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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-03-31
ExEcUrRYx NOTICE.

Estate of Hugh ]. McKenna. de.
ceased.
Notice Is hereby given by the un-
dersigned, executrix of the last will
and testament of Hugh J. McKenna
deceased, to the creditors OF and all
persons having claims against said
deceased to exhibit them, with the
necessary vouchers. within one year
after the first publication of this no.
tice, to the said executrix at the law
offices of voorhees, g. Voorhees,, or
the fifth floor of the Traders block
the same being the place for the
transaction OF the business of the
estate of said deceased in the city
of Spokane, state of Washington.
Dated at Spokane. Wash, the cath
day of March, 1903.
CATHERINE Il. McKENNA.
Executrix of the Last VIII and Tesla
ment of Hugh J. MeKenna. De.
ceased.
Date of first publication, March "a
1908.
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"ARrxoNA."

ARIZONA" is coming back to the
Spokane theater for a two nights
engagement beginning tomorrow eve
ming. 1t is preassured of a warm
welcome by reason of the fact that
1t made good" If the term may be
used. in all sorts Of ways on the
occasion OF its first presentation more
than two years ago.
Chicago enthused very much over
Arizona" and oddly enough, New
York, which is not usually fond OF
accepting outside verdicts, fell into
line. Since it was seen here "Ari-
iona" has been played for Is more
weeks in the metropolis, thereby
achieving the record of more presen-
tations in New York within q given
limit than any other dramatic offer
ing.
Arizona is a delightful play
clean, wholesome as well as thrilling
drawn on the lines of real red -blooded
humanity and lightened with comedy
of a particularly excellent type which
Thomas alone knows best how to
handle. MIR. LaShelle was warmly
commended In New York for the ex-
ceilence and even balance OF the cast
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Geographic Briefs.

London.--At Albert hall yesterday
a great welcome was accorded Gen
eral William Booth, commander-in-
chief of the Salvation Army. upon
his return from America. Hundreds
of people were turned from the place.
Washington.-Presi Roosevelt
has issued a general order in the
nature of an amnesty toward a GER
tain class of prisoners which will af-
feet over 100 prisoners now confined
In the new United States penitentiary
at Atlanta, Ga.
Washington. Attorney General
Knox has notified the secretary of
the treasury that clear title can
be secured to the federal building
site in Spokane. Everything will
probably be in readiness to begin the
work of building In three months.
New Orleans.-The carrying away
of additional cribbing in the levee
here almost caused the abandonment
of the work of repairing the crevasse.
The undertaking was started again.
however, and there is hopes of com
plotting the work before the cribbing
1s again carried away.
Fernie, b. Cone of the most dis
astrous strikes in the history of the
province was settled yesterday when
a Cancellation committee and the
mine owners met and signed a three
years agreement. The company con-
cedes much that the men sought for,
and the agreement signed will tend
to put relations between employer
and employe on a solid footing.
acknowledgements Mcbride has
named the st. Louis fair commission
ers. They are: Senator Warren w
Tolman. Spokane. and Representative
@. w. X. Peaslee, Asotin county; Al
fred Black. president Of the Fair,
haven Land company; r. p. Thomas
Anacortes lumber and shingle manu-.
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King Edward Visits
Carlos Of Portuual,

LONDON, March 31.-King Edward
sails today on the royal yacht Vic
toria and Albert for Lisbon to repay
the recent visit to England of King
Carlos. Though the plans have not
been fully announced, it is under
stood that the king will remain in
Portugal for four or five days.
He is accompanied on the trip by
his intimate friend, the Marquis de
Several, the Portuguese minister at
London.
LISBON, March 31.-Great care is
being taken to protect King Edward
while on his visit here. In addition
to the regular police and the large
number of detectives employed, 10
Scotland Yard men arrived here this
morning.
Seventeen anarchist suspects have
been expelled from the country.
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NOTICE TO U1EDTroRs.

In the superior court for Spokane
county. state Of Washington. In the
matter Of the estate of Frank M
Flood, deceased. No. 1857. Notice to
creditors.
Notice Is hereby given that all per-
sons having claims against said
estate are required to present them
to me for allowance at the office OF
Harry A. Flood. 1884 Jameson
block. Spokane. Spokane county
Washington, within IL months after
the date of the hrst publication of
this notice. or they will be forever
barred.
Date of the first publication of this
notice, March II. 1903.
HARRY A. FLOOD,
Administrator of the Estate Of Frank
NJ Flood. Deceased.
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Elk City viii
Have Mining Boom

With the opening of spring a gen.
eral rush is being taken up to Elk
City, Idaho. Ed Bryant, q well known
mining man of this city, has just re-
turned from the camp.
Elk promises to have a remarkable
season." said Mr.. Bryant. Mining
men from all parts of the country are
making inquiries as to it's merits and
when the season for travel starts
there will be hundreds Of people on
the road to Elk City. In reaching the
camp the best way is to go by way
of Buffalo Hump. over the divide.
Among some of the properties
which will start large forces of men
at work soon are the American Eagle.
the Nassau properties, the Hogan,
the Simpson and others. Two hotels
and several business houses make the
camp quite modern"
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INDIGESTION

is the cause OF more discomfort than
any other ailment If you eat the
good for you. you are distressed.
Aoker's Dyspepsia Tablets will make
your digestion perfect and prevent
Dyspepsia and its attendant disagree
able symptoms. Ycu can safely eat
anything, at any time. II you take one
of these Tablets afterward Sold by
all druggists under a positive guar
sntee. rs cents. Money refunded If
you ara not satisfied. Send to us for
d free sample. w II. Hooker d Co.,
Buffalo, n. Y.
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GIVE QUIZ SIDE A CHANCE.

In our article yesterday taken from
the New York Herald. headed "Busi-
ness Men in Theatricals," we notice
that "a Wise Woman is going to
make few stops before starting a
run in San Francisco. Now why can't
we have this company stay one night
with us? They surely must have a
first class company to contemplate an
extended run in the western metropo-
lis. Such company would be re-
lief from the No. 2, and sometimes
companies that we generally get.
Give us a chance.
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SELL LIQUOR LEGALLY
after FIFTY YEARS

BURLINGTON. VT, March 81
Liquor signs will appear over door
ways in Vermont tomorrow and the
genial "barkeep" will don his white
apron and be prepared to dispense
the foamy amber colored fluid and
the more seductive and intoxicating
rye to all who have thirst for the
same.
For the first time In half century
liquors will be legally sold over the
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bar. This is by virtue of the recent
vote of the people at the state cleo
ton whereby the prohibitory law was
annulled and high license act adopt
ed in it's stead.
Preparations have been made for
the opening of saloons tomorrow in
every one of the six cities Of the
state. Burlington, Montpelier, Rut-
land, St. Adams, Barre and Verg-
ness
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FOR WEAK AND NERVOUS
PEOPLE.

we nave cure Tor nervous and
unsteady people, weak, fleshless peo-
pie and pimply, pale or sallow people !;
people who are troubled with loss of
ambition. falling memory, depression
of spirits, lack of confidence, nervous
headache and wakeYulness. All these
symptoms are produced by weakened
nerves. brought on by the watery con-
dition of the blood. Make strong,
rich. red blood and furnish food for
the nerves is the way to stop the
source of the disease. and the cure
then Is only question of days. The
best flesh and blood builder is Dir.
Gums Blood and Nerve Tonic, in
tablet form to take at meal time
Sells at 75c a box. or three boxes for
81. at all drug stores, or sent post
paid on receipt of price. People gain
from one to three pounds of solid
healthy flesh per week by the use of
this medicine. That Is an indication
that it is doing good. Address DIR.
Bosanko Co, Philadelphia. Pa. For
sale hr chas. McNab, cor Washington
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handsomely embossed cover, and cpn-
tains. in addition to a map showing
the route to be taken by the party,
the names of the members of the
party, the day and hour Of arrival and
departure at each point, the popula-
ton of cities at which stops will be
made. and many other interesting
facts, including the names Of the rail-
roads over which the train will travel
and the distance between points.
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PRESIDENT LEAVES :; :
ON TRIP TOMORROW

WASHINGTON, March s1-There
was a constant stream of callers at
the White House today. Most of
them called simply to say goodby to
the president. who leaves here to-
morrow for his long trip to the Pa
ci1c coast.
Secretary Loeb has sent to each
member of the presidents party a
handsome itinerary of the trip. 1t is
in the form of booklet with q
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Personal.

Henry l.. Melby, proprietor of the
Fish Lake resort. near Rathdrum.
Idaho, is in the city.
Ralph Cunningham. n mining pro-
moter from British Columbia. IL visit
ing in Spokane for a few days,
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facturer; Edward C. Cheasty, Seattle
merchant; Thomas Harrington, mer-
chant of Buckley, Pierce county; w.
w. Robertson, editor Yakima Repub-
lie; NJ. e. Hay, Wilbur. Lincoln coun-
ty; George Lidsley, Clarke county.
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Launch Asbury Park.

PHILADELPHIA. March 31.-The
steamer Asbury Park, built by the
Central Railroad of New Jersey to
ply between New York city and the
famous Jersey Methodist resort, was
launched today at Cramps in the
presence OF the city officials and a
number of other prominent visitors
from Asbury Park.
The christening ceremony was per-
formed by Miss Mabel Winsor, who
had as her maids of honor Miss Mabel
Burt and Miss Josephine Hawkins.
all of Asbury Park.
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A. BASKET SOCIAL.
Imperial Kebekah lodge, No. IS,
will give a basket social tomorrow
evening at Eagles hall.
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Loans on
Real Estate

Immediate loans on
improved city real es-
tate or for building pur-
purposes; any amount;
lowest rates; payments
to suit borrowers. We
approve loans from plans
and advance money as
bull ing progresses.
when desired. Option in
repayment after one
year. No interest charg-
ed for holding loan ap-
proved until you desire
the money; and In largo
loans interest charged as
money Is drawn.
Mechanics Loan & TruS1
Company,
5o3 Eookery. Phone Black 3e41.
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GREAT CHANCE FOR BARGAIN.

HOTEL. AT GLEN COVE
Fully furnished Licensed sell on reasonable
terms, on account OF death Of proprietor
clear Price $500. ". Z. BOURNES. 203 Broadway.
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Teachers Agencies.

WANTED lMMEDIATEI.Y-Three teachers Colege
w Preparatory Work. Teacher French, German $500
Vocal Teacher. $500 (C0lege} Teacher Gymnastics
Dancing Teacher English, EIocution. Elementary Draw
ing German, French, American Goveruesses nrst class
positions; Companion. MISS DONOVAN'S EDUCATION
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Country PROPERTY for Sale.
Country Property for Sale.
BELLE HARBOR ESTATE
$4,000 Feet Frontage on Atlantic Ocean.
Situated on Rockaway Point,
Long Island, New York City.

Thirty-fve minutes from East Thirty
fourth Street, New York, or Flatbush
Avenue, Brooklyn.
The finest seashore property on the At
iantic Coast, extending back to Jamaica Bay.
A restricted neighborhood.
Land graded, macadamized streets, side
walks sewers, gas, water and electric lights.
Five minutes walk from Long Island R. r.
Station at the Rockaway Terminus.
Titles guaranteed by the Title Guarantee
and Trust Company.
Unusual opportunity to acquire large
plots for improvement at very low prices.
Full particulars by addressing or calling
on DR.. Thomas P. Hughes Room 1906, Com
mercial Cable Building, 20 Broad St. New
York, N. 7. Telephone 7749 Cortlandt.
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For Sale or to Let-COunfrB.
AN TDFAT SIMMER RESIDENCE

at Madison New-Jersey for rent or sale; house ana
g-oirSs known a. Redwood containing 43 acres OF and
laid out winding paths and roads the srouhas az
electricity with summer HOUSES outer
ing conservatory, stables. The hou-e alone conteiis
beautifully arranged ana iecoreled
en- the most costly manner. and expense has been
o country residences IN
property been the market
e1d mas only occupied by the owners as private
residence. per s2hooo or "oulc sen on
desirable terms further information regarding this
property address only by letter COOPER Metropolitan
t,lub. NeT-York.
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Furnished Houses to Let.

Brooklyn.
I COMPLETELY - RSIsFED MODERN - ROOM
= siDLst- FOR season yearly; corner sothf' and
-e's bensl1lprst willing 70 take part rent IN
- A1LIE agents OF PACKARD. 1.564 Broaevay
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Il CU(HEJS-
MISS HOPKINS EDUCATIONAL AGENCY. I Unior
" square supplies Principals. Teachers tIoveTnesses
travelling Companions. Nursery GOyernesses MatrOns
etc to schools and families application.
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Books and Publications.

UTTIoRs. manuscripts solicited. novels stories. poems.
~ plays pubd serisIls. also 'oA' sfa'a exam LateTa
box 1Su. Trib.
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL r. r. PHfLADEi-
PHTA AND READING RY. and BAL
TINORE AND OHIO r. r.

Off-es: Liberty south Ferry. s As-or House
f6- Oh 434 1900 1874 Broadvya,. ls2 1tl Ave =
tnon square West 153 East 125th St. 20 Wes5 l-3th
f-5Iurnbus Ave. New York. Z Court ST 5f+ >Nf
I,-i,-- - f-ooklyn 800 Broadvay Williamsburg View
I1- rarsfer 90, calls checks tsggage ~ iss-
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THOUSAND ISLANDS.
nCASA BLANCAn FOR RENT

Mlthin i've minutes Of Alexandra Bay Of the
ho" places or the Islands Modern house of
rooms and four porcelain baths; all improvements hard
ood noors with Turkish beautifully and completely
IuiIisheci artistcaly laid grounds, lighted by cleo
teity electric fountain ed vegetable garden
D2thhcuse on river; lighthouses with three skins;
EoRIH-FOOT DAIMLER MOTOR YACHT SER
VICES OF ENGINEER Rent for entire season. $500
y: Y. S.L10CIM. ii Broadway. New
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For Boys and Young Men-City.

MILLER Is! Ss:ss.. En- En-
= -. Business Correspondence Spelling
RI In Nh Punctuation and other subjects
~ = Ell N u IL. thoroughly taught. Sixteen years
- of continuous teaching in this city
tf23- ff3S Thousands Of students, who, through
what nave
Broadway done in their behalf are constantly nth,
Cor 26 ST s sts1diCg S 0 snioV In the business
community. the completeness OF Model once
which reproduces the conditions surrounding large
ness Office wherein we teach BUSINESS METHODS the
modern filing devices such vertical letter hung
loose leaf carbon manflooiIs
indexinS In its various applications ls
telephone, etc-ths
in detail the real secret of the success OF the ~
result Of such training is that our
graduates experienced. and business men want t
Our Employment Department generally has stanuiis
list of untitled positions Miller School is part OF
the University System Of New York seven
just been issued 20
some graduates by the Board Of Regents
under the York No other scnool
this city has succeeded in obtaining thess & n
Is have unbOunded commence
the Miller Methods underlying the work OF this schoo
They directly responsible FOR the great
students. DAY AND NIGHT SESSIONS ALL 81 S1N1Ef-
Send for booklet.
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READING SYSTEM


NEW JERSEY CENTRAL r. ".
Liberty Street south Ferry fims from
south Ferry minutes earlier than shown beloW)
E.sTOx BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND
MATCH NT<-z4 90 a Is EastC1 orIy) 8 10
40 40 500 Is . E;aston only) p sundays S4--S
,x a N n .E f.1 AND sCRANTOV-z4OO 90
a - : 90 . n SUNDAYS. - % a. ..
n AK Fu-OOD- LAEEyET asst. ToTS RTN Fsst AND
BARNEG AT-z4.O0 90 a. n 80 $40. "a 70 Lake
WOOD and I.akehurst on.y} SEQ sundays 1eH
Atlantic CTTY-+a an g. N = 80 D n
XiSEIAND AND BRJDGETON-fz40O 4 m. tL5o
Love. HRA~CH, ASRURy PARK. oCEAx
POINTS 90 20. It-sO a Sal $40 6So , m
SUNDAYS Ocean grove. = 90 8 % D.
PFEIT.AnFIPpIA RFApINC TEzAiIE atS--z.t = -
80 = mdt. - -. -. -.
9.rFJ AND CHESTNUT STRTF-TS-s4 -. %s2N 40 81.
sif 20 a m 900. t"3--e $500 zoe 70 . p m
FEF sTSTNG ISRuTSpyRG. POT'TSVTTT.F ASD
wILLIAMsPOBT-lf4 % z42H - 90 40 10 1000.
- IN Reading only. e1fs. -. T1-t4
Reading Pottsvire and Harrisburg only. 100 100
SANDY HOOK ROI TF.-F-or foot Rector street
pier { Atlantic Highlands. SeabrEht Monmouth Beach
and East Long Branch 1000 B. ~" ~
zF7rorn Liberty oriy saily- -Daiv eXreDt sur
1ay. gSuuday only +parIor cars only Wa Tarra11a
Ones: Ilsertv - Ferry south Ferrv Aston HOUSE
49, a6f 434 1850 IT14 Erosdresy. 1Se 9Th Ave. -
Union West. I53 Vast With 81 % West l--
st 2+5 Columbus Ave New York. court -. .+4 So
Fulto, St Brooklyn $50 Broadvav. Nil'arrshurg Se"
YORK Transfer calls for end checks baggage 20 d@s-
'i, ~ q T,F.srER o. NJ BURT.
y-,.e r-sr 7-J Gen Ngr Pes~'r 81
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ReqL Estate for Erchan ge

AoezE.-Tggeive brick city houses.
II seth. - J. want cottage. seashore or lake. .se
Vest Tsth--2
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Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
81 RAH8oA

G& d y O = 70 81 6ss 6EA = - H3
q
STATIONS Zoe: Of West wsntythra Street and De'-
c 1.-The IeaxIne time from oesbFos.e- an, and
t6at gaen below dr ave
station, except where otherwise noted:
Dining New YORK l t" Ps6 % sleeping Car
sSasas5 eisysIaRa 1,,,D
o[p1[tH1enf seePng Dining smoking and o 4ssr0t
2n Natl F9T Sh9go Gsyfand I foas
1 F5r foslo G!GAGo AND ST LOUIS 5 EY EPsS
5s5 a s Th fIr ST kPqf 45F Psburg IN
dta3aDols IouIsvile St. Louis. Dining Car For
p. VI WTssTERN EXPREss@For Chicago. Fer
7ss p NJ Pacific sTP15sS ExPR PRES and
Ronte C, gf kA OK daly wa sai1Tda9
s.25 r. NJ; CLEVELAND AND CINCINNATI EA-
wAsnI45Gs1TVo6N l AND THE z't soTTH: cot.
5: I i Gar D,33 6sss cs;,
Streets 22O) g Is Congressional Limited all PsrS 5
45s 6iB5r C caT = Dining Ta 9ght sunday 5
$50 Dining Car. 1o55 Dining Carr M II % pi and
Dining cars q CDinns ca1 as nins Carr. ass
SOUTHERN RAILwGY-Eixples5. IS. 425 m 12lo
ATLANTIC COAST LINE--Express. s-s5 a. m and So
sEABoARD AIR LINE RALwAY.-Ezpress. II IS p M
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY.-For Memphis
cIEsAP pc frzsaRS OHIO Te p LWAT-755 week
FoR OLD Po II coMFor and NoRFoLK-755 a m
ATLANTIC CTTY.-955 and 2.55 n week T1,-st
Sundays, 755 N. Through Nestnued 1ra -. par
Tarior Cars and standard Coaches on week-day,
Tor Smoking Parlor Cars. Dining Car anu 7N"
Coaches Sundays.
CAPE MAY--12-J5 m. weekdays from
For points and Branch HaIitaU 10 10
West Twenty-third station. $50 a M. q Is
as. ass. and 1125 D week-days- S5n If9c39tandt
a. from Desbrosses and 40 = m
Streets g. m. IL 20. $40 Z. 10. and IIS0 p
weekdays fq3apyi Pai f Z Fl Tff Z m
10 O)esbrosses and C5rtandt Streets 500 -.
s.25 o t8.55 Limited. 1Ol DESC So
Cortlandt Streets Dining Car). 1920
ing m. 1855 Dining Carr I5a I'LL
Carr COesb~osses and Cortlandt Streets 2-Ol
20 Dining Carr. $50 rs AS DINING az q -
Dining Car $50 Dining carr 30 49, -, S;sr no
D y 10 night SUNDAYS: 8 10 739 lDi M e 61tnr
coaches), S-25 s55. - fLirnitedl 8 30 TO-
Carr Z * Dining carr, LOO tplnn Mar, GaF Cs7
$50 Dining Carr, IS. s25 s55- s23 p NJ I-I'
night. ,oo
Ticket offices Nos. 1854 115 and POI Broadway -
Fifth Avenue Cbelow 23d ST.; 2G7 Fifth Avenue '
2ah ST.: I Astor House; West Twenty-tIll sIst
Station and stations foot Of Deso-osses a. a.
Streets Street $50 Fulton Street So BTad"ss
and Pennsylvania Annex station tsrookyn i1;
Jersey City. The New York Transfer Company WI
call and check baggage from hotels and residences
through to destination
Te1enhOne Eighteenth Street FOR FennsylVslI3
" " ATTEPRT-Pv r WOOD.
Cs=n'I Passenger Agent.
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HIpI G. IN GREENFIELD. y. H, conducted by twC
Cif1ES Boston teachers. Nature study and tutoring
HkMp For references and circular address Miss f. +,
CFWi Simmons, log Mason Terrace BrOokline. Mass
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Steamboats,


RENT FOR SUMMER boarding house enough
w applicants 80 nils $50. Crusers-o. I-lsal -
property CRUISER Ma.s.oi a.
plumbing. reprinted, repapsrec n1sAs5 So.
den planted inciujed some furniture Pl-AsS - D Nu~
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WEST SHORE
RAILROAD.
York Central & Hudson River r p Lessee
Trains leave Franklin 81 station New YORK. as fol-
lows. 10 Of West 42d ST. y r:
ITO A. M--FOr intermediate points 70 Albany
III 20 A. ND Saratoga and Mohawk Express
Il 90 ?. M.-Cnicag0 Express
- - M.-C0nt- Detroit Chi & - Louis
P No For Hudson River points and Albany
90 M--Fcr Roch.. Buffalo Cleveland and CHICAGO
- - p M-For Roch.. Buffalo. Detroit and 81 Louis
M.-For Syra Roct.. Niagara Falls. bet & Cht
&Daify except SUNDAY Leaves BrooSlyn Annex
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