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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-14
THRILLER OF THE SOUTH SEAS
MAGNIFICENT Sight Was the Outbreak
of n New Volcano on SavAh
island,

The eruption Of a new vo+cano on the
Island of Savaii, In the Samoan group, and
the terror that IL caused among the people
in that part Of the South seas, we're wit
messed by l. F. Brim, an elder OF the Nor
mon church, who arrived recently on the
steamer Sierra from Pago-Pago. The vol
cano broke out August q, not two months
ago, the confined forces from the bowels
OF the earth using the little mountain
standing back of Matautu as their means
of escape This comparatively small hill
had stood for centuries with no sign Of
having such giant forces hidden beneath
its cone.
1t was at o'clock on the morning of
August q that Matautu opened up. The
shock OF the eruption was felt for a dis
lance OF thirty miles and the force of the
earthquake shock that followed shattered
church buildings OF the London Missionary
society, ten miles away. But only one per-
son lost his life This was a high chief,
who attempted to investigate the source OF
the explosion and tremor and who mounted
a cooled-off stream of lava on his way to
the source OF the trouble. The lava was
flooded with a fresh outpouring while he
walked along and he sank beneath it's re-
sistless body, literally buried alive and
cremated
Mr.. Brim, with others who were residing
on the Island OF Savan at the time, set out
to explore the disturbed section as soon as
they though travelling was safe. They had
already seen from afar the eruption of
Matautu, which is described as particularly
magnificent, lava and huge boulders being
hurled TO a great height and resulting in a
great shower that at a distance of ten
miles appeared like fall of stars on a
gigantic scale. The whole sky was lighted
by the display.
A feature that will be remembered by
Brim and his companions was the tremen-
dous laundering and roaring that accom-
panied the eruptiOns and which continued
for many hours But II was noted as re-
markable that the roaring occurred only
when the tide was at the ebb, ten miles
away from the volcano When the tide
Tapped the upper reaches OF the beach on
Savaii the belching OF Matautu could not
be heard. II seemed that some mysterious
connection must have existed between the
sea and the interior mountain.
The lava flow from Matautu was half a
miles wide at last accounts and was slowly
creeping toward the sea coast at the rate
Of a mile a day. On August Is. when BFim
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-14

goes out in social life a good deal He has
street car fares to pay. He goes to clubs
in town.
He meets old friends and they visit res
taurants and sometimes line up against
bars. and the young army officers must do
his share. He has $500 on which to hold his
end up.
After the first year the young officer
doesn't have to get a full new outfit, but
he has to renew 1t constantly. This outfit
consists of full dress, dress and service
uniforms
OF the last he has to have from four
to six, for 1t must be remembered that in
the summer army officers dress In khaki
He can do away with the full army dress
uniform by buying himself q civilians
full dress suit and using that for evening
wear He will use the army dress uniform
for Official gatherings in the daytime.
1t is getting to be quite common for Of
ncers TO make civilian full dress do for
evening occasions. Economy makes that
necessary.
1t isn't long before Cupid hegins to play
pranks with the young ofncers, nothwith-
standing General Corbin's IDEAS The sec
ond ieutenant's career, at West Point has
trained him In the usages Of a certain social
sphere. He chooses q mate in life from
that same sphere. She has to be we'll
equipped socially and to be a person Of
some education and refinement.
Enter wife.
Well, they marry. It's the way Of the
world, The young oficer from his second
year on has a leeway OF probably $500 to
care for wife and run his household.
A woman in the social station referred TO
can't dress we'll on less than $3.50 a year.
She must have at least two evening dresses,
for she has to accept dinner invitations.
She must have two afternoon smart gowns
for receptions and teas and the like. She
must also have the other gowns that a
woman requires, to say nothing OF the rest
OF her outfit.
She must go to town occasionally. Be
Sides she must keep at least one servant,
and you can't get servants for much less
than $50 a month. There's $40 a year for
servant hire taken away from that 500
| In one clip.
Then there are two more persons to feed,
| the wife and the servant. and one can see
how much there is likely 10 be left Of that
extra $500 when the year is finished. II
takes a level-headed woman to help a
young officer make those ends meet.
| All goes WELL however with economy
until a baby comes. Then trouble begins.
What is the annual cost OF baby7 II
the mother cares for the child exclusively
perhaps $3.50 win do. The young army of.
hcer has no physicians bills 70 pay. Uncle
Sam pays them for him unless he has e
have a specialist. But he has a coal bill
and it will probably cost him on an averags
/ $40 a month, OF $40 year.
He now begins to pay life insurance, and
that costs him for a moderate policy about
$50 a year He gets his rent free II hi
lives in quarters provided for him, but hi
$500 for the maintenance OF wife. servant
and child has already gone glimmering
| II he has to maintain q nurse for tn,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-14

81 pounds Pure Cane Granulated
Sugar Tor ............... $l.VV
48-pound sacks Fancy High Patent
Minnesota Flour .... $1.35
10 bars best brands Laundry Soap 25c
6 pounds best hand picked Navy
8 pounds best Pearl Tapioca, Sage,
Barley or Farina ............ 19c
5 pounds best Rolled Breakfast
Oatmeal - 49, Asc
2-pound cans Sweet Sugar Corn. SC
2-pound cans Fancy Wax or String
Beans ..'-ss W
3-pound cans Golden Table Syrup Shc
1-pound package Condensed Mince
Meat ......... .t!,,.. II n c
1-pound cans fancy Alaska Salmon &c
OIL or Mustard Sardines, per can 3 " C
Jello, Jellycon and Advo Jell. per
package II n C
16-ounce can Condensed Cream. z " C
1-pound cans assorted Soups. II " C
New California Prunes, per lib. z " C
New California Apricots, per Id. Ia "
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-14
PAY AND DEBTS IN THE ARMY
Hard Task Of Many an Officer Making
Beth Ends Meet.
STEADY DRAIN ON LIMITED RESOURCES
'Tive within Your Income OF Quit the
Army" IL General COrbin's Adj
vice, but IL Is EasisF
said Than Done.
STEADY DRAIN ON LIMITED RESOURCE

Taking as q text that paragraph In Gem
eral Corbin's annual report, Live within
your income or quit the army" the New
York Sun analyses the dictum of the
major general, who 10 pretty we'll fxed
himself and with the aid OF army officers
stationed ut Governors Island, presents
some figures on the cost OF army life which
viii interest the general public, In part
the Sun says:
Before inauiring ss to whether there are
"ofncers in the service not mindful of
their financial obligations" and whether
or not 'it Is growing evil" look for a
moment at the pay table OF an American
army officsr:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-14

New California Peaches, per Id. 10c
New cleaned Currants, per Id. Shc
New California Cooking Figs, per
10. ...... ........ ...... q n
New Brittmore Dried Apples, per
10. &c
READ HAYDEN'S BUTTER AND
CHEESE PRICES.
Choice Dairy Butter, per lib. Use
Fancy Dairy Table Butter, per Id. zoe
Choice Creamery Butter, per Id. .21c
Fancy separator creamery Butter
per 10. A0c
Choice Wisconsin Brick Cheese,
per 10. lOC
Fancy Wisconsin Cream Cheese,
per 10 LOG
Fancy Domestic Swiss Cheese, per
I'D. .....'..... IL n c
Roquefort Cheese, per jar, ....... 23c
FRUIT. FRUIT. FRUIT.
Fancy Tokay Grapes, per h.. SAC
Large, juicy Lemons, per doz. :. sc
New Honey, per rack ...........10 c
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-14

The new Wsbster's international Diction-
airy contains 1900 words which have not
been printed in any previous dictionary.
But one word which deserves a place in
any English dict, nary was omitted. That
wcrd is buttins.2 It is slang, but It Is a
word which has earned a respected place in
the language. Il has no synonym of half
its force. No other word can take its
place.
A buttinsky is a man whose own business
Il Of such small importance that he amusss
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-14

himself by assisting in the affairs of others.
He is full of suggestions, wise counsel,
advice. He is full of self-con1dence. He
knows how to build the Panama canal and
would do 1t II given half chance.
But he is harmless II properly watched,
At the worst he is merely annoying. His
suggestions are impertinent and the at
tention he attracts is of the same sort as
that attracted by a meddlesome mosquito
Columbus Dispatch.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-14

soc Embroidered Neckwear at. .........t6 c
zoe All Silk Elastic-per yard ..........7hc
A rs PER CENT DISCOUNT.
Our special discount sale on Real Laces
ends Saturday, october 14th. Don't fail to inn
prove this opportunity
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-14
A Great Country.

Visitor lin boom town)-You have a hue
country here, haven't you?
Citzen--Thats what they say.
Visitor-Is It a good country for poor
man!
Citizen-Wa-al, l recLir II is come
here twenty years ago with nuthin'. an
I'm still holdin' my own.-Dallas NsWk
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-14

child he's over his ears financially and in
the parlance OF the day he's UP against 1t
hard. II a second baby comes along in a
year or two the specter of debt hovers over
the officer and his family.
Promotion slow.
It will probably be five years before that
officer gets anywhere near 5000 year.
and he's lucky If he reaches that stage in
ten years. A captain at IS is rather the
exception than the rule, although the Span
ish war advanced many men rapidly, and
captains at IS are not uncommon.
But this $4,000 rank is crowded, and
what Is to become of the young fellows who
have entered the service since that time?
Think how numerous they are.
Below the rank of captain in the army,
according to the last Army Register, there
are 1877 first lieutenants of artillery. 22S first
lieutenants of cavalry and $50 first lieu
tenants OF infantry, There are also III
second lieutenants of artillery, 22O second
lieutensnts OF cavalry and "a second lieu
tenants OF infantry.
What chance have these OF becoming cap
tains and getting 1900 year before they
are graybeardsT
Meantime the children keep coming on
An army oficer with three children has his
uObc W SAAo BEAuuShOh0 oAA SAAo bAAh0s OhGOt
the rank OF captain 1t 10 simply impossible
to keep two servants under such conditions
and live within onos pay. That means
drudgery for the wife.
Now all this time the ofnoer must keep
UP his uniforms and once in q while there
comes an order like General order 1872
issued on July l. 1908, which required all
officers from colonel down to get a complete
new uniform and there's $500 more gone
In one lump.
Soon the children have to go to school
There's always q so-called post school,
but it's for little ones, and as a rule II
doesn't amount TO anything. The public
schools are not available generally for these
children. and there is no recourse left but
private schools.
Life insurance doesn't grow any smaller
in its demands on ones income. AS a rule
It increases. for the of1eer takes out a
larger policy as his family grows so as to
leave q better nest egg In case he dies or is
killed IN war.
Family Needs.
II his family Is too large or II the govern
ment doesn't provide suitable quarters
he has to hire a house in town. perhaps,
and then his rent mounts up. The govern
ment's allowance for rent is based on the
number of rooms an ofioer is supposed TO
occupy, at So room. A lieutenant gets
an allowance for two rooms-pretty small
| for a growing family-or "a a month"; a
captain, three rooms. or $50; a lieutenant
colonel and a major. four rooms. OF t4S;
brigadier-general and colonel. five
rooms. or $50; a maJor-gensrsl. six rooms.
or y72; a Iieutenant-generAl. u.2OO year
/ for house rent
Social requirements multiply as a man 5
rank Increases Even the youngest ON
GERS wife has to give two or three enter
tainments year, to keep up Appearances
and return social favorS
They must be dinners or teas or FOesp-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-14
FURNITURE DEPT.
Al Aroesfc TabeA Table of Style One that win Please

We offer this handsome Extension Table
during the coming week feeling anyone need
ing q thoroughly good article at reasonable
price will at least investigate this offer. The
material Is selected oak, quartered top and
rim Top is 45x45 and the table is highly
polished Such table has sold heretofore
for $500 for a 6-foot and 1880 for a s.
foot. The price now is Sass for a 6-foot
and S18,85 for an 8-foot. We are showing
over 75 styles of tables, square and round,
pedestal base, and ask you to call.
Just In. Another lot of these weathered
oak Jardiniere Stands at 25c each. White
enamel stools 25c. White enamel Paper
Holders 16c and Csc.
FRAMES AND PICTURES-We are NAL
CHI lnr linz NJ I'm
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-14

Ladies' Heavy Ribbed Vests and Pants
In all sizes and winter weights, great
bargains at 60c, SEQ, 26o IOC
ana .sssss.,ss,'s.ts',.ssss,,s
Ladies' Fine Wooden Vests and Pants,
in fiat wove or Swiss ribbed, or hard
finish, q great bargain, ZRC
at ,'',,''s'',,',',','st'',,''
Ladies' extra heavy scarlet Vests and
Pants, made from finest lambs 4 m
wool. N.60 quality, at,,...,,.... A'OO
LADIEe' WOODEN VESTS AND
PANTS in natural color, made from
finest Australian wool. are very soft,
regular $3.50 values, sale an
price 't'''''''''s't't'tt''tt't,,
Ladies' Silk and Wool Vests and Pants,
Tights and Combination Suits, Swiss
ribbed, como in pinkH, blues or grayS,
perfect fitting ana tho best garment
ever shown at Sl.ps Hi.6o ORo
ana '''''''''''''''''''''''''''' ~
Extra Haisepeopi
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-14
HAYDEN BROS,

lions, and refreshments must be served,
with punch and cigars usually. The cost
of clothing for the wife and children is in
creasing constantly. Army officers visit
ing the post must be entertained from
time to time The officer has to contribute
ones days pay for entertaining towns
people at hops and the like and one days
pay for several other things in a social
way at the post,
Then there's the element Of entertaining
ones private friends. Relatives come to
visit the officer and his wife occasionally.
or their life is a forlorn one, separated from
their folks.
Then comes the desire of the wife to go
home occasionally and take the children
with her. That means a long railroad
journey, as a rule. and railroad fares eat
up big part of one salary A wife must
go back home sometimes, and to find the
money to pay for It and for new gowns
and shoes and hats is no easy task.
Service Aboard.
Then comes, perhaps, the greatest fnan-
cial trial that an army officer has. He is
ordered to the Philippines.
Stree the United States acquired pos
session of those islands every officer in
three or four years gets ordered across the
seas. What shall he do with his family7
If he leaves It behind, he has to send
most Of his salary home. II he takes It
with him 1t is an enormous expense,
II the army transport sails from San
Francisco there are the many railroad fares
to be paid to that port. After the family
is on the transport the charge is 81 a day
for the members OF the family.
Once in the Philippines the domestic
PROBLEMS increase. An oficer on Governors
Island the other day said he had received
letter from friend in the service COM
planning that his wife could not get good
cook under $50 q month In some OF tho
remote posts the wives have to do their
own cooking.
Hardships await the army officers wives
In the Philippines. The climate alone is
sufIicient to undermine their health and
the children have no adequate schooling.
Bachelors in the service have an easier
time OF It. but as a rule they do not save
any money.
Club dues are moderate at army posts,
all the ofiicers belonging TO them. 1t is a
sort of unwritten law. The dues are usually
about 81 a month, but so closely do some of
the officers have to figure on their personal
expenditures that frequently a married
mans bill at the club will not run more
than from so cents TO 81 a month. The
bachelor has no wife to help him to save
and his money goes as quickly as that Of
the married men.
Getting on Easy street.
AS a rule an army oficer gets on Easy
street when he passes IS. His pay by that
time is $500 or more, mis- children are
grown, and the boys are paying their own
way and family expenses decrease
re younger captains, owing to the pro-
motions from the Spanish war, are also
doing very well and have little to complain
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-14
China Dept.
Specials

Genuine Cut Glass Salt ana Pepper shakers
with sterling silver tops, greatest 12AN
bargain ever shown, at, each.,,".,
Decorated Cups and sauoers, In fne SOc
china, pair for,.'.'.,,,,''''',"''''''
Decorated Cream Jugs, Rc
Decorated Blue Band Bowls, nc
each, ,,,s,..,,,',,,t'',''''', ''''''s'''s''''
Decorated Cuspidors, 10C
each. ,.,s...t.,..,'.,,,',..,,.
Thin Blown TumblerE, az
eAch, '''''''''''''''''''''t'' ''''"''''''''''''
Decorated Platters, Salads, Chop Trays
Fruit Dishes Cake Plates, worth UP to
$3.50, Saturday, Or
choice, ....,,.,.,...,,....s...,S OS
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-14
LADIES' GLOVES AND HOSIERY SPECIALS

Ladies' heavy wool or fleece lined hose In plain
black CT Jxrord grays, worth from SOC DE-
to Soc 1T pair. .....l ............. &OC
Ladies heavy deeced OF plain cotton I1I
hose, worth lee pair, special, at. A%2C
Misses and Boys heavy ribbed hose, regular
19c and Csc qualities, at N0I
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-14
A Day of Bargains in Our Busy
Cloak Department


lot Chrdens unmachable
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-14
The Big Meat Section

!, 200 Fancy Spring Chickens
will be killed and dressed Fri
day night specially for our
Saturday trade: they H.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-14

go at, per pound. e. AAG
Boiling Beef, Id, ....,..,,2 Ac
Shoulder Roast, h.. $40
Shoulder Steak, ID. $40
Veal Roast, ID. .......... &c
Veal Stew, Id. .......... DC
All kinds of Sausage,
strictly home made. .61ac
Nebraska's famous Coupon
Bacon, Premium, SunAower,
Iowa Pride, Wapello and Coin
special brands of Bacon.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-14

75c Satin Pad Hose Supporters at........2 5c
soc Patent Leather Belts at..............2 5c
soc Patent Leather Bags at........,....2 5c
SPECIAL RIBBON SALE,
A big line Of very fine Fancy Ribbon, regu-
lar price 25c and S5c yard-special sale
price Saturday-yard ...............12h
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-14

unfnounted l'DO l,O4O l,ooJ l.eO l,SoO
IL will be observed that there is 10 per
cent increase in pay every Ave years. There
Is also & 10 per cent increase in pay during
the time OF actual service In Porto Rico.
the Philippines, Hawaii and Alaska
Retired ofhcers get three-quarters pay,
and the president has the right to retire
oficsrs who served in the civil war at one
rank higher than that which they occupied
At the time OF retirement, which practically
gives them the same pay they had when
they were in the service.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-14
GREAT SALE OF SAMPLE UNDERWEAR

Sq 55 that E gPs Rr1
u o Guna1 bargain '"' N" p'' ~
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-14

LADIES' COMBINATION SUITS, in
silk and wool or flne wool, Swiss rib
bed or fiat wool, best values III Omaha
at Csc, $50, $500, $3.50. SOS y Rtl
UP 70 ''','t,s,s,,,tttstt,t,,t,,
CHiLDHENa UNDERWEAR, fleece
lined, in all sizes, great snap mo
at sale price, garment ,,,,,,,,,, AOS
CHILDRENs UNDERWEAR, extra
heavy heeoed, very special OEc
bargain At, per garment,,,,,,,,, &OS
Children'H Wooden Vests and Pants In
all sizes, good values ut 7So, 0OC
sale prioe, per garment,,,,,,,,,OS S
CHILDRnNa VESTS AND PANTS,
heavy ribbed, all sizes, grays or Or
white special bargain at,,..,,. <OS
MISSES UNION SUITS in all sizes,
hand finished and perfect fitting, 1SC
great value at S1.b0, ESQ ana. "
MEMS WINTER UNDERWEAR,
Heavy Floeced Shirts and Drawers,
greatest bargain ever shown o.
while they last-at, garment. :, AOS
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-14
For Instance.

Now, lake the case OF young second leu
tenant. He gets about Sis a month. He
has TO purchase from $3.50 to $500 worth OF
uniforms to begin on. He has also to have
a complete outfit OF civilians clothes. which
probably cost him about $50 more.
He has to provide for his own living ex-
penses. that Is. food. This costs him at
reasonable estimate $50 year.
Here is Si.i0j Of his income gone. leaving
him only $50 for ineldentals. He has to
keep his box Of cigars and a fair supply of
liquid refrsshment in his quarters for his
friends when they drop in.
He Sslongs to the post club. If he is
near & big city. and all the big ciues OF the
eeantry have army posts near them. he
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-14
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE. SATURDAY OCTOBER IA, 1905

Infants Half Wool Hose in plain black IN
white, 15c qualities, at.......... .AVC
Ladies' Kid Gloves ia black, white and 40
colors, worth up to S1.0O, at pair fJC
From 10 till IL A. M.-Ladies' and Misses golf
or fine cashmere gloves, some with two pearl
clasps, worth up to 75c pair, great 10
snap for one hour at, pair. ..........IJC
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-14

Mems Ali-wool Shirts and Drawers
sample Earments-worth UP to $50
greatest bargain ever offered, /Oo
Ut, kbTnont, '',,ts,ssss,,.st....4s..
Mems Shirts and Drawers, extra heavy
fleece lined, come in pinks, blues and
silver gray, snap at, gar QOC
ment,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,.,, 49,
Mems Shirts and Drawers, ARr
extra quality fleece, at...,,,,,.,,
Mems Shirts and Drawers, made from
fine Australian wool, thoroughly
steam shrunk-shirts have double
fronts and backs-&1.50 values, OQo
at.,',',''.,,,,,,,.,,,,..,., Wv
Mons Cancels Hair Shirts and Drawers,
In medium or heavy weight, zGc
great values, at $50 100 and. dCS
Mems Union Suits, in medium or heavy
weight, fine worsted In gray or blue,
very pleasing values, up from = M
$780, $3.50 and, q w
Mems Cotton Union Suits, medium or
heavy weight, special values, O0C
e promptly filed.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-14

y FRAMES AND F1cTURTsWS making prices @
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-14

!! EXT. -A.r.a :" s On nam o.." v" .s".so ".s
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-14

Women's Sample Coats-No two alike,
an immense line of high class gar
ments purchased by our New York
buyer at a great bargain; great va
riety OF colors In best fabrics, worth
up to $1,000; special, 10 en-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-14

1850 TRIMMED SILK AND VELVET
HATS, 9SO.--We will sell In this lot
three hundred trimmed silk and velvet
hats, made on wire frames, trimmed
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-14
A Big Millinery Purchase!

with ribbons, velvets, Jet and stee
ornaments. The best bargain ever
offered, worth three fifty, 90.
Saturday at .........,. JOC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-30
IN The MOUNTAINS

Of Ulster and Delaware Counties y.
the New York, Ontario and Western ny.
II you seeking a SUMMER HOME for your family
in of absolute
HEALTH AT MODERATE COST.
1000 feet with air, water
milk malaria mosquitoes and within Three Hours
Ride from New York-a country heartily recommended
by physcians-then send cents for postage TO the IN
designed call Offices below the
sUPERBLY ILLUsTRA1 ED BOOK, SUMMER
HOMES OF i35 pages. 1t gives list Of 1000
Hotels Farms and Boarding Houses with their location
OF board, facilities ATTRACTIONS &c Vacation Bu-
Teau AT 40 BIoadway. \. J.
Park Place ?5I 4th Av. Pas Columbus Az; T9s Sd
Az; 273 West l25th ST.. lS2 9th Az; ticket offices,
Franklin and West I'D St Ferries.
IN BRoOKLYN-3s2 and SEQ Fulton St: 800 Broad
way; Eagle Office.
J. c. ANDERSON.
Traffic Manager. SO Beaver St, y. Y.