
lssueo
BANKBOOK No. 343. $50 Of the Union Dime
Savings Institution is missing. ANY per
son having a claim 10 II Is hereby called
upon to present the same within ten Gays
submit to having said psssbook cancelled
and new one Issued
HANDBOOK NO. SS3. $50 Of the Union
Dime Savings Institution Is missing.
called upon to present the same within ten
DAYS or submit TO having said passbook
cancelled and new one issued.
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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES.-5O0 second hand
wood and iron working machines; fully
guaranteed; machinery bought and e1-
changed. GEO. r. EDDY. 39s Madison-st
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BILLIARD AND POOL TABLE,

MANUFACTURERS % billiard End poo'
tables: high era je bowling alley builders.
lowest prices. MARX BROS. - Union
Square
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-06

ADvERrIsEMENTs and subscriptions for
"a, a ne Tribune received at their Uptown
ones. No. 1.364 Broadway between 96th
,t 80 S.tn SITS. until o'clock y. IN. Adver-
s..sssshehts received al the following branch
- - a, regular office rates until : o'clock
ia a. VIZ "a shave. Q cor. 23d-st
90 W- ave. cor l2th-st.; o. East fstf-st.
=s,h "est lzoth-st.; i,a3s Sd-ave. between
~ .V'' ana no ',th SITS ! 0e5 30 ave near dist
isS,h 30 ist-ake. near s9th-st IS7 East
aa. p,ase."I; ooA ad-avs-: 2i0 BIeecker-st.:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-06

POSITIONS for select help supplied zee
Of charge. references. g. RONAlNE.
. 800 shave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-06

LACNDRESS--By respec-sbls ccl0-.f
woman: washing and ironi1g % -ars
home. or 60 out by the DAY. Mrs Toll
ERvER, 2OT West 4Oth-sc, first floor. east
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-06

MAID or NURSE TO growing chi Sireus
Americana competent: wiling. lgng.
neat plain sewer. three years excellent
personal city reference from last employee.
81 TO SIS. II. B.. l62 East 2S1-s--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-06

LAUNDRY WORK--Experi@rced woman %
do laundry work BY the Cay or rnonr1
". NELSON. $50 West I2tA-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-06

LAUNDRESS. good laun6ress would Ike
TO do washing at home. Call or address
A TAYLOR. 345 East 1221-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-06

LACNDRESS. good. washing horns- refer
ence. Janitor. rs West 12Srh-st
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-04-07
FIeischmann Again Elected.

CINCINNATI o. April eMayor Fleischmann was reelectef
today though by greatly decreased plurality.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-04-07
SAVING HONEY

Is not the final definition of thrift
A wise thrift includes a wise invest
ment of ones saving. Our managers
and directors reserve fund guarantees
you against loss. We guarantee that
$500 per month deposited for 100
months will produce 100000 at ma
turity. Your money is loaned on peo-
pies homes repayable monthly in sew
eral hundred towns on Pacific Coast as
well as Honolulu. Six per cent per
annum payable semi-annually on $50 or
800 lots or nultiples thereof. Five per
cent. on certain class, balance of all
profits made will be paid at Tooth
month. Dividends have been from 8
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-04-07

PARIS, France, April 6.-Alrs Porter wife of Amer
sador Porter, died here today.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-04-07

to 121k per cent. according to class and
time remaining. Twenty-one thousand
Of the $4,000 originally intended to be
sold. Hawaiian Department, Phoenix
Savings B. & L. Association. Robert
Slaughter, General Agent, Judd Build
ing. Fort street entrance, ground floor,
Honolulu, H. T.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-04-07

Effective. Bjenks-"Do you believe
in the possibility of the cure of disease
by SUGGESTION" Bjinks-'why, GER
tainly. I was feeling pretty sick last
week, and my wife suggested I go to
a doctor and it cured me right away"
-somerville Journal.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-04-07

Thomas Lon Johnson better "Tom"
of Cleveland has had unique the Ohio CITY, He has
national reputation rails yet
free trade He has made barrel money the building
railways and operating the yet municipalities
should such enterprises
he thinks private citizen should be allowed city
model He is counted possibility for the Democratic
inaton fort President for 1904
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DISPATCHES
FROM ASSOCIATED PRESS

CINCINNATI, Ohio April 6-The of
Southern Pacific signal victory the james r. Keene pool
today by the denial by the of Keene application for
junction the Hartman Union Pacific voting their
shares Southern Pacific This fight
and Hartman has been of the notable railroad
history and involved the system
Keene representing minority of the Southern Pacific stockholders
has maintained that by of the Union Pacific holding practical
the Southern Pacific system
injury.
BUFFALO, N Y April 6.-Another sensation in connection
with the Buck mystery sprung here today by the report that
Arthur Pennel the of 100000
NELL who has been charged with the murder of Budc and with
whom Mrs Burick admitted improper relations killed in
days after the murder He lived well
considered wealthy.
SAN DOMINGO April 6.During battle here today of Gov
warshp with land batteries held by the rebels shot from
the ship the consulate doing considerable damage
No loss of life is reported
PARIS, France April 6Nrs Porter, wife of American Am
basador Porter, died here today
Miss Sophie K Mcarg when she married
Albany 1863. Porter graduated
He appointed Ambassador France
in 1897.
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IDENTIFY.
Jones' reelected Mayor of Toledo
born Wales 1916 and his parents America three years
poverty eighteen his
first employment the oil fields of Pennsylvania and has been inter
ested that industry since He granted ehhour" days
the the oil fields that he controlled and made big gh
hour fight in Toledo.
-Four years deadlock occurred Republican
Toledo Jones mentioned and he through like
whwnd being later elected mayor although opposed by the
porations and saloons.
His platform running Office has been favong
pa ownership Of all public utilities and of extension
of existing franchises
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MICHIGAN GIVES A BIG
REPUBLICAN MAJORITY
ASSOCIATES PRESS cAsLEaRAMs

DETROIT Michigan, April 6.For off year Michigan today
rolled up of the biggest Republican maoes of recent
The fight justices supreme and regents of the
university the Republican candidate successful