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DIED.

DAVENPORT. At Bath. y. v. Oct. 9. 1901, Ira
Davenport IN hin c4th year. ...'.' "
Funeral service at his home IN Bath, ON Monday.
Oct. 10. at o:cluca. g..
KELLER On THURSDAY. Occ. q. 1904. ~ Liberty.
y. v. william A. Ecc!er son OF The late WI
liam A. Keclrr. and brother OF Mrs John George
Bainbridgc,
rurcral Monday morning al 10 O'Clock, from
- MaIthcwS Church, Sith ST, near Central
Park West.
ROSS. On sunday. Oct. .. 1861. AT vi late res
denco. 81 West 10Th 81. OF pneumonia, Heusv
Clay noss. bcTovct husband of J"Sslc \, Iloss.
in the 6lsi year OF his age,
Notice OF funeral hereafter. Canan lagua and
Victor. Ny" paIcIS please COPY.
SpENCER.--SuddrniS; on Oct. :. Narvcy Spencer,
son OF the late Harvey Spencer az this city,
Funeral services n, ~. Franci, Navicr'S Church.
10th ~; and 9th on Monday mlrnlTc, ~
10 o'clock.
THORtN,-On SUNDAY. Oct o. 1904. Ca>ir,lr, son
OF Paul ThorSn and Marie LorlNc CovSinaty.
In the GI;h year az hi; age.
. Funeral from tho Church OF 81. Vincent dc Paul.
cTi ST. and ah av., on TUESDAY. Oct. H. AZ
10 o'riocE \. NJ. lnt"rmcnt CalNarN.
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If They Desire to Qualify TO Participate
in the Coming Victory Over Odeilism
Result: The Lukewarm Leaders Are
Working Heart and SOul for the Ticket
SYRACUSE, Oct. 9.-Congressman Francis
Burton Harrison's aggressive campaign has
made itself felt here in most marked de-
gree. Up State Democrats are like the
eel OF the New England fable; they are so
used to being skinned alive that they don't
seem to mind il. 1t il oven whispered that
q few professed members Of the party are
Democrats merely to secure fnvors and
graft from the Odell machine. When IL
has been n foregone conclusion, as 1t has
been for four years past, that the grocery
combine was to succeed, these Democrats
for revenue only have waNcd fat, going all
possible lengths to emphasize the quarrels
between Democratic factions and the use-
lessness Of a contest In up State districts
with an overwhelming Republican ma ority.
1t has now come out that the Citizens
candidate for Lieutenant Governor read
the riot act to the local representatives OF
the lay down to Odell for what there it in
1t sort. Mr.. Harrison, after day in Syria
cuse, spotted the leaders of the studiously
lukewarm movement and addressed them
somewhat as follows:
u have no right to suspect your loyalty
to the party and to the Herrick ticket.
Take nothing say as indicating anything
else than a sincere desire to see Onondaga
county Democrats do themselves Justice.
From various sources we know that there
is to be a very heavy anti-Odell Repubf-
can vote for the Democratic State ticket
in this county. That ticket we are reason
ably satisfied. will be elected by the aid Of
Republican voters. Therefore, men and
brethren, remember that the vote OF this
county will be carefully scrutinzed after
election day. Remember that mere hold
ing down of the Republican plurality to TIE
ordinary figures will mean to us that there
has been reprehensible lack Of energy in
getting out the straight Democratic vote
IL it means nothing worse.
When triumphant and clean Demo-
cratic administration s installed at Albany
as the aclvices Of the State committee now
show that it will be, the significance OF the
failure of Onondaga Democrats to supple
n1ent the Republican revolt from Odell Gf,
as we do not anticipate. there should be such
a fail'ire) will be gravely considered There
fore. let us get together with a rush and all
qualify to participate in the honors of the
victory
Certain Syracuse Democrats seemed to
take these suggestions to heart. For day
they were sulky: for another day they We're
thoughtful. To-day they are working heart
and soul for the Herrick and Harrison
ticket with unprecedented fervor. Mr..
Harrison's tact was very gentle, but his
grim determination impressed the leaders
az much as it surprised them
We've got to get aboard. boy" one Of
the leaders said to his intimates yesterday.
@Herrick and Harrison are going to win
and it'll be he'll for us il We haven't helped
them"
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Of the Mercantile Trust Company. The
bill introduced by Odell's friend Amber
against the Mercantile Trust Company.
outrageous In every particular. was merely
an effort to get even on the United States
Shipbuildng bopd venture.
Az an evidence Of the wicIkEdnees Of the
bill introduced by the Governor Chairman's
friend Amber, tfeannual report OF the Bank
ing Department concerning the Mercantile
Trust Company shows ttst this company
has resources OF upward Of 1000, 600 and
has deposits Of upward Of ss0, O0O. 900
Among the directors Of the Mercantile
trust Company are such men az James
H. Hyde. John Jacob Astor. H. NJ.
Alexander, A. j. CaAsatt, George j.
Could Alfred g. Vanderbilt and James
j. Hill. The fact that John j. McCook
Ia also a director of the Mercantile Trust
Company and was prominent in the United
States Shipbuilding bond transaction with
Gov. OdelI explains. 1t was said the real
purpose Of the bill introduced by Governor
Chairman Odells friend Amber to repeal
the charter OF such tremendous financial
institution as the Mercantile Trust COM
pany.
The fact that Odell's friend Amber in
e'OuuSSu " TokJohl lDo ClihTItI vi
the Fire Proof Warehousing Company
which Is not now the name OF the Mercantile
Trust Company. but under whose original
charter the Mercantile Trust Company is
doing business, was spoken OF az but another
evidence OF Governor Chairman Odell's
subterranean methods.
Governor Chairman Odell's friend AM
bier, 1t was added. did not dare introduce
~ IN ~ 81 h.,
camille Trust Company as such, because
his motive would have been quickly APP
parent. whereas few in these days know
that the original charter Of the Mercantile
Trust Company stands in the name OF the
Fire Proof Warehousng Company. Bust
ness IN en-, commenting on this whole trans
action, say that they have been made a ghast
by it..
Republicans at Albany declared that
they would stand no further Odell non
sense on the Shipbuilding bond business
and Ambler's bill and Fishs bill never
got out Of committee.
Frank Wsyland Higgins. Governor
Chairman Odell's candidate for Governor,
was Lieutenant-Governor and presiding
officer of the Senate, yet he has never pro-
tested against any Of the various systems
OF Odelsm but, on the contrary, voted
with his eyes open TO give the Furnace
vile Iron Company, controlled by Z. H.
Hartman. the Governor hairman's per-
sonal friend. Sls.6ls which did not belong
to It,
When has Frank Wayiand Higgins, the
Governor Chairman's candidate for Gov
ernor, protested against one Of the eystems
OF Odeliism?
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4TTiCk on HERRI(k.
Republicans of Madison County Resent
speech OF Judge Swift or Potsdam.

SYRACUSE, Oct. s.-Angered by the attack
Of Judge Swift Of Potsdam on Judge Her
rick at an Oneida mass meeting last We'd
nesday night. Madison county Rcpubli-
cans have sent a protest to the Republican
State headquarters and assert that because
Of the attack they will knife the Republic
can State ticket.
IL is said in all seriousness on both sides
that the Republican nominee for Governor
will run way behind his ticket in the county
OF Madison. In the interior and southern
parts Of the county. Republicans who have
always before. remained loyal and voted
straight, now have no hesitancy in declar-
ing that they will not vote for Mr. Higgins
It is not because they dislike the nominee. or
like his Democratic opponent better, but
rather because they dislike Gov. Odell.
Senator Plat probably could never count
so many friends and admirers in the county
OF Madison rs he might to-day.
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FIGHTING OFF ODELLfSN.
RepulIlIcan In Kings Tack lie q W eighty Job
-McCarren Plans Big Rally.

-McCarfcn Ftaht Dis Many
Great efforts are to be put forth from this
time forward TO dspel the apathy which
has SO far marked the Republican cam
paign in Brooklyn, and which. according
the the managers. has resulted directly
from the blighting effects OF Odellsm. To-
day and tomorrow there will be lively
hustlipg TO stir up il possible some interest
in the mass meeting at the Clermont Avenue
Rink, scheduled for Wednesday evening,
at which Mr.. Higgins and ell his associates
on the grocery ticket are to be grouped on
the platform.
Timothy l.. w0odraif n to he the presid-
ing officer at the meeting and his presence
is likely to prove the sole inspiring factor
Mr.. Woodruff 10 expected to take direct
charge Of the campaign in Kings county
TODAY. and remain in charge. except when
fulfilling some speschmaking engage.
ments up the State. until election night
Mr.. Woodruff is going to devote special
attention to the work Of registration.
Senator p. II, McCsrren expects an inn
mense rally at Prospect Hall In South
Brooklyn tonight, Congressman Francis
Burton Harrison. the candidate for Lieu.
tanant- Governor, who has been Kidding
Odellism in his tour through the State,
will be the first speaker. Michael j. Ryan
Of Pennsylvania and Henry D. Clayton OF
Alabama are to talk on national issues.
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The weather.

The moderate low pressure from the lake regions
.prcad eastward yesterday and the h,gh pressure
which was over the Atlantic States diminished.
In consequence, cloudy and rainy conditions GOV
cred all the eastern Lake region and the New
lee. too along tho coast, The winds were light
and generally sonthchy. Fair weather was rep Z.
era, in The southern States and west OF the MiS'i,
sippl, -
An area Of high pressure wss over the upper
Lake region, where " was cooler ~ was coo'er
,n ,he Ccntrat STATES also and warmer In the At
lant,c States north OF Niginis'
In this city the day was cloudy and rainy war.
,ncr: wind light southerly: average humidity, 70
per cent, barometer corrected to read TO sea level
ASA. NJ, 1910; sP. NJ, so9
ocscI1 thermometer, i shown In the ANNEXED
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FOtL PLAY SUSPECTED.
MulAttO wife Of a white Man Found Dcat
In the Cellar OF Her Homo,

cswEoo y. Y, Oct. s.--Mrs. Parmelaa
Battles, So years of age. wife CT Willard
Battles, living in the town of Serbia, five
miles east of this city, was found dead
at the foot Of tic cellar stairs in her home
by her husband mt ESQ A. NJ. to-day. Marks
on her threat lend Coroner Nowinkcl 10
the belief that the woman did not die a
natural death She had not lived alnicably
with her husband, the neighbors say. No
arrests have been made. Mrs. Battles was
a mulatto. the daughter of Thompson
Robinson, a rich colored farmer who had
married Vi hite woman. Battles is white
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Tho hIgheNt trTnpcrH'"1F' " ~" W.T.
WARRINGTON FORECAST ror 70 pAr AND TO MORROW
For ,an,rn Ner ,ofE. housr' 10 day. rth rf"ne
,smperdtur,: tar ond eoh5f tomo''o"' o'''" '"''"
shutting 10 north;nH usndE
D. ,s,,crn Pcnn.,Iyshia. New Jency. delaware,
u.,v,,nd and IN, lis, }c, OF Columbia, showers
to day: fair and coidcd 10 morro"' MIN 'ou'"
.niuIng IN northwest vi )dss
e. N,r England showers to-day, with rising
,.nn.,,,,,c. fsir 10 rnotrow and colder In north
west portion: brisk SCUM Winos becoming "''''
westerly Tuesdsy. 49,.
ror western New YORK, showers to-day. with
,,,,ne temperature. fair and colder 10 morrow
brisk south shifting 60 west WINDS
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Olcot,'s Canvass for Congress.

j. Van vechten Olcott, the Republican
candidate for Congress in the Fifteenth
district will open his campaign tonight with
a mass meeting in the Arcade Building at
Sixty.ffth street and Broadway. United
states Senator W. p. Dillingham; OF Yer
mont; Charles N. Fowler OF New Jersey
and Mr.. Olcott will be the speakers. Meet
and frequently the candidate will address
several meetings on the same evening.
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supreme Court assemble. To-day.

WASHINGTON, Oct. a.The Supreme
Court of the United States will assemble at
noon tomorrow for its fall term. after n
recess since June !. No business will be
transacted tomorrow, and after the formal
meeting, the Justices will proceed in n body
to the White House and make their Gus.
tomary call on the President On Tuesday
the real work of the session will begin with
the fling OF motions and the hearing Of
cases or the caiandar.
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David h. Hnl's speaking Tour.

ALBANY. Oct s.--David B. Hill left for
New York this afternoon and tomorrow
will leave there for Baltimore, where he
speaks tomorrow night Mr.. Hill will
spend the remainder OF the week stamping
West Virgi mia and the week following he
will speak for several days in Indiana.
Mr.. Hill will stop over at Mansfield, Ohio,
on his way back here from Indiana the
latter part. OF next week, whore he will
deliver a political address. -.
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MARRIED..

BALDWIN BREvoORT. ON Saturday, Oct. q.
1901. AZ NonkcIT. y. ". blythe Hcr, Ernest de
T.. Mel II O. Gp1ond Repwl,k, daughter OF Nj.
lanes Rcnwick BrcNonr. TO An'on baldwin
uf Nonkcrs. y. y.
Scarbo rough, y. y. OIL tho eighth OF pciober.
10Y the Rev Berry Oakley RadNIn. Ogden
Goldman. Jr I, Leila Howard Webb.
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Office ~ HEREBY GIVE

that NiLTIADf MELACHR1\O, formerly OF MIRO.
Egypt. presently of New York, n VI" Vat I'd 'ts'es
OF America. by contract executed ~ Cairo aiorc-
said OH the sixth day at Nny. ono thousand line
hundred and four 6ih May. 400 R,noanccd aud
abandoned untll further notice all right and power
in any way whatsoever the hrn VI M MIIA.
CHRINO d CO." Of Cairo aforesaid, Cigarette
Manufacturers Aud that consequently any con
tract. agreement or ensagtmen, Mha,socyer;
or signed hy the sald MIiiadc Mchchrlno after
or ncknoNl ed ny the said e: m
VI H. MELACHRlSo q CO.,
T.. RAlSSlS. q
HOARE 4 RUSSELL 4
MARC BfAloBoS. -
Iaiu September, 1905.
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CEMETE RIEs.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

t.reat Piuelawn Cemetery. 2.3l5 oc-cs. Round
tIip ticket tOc. Al "a w, 3ith ~. y. \.
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The List or Referees.


The following is list OF referees appointed in
eases In thr supreme Court last wecs
BY Justice Barrett.
cases, R.jrrrrs
Van Sonsten ~, Wlttc., lr.uk W. Arnold.
HorS,rnail vs.. HorStnail.. Samuel slater.
Rrcher VS.. Reichcr. Henry W. Sackeu
City Real Estate Company
VS.. Schultz. ............ John r. DOoliny.
Whir,ley vs. Mrssnrr... Charles 4. MaUy.
Shrfer VS.. foSdick ,.,.. Edward II. Finch
Brown W. Berg. ......... :. Edward X. Finch
Clark U.s. DOnnel ..,..... William II. Wills
barbour Bros vs. Power
Vile Eel, Roofing Co., Samuel $. Slater
Matter OF Schneider. &C.. AbrahRl, r. Lawrence
Farmers Loan & Trust Co.
vs.. Wcis-l... ,....,,.... Charles II. Leeds
Calhoun vs.. Calhoun .Hcory ". Sackett.
By Justice iereitrtt.
Salisbury VS.. Cooper. Emil Goldmark.
American Mortgage Co.
VS.. Mndoon., ..,..,,...,I Louis Adler
Flanagan w, brennan. Louis Fl. Hahlo.
Scaria ~. Valentine. Herbert c. I,Aklr.
Matter OF warner, ,.,...-, irving NJ. Di,tsEhurier.
Rohe, Jr VS. LenAhan Lawrence Godkia.
Morris vs.. Eisenherg Charles Strauss.
Vineut VS., vlngut'.. . EdYard Brown.
Matter OF Gsynor ,...... ". n, Field,
Matter OF Rittmastrr.... Harold Nathan
Matter OF nreyfus... Charles Emo.
Rice VS.. Rice. ,.,.,,.,....,fr Fred 4. Perham.
By Justice O'Gorman.
People eI rel Jollekoner VS..
feltner &? eases ...... Eugene 4. Phllhin.
People CT rel Andrew vs..
icltner",.,...,,.,..,....Eu Eugene \. Phllbln.
ny Justice Gdersieevc.
Youneeson VS.. KnrfTer
q Co......,.;,...........J. Edmund I.lnsdslr
I.evson. ,......,...... lanes J. Neslls,
BY Justice Mccall.
sullivan VS., Alan...,.... Chanp- s. Andrews.
By Justice Kellogg.
Curtin vs.. fricmel.,..,....S. Villas Beckwith.
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.JOTTINGs ABOUT TOWN.

Company Consolidated Exchange brokers. at ~
Wall street. who was .rrested Saturday charged
With the larceny OF 1900, was aYraigned before
Magistrate barlow ~ the Tcmbs Polse court yes
lion on Oct IN, He rave ball.
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To FIN gu, Hay state Democratic Ticket.

BOSTON, Oct. o. -John.C. Burke of Lowell
will he selected as the Democratic nominee
for Secretary OF State III plncc of IL. 7.
Schacfer. who yesterday declined to allow
his name to go on the ticket. Mr.. Burke
was talked Of for the place prior to the
convention. - - - =
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SUNDAY, Ar ROSEM0UNT.
". r. Sheehan the Only CAlier--.Jadge
Park err to Come TO This City To-day.

Parker to Come to This City To-day.
EsopUs, Oct. 9-Wiilism F. Sheehan
chairman OF the national Democratic execu-
tive committee, was the only caller at Rose
mount to-day. and Judge Parker spent q
very quiet Sunday. Mr.. sheehan's visit
was brief. He returned to New York to-
mig ht. Judge Parker attended services at
the Mission Church OF the Holy Cross at
Kingston, and in the afternoon took long
solitary walk over the hills. He will 60
to New York tomorrow to remain until
Th,lrsday,
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PERSONALS,

WANTED -.InformA ton as 10 tho wherrabout,
or neI.of Van Of klirs Hall or Mrs. W. u. Hall,
City, BRowARLI. = TILpEN. Ahys., Hudson.
y. y. '' %. = - s.
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Demonstration for HerrIek Al Reches,e r

There is to he a great demonstration In
Rochester next Thursday night when
Judge Herrick goes there to speak. The
chairman Of the Monroe county committee
has written to Chairman Cord Meyer Of
the Democratic State committee that on
Thursday night there will be parade OF
uniformed marching clubs and demon
stration by all the Democratic clubs OF the
county
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The following Is a list OF referees appointed in
cases In the Supreme Court last wecs
BY Justice Barrett.
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When He Wanted It Back,
Things Happened.
SLUG MERCANTILE TRUST!
What's a Legislature For When a
Governor Is Squeezed?

Higgins Was silent while business Al.
nlnistratIon's Business in shlpbuildins
Trust Bonds Was Making the Repub-
liam Voter Into Citizens Party Man
Proposal TO Repeal the Charter OF the
Great Mercantile Trust 60. Brought
No settlement with the Governor.
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HARRISON READS THE RIOT ACT
TELLS ONONDAGA DEMOCRATS
THEY MUST CIT TO WORK

If They Desire to Qualify to Participate
in the Coming Victory Over Odeilism
Result: The Lukewarm Leaders Are
Working Heart and Soul for the Ticket
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EASY PUBL LES THIS WEEK
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The San Francisco call., 1904-11-06

neau, 1856 West street Oakland;
Fannie Martin, 1142 Adeline street,
Oakland; frankie Murray. Sausalito;
Phillip Murray, Sausalito; Willie
Matthews, Sacramento; Eva Rickard.
Sacramento; Oracle Rollins, HOS Will
low street, Oakland; Edith Powers,
Lodi; Freddie Caller, 3739 Seventeenth
street, San Francisco; Hazel Bailey.
Agnew; George Wihr, II Metropolitan
avenue, San Francisco; Charlie Roll
Inns, 1105 Willow street, Oakland: Ed
ma Schultz, Alameda; Kathryn Slevin,
1896 Treat avenue. San Francisco; Neal
McGettigan, S23 Fell street. San Fran
cisco; Paul Dewey, 1925 Scott street.
San Francisco.
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Ruth Benson. 1914 York street, San
Francisco; Emma Tubbs, 1924 York
stfeet,-.Sa Francisco; Gladys Schultz,
915A1 Dolores street, San Francisco;
Kate Brown, 33S Capp street, San
Francisco; Charlie Rosso, ia Silver
street, San Francisco; Alice Magary,
919 Valencia street, San Francisco; E.
Callahan, 1851 Guerrero street, San
Francisco; Mamie Smith, 31S Utah
street, San Francisco; Mabel Morrison,
1924 Filbert street, Oakland; Willie
Townsend, 1906 West street, Oakland;
Evelyn Deitrick, Berkeley; Frank Ed
mondson, Berkeley; Ransom Harring-
ton,* berkeley; Alma Damn. $50 Thirty
fifth street, Oakland Aubert But
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-06

Blocker. Suisun Helen ,.Nagle, Santa
Rosa; sFreda Faude, 2529 McAllister
street. San Francisco; Fred Musso,
Sam Jose; Ellsworth Mellon. 379 Alca-
traz avenue, Oakland: Fred Hewer
Agnew; Eta Lowe, Agnew; Howard
Cuyler, South Berkeley; Ralph Has
kins, 332 Eighth avenue. San Francisco;
Flora Senf, Sacramento; Albert Bangs,
35O5 Twentieth street, San Francisco;
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These Are
the Lucky
$50 Prize
Winners
in the Puzzle
Contest
October 23

THESE are the names of the lucky
$50 prize winners in the puzzle
contest Of October %, the names
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1904-08-10
LAND, STOCK and CROP ITEMS

Simon We'll purchased of S. G.
Clay, of Bourbon, SO head of fat
cattle, averaging l,4OO pounds, at
5 cents.
At the Worlds FAIR, over thirty
Kentucky breeders have entered
horses, jacks and mules, in the
great live stock show.
S. H. Rankin, Of Harrison county,
from seven acres of IN assure d
ground threshed 33S bushels OF
wheat. this being an average Of
4s s 9 ! bushels bushels per acre.
The United States exceeded all
previous records in the production
Of coal in 1908. The total output
was 339, All, 311 tons.
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Free Reclining Chair Cars to the
Worlds Fair.

The Southern Railway has inaug-
Iurated line of free reclining chair
cars on the night trains between
Lexin gton, Louisville and St Louis
through without change in each
direction, in addition to the
through sleepers and coaches here
tofo-e operated.
These are brand new vestibuled
cars with all the latest improve
ments, including smoking compart
ment, separate wash rooms for
ladies and gentlemen, lighted by
pintsch gas. These reclining chair
cars are sure to prove popular with
the patrons Of the road, ss they are
very comfortable, and at night the
chairs can be turned back and nsed
Instead of the Pullman Sleeper with
out any extra charge. Any pas
senger holding a regular through
ticket over the Southern Railway
is entitled TO ride in these cars. 3ti