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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-22

GENERAL, HEADQUARTERS. STATE. OF NEW -
ADJUTANT GENERALS oFFICE,I 49,

GENERAL. HEADQUARTERS. STATE OF NEW w.,
ADTTTTANT GENERALS OFFICF ------
ALBANY. April fs-h -
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE- 81
- cafved until twelve O'Clock Tuesday Ma, -
1895 AZ the Adiutant Generals Once state Arss1sf -
Averue and 35th Street View tQrk city, f1r marir. ~
pairs IN the Engineer Department o. the n =
"AII.EEN." now the yards 0f the HIries DIV p =
Company Port Richmond. staten Island eo-f
Cogt % towing vessel from the yards 81 the Blrls
Dock C0u1panv Port Richmond staten IaIard ~
works Of ne Contractor % without cost 10 - aa
Proposals must DO made for the whole o. tho w. ls
also upon separate items, ~-1
All the repairs. alterations and other work M 49,.
form 70 the specihcations 70 be the ca or
AdfItant General & r. y. New York srars ne
IN Avenue ana 3Jth Street. SeW YORK ON eea.
complete copy Of the specifications isd -.
plcation =
All the repairs. alterations and other WORK No.
inspected before acceptance The state reserves -
70 reject accept or all bids, usr- t-e-->
All bids must Sc sealed. addressed % 4ds-e-.
eraI State Of New York, 9Th Avenue and s--S 1en-
New York city and plainly marked bids 500
PAIRS TO Z. 3. 8. ALLEN "~-
NELs-+s r. HEMP
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-22
THe MOVEMENTS o. STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS

Lizard. April 2i-Fassed steamer Rotterdam Dutch,
BTunsma, NeW-York FOR Boulogne Rotterdam
Brow Head. April u Passed steamer Victorian OBJ,
Hart. NeW-lorS for Liverpool
Have, April 20. II m-ATrivei steamer la Touraine
tFu. Falolie, New York
Ferrarla April 2lPassed. steamer Prins WIien
III Dutch. Aarents. New York via Port Prince
Fl for Amsterdam.
Genoa, Agrn u. . m-Arrlved steamer Konig Albert
(Ger). PoIak. Na,V-YoIk. via Gibraltar and Naplss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-22
DOST OFFICE DEPARTlIENT. WAsHINa-

ton. u, c.. April I, 19o5-SeaIet proposals wi-l b.
received AZ the Office OF the Purchasns Asnt ot this
Department until Oclock Thursday Nav E. 1905.
for furnishing Statonery-includlng paper wrapping
paper, cards and crd bOld. books blank books
tags drawing materials inks and 'cage pens and pen
holders pencils.
supplies. rubber goods.
Stanps-rubber. roller composition and metal and INK
and pads FOR sarne-NSunlberng Machines SEALS etc.
Scales and Copying Presses Furniture Carpets etc
Baskets Buckets and Boxes. Dry Goods. Irvine and Crd
Hardware and TRUCKS, Leather and Leather b. tins
Electrical Supplies; Paints OILS Chemicals ana class
Lumber. etc. Household supplies.
they may be ordered from time curing taa
fiscal year beginning Iuly L. 1908 ending June 80
1906 Tor the cf branch of The Post 0tce Depart
the Postal Service Blanks proposals. WitH
specifications and fall Instructions bidders wi De -
ntshed application % the Furchasng Agen Ter ne
Post once Department Washington. H. @. GEO. D
COkTElNOJ-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-22
BOY DIES FROM MENINGITIS.

Bloomfield. y j. April 21--Joseph Daraglo six
teen months old. Of No. 80 James-st. died this
afternoon from spotted fever. The child had been
I'M for some time II the only case Of its kind
in he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-22

- New York State Arsenal. Tth Ave, cor s5th St
New York april 10th 1so9-sealed P9oPqsas y LE2lk
STORES SUBSISTENCE STORES the STATE
CAMP OF INSTRUCTION. Peekskl \. z, lu such quan-
titles times required by Depot Qua--
termaster and Depot Conissary 70 supply the troops
during period commencing
ing June oath. 1895 VIII be received until i O'Clock noon
Thursday. 21th. Adjutaur Once.
NegrT York
City. Proposals made articles
The the right TO accept REJECT
bids part thereof Contractors Tor susslsnc4
agree take back all uuoE1k5H packages.
formation furnished application Separate BIDS for
Cuartermaster Subsistence stores
addressed 20 Ad1uta1t General S. n. r..
eena Avenue and 35th Street. New City,
plainly marked bids FOR QUARTER 81 ASlZR
STORES BIDS FOR SUBSISTENCE STORES
NELSON II. HENRY. Adjurant General.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-22
DOST OFFICE pEPARTNIENT. WASHING

tngton. u, g. AprI 10 1893 -Seaied proposals w.
o. received az the oftce 90 the Purchasns Assent y
department. until oelocS 2 r. MaN - USE. ~ 49,
nlshtng Letter EoNes Letter BOX Fasteners ana
Box Posts for Postal for the yea1o L
July = ip5. 90 June go 1909 Blanks proposls ~
speclncaticns and fuh Instructions bidders VII
furnished upon application % the Purchasing A5S n
NE fost once Department. Washington. ~. Z. 0~. -
CQRfELNOu. Postmaster General
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-22
DROPOsALs-U. S. DEPAKTlLENT o. AG

riSuiIS5s O5iee Of the seIIe(a5y vas6nge5 p e.
Secretary OF Agriculture until nocn We-nesy Way 10
1905 for furnishing delivering and LAYING for the Weather
Bureau. L. Department OF Agriculture, rhi--y-hve
miles Of onecouductor telegraph cable between
Charsvoix Beaver Island. Mich. Blanks iuf1r-
for bidding be obtained from Chief e
Weather Bureau Washington, r. O. Proposals
Enclosed IN envelopes. sealed ana marked 1pcsas or
Cable addressed Secretary
Washington. d c. The Department reserves che r1- %
reject any or all bids JAMES WILSON Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-22
nEPARTNlENT o. - INTERIoR. WAsa-

iugtOu. ID. C. April I. 190S.-Sealet proposals On
duplicated viii De received at Tbs Department un-l
Immediately thereafter. Furnishing fol0wtns
classes supplies. etc. for the Department q the @
and Civil Service Commission during the fiscal
year ending June 80 1906 70 Wit; CD f1r fuel and ce
% for furniture. carpets. other
plies 90 for Stationery At the time and place
proposals received meats.
goods shoes, drugs. paints. hardware fuel. lumber
chemicals laboratory apparatus plumbing electrical
craving photographs supplies, may required
by tho Government HOsal for the Insane. the trest
mems Hospital the Geological Survey, the Howard M,
versity. and the T. s CAPITOL Building and Grounds r.
spectrvely, during the fiscal year Indicated Pro
pOsalS will also be received washuE of towels
and the waste
paper Department OF oe
made Government blanks Forms Of proposals, etc
will be furnished application; requests Ter blanks must
designate the classes OF supplies upon which Be- IS PRO
posed bid All bidders invited present 40 t'e
opening z. A HITCHCOCK. Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-22
DROPOsALs .. 5. DEPARTlIENT 81

Agriculture. once OF the Secretary. washington.
D. g. March 81 19O5SeaIed proposals wiz be received
The OffCe OF the Discussing Clerk ur-ii p. me-
THURSDAY, Nay T. 1890. Tor furnishing the folowns SUP
plies during the fiscal ending June So 1905 as tol
lows: Stationery laboratory. lumber and packing boxes
fuel and ice painters, plumbers, furniture ard map
frames: forage. seals. Oro0u1s.
ware flower pots, electrical fass, instruments
and lanterns printing pate
rial; also Tor cleaning and washing towels and
Of tlt
application % the Discussing Clerk the Weather
Bureau Bids be sealed and addressed rhe score
Agriculture. IN accordance with instruct given
orac lanes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-22
FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES

a Eartmepr OF the Interior. Once q India
washington. D. c., March - lsOJ.-s ~ --t--ra
indorssd Proposals for beef. -four. a. re-
be directed the CCmTnissiouer ~ I7ea- may
285-267 Canal street Chicago. I'D. viii - -al
until / o'clock .. m Of Tuesday, April 3 49,
furnishing Indian Service beef -four 5seo- ~
coffee. rice. Yea. and other articles slss-e-
FOR groceries soap, baSng pcU Ger croeCarv
cultural implements paints. oils. glass taWara 49,.
harness. leather, shoe findings. sad-Isry. ste -
supplies, and long list OF nisce areots articles 49,
ware ETC." may BE-. 1i-s-t-5 - --.--
Commissioner % Indian Affairs 6OZ Seventh -
ST. Louis Mo-. viii be received until D O'Clock
OF Thursday April q. 1900 for flruish1e - ~
Indian Service. rubber goods. boots and shoes harg
medical supplies Sealed proposals .-ao-s-+ go
posals for blankets wooen and cotton goods ria,--
the directed b. he C.r---,s'
stOner OF Indian Affairs Nos 1l3lZI
New York CITY. VIII be received until i o'cllc< -
OF Tuesday. May 10. 1900. for furnishing Tor tie T-s
Service, blankets. WcoNec and cotton goods cl1t--
tons. hats and caps Bids must BE- made cur "a c.
eminent blanks Schedules Swing all necessary mon
ton for bidders viii be furnished application ~ ~
Indian once Washington. D. c. -he T. S. Indian ua-2
houses 119 121 Wooster street. New YORK C.-y a55s-
South Canal street Chicago. III SIS Howard srrss
Omaha. Neo-.: 6O2 south Seventh street. 81 Louis NJ
q Washington street. san Francisco. The C5uws
st. Paul MINI. the QuarJsrInasler G.. s. A. $500
Wash: and the pOsJuasters Sioux City Tucson 30
land. Spokane and Tacoma Bids VIII opened - -
and days above stated. bidders are 1tsd -
Be present az the opening The Department "a
right 70 determine the point OF delivery 80
any and all bids. or any Part Of any 1id.
r. LAtt-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-22
DROPOSALS ZOE sTATIONERY -

Miscellaneous suppliss-Far Department. Washing
March - 1898 Sealed proposals, i duplicate VIII
be received here until 2 m MAY 4. 1868. and then
opened. furnishing stationery and miscellaneous
piles (orOOms brushes, soaps towels War De
partment Bureaus and Cfses during ending June 81
1906 Information furnished application. Proposals
must be in envelopes ind0rsed Proposals for Stationery
Proposals for Miscellaneous supplies respectively
and addressed u. r. TiOEP. ChIef b supply Div.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-22
-
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
M1NIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise 512 Sunset Moon rises 1851 Moons age 10
HIGH WATER
AN-Saudy Hook $3.50 1900 He'll Gate l2:O2
2. NSandy 1910 Gov Island 1O:S4l He'll n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-22

the Municipal Court to that effect and directed a
trial which resulted in a verdict in favor of
Mendoza.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-22
ERANKFORD ARsENAL. PhnadaIrhla P

April q, 19O5-SesIed proposals fa trtoca,s 7r7u =,
received here until i = " Nav - l.D5 rl-rfs-i-g
during year ending June 90. 1900 S-1oEeI=ss P9v-i
Cloths, Ropes. Threads, Forage. steel L1n seamss.
Brass and Copper TUBING I-n Zinc Lead Al-lr01v-
Iron, Bronze, Steel and Aluminium CASTINGS.
Metals. Hardware; Plumbing Steam FIrrag Fl4---icsI
Supplies. Leather and Bel-ius Lucer and 1rler 5l-~
Materials Fuel lighting and Polishing Materials Cs-
icals. Oils, Paints Paper, Srr1Vn0ar5 and CF-f-Hos-5
Tools and Miscellaneous Articles Information
Lieut.. Col FRANK HEATH. Com ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-22
Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR
NIETAI.

PROPOSALS FOR CLOCKS METAL.
BADGES PRINTING LITHoCp ,pur>r, -.
DRAWING MATERIALS. MAUIS. l.ANlt i{NS - go
III -ctce ot the Asst Purchasing Agent Isthmian
Canal Sommsslo2 - state street New York AprtI II
Isl1 s'ei'e4 pfoloseIsr ~ Dlcae. received al
me 3es or ne Assist ant Purchasing Agent Isthmian
1880 A NJ April - ia05 Tor f5r,s6ins atets ~ 49,
TONED articles Blanks tan inforrafien NAV be ob
IETchaaSlz Agent. N--'N'I'i@7@+'' N----
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-22
q RI BUILDING. WHITEHALL 81 NEW

"a York. n Y. april "A. 1905.-seaed proposals VIII
be received until u o'clock April % 1903 ~
furnishing eXtuguishers and hose Bank forms Tor
bidding specifications be obtained az this zoe
Government right reject accept anv Or an
Proposals be signed BY bidder. iuciosed IN
sealed envelopes. and addressed undersigned
Proposals for Fire Extaguishers hose o1end
April - 1898" G. 8 BINGHAM, Maj & = ~. = > a.
Depot q. NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-22
L S. ENGINEER OFFICE, NEWPORT. r.
Apr 90 1SO5.-Sesled proposals for dredgin In NJ
Bedford Harbor Mass VII be received here ulcl IL
DRnPOSALS FOR PRINTING srlTIoS

ERY-Ofaco Of Purchasing Agent. Washington
n. C.. April D. 1905 Sealed proposals. t-ul.es vf
be received at this once until 1870 A Il, 9ay 1903
opened in public for furnishing e-vaneq
printed Official heading. 100000 sheets letter pzDa
with printed Official heading 1900 second Sheets ri
10000 specification sheets Blanks and FUN fnforratfon
may be had from Purchasing agent, Wasling-on u n
H J. GALLAGHER, Major T. s. Array, Purchasing
Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-22

= WATERFOWL Arsenal WatertoVa, Mass ApzI H.
1aO5-Sealed proposals for furnishing forage.
hardware fuel lumber, leather paints. OILS, &C. 5--e
year ending 80. 1906 VIII Be received here mil
= NJ L. 1915. Information furnished on suuIl7a-
ton 70 Mai IRA NacNsCTT. ord Dept Coud-.
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"Brings mail.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-19
YALLER pup
GOT IN THE
ESCALAT0R

New York, July ia yellow dog. an
escalstor beyond the dogs comprehension.
and many women with many bundles
made excitement and fun for the swelter-
Ing crowds at Thirtyfourth street and
Broadway Monday afternoon.
To begin with this homeless dog diNed
into the esculator chute as a retreat from
the blazing sun. II went UP faster than IL
had ever gone before, and. scared, II
started TO come down, slowly
Every step II took II went back one. and
when the pup had stepped and wondered
for some time II began TO yelp.
There were a dozen women with their
shopping kits and bundles I'm hearing With
one accord, those below fed. Those ab~Ve Q
dropped their bundles and shrieked for
help.
II remained for Happy" the newsboy,
60 b. the bold rcscuer. Happy knows
this dog. having slept out nights with
him.
He caught the dog by the neck 10 show
the crowd II was harmless He carried Il
over 10 a hydrant. and there aided by
firemen from the Thirty-third street
house. poured a torrent OF water over
"Yaller"
The dog was the most grateful creature
In the crowd. and made on with many
happy wags OF his tail and it's weather
eye on the eSca1atoF.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-19
YALE MIXED
BATHING
/. TABOOED

New Haven. Conn, July ls.-Because
Edwin Clapp the Yale hurdler, masquer-
AIDED in the clothing Of one Of the pretty
co-eds OF the Yale summer school who
was in swimming in the gymnasium
pool. the faculty has decided 10 abolish
mixed bathing" member Of the
faculty said yesterday:
we permitted men and women stu
dents 10 battle in the tank AT the gym
nasium because We thought there was
no more harm in II than In their bath
ing together at the seashore. Nothing
really bad happened, but some Of the
young men have become decidedly fresh
and we have concluded that II would be
unwise 10 allow the practice 20 continue
Clapp Is one OF the summer school
faculty He was i'm swimming when one
Of the women hathers dared him 10 don
her clothes Clapp took the dare,
marched into the ONCE NJ the gymnasium
director. where ne imperscnated q woman
so well that he fooled the director. Then
ne went 10 an ice cream saloon snd VAS
arrested by q policeman who said a pair
Of trousers protruded below the skirt.
Since then some of the students. In
cited by the example of their instructor,
have "ducked" some of the pretty co-eds
and this has led 10 unpleasantness.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-19
GROOM SHOT
ON HIS
HONEYMOON

Utica, y Y. July 1a-H @ Buckley. a
well-to-do resident OF Cleveland. who was
touring New York in an automobile with
his bride had his honeymoon abruptly
interrupted Monday morning by most
peculiar accident
Mr. and Mrs Bulkley took advantage
OF the brilliant moonlight last night for
time making and stuck TO their automo-
bile until nearly daylight this morning.
II was a. m. when the machine bowled
up TO the Butterf1eld house entrance.
Bulkley began 10 scour the lower part
OF tho city for n garage where he could
store his automobile and have II cleaned
All Of the Utica garages were closed AZ
that hour. but BulkleN. with the assist
ance ~ the hotel clerk. succeeded IN i'm
ducing . large stable 10 take I'm the ma
chine
Robert Trenham. the boil hov. was
pressed into service 10 guard the auto
TO the stable. when they reached there
Bulkley began 10 take out his grips lie
handed one canvas bag 10 the bell hoy.
who in turn deposited it rather roughly
on the floor.
The Jar was followed by report. and
the bell boys screams told them ne had
been shot in the breast
Instantly tho Cleveland man lcaped from
tho auto 20 aid the boy when a second
shot was heard and Bulkiey was shot
through tho leg
4 revolver in the bag had been twice
discharged. Bulkey and his wife re-
turned 90 Cleveland by train last night
the injury 20 Mr.. Bulkley having boen
dressed 20 permit the journey The buI
let that hit the boil hoy struck directly
over his heart, but corkscrep which no
carried IN his pocket caused the bah to
glance hence tho injury is slight.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-19
TWO women
RUN DOWN
BURGLARS

New York. July ls.--Through the pres
ence OF mind and courage of two wome r
brace of desperate burglars were run
down and caught after a chase over
bopsetops and through the streets
The heroincs TO whom the police OF
the Harlem section are taking of their
hats are Mrs Daniel Lawier, wife OF
the fire chief and Miss Bertha Kramer
q slim girl neighbor OF Mrs Iawler in
the nathouse Of No. ss West one Hun
dred and Eighteenth street,
Mss Kramer was with her mother I'm
their rooms on the first floor about
q riock Monday afternoon when she heard
peculiar sounds In the hallway. as n
coming from the door OF the nat of Jacob
SCHNEIDER. whose family went 10 Arverne
last Saturday. She peered out and
shouted. who's there?"
A there was no answer. the girl struck
. match just in time 10 see two men dash
BY her and up the stairs She instantly
dashed after them. shouting the alarm.
Mrs Lawler came out of her fat above
aud Joined the chase. The two women
reached the roof as the fugitivss dis
appeared down n scuttie ~ the building
81 the corner ~ Lenox avenue
They are thieves-catch them shout
ed the women 10 John Mahonev. a
plumber. who was repairing the roof
Mshoney gallsntly dashed after the fugi-
tives while Mrs Lawler and Miss Kramer
ran back down through their own build.
Ing 10 the street IL time 20 see the sus-
poets running by.
Gathering up their skirts. the women
sprinted after. shouting stop thief"
This brought Policeman Cox 10 the renox
avenue corner and caused the fugitives
20 double. Mrs fawler and Miss Kramer
grabbed for them. but missed. and kop,
on the chase. Joined by Cox
The men ran 10 Firth avenue and dowr
20 One Hundred and Fourteenth street
where Policeman Carr Joined the chas
block further the fugitives Jumped
into an express wagon and started aN buI
Cox had climbed IN. and then began 9
fight In a runaway wagon. cox fnan,
beat the two men into submission and
stopped the vehicle.
The prisoners described themselves n,
John Rawiey. % years old OF No. 50 Eas'
One Hundred and Nineteenth street. and
James Connolly. n. OF No. 1850 Thlrc
avenue.
I'm Harlem police court they were hello
IN 1900 bail each for trial Tn, polio,
say the captives may be the ones VIII,
on Saturday last fired The rat % Jane,
Cohen. after binding Mrs cohen.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-19
THOUSANDS
SLEEP IN
THE PARKS

New York. July 19.--"Come and sleep on
the grass in the park" was the invitation
Manhattan sent out last night and the
people responded by thousands.
From the little triangle south OF Cooper
Union 10 the slopes OF Riverside Park and
in all the downtown small parks the
grass the benches and the bandstands
were populous The keep off the grass
signs were called in
"They won't be put out again this sum
mer. either, II can help It, said Park
Commissioner Pallas He sent letter 20
Police Commissioner McAdoo in the after
noon Offering the parks within his juris-
dictiou in the boroughs of Manhattan and
Richmond TO the weary and the overhead
ed. and this order from Commissioner Nc
Adoo was read in all the station houses
last night;
BY direction OF Park Commissioner
Pallas you will permit the public to walk,
sleep and lounge on the grass or benches
in all the parks within your precincts day
and night during the hot spell. II they so
desire
II didn't take long for the news 10 get
about. nv o'clock this evening. Mulberry
Bend Park In the italian quarter. looked
like the beach at Coney Island on a hot
day
There were over 1900 women and chill
dren there. With fair percentage of men.
The sleepers took 10 the grass until there
wasn't an available spot. Then they filled
up the bandstand
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-19
THE new HOTEL RANDALL

North Conway, ~, ~,
This new hotel Is one Of the most mod
ern In the White Mountains with accom-
modations for IS guests: electric lights.
suites with bath. First class service and
table. open ySar round Write for book
let. IT. a. RANDALL, Proprietor.
INFLOW.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-19
MAGIC HAIR STAIN.

For brown or black prepared by
GEORGE oRMsBY. Wig Maker and
Hairworker. lH fremont street, Bos on
II is simple. safe and easily applied; con.
,ains no lead poisons. use IL once ana
you will never use ar = other BLAND.
INC a. BLANDTNG % weyborset .tre.t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-19
ISLAND OF NANTUCKET
OCEAN HOIJSE NauturLat r,.s

Now wide piazzas. charming surround
lngs Fine shade trees. Table the best.
convenient 10 all points OF interest. Ad-
dress w. ID. CARPENTER, Propr.
j5'Sw
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-19
FRASER HOUSE

Cottage City. Msrtha's Vineyard, Msss,
Opposite tabernacle. on the Camp
Ground. fronting Park. First-class ia BILE.
good rooms, hot and cdd water Address
ROBERT FRAsIER. Propr.
i5s6W
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-19

did hs pife have anything when he
r-srrisd her.
Three children Tcu knsv she pst
pi5ev di5nt -ou- -d-r'ea-o Record
Hsrsld
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-19

TREM6LEAU HALL, Port Kent, N. "
Situated in this lovely village on the
shores OF Lake Champlsin. nearly oppo-
site the CRY of Burlington, on the east
Difficult 10 find such another charming
location for a summer hotel. on high
blun, eS feet above the lake. command
ing unsurpassed views. Booklets at this
office.
FARRELL & ADGATE. Proprietors.
m15'Sw
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-19
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING IN 1sz
NEWs

Ic per word hrst Insertion; Hc repeat.
ivk r. per pord. 7wks &c psr word I.
fvks fe. per word. :no. Sc per uars