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The Opelousas courier., 1905-05-27

it will have been at The cost OF irrtations making it dear beyond money IT.
summer home near Cleveland is a fortress in its impregnaliitv II je ~.
a few years ago that he and his W brother William wer IT dapoor, not..S $50
His hatred for the town of his birth in Togo County. N. Y. is wn 49, nans
and is in sharpc contrast with the love of Henry Fl. Rogers for bs brra1s WI
Fairhaven, Mass, to which Rogers has given millions in material hanoetl
Perhaps giving that which he has nj personal use for ANNALS !. DS,
Teller more strongly than does any other thing in life. But in this i 49, ne
acknowledges a supplementary pleasure greater than the initial mo r. -, "
from the spirit that prompted him to say he dearly loved to Fore 49,
give when the whole heart of that nan set In holding nm ~ hi man
Rockefeller as accomplished this in the methsd of giving reanr;na AZ. ~.
recipient of his charity to raise a certain nor comm ~ ~ ls me
own gift 5 WIZ III
The Opelousas courier., 1905-05-27
Ss~sso (SS4"s
! The appreciation
Of Men of Genius
BY Henry Va. Hlden, Editor Harper's Magazine.

NTH a comparatively recent ~period-say the last century,
few men of great genius were Justly appreciated by their
contemporaries. The House of Fame received them not dur
ing their lives, and the winds of human adulation blew only
over their graves. In their own day they were sought fer
such personal qualities as were agreeable apart from their
works, and there was, happily for their peace of mind. little
public concern as to their domestic interiors or as to their
The Opelousas courier., 1905-05-27
EUHs of he~~
Old Russian System .: =.
-. fire Vow@I nt0leruble
Gar Nicholas Too Ueok to Stem Uast
By HndreW ID. Uhife,
Former american Ambassador to 81. Petersburg.

Fts**** F. the Gar is a weak man Is the present Emperor IS, Ee cn
*---x 10 very little. A weak nal cannot know anything ABOUT Inc
Il N + Empire to speak Of because he is surrounded by grau
Il = dukes, women, etc, who tell him what they want MIN 10 oe
Il The main difficulty in the whole case is that the En-.
E---. percr is supposed to do eli the thinking fol 4Oooo'Vo "a
aF|****s**s people scattered over the largest territory possesseo Wy IVY
L. government in the world, with als sort OF dn1erent races, ~
nglons n ideas, and this NO maj "a do and least of all n a i'm ne uS'
The simple fact is that the evils of the old system have now become pso
lately inberable. And when yu add to that act the sending off of immense
NUMBERS OF he best young men in the country to a utterly useless an "icAeu
var M the pressure Of taxation which grinds the people to the ou'' sou
nave a situation which but the YER strongest rulers in all human MS
tory a cope with. The Gear has no strength of character, n proper eauca
oon, and is hopeleg~-pft to grappe with the situation.
N o doubt the worst - the features of the situation have been KEEP rom
him.
Eighty years ago a struggle took place against tie incoming Emperor
NICHOLAS l., tut the condition of things e by n means $50 bad as 1t is at
present And thatE Emperor vas a very much stronger man tan the present
ruler. lie simply shot down the insurgents in Of the Great squares OF the
city, ordered a number of revolutionists to be hanged, sena the more moderate
lrefcrmers to Siberia and 80 stopped the whole difficulty. HNot unlikely the adj
CT the present Emperor will try to do the same DNng by shooting down
the insurgents, and lin that way they may have something like peacyor some
to come. ut important changes cannot much ldRger be delayed.
The Grand Duke vladimir is the Emperors uncleS he is a trained soldier
CT TIT ods rt and a believer in strong measures, sdh as have always been
practiced in the Russian Empire.
The Opelousas courier., 1905-05-27
81 81 &
Rockefeller Getc
Little Out Of Life

the Editor OF the Chicago
lat does Rockefeller get out of life? might be a question. II
is only within a year or two that he has been able to eat. Nery.
BUSINESS had wrecked him before the same trouble became re-.
sponsible for the almost freakish loss OF his hair and beard His
city home at 4 West Fiftyfourth street, in New York is rom.
monplace oy COMPARISON with the mansions of less wealthy men.
The Opelousas courier., 1905-05-27

manneTs, raw OF ay. Tls Immunity was n Slight com IN
for the worlds apathy OF its stinted praise.
We have changed all that: The eminent authors of our time will have mn
sature glory greater than we have given them. The response Of the contsm
rurary audience is quick and fun, and q beautiful sentiment of affection is de
veluped toward the author, who gratefully rebices in both the Iaurels an the
1--we. This mutual fleeing shows itself more. at least more extensively. in ;
america than anywhere else. s s. l.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-19
Notice of Snmmons.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. NEW
- York COUNTY -Magy B. Hamln. Plaintiff AGAINST
Herbert Y. Hamlin Harry L HGlalin George 7 Ham
In. Basic Eam;n Clark John 4 Haualin. Dorothy
Hamiin. george r Ezuiin, Anna ". EaTnlin John Fl
Hsmlln ana Herbert " IiAnlin. Harry L Hamin and
Mar 2 Eznlin Executors Of the WIN
erlcE 4 DefendznIs.--TO the above named
hereby summoned 10 the
actinn and to serve copy Of
plaintiffs attorney within twenty daTs the
service 6f ts summons exclusive Of The day Of service
snd iu case of YOUR failure appear Judg
will by default for the relief
demanded n complaint Dated New York. NAY 23o.
i9G5. SA~-lt Ot-L, ~ fisAitI t15i1t1f1.,
c~r. s,a Postorfce address l49 BTuadWay Borough
Nanhsttau. New York CITY
rbe ahose defendants; Herbert " Hanliin,
Esarrv 1. Harnn, George J. Hanlln. Bessie D Ham
in r-nrx Jonn A. Hamln. Dorothy Harnln. Gelrgs
usniiu Anna NJ Hamlin, John r Hamin and
Ffevbe~t "a Hamn. and Harry l. Ham in, as Execu-
toTE Of the VII Of Frederick r Hamlln.
fo~egoing is served upon you ny publ
css nsIrsaanI order q tho ttcorabie raels "A
T1~rfcs of the Supreme Court Of the state Of
So YORK dated on 22d DAY Of Juie leo ana med
Office OF the clerk Of ths
70 day or June 100 az the
C--nt,, Can't House Ia Borough OF 8@nhattan Of
ne t-itv OF York in TIE oufLs ana STATS u +sr"
- rzTT0RTl " HARTRIDGE, Attorney rer s..aintif
s-se 80 Posornce address l4e Broadway SpTousa er
Ianhart21. S~Y G1x S-Ts
New-York tribune., 1905-07-19
To Whom 1t Mag Concern.
New York. July g. 1905.

STATE OF NEW YORK INSURANCE DEPARTMENT
Albany, June 26th 1906
Company, located Chicago in the stsrs n, r,,o,x
has nled n this ofcs statement bv the pronar
oeers Esrecf showing its condition business ana
has complied n al respects with the this stats
relating Fire Companies tncor,o-sSs5 -
other StaLss OF the Cnits5 States; -
Now Therefore. purEuaacs Of law :
bricks. Superintendent OF
York co hereby certify that said ConSa7v Is h.-sby
authorized its appropriate business <J-s
Insurance. in this STATE in accordance with law during
the current year The condition and business OF
Company a. the date Of such statement 6Deceber al
ioozl Is shown follows: 0-'
Aggregate amount OF available assets s54 s4s 90
ano surplus. including reinsurance. 15l7 ans 81
amount OF Scr1a- psio-up capital 90
surplus 0s6 p35 OF
Araonnt OF income tor tie .657 zS7
ArnounL OF e1EsLdit1rs rcr the year 1887 34e OF
n Witness NeereoI nave hereunto subscribed nv
and caused the seal Of nv once "a ~
[SeaIl sfaxed the day ard year above written - -
FRANCIS HENDRICKS. Superintendent OF Insurance
CHARLES LYMAN CASE Resident Agent
II. Il FAIRcHILD. General Agent
New-York tribune., 1905-07-19
Steamboats,.
NJ AND FONTS IN

B o. 8 II CD III AFR NER Io5sEs EHsITsxD n
FALL RIv Err LINE FOR Newport FAN RIvtr and
al Sastssn and Northern Poiats Lesvs Pier 10 y r..
foot OF Warren St. week DAYS Sundays NJ
SITS; + IESI,ct.I.A and PURITAN. Orchestra each.
PROVIDENCE LINE for STov@dsuce Boston. F4s and
NcftH. Leave Pier Is N r. aairray week days
on at F. NJ. Strs. PLYMOUTH and PILGRIM
Orchcsts1
NI;w BEDFoRD LINE for New Bedford. Cottage ci,y
and Ea1t1ckei I've. Pier 40, y. y. r. Clarkson St
ees Gays ony, at GOO T n strs MAINE ana NEW
EoRWICH LIcE for New London Block 1sisnd Nar-
vich, SJonfnctan. Watch dill NarraSausetr Pier.
worcester. East and Nos1h per Al y n Y
~ Ekson ST, week iays on:y 500 y. srrs. CITY or
L-NELL and CHESTER X. CHAPLIN
EEN HAVEN LINE for New Haven. Springfield and
Nsr.h week days. Str. RICHARD PECK lvs. Pier 20.
L r. 9.45 P. r.. foes 31st 81. T. T.. 500 p N.
Steamer CITY OF LAWRE.yCE lis. per 20 2 r. 1900
midnight Sundays str RICHARD PECK Tvs Pier 20.
z. r., $50 a IL foot East 21sJ s. 1880 4. II. ~
New York s:f5 T n
Tickets and stateTcoIos ali Lines. At ParS Place 2G-.
3tS. 1852 s7d l354 Broadysy % lion So 1s2 rita
Ave. 80 columbus 2s3 X 125ta 2-eS
ard at Piers New York. so s6G Fulton St and $50
Broadway. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-19

Il Abner C. Thomas Surrogate County OF New
York notice hereby given All having claims
aTainst Richard Hayes. late OF the County
Aex York deceased present vouchers
thereof 10 the subscriber place Jransactng
ness No 81 Wall Street in The City OF New York
orr 18th day OF December next.
Dated New YORK the sixth day 81 June. 1905
LEWIS cASs LEDYARD. Executor.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-19

| ROWND TME ~ OR 3D.
Select parTIes--10 persons--uuder superior
agemenJ. start Sept. 30 oct. &c. Dec. O. Highest
class arrangements.
MN a-.a n CIarks cruise Feb. s. 10 days. s.,s,
FRANK c CLARK sc B'wAT. "
New-York tribune., 1905-07-19

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. NEW
York County.--In the OF the Termination e
the Corporate of Gansevoorr Bank oF -s
City Of New York Notice hereby given. pursuant
Hon James A Blanchard Justice OF the New
York Supreme Court made and entered above er-
titled proceeding and hed in the Once Of Clerk Of the
County OF New York the 18th June 1905 tnsf
persons having claims the ansevoorr Bank Of
city CT York required present the same
The vouchers thereof the said bank payment
the olce OF the bank, Nos S5z556 West Fourteenth
Street Borough Of Manhattan New York City. on or
before the 18th day OF October 1905.
Dated New York, June 18th. 1905
GAN5EVOORT BANK OF THE CITY OF
NEW YORK
R. ROSS APPLETON President
PHILIP J. BRITT. Attorney Tor GRnsevooFr Bank No.
27 william Street. New York City
New-York tribune., 1905-07-19
Financial.
Louisville & Nashville
Railroad Company.
Pensacola Division First Mortgage Bonds called for
redemption September ]. 1905.


Pensacola Division Mortgage 6Ts called
redemption September !. 1905.
THIS IS TO CERTIFY that one Hundred and sev venty-
nve d7bl bonds Of the Louisville Nashville Railroad
Company. numbered below secured by that Com
Pensacola Division Mortgage bearing March
l. 1880 have this day 18th 1903. 2:3o o'clock
P NJ. the ofsee Of the louisville Nashville Railroad
conpany. in the City CT Sew York been designated by
lot for redemption, five pe- ceat-n premium the
first day OF September, 1865 presentation and surrsn
der thereof. with unnatured coupons same the
Office Of the Louisville Nashville Railroad Company No.
II Broadway in the City York said bonds being
desgnated for redemption in accordance with the fourth
clause OF Pensacola Division enable the
said Louisville Nashville Railroad Company 10 make
the payments the Sinking fund said Mortgage dus
from September 1889 September 1895 inclusive.
said Louisvie Nashville Railroad Company having
failed 10 make said Sinking Fund zinos
September /. 1855. designated for
dempton TO cover each Of said annual payments sep
srately follows
PAYMENT DUE SEPTEMBER l. 1889
IS. 2os 24l. 500, 554
PAYMENT DUE SEPTEMBER /, 1890
81 287 SAC $50 574
FAYMENT DUE SEPTEMBER / 1891
A. 81. 50. SO. 2se 3se. 4s5. 5e4
PAYMENT DUE SEPTEMBER / 1ssz
5. 10. IS 121. 1855, 1e2. 215, 400
PAYMENT DUE SEPTEMBER l. 1898
S. So 1o6 240. 2s7 2sS 822 SEQ
PAYMENT DUE SEPTEMBER I. 1894
6. IO2 LIS. 326. 4O2 434 SIS. 500
PAYMENT DUE SEPTEMBER l, 1925
PAYMENT DUE SEPTEMBER 1. 1899
II. 81 e5 2eS 42s AS 463 4eS sis, GAS
PAYMENT DIE SEPTEMBER l, 1897
s5 So 50, 12e 141 s31 335. 44s, 647 $50
PAYMENT DIE SEPTEMBER !. 1898
los. Ia6. les. 800. 3ls S23. $50. 4ol. $50. 55s
PAYMENT DUE SEPTEMBER / 1899
Iss 2o7. 224 22e. sos. s14. $40. ss1 ss7,
PAYMENT DUE SEPTEMBER 1. 1900
81. 90, 1ss, 2l2. 214 S46 AT. 45s, ass, 531
PAYMENT DUE SEPTEMBER L 1901
2 &. L. s2 100 Iss 1871 S5s. $50. 4l2 41s ~ ssT.
50l, 5os
PAYMENT DUE SEPTEMBER 1. 1902
g. ia 1es, 222 24s $50, $40 s52 4ss 62a SIS
$40 scr.
PAYMENT DUE SEPTEMBER l. 1903
14s 1So 161. 1s7 2o 2e7 so1 521 S44 4e4 asa 4a4
COS. $50
PAYMENT DUE SEPTEMBER I, 1904
27 ST. 81 1876. 175 26l 274 27s 2ss 2ss 421 4s1 4s1
PAYMENT DIE SEPTEMBER l, 1895
1a5 40 1ss. 21s 26s 2s2 4oe 414 4ss 4ss. 5i1.
$50 665, $50
Interest on bonds cease sEPTE8IBER l. 1905
LOUISVILLE 4 NASHVILLE RAILROAD COMPANY.
By
A W MoRRIss.
Second vice-Presiden+.
e. L. sMITHERs,
Assistant Secretary.
stated Witness hands seals this 18th day OF
July 1895 W 2. BoLGER.
Notary Public, No. o. Kings County
Certificate hled in New York COUNTY.
Witnesses
L N. sDdsoN.
K. 2. COOK,
cHAs. ". sANDFoRD,
Notary Public No. 1s.
Kings County,
!
New-York tribune., 1905-07-19
STATE OF NEW YORK
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT

STATE OF NEW YORK
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT
Albany, June 18th 1908
WHEREAS, THE TEUTONIA TNSURANCE
Company located AZ New Orleans. in the State OF
Louisiana has ONCE sworn stsrer7sn7 ~.
proper officers thereof showing condition and bust
complied n all respects with the laws oF
State relating Fire Insurance Companies incoT-
pcrzted by other States OF the United States:
Now, Therefore. In pursuance law francis
HendricgE Superintendent Of OF
York DO he-ev certify Ccmpanv Is L~~.bv
authorized 70 appropriate business Of Ere
Insurance STATE accordance with law 5urfnr
year The condition and business OF SAID
Company the date OF such slatslnsnt
. a follows
Aggregate amount q available assets Sso7 77s go
Agrr-gate OF liabilities except capital
and surplus including reins Al T67
Amount OF actua palo-ep csPita $50 600
euFplus over al laoi4tes IS O05 S.
Amount OF income tor tae year 6ee 40S Ss
OF for year.
II Witness Whereof I have subscrtbed mn,
name and caused the seal orfce to H.,
IseaLI affixed the year above written
FRANCIS HENDRICKS.
Superintendent Insurance
New-York tribune., 1905-07-19
rERRE HAuTE ANp INnlANARoLIs.

The following is the report OF the operations Of
ths Ter-e Eaure and Indianapolis Railroad Com
pany ana us leased operated lines for the fiscal
year ended October 81 1914 as compared with the
tFo preceding years:
TERRE EAT-TE AND rnyprANApoIJs
New-York tribune., 1905-07-19
IN PURSUANCE OF An ORDER OF HON

u
Frank T. Fitzgerald Surrogate OF the County Of
New YORK notice hereby al persons having
claims against Elizabeth A. Babcock. the County
OF New York present the with
subscriber her place
business the offlce Boaney & Jones, Wall
street In the Borough OF Manhattan New
YORK on before the tyenty-seventh Of January
Dated New York. the day July 1905
MARGARET a. JOHNSTON. Executr4x.
HAND. BONNEY & JONES Attorneys EXecutrix 81
wall Street Borough Of Manhattan the City OF New
New-York tribune., 1905-07-19
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

Abner c Thomas a Surrogate of the County OF New
notice hereby given all persons having claims
against James Carter OF the County New
deceased 70 present with vouchers
subscriber his place OF transactinE business.
No Wall Street. the city OF New York. bsfoTs
day December next
Dated New York. ths sixfa dsy q y9ns lapo.
- LEWIS cAES LEDYAEp, Erssetoy.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-19

HUDSON RIVER DAYLIGHT
Pa.atiei steamers NEW YORK azd -'ALBANT' OF
the Hudson River Day line. ana hEtsr river
Coats IN w-rld
Leave ErcUSlYn. Fto--Et. Coy Aunez) eco A IL
% Desbc9sses-st. $40 "
NEW PEN. WEST 4SE-ST- ---..-- 9:9u "
go -
Landing Yonkers Point. o1ssh. loUgAkesp-
kingston ECin Catskili. Hudson and Albany. Daily,
except Sunday. Special Trains Cstskiu Mountain
Saratoga. easv connections all points
East North West. Through ti"kets and besEase
checked of1ces of New YORK Transfer Co. Through
rail tickets between n. Z ana Albany accepted Nest
deli=htfCl one-cay outings West oin Sewburgh OF
Poushkeepsie. returning down boat,
Restaurant open a. 9. MUSIC.
STEAMER MAaV POWELL
Leaving $40 P n. tsaIs. 1;Es 2 M9.
West s2i-st 33o p II. tSaLs p. NJ. VEST 1ZSth-st
$3.50 P. N. tsats 2:2o P M For Highland Falls Vest
Point. Cornwall. NewburGh New Hamburger, Milton.
Pouvheepsie Rondout Kingston Orchestra board
New-York tribune., 1905-07-19
4ssi gnee's Notice.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
John Proctor Clarke Justiee Of the Supreme
az ne state OF York granted the 10th day OF
T-ns 1eO5 and filed said date in the Office OF
11~ # the County New York notice is hereby given
t All persons corporations having claims the
Charles Creighton Foundry Company lately doing business
f55tn St.eet Eighth Avenue. II the Borough Of
Manhattan OF the City County ana State OF New York
therefor duly verified.
a. koelsch.
aeeignee Of the said Charles Creighton Foundry Com
Dsn for the Benefit Creditors. the Office Of the
,nasigned at No s. Liberty Street in the Borough OF
Nanhsttan Of city. County and state OF New York
on or before the Ist day oI September. 1905
HENRY a KCELSCH. Assignee
REEVES TODD & SWAIN. Attorneys Tor Assignee:
No. 81 Liberty Street Manhattan n Y CITY
New-York tribune., 1905-07-19
PEOPLES lLlGlLg

NEW TORK-ALBANT
Hudson River by Searchlisht.
Steamer {. " MORSE. odd July dates
August. ana ADIRoNDACK. leave Per No g. n f.
foot Canal St. P N. and West 129th st. at $50
P. NJ weekdays and Sundays Direct connection at
Albany with express trains for Saratoga Lake George
Lake Champlain. Adirondack Mountains, Thousand
Islands, Niagara Falls Sharon Springs and all North
and Eastern resorts. Orchestra steam
Automobiles carried. Time table and excursion
book free. Beautiful Hudson BY Searchlight 10e-
New-York tribune., 1905-07-19

CATSKILL EVENING LINE
CatskilL Hudson. Coxsackis Cairo. PalsnvtIs
Haines Corners Tannsrsvlls: week days. P n. from
Christopher S.. P ID. West I2Sth St
Extra boat (Onteora). Saturdays. 1;S0 P NJ
Special trains for CaLsEiu Mountain points.
Handsome illustrated Booklet Mailed Frss-
New-York tribune., 1905-07-19
SurrOgateS' Notices.

SuwOgates' Notices.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Frank T. Fitzgerald. Surrogate OF the County Of
notice hereby 10 all persons having
claims against Mclaughlin, late County OF
New-York. deceased, the vouchers
office OF 4 Lang, Nassa
Street Borough Of Manhattan the City Nsw-York
on or before fourth day Of December
LATED NeyT-YCTk. 24th day OF May. 1909
JAMES G. HcLOCGHLIR. CHARLES :. McLOUGHLIN,
EXecutors.
sACKETT & LANG. Attorneys for Executors 90 Nassau
street. Borough Of Manhattan. New-York CITY.
AJcCAFFERTY, ROBERT.-IN PURSUANCE
IA of ar order OF Hon c. Thomas a Surrozat.
OF County OF New York notice hereby given TO
having claims against Robert McCafferty
OF The Caany New York deceased. present the same
with vouchers the subscribers their pIac.
of transacng business 81 tha office Of Robert l. Redhed
ESQ No Street. In the City New York on or
before the second day Of ssptaInl sr
MARY c MeCAFFERTY. CALVIN q. DCIG. Admins
Street, n. 7. City
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Frank T Fitzgerald, a Surrogate OF the County Of
New York notice hereby given all persons having
New York deceased present the with vouchers
thereof 10 subscriber hts place of transactirg
business ONCE Of ". 3 Coughr-y. No 25 Broat
street the City Of New York. or before a4ta
OF November next
SOPHIE HOLLAND BOUCHER. Executrx.
HM B. VOEGETRY. Attorney for Executrix. - Brozd
street, New York
New-York tribune., 1905-07-19
TRMY LIME

TROY llNg
Str. CITY of Troy "saratosa Leave Pier a. West
10Th St, Daily except s&tlreayl. 8 p N
SUNDAY STEAMERS TOUCH AT ALBANT--
Direct connection d Troy with trains ali points
Dining deck Searcllght display.
Illustrates Booklet Excursion Tours Free
EXCURSION: TROY, $2.5n: SARATOGA. $3.50:
LAKE GEORGE. SaS5; WILMINGTON. VT. Sc. 60
New-York tribune., 1905-07-19
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS

FURNISHED BY CaaEaes D Rsrney Co. Ec< IS Brosa-st
Nev-Ecrk. au1 No. II South sth-et. Phlaaelphial
New-York tribune., 1905-07-19
LOCKWOOD HOTEL

Under management $1,000 expanded N rssn~
srrucrfon snd T0-roon addition. with al nsds1 h.
provenent-- Baths hot and cold wxe~ al se.sDz
lighted By Throughout. ~atsr sprfag
water. electric bell Casino, oovtax
hall tne orchssrras 1900 feet ELEVATION
GEO r. JoSc4 r-sA
New-York tribune., 1905-07-19
E1llAEnsAMERlGAL LlnE.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. VIA BoULOGNE
Sailing Wednesdays at 10 4. N
ID
Pc-re-dsrn II Stsrendaul. aug
Aug. 8 RyndaE1 Aug
rIOI.L.A NL-AAIERICA LINE. SO Broadway. N z
New-York tribune., 1905-07-19
BOSTON STOCKS.

Furnished by F. L Day e. Co.. No s Nassau-st)
July Z JuEy Is. July II. july 1
New-York tribune., 1905-07-19
STOCKS.
BALTIMORE STOCKS.

sF7sf prios quotations-
New-York tribune., 1905-07-19
Sharon Springs. ~. Y.

The Radsn-5sd<n o. America wazrs su->1zs ~.
nesia Chxfyosazs springs n ths world -
deal spot FOR health and rserexrisn: 20 rur nasae
zad mosquitoes. Band cnnrertS 4eitgncrrI a-v~A -
social and sparta psx.lzuzn1s
i218 Broadway and u Cortlaadt 81. Nsw xwx
New-York tribune., 1905-07-19
Country Board.

n0CrA AwAT PARK. 4s ZD-AvE---CooI roorns vita
IA good Board. near ocean depot seiset psopie ois
yT-fTE WESTMINSTER So Frsnssnt-st Bleouhsid. y y
p,os-s KIN board. rates ressouahiss
winter, eosy enient - eoth stean ro1az
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-11
Beware of eubonic PLAQUE.

NO other agent has done so much to
spread the hubonic plague as rats
IRON plague ridden countries and for
eign ports. In Manila, the authorities
have purchased large quantities of
Stearns' Electric Rat and Roach
Paste, and are making a vigorous
tight, determined to kill every rat
within the city limits.
This Paste is easy to use. and Is;
sreedily devoured by rats, reaches and
all vermin. driving them out of the
house to die.
The sale Is rapidly increasing, and
IT can be obtained almost everywhere.
II your dealer does not have it, it will
be sent express prepaid on receipt Of
the price by Stearns' Electric Paste
Co, Chicago, III, Small size CSC, no
tel size, Sl.0Q. II
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-11
Bushes Made to Order.

The old fashioned charm of the
''maidenly blush" is to be revived.
and as the ability to call up the
"mantling color" has fallen into dis.
use, an artificial blush maker has been
invented.
IT. consists of tiny glass bottle con-
tanning a "minim" of amyl nitrate.
This is wrapped in cotton wool with
linen covering and when the glass
is snapped by the fingers the volatile
drug soaks into the covering for inha-
lation.
Amyl nitrate is, in its serious madi-
cal aspect, a powerful heat stimulant.
incidentally it's effect is to raise Il
vivid blush, and the compact cotton
wool and glass covering offers singu-
lar opportunities for it's use in this
connection. Ladies by concealing for
or fiyeSof these in n dainty handker-
chief find them valuable addition TO
their battery of charms, for they arc
warranted to make veteran of 10
seasons blush at the selected moment
like debutante.-I-ondon Cor. New
York American.