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The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-10-25

Two months from today until
Christmas.
Mrs. Ivy Nj. A1auldin apent a
p' rti"n Of last week in Greenville and
Central
We direct your attention to the
ad of Mr.. w. E Ncsbitt, Greenville's
popular milliner
The cool nights and light frosta
OF the past few days will be con-
ducive to health.
j. H. Ballentine and daughter,
Miss Lena, of Central, were in Pick
ems Monday shopping
Miss Addie Hi tt daughter of
Rev. d w. Hiott, leaves today for a
visit to her brother in Atlanta.
If you want to be highly enter
tanned come to the school house
Thnraday night, Nov. 2nd and hear
Luthe. Manship.
j. Fletcher Brock got the fore.
finger OF his left hand cut off at the
first joint last Monde while work ina
at the pump ct the Oil Mill
Mrs. N. j. Harris 10 visiting he1
daughter, Mrs. o. H. johnson, il
Easley. She has decided to break ur
housekeeping and has rented he,
home in Pickens to II. N. Hunter.
f. T. Hunter has moved Iii
barber shop into the old dispensar,
building and has fitted himself up ir
nice shape He asks all his patron,
aud all who want first class work done
to call on him at his new place O.
business.
The Pickens Drug Go. are
nothing if not progressive. They
have put in "silent aalesman," that
adds much to the appearance Of this
already well.appointed drug store.
Promptnese, purity, low prices, are
the three things upon which this
business is founded, and they are
winners.
The management OF tho Pickens
Lyceum course have arranged all de-
tails and open on next Thursday,
Nov. 2, with Luther Manshir, as
clever an artist as ever appeared be-
fore the public. These entertain.
ments have been secured at great tx
pence, $500 for the five, and the
committee guarantees this sum, and
before an entertainment is ever given
that particular attraction must be
paid for, no waiting for the door re-
ceipts. So if sou want to help out
you town and enable other attrao
tions to be brought here, you are
urged to attepd-buy season ticket
f you can, as each entertainer is @
high class one and will afford you
your moneys worth in instruction
and fun. Don't throw the commit
tee down when they arc trying tc
entertain you.
d. j. Minor, editor and proprie
tor Of the Sylvan Valley News, ol
Brovard, N. q, was in Pickenp Mon
day. He is Isle and hearty and il
looking we'll for a mon OF his years
He has one Of tho neatcst, incest aud
best arranged printing Offices to b.
found anywhere in the whole coun
try and takes a just nride in hil
work. While htre he put btfor
our people proposition to use th
columns Of his paper to bring trad
from Western North Carolina to thi
point. Oar people could do wors
things than bid for that trade
trade which is,valuable and whic
would be worth much to this town
it was gono after systematioall,
THE could be made a fine ma rk,
and shipping point for all kinds {
country produce, and no country pr
duces finer apples, cabbage or p
tatoes than Wo.tern North Caroline
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-10-25

W. have BY Tar one tn" largest displays Dry Con Hats Gents
furnishings Fururc Hardware Buggies brought
Both eand
markets coming everyday f
before
low pnces
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-10-25

Sho@sg SGaoos!! Shoes!!y
Soc me before you buy. Something
special for old mon and women.
a lot of bedsteads and chairs cheap
Look at my cheap dress goods.
r. ID. HaRFi6a
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-10-25
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The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-10-25
Furniture, Hardware, Stoves,
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Alaska forum., 1905-02-25
Lars Svendsen Dead

Rev. M. E. Koonce received tele- gram from the post surgeon at Fort GibbonNast Wednesday evening stating that S1endsen died that afternoon. 3Geo. M Chilson, one of the party Vhich pk Svendsen to the post for iIkdicas treatment, returned yesterday. Ctilsorfleft Tanarfa the day before the unfortunate mans death, and did not learn of the fact until his arrival here.
 Svendsen arrived at Ft. Gibbon Fri day, but refused to allow the necessary operation until Sunday, at which time he was operated upon by Dr. Hath away; the post surgeon. It was found .that the intestine was badly mortified, And eight inches of the strangulated portion was removed. Svendsen's s neg feet, and continued refusal to allow pro- per treatment, had resulted in the in- fammation affecting large section of the bowels, and it was due to this fact that he died
 Svend,en left some property Nh the camp. He has brother in .Fortymile, and wife in Norway.
Alaska forum., 1905-02-25
Around and About

Mail arrived both ways last night.
 Regular monthly meeting of the Masonic Association at Dr. Hudgin's residence tonight.
 Donald Mclean, the well-known min- ing man of Little Minook jr., came in town this morning.
 Edwin Pitka was buried yesterday. Mrs Paul died last Tuesday. Both were natives and both died of consump- tion.
 John Campbell, keeper of the road house at Nenana, came in after sup plies Wednesday. He reports consid- erable travel on the Panama this winter.
 Dr. Gibbons came in from Thanks giving creek Wednesday. He reports Rob Wright steadily improving, and barring accidents is past all danger.
 Sundborg, the freighter, arrived last Wednerday from Fairbanks. He is pre- pairing to make another trip, and will take up Jones boiler from Slate creek to Cinema. On his trip over he had the misfortune to lose a valuable watch belonging to Rampant man. which he was bringing over to1 fin.
Alaska forum., 1905-02-25

FAIRBANKS, Feb. 15.-A. B. Cru ger will leave in few days for the outside, taking with him the remains of his brother Fred Cruger, who died here recently of pericarditis. Arthur Cruger, the surviving brother, is now in the Bonnifield country, where he inn mediately went after his brothers death to arrange his affairs for the trip to the. Outside.
Alaska forum., 1905-02-25
Among The Miners

Among Iile FlInerS
 Jimmy Lawrence is working on Glen. Stevens 6 Sinclair, 4a Glen, are now adding steadily to their dumps. Jordan is taking out good pay on his Seattle jr. bar claim.
 Hebb & Gaetz are hoisting out lots of dirt on Skookum. Spi15 is tak;Hg out some good pay on discovery Eureka.
 Chisholm is now working with Scrib- ner & Henderson on Eurekr.
 Graham & Bush are prospecting bench on Eureka.
 Hoagland, Olson & Parsons are talk ing out good pay on Fishers ground.
 Omega creek is not turning out as expected.
 Jerry Ford returned to Cariboo last Monday.
 Jack Welsh, "the King of Hoosier," /" is spending few days in town.
 Bowen & Cooil are hoisting good pay from their upper shaft on the bench opposite 2Oa on III jr.
 Nichols & Hawkins are doing consid- erable prospecting on the bench oppo- site 24a on m jr.
 R. H. Wright is now working four men on Thanksgiving. He will put on more hands shortly.
 It is reported that bear meat is be- coming quite delicacy across the div idle.
 Rudolph Kartluke and Max Neville are taking supplies into the Toolavana for spring prospecting.
 George Shirley and Kinney Mcleod came in Thursday from Huron creek, and are preparing for prospecting trip to the Toolavana.
 Frank & Graham have returned to work on 22a on Hoosier creek. They are hoisting good pay and picked up over $50 last Thursday.
 FAIRBANKS, Feb. 15.-A. B. Cru ger will leave in a few days for the outside, taking with him the remains If h;c hrof hay Erod (,rIror xvho diod
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1905-10-28
STATUE Is
MADE CROSS-EYE

WASHINGTON D., c., Friday
Oct. 27,-The elements, or maybe
vandals have so abused the heroi.
statue of George Washington on the
United States Capitol esplanade that
the father of his country has been
made to look 'crosseyed.
All kinds of things have been done
to this marble statue by Greenough.
The base on the south side has been
split, the assure extending the whole
hight of the base. Pieces have been
Clipped ont of the haldric of the sword
and other pieces have been Clipped
from the base. The upraised index
finger of the right hand has been a
target fer boys for long time, their
object being to knock it~off. On the
south side:: of the base is group re-
presenting Hercules strangling the
snakes in his cradle. Little Herk
and the snakes have been split so that
the serpents look like joint snakes.
The crosseyed effect of the statue
has been produced either by the e'e.
ments or vandal removing the inner
port on OF the right eyeball. The
new surface thus made has Teen black
ened by dust.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1905-10-28
TAFT LOPS OFF S17,000.0O0

WASHINGTON, Dc, Oct. 49,
Secretary Taft has adopted policy OF
economy in the war department. In
consequence the estimates for Grid
nance work have been reduced about
100000. and those for improve
ments of rivers and harbors about
So, 00O,000 These estimates have no
bearing on present projects, but will
apply to new work.
One of the chief reasons for this
policy is that there will be large
increase IN the cost of the army in
order to man the new coast defenses
which have been completed.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1905-10-28
LAWSON SUES STEVENS

HANCOCK, Mich.,, Oct. 2S.-Al.
leging that his character had been
damaged to the extent OF $40, 900,
Thomas W. Lawson, of Boston has
brought suit for that amount against
Horace G. Stevens. we'll known COP
Per mine specialist of Houghton. He
charges libel. Mr.. Stevens 10 an OK.
tensive writer on copper mining topics
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1905-10-28
2Local a nd PersonalG

All the late books, good reading for
young and old. keith's Book Store.
Miss Elsie Williams, of Cashmere, is
visiting in the city today.
The postoffice was moved last even.
ing and is now in its new quarters.
The new Office is vast improvement
over the old /. New and improved
fixtrues have been installed. The
Office is roomier and better lighted.
Mrs. Chals. Slick, of Cashmere who
has been visitaing at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. A. 2. Wells for the
past week, returned to her home yes
terday.s
The Christian Edeavor society of
the PRESBYTERIAN church met at the
home Of Mrs. F. A. Rogers last even
ing. Games were played and later
in the ervening.light refreshments were
served. Abont thirty young people
were present and all had a fine time.
Services will he held at the Episco-
pal church tomorrow at IL a. III. and
20 in the evening.
G. G. Harmon and John Turn
well known Fig Bend citizens. We're
passengers on the down river boat yes
| terday.
/ Miss Sadie Godfrey will entertain
aboat twenty of her friends this even
/ ing at her hUme in honor of Miss
NJ ildred Hollenbeck.
Mrs. Paler has sold her lodging
! house on Columbia Ave to Henry
/ Schubert. Mr.. Schu bert has leased
1t to ". Bartlett who will codduct
lodging house.
DR.. Millikin made professional trip
to Malaga yesterday.
Helen Tibbitts is Ill with the fever.
Geo. Adams and Ctas. Nelson got
drunk last night. This morning
Cherries awakened George by mu1mur-
ing in his ear, ooh, George, wha: a
headache have and with what an eye
to the beautiful this estwhiIe abode of
ours is constructed. See the beauty
and simplicity with which this massive
dungeon is furnished. A beduuilt
and tick filled with straw against
a background of nothing" George
Was getting ready to admire, when O
big policeman appeared and took them
before Judge Palmer who fined each
Of them five dollars and costs.
The Armour Stock company last
night presened the extremely funny
farce comedy entitled Somebody's
| Baby at the theaer The
company was we'll east and rendered
the play in manner which won them
the hearty appause of the audience and
created no end CT merriment. Pro.
badly no other play that has been pre-
sented here since the new theatre
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1905-10-28

Money to Lean on city and farm
property. Jno. A. Geilatly.
E.. A. Morck returned from trip to
Chelan Falls on the new steamer. He
is delighted with the new boar.
Wednesday, at about / o'clock
bullet was fired through one of the rear
windows of the Sehlbe hardware store
The bullet had come long way as il
barely had force enough to break
the window. The bullet is supposed
to have come from across the Column
bia.
D. P. Miliiken has been appointed
deputy state veterinary surgeon.
Hids field is Douglas and oChelani
counties.
Mr.. B. g. Collier returned from a
trip up the river on the Columbia yes
terday. On his trip Mr.. Collier took
a number OF views of the vessel.
S. J. Ulioy, a rancher of Badgar
mountain was in the city yesterday.
He states that he has just finished
threshing his wheat crop. From the
220 Res that he had under caltivat-
ion, Mr Ulloy secured 1000 bushels of
grain.
The carpenter WORK on the Wenat-
chez Produce ccmrany's new ware.
house will be completed today. Tie
company will move into its new quart
ers as soon as the glass tor the store
front arrives.
Mr.. 7. A. Davies returned yester-
day from a visit to the wood camps III
the vi;inlty of Merritt. The trip
was to secure wood for the c. and D.
steamers. Mr.. Davies stated that the
heavy rains in the mountains are keep
ing the section men working night
night and day track repairing.
F. ". Barnes roadmaster for che
Great Northern railroad, was in the
city yesterday to look over the work
of construction of the new Warehouse
track. The work is almost complete
and will be ready to receive cars in a
few days.
J. L. Peters, the Dunkard minister,
left for Cando, N. D. OH the afte, :
noon train yesterday. He will be
absent for three or four weeks.
Offices of the Columbia Navi CATION
company has been established tn,
Wenatchee docks. r. 2. Woodson i
in charge.
DR.. Milliken caused one Of the
horses affected with CHAMBERS, on the
ranch of John Skolpia, to be killed yes
tlerday. Another horse and COW arr
quarantined.
Mr.. E. 7 Balch, of Malaga, brought
load of fresh eggs to the city today.
Grove and Brown secured them.
E. A. Jones and family, of
Quincy, were visitors in the city yes
terday.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-09
Mining Brokers.

range of July was from 511sc to $3.50, closing at
52sc September closed at 505sc to 5oc, after sell
ing as low as 4e7sc and high as 502.c
Firmness ruled the oats pit, mainly in sympathy
with corn Trade dull and quieE Inquiry for
cash oats good and shipping sales increas-
ing Receipts were 107 with 175 esti-
mated for tomorrow. Shipments from here wers
Isl 600 bushels The high for July 1850: the
lowest. SO7sc the close S114c- After selling
high as 2s3hc and low 2S1a TO 2S7so September
closed al 287sc 10 2sc.
Provisions ruled fairly active and easier. The
opening prices were shade easier the decline
in prices at the yards bat later reacted a trihe
with the strength in grains. AT this stage
the Cudahy Packing Company unloaded 10,oO0
pounds of July lard, and this completely broke the
market for the time but the local shorts took ali
the offerings. and prices held steady at the low
point Some of the local crowd thought that
the Cudahy Packing Company was unloading the
July a break in September also. and
then buy this delivery in the low prices. July
pork sold from 81 62ie s. 65. off So 57. July
lard sold from s. s. TO s. Sl off u 81 So and July
ribs sold from 81 57 TO s. to s. 40 off TO 81 3212
and reacted TO s. 35 TO s. 37I2- Hog receipts
5000 head. and prices at the yards declined sc.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-09
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
lgr TELEGRAPH 70 THE TRIBUNE.

70 THE TRlBDSb.I
Chicago June s.-Wheat recovered IN the iasI
hour Of to-days session the whole Of sharp break
Il suffered IN the forenoon and even betfered yes
terdays closing prices 10 the extent OF &c 10 sc III
July and nc IN September. Corn Gid not nave
grain Of weakness in its entire composition ana a'
tie close was lssc higher for old July ana Sac up
fer old September Oats ruled firm and pettered
yesterdays closing figures by nc at the Close ffo
visions were weak to the end. with lard prices SUI
feTfng the most
The fine weather and the government report eh
pectod Saturday. which the longs believe win o'
bearish, caused wheat 10 open weak Ihe oecuiie
ot the Minneapolis market also had depressing
effect The poor showing of the report on the heh-
tuohy crop and the desire TO sell made the mar
xst much weaker in the forenoon Later better re
ports on Kentucky caused lively rally heceipts
were SIX cars. Estimate for tomorrow one car
July sold from si4c 10 s5c to Sssc. closing az inc
lsst price September closed at the top sifEc 10
Gec- The lowest was Soi&c.
The cora market had firm start, sno prices
we're well maintained. Old July YVES scarce ana
this made buyers anxious 10 get it Local reeeipls
weIe 5si cars of which IS were contract ana OF iI'e
latter grade 81 600 bushels were transferred from
private houses Shipments hence were 4es"o' push-
- Estimate for tomorrow was zs9 cars ihe
New-York tribune., 1905-06-09
j. p. MORGAN & CO.,
Wall Street, corner Broad.
NEW YORK.


Walls trect
York. JuneI
PITTSBURGH AND WESTERN RAILWAY COMPANY
FIRST MORTGAGE FOUR PER CENT. GOLD BONDS.
To Holders of Certificates of Deposit
for the First Mortgage our Per Gent Gold Bonds
of Pittsburgh Western Railway Company:
the aten o t
n the
To the Holders of Pittsburgh and Western Railway
Companys First Mortgage Four Per Cent Gold
Bonds, maturing July |, 1917:
New-York tribune., 1905-06-09
MAY FINE UNION RAILWAY co.
Mr. Grout Wants S35, 900 for Failure to Run
Cars on Macomb's Dam Bridge

Controller Grout wrote TO Corporation Counsel
Delany yesterday asking about the ability of the
city to fine the Union Railway Company In The
Bronx for failure to operate at night over
Macomb's Dam Bridge, agreed when the
Board of Estimate and Apportonment granted the
corporation franchise. The Controller says that
the company from the beginning apparently has
not tried to keep It's agreement The Controller
asked Mr. Delany If the city had the power to
compel the railroad company to produce its books
and headway Sheets in order TO discover the
companys own record of across the bridge
The Controller also wants to know If TIE company
can be fined $50 day. as provided for a single
dereilction, for every day that the company has
failed to run its agreed
'.As the company apparently for the last seven
hundred days has made attempt TO live up TO
its contract with reference to running cars over
the bridge at night. It is important to know II
we can collect q for the entire time. said
the Controller yesterday. IF we can dc II. the
Board OF Estimate and Apportionment VIII at once
take the necessary action 70 make the company
-
New-York tribune., 1905-06-09
Ocean Steamers.


NDRTH G[g[niMAN QlOGID
Fast Express Service.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
K VIM H.. June 13 noon kronprinz Aug /. a. NJ.
kfonprinzJu %. II A. NJ Kaiser Avg. s, 10 A. NJ
Kaiser. July 4. 10 A NIX. VIM lang. 15 8 A. Nj.
IL VIM. II. July H. II A. Nj kronprinz Aug 20. p. VI
Twin-ScreW Passenger Service
PLYMOUTH ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Friedrich. Is 10 A BarbR July 13 10 A
Kurfuerst June 90 10 a friedrich. July IS, 10 A. NJ
Alice. June % 10 A. NJ. KurfuersJuy 25. 10 A. NJ.
Bremen. July g. 10 A N @Main Aug B. 10 a. NJ.
steamers marked sail for Bremen direct.
Mediterranean Service
GIBRALTAR-NAPLES-G GENOA.
Albert June H. II a. NJ X Luse... Aug. 5. II A NJ.
Il. Luise. June "a, IL A NJ Irene 19 II A.
Irene July s. II A. NJ Albert Sept. 2 II
Albert July % II A NJ K. Luise- Sept. o. IL A. NJ.
From Bremen Piers. Sd and 4th SITS, Hoboken.
OELRICHS & CO. No. 5 Broadway, y. Y
Louis II. Meyer, as South Third St. Phila.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-09
MERCHANTS TRUST CO. APPEALS.
Against Judgment for Interest on Bonds in
Action of D. ]. Halpin.

FaIIston N Y. June s-The Merchants Trust
Company OF New-York has appealed to the Appel
late Division of the Supreme Court from the judg-
roent of Justice Henry T. kellogg for interest on
bonds IN the action OF Daniel ]. Halpn against the
T5udson Valley Railway Company and the Mer-
chants Trust Company This viii stay the proceed
,,s,~ and prevent Receiver Jarvis P. O'Bren from
..I,i.,o charge of TIE Hudson Valley property on
11,1a IL when ne time for paying the Judgment ex
s-ae The Merchants trust Company In It's excep
tpa:s TO the decision denied that Halpn ever owned
.so ho2ds on which he claims interest that he
bad = right 10 bring foreclosure proceedings.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-09


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natt holdes of said buat yh
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New-York tribune., 1905-06-09

DED sd" LINE
A0 Guayra. Puerto cabsllo. Curacao and Mara
caibo, via Curacao. calling San Juan, P. r.
From Pier 13 adjoining Wall St Ferry. Brooklyn.
s. 8. A.. .Sa turday,
8. s. CARACAS. Saturday "a, noon
For La Guayra, Curacao and Maracabo.
s. S. MARACAIBO. Saturday June IL
s. s. Saturday, July
These superior accommodations pas
BOULTON, BLISS & DALLETT.
General Managers. 50 Wall st.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-09
asked,
CHICAGO STOCKS.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

Furnished Charles D Barney Co. No 25 Broad-st.
Nen-York and No. 10 South 4th-st Phisdelphia)
shnd
New-York tribune., 1905-06-09
WILL HASTEN WESTERN PACIFIC.
Hartman Said to Have Threatened to At
tack Gould Lines When Work Begins.
[RY TELEsRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

Denver June s.-Vice-President and General Man
eger schlacks of the Denver and Rio Grande. who
Is in New-York has told his Denver associates
that work on the Western Pacific will be under
wav by September /. According the plans. trains
will be running TO San Francisco by June l. 1sJ7
which means the construction Of the $50 miles OF
road in less than two years. forty miles month
The necessity for unprecedented haste arises from
the threat, said 10 have been made by Mr.. Harri-
man that II Mr. Gould turned spadeful Of
earth on the Western Pacific. the Gould lines would
be cut out OF the agreement for through traffic to
New-York tribune., 1905-06-09
Citations.
CCHAEFER. ELEANOR MARIE.-THE pEo-
CCHAEFER. FRIEDA ELsA.-THE PEG.

CCHAEFER, FRIEDA ELSA.-THE PEO-
pie OF the State Of New York by the grace Of God
and Charles E. Rink send greeting You and each
cited and required personally
appear Surrogate OF County New York
at Surrogates Court Of said County. held at the
County Court House. in the County York the
SOth day June. 1905, at hafpast o'clock the
forenoon Of day then there show why
Rudolph J. schaefer should not be appointed GensraI
Guardian Of the and property of FTieda Elsa
Schaefer and such Of you are hereby cited,
under Of twenty years. required 10
near BY guardian IL have IL have
none to appear apply for appointed in
neglect failure do guardian
will be appointed by the Surrogate
for you in the proceeding.
testimony whereof. we have caused the Seal Of the
Court Of the said County New York 20 be
hereunto affixed Witness. Hon. FRANK T. FITZ-
GERALD. Surrogate OF said County at the County
of New York the Sth day OF May in the Of
Lord one thousand nine hundred and Ave.
JAMES A DONNELLY,
IL ST Clerk the Surrcgates' Court.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-09
"BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD COMPANY
Baltimore, June 1, 1905"

June 1
sissudo andn
under sue
o
bondse either andi In
Reing Mort
ccu OF
Baluno- Ohio RafrdC in
atesofD nay
Office
in OF
urrendof their rCetif O
longer time h
New-York tribune., 1905-06-09
TO HAVE WIRELESS ON ALTON TRAINS

Chicago June s.-The Chicago and Alton Railway
announced to-day that the company had made ar
ranpen1ents for the establishment Of q wireless
telegraph system all trains running between
Chicago and St Louis, and that eventually the
sehene would be extended to the entire system
New-York tribune., 1905-06-09

ElHDMTD5 Teg5s eg ~ July by by SPECIALLY II s CHAR
0VuuVu u e. 400 tons. 70 Scotland England. Ire
the Rhine Switzerland Italy Other in and
July. Exceptional advantages Send for programme B.
FRANK c. CLARK sc Broadway