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The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-16
BRYAN ARRIVES IN JAPAN.
Honors viii be rendered Him BY
Prominent Officials Of THE
Flowory Kingdom.

Toxic. Oct 15.-will'am j. Bryan
and family who arrived al Yokohama
Sunday VII spend Two weeks in
JaDan. They viii make visit
of davs in Toxic and Marquis Ito.
nresident Of the privy councii. and
Count Okuma. foreign minister viii
invite Bryan 70 dinner The japan
American socie-y viii invite Bryan to
address its members az the Young
Nens' haf on October IL. Count
ohuma viii pre- ide p the funotlon.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-16
PADucAH SOY KILLS cHum
Both Were Jockeys and Killing Was
the Result Of Quarrel over
Teasing.

Kansas CITY Mo. Oct 15.-Bert
Amos stable boy Of Sioux City. Ia
was killed at the Elm Ridge race
track tonight by Thomas Lynn. a
jockey, Of Paducah. Ky. as a result o;
q quarrel.
Lynn became enragrd because Amos
wa teas ng him and struck Amos with
an oak bar fracturing the skull The
two bows were chums Lynn was very
much affected when he realized he had
killed his friend
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-16
PAID SHALL DIVIDEND.

Washington, Oct 15.-AccOrding ia
the annual repori for the year 1901
of the Manila Railway Company. own
ing the line connecting Manila on the
south with Dagupan on the north, The
Toad paid fifteen per cent net profit
II is.stated that By American methods
of accOnnnng the p0peny sunid have
paid almost IS pr cent on the invest
menf.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-16
BAsEBALL PITCHER DEAD.

carIplltAn. MO, N Oct. f5s--Frasak ].
Parsfn, the once wen known Base bail
pitcher died at the home Of his father
In this city today Of tuberculosis, aged
35 years. Paryin's last work was
with the 81 Joseph, Mo. team in the
Western league.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-16
BUT NOTHING I'M SITUATION TO
INDICATE BUT WHAT CASES
WERE INFECTED BEFORE
FROST.
IMPROVED AT PENSACOLA.

Pensacola, Fla. Oct. i5.-Today's
yellow fever report'showed an improve
ment IN the situation. while there
was small increase in the number
of cases and also in deaths. 1t was
noticeable that the cases were con
fired to the original focL
The summary shows during the day
fifteen new caser reported. Two deaths
occurred Fifteen were discharged
Today deaths IS.
Total casf $ 400
At present there are 179 cases un-
der treatment
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-16
VICTIM OF AUTO ACCIDENT
Canadian Senator, Husband Of Amer.
lean Woman Dies in Massaehu-
setts Hospital.

Newton. Mass, Oct. 15.-Senator
George T. Fulford of Brockville. Ont
Canada died at Newton hospital today
as a result of injuries received in an
automobile accident a week ago today
Fulford was SO years OF age. Called
to senate of Canada in 1900. He amass-
ed large fortune as a manufacturer
of patent medicines. He was an en-
thusiastic yachtsman.
In 1850 he married Miss Mary Wild
er White of Fort Atkinson, Wis. who
survives him.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-16
slEzE AMERICAN STEAMER.

Toxic, Oct Is, 10 a. m.-.The navy
department announced the seizure of
the American steamer Centennial Oc-
llober 10th in the Soya strait.
" The. Centennial was an iron-rigged
steamer Of 2,O75 tons, owned ,by
the Charles Nelson company of San
Francisco. It sailed from San Fran.
cisco, September 18th for Vladivostok
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-16
HosTILITIEs BREAK opT.

ElizabsthpOL Russia. Oct. i5.-Hos.
tlties have broken out between the
7 tar and Armenians in surrounding
Z s'riets. and they are firing on each
other in villages. Two Armenian and
nine Tartar villages have been destroy
81
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-16
NArcHEz REPORTS SEVEN.

Natchez. Miss, Oct 15.-Scyen new
cases of yellow fever were reported
today and six Of these were white pa
tients. Mss Mary Chamberlain,
daughter Of cne of the most premin-
ent citizens OF the city and neice Of
Governor Chamberlain Of Oregon, is
amoung the number One death oc
ettrrad
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-16
MORE EARTHQUAKES.

Milan, Oct 15.-D.spatches received
here from Reggie. Mont feleone ami
Nessina say further violent earth
quake shocks have occurred and that
considerable damage was done prop
erty- The people are panic strick9.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-16
PEACE TREATY SIGNED.

ST Petersburg. Oct. 15.-oHicial no
tification Of the ratification # the
peace treaty has been changed and wiz
take place tomorrow afternoon. The
treaty may be published Monday morn
ing in the official messenger.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-16
JAPANESE TO EvAcuATE.

Tok o, Oct Is, II a. nit is be.
lieyed jha government has sent an
order to Manchurian headquarters to
commence the evacuation OF Japanese
troops October Ii. tits expected that
Japan viii effect the complete with
drawal Of her troops in six months.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-16
ANOTHER EARTHQUAKE.

Kingston. Jamaica. Oct ll.--Another
earthquake shock was felt at l.35
O'Clock this AFTERNOON lasting nearly
a minute. "a was 0pPressiveiy bot Be-
fore the shock fook place
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-16
uNFAvoRAsLE AT vlcKseURe

Vicksburg, Miss, Oct 15.-Six new
cases and two deaths make a Fsther
unfavorable report for the twenty four
hours ending at 6 p. nj. today. Four
new cases are negroes.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-16
FIRE AT JoLiEr.

Joiie' IN. Oct l5.-Fgre today de-
strured the stock yards Of the Chicago.
Rock Island and Pacific Railway. Loss
s19pia. The Fsrds were empty today.
The hesp anaek lsIlh fesenils Fez
among the haiidinzs eeasuAsed Tha
ysfss kad eapaeity Of 2ovoa head.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-16
sale Of zols.s EHects

Five thousand bottles Of vine two
milcb COWS s1d ihirty-six guinea PIGS
are among TIE household effects Of tne
late Emile zo'a-lsr-ca are advertised
fr uHi.se sale in Paris -
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-16

Advertisers IN The Bulletin get the
best results because it has the largest
circulation and goes to the people
having the purchasing power
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-16
Rankrur. nonsz Lander.

Edwin Weber a London money.
lender. has gene into bankruptcy The
judge Of the bankruptcy court said
Webber was the only bankrupt money
'endeT he had ever heard Of
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-16
SANTIAGO oUAklNe.

Santiago De CUBE. oci ls.-Anotb-
CT earthquake Tas felt here tAis sfi5-
neon. r. was sfronser than thai. q
Friday or the shock Of yssferiay.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-16
CUBS WIN IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, Oct. 15.-The local Nation.
ais to-day won the fourth game OUT
Of the five played in the post seacon
series, thus winning the Championship,
fhe seore r II T.
Americans ,......s..........5 II ~
Nationals ..,,............t0,H 1
Batteries Smith, Altroek and Nc
Farland: Weimer, Brown and King.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-02
Railroads.

PENNSYLVANIA
AILROAD
f2 26ss. t ' sa GoEa5ds s.s street ,nd D
rThs leaving time from D-sbrosses and Cortlandt
TTsnJy-third s1rest Station WA" INA 0''N 'o'
..ks.u ct,cane FOB TIE TsFcynf WEST
'1O.5S A. VI. sT. ToEIs LIMITED. For Cincinnati
.Io.5s AM. THE Pennsylvania 1.IM1rED-,,
.1sspM. cHfG9Go h2a5s 20 CsS7EG 9lSrTNxArL AND ST
.sssr.M. TIE EoT1!S pExSSFE.ESS.A ESPEEss SPECIAL
.assr.n cHHs3S6 Il R9qF' Ifaf4hBs tS fRfsHso'
.ss5PM ST LOTS AND CINCINNATI EXP.
80 9ss N Faa.5Fid Slsflrt'f EIPREss. ETAGEzss
-s55 NJ F p14TsBrGa AHR SfR sfRcfI GlEoiNSA1I ENF
- . wAsHINGToS y, :, T. g. o. A, AND THE SOUTH
- i9P6sT1:5i4na Disbf aqs I%i5ed B. g : 3 y = = 70; 80 3
'l255 (.s25 Congressional Lmit'yi'1. IS s. as
sotTHEiS pIAILwaY@.i:55 IS. .ss> .425 ? m. II 10
ATLANTIC COAST L1NE--'ea5 m. and e25 D m
sE4BoARD AIR LISE-l225 ?. n ana 1910 a m
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RA1IvAT.-'sz5 ?. m.
CIfESAPEAKE' e OHIO RAILwAY.-7-55 = m week
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NoEFoLK-555 a m
ATLANTIC cIrY.Ee55 a m and s55 ?. m. weekday.
LoSs: EF5NcTI. AsBJRT FAEE ocean Grove, cSortA
Ashury Park sundays and Point Pleasant 80 from
Desorosses and S40 from C0rtlandt Streets only
10 500 19.S2 . m 12 25 Saturdays only except
Long Rranehl. tzo (l2 s. Saturdays only Long
Rranchl tl2S SATURDAYS only1 . % aS 325 a. =
Long Branch q IS except Saturdays except Long
Branch, IS. ana 9 55 week-dsys Sundays s.e5'
TO" FOR FHiLaDRLPHIA. HI
0e5 = 20 - e =. ,ss0 ..loSS 10 5.
425. as .45S (f4 30 North Philadelphia only
$50. 6o5 TS5 SIS. rs e55 North Philadelphia
onlyl p. m. 10 night weekdays. SUNDAYS. g. 0S,
-I55. 25 % 25. ass -fI055 aIo55 a. m II 2 -12 So
LBS. 25, 35a, Il 25 (.t455 for North Philadelphia
eniyl $50 -555. T55 2a 25 e. 80 North Phila-
dslphia only) m. u 10 night
Dining Car. TExtra-fare train.
Ticket Offices. Nos 461 1854. Broadway Fifth
Avenue below 25d ST.; 2G3 Fifth corner 18th
St)i Astor House, and stations above
yn, S42 Fulton Street Street Broadway
and Pennsylvania Annex Station The New York Trans
fer Company will call for and check baggage from
hotels and residences through 70 destination.
Teephoua 543 Chelsea for Pennsylvania Railroad Cab
Service
". ". ATTERBCRY, J. R WOOD,
General Manager Pa=sr Trarc Manage
GEO ". BOYD.
General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1905-08-02
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
IBY rELEoRA7z TO THE TErBU,F


Chicago. Aug Wheat was strong for an hour
or so to-day. then halted. and finally turned very
weak and closed 1c lower for September ana 44c
down for December. Corn had sharp upward
turn. but the heaviness Of wheat caused tI-s IoSs
Of some OF the early improvements oats old soilAe
little better and provisions although easier al
the close than earlier in the day, retained small
portion OF the gain.
Wheat had strong start in continuation or yes
terday's hrmness Later the early advance began
to lag on reports Of improving prospects IN the
Northwest for spring wheat and the fact that ths
crop is making favorable progress Local receipts
were 533 cars, Of which PSI were contract t-stl-
mate for tomorrow, l52 cars. September sold up
10 Sslsc down 10 S47sc. closing at Si2sc 10 Size
December sold ar S7zc receded 10 SJsc and closed
al Sc
The corn market strong At the opening
and after substantial rise a further advance was
made in September price Weather was favorable
10 the growing crop. Local receipts were go cars
and estimated for tomorrow 1i5 cars, helping 70
increase the hrmness Of the market Shipments
hence were $40 bushels. September ruled strong
selling up 10 5S14c from 52isc at the opening; it
closed at 52Ssc. December closed at the low point.
I7ssc after selling up 70 4s14c.
oats ruled strong owing buying by local shorts
to ove-soId the recent decline. Later. Oh heavy
selling the tone Of the market and prices were
so~ced DOWN Receipts 1856 cars, with 142 esti-
,.tad car tomorrow Among the arrivals We're 80
na-e NJ new standard and II cars Of No. 2 Ship
,ents were A5 $50 bushels. September closed at
o-szc The high point OF the day 24c. the low.
"a december closed midway between high.
ssazc and low, 2ec, at -es3o-
5-ovissous ruled firm. The support Of the packers
,,ss not In evidence but 1t was not needed. the
sdvsnce in prices at the YARDS was sufficient To
ho46 the market up. Trade was limited. September
- sold from 81 47la up 10 N5 s. 10 sl5 57i=. and
sssAd on 10 81 g. September lard sold from 81 s.
an ~ s7g7ik September ribs sold from . 15 or 70
Is 121s 70 IS f. mp s. l7iz snd essed Off "a IS Is
Hog receipts we're 1zooo head. and prices ~ the
yards we're loc 15o higher
New-York tribune., 1905-08-02
IN NEW YORK, ONTARIO & WESTERN ny.
Lackawanna Railroad.

Leave New YORK foot BARCLAY and Christopher sta
IS. 90 A M.-For Binzhsrnton and Eirnira
90 A M.-For Buffalo. Chicago and 81 Louis
3l0 % A A.-FOr Oswego Richneld S7riug gA
~ ~ p M--Pocono Mountain Special
p M-For Buffalo Chicago
M.-For Plywauth-
.a. Is p M-For Buffalo Chicago
% AZ p M--FOr Buffalo. syracuse Richdeld SrrinEs
90 M--For Chicago. S7epers 9-7o p n
Tickets 1s9 1ls3. 1G34 Broadway. y T.. 80 Fi-
Brooklyn ~Daily. Except sunday @ftun Fri
days and SATURDAYS only
New-York tribune., 1905-08-02

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Abner {. Thomas. Surrogate Of the County OF New
York notice hereby TO all persons having claims
sgainsi Richard late OF the County Of
New York the with vouchers
thereof his place Of trasactng bus
ness Wall Street il the City OF New Hork. on
before the 18th day OF December next
Dated New York. the sixth day OF Juns, 1905
LEWIS CASS LEDYARD. Executor
New-York tribune., 1905-08-02
NEW YORK NEW HAVEN & HARTFORD r. A.

r.,n. deps-- from Grand central Station 4ad st ara
follows Tor ..xo
BosToE via Nsw London ane s-oZia-ne.'ssss 80.
" 500. sfib5:O2 sJ12oo p n
rr,sTy1ST' W vyill A N, - 90 - NJ
BosfoN via springa.td-+seo a NJ. r412oo 's-on-
yclIg 81 80 .S-r : z, .,s s.z rsARBoF-.-sn2 pM
WHITE, MOUNTAINS. ST AI46ANs and 0CEEsC-
70 40 A. NJ f9:oo P NJ
rITt,IsT-F2f7 via putnam and sworcsstsr-ts.Oo
Il KEVIIIE and NORFOLK-ts:02 A NJ. 20 81 7. 81
CT BARRINTrON. STOCkBRIDGE- LEMON Pits
T1Er.I-F4:5O +a:02 A NJ. sl:24, t3:s1 P. NJ
crand Central station and Sf-5t1 ST.
also al c261. L1s5 cs54 5roatNay g Park Place 20
Fifth Ave- GAS Columbus Ave co-s
Asiison Ave. c273 West i25th ST. T9s Thsrd II
Brookfyu. c342 Fulton $50 Broadway. z D
sraily- SundayA rStops at l2oLl ST xstrps
l25th ST sundays only sSarurdays only -Paro- Car
Limited Has dining CA. c<arlor ard elecptEx Car
New-York tribune., 1905-08-02

HUDSON River BY DAYLIGHT
Palatial Steamers NEW YORK" and 'AI1BANY-. Of
the Hudson River Day Line. fastest and hnsst
boats in ehe world
Leave Brooklyn Fultoa-s Cby Annex. 500 A n
Desbrossss-st. Pier. $40 a.
NEW PIER, WEST 4sD-sr. .-........s .s:oe
West t2Sth-st. g.
Landing Yonkers West Point Newbu-xh, Poughksep-
Eie Kingston Point Catsk. Hudson Albany. Daily
except Sunday Special Trains Catstin Mountain
East. North and West: Through tickets ard baggage
checked AZ offices OF New YorS Transfer Co Through
rail tickets betwsen y Y and Albany sccspeed- Moss
6eiEhtfl oneday outings 70 West Point. Sewhurzh
Poughkespse. returning down boat
Restaurant open at a m MUSIC
STEAMER MARY POWELL
Leaving Desbrosses st. at $40 P. n lsats las M.
$50 P NJ Csats- 22o P M For Highland Falls West
Point. Cornwall. NewburEh. New Hamburger. Milton.
Poughkeepsie Rondout and kingston Orchestra beard
New-York tribune., 1905-08-02
SurrogateS' Notices.

Surogates' Notices.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Frank T.. Fitzgerald. a Surrogate County Of
notice is hereby given TO all persons
New-Yor. deceased, present the with
thereof subscribers. their place transacng
business Office OF SacHett & Lang No 90 Nassau
Borough OF Manhattan IN the City OF Ney-Iork
On orb fourth day or December
Dated Nev-York oath day MAY,
JAMES G. McLOUGHl1E, CHARLES ). McLOUGHLIN
sACKFTT & LANG. Attorneys for Executors 90 Nassau
street, Borough Of Manhattan. New-York City
AIcCAFFERTY, ROBERT.-IN PURSUANCE
W Of an order Of Hon Abner c. Thomas a Surrogate
the County OF New York. notice IS hereby given
ali peT having claims Robert McCanery
az nf New York. deceased
with vouchers subscribers. place
ESQ No IS Pine Street. Ir the City OF New York.
before the second day Of September next
Dated York the 2Sth day OF FEBRUARY, 1906.
MARY c. McCAFFERTY, CALVIN q. DCIG, Adninis-
ROBERT l. REDFIELD, Atty Adn,E-.
Street n. Z. City
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
J. Frank T fitzgerald. q Surrogate OF the County Of
New York notice hereby given all persons having
claims against Boucher, late Of the Of
NeV York deceased present the with vouchers
thereof subscriber at his place OF transacting
trsiness at the ONCE Of w 3. Coughtry No %
street City Of New York on "a before the 24th
dsvo of November next.
SOPHIE HOLLAND BOUCHER, Exscutrix-
WM 2 VOUGHTRY. Attorney for Executrtx. % Broad
street. York
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Frank r Fitzgerald. Surrogate Of the County. Of
New-York tribune., 1905-08-02
NIcCAFFERTY, ROBERT.-IN PURsUANC


- Frank r Fitzgerald. Surrogate OF the County Of
New York notice is hereby given 10 all having
claims against Elizabeth Babcock late Of the County
o. Neur York deceased the with vouch-
thereof 10 subscriber place OF transacng
business the Office OF Bonney Jones' No 81 Wall
Borough Manhattan. in the City of New
York ~ or before twentyseventh day OF January
Dated York the 18th day Of july. 1905
MARGARET A JOHNSTON. Executr1x-
HAND BONNEY & JONES. Attorneys for Executrix 81
wall Street Borough OF Manhattan. the City OF New
York
New-York tribune., 1905-08-02

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
l. Abner C Thomas a Surrogate Of the County OF New
given 10 all persons having claims
against James Carter OF the County Of New YORK
w.th vouchers thereof 70
subscriber his place Of transaetins business a.
No CITY OF New York. D-loEe
the 18th day o December
dated New York sixth day June 1905.
LEWIS CASS LEDYARD. Executor
New-York tribune., 1905-08-02
A' STOCKS.

o.1ses, 1-scro- CO OF \ '---'- lss q, -,
49, T.x.r C-lrlnle Comps .-.-. - :
-le-rr- = FuGscr cas- Ccnpary- zee 800
= = Ele-cTic Company az Bergen County. 81 20
sI-,serssck water company common. ...... l6o
rrefe r 70 - . o.
,,ss,Esn Land & Improvement Company 800
1880 ro-ntv Gas C,OTupany- .---.-.- no ~
rs--sv Ciry. zohoken & Paterson Ply Co.. u
? IoriiErd pTeleTre-- -l4l
= 1905 .-..-.--..lO0
Nsr-B-unSEi RS LAght. Heat 6 Power Co... so
ssu-Tsrsey zinc company .--..--.--. $50
Yss-Tsr5 NsH-Jegseg IeePhoae COMPANY les IT2
rs.s-scn Passalc Gas 6 Electric COMPANY. y -s
P1e.ic Servi-e corr .ll2 lis
ps-is transit street Railway Company --.. $50 26o
S-1e-Sst. Lrion & Mi6dlesex Lighting Co. so
s-.fs Jersey Gas. Electric Traction Co-I2TSs 40
sinre- Manufacturing Company eS5
f,-sfes Electric Company o. Nev-Jersey..--... p
New-York tribune., 1905-08-02
READING SYSTEM

w " oENS6l SE-s II R<AL N f~-
STATIONS N.s, xess LssIssssy sss g = = y y
Tins shoEs 4 ssio. & I. frsn Liberty . VS.. ssa 9.
E1sToN aEFEIEEEN e 2 z .LLESE9ws 4xD ssrgs
St0. 500 l65.45 Eas,en oniy) p N susd.ss s4ss
w1LSEsB&RzE n BAR S0 AS6 sao sSx4o.1o S9 NJ 1.a.
gwoSp Ssa Sqnsszs .as a 4oss go sy1, xo
IA s0y -" s t's o<i $500 q 5s'rpSs 90
a NJ $50 Laks%ood ana Laxahar,ti, IN s0naAsA wv
ATJANTJT cIIE|s Tx q 4 r. $50
ISg gzSNsH SSss sJD FsEK 2Eay ss2xr
saoe sso, 1880 A. II, xei: a.. xi:7o: Iss. as ass.
ss.sS ,, hs's rs@. s' 'S Ne a.i so FpRs+g' E
AaNT1c fiIt ISH HBs IDS sE2sR1aHT MeNMourH = se.
Ise 4-ao $50. $40 P N. sundays. 800 A. NJ.
sANDT Hook RoUr[Lssy. Pier 81 "a
200 'ss s,I9sT. I9 80 y Z 20 g. sse AZ sc
"a PiAr fa * r - cs.s@ a. m s. 80 To- 90 n 90 90
< NJ. 10 100 SIS AS Soc $40 P NJ sunday. eays
liz Ss5. s:''ss
NJ :. .da ii.so +a.oo. .sSc .4so m.5oo. m+soS.
zoe. fz.so. s;oo Zoo 80 60 ? ~, I'l2 Is mdt,
'I20e A NJ. 'eoc +'4eo. 900. 100 P. NJ. 'J1s Is
B4TT5Sos5o y ,! 20 ASP .ssa Ess i '''
READING. HARRIsRURG PoTTsvILIE AHD M Will.
A NJ Reading onlyl 81 90. Ia. 20. u 90 Read
ing PottsviIls Harrisburg only. 740e. 800. 80
sFroni Liberty Street only. Daily. DAILY s4esYs
Tamaqua- xsaturdays only aExcePt szaurdays,
Fa;S ws's so aIa As s5 tPi5S s'zo M
ss g 90 P s.,tT ~P.niHg s s car ,ss q w tran House, .s
4zI fS9o Iss4 Broaaway Iss sth Ave ssT sth ave.
Is Jnion Square West s7ss Third Ave. :T3 West f,5th
Futon sroekiy1 sac sTsad.ay % w5Ii,a5a.6a5s w.
W G. BEsLER. M BURT
vics-Prss. and Gen. Mgr Gen Passr Agent
New-York tribune., 1905-08-02
Ocean Steamers.
m6 m mmlllMlDNg llNEa

49,. ,-e1n,eoTt Norfolk. Portsmouth. Ftnners .
Old Fohnt =, STews Va connecting for FeteIs-
Point .ons and virginia Beach. washington - -
ana entire south ane steamers ssl Pier e.
Ereisht ps.eb - every week day a. 2 p
y r 1901 ITIFtR Vioe-Presdent and Iranla Hahhs7
New-York tribune., 1905-08-02

CUNARD LINE.
- TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN
Prom Piers 51-52 North River.
;. Q a NJ. Etruria 10 A.
Caronia Aug s II A NJ C,anpania Aug 70, Noon
10. P NJ Cmbria Sept .. A. NJ.
MISUNDERSTANDING.
Modern Twin Screw Steamers
sTAvoNIA Aug. 90 P NJ
PAN,NONIA Sept 10. P. N
Apply % Broadway. New York
VERNON II. BROWN. General Agent.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-02

PEOPLES [L1IN[g
NEW YORK-A.BANT.
Hudson River by SearchIight-
Steamer G MORSE even dates Aur1sC and
ADIRONDACK, leave Pier No 81, n P. foot OF Canal
St. & = NJ West 129th ST. at $50 P NJ
days Sundays Direct Albany with
press for Saratoga Lake George. Lake ChaupIa
Mountains. Thousand Islands. Niagara Falls
Sharon Springs. and all Northern Eastern
Orchestra steamers. Automobiles carried.
Timetable and excursion book free Beautiful HUDSON
by Sesrchlight.' 10c.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-02

NEW TORE
" Law SCHOOL
Dwight Method q
IL " n three y-sTs
log1-
New-York tribune., 1905-08-02

BEFORE GOING ABROAD CONSULT THE
EUROPEAN ADVERTISEMENTS THAT AP-
PEAI. REGULARLY IN THE TRIBUNE ON
SUNDAYS, WEDNESDAYS AND sATUR-
DAYS.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-02

TROY llNE
Str. OF Troy 'Saratogz- Pier ss,
10th Daily (except saturday, 8 N
SUNDAY STEAMERS TOUCH AT ALBANr-
Direct Troy wits all pciats
Dining main deck Searchlight display
Illustrated Booklet Excursion Tours Free.
EXCURSION; TROY. 81 so, SARATOGA, S45O:
LAKE GEORGE. s635; WILMINGTON. VT. IS 80.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-02
CHICAGO STOCKS.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

b.s by Charles 2 Barney & %. No - Brosd-st.
.Tc-I. and n. IL south zth-st.. rhiladelphis-l
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-21

The ninth annual convention of the Alabama Division of the United Daugh- ters of the Confectionery, held at MO- bile, May 10-11. 1905.
 The charm of the old South still lin. gers like the scent of Its Jessamlnes. round the historic city of Mobile, which lies so near the blue waters Of the Gulf, and it seemed peculiarly fitting that those, who cherish Southern ideals, should meet within It's hospitable gates. Every anticipated delight of this city, which tradition has 'n ade dear to us, was realized by the delegates, who accepted Mobiles gracious invita- ton.
 Mrs. Electra semmes Colston. the charming daughter of an illustrious sire, welcomed the Daughters who came from every part of the State. with a reception on the first evening of their arrival. Mrs. Colston. who is a most delightful hostess, entertained In her paternal home.
 The first session of the convention was held Thursday. May 10, at 10 o'clock. The meeting was called to order by the President, Mrs. Wood, and the Rev. A. c. Harte of Mobile opened the convention with a short and beau tiful prayer.
 version of Dixie, written by Miss Sallie Jones, our Honorary Life Presi- dent, whose presence in our midst was most inspiring, was then sung by 0 quaftette of beautiful voices, after which MT. Boykin Boone, acting for Mayor P. J. Lyons, welcomed the la dies in the name of the city.
 Major Saffold Berney extended the welcome of the Raphael Semmes Camp to the Alabama Division of the U. D. c.
 The greetings from the Mobile Chap ter U. D. C., was given with tender grace by Mrs. Colston. Mrs. Tutwller of Greenvilie responding in behalf of the Alabama Division of U. D. C, in a bright and happy way.
 Next on the program was the annual address of the President followed by the report of the Credential Committee, which showed the voting strength of
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-21
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-21

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-21

Formic acid is the elixir of strength of Drs. Clement and Huchard, French physicians. This substance Is color less liquid found in the bodies of ants. in the hairs and other parts of certain caterpillars. and in nettles. and to its presence nettles. bees and ants owe their stinging powers. It has pun gent smell, shighly corrosive, and Is varlously prepared by artificial means. The new discovery claimed is that small doses of formic acid give the hu- man body an extraordinary increase of muscular strength. one delicate subject having been enabled to lift five times as heavy a weight as before taking. Dr. Huchard himself Is stated to have doubled his own strength in two days and trebled 1t in five.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-21

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