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The Breckenridge news., 1905-01-11
THE WHEAT CROP.

The general impression among farm
ers seems to be that the rains have
materially helped the prospects of
wheat next year. While there are
some people who still. fear that the
long drouth has ruined the wheat
crop the majority of those who have
Investigated conditions are of tine
opinion that the prospects nave been
greatly improved by the rain.
The Breckenridge news., 1905-01-11
THE LIGHT IS SPREADING.
From the Wall Street Journal.

One of the singular preudces taken
journalism the conviction quarters that thing
of Nazareth" place the gauous assumption of dis
cedabe motives of views ang Wall there
ing appreciation of the that
facts and policies be dsintereed and entirely the interest of
the investor and of the general welfare That the light spreading
in this respect indicated by articles like the following
Breckenridge News published at COvepor Kentucky The News
itself ust plain country weekly with circulation
It's worthy of attention representative of southern
1t says
he Wall Street Journal of the best and conservative
papers that We read with great deal
interest and profit The time when wouldn't look anything
The Breckenridge news., 1905-01-11
WILL MOVE HERE.

Prof. Frank jelly, of Floral, was In
town Saturday and informs us that
he will move to Breckenridge county,
as soon as his school is out. We regret
to lose him as he is one of Hancock s
best -Hawesville Plaindealer.
The Breckenridge news., 1905-01-11
ANOTHER CHANGE.

The publication day Of the Hawes-
Vile Plaindealer has been changed
from Thursday to Tuesday.
There is no reason for this change
save that friends have requested 1T and
that the management considers 1T the
proper busi ness move.
The Breckenridge news., 1905-01-11
HOLDING MEETING.

Rev. j. F. Winchell, of Tobinsport,
Ind, aud Rev. w. V. Harrel, of
Hardinsburg. went to Pleasant Val
ley, Spencer county, Ind, last Friday,
to hold a protracted meeting in the
Baptist church at that place. Revs.
Winchell and Harrel have engaged In
much Of this kind of work together
and have had much success.
The Breckenridge news., 1905-01-11
OPPORTUNITY TO RISE.

Geo. Getzendanner, formerly of
this city, has the opportunity to be
appointed assistant receiver at Lake
land Asylum, a emotion over his
present position. His friends, how
ever, have advised him not to change
his position. Gov. Bec6ham VIII make
the annni ntment
The Breckenridge news., 1905-01-11
SCHEDULE CHANGES.

Train No. 40, ..east- bound, now ar
rives at 9:54 a. m instead of 8 AS /;
train No. AS, east bound, arrives at
Cloverport at 8 80 p. m, instead of
8 ais; and train No. Al, west bound,
at 10 81, instead of 10 :25
The Breckenridge news., 1905-01-11
MARRIED WEDNESDAY.

Oscar Carman. OF this city, and Miss
Vina Newklrk, of Leavenworth, Ind
were married last Wednesday at Har-
dinsburg. The ceremony was perform
cd by Rev. Calvert at his residence.
MIR. and Mrs Carmsn are making
their home here
The Breckenridge news., 1905-01-11
ECLIPSES OF 1905.

There will be four eclipses during
the year 1905-two of the moon and
two OF the sun Two will be visible
in Kentucky, partial eclipse of the
moon August IA and partial eclips Sc
of the sun on August 30
The Breckenridge news., 1905-01-11
NO AGENT NEEDED.

Earl CLARK, who has resigned his
position as local agent of the CincIn-
natl Cooperage company and now has
a position with the Henderson Route,
says that the company does not need
an agent here any longer as the con-
Germ has no more business at this
point.
The Breckenridge news., 1905-01-11
CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to express our sincere
thanks to friends and neighbors for
their blindness during the illness and
death of our mother and grandmother.
Mrs. Ulrich Farber and Family.
The Breckenridge news., 1905-01-11
BUYS BURLEY.

Caleb Hawkins bought two crops of
Burley last week. paying $40 round.
Tney were Mrs. Cynthia Dowen's AMI
Israel Dowell's, at Sample. The two
crops will aggregate about ten to
twelve thousand pounds
The Breckenridge news., 1905-01-11

Gus Richardson had to butt in the farmers meet
ardnsburg last Saturday where he not wanted or called
He pretended great friend of the farmer whn fact heis not
against their very interests he against the best
every except No who stands for the saloon
and the dy friend to the community which he proposes TO
represent give Democrats fair warning that if they
nominate him they. can't elect.
The Breckenridge news., 1905-01-11
THE BEST EVER.

The reports of the city officers for
the year ending December 81, 1904,
are published in this issue. City
Attorney JAS r. Skillman. says that,
in his opinion. the reports are the
best ever made.
The Breckenridge news., 1905-01-11
COLDEST DAY.

Last Wednesday was the coolest day
of the season here. Thermometers
r. gistered to within a few degrees Of
zero early in the morning,
The Breckenridge news., 1905-01-11
FOR STATE SENATOR.

XITE are authorized co announce X. W.
w owen. of Hancock county, a candidate
for State Senator from this. the 10th district,
composed of the counties OF Hancock, ,
Breckenridge and Meade, subject TO the
action OF the Democratic party.
The Breckenridge news., 1905-01-11

Chas. Banfurd he is out of politics. far be-
inc candidate office. He is still Republican, however, and
the principles of his party the best earth and that
his ideal exponent of those principles Jus it to
my ends that living quiet peaceful life farm enjoy
ING and homny and the fellowship of neghbors
The Breckenridge news., 1905-01-11

in Tawesvile said the News: Il have made
up my mind that in the future won't for any man
gambler drunard saloon keeper, matter if he is
the my party When in all parties stand for the
best manhood in their party nominations and refuse support men
who their nominations by appealing to the voter through the jug
bottle then will have good clean edeang men In our
offices.
The Breckenridge news., 1905-01-11
FOR REPRESENTATIVE.

Ix/e are authorized to announce Selby II.
w McCracken as candidate for Represent
ative from Breckenridge county, subject to
the action OF the Democratic party.
The Breckenridge news., 1905-01-11
THOUGHTS.

mo man his country whose confidence in its
gr greatness limited to the period of his life, and we
cannot afford forget that country only at
the beginning of its growth president Roosevelt
The Breckenridge news., 1905-01-11
FOR STATE SENATOR.

we are authorized TO announce DR.. J. W..
w Knox, OF Hancock county, as candidate
for State Senator from this. the 10th district,
composed of the counties OF Hancock. Breck-
enridge and Meade, subject TO the action OF
the Democratic party.
The Breckenridge news., 1905-01-11
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR COUNTY JUDGE.

FOR COUNTY JUDGE.
IXIE are authorized to announce Henry
w DeHaveD Norman as a candidate for
County Judge Of Breckenridge county, sub
Ject TO the action Of the Democratic party.
The Breckenridge news., 1905-01-11

THE merchants bankers and business of LewispoTt
their fight for better prices for tobacco
Nearly the members of the A. S. of f.
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READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL r. r.
Liberty street and South Ferry thine from sout b
eve plpHne5 r faFsr ihah seSEn
m. 100, 40, 500 ts.'s Pastor only p. m. sun.
v Tx si9 4 r. an S sGRRGNroN poo
9IOA. m, 500 2. m sundays, $3.50 a. m. P. m,
HSD RRRSEGHT o.. Z. 10 a M. Il 50 $50.
40, Lakewood and LAkehurst only. GS:OO, IeOs
AfLR an iiS" CiiTY|.o 20 a. m. $50 p. m.
VINELAND AND BRIDGEToN-EiiOo a. M
LONG BRANCH, AsBURY PARK, OCEAN
Sk0NfE 6SINT PLE2s - NJ and SEA 5c
as, S 30, $50 1850 p. m. Sundays, except Ocean
ATLANTIC HIpS., SEEBRIGHiT. MONMOUTH
1880 a. m, 30 go $50 Atlantic Hlds. only, $50
pm; Sunday 800 m go p a.
V. ga s., VS. a, m: S5S p, m; Leave Pier 10
y. R. Cedar ST., 1870 a. m. and $50 IN; For
ATLANTIC hlshlsnds, SeA6right Monmouth Beach
PHI. IDELfHIG tREADINa TERMINAL
100, $50, 400, isoo. 400 800. 1000, 1850
5000, 1850 p. m. si21b mdt
800. !i26o a. NJ 100. 1900 400. 100 fO5S
BRLITIiMoRE AND wAsHINGToN-SOo, 1000
REiDiNG, HARRIsBURG. louisville AND
WIIILAMsPORIy Lt2S, is 80 ,.. plo
'7Oo p. m. Reading Pottsville Harrisburg only
from I' Liberty " street only. .Dany. 'Dally
except sundays. Sundays only. ,PArlor cars only.
MA TAmaquA. ASaturdayt. hEHcept Saturday.
uS 9'' hOs 49, IS so F' f SIUsdE Ts5y A'!s
Flnh ..Avt % Union SQUARE West, Hes THIRD 9S
sly %'s ~, ase oa ss sS FS SE S
brooklyn; so Broadway, Williamsburg. New YORK
Transfer Co. calls for and checks baggage 10
". a. BESI.ER, c NJ BURT
Vice Pres and Gen. MTr Gen Pa's'r Agent
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NAILS FoRgtA4E74DEEgP So Sg 40 E1-

NAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND, 40. EX-
CEPT TRANSPAClFlC.
MadS Except JdH1ated and Bahan1aSl arr FOR
vardsd daily 70 potS OF telling The CONNECT
mo mats olO5S al ~ GSHsrai Posi once, Nee
YORK. ag follorf:
CUBA, via Port Tampa. az ASO 4. NJ Monday
wednesday and saturday (Also from New
York, Thursday and SaturdAy-see AboveJ
MEXICO CITY overland, az ]. 80 p. ~ and 1850
p. NJ. daily, except sunday: Sunday a. 100
p " and 80 P. ".
NEWFOUNDLAND except Parcels Post Nails,
via North sydney al ?. NJ. Monday. Wednes-
day and Saturday talso occasionally from
New York and Philadelphia. See Above).
NIOtTInN, via Boston and North sydney, at
$50 p. NJ. every other sunday MAY and 81,
JAMAICA. via Boston. at 7 p, NJ. Tuesday and
Friday. also from New York on saturday.
COSTA RIGA. via New Orleans. a, 1000 p NJ,
BRrTisH HONDURAS. HONDURAS East COAST
and GUATEMALA. via New Orleans. al SO 80
p NJ Monday. West Coast Of Honduras Is
despatched from New York via Panama
NICSRSGCA Past Coast, via New Orleans. e;
llO.SO p, 81. Wednesday. West Coast OF
Nicaragua is despatched from New York via
pAnAmA-see above
PANAMA and CANAL ZONE Especially addressed
only. via New orleans, at 1000 =. NJ. sunday
(after 1880 p. NJ. Sunday and until sailing OF
New York steamer mail for Panama and Canal
Zone Is held for the New York steamer--see
tRESiSTERED MAIL for overland dispatches
closes AZ 200 p. NJ. previous day.
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS, -
TUESDAY W.-A go a. n. for EJhOfE' ~
steamship Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse ,o We
plymouth, CheTbourg and Bremen; E W.
A. N. for ITALY direct Especially AouIoe''N
- only, per steamship PnnE OshnT. -
WEDNESDAY uW,-A o A. n. for EuropS; pc
steamship Oceanic via Queenstown ana L Lts,
pool. At7S0 a. NJ. for NETHERLANDS 1lISSSe
Especially addressed only per seAIIisn ncp'
RyndAm at $50 A. NJ for ITALY ulIee'
Especially addressed oily, per steamship S1 1i,
dogma; Gt0.SO A. N. for ITALY direct !speelAlig
addressed only. per steamship Citta al NapolglTi
a. II a. N. for NORWAY PAHCEl.S-POS'
MAILS, per steamship Hellig OlAy (als9 Iegui,
ar mail for Denmark when specially adotess'u
for this steAmeTl -. .,,-,-,,
THURSDAY an AHA n, for FRANCE, SW yydLI
EHhhAAHSRP v ITyALHY oS sPPkAdIkS nd BRfTisH
INDIA, per steamship la Touralne VIA h .s'tIs
addressed for this steamer ,,opvs e
LANDS. per steamship canopo' from bo''
SATURDAY uO.-At a A. N. for EUROPE, per
steamship New York, via Plymouth Ana CnetI
bOurE 0ncluding Ireland when specialB %
dressed for this gteameni ~ I;sg A. "a. uup
Elementary 0 A. NJ for EUROPE; per stesIn
ship UmbnH, via Queenstown and l1vetfl}5oOs9IIi;
AZ $50 A. NJ. for BELGIUM, PARCELS -fOSl
NAILS. per steamship Finland also Iegu,,AI
mail for Belgium when specially addTesselad Io =,
this steamer az $50 A. N. for ITALY dlIecI
epeclaly addressed only per sl sIsSt1 Az
KONG Albert at II 30 A. ". for SCOllNiNiL
direct Especially addressed only per s'eainsuip
Astoria
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-07

Issued. payable all over the world
Passenger of1ces, BROADWAY,
Frelght ofices, Whitehall Bdg. baVeIy PlAoe-
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$4,000 buys dry goods business. on most prumi.
gent avenue this city 1900 business done weekly,
Particulars at
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-07

GOLDFIELD AND BuLLFROG mining Invest
meuts Reliable Information Money IN Godneld
Clipf 10 cts. shart. par value 81 PROSPECT IS
FREE AGENTS WANTED. Commercial Bank.
Goldhsld. Nevada
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA
WEST INDIES &C,

NAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AAbHiOA'
rs. TS2DsS2 ,..ssS, Es 6o e,
GAucA oPEPARrMeST, ,,oE co COZ ooHIfT
per steamship odSsba, Via colon lIlso Ggate-
nAlA when specially addressed toI THIS steamssS.
PECHE especially addressed only. per steam
WE6NssBaY hm.-A $50 A. n. Complementary
1870 a. NJ for INAGUA. HAITI and Mazda.
LENA DEPARTMENT OF CoLoABIIA; per
s'&% sTe P. tpi Gosy sne AUH agss and
when specially addressed for this steamer B.,.
when is A dn6 lRT aHt cap, ri f. Po PAN
al y N foa SANTIAGO specially addressed
only, per steamship ManEaniloi a. 1880 p. ~, n;
md pDSoPHiSSfi9AN 'REPUBLIc, per steamship
Cherokee. .,,,.,,,
Per steamship Trlnd ad: al . A, N. for CUBA.
iCCATAN and CAMPECHE. per STEAMSHIP
Bs snI ADDRESSED iS SdnS for P Pas s e. al Il
for MEXICO especially addressed only. per
sisqmsnp Seneca Via Templc9j a. r. A. ioi
FRIDAY u2I.-At y M. for Brazil, per steam,
RIO JsneIro uncluding northern brazil, Ar
gentlue. Uruguay and Paraguay when specially
SFNTSh Gf Hti and PARAGUAY per
SATURDAY US At SO i. n: for PORTO RICO
CURACAO and VENEZUELA. per steam
ship Philadelphia also colombia, via Curacao,
wnen specially addressed for this steamer
al 80 \. N supplementary $50 A. NJ ioT
ST THOMAS. NJ, CROlA. LEEMAhD ana
WINDNAltD ISLANDS and GUIANA, per
steamship KorOna uncluding Grenada, 81.
Vincent ana Trinidad "nea ospe'lei,N az
dressed for this steamer; al $50 A. NJ. Sup
Elementary 1880 A. NJ for FORTUNE IS
LAND, JAMAICA and COLOMBIA except
CAuca and Mag1alenA Departments, per steam %
snip Sarnia talso Costa kica, VIA Limon' when
specially addressed for this steamer az 10
A. NJ. for CUBA per steamship MORO CasHe'
Via Havana, al ~ "a. for AkGENIlNE' ~ 70
Quay and PARAGUAY, per ste amshlp Hare
wood: at 1880 r. ~. for CUBA especially I'D 70
dressed only, per steamship LuHtyba' Via
MatAnEaS,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-07

h needed wherever machinery Is used Will sell
GcDoSlLD WIGGINs CO.. as7 Broadway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-07
COTTAGES TO RENT.

AT BLACK ROCK-On hArbor near bridgeport,
Conn. rent, cottage. u rooms; fully furnished all
improvements; surrounded by cottages belonging
10 Jonathan Thoms; 500 season. W, L, MILLER.
Black Rock Conn
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TO LET for summer, lArge, fully flrnishod farm
house 10 rooms artists studio. beautifully located
near Lake Sunhpee rent tiTS0o. Address l.. l..
PHELPS. Georges Mia. n. n.
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posi- OFFICE.
Posr oFFioE NOTICE

tShould be read DAILY by al Interested aa
changes may occur a. any umel 80.
Foreign malls for the week ending MAY ~ w.
WI close PROMPTLY IN az cases AZ tas S1BSI n
f0tt Once ~ follows; REGISTERED AND fAh.
GELS POST NAILS close one hour EARLIER lhAh
closing Time shown below ,,.
Parcels. Post Malls for Great Britain and lfelAnu
are despatched by the White Star Line on Wednee-
Gays and by tho American Line on SatIfaAys;
~ additional despatch Il made by the IuhttiS "
Line When q CunArd steamer sails on aatuIuAg
IaleT than the American Line steamer we e1,Lho
Gay. Tue Parcels Post mails close one houT oo'
fore the regular malls
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NOTICE. Five cents per half ounce IN addition
70 ne regular postage must be prepaid 90 an
letters forwarded by the SUPPLEMENTARY
MAILS, and letters deposited In the drops
marked "LstfsrJ Tor Foreign C0uniries' aitsr
the CLOSING or THE REGULAR MAIL,
for despatch by a particular vessel. viii not
be so forwarded unless such additional postage
is rum prepaid thereon by stamps. supple.
mentary Transatlantic Nails are also opened
on tue piers Of the AMERICAN, ENGLISH
and FRENCH steamers, whenever the saillnga
occur AT 200 A. NJ or later and late mall may
be deposited In the mail boxes on the piers OF
the German LINES sailing from HObOken. The
malls on the piers open one hour and half
before sailing time. and close ten minutes
before sailing time Only regular postage
Oetters S cents a half ounce IL required on
articles mailed the piers OF the Amercdn,
WhGe star and German tSe6 POST steamers.
double postage Qettert 10 centa half ounce
on other lines,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-07

$50 carpets your rooms, lining free. Send for
catalogue. lJIL RUG COMPANY, ~ North 18th
street Philadelphia, Pa.
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TRANsPAcIFrc NNIbsh EqRwARpED OVER.

TRANSPAClFlC NAILS FORWARDED OVER
The schedule Of sosS Of Of M
9 DsSe mails except RsS,sfsd malls
dispatched VIA N9ncouvsT, Victoria, Tacoma OF
,hs General Posi- o nee New Y9rE as iollSws,
p NJ. May :, for dispatch per steamship
JAPtS KOREA. CHINA and PHILIPPINE
for dlsPS'ch per steamship f Iyo MARI ~,
NEW EN AdIA1LEBoSiG SAMOA. HAWAI- ' shd
Fill ISLANDS. va san Francisco. close a.
sierra az ne Cgnsrd steamer Carrying NE
mslls-closng at $50 4. NJ. go a. g., and
6P N, sundays al $50 4; NJ .eA ~ and P n.
will be made up and forwarded until the
arrival Of the Cunard steamer .
JAPAN except Parcels POST Mansl, KOREA,
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS. vie VANCOUVER. and
Victoria, h G. Close at o y. n May TO- ior
rIIi0 T iSIlSSSHs ACSTRafiA except Vest and
S So1S q cSss a. Nag So so for ans dspSSh
per steamship MAnuka. ..,
TAHITI and MARQUESAS ISLANDS. via San
Francisco close At p g. May ~. for dispatch
HAI5J iARS S2s r. fHSA Rf iRsas
VIA San Francisco. close a. 81 May p.
% f'P1 s ss g5T F fsSTssp S oo.e
Ng g foT SPslrs per per 'lssRIshP M S.5 Gan
cisco. close al T. NJ May 20. for dispatch per
tinted STATES Transport
MANCHCRlA except Mukdcn. NCWchWenG and
port Arthur and EASTERN SIBERIA IL a.
prrseut forwarded via Russia.
,ccTTi ~ tTnIess otherwise addressed West Am
tTAliA Il forwarded VIA Europe; New zealand
via san Francisco, and certain PLACES IN me
the r. quickest y ruutes. PHILIPPINES specially
addressedisTA Europt- must De tully pTepaid
81 the foreign rates. Hawai- u iorWarued VIA
san = %Riii.LikS B. wilcox Postmaster.
post once New YORK " v. Nay 8. ieos.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-07

EDWARD REGAN Mason Contractor. sos West
18TH II. --Bnllcrs and chimneys. concretinF and
tagging. gCoG reference.
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PHOTO STUDiO-Anstocratic suburban city:
rnrr chance; best equipment small invest ment:
a uick sale necessary; Investigate; make an oneT
BeekmAn A.. room SIS, New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-07

Gold Nuggets galore, Get wealthy. We own
the richest digginFs IN Alaska Write VS. for "a mic.
uiArs. COUNCIL CITY MINING CO. Ju Crosslty.
san Francibco.
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RALROADA
nav YORK. NEW HAVEN A HARTFORD R,R.

Trains depart from Grand cenual station. td
81. and eth AY., - follows, TOT -.-.--. 80.
BOSTON, va New london and Proyiasaoe:-i!5oo'
f.l0oO, .IlloOl a ~, 100, '1lios, 'AHSoo'
1880, 1901. s1i7OO y. NJ, 49,. 49, -
BosTON. via WlllimAntlo-fis A. H. 400 P. ~.
BOSTON, Via spnngneld-tsOo A. n. tl7oo.
FItcHbURd. Via Putnam a worcsStsr-tJ;oo ?. y.
LAKEyILLE a NohFoLK--tlssoA. NJ ta}i y. y O..
GREAT HARRINGTON. STOCKBBtDoE PITTS
FIRLD-'A.5O. ts5O A. ~ ftsSi ?. NJ
WATERBURY and wlNsTRp-ilSo 500, fie'o9.
fiUO7, gfiOO2 10 Waterbury, A, n, tio3, 1850,
$500, fOOO, $500 90 waterbury, y. "! -.
Ticket ohces al cGrand Central statlon and 2Sth
Paor c25 Union Square, oin nth Ave, c7+t
Columbus Ave-, go AAdlon Ave, olIe west i1bth
St 17ps Third Ave. 10 Brooklyn, eS41, 80 FULTON
ST. 800 Broadway n, d.,
'Dally. Except sundays, SUNDAY. only
iPahor Cal Limited Has dining car cParior and
Sleeping Car tickets also, -.
G. T. HEAPSTEAD, Gen, Pass, ACT
O. NJ SHEPARD Den. Supt.
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Regular and Supplementary mails close Az IoI ,
dgn Station corner OF West and Morton Sttest9
hAf hour later than closing time shown D elos
except that Supplementary hall9 TOT Eusso i
and Central America, via Colon, close one houi
later Al Foreign Station.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-07

WE W ANT a PARTY WITH 50 900 10 invest IN
an established manufacturing bVslness and 10 take
the trcasurcrshlp Of the company. The plant Is
located on the main line OF the Pennsylvania n. x ,
between New York and Philadelphia The money
is needed for working capital 70 handle the in
creased business already booked. FULLEST iuvesti.
cation solicited and references exchanged. APP
polntmrnt by letter. Address 4. H.. box ilS sun
once.
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ron SALE


Owing 20 death OF partner, a prosperous china,
glAss ard hous~fumishiuE business Of Is years
standlng q chanee IA a lifetime, me trade and
stock; city OF o1.010. ~ minutes ndc from New
YORK, Tor particulars address Y. s.. Sun once,
10 Nassau 81. y. N. '.
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nIsINEss CnANCEs.

RUTHERFORD, y. j.. 30 minutes TO 23d or Cham
bers 81. ferries We have a number OF full slGe city
lots In Rutherford Terrace al the depot all the con-
Vcnlcncts OF strictly UP date city: good train
service, price $3.50 each. II sold 10 one parcel will
make liberal terms; chance for profitable invra-
nent. Particulars at
MCDONALD -WIGGlNS co., ISL Broadway
$1,000 REQUIRED In a large brick plant, only
nine miles. capacity Of plant 9.OOOOJO brick yearly
properly consists OF A. acres and has unlimited clay
II Is funny equipped with most modern machinery:
Investor TO be made one OF the officers 10 the corn.
pany; money under your own control Particu
lars AZ
MCDONALD Virgins CO. 7s7 Broadway
ONE or ThE LARGEST and nnesl restaurants
In New York. doing a splendid business that can
be greatly increased, no sunday or night work;
an old established and very well known place
with long lease this Is an opportunity very seldom
offered 10 practical party with $4,000, we invite
srrctos' investigation. Anplv %
MlDOV Al D-WIGGINS Co. 2S7 prosdwsy
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CONTROLLING INTEREST, president and
tToasuyship offered In old established prosperous
business this city: capital necessary, 50 OJ; net
pronu last year. 5000 this Il an unusual oppor-
tunity: will bear the closest Investigation previous
knowledge Of the business not essential Fuu par -
'Ncip8S3LD-wIGGINs Co.. 757 Broadway
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RAILROADS.
plreot Route from
Now York a Boston TO Niagara FallS

New York a Boston 10 WlaBaTa FaHS'
Trains depart from Grand Central station tad
street, New YORK, a. Uelow: .. 49,. 49,.
North aud west bound trains, creep NnQoS leAy,
ing at $50 A. NJ, 7t5, $50 li:30 p, n. wiz etoP ~
i7th street 70 receive passengers ten minutes AItef
leaving Grand Central station, -
l7nOA. M-fMlDNlGHT EHPRREsS5SSs ,s.
SiIG 4. Mast MALTA hours 70 chicago.
1910 A. 81 -'DAN EXPRESS.
1880 y. A-'BUFFALO LIMITED,
4 90 r. M-sSOCrh WESTERN LIMITED
100 r. M-'CHlCAGO LIMITED. ,,,r,,
7iAs p M-'The Goth CENTURY LlhIIED-
9fhNpI t,Ip K Gh ASS TROY S FLYER Ro'
400 p. N.-'MicHlGAN CENTRAL EXPRESS
$40 p. M.-'LAkE SHORE LIMITED zS,1 hour
train TO Chicago. All Pullman eam; 80
G8a p. N .-'CLENELAND, ClNClN!NaIiI ". Sl'
Lofts DETROIT and CHICAGO LIMITED
500 M.-. We ,rny E4SRIRSE6STSss
$50 p. M.-'ADlRODNACK 4 MONTREAL, *.
500 p M-sBUFFALO, NIAGARA FALLS
CLEVELAND aud TORONTO SPECIAL.
Gao p. A.-'WESTERN n. y. and ChtSA3O -
II 80 p. M-'CHICAGO and 81. LOUIS EAPitESS
'DAlly Except sunday Except Monday
900 A. n. and SIS =. N. daily, except sundays
70 Pittsneld and North Adams. Sundays ~ S2o
Pullman cars on all through trains.
Trains illuminated With Pintsch light
Ticket oGlces at Ito, 7oi, AIS and 1910 Bro1dWey,
- Union So, W, as Columbus Az, TS West l2oth
to3 and TO Fulton 81. and 100 Broadway, bfookNn
Telephone 900 3sth street for New Nork central
Cab Service Baggage checked from hotel OF resi-
dence by Westcott Express Company,
4. II. SMITH, GEORGE II. DANIELS
Gen1 Manager. Genl pass'T Agent