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When you take GROVES TASTELESS
CHILL TONIC because the formula is
plainly printed on each bottle showing
that it is simply Iron and Quinine in n
tasteless form. No Cure. No Pay. soc
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Everything in CANNED MEATS
See the line, or phone US.
phone 10. f. ID. Carter d Co.
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Have your eyes examined and
GLASSES FITTED before it is toe
late, at GAYS DRUG STORE.
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The best medium priced line of
TOILET SOAPS in town. Phone 70
T.. ID. Carter * Co.
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j. a. GAY agent of DIR. Shoup's
Preparations. a2l-Iw
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| ID FALCON POWDERS for
25c, at j \. Gays Drug Store.

The Ladies Bazaar congratu-
lates itself on having the services
of Miss Esther Anderson i'm select
ing beautiful line of dress goods.
trimmings and notions for the fall
and winter trade. 1t
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This week, NEW. FAT, imported
IRISH MACkERAL. Try them.
+. ID. Carter x Co.
Phone 70.
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New and well selected line OF
fine WRITING PAPERS, TAB
LET'S, ENVELOPES, Etc, at
GAYS DRUG STORE.
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just received, a large line of
imported fine SOAPS and PER
TT MES, at GAYS DRUG STORE.
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If you want the BEST PERFUMES.
SOAP, TOILET ARTICLES, ETC. buy
ut GAYS DRUG STORE.
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Buy your TURNIP SEED at
GAYS DRUG STORE All va
rieties, and fresh. a21-4w
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j. A. GAY, Agent for SLoCUM 5
parations -PsYCHINE OzoMUL-
SION, Etc. a2I-4w
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THE GOOD, BAD AND IN
DIFFERENT can play FINCH.
GAYS DRUG STORE, Ag't, \ berdeen
Quick relief for Asthma Suf-
fererS.

Foley's Honey and Tar affords imedi.
ate relief to asthma sufferers in the worst
stages aud II taken in time will effect q
cure. j. l.. Shell X Co.
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LETTER LIST.

List OF Letters remaining unclaimed at the
Aberdeen postofiice FOR week ending August -
Andrews. Steve Kelley. Miss William
Bowin. q W tcOD Powe. " W
Bell. Kew VIM Shell, Mollie
Davesas. Willie Sims. RebeccA
Dileny, Albert Smith, Nathan
Greode. Maria Thomas. T. e.
Goh, Mr. Wadiey. Lee
dordon, BaSha Williams. Annie
Harley. James Ware. Amy
Jones, Naid
Parties calling for above list of letters please
say advertised, and pay one ID cont to oh
tain them.
HARVEY K. Fits. p Nj
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j. A. GAY. agent for LYDIA r.
PINKHAM'S VEGETABLE Con-
por1ND. a2lAw
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Six Bottles PE-RU-NA for So. 90
At GAYS DRUG STORE.
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BAPTIST CHURCH.

Services each sabbath morning aud night by
the pastor, Rev. }. 4. Watts.
Prayer Meeting. Wednesday night.
Sunday School ats % a.. IA.
\. j. BRowN suit.
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SUMNER TOURIST RATES to H0TSPRINGS
The Kansas CiIs. Memphis 4 Birmingham
Railroad will sell round trip tickets Ia Septem
Der 1903 every Wednesday and Saturday. One
fare plus = %, for the round trip. Final limit a.
days. tt~l J. X. fOuNG- Agent.
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Low rates to many points during tho summer
months. We also make t+e usual reductions
for the Fourth 6T July to all points For full
information apply to T. \. DU LIN--Ticket Agt.
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FINCH CARDS

For sale at
GAYS DRUG STORE, Agent.
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Regular sunday services. II IN. and 90 ~ m.
Night services specially for young people.
sunday School. S.El a.. m. I.
Prayer Meeting. Wednesday. $50 n. ~.
Choir Practice. Wednesday. = Is D. m.
Lasiies Aid Society. each TUESDAY morning.
l.adies Missionary Society, ffsc Monday III
each month. $50 y. IN.
Session meets second Monday IN each month.
= On y.
You ara cordially invited to worship with us
Callers welcome at Pastors study in Manse.
Pastors telephone 10.
Rev. J. ID. wILsoS, Pastor. :
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CuEAP SIIMMER TOURS.

IT
To the Great Lakes, California. Colorado, the
Rocky Mountains and other Western Resorts
LD Michigan. the N,r<inias, North and Suiti.
Carolina and Ienn-s>ce, kentucky. and ali
summer resorts il the United states and Can
ada. low rates viz Mouile 4 OHIO Railroad.
Tickets sale daily L. September -. Apply t.
Agents or write JOHN VI. BEALE- \. g. 4. A..
1t. Louis. for particulars. tss0
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SUMMER TOURISTS RATES TO GIBSON
Well. Tenn.
The Mobile 4 Ohio Railroad will sell tickets
daily, june I IA September 3D. Ter Gibson Wells
Tenn. and resurn. limited until OsLober 81. for
SIOO5. Il. ID. GODFREY. Agent. isSO
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HEALING SPRINGS. ALABAMA.
The Mobile 4 Ohio Railroad will sell Summer
Tourists Tickets To Bucku tunna. Miss. for
Healing Springs. Alabama. daily. beginning
June 1 tn September. 81. good returning until
October "a. for 500. l.. ID. GODFREY. ACT.
LAUDERDALE SPRINGS. MISS.
The Mobile 4 Ohio Railroad will sell round
trip tickets t. Laudcriale Miss, june Ist to
September A.. limited until October 1. for - -.
tbs. l.. II. GODFREY. Agent.
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NATIONAL 1F[TAL ASSOCIATION AND
ADJUNCT SOCIETIES. Ashvillc. v. G.. July
Zl3i
The Mobile 4 Ohio Railroad will sell rOhnd
trim To- N-hvfltc Y & .z7I July - -, 70 and p,
limited until August =. fCr SD. "a.
ua21 l.. ID. GODFREY. Agent
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Monte No. Ark
The X. G. NJ. * B.-wiu sell low rate tickets to
Eureka -s.pyings, Ark round trip $50; Nam
moth Springs, rousd trip. s12.D. Monte Ne
Ark. round trip. $3.50. Tickets good for re-
turn 90 days j r YOUNG, Agt
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SUMNER WEEK END RATES.
Every saturday. june IL August -. the Mo
bile \ Ohio viii -cl- rouud trig tickets Abcr leon
To- Mobile for $3.50, Ia Coden for - - and t.
Point Clear fur So. GOOD leaving Mobile. the
following Tuesday, y Is ls}DFREH. As't
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THE LADIES BAZAAR.
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Mobile * Ohio RailrOaI

GRAND -DtINTAI UNITED ORDER OF
Ttetsr RFFORMERS. Washington. ID e
September -
bar the above uccas ion tine Mobile \ Ohio
'Railrogd will sell found trip ticket - wash
tnl.ton Oh August 3D. -. s-ptc5 Der anu = Win
1uairiInit September 10. for ~ 81
10. L. -. GODFREY. Agent.
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81 ~ TO WAUkESfIA. WIS, AND RETURN
The Mobile 4 Ohio Railroad viii sell daily
until September SAB. limited uYlt October 81
round trim tickets "a Wiukcst a Wis for 50 40
Al-1 low rates to other northern poiuts. Call on
tsgI l.. ID. GODFREY. Agent.
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Phone 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-09
WHAT is GOING ON TODAY.

six-day bicycle race. Madison Square Garden
National Indian Association Convention Place
Presbyterian Church. II a. m.
Farmers Club and Horticultural Section OF the Ameri-
can Institute discussion Of The Chrysanthenurn -
No p West Forty-fourth- st. $3.50 p. m.
Annual dinner Of the NewYork Southern Society Wal
dorf. $50 D. m.
Dinner Of the Sphinx Club. Waldorf. 7:3O p. m
American Scenic Historic Preservation Society meat
ing IN memory of Andrew II. Green. Museum of
Natural History. Sis p. m
Annual sophomore show Of Columbia students Carnegie
Lyceum, evening.
Meeting Converts League, the Catholic
Club 8 p. m.
Smoker of the NewYork Association of the alumni
students of Phillips Academy, Andover, Aldine
ISOLATION, Fifh-ave. and Elghteenth-st-. $50 p m.
Free lectures the Education p. m.-HaH of
the Board OF Education Park-ave and Fifty-ninth-
St., Les Peintres Francais XINme Steele NJ.
Andre Michel: Young Mems Hebrew Association
Hall. Ninety second-st. and Lexington-ave, Niagara
Tap Max Lowenthal; Young Mems Christian
Association Hall. No. West One-hundred-and-
twenty-nfth-st. Work Energy and Machines" Pro
f'ri \ 2o5 East Forty second-st.. ''Austria-IIun-
gary" Malcolm Stuart: Young Mems Institute No,
Odd Bowery, Cuba TranslRted-Her Legal Relations
the United States Coming Politics." William
Amsterdam Abraham Lincoln Melvin
G. WinStock; the Baron de Hrsch Trade School. No.
Soughton; the John 81 Toucey Memorial Building
One-hundred- and fftieth-st. Mott-ave, "A
Lump OF Coal and Its History, DR.. Msgnus c..
Ihlseng
Exhibition and Manhattan Trade School
for Girls No. 233 West Fourteenth-st
City Chapter. Daughters OF the American Revolu-
ton. Manhattan Theatre, 2:i5 p
by Society United States Daugh-
tiers Of 1872, Waldorf.
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FINE FOR MISS GRAHAM.
Murphys Stepdaughter VIII Get 1t
Back, Sag Tammany Men.

Corporation Counsel Rives announced yesterday,
after going all the evidence in the case of Miss
Mabel @. Graham, who went to Hot Springs. Va,
with her mother and stepfather Charles F. Muir
ply. without leave of absence. that he had fined
Miss Graham ten days pay. Mr.. Rives's meInor-
randum is follows
On consideration of the charges against Miss
Graham for absence without leave, the Corporation
Counsel is of the opinion that for least ten days
Of the time Miss Graham was absent from her du-
ties her condition was such that she could have
been at the office, at least have asked for
leave OF absence: but in view OF the previous ex-
cellent record of Miss Graham and her attention
10 duty, it has been decided not to dismiss her.
but 10 find her guilty of absence without leave for
ten days and to deduct ten days pay.
Mr.. Rives did not know the reason for Miss
Graham's continued absence from the Law De-
partment, where. as a stenographer. she draws
$500 year, until he in dispatches from Hot
Springs entertaining stories about her brilliant
golf playing. He requested explanation, and
Miss Graham sent a doctors certificate saying
that she was too i'll TO work. Mr.. Rives has the
reputation in the Law Department of being emf
nently fair and kind toward the staff. The Tam
many around the City Hall said yesterday
any other manner. resolution carrying ap
preparation for the amount Of the fine and in
crease in salary would be damned through. just
show the reformers that they could not take
such liberties with any relative friend Of Charles
r
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NETWORK CITY.

Alexander McAneaney the bartender at No 434
Thrd-ave.. who turned States evidence in the case
of the murder of Captain Craft in the Empire in
West Twenty ninth-st., for which Tom Tobin
will be executed on Monday, yesterday &C
quilted of the charge of attempted burglary by a
jury III Judge McMahon's court in General SEES
sions, Part 1. He accused Of attempting 10
enter the grocery at No 225 Ninth-ave on the
morning of November l.
NJ. Andre Michel conservatism of the Louvre
Museum of Paris, will lecture this evening at 8
o'clock at the hall of the Board of Education Park
ave- and Fifty-nnth-st No tickets OF admission
required. The subject will be Les Peintres
FRANCHISE au XIXeme Steele" The lecture will be
illustrated with stereopticon views.
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TRAIN ALMOST HITS AUTO.
Latter SmaShes Through Gates an
The BrORG.

Stephen Schmitson hagman. who is on duty
through the night at the One-hundred-and-thirty-
eighth-st. crossing of the New-York. New-Haven
and Hartford Railroad, early yesterday morn
ing just as he was closing his gates for the early
morning fast freight. known the fish" train, a
big red automobile coming east along the street at
8 terrific pace. lie waved his lantern in warning,
but the machine came without slackeping speed,
and so did the freight. Schmitson had barely time
jump ont 81 the way when the automobile
struck the gate bar snapped it Off plunged across
the track than few inches ahead Of the
cOwcatcher Of The freight engine. smashed through
the gate on the other side and rushed on in its
career
Both Schmitson and the engineer Of the train ex-
pected accident with loss Of life, there were
five persons, three men and two women, IN the
automobile The machine stopped about two hun
dred wards beyond the crossing, and after SChmit-
had recovered his nerves he followed the party
and demanded their names. They refused at first,
but finally two of the said that they were
DR. Johnson and Or Mccarthy, of the Riverside
Hospital Then they drove of.
when DIR. johnson asked concerning the
affair be declared that he not out all early
yesterday morning. and that some TO cover
his real identity, must have given his name.
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SAILED.
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS

Gen Reesng New-York Cherbourg and Ham
burg (and proceeded
London. Dec s.Arrived steamer MInnehaha tB Robin
son. New-Sork
Swansea Dec 5-saied steamer Exeter city CBp. King
New-Yorl
Dover. S-Passed. steamer American Dutch, Mark
schisegeF. New-York for Antwerp.
Glasgow, Dec S-Arrived steamers Furnessia CBr).
g9qns: N NswYo5k via Neville ISrenan dF
Beachy Head Dec Passed. Rotterdam Dutch
tank. Peters Amste dam for New-York.
Isle Of Wight, Dec Passed Marteilo (Br).
Bingham New-York for Hull.
New-Ycrk
Bremen Dec : D m-Arrved steamer Crosse- E1ur-
furst GER Renkasten. New-York
Antwerp, Dec m--ArFtved. steamer iceland (Br).
Broomhead New-York.
Lisbon. Dec 5-Arrved. steamer Peninsula Port Bet
tencouTt. New-York via New-Bedford
Gibraltar Dec S-Passed, steamer Germania CFr Jou-
bert, New-York for Naples and Marsellles
Demerara Dec 4-Satled. steamers indianapolis tBr).
Black New-York; King David (Br) Rtch Neyv-York
Colastine Nov 6-Sailed steamer (B-i Dundas
NeW-YoFk
Naples Dee Arrived. steamer CaIabria Er) Pearce
NeV-York via Genoa and Leghorn; sailed 10 p M.
PrinZ Oskar Ger Dugge NeW-York = ~
Malta Dec S-Arrived, steamer Pocahontas (sr lanes
New-York Via Gibraltar and Oran for Venice etc
Palermo Dec .6-Arrtved steamer Sician Prince (Br)
Hanks NewYork via Naples
Algiers. Dec SAILED steamer Marenfels GER TagEs
from Calcutta. etcl New-YOrh
East London Nov ll-Arrived steamer Glenesk fBr,
RAFFERTY,, New-Nork via ST Vincent and Cane Town
Sydney. y W Dec ARRIVED steamer star of Ireland
lir. Kearney. New York Via 81 Vincent and Mel
Pernamhuco. Dec SAILED steamer Byron Crl. Cadogan
tfrnm Rio Jaueirol. Ncw-York
Rio Janero, Dec 6-Arrved British Prince (3rl
Comm, NeU-York via Psrnsmbueo.
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WHISTLES WELCOME Mr.. TRUESpALE.
Declares He Never Had Intention Of Resign
ing D.. L. and W. Presidency.

5 Akatsuka, now First Secretary OF the Japanese
Legation AT Washington. arrived here yesterday on
the Kaiser wilhelm H. For the last two years he
has been an attache Of the Berlin legation Pre-
"ious 20 that he was IN China. He said that there
nothing new in the Eastern situation and
that everything pointed TO peaceful settlement
". H. Trueedale president OF the Delaware
Lackawanna and Western Railroad was also
passenger. He laughed at rumors Of his resigna-
ton that have cropped out weekly in his alb
sence. He said that he never had the least intar
ton Of resigning. On the way up from Quarantine
the steamer followed by feet OF twenty
Lackawanna tugs. with whistle cords tied down
making a hideous din OF welcome Mr.. Trues-
dale.
state Senator n. A. Elsberg. another passenger
has been abroad for the last three months for his
health He said he knew nothing OF the report that
he was slated 10 succeed NJ. Linn Bruce Hs would
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-09
ALDERMEN ADOPT RULES OF ROAD
City Fathers Decide That Near Side Is That
Opposite Far Side

The Board OF Aldermen at their meeting yester-
day adopted rules OF the road. formulated by the
COMMITTEE on Laws and Legislation and approved
10y the Police Department Alderman Dou object
ed the regulation compelling all to stop on
the near side OF crossings. There much dis
cussion as 10 what is the near" side. and the
BROOKLYN aldermen argued FOR several minutes be-
fore they decided 10 leave il TO Alderman Walkley.
one of thc Oldest Of the Brooklyn representatives
lie de.led that the far" side is the side opposite
the near side.
All agreed the section when it had been
amended 10 read that the cars should stop on the
near size, and the UOTd only eliminated.
The TolCaN showed s5 ayes and noes. The
ordinance has 10 have the approval of the Mayor
70 become Il law
The board approved an appropriation OF $4,000
asked Tor by President Cantor for the City Hall
repairs and improvement Two previous appro-
pTiat lions were $4,000 each.
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

ASTOR-Montague c. Gurrey. Honolulu; L. s.
Maxwell. New-ZeaIand; E. Wageman. Valparaiso.
BROADWAY CENTRAIl-Captain +. Jadwin u.
s A. Or. J; r, Table, Berlin. Germany. CAM
BRlDGE-Colonel F. b. Noyes, Chicago. EARL
INGTON-Harry McEnerney, of The New Orleans
Picayune.n ENERETT-Harold J. Buxton, Lon
don. FIFTH AVENUE-Judge J. K. F. Hail. Ridg-
way Penn. GILSEY-F. p. Drory. Stettin; Clifford
CGvency, Paris, GREGORIAN-W. B. Plunkett,
land. HOLLAND-senator Reed smoot. Utah;
Louis F. Payn, Chatham; N Goetz Paris GRAND
captain NJ. S. Cronin. U. S. A. IMPERIAL
EiGent Miret Santiago de Cuba: Nalestin ~ Walls.
Cuba; q. c. Van Deusen. Albany. MANHATTAN-
Robertson Reid, Ceylon; Congressman George Il.
Lilly Connecticut; Oakes, Ames, Boston: Major
wood, St Louis: J. S MacKnight. Detroit. MUIR
RAY HILL-Percy r. Todd. New Haven; w. H.
Bryce, Montreal; John Porteous Norwich, Conn.
~. AIR RRE1CaPtain 7. Franklin, u S. A METH;
Gardiner. Paris SAVOY. P. de Metrowitsch.
Servia; Louis Feist, Frankfort-o on Main Albert
Lorsch, Paris. YORK Lieutenant c. B. Price, L..
S; n WALDORF-AsTORIA : Elk Congressman
Frank J. Neidringhaus, ST. Louis; Angus Hooper,
agent of the Baltimore and Ohio Railway.
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THURSDAY. DECEMBER 10.
FRIDAY. DrCE uRER II
SHIPPING NEWS.
Pert of Eew-YOrk, Tuesday. Dec. S, 1908
ARRIVED

Steamer Cevc tr) Clarke Liverpool November Of 10
the White star Line with mdse Arrived the Bar at
1880 m. December z
Steamer Paana Ger segarnberg Hamburg Novem-
Der D. TO Funch Edge Co with 37 steerage passengers
and mdse. Arrived at the Bar at 5
Steamer Kaiser Wilhelm II tGer) Hogeuann Brennan
December Southampton and Cheroourg 2 10 elrichs
Co with 704 cabin and Si steer6Ge passengers mails and
mdse Arrived the Bar 10 As a IN
Steamer Diamant Ger. Schlemilch Rotterdam M
vember % and Shields - Philip Ruprecht in bauas,
Arrived a a m
Steamer Victoria Wards Noveuber y
LegEorn Il. and Naples 81, Henderson Bros win
cabin and 70s steerage passengers mdse Arrived ar
the Bar 3 a m. -
Steamer Yucatani Johnson. Colon December l. to the
Panama Railroad Sc Co, with At passengers mails and
mdse Arrived a the Bar 4:55 a m.
steamer MoFr0 Castle, Downs. Havana December z IN
James r Ward & Co. with 81 pAssengsra mails and
mdss Arrived a thu Bar al 30 a m ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-09

its along the west bank of the MISSISSIPPI River
from Memphis to New-Orleans. 1t had been thought
probable for several months that the Frisco would
use jointly with the Missouri Pacific the line now
under construction by the latter system down the
Mississippi Valley. but owing to divergence OF
views as 10 the extent of the traffic rights or the
Frisco in the new territory the projected arrange
ment has now been abandoned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-09

more definite.
Among the other passengers were twenty women
harpers members of the Concerto Arpistico RO-
mano DR. w. T. Bull Melville Bull and J. w.
Riddle First Secretary to the United States Lega-
ton at St Petersburg.
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FRISCO 10 BUILD MISSISSIPPI LINE.

The -. Louis and San Francisco Railroad Com
pany it is understood on excellent authority has
decided TO proceed with the construction OF line of
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 712 Sunset ABB Moon rises 1927 Moons 81
HIGH WATER.
A.M.-Sandy Hook Hop Gov. Island 1120 He'll 1I6
P.M-Saady Hook l144i Gov Island He'll Gate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-09

For yoHT Shopping list.
That rare combination, a useful as
well as ornamental Xmas present.
A fancy, fancer or fanciest handle,
whichever YOU fancy. makes the
umbrella ornamental
Steel rod, stout frame and heavy
silk makes it useful.
The kind that usually takes a flyer.
1915 for Xmas.
ROGERS, PEET & COMPANY.
rs Broadway. opposite CITY Han.
Warren St
~ Broadway. cor ISth Ne nIi
40 by mail
leo Broadway. S2e.
81 ga s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-09

Steamer FL Monte, Maxson Galveston December l. TO
Southern Pacific Co. with mdse.
Steamer DANA DAM Paulsen. TamPico, days. with
cad bullion American Smelling
Will discharge al Perth AUbOy.
Steamer Navahoe. Johnson. Georgetown 8 c. Novem-
Der g. via Wilmington. c. 9TH 10 William p Clyde &
Co with mdse
Steamer GoldsbOro. Swain Philadelphia, 2
Clyde Co. with mdse
Steamer Princess Anne. Tapley. Newport and
Norfolk. TO Old Dominion SIS Co, with passengers and
steamer Antia Obi, Monten. Nassau December g. to F
Montell & Sons with passengers, mails and mdss.
Arrived the Bar a 80 a m.
Sandy Hook, n j. Dec s. $3.50 m-Wind northeast;
light breeze cloudy.
SAILED.
Steamers Victorian OBJ Liverpool; Palatfa Ger.
Naples and Genoa Citta dt Napon dtaD. Naples and
Colon; Egda CNor Norfolk: City of Augusta Savannah
Comanche Charleston Jacksonville; Powhatan (Isrl
Gibraltar Naples, etc FL Rio, Galveston; J NJ Guffey
Port Arthur Tex; sabine Brunswick Mobile Condor
ODD Valparaiso, CaIlao. etc Phsrsalia Brl Fremante
Adelaide Aurania (Br Algers. Naples etc; Rhein
Ger. Bremen: ManzaniIlo tCuban) Guantanamo ETC.;
Uler (Nor). ST Kits, Barbados,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-09
ROYAL
Baking Powder
Is Most Economical
Because It makes better
and more hea1thfss1 food.
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ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO.. NEW Work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-09
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