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ut is my belief this man Burky
made a systematic business of bur-
glarazing residences" said Detective
Burns.
February 81. a year ago, a call
came to the police station saying a
man was drunk in the vicinity of
the Interstate fair grounds and that
he was intimidating people flourish
ing a knife. Burns was detailed to
round up the beligerent. AS he APP
preached Burky. for it was he. the
culprit came at the detective with q
knife. Burns did some agile foot
work and struck the man singing
blow over the head with his billy.
Then Burky drew an English bulldog
revolver and. just as he was getting
into action with it, the detective drew
his big gun and struck Burky to the
ground Blood gushed from the wound
and the burglar was sight as he
was taken to the station in the
patrol.
At the station the man was search
ed and stolen articles from the resi-
dences of Dolan and O'Brien were
found on him. He was bound over
to the superior court and sentenced
by Judge Richardson to serve five
years for burglary.
He claimed to know the brother of
Acting Chief of Police (then captain)
Coverly at Elk City. Idaho. He was
miner, he said.
Early this morning the chief again
detailed Detectives Burns and Nc
Dermott and Roy Smith to bring the
station. The officers we're accompan-
led by reporters. and the whole out
At set to work tearing up the place.
A search was made higgh and low.
but aside from numerous old cloth
ing. samples of ore. ETC., nothing was
found which the police thought was
stolen. The officers yesterday made
a clean sweep and got all the stolen
articles.
Ebert. alias Burky. was evidently
, queer individual. He had formerly
| followed mining according to evil
|
he had told Mr.. Bartels. his neighbour
He was evidently man who thought
| and brooded a great deal.
DIARY or 1U10LA1 FOUND.
While the officers were busy
searching for evidences OF more
thefts. Press reporter was busy
and unearthed writings of the man.
and found his diary, which showed
him to be Of considerable intellect.
but one who had met with many dis
couragements and determined to prey
upon his own mankind and get money.
honestly If he could, but get It.
A book written out In bold hand
was found under the bed-tick mat
tress in which he had written down
numerous quotations from well known
books.
Among the papers found was one
| on which he had written his regular
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st gives me great pleasure to write
you that my rupture of over 81 years
standing is completely cured. l am
now in my seventy-fifth year, tried
all kinds of trusses and treatments
and received no benefit, but I can
recommend the Electrus as a positive
cure. S. H. Miller, Box SIS, Golden
dale. WASH
n. +. Barnum. Fairhaven, Wash:
Axel Il. Johnson, Anacortes, Wash;
w. H. Steffier, San Andreas. Cal;
Edward Connolly, Dunsmuir, Cal: J.
b. Smith, Lame Deer. Mont: p. II.
Poindsxter, Dillon. Mont. and thou,
sands of others throughout the world
will testify that the Electrus is a
positive cure. Old men who have
been ruptured for years and years are
cured in a surprisingly short time,
Send your name and address to the
Electrus Co, 1923 Wood Bldg. SYRIA
cuse. N. Y. for free trial of this
wonderful appliance that certainly
and positively cures rupture. Just
send your name and address as above
and you can have free trial with
out deposit, security or any charges
whatever.
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A dose of Billiards. Horehound
Syrup will relieve it. Have you q
cold? A dose of Herbine at bed time
and frequent small doses Of Hore-
hound Syrup during the day will re-
move it. Try 1t for whooping cough.
for asthma, for consumption. for
bronchitis. Mrs. Joe McGrath, SAT e.
First street, Hutchinson. , Kan.
writes: II have used Billiards. Hore-
hound Syrup in my family for five
years, and find 1t the best and most
palatable medicine I ever used" Csc,
soc, 800. Sold by Murgittroyd's,
Krum & Braley, Inc.
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Ct. Louis TAIH-1ATES Am
OAx2u.

The o, r. l. N.-Un,on Pacific: The
worlds fair route. We have the best
and most attractive route. We can
land you right at the grounds. Ex-
cellent Pullman and tourist car serv-
ice. Free reclining chair cars. Choice
of routes returning. Rate, st. Louis
and return, 800; Chicago and return,
S65. Selling dates, June 7, 10, II, "a,
July l, 2, 8, October 3, 4, 8. Write or
call for particulars.
GEO. J. MoHLER. Gen. Agt..
Spokane. Wash.
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commissions, can afford to knock off

commissions, can afford to knock off
part Of their commissions.
"The non-board companies pay a
larger commission because they want
only the cream of the business. Their
risks are the best they can write. What
they wish to do is to get fine brick
blocks and risks of that sort. We
board companies have to insure all
kinds of property. Now and then
the nOn-board companies are jolted.
The broom factory fire wiped out the
CONTINGENT commission"
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This bank is designed for all-the
poor and the rich, the old and the
young, the men and the women. Spo-
kane & Eastern Trust company. De-
posits made now draw interest from
july I. 1904,
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Rate cutting among FIRE insurance
agents and companies has again broken
out in Spokane. There are two classes
Of companies-one composed OF those
belonging to the Washington Insu-
rance association and spoken of as
''board" companies, and the others
The companies not belonging to this
association and known as the mon
board" companies.
Complaints have been freely made
recently by the agents of board com.
panies that the non-board companies
are cutting rates and in some instances
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ACUTE 1xruxArrsle.

Deep tearing or wrenching pains,
ccasioned by getting wet through;
worse when at rest, or on first NOV
ing the limbs and in cold or damp
weather, is cured quickly by Ballard s
Snow Liniment. Oscar Oleson, Glib
son. City, ILL.,, writes, February 16.
1901: "A year ago I was troubled
with a pain in my back. It soon got
SO bad I could not bend over. One
bottle of Billiards. Snow Liniment
cured me-" Csc. SOC, 800. Sold by
Murgittroyd's, Krum & Braley, Inc.
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New Years resolution. It follows:
January /, 1901 have seen -4S
years of want and misery and during
that time l have been a fool and q
sucker. Everything which Is debased
I have been through the mill and all
folly. From this day 1 know what
to do and am going to do 1t. Com
mon sense and a fixed purpose are
the levers which will get me out of
this difficulty. So be it resolved I
will work 16 hours out of the "a for
two years; never sleep more than
eight hours. I must make at least
$40 this month; $40 in February, and
$40 in March. I shall go on some
land and locate a ranch and also do
some prospecting.
Think deep, deep. deep; talk little
and with precaution. My ship has
roamed the ocean without proper
pilot or a compass. Hence 1t Is al
most a complete wreck. The repair
ing will begin from this very month.
Every morning I will ask God for
help. At the same time I will go
into the fresh air and inhale 1t and
take in the sun. Count slowly seven
times and inhale the fresh air. The
fresh air is the grandest work of
creation. will follow this resolu-
tion all the balance Of my life.
az. E."
Evidently the man fell from his
resolution. The book contains nu-
merous quotations and some remarks
of his own. Later on he says:
with all the knowledge this little
book contains have fallen again. and
why? Because / have not been true
to myself have not obeyed the
laws Of nature"
Then the man seems to have gone
all to pieces and in one place he
quotes:
Get Money.
Get money, my son. Honestly II
you can, but get IT,
And he seems to have went out
then and If he didn't get the money
he got the goods.
He gets cynical later on and scores
everything in general. In one place
he writes:
Become rich man In America
and you have acquired every good
quality and talent. Poverty Is no
vice. If you are rich and happen to
be arrested and come before the
courts. bride the jury and go free
whether you are innocent or guilty"
All afternoon a mob Of people are
In the vicinity Of the tent. digging
up the soil in search Of other valu-
abies which the man is supposed to
have buried. They scratch feverishly,
looking for the money which he is
supposed to have boarded up some
where there.
The police department Is thinking
of having the man brought over from
the penitentiary and made to tell
where other valuables he Is supposed
to have stolen are hidden.
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Free to Ruptured


Not q sample OF medicine or oint-
ment. but the complete appliance and
treatment to emphatically demon
strate that rupture Il q thing of the
past,
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INSURANCE AGENTS
CUTTING THE RATES

sEI00E1 n IKE wooDYnE,"
SAYS J. =. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
AoHHrS AO0US1D or 1HDAT-
MO PROM TKDI3 0OlllgID6ION8
AND TEEI1 COMPANIES Ao-
CUsED or 11DUCINQ PRE-
1GIUlGS.
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We know you want your prescript-
ions filled promptly and accurately.
Get them then at the Watson Drug
Co., Granite block.
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II you are a lover Of good
coffee. try our Royal Mocha
and Java, Id. ............. zoo

SIP. Co.'S coffee. lb....... .Asc to 1Sc
Pure fruit jelly, glass. .16c
Maple syrup. quart bottle. ....... 800
Gooseberries, gallon .............3 800
Pie cherries. 2 boxes. Use
Green peas. lbs ................2 6c
Apples. gal. tins. ................ 2Se
EUxs AND x1LFs ron o1o0E1s'
PICNIC.
SIP. Co.'S prepared meats, boiled
ham. tongue, jellied pigs feet. fancy
cooked sausages. home made bread.
pies. cakes. doughnuts and salads.
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SRoEAHE TALLo b No1xIH1x
HALLWAY COMPANY

Effective June 4 and until further
advised. the following round trip
Loon lake.
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Saturdays and Sundays, limit to
following Monday .......... .e1.0o
Daily. limit thirty days. ....... 1.6o
H. A. JACKSON,
General Freight q. Passenger Agent,
Spokane, Wash.
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Viavi has cured thousands 1t will
cure YOU llo-ll1 Van Valkenbers
block III B
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CHI1opODY.

painlessly removed. Manicuring. Mira
n d. Hill, 403 Mohawk. Tel n. 1910.
1871
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RIYOxYoIYgTD

Gus hair permanently removed Thin
or faded hair corrected. Dandru6
cured. N. 7. Eleetro-ThsraDeautt
Co. Ao3 Mohawk. Tel. n. 3oa6 Lady
operators in attendance.
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CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS
DIOYCLEx,

L. II. Prather, attorney at Law
NTH floor Hyde block 172-
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DHrHoTTv1 AoHNoy1s.

The Theil Detective Service Co.
We do . general detective business In
all parts Of United States and Canada
Spokane once, ais Empire Stats
building. w. 8. Swain. manager. Day
phone Main 1857. Night phone, Main
1884. l46-s9
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Smith 4 Co.. ll9-l21 Post street.
Oldest established uudertaksrs IN
Spokane. Phone Main 500. STE
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,ge,
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Fatlel
|ion,
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rrrntr-,lrth Assembly Distric..

~. First Election Distrc; is botndsd by and within
sIohth street Second avenue. East Sixty ffth
-. -ir5 avenue, SiIty-fourth street and Lex
So Send Election District is bounded by and within
sI,veirhth street First avenue. East Stxty-hfth
SI-S Eyecton District Is bounded by and within
p. sventIsth street. River. East Si1tyfh street.
First avenue - $1,000 q,
sivtv-ninh street First avenuo. East sixty eighth
eject and Lexington avenue. 80. - - --..A,-
ma FYrth Election District is bounded y sno VIM
sayent,e-h street First avenue East sixty ninth
st5e SIN Fection District bounded BY and within
r.. SEVENTEEN street Second avenue. Last Sixty
-f~eet and Lexington avenue.
see,fb Election District is bounded BY and within
-, second street. Second avenue, last seven
NJ Fpitb Election District IS bounded BY ard within
Sevrnty-nIst street tlrst avenue HdS- 11''e-
$50 So Fle~Ion District bounded by and within
- &c ~ seventy second street from Avenue \ %
-sger Fast river Seventeen street, East
sr+ia+h street First avenue tlrst avenue 70 me
Las corner Of seventy nrst street thence IN a
diagonal direction to the soGtl"esl Soi4eI % E'' 9'
-se-ond street and Avenue a
eng o-b election District bounded by and within
.E .5e u East Seventy-secOnd street, from Second
I..,7a ~ Avenue A end west sides q First
e-Ts from East Seventy-r5t street % East seventy
o15 street East Seveny-frst street. and Second ave
ror4N p v-oOPrFrs
CHARLES p PAGE.
JOHN MAGTIRE.
RUDOLPH &. FULLER.
Commissioners OF Elections
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Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
RATI1oAD.

AND DEsBROssEs AND CoRTLANDT STREETS.
streets s n1 1s' ise9 thss has 1sS below To-
Twenty-hrd street Station except where otherwise
7.SS A VI. FAST MAr--Parior. Sleeping and Dining
SIS A. VI. ST L6U15 M1fED-Paiiman slssPinE.
IO..5 a. NJ PENNSYLVANIA L1MITED.-Pulnan
ment Cars For Chicago. Cleveland. Toledo. and De-
I-S5 P. n; CHICAGO. AND ST LOUIS EXPRESS SIS
aiaPaPSi' GhsSg2 81 L9Tis DPl3E SSF sl..pnr
smoking; ana Observation Cars For Chicago To-
SIS p NJ ST LOUIS ExPREss-For PHsssurs.
5l tFdian1R2 L0 si h.SahSoas Tsilss
SIS P N. WESTERN ExPREss-FOr Chicago For
Toledo. except SATURDAY. plnlng Car. ... -.
7SS p NJ PACIFIC EXPEESs For Va tsAsn-
andoah Valley Route Connects for Cleveland except
ass Z. CLEVELAND AND cINGINN' sSII, E X
dianapolis. ana s.. louis = - ,,,,,,,-
s55 p. NJ PITTsBURG sPEcIAI--Daiiy for Fi't'-
" WAsHrNGToN AND THE SOUTH. s.....,
10 2o 30 $ a m .i255 2I0 Desbrossss and GoTfI
PaTi5r and DINING cSGs7 3 Is q ABS Dssbrqsses
sunday s25 20 Is 40 s. a n. "a s. 6 2 ConsTsss
.425. '455 Desbrosses and Cortlandt Streets Sl's
soUTHfERN RAILWAY.-Erprsss 1zw =. as p "a :;
10 uight daily. ''southsrns Palm Limited. 'l-tO
Atlantic COAST LINE,-Ezpre.s s25 and y; =
N daily New York and Florida speol~4' Nv
SEABOARD AIR LINE RAusWAT.-Express Z % y
and u 10 night daily. ''Seaboard Florida Lii1''-
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAT.-FOr Memphis
and New-Oreans, 3 % .. m. daily. 49, -.
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY.-Ibo q m WeeS-
Gays and 81 D. daily ..---,,, -
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NORFOIk--t-oo q m
weekdays and 5 Is .. 6aily. -
ATLANTIC CITY-955 a. and 2 80 ?. n veek--dayys.
a m. Through Nestibuled Ira ms Es5Ie-
Parlo- Cars standard Coaches on week-days Par
lor Smoking Car, Parlor Cars. DINING Saf anu S10-
Coaches Sundays
CAFE NAY.-f2 50 .. n weekdays.
LONG BRANCH. ASBCRY PARK Qnteriaksn Sundays''
Ocean Grove and Point Pleasant from West twenty
bird street r. n - p 10
Il 10 night weekday sundays. p 10 : p a m
4 IS .. Desbrosses and COrtlandt Streets
a. m, Il 80. ; 90 $40 D m. and 12i5 night week
days sundays Y Is e As a n. 90 D m
eos 725 S. So 20 . C85 Louis Iirnfteel
1910 Desbrosses and Corandt Streets 1O20l 20 -
Oenna Limited. '1055, 11.55 a. 1913. IN 40
Cesbosses and Cortlandt 20l 255 3 .. 3b3
sdepha onIy IS. 655. ass. s25 p SIS Tor North
Philadelphia only) y 10 night weekdays sun
DAYS COS s73 SIS IS . s. Llmitecl.
e5s C'10 Is Penna Limited. s1O55 az 81 y 81
ai-iphia ouIyi ASS s5s5 SIS Sos $ 9.55 FOR
North Philadelphia only P m. l2LO night
Ticket ofoss Nos 4s1 1854 11s and 2s Broadway 49,
Fifth Avelus bel0w 23d ST.. 23 Fifth Avenue corner
9th ST.. House and stations named above
way. and Pennsylvania Annex station. The New York
Transfer viii call for and check baggage from
hotels and residences through TO destination
Telephone SAB Chelsea for Pennsylvania Railroad CAB
W. W. ATTERRURY r WOOD.
General Manager. Pass'r TTztno Manager.
GEO " BOYD.
General PasseuEe- Agent-
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Steamboats,.

BO9 TOM new AER f E&STSN n
FALL. RIVER LINE. via Newport and Fau River Leave
per 70 y foot OF Warren ST. week Gays only q
800 p u. Steamers PLYMOUTH and PILGRIM Or
S0Fv-ICH line via New London. Pier 20. y. r..
foot Clarkson St. days only 80 P. n steam
CITY OF LOWELL and CHESTER ". CHAPLIN
NEW HAVEN LINE for New Haven. Hartford spring
Aeld ana the North. I've Pier 20. n r. q carson
week DAYS only AZ p. n Steamer RICHARD PECK
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.

f@unday
OIres- liberty s.. Ferry. south Ferry HOUSE
fG7 f34 1900 1855 Br0afway 1s2 5h Az. . Union
SQUARE West East 125th St. 273 125th 2sS
Columbus Ave. York Court s44 FuIto.
p-pCslvr. Broadway. WILLIAMSBURG York
Transfer Co. for checks baggage destination
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ELectinn Notice.

ast street East river. las; THIRTEEN street.
Ihe Thirtssnth Election District bounded Sy and
Eithin East Thirtysecond street First avenue East
Ahthlrd street East river. East Thr-y-hrst street
aT4
1he FoUrtsenth Election District bounded by and
llIln EAST Thirty-thrd street. First avenue. East
nlrty-secold street and Second
me SeVenteenth Election District T. bounded y and
n East Thrty-fourth street river. East Thirty
thlrd street and Second
INC Eighteenth Election District r. bounded y and
WITHIN East Thirry-hfth street river East Thirty
lulIth street and second
lhe Nineteenth Election District bounded by ana
Wltlln East river thirty
urn street. and Second
he IeutyseCuud Election District IL bounded b ana
within East Thirty seventh street East river East
Anlrty-sl1th street and Second avenue
The TweEty-hird Election District bounded by ana
within East Thryeighth East river, East thirty
seventh street and Second
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--rrESsYITANIA RAILROAD COMPANY
Business Opportunities.

49, -.-7 r,rsinr q controlling interest IN a cor
,-t-- -,erafac.urrE patented devices -oL use ~
- i. - ----ef PLANS VIII sell its entire hc-1iflEf
ne -is e--ste matters An excellent oppor-
-.e - s-v 80 vic tHne an a-t par lL 80
fln-1 - - roruarv. Crt over $1,000 necessa
$500 flruis-ef ard - names l- lii1--it-s --s
r-rT0TT Dor 81 Tribune otlce
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Ocean Steamers.

Ocean Steamers.
GTA VELOCE"-Fast Italian Line
IL Sailing every Tuesday Naples. Genoa-
BOIOGNESI HATFIELD g. co. . Wall 81
A ADVERTISEMENTS subscriptions FOR The Tri5uns
a recelyed at Uptown
- No 1854 BROADWAY.
Advertisements viii received the following branch
oafrss AZ regular oacs until oclock D n.
". 13d-st. 153 6th-GEe. 18th
s. - East iGth-st: Isl West Ged-st.. between Tth
ard sth e63 West Is5th-st-s 1.S8S Sd-ave-
tween 18TH azd T7th 10Ss Sd-aTe. sIst-st
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Hotel IroquoiS,

south Carolina and Beach Delightful location near
Fs1crna with private baths Elevator
rom stree. sun parlors Special spring mes 80
ID Illustrated booklet Coacn meets
H .-s-rs Peprssen 1tirc Rooms 5OO-5oI. LILO Broad
w. r SHAW.
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READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL II. II.
Liberty street and south Terry. CTlms from SOUTH
Ferry I'VE minutes earlier than SHOWN bel0wJ
EASTON. BETHLEHEM ALLENTOWN AND MAUcH
441. 500 t5.45 East0u only) p. n sundays. "a IS
WILKESB ARE AND SCRANTON 90 80 A NJ
500 J. N. Sundays. "A % a. n. T..
WOOD. LAkEH KST. TOMS RIY Err AND
BABNEGAI-zt.0o 90. 900 A 81. $50 @ 40 Lake
= N saturdaysI. sundays 9tG A. N
ATLANTIC CITY, an A. 81 90
VINELAND AND BBIDGETON-fzlO0 A. NJ. ~ 50
HONG BRANCH. ASBURY PARK. OCEAN GROVE
POINT PLEASANT AND SEAsHORE POINTS
T. NJ sundays. except OCEAN Grove 500 A Il. 400.
PIIIL AIjFT PHIA-CREA DING TERMINAL s4as.
400. $500. 20 90. 1000 +1Lo0 A. NJ. t12 90 200.
$50 t2,l0, 1900, 100. 500. $500 fT3O. $40
sl030 J. " 1915 mdt
1850. ':I45 a NJ. 100. -. 40 $500 y 90 ~ Is
READING H4gsRISBURG. POTTsvmLE AND WILL
IAMSFOBr- g. co. "a Is. IS %. 1 70 10. 5000. Il %
a II. ReadinE onlyl, H&Ioo. I'll 90. 42OO p N.
Reading Pottsville and Hrsog only - 90. IS 90
sunday. SUNDAY only 1Paror only. Via
Tamaqua- NSaturdays. aENcept Saturdays
Ofices. Liberty 81. Ferry. South FERRY. z Astor
House ISL. 26t. asa 1900. 1854 Broadway. 1s2 Bth
Az. g Union square West. 153 East t25th St. 275
West r25tb ST.. 245 Columbus Av. New York. Court
81 f44 $50 Tultor 81. Frookyn. $40 Broadvav vviil-
iarnsburg- Y Transfer CO. calls for checks
baggage 10 destination
" q BESI-ET- NJ BURT.
Vice Pres and Cen Mgr. Gen. Pass'r AEE
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9ankers and Brokers.
Financial Meetings.

s.ev Yo-l, January 22d 1904
r-o- Aouniain & southern Railway Co.
- rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
AOA4N- ..,-r o. she s.5rlroi5c-s o. Tire 81. Louis
= tnnual s-a-rs-n T. .i0ss company wiz De held
p. e1nsrs af-e $50, ,s--i ~ 1poi =. - -
is-s -, ~ Ire cieco- ~ t..;tecn le-tot :of he
fsocL A-r as5 -a- -e go -
- ihri -. .-f1-s viii Boz 1-1 g. TIE same ofcs
rssiE - s. Twelve ---. ,.- ..-'s.ei -,Ses
BE- class1 ~ -e--euel tl1 Day faoWi-g THE aEnIa
os5 q me r,7aoioers 81 any 'ais J.eso-
cnDF. ss~v:ary
Nrv yo-l, Ianuary 90 1904
-, missouri Pacific RAILWAY co.
II ii HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
AOA4o ,srr ~ ths sto-lafo-ds-s q The Missouri
$3.50 COMPANY ~ Pc rs ~ &c Ei.eia- once
"a ~ Cg1l-[ ~ 1903 gt mine ocl'cs A. IT.. Tor the
Tsslu Ice Directors f7r -ce ensuing -e1r. Cnd or
~ .sElfi1.t-- The Hnrla- meeting % tho Directors
fos 80 ii - Office on The same day, az twelve
49, rsoa ne t.s4s-e- I-7 FL ~ -. -5-r s-S -e
&C., nh. jus at 800 ~ -,
a. n, tsy following he annual meeting o. ne
se 49, y, q Gay sdjo----eni theye9--- 49,.
CALEB ss-retaTy.
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1tL-Itl OFFICE BROAD STREET STATION
GLNIAA- prHa1-i0ria. 10th February l%ai
-.--r hN-NT-AL. MEETING OF THE STOCK
-, e IRIS Company win be held on TUESDAY
49, a. 81 Na--r. 1918. ar eleven g clock = NJ
eLgI,.,s, Han Broad street. below Locust Street
Eatslns- .,, obtain corles % che Annual Report q
soakl-s - +he necessary tickets ~ admission 90
~ -, - after tte Lst 70 March next ng per
ESa n s'''' ''-' LEWIS NI.IIsoN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-22

Grand Atlantic Hotel,
VIRGINIA AVE AND BEACH.
Atlantic City. y. :.
Cara-.ty. COO.
--fs --aro-- hotel now open under management
Completely re-ru-1llsse8 ana newly decorate- Locauon
central B14-lva ll-ofeel fler--oIl1 a.
aruaserle-ts and cold water baths sun plrloIs
surrounding yeraalas and steam heated 4e4eoIes ~
LED -orr-s Orchestra Cuisine and service uneHcele1-
care attached. Ra-es-Arc-icEu plan 81 % Sl9 y %
81 u7 weekly. European pan. S-oo oay AAo -
IIustrl-c1 booklet Coaches meet trains -
A. o.. mitchell 3 CO. Pro7rA
Personal T.eTresoatative sss Fourth Ave-
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD

Leave York City. South Ferry. Liberty i.
Chicago, Pittsburg s12 40 nj. ~ IS
Chs Columbus q 5Jpu O0pm Diner
Pit w5urE. Cleveland q" 3a5pm 8 A0pm Liuitsd
Limited" 6 SUR
CfnrInnaff. Louis. - % NJ
Cfnrfunatf. Louis. 10 25am 30 Scam
Cincinnati. Louis 00pm HuTst
Norfolk ................ ~t2 55pm 10pm Diner
sDaiv. FDaiiy. except sunday. Sunday only
OfH~es- 2ff 1900 Broadway. 3 House. f0e
greenwich g. Square W. 39f n. II
Fulton P-ookIvn- South Ferry and Liberty st
Baggage checked from Destination
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New York Central Route

BETWEEN
NEW YORK AND BOSTON.
Via Springfield and
BOSTON g ALBANY RAILROAD
Trains leave 1902 A. NJ. fI2 90 noon. - 90 y. NJ.
Ill 90
Tickets Nezyo-k Central ticket Offices 1877 ans ana
1915 Broadway and az Grand Central station
a r. SMITH GEORGE r. DANTTIs
General Manager General Passenger Agent.