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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-01
VETERAN FIREMEk.
President Carpenter Appoints the Several
Committees for the Current Year.

The Providence Veteran Firemen's as
sociatlon held a monthly meeting last
evening. President Samuel l. Carpenter
in the chair
Albert 8. Amy of Bristol was honor
sbly discharged.
capt. George Hunt was unanimously
elected as captain for the Gaspee En-
gine company.
Committees for the current year were
appointed by President Carpenter as fol
lows:
Standing commttee-Benjamin f. Har-
rington, Abraham A. Gray. Leroy r
Whitman. Thomas II. Duffy; hall COM
mittee-George Hunt. W. l. Williams, A.
O. Winsor, Daniel NJ. Patt, John +. Spen-
Ger: refreshment committee--Capt George
Hunt and an assistant to be appointed
by him: auditing committee-John Il.
Spencer. william H Peckham; band com
mittee--George Hunt. James w. Brad
shaw. Daniel NJ. Patt; ward committees
First. George n. Paddock: Second. Fred
erivk p. Pearce; Third. Henry c. Perry:
Fourth, Edward q. Cushmsn: Fifth, A
c. Winsor: Sixth, Pembroke s. Eddy; Sew
euth. Benjamin F. Harrington; Ninth.
Welcome Ide; Tenth, William p. Hanson:
Fast Providence. John wareham: Auburn
Charles w. Trescott, Jr.; memorial Sun
day committee-Ex- President John r.
Spencer James McCoid. William A. Per
cival.
The death Of Comrade Calvin L. Nye
al the age of 81 years was formally an
nounced.
The gavel used by ex President Martin
was presented TO him by President Car
penter.
The Ladies' Auxiliary society meets
next wednesday afternoon and evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-01
SHERIFF BROKE IN.
In Serving Writ Of eIsctRent He Had 10
Call Upon Police.

There was something doing at 2s Brad
ford street Yesterday afternoon.
Deputy Sheriff A. q. Coates went there
20 serve a writ of ejectment upon Mrs
Margaret Cannon.
The officer found the door fastened and
called upon the Fourth station officers
for assistance.
Detective Johnson and Patrolmen King
and Hopkins responded and standing
guard while Coates pried open the door.
The household effects were piled upon
the sidewalk and Mrs. Cannon and her
mother. Catherine Moon. were taken to
tho police station
Mrs Cannon was intoxicated Her
mother, who was poorly and chinly clad,
was sent TO the charity building
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-01
A SHORT HEARING.
Committee on Sewers Passed Upon Several
Petitions Without INTERRUPTION.

The city council committee on sewers
held hearing yesterday afternoon at
which no one was heard. Several petit
tions for sewers were slated for consider
alton and were all favorably acted upon
Those petitions called for sewers IN Grand
street Elmdale avenue. Whitehall. Cleve-
land. Linton Robin and Wadsworth
ragansett avenues
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-01

funny as WELL and he deserves 10 make,
as he does. one of the most pronounced
hits OF the entire program, excellent as 1t
s IN every feature
II is positive treat 20 everyone. but
more especially 10 lovers OF high-class
music 10 hear a bit OF grand opera given
in vaudeville In a manner that Is worthy
Of the highest praise from the most critical
critic The Grand Opera trio undeniably
furnish such a treat at Keiths this week,
and their rendition Of the Prison scene
from Faust must take precedence Of
the many excellent vocal acts heard at
that theatre Nine Edith Becker's su-
perb voice is a delight 20 hear. and when
she leaves vaudeville at the end Of this
sea son 10 appear In new opera I'm which
she ls to be featured, vaudeville will have
given one Of It's best drawing cards Nine.
Becker is a slight pretty California girl
In her early a0s She received her earty
training from Sig Abramhon. a member
of the Grand Opera Trio. and later from
Europe's best masters For several sea-
sons after she was connected with the
Grau and Mascagni opera companies. Her
voice is not only rems~ka ble for its range
and power but is ~ tho mellow. bell-hlxe
quality which made Jenny Lind famous.
In response 70 a demand for melodran1a
which shall he cheap only I'm being low
In price the Park theatre has been re-
opened under the management of Charles
". Baeny, with a western play new here.
The former scale of Park popular prices,
TO- % and N cents. prevail and II IL prom
ised that the compa MES 70 be seen there
a. well az the players, will he we'll worth
looking at and worth more Than the low
price charged. Afternoon and evening
performances are given daily and many
Of the dramatic offerings will be inter
.persed with specialties.
The Price of Silence" new play
of great emotional interest, will have It's
first production IN any theatre at the I'M
pertai theatre. Feb. IA The author. Mr..
Edward Fuller is not unknown 10 local
theatregoers his "Fetters drawing
crowded houses At the time Of its pres
entation in Providence n season or two
ago The Price of silence ~ essential
ly a comedy and contains nothing that
borders I'm the least ou the melodramatic.
II is believed that I'm II Mr. Malcolm
Williams and the Providence Stock com
pany will have an opportunity 10 dis
play at their best the talents which have
won them deserved recognition. The
scene Is laid in an English country house
and the interest lies IN the possibility OF
destroying by one word tho happiness Of
a family. The characters are sharply
drawn and the play Is said 90 abound in
bright -Ala4asp4A-and- -eiIectlxe- situations.
The production affords abundant oppor-
tlnity for striking stage pictures and will
be presented with careful attention 20
every detail of costume and scenery.
80
Terry Mc,SoVern has new play this
wear which was written by Hal Reid. and
seems 10 be an unusual success. II 10
dramatiz tion of Terry's life and includes
the great scene for the worlds feather
weight championship. which was fought
~ Tuckahoe between Terrible Terry"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-01
AND SACRIFICE. "
illustrated Lectures BY Rev. Francis A.
StruugA atY. NJ. c. A. Hall.

At y. NJ e. A. hell last evening Rev.
Francis A. Strough Of Kalamazoo. Michi-
rlu. lectured upon "Heroism and Sacrl-
nee" BY means Of stereopticon views the
sps aker made doubly attractive a talk of
an historical mature. This lecture was the
second one of a series which '-- Strough
is delivering at the Y. So. g. a ,... week
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-01
At the - -
Theatres

Walter Allen, whose crea tion OF the pro-
fessor in the Henry Miller play of 10
seph Entsngled." due AT the Providence
Opera House this week. Thursday. Friday
and Saturday evenings. mas been winning
unstinted praise. is a pronounced char
scter actor OF marked versatility and an
artist IN whatever he mas essayed. He
would seem 70 have run the gannut OF
every possible portrayal, from a dolescent
youth 20 senile old age. nalting at moth
ing that offered. His billiant characteri-
zation in the comic opera of The Isle
Of Champagne" some seasons ago here
will be readily remembered by our thea
tregoers.
The hill at Keith's this week In one OF
the most enjoyable 81 the current season.
II teens with new and entertaining feat
ures. and there is not a moment in the
entire program that does not find the au-
6Ience either laughing heartily or sp-
plaudine- One of the most popular enter
tniners Of the bill is Hal Merritt whose
annual visits 70 Keith's ara always plea q
urable Mr Merritt not only has an sbil-
ity 10 tell humorous anecdots
IN manner that arouses laugh
ter and Of miricing an auto
mohile. phonogrsph an Ice cream
soda and other things, hut he Is the only
rapid crayon sketch artist In vaudeville
tolav. He illustrates his stories by natty
Poster Girl sketches that are very clev-
erly drawn. and for which. by the bye, he
has Irnumershle applications wherever he
appears. Mr.. Merritt's services are as
eagerly sought by publishers as by vaude-
vile managers and hts every spare min
ute II spent in illustrating popular books.
nasazine stories ct c~tera
A visit N his studio. Camp Duupleze
"a phonetic vay OF spelling Do As You
please) at Lake Sunapee New Hsmp-
sn,re. Is decidedly interesting and pleas
urtable, for the walls are lined with
Oh wings, water colors and caricatures
from his clever pen ~ famous scenes and
celebrities as we'll as many by his artist
friends. This will probably he Mr.. Mer.
rite last season In vaudeville. "a he will
next season spend most Of his time at his
New York studio. at work upon a. guam
tity Of magazine and book work for
which nc has contracts with some of the
leading publishers. Mr. Merritt Is especial
characteristics Of the men he caricatures
and the delightful satire and humour Of
his cartoons OF current events. A clever
caricature Of Manager L,ovenberg. OF
Feith's. preparing for the Albee Stock
company season Is feature Of that
brisht little newspaper. Keith News. this
week.
one of the funniest and most original
acts the vaudeville stage has had for
some time H. tla+-s4ven at keith,s- this
week by John Birch. This IL a burlesdue
n, lodrams. IN which Mr.. Birch himself
plays all OF tho roles and uses "a carload
Of ~ Tecial fireproof scenery and p carload
II hats" 10 is utterly impossible 20 de-
s.ribe this ect, and do IL justice but no
ono who has ever seen p lurid meloirama
-nn fail 10 fnd this travesty on that Clasa
of entertainment hilariouslv funny Mr..
" rch must he heartily commended for
having gotten away from the trodden
path of vaudeville comedians. in Offering
somsthins that is distinctly original and
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-01

and Pedler Palmer. The play Is called
For Fame and Fortune" and from all
Indications It will get McGovern plenty
more OF both. II is now at the Empire
theatre.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-01

witticlsm by Brummell and they strike
the mark every time.
The reputation OF Browning. King &
co. IA firmly established; their wearing
apparel for men and boys is always up
to-date, serviceable and their prices
within reach of ALL
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-01


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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-01

Terry Mc,IoVern has new play this
wear which was written hy Hal Reid. and
seems 10 he an unusual SUCCESS. ~ 10
dramst tiza tion of Terry's iife and includes
the great scene for the worlds feather
weight championship. which was fought
~ Tuckahoe between Terrible Terry"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-01
Infantry Hall
PURE
FOOD
SHOW
FEB. 6 to IS, 1905
AFTERNOONS and EVENINGS
samplIng and Demonstrating Daily.
ExHIeITs-5o
ADMISSION Csc.
Tickets good for part admission given
free by your grocer. ASK HIM.
NOTICE.

/ hereby forbid all persons trusting or
anyone on my account after
this date. .-
South Providence. II. ].
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-05-20
The Lunch coun'

The Lunch coun-
ter Stoop.
IT am not sur
prised the doc
tors have discov-
cred that thelunch
counter habit has
brought in a Pc
culiar hump on
the shoulders"
"Well, whatmore
does 1t show than
that where men
are bent on eat
ing they incline to
eat?"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-05-20
HoRRIp MAN!

Harry, did you buy me that hat
wanted?"
mo. Marie. bought new cooking
stove"
you selfish thing!"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-05-20
FULL CONVERSION.
AThe man ] marry must"-

faith cure 2" asked the pretty devotee.
"Er-ah-does that include embrace
ing the faith curist?' inquired the. sub
iect
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-05-20
Disillusionized.

Cholly Smasher
Come, dearest,
leave the stage
and intrust your
sweet young life
to me.
Miss Makeup -
Thank you, my
boy. I have a
good home with
my eldest married
daughter.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-05-20
Strapped.

~ oFFSAs
Il remember yet
how when I mis-
behaved my moth
er used to strap
me to a bedpost."
when I misbe-
haved my father
used to strap me
to a finish"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-05-20
Sensible Young.

Sensible Young
stCy.
Old Mr.. Silliboy
Every fond of the
kids) Goo, goo,
and where was
ums ickle popsy
pinklumwopsy 60
ing? Goo, goo!
Pity tickle sing.
Modern Young
ster--What do you
think is the exact
nature of the old
gentlenan's COM
plant, mother?
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-05-20

InHexible Justice.
what kind Of a
man is Jenkins?"
"He's this kind:
II you invited him
to dine with you
and he lost his
umbrella at your
house he'd make
| you pay for it,"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-05-20
Moro Bad Luck.

Moro BAD LUCK.
people are al
ways giving me
too much change
by mistake"
well, doesn't It
make you cheer
full 2"
mo; I am SO
blame ed homes t
that / have to
give 1t back"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-05-20
thoughtful.

mo" she de-
clared, II will new
err marry any man
who hasn't grit
enough to go and
ask papa for me-:
"That's all right.
but you must re-
member that your
father has a weak
heart, and sudden
joy has often been
known to prove
t a t al in s u c h
cases."
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-05-20
Pops Idea.

Tommy Pop,
what are liabili-
ties and assets?
Tommy's Pop
Liabilities. my son,
are what we owe,
and assets are
what we keep.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-05-20
Market Steady.

Market Steady.
Virginia - May
has been in the
market for a long
time.
Clara-Yes. but
she is still quoted
at 81.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-05-20

REFUSED.
"Let me sell you
this book of war
stories"
II don't care for
scrapbooks."
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-05-20
Apprehensive.

Father, a few
thousand dollars
will start me in
business"
Eyes, but how do
I know that /
won't have to pay
out all I'm worth
to stop your"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-05-20
Good Catch.

Maud II don't
like to see you
throwing yourself
at Fred.
Elizabeth-Why
not? He's a good
catch.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-05-20
Why She Lost
Him.

Fred - And you
mean to tell me
that Jack Hipkins
has hot married
Miss Payn? Why,
the girl was just
throwing herself
at him the last
time I saw them.
Ted - My dear
chap, did you ever
know q woman
who could throw
straight?
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-05-20
Her Answer.

"Oh, I want you
to marry me, don't
you know" said
the exquisite to
the plain girl.
ooh, yes, I no,
she responded and
had to write it out
for him SO he
could get the full
force Of her reply.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-05-20
Familiarity and
Slang.

"Bighead has an
Extensively famil-
lar way about
him."
whats the new
Illustration 2"
"W h y, e v er y
time he alludes to
the twentieth cen.
fury he calls 1t
old twenty cent -
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-05-20
Perfect Art.

"That making an
artificial eye for
a pug dog was
quite a feat in OPP
teal science"
ut was. I un-
derstand it was so
natural even the
beast itself could
not see through
the d deception
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-05-20
His Only objec-

Mrs. Bricabrac
"A n d W hNa t is
your objection to
buying a piano for
Muriel?
Bricabrac-I am
afraid she might
want to play it.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-05-20
Easy to "strins."

Easy TO "Strlns."
Grace II never
knew a girl SO
susceptible to fat
terry as Gladys.
Helen That's
right. Jack told
her she was an an
gel, and she went
right off and be-
gan taking lessons
on the harp.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New-Yorl. August -, lSO5
sLEfEs-Receipts were cars or 90 heae' lor ne ne
s No trading to-day feeling firm 4lTesseo De g
ilEy active demand and full steady a. I9sc per TO
Nc@zry prime native siGes. extra beef IN small
- ~ ds1zc. Texas and common light natlFe pest
nsei 4glc 10 later cables from London ana l@iHeI-
sbT epne2t from This port to-day were J. 100 DesFes
.ALV LV2s-Receipts were ca head direct q city
nseis % Western calves were sale. feals noInl-
-fi, grasEerS and butterInks steady; western
c5sr'--- elty dressed yeals firm 9gl2isc per b
So. lseSse1 steady e. hGlli-c
r. - % per n,
a.ol1=@P AND IsATsS-pacesr+s -yere ,srs or . -0S
On iTl -eng II for market Jersey CITY
Highe- Tts-LS- sheep ruled strong and lambs 5sd-c
prime o-e7nSs sod early Common 20
g - cor-y,a a q, - 5O9s5 100 n; culls at S2g
NS.os S hrHl a. SaI3c - ~ O'%|'0 pei iD' 1iess1
@ nj .la Commission Company: JOS Virginia lambg
g GS74 . a. 81 e. = 81 : per 100 70 I08 DO 81 10 81
zoe Irsis11 ~ % g ~ IS 2sl DO IS ib al IS %
10 KenfU- - = -, a. s. 23s Buffalo 90 81 n, at IS
a. ~ R.-, 81 n. s. So ~ Indiana DO ~ n
n al 81 .s9eAy sheep. ~ ~ al So Indiana do ls5
HS5 CO. 10 ID. st 81 70. do. 120 ID.
s.,,,.s EsErisngtoa 2oO Canada lamb, 6. &c o,s
So ~ a. g Ati' % fb al So 10. 10 Kentucky sheep
~ s's.een T.s.1 4 GO: p Kentucky lsmb. - 3,
McPbe-s1s s'sep 10 n a. s. 50. 2 Guns IS 4, ar 50
IS iail q Co; 2s5 Aaryiand ist ~ q, d, -
.,slidebraad "a. 4 4S1e 6e shesR I92 n At s. '
rstr - 10 a. e@; do. IsG n q, ca n 70 49, q
7s vlrg,rs - l2n. u Virginia lambe 8 n q, &.
HCcs E! cu sheep. Ts n. a. 81 70 - ~ - e.
fsred direct Fss,; 2 cars, Lis2 head. all con
10 M go sss,efesg1--W. r. Hume. 50 state hops
g 20 ese - 80 70 per 100 n. 3 rouRbs eS5 ~ p,
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20
-, Blue Ridge Mountains
PENNSYLVANIA.

NORTH WATER GAP POST OFFICE. PAD
WILLOW DELL. A Ozenbaugh. So
WATER GAP SANITARIUM-F w Hurd a.
GAP VIEW HOUSE-Samuei OverneId. As
RIVERSIDE HoUSE-M. NJ Ace. So
SHAWNEE POST OFFICE. PA)
SHAWNEE HOUSE,. r. Transue. so.
(SLATEFoRD POST OFFICE PAD
VILLAGE FARM-C struak e5
STROUDSBURG, PA.
HIGHLAND INN-C H. Palmer. 30. May to Nov
Steam heat rooms with bath.
HIGHLAND DELI F Foulke 100
THE PENLLYN-Mra. II Merwin Is
(EAsT sTRoUDsBURG POST OFFICE. PAD
@ oah EkofE house. V. Smith 100.
BERWICK imp. c Dickerson. 40.
TITANIA-S10-sI5. Marshalrs Els IS
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20
shppers s. 4Oas4 90; common s2dS2 IS SHEEP strong
81 50qS4 IS. lambs active s. 5oIS7 I5.
Il pdrtment Hotels.

shippers 81 40as4 s2dS2 IS. SHEEP strong
81 50aS4 IS; lambs active s. 5oqSI I5
Kansas city. Aug. 9-CATrIE-Receipts 400 head.
including outherns; market nomnay STEADY choice
export beef steers S5qS5 90 fair TO good
1855 Western steers SO 50S4 80: stockers and feed
81 50aS4 10; Southern steers 81 50S4 Southern
75S3 COWS 81 1884 native heifer 50 50$5;
bulls s2aS3 %: calves 81 Joa$J % HoGs-R eceipts.
1900 steady; SO 1Iz: bulk OF sales,
SGGs6 heavy e5s6 O5; packers S6S6 10; pigs and
lights s69S6 1714. SHEEP-Receinpts, $40 head market
steady strong; native lambs, 50 1887 % Western
lambs s. 1887 Is fed and yearngs S4 S0qs5 10;
Western yearlings s. 25ds5 75 Western sheep
q 254S5 p; stockers and feeders, $4Gs4 80.
East Buffalo. Aug. 19-CATTLE- Receipts $50 head;
good steady slow; prime 50 25GS5 60;
shipping 81 5Oas5 2 butchers s4as4 s5 hefers
50 5dS4 65: 81 1884 bulls 81 50qS3 stock
and feeders 81 5Oas4 stock heifer 81 5oGs3 VALS
Receipts. 17J head; active, Doc lower at 50 50Q$S.
Receipts, 3,40o head: slow shade lower; heavy
80 45S6 mixed and Yorers Sc 50QS6 CO. pigs, SO 40
ass so. rough heavy S. 30G$5 CO. sags SO 5OGs4 Is;
daries and grassers S69S6 40. SHEEP AND LAMBS
Receipts. 600 head Lambs 25c higher; others
steady Lambs S5 75g$s yearlings, s5 5qS6 wethers.
S59S5 90: S4 2gS4 30 sheep mixed 81 5OqS4 75
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20
SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.

San Francisco. Aug. I9.-The official closing quo
tations fer mining stocks to-day were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20
Lac Schools.
School agencies.

fTNIiE z. MIRIAM COYRIERE AGENCY $50 str
civ. a specially
furnishing parents information Of god Schcos and
instructors in all branches. Established 1SS6.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20
To Whom 1t Nag Concern.

HEIRS WANTED HAVE VALUABLE IN
IL formation the heirs of GEORGE BROWN. Who
prior 70 s3 and settled IN Austin colony
Ais, heirs Y ALEXANDER ". SMITH. who
Texas prior and colonist n Zavalias col
oDy Also heirs of FREDERICK W. LEWIS. Who was
soldier IN he TeNas army 1S2S Also heirs Of Ed
WARD LUBfTiTlT Who vas seiaIeF N 'hs 4eNss srh's
1881 -, =, - - -.
ancestors settlers IN nef
l,ns thsrs would correspond with Atnr>ss
= D. Box Is. Tribune oraSs
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20
VIRGINIA
Virginia Hot Springs
VIRGINIA.
PENNSYLVANIA.

$500 FEET ELEVATION. OPEN ALL THE YEAR
Waters, baths. hotels scenery nowher, .auaIl.s
Eehsurnatlsln: gout and diseases cured Com
pets hydFoheapeuttc apparatus new palm room goI,
swimming pool, nne livery and outdoor
NEW homestead is modern in the srictssr sense a.
patronized b. the highest class Brokers once Win a.
rect y. y. wire. -
The Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
aovs storover ~ Covington on through rckess =,
Cincinnati. Louisville Chicago I.osIis ans ~.
for side trip Virginia Springs.
Pullman compartment car via Washington. leaves
n T. 455 p arrives Springs 80 a. m eastern rire
Excursion tickets G. & o. once &c. BroadWsv 90
5Jh Ave and oftces Pelna r r and connecting Ures
FRED sTERRY. Manager Hot Springs Va
New-York tribune., 1905-08-20
POCOnO Mountains
MT. p0C0NO, pa.

MoNTANEsCA-I. D Ivison. zoo. Elevator. Eleo-
tric Light Steam Heat. Orchestra
POCONo MOUNTAIN HOUSE-25o.
MT. PLEASANT-H NJ. Leechs Sons Mgrs. I25.
THE ONTwOoD-125 Elec, Light Baths.
BELMONT HOUSES. A. Cornish. 50.
MEADOWSIDE-I Smith & Son. T5.
THE ELyIN-Mrs. S E. SHUTTER. IS.
FAIRvIEw HOTEL--w. X. La Bar. 50.
CLAIRNONT HoUSE-Chas. H Smith 40.
MOUNTAIN TOP HoUsE-warren Stout 40
PoCOSO HEIGHTS HOUSES. Ednger. 40.
THE PENNHURST-Sfiss Price. s5.
MOUNTAIN yIEw-Mrs II. McCarty. Is.
VIsCASsET CoTTAGE-Mrs. L. Dengler. IS.
CswIFTwATER POST OFFICE. PAD
THE SWTFTwATER-10o. 35th season
NEW FOREST HOUSE-John Hamblin- DO.
THE ANTLERS-A. e Teese- 3S
EAST swIFTwATER HOUSE. NJ Ace IS
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ct. DAvID's HALL. school. FOR BOYS REOprSa
- Oct 2. WM- L. EVANS. NJ A. ScarsdsIe n y
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HOLY ANGET.S
Miscellaneous.

EFfIGH CREST sANITARIUM.-A private. homelIke
IL hs and treatment OF mild nervous
InVads convalescents Splendid
location the barks OF the scenic Lehigh River
within easy reach OF New-York city and Philadelphia.
Nurses furnished Write for circular, Z.
L. JOHNSON. Mgr. Cstasauqua, Pa p o. Box f9s-
Consulting PHYSICIANS nr IT, A. Fehr NJ D, Or. ]. l.
xIornbeck, NJ. D
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. aug ls,FLoUR quiet and firm. WHEAT
hptlng easy 70 Northern. s. Il; quiet: No
re-, S4zc- CORN dull: No yellow. cote. No corn
6Ac OATS dull; No white. 2e1zc No 2 mixed 7Ilc
RYE uUE. No :. Gle CANAL FREIGETS steady
Chicago Aug. ls-The leading futures ranged as fol-
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For Both sexes-City.
The BARNARD SCHOOL FOR BOYS

COLLEGE PREPARATORY. 721 St Nicholas Ave. NY.
SESSION AFTER SCHOOL FOR NEXT DAYS STUDIES.
h4NLERCIARTEN & PRIMARY. 239 Lenox Ave. n. Y.
10Th YEAR BEGINS Sept 27th. CataOg.
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OTHER mARKETs-eY TELEGRAPH

'innan aug ia.-fiOGs scttv.. bu,cbs-. e. aoo,
- common saase CATTLE stead. fair 10 Ea@s
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RED SWAN INN
HEATHCOTE HALL

SCARSDALE. N. I.
Beautiful building grounds Excellent table and
spring water Three minutes from station forty
minutes from Grand Central Station. Golf.
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Country Board.

n NJoRRISTOWN. y J.-LarEe rooms. excellent hna-1.
VI everything first class; $40 SIS Mountain Hone
Mt kenble Ave. @~'
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