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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1904-02-02
@ THE HOUSEWIFE
open Sets Of china.

Chfox in open stock sets Is one Of the
co%nveniences Of the present day. The
increasing prevalence Of the course
dinner and the practice of using sew
eral varieties Of china for its service are
largely responsible for the change. A
woman who some years ago purchased
q handsome dinner set now feels that
II she used 1t alone she would make q
poor showing before her guests. says
the Louisville-C Courier Journal.
Different plates are used for every
course. The service plates are Of par
ticularly fine china. The plates for the
meat course are of a simpler and more
substantial design than those for the
dessert, and the after dinner coffee is
served in cups as delicate as can be
found. In the larger establishments
dinner is served from the buffers pam
try. Many of the dishes used in a
simpler menage, where the roast and
its accompaniment are placed on the
table, are not required in the former
case. The needs Of the different house
keepers are as varied as the houses in
which they live.
1t is no more expensive to have sew
eral different kinds of china than to
have all the pieces alike. Open sets
have made this possible. Within the
last five years these have increased in
size and number. Now there is prac-
tcally no style of china that cannot be
bought in open stock. .
A set of china which the merchant
keeps on hand and from which his
customer makes her selections is much
more complete than the one he would
have formerly sold her entire. He is
prepared to suit all tastes and meet all
needs. He has teapots in all sizes, choc-
olate pots equally varied and sugar
bowls and to match. A wom-
an with a large, small or medium fam
lily finds the set size she requires.
1t is also possible to replace any
piece Of china. The h~ousekeeper is not,
as in the old days. heartbroken over
the loss of a dish. 1t can easily be
duplicated.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1904-02-02
Ctnrbu,nIl,c smp,oymen,
3607h Mont. Az
Bell Phone S9a: Monett Phone 1S1.
Help Wanted.

Help Wanted.
Two mattresses for hotel, same
place; $25 per month.
Body ironer.
Woman cook for boarding house.
Tiemakers, by the piece, lie.
Girls for housework, city and ranch.
Position Wanted.
BY middle-aged lady as housekeeper
or any hotel work. Experienced, and
good references furnished.
Wanted.
To rent, on north side, house Of 8 or
four rooms in good location; no fam
lily; will pay SIS to $40 per month.
To buy two teams geldings that
weigh 1400 or over.
For Rent.
Two rooms, furnished for house
keeping; $3.50 per month; south side.
Three rooms, furnished for house
keeping; electric light, furnace heat;
good location, north side.
Three rooms suitable for husekeep.
ing; electric light, use of bath, all
for 50 per month; north side.
For Sale.
Driving horse.
Secondhand ladies' and gents BIZ
cycles.
Team of mares, with foal, weight
1900 pounds; q bargain.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1904-02-02
The Best way.

The Best Way.
II you were Dolly, wouldn't you
Be cold enough to freeze?
Suppose you had a china head
And double jointed knees,
With springs that let the air right
through
In ev'ry little crack,
You'd have neuralgia all the time
And shivers up your back.
How Dolly keeps her rosy cheeks
I really cannot tell:
I know there must be many days
She can't be very well.
But could you see that blessed child
You surely would not think
That all her life those lovely eyes
Have slept a wink.
And. though l know she won't COM
plain,
/ must take care. you see,
For Dolly is the sweetest child
And very dear to me,
And so I try the wisest way
To keep her warm and well
And Judge her feelings by ny own,
Cause Dolly will not tell.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1904-02-02
Cruel Miss Smith.


There is a very common plant in Aus
tralia known IS "black boy" and here
Is a funny story about it:
Two young American army officers
were visiting in a small Australian
town. and both happened to meet the
same young lady. They We're talking
about her one evening, and one said
to the other:
81 think Miss Smith is a very sweet
girl"
ooh, do you?" replied his brother.
1T seems to me that she is terribly
cruel. Why, what do you suppose she
told me? She said she was riding yes
terday morning and that she was so
much interested in watching a parade
that she rode right over a little black
boy and killed it. When l asked her
II she didn't feel dreadfully about it
she laughed and said, oh, no. she
didn't think it made any difference;
there We're plenty more!v'
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1904-02-02

First.-Select one made by a good
firm.
Second.-Jse good oil.
Third.-Trim the wicks evenly.
Fourth. Have every part Of the
stove free from oil or grease of any
kind.
Fifth.-Turn the wicks rather low
for the first five minutes, then as full
as you can without smoking. The oven
will take about fifteen minutes to heat.
If these hints are followed these lit
tie stoves are a real boon in a home,
and when looked after properly should
neither blacken the pans nor give out
the least smell.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1904-02-02
A Dishpan Novelty.

The thrifty housewife who believes
that cleanliness is next to godliness
and tries to conduct her home and af-
fairs on that principle will doubtless
hail with joy the advent of a self heat
ing dishpan. With this new idea there
should be no such thing as the replen-
ishing Of warm water in the washing
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1904-02-02
Kentucky,s "Littleo Girl.

Think of a 'little" girl only ten years
old weighing over 200 pounds! That
Is the record of a child in Kentucky.
Her name is Metre Without, she lives
in Lebanon, Ky. and weighs 242
pounds and is said to be steadily gain
ting in weight.
When she started to go to school a
special desk had to be made for her. for
none Of the desks that belonged to the
school were anywhere near large
enough.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1904-02-02
9 II CHILDREN.
Tit For Tat.

Tit For Tat.
Jim and Jessie were twins, as much
alike as two peas in a pod, with this
awful d1ffere was Il boy and
the other was u girl. While Jim was
small enough to wear long curIs and
pinafores you really couldn't tell which
was which, but when he got rid Of Ills
curls and went into trousers everything
was changed. He began to put on
lordly airs and to order Jessie about.
Jessie opened her blue eyes at. first in
astonishlnent. She never thought about
the trousers, but though she was only 8
girl she had plenty Of spirit and would
not be imposed upon.
Il WISH" said Jim one day, that
you'd mend these holes in my stock.
ings. JESS" and he held up a pair Of
dreadful looking objects.
what will you give me?' asked .Jes
sic.
"lll say Thank you and let you
watch ne sail my new boat" he an.
swered condescendingly.
'That's not fair" began Jessie, and.
mamma broke in4
Il should say not! II Jessie is to
darn your stockings there must be tir
for tat. Now listen to my plan for the
winter, which. understand" and mann
ma shook her finger warningly, must
be followed rigidly. From today 1 or
ganize Il Tit For Tat society. Jessie, l
know. will agree to darn your weeks
supply of stockings. in return for which
every Wednesday and Saturday you
II play %bootblack. If you fail to
polish her shoes on those days you
will be forced to carry the holes in
your stockings over till the next week,
and if Jessie fails to see that you are
properly provided the boots will 60
unpublished. Now, all in favor Of my
plan say Aye"
aye, aye!" they both cried. and it
was adopted at once.
II the boys and girls would like to
know how it worked let them try it
and see.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1904-02-02
New Method Of Feud Fighting.

Kentucky has invented a new and
wholly improved method of conduct
ing her feud fights, says the New York
Tribune. One party stands in Tennes,
see and the other across the line in
Kentucky, and the fun begins. The enc
left standing can her cayort across
the line and make the .farcical legal
proceedings a bit more interesting.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1904-02-02
Completing the Sentence.

"That dress is becoming, my DEAR"
said the man who thinks he is a dip
lomat.
She looked at him coldly for a mo-
ment and then replied:
Eyes; it is becoming threadbare."-
Washington Star.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1904-02-02
Birds of a Feather

1--WE are all full here" said st. Peter
to the man whose breath smelled of
earthly things.
"Well," said the man, steadying him
self against the celestial gatepost. this
-hic-ish my plash. I'm-hic-full too.
Shtand ashide."-Comfort.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1904-02-02

WORK.
Their

Hicks-Going to celebrate your wood
en- wedding, are you?
Wicks-Yes.
Hicks-Well, l guess I'll celebrate
my wouldn't wedding. 1t was just
five years ago that that girl from Chi
cago said she wouldn't marry me-
Somerville MIass.) Journal.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1904-02-02
Returning the Favor.

Returning the Favor.
"And which do you favor, Your ia
Their or your mother?" asked the Wis
itor.
"Ma," replied Bobby, because she
don't whip me. But l look more like
pa, everybody says."-Cincinnat Times
Star.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1904-02-02
Managing an OIL stove.

- AA9 0n " ~ S0OVSs
First.-Select one made by a good
Arm
The Washington times., 1904-10-16
CHESAPEAKE q OHIO RY.

Trains leave Pennsylvania Station Daily.
$3.50 l.. A.-CHlJALJ aud ST. LOUIS 7PE-
CfAEl solid EeatiDuie, electric lighted
dining car train ~ ST.. Louis, with Pullman
sieepers 20 Lauisgile. Cincinnati Iudiul-
apollo, and ST. Louis PaFllr Cas- through %
Virginia Hot Springs acez days Parlcr Cars
Cincinnati 70 Chicago Dining Car from
Washington.
mo T.. M. r. y. LIMITED solid -csii-
bue. electric lighted, dining car train to
Cincinnati, with Pullman >leapels to Gin
cin4ti, Indianapolis, ST. Louis. Lexington,
and Louisville Compartment Sleeper 20
Virginia Hot springs daily except sunday
s.eepers Cincinnati to Chicago ani ST.
Louis. Dining Car
Reservation and tickets &C 5I8 E=ln,y.1znfa
Avenue. GJ5 ouTteentl Street, near "a and az
tie station. Telephone 1850 for F=lusf.5auia
Cab Service H. 81. FULLER
Telephone slain 1865. General Passenger Agt
The Washington times., 1904-10-16
QUICK DISAPPEARING
SUBMARINE INVENTED
Utility and Immunity Vastly Increased
By FTenchman's Improved
Type.

PARIS, oct. IA most important inn
provement has been introduced I'm the
new model of French submarines which
win. H. is declared, enable them 20 sink
and completely disappear within two
minutes after the first maueuvers are
started.
This quality. together with the doubled
speed. win greatly increase not only the
utility but also the immunity of the
submarine
The DESIGNER of the new model is
Laubeuf. chief naval constructor OF the
French government. and designer OF the
Marvel. until now the most successful
type OF French submarine
The Washington times., 1904-10-16
PERSONAL

q F-ViU meet YOU tomorrow even
ing at l0th and ID SITS NV, 1880.
1t AID.
WHEN you are thirsty chew a Chiclet
ATTRACTIVE maiden. wealthy. wants
gt once kind husband for companion and
relieve her of business Worries no oD-
lection 90 honorable poor man. Ad-
Dress BESSEI. Ogden ave, cor Robey,
Chicago. lt
SINGLE WOMAN. IS years of age
thoroughly respectable, very well euu-
Gated. a blonde would like TO meet an
unusually truthful, sincere straight
forward man. pure minded and OF high
Ideals with the hope of forming AT least
am agreeable acquaintance. one who is
not narrow minded I'D hIs religious opin-
ions, q uOu-smOheT- ana one who is
fond of music p-eferredi no objection to-
one interested Iu philanthropy. Address
BOX $50. this office. IL
PRETTY and intelligent widow; very
wealthy. wants, immediately, able. in
dustrIous husband. Address M, Ohio
Block, CnicJE9, -li DO
IADIES-Nnen in need send for free
trial OF our ueVer-f4illug remedy; relief
quick and safe PARIS CH EMlCAL
co. milwaukee, wis. oeib-Su-st
alME. CATHERINE tells a good for
tune for Zoe and soc 70 anyone with this
aid gives luck. $40 New YORK ave.
ocl5-3t
JUST THINK what you lose wnen You
fau To follow the WcTkiugmau In buy
iug "a suit or overc0at (sIiguuy used) az
half the cost OF new ones al justin
OLD STAND Glg ID. ocl0-Tt
NINE DAVIS. Clairroyant aud card
Reader. lbs 18th ST. NV ocll-5JJ
PRIVATE PARTY WILL LOAN VOC
MONEY on your FURNITURE, PIANO,
ORGAN, etc. j viii cali Address BON
256 this ONCE. aU26-tf
NATIONAL DETECTIVE AGENCY.
Suite pa second floor. Colorado Build
ing, 18th ana O. sIs.-%eVer closed. abb
so.uteIy reliable; strictly con1tentiaL
Phone 25Z5 Main. H. BRADFORD, Su-
UerIuteuleut- se-t-3Jt
The Washington times., 1904-10-16
SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.


Ticket UmCe, I4zI Penna. Ave.
For Petersburg, Raleigh, Wilmington, Columbia,
Savannah, jacksonville. Tampa, Atlanta. Bir-
miuEham, Mobile, Pensacola and Kew Orleans.
1870 s. 81. UAILI-seabJari AliI-Tlr8uEl
Pullman Buffet Slcepen 70 Jacksonville. Fla,
couus citing at Hamlet with Pullman sleeper 20
Atlanta
T-JJ =. II. DAILY-SeabosrI EEpress-SoIid
train to Jacksonville end Tampa. wish Pullman
sleepals through 90 Atlanta. jacksonville. and
Tampa. taking ora Cafe Dining Car at Hamlet.
The Washington times., 1904-10-16

All USING = IIDMDHILL and VII SCI
at sacrifice two splendid horses, doublet
set Concord harness new, set single
harness. physicians stalshOpe, station
wagon br0uEl1m- surrey boulevard
trap; all rubber Jires and good as new.
DIR. BAILEY, 2z3 John Marshall Place,
NV 0clO-It
The Washington times., 1904-10-16
Old Doctor West

Cures when others fail. Private dis
eases: both sexes. Only herb specialist
i'm city Rupture and structure cured
without operation. Consultation free.
1915 Seventh Street n. ". - years *
perieuce. Oci5-Ft
The Washington times., 1904-10-16
Or. WRIGHT, Specialist.
W. T. BALDUs, M. D., Pin. D.
MONEY TO LOAN.

HEIRS TO UNSETTLED ESTATES.
real or persr nal, can BORROW MONEY
also second mortgage loans when rents
are collected by US JOHN H Wal
TER. 213 Colorado Building. 14Ih and G
sts myl5-39t-Su
MONEY 4nVANCED on SALARIES
STOCKS. bonds warehouse receipts. lie
Insurance policies, building and loan as
ISOLATION shares, and real estate trusts
WASHINGTON ASSIGNMENT CO,
CZS-24 ltOud Building. au5~s0L
The Washington times., 1904-10-16
FOUND

FOTTNp-Ease fer tender feet ia Sur
hers Patent Shoes. made 10 order for
men and women I'D I'm e. NV Call
rom b. 10 g. MISS COLE
sel0-sas Su-mo-lzt
OUR PRINTING TALKS" IT'S n5t
elDensive. get some yOu'u be pleased.
Hays. s0o l. 81. NV. oe8-lJt
GET THE BEST FRIED OYSTERS iu
ne city all WA. HAUEHS 1913 H ST.
ne soc a dozen, Ia box ocf-sjt
FOUND-The way 10 ger rad OF rats
See BARCLAY. The Ferret Man, go
Louisiana ave. mnzl-tE
The Washington times., 1904-10-16
RAILROADS
SOUTHERN RAlLWAY.

SCHEDULE EFFElINE OCTOBER no.. 1904.
Trains leave from FmusylvaHia Station.
1915 a. 30. DAiLl--lUcl. Tor I4ru=ouburg.
Nauenton. Dmy.Hs, ana say stations.
1851 A. 81. DaILI--NasaluEtau aad Florida
Limited Filst-g.ass coaches aud sleeper Go
columbia, savannah and Jacksonville. Din
lI5 a. 81 DAILY-Uuited states Fast MaH.
tlrst-clas5 coaches and L-a7Elug room sleeper
o. NeF Orleans. binluc car service.
i:Jl r. d. WEEK uA1o-Lggal tor Harrison
burg aud was stations on Manassas Brlu1h.
$500 H. b. DAlL1-L1cal Tor drrent0u and
goo p. n. DAIY-New York aei Atlanta Ex-
press. tir5t-class coach To Atlanta, sleeper 90
Columbus via atlanta Sunset tourist sleeper
Washington TO san Francisco Mondays, We'd
Hesda's S, and Fridays. Dining car service "a
100 =. 81 DAHY-Ssw York and Memphis
iimiled (via LyuchuurgJ. first-class coach
and Sleeping car 10 Roanoke, kLlaF---e, Chat
t4ugogas and Memphis sleeper o. New o.
leans Dining Car service.
1O.45 p. 3d. Washington and south
western Limited. AL Pullman trains club and
observation CARS TO Atlanta and AdClus Sleep
ers Co Augusta, Nashville Atlanta Macon
Memphis, and De" Orleans
TRAINS or BLUEM0ST BRANCH.
Leave Washington $40 A. 3D., 80 j. b.. 4-l5
sos h. M. week days ior LeezAug only. sunday
trains leave Washington 9-lO a. 4.s O-Zj r. A.s
for b-ueL-1ut-
Through trains from the south arrive Wash
inzton 6-l2 A. M., 6.52 A. a. ESQ a. b., 500
H. A. $3.50 p. 81, and 900 p. 81. DAILY. Lo-
cal trains from Hauisouburg u-55 a 49, week
days. and 9s3J p. 81 DAILY. From CHarlJttes-
vile. s.Z5 A. a.. and y.zO D.. b. DAILY.
Tickets, sleeping car reservations. and detail
cd information can be bad az ticket offices. sos
18th ST., 5ll Peunz iyaHia ave-, aud Peuusyl-
vania station. Baggage checked through from
ho els and residences
Ihone I64J. r. r. r. Cab Service.
G.. III. ACAERT, General Manager
s. II. HARDWiCK, Pass ITaf. Mgr
80. "a. TANLoE, Gen. Pass. Agent
l. s. EELML- L.r.r-I ANN
The Washington times., 1904-10-16
DEATH - MYsTEPIous.

HARRISBURG, Pa. Oct. 15.-After
drinking one quart of whisky, the con-
tents of nineteen bottles of beer auG
eating basketful OF grapes Mill Efk0-
vic died yesterday AT SJeeItou.
The Washington times., 1904-10-16
Trans-Paciic Mails.


at 1908 am. Cd and 10 p.u (h), the connect
ing Gloss being on InuIslays-
Trans-Pacifc Mails.
HAWAII JAPAN. KOREA. CHINA and spe-
riaIv addressed mails for the PHILIPPINE ISL
ANBs, via san Francisco, close here daily az
$50 pm. up 10 October 30 for dispatch per SIS.
1l JEPAS. KOREA. CHINA, and specially adj
dressed mails for the PHILIPPINE ISLANDS.
Ma Tacoma, close here daily At $50 pm up
TO October Il. for dispatch per So. fe-emachus.
Nf5AwAu. via san Francisco. close here daily
90 G;30 pm zap % October a. for dispatch per
JAPAN Except pareefs-post nails, KOREA.
CHINA and specially addressed mail for the
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS, via vancouver and Vic
october %, for dispatch per s-s- Empress OF
-PnIIPIINE ISLANDS and GUAM, via San
Francisco, close here daily az o.ao pm up 10
October -, for dispatch per T. $. transport. (a)
HAWAII. JAPAN, KOREA, CHINA, and
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS. via san Francisco, close
here daily az 0,a0 pm. mp 10 october = Ill
dispatch per SIS. AanchuTla. GAP
AUSTRALIA Except mails for WesI Austria
lin NEW ZEALAND, NEW CALEDONIA sA-
ROA. HAWAII. and specially addressed mai!
for tle FIJI ISLANDS, via san Francisco Close
here daily at $50 pm. zap 90 November ., Tor
fi-natob per IS. Sierra. lal
EIU ISLANDS. also socially addressed mail
f-- sI--TR ALA and NEW CALEDONIA. via
" S.s5 pm. up 10 November 8. for disratch
r.F s. Mi0Wera- lq(
rsIIrTI and MARQUEsAS ISLANDS, via san
i7rgrgisco, close here daily Al 6.SJ pan. up 70
[lver-far 20 for dispatch per SIS Mariposa. CAD
E4TE-AIai.s for COCHIN CHINA are dis
s.sr.rad 10 New YORK., n. y, for connection
v-5rH European steamers,
W.fs fdf MANCHJ RIA, except NeWChwane.
anil EASTERN SIBERIA viii be dispatched 10
Nv Work, n g., until further notice, for
-rlnzsu issiou 10 destination via Russia, instead
III via Japan, the usual route.
T-nIess otherwise addressed, WEST AUSTRIA
ma MAILS Will be dispatched via Europe, and
lE1-a f5F NEW ZEALAND via san Francisco,
GsI-the quickest routes Nails for the PHIL
IPpINE ISLANDS specially addressed Via Eu-
r-ge' must be prepaid AZ the foreign rate of
nostage. Nails for HAWAII are dispatched 90
An francisco, Cal, exclusively.
REGISTERED MAILS close al the MAIN Of
FICE as follows: CAD AT 6-00 pm same day:
fbl az I.45 pm. same days (cl at g;45 pm,
same day; (dl at $50 am same day; (e) al
5:45 pm. same days CD at 9.j5 am. same
day. (hJ aJ 1l5 pm. same days "a at S.45
pm. previous day. (p) at 1880 pm. previous
days (q) at ESQ pm. second preious day %
al $50 pm. previous aayi (s) az 3.45 pm. PIE
.ious day. JOHN g. llFRRIT'. Postmaster.
The Washington times., 1904-10-16

FOR E-Thoroughbred St. Bernard
puppies. 9l9 New York ave. nW. oclo-al
FOR SALE-Large range. beautiful par
Ter heater. small heater, tables, beds,
cHinoniers. other furniture; cheap u Is
So me- Oc16-St
The Washington times., 1904-10-16
-. aHApE cUREs III.

My thiTty-three years practice IN cur
Ing men makes it certain that you viii
be cured / cure nervous debility. vast
ing weakness, indigestion. appendicitis,
and structure without operation bladder.
skim blood and private diseases cured
promptly. Consultation free. coz +
Street northwest. OcI-tf
The Washington times., 1904-10-16

FOR Extraordinarily fine dia~
m0ud l5s caratsl $50. Wal buy or sell
emeralds, Eubies, sappnlress and other
precious stones AZ bargains. ABEA-
HAMS, Secondhand Diamond Broker,
$50 sun So NV. Ig-a-l1IL
ROLL-TOP DESK. 4 feet. $685.. $3.50
locker. EL48- Special. hale mattresses.
81, hEDACNDs 81 and sla tth ST.
FOR sALE-Good quality Opaque shades
ntJed 10 your windows. only -Se5 the best
lually 0A Opaque shades Jlc, hung Iree5
slI cali with samples. kLLEEl4A4L =,
IAN and j aLs. ue- FhJae East @o-B-
mHl5-tr
FOR SALE-Seeond-h rasrigeratG-:
large and cheap. THE Crown, $40 nah
ST. ocll-6t
FOR SALE-s.ylJ large baskets OF Con-
cord grapes cheap aL JOSEPH DIGIJK-
GlD 81 CO.'S. 81 Louisiana ave. uW.
THE BEST aud cheapest place 10 get
sewing macnines is at CEFITOL HILL
AGENCY. 20 Feulsy Igauia ave. -e
Renting. 5gcsWeck. Repairing. any make
g. oc4-tf
The Washington times., 1904-10-16
DANCING

ORDWAY DANCING SCHOOL. PROF
NYEDHAA, @. Y. Hall entrance, 43l
IlIh 81. uW.J. Every Tuesday ana Fri
cav evening. Beginners class. 1890,
advanced. $50 soc per lessen, or six
lessons. $3.50 with music, Glass now
forming Also private lessons Ocl4-It
The Washington times., 1904-10-16
FOREIGN MAILS.

WASHINGTON, d. c., POSTOFFICE NOTICE.
Should be read daily. as changes may occur AZ
rohhiDN MAILS ere dispatched 90 the ports
Of sailing daily, and the schedule Of c!osings Is
arranged on me presumption % tielr unintsr-
t-lled Overland transit OF l-- week end
viii be made iroa the NAlN OFFICE as fo.-
Transatlantic Mails.
M0NDAY-lel At u:s5 Dm. for EUROPE.
per rs. kr7urrinz Wilhelm from New YORK,
gia Plymouth. CHerba-rHr and Bremen
n mi 800 feI al mas nT f-- NEITHER
Y8rs Nail must be directed .'Pe- 50 Pvu-
dam"
jeB At HAS pm. for ITALY direct. Der s.s
Citla di Napo.i nom Neu York lai[ must BE-
directed per SIS. Citta di Aar5li"
(g At lI-85 pm. for EUROPE. per SIS
. Osa. MIC nom New York VIA 8ua.H-fg,es and
Lfver81gI
WEDNEsUkY-EsJ Al I8.sg nm flr
FRANCE, SWITZERLAND, ITALY SPAIN.
BRiTIsH INDIA 5er S.. Ia Tr--.fre f-gr Sew
York via Hsurl E.fT for other MINIS III III
ROPE must he directed ..Per So Il Lorraine
EeT8s-le. nom Ner York. Nail must 6e d.
Eected ttPar SIS. Republic
FBIDAl-ts) AZ 1915 pm. for EUROPE, per
and Cherbal-E Mail f5r LIVERPOOL SCOT
LAND. and IRELAND must be directed ..Par
S. New York"
tcJ AT ID AS pm fog EUROPE per SIS. Luz
cauia, from New YORK, via Queenstown and
I Liverpool
leJ At HAS pm. for BELGIUM direct. PER
directed "Pgr Is. VadalIaHd.-
lal AT mas ra- far ITALY direct Der 6 s.
KONG Albert from Nea York. Mail must b.
. directed ttper SIS. KONG Albert"
West indies ELC.
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r-I15--5-s,- ~ ~ t.--T-t l'---' -i-,.-'
/ tht ! az ana Fel'A'1AA5 l-l ss- Good
r 90, 20, ., So \ - L.N-slt
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anu - 49, ~. '---- p .i- L--1'
/ Mail tEsm NORTHERN brazil ARGENTINE
/ lhl't - y ana Lhl'-A'eAA must "e directed
/ fef S. 1+l-l--A- -,.--. -. ---
- lSl AZ tl-t2 pm. i.I l-N-A"'. B. iAttl 80
1 ~ Aah "a anu ettis+ H--ee' tA MAIL ALMA
I'FIh Pc Ail-N ID t'i-''--'iAs t1' 500 '1-eLe-a1
/ il-sl re" lyie- ~
D. -DAE-l1A1-lll AT HAD E-ll- Tor AltA-
! TAN and tAAiPEtHE, per SIS. E7ullanzar from
{ New hors. Aail Tor aJa.r parts .t AEAtCo
/ must DE- llLea.ed veg h.7- f-.'.l
! tc) At u-t5 pm. i.r the BAHAMAS, per SIS.
/ I}lnes, from New York.
TIT R-DAA-tcJ At lltlJ U.W- for NEW
/ FOJNDLANb, per s-s- SILVIA from Aew laIa-
ie) 40 u.4l pm for the PROV lAtE of SAN
/ Eors. Mail mu=s be directed ..par s.s. Yu-
I muri-'
tlD At 1l-15 pm for AttAIAN and CAM
+ PEgHE, per SIS. IIaWn, rTow Sew Hra.
I IRIDAA-tel At H-u5 PM for NlAEbi Nd
LAND. uuI SIS. Cartl-Giuiau. from Philadelphia.
/ teI Al H-l5 pm. for bermuda Per SIS