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wAR IN cENrRAL AMeRlcA.

tNew York WoTd.D
Guatemala has gone to against Honduras and
Salvador and usual when Central Americans South
Americans the warpath 1t is extremely difficult to
tell what It is all about We rather incline the opinion
that they fghtng just because they happen have
cartridges in the country Most OF the revolutions down
that appear start simply because of the presence
ammunition When the ammunition all expended the
revolution Then there peace until enough money
is To say cartridges until some ambtCS
revoluonst find angel" to finance his ambitions.
On this occasion, It is altogether probable Guatemala
learned that Salvador Honduras happened to have
lot of cartridges the time she did; and this Of
course suggested the glorious of getting of
the revolutionary class and starting something inerna-
tonaL II enough for II this isn't the real
bell give It up We admit that have never
been able to understand their that And
beyond the general proposition that LatinAmerca should
made simmer down when It gets too boisterous,
admit that haven't any Latn-American policy But
think It, that's really the Roosevelt amendment
the Monroe doctrine isn't Il?
The Mexican Herald advances the idea that the United
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'Rah for Pawhuskal
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THE FRENCH DUEL MAKES GOOD.

The French duel has finally made good. There has
general inclination to this species of combat
really serious than wristslapping contest
And usually II isn't But the light of what NJ Pugesi
Cont did to secretary of state M Sarrapt in
Paris the professional iokesmiths win have
to let up French duel for while The quarrel was
concerning phase of the Dreyfrs NJ Puglies-
Cont called ministers scoundrels. NJ Sarraut hit
Monsieur PC a blow in the face the ultimate result
was that NJ Sarraut got hole jabbed clear through
his right lung
There will be a great many people who Will deplore
which is thus given to formerly harmless
pastime And really not polite thing 30 do--to
actually wound a man in a duel If people will keep
playing edged suppose that sooner or
later someone Is bound to be cut We don't wish him
any particular uck but would not shed many tears
il that terrible hreeaer Castelane, should happen
to get up against the real thing just once
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through the counties OF Caddo, Blaine,
Custer, Dewey and Woodward, on the
Panhandle division of the Santa Fe. a
distance OF i62 miles.
The Santa Fe now operates small
branch line extending from Pauls
Valley 20 Lindsay and II is at the lat
ter point, where connection will be
made with the proposed line,
Line No. will be built from Okla
homa City northwest through Oklaho-
ma, Canadian, Blaine and Dewey
counties to Aston, where the junction
OF Line No. Is to be located The
estimated length of this line viii be
lo5 miles
Line No. 3 is to be constructed from
Guthrie west through Logan. King
fisher and Blaine counties to a june
tion in western Blaine county with
tie Oklahoma city line. The length
OF the Guthrie branch is sixty-hse
miles
All OF the proposed lines have been
permanently surveyed ana Solicitor
Ap said today that construction on
all OF these lines viii begin this year
The building OF these propose
lines will give to the Santa Fe the
greatest amount OF mileage. with the
possible exception of the Rock Island,
which extends north and south through
Oklahoma and east and west through
the territories ard operates in souti-
western Oklahoma. OF any other line
IN the new state
The main line OF the Santa Fe com
pany in OklancD'e extends from Al.
kansas City through Oklahoma and
Indian Territory on an Almost direct
liae TO Thaekerv.lle, r., and thence
south TO Gainesville and Texas points
At Purcell the Oklahoma division. ex
tending from Arkansas City south.
ends, and Il IS al Purcell, where n,
Gulf, Colorado and Santa re line
commences
Several years ago the Santa II
built line from Guthrie northeast
through Logan. Payne ana Pawnee
counties 10 skeedee, Okla Two year,
ago the santa Re completed line ex
tending from Newkirk through ths
Usage patton thence south through
Payne. Pawnee, Lincoln. Pottawato-
mie counties and he chickasaw na
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beautiful and attracted much comment.
The supporting cast was the best that
thus FAR seen at Electric Par6 theatre
and the specialties and musical num-
bers by the ladies' orchestra deserve
praise. on Wednesday night North Bros.
present Miss Russell In the play made
famous By the divine Sarah Harnhardt
Tlexander Dumas great emotional drama
Camille" Miss Russell is Is the only
American actress that has the honor Of
playing the great role directly in the
wake OF the French actress and earn
ing the unbounded praise Of pi and
public The sale OF tickets will en-
Tuesday morning at nine O'Clock.
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of the Santa Fe was built from
owasso, |. T., to Tulsa, distance Of
sixteen miles.
In Northwestern Oklahoma the
Panhandle division extends through
Beaver and Woodward counties. An
other branch. known as the Guthrie &
Western. operated jointly by the Rock
Island and the Santa Fe companies
extends from Guthrie, west to King
fisher. a distance OF s5 miles. Several
months ago the Santa Fe bought the
Denver, Enid & Gulf railroad extend
ing from Kiowa, Kas., to Guthrie and
added another link 30 their already
long chain OF branches and main lines
in tho two territories.
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states Mexico should together upon plan
permanently pacfying Central America preserving orde
and protecting peaceable residents. both native and
foreign. in those countries from the rule OF despotic
leaders" etc
It's good plan That is IT reads well in print The
only trouble about the permanent pacihca-
tion" program announced the Central American
pubcs would Immediately get the hunch that they were
about be conquered, and lose their independence.
permanent pacfcation program wouldn't work without
armed force to back It up; and just used
would have anything but pacific situation
ON onr HAMS
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Two Car Loads Of
Vehicles
We have just
unloaded into
tnr Warehouse

Two Car Loads of Vehicles, and
the samples are now on exhibi-
tion on our sample h0or.
1t is our intention TO sell at
least five car loads of vehicles
between now and the first Of
the year. We have built up a
very large trade by giving our
friends and customers Satisfac-
tory Goods, and we have never
lost sight of the fact that sat
Isle d customer is always liv.
ing, moving advertisement. aud
is a positive necessity in a
growing business.
The above are only some OF
the reasons why we are pre-
pared to give You the best value
on earth in Vehicles and Har-
ness, We carry in stock the
Largest Assortment of
Saddlery and Harness
In Logan County.
See Oar ss.7s slnIs Dugu Harness
Come in and see US. Visit the
store where there is always
something doing,
''ImpIsnsnl. ysAltIs lni Hinsss teng''
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Heipisss Women At a Premium.

A man admircs nothing more In a
Roman than helpiessness; he thinks
Il, like patience. is a sign Of womei.-
Iiness; and wOmanliness = the one
quality be can never roEast Now. the
helpless female IL rapidly becoming
exttnct-golf and tennis and hockey,
hunting. fencing a1d Sandow have
killed her. With tho development Of
her muscular powers Il would seem
that she IL losing q great deal Of her
lnnneuce over mar Ladies' Field.
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Powhnsba has shattered the hopes of Republicans
They had reckoned clean sweep Even Mcguire had
given vent this assertion; will carry Pawhuska
<by at least 400 majority the city election" Alas, for
nQman hopes The predictions Of the Republican leaders
wiz dsmay those who had been longing
crumbs Of comfort Pawhuska Democrats carried the city
by $40 majority and every Republican the place voted
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CAT FOR MEETING OF STATE

The Democratic State Press association OF Oklahoma
and Indian Territory is hereby called Oklahoma
City Monday, July 80, 4 D. m at the Chamber of
Commerce important matters await discussion. AL
members urged to be present
H. NJ BUTLER /. G. NfBLAcK
Secretary President
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OKLAHOMA DEMOCRATIC.

While it is that Oklahoma territory has, hereto
fore. with exception, always elected Republican
delegate congress II nevertheless Democratic the
following figures county Officers will show. The fig
official the majortes received by the
Republican Democratic candidates for the entir
territory:
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AS twas at Pawhuska twill be at Tulsa Wagner
Muskogee South McAieste the entire Indian Territory
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once Of the Presldent OF the Borough OF Man
haitian, City Hall. The City Of New Work
SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES will he rscslv.d
by the PRESIDENT OF the Borough Of MAnhattan' a.
the city Hal, Room 10, until q O'Clock p. Nj on
MONDAY. OCTOBER q, I0O6.
NO: ]. RcregulatlnR and regarding, CURLING and
tagging One Hundred and Fifty second street.
from broadway to Riverside Drive extenSion ~
No. Regulating, grading. curbInE and nag
Eng Onc hundred and Seventy fourth street. from
Broauway 10 Amsterdam avenue,
ND;-3 Regulating, grading. curbing and aAg-
ghg Two hundred and Fourth street. from Tenth
avenue TO bulkhead line of the Harlem River.
No. Hegu!ating, grading. curblng and nAE
cling Two Hundred and Fitth ~ reef. from rsnsh.
avenue TO ouIkhead lnc OF tho Harlem River
No. Regulating, grading. rurbinR and daR
Rng Two hundred and Sixth street. from Tenth.
avenue 70 Dulkhead line OF the Harlem River
No. a. Regulating, grading curhlnr ma IA.
glng nrst new street north of FaiRview avenue
way bennett Averucl. w
No. T. Regulating. grading. curbinx and Nax.
cling seaman avenue. from Academy street 20
No. : Flagging and renagEInr cas-, and ives,
sides OF II. Nicholas avenue. IRON One Hundred
and SIXTY ninth street to one HundEed and EiKhtV.
nrst street. s"S
For full particulars see City Record.
JOHN ?. AHEARN.
The City Of New York. september =. iso%
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
Department OF Finance.
Bureau for the Collie elton OF Taxes.
No. 81 Chambers Street,
Borough OF Manhattan.

New 1OTk. september Eftl. IbOn.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the Assess ment
rolls OF Real Estate and Personal Property in The
city OF New York for the year 1903. and the warrants
for the collection Oftaxes. have been delivered to the
undersigned, and that all the taxes on said assess
ment rolls are due and payable on Monday. October
I. 1909, at the once OF the Receiver OF Taxes In the
Borough In which the property Is located as follows.
Borough Of Manhattan, No. 81 Chambers street
Manhattan, n. V;
Borough Of The Bronx, corner Third and fremont
avenues, The Bronx, n. y;
Borough OF Brooklyn. Rooms, 3 4, a and 4. Munlci-
pal Building, Brooklyn. n. ":
Borough OF Queens, corner Jackson avenue and
Fifth street. Long Island City. n. y:
Borough Of Richmond. Borough Hall. st. George,
Staten Island. ". Y.
In CaSr of payment during October the person so
paying shall be entitled to the benefits mentioned in
section 9Ib Of the Greater New York Charter tchap-
ter 37S. Laws OF 1871. viz: A deduction OF interest
at the rate OF Q per cent. per annum between the day
OF such payment and the LIST day Of December ntXt.
l. BILLS Pail DURING rob Just
BE REBATED BEFORE CHECKS ARE DRAWN
o PAYMENT.
When checks are mailed to the Receiver Of Taxes
they MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY ADDRESSED
ENVELOPES WITH POSTAGE PREPAID In order
to insure return OF receipted bills BY mail.
Checks dated October list should be mailed 10 the
wcetved by the taxpayer
Draw checks only TO the order Of the Receiver
Of Taxes.
DAVID z. AUSTEN.
Receiver OF Taxes. :
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NENYORK. new HAVEN 6 HARTFORD R.R

Trains depart from Grand Central Station, "a
81. and 9TH Ave. as follows for
BOSTON, via New London and Proy.-':s@
t;sSSS. ri:s 70 .,isoo p. NJ, VIA wSTiiHiimsniss
trfSol A.: NJ. ZOO p N; Via Springheld-Si'
PORTLAND and BAR H&RBoR-fslS ?. NJ
WHITE MOUNTAINS. ST. ALBANS and QUEBEC
w9F ;.fis8 Al T. Z r re + X; vi. pu,p.m-',a
p. NJ.
LAKRvILLE & NoRFoLK-tyaO2 A. NJ, '3SlPN
GREAT HARRINGTON. STOCKBRIDOE. LENoN,
PITTSFLELD-t454. 'S9.02 4. NJ, 81 "a. '33lPh
Ticket ofnces at cGTand Central Station and cl2n
~, also a. Gas, 1900, cts54 B'w1y, C25 Union SQUARE,
cis2 Fifth Ave, Gas Columbus Ave. C64a Madison
Ave, clos w. 18th ST.. 27ss Third Ave In Rroos'
Ign. CO Court St. 40 Nostrand Ave. 3a0 B'wAy
DAILY. Except SundAyG saturdays only.
tStops at 18th street. xStops az 18th st SUNDAYS
only. tPArlOr car limited. MAS dining car. cPar0
and sleeping car tickets also.
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Headquarters of the Fire Department OF The City
of New York. Nos. i57 and $50 Fast SiXty-seVcnth
street. Borough Of Manhattan, The City Of New
SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES will be received
by the Fire Commissioner at the above once until
1880 O'Clock A. ~. on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER o. 1909.
BOrOughs Of Brooklyn and Queens.
No. I, For furnishing oil the labor and mate
rails required for the erection and completion OF a
new building for engine company No. 100, to be
located on the sOutherly side of Eleventh street.
J5 feet Z O,ches east OF Seventh avenue. Borough
OF BrooklyIi.
No. :. For furnishing all the labor and mate
rails required for the completion Of a new building
for an engine company, TO he located on tho south
erly side OF Union street, 277 feet 4 inches west of
seventh avenue, Borough OF Brooklyn.
For full particulars see City Record.
JOHN n. O'BRIEN,
Fire Commissioner.
Dated September p. iSbA
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"AmsrIea's Creates. RaIroad."
NEWYORK CENTRAL


A@-@-
Through trains depart from Grand Central SGi-
ton, AID street, New YORK, - follows
All through trAins cAccpt those leaving A. ~
ing Grand Central Station.
IilOA. M,JfMIDNIGHT EXPRESS
ANhs and 1MSSST rhSI sPEHcE22LL.
sac A. M.-fEMPIRE STATE EXPRESS Most
famous train In the world,
.M.-;sAsT maj a. .Gd sUSSH e chif sXS:
leI1o 4, M.-.DAY EXPRESS=BUEEALo.
aa:SSssf. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS STESiNS LIMITED. All
$50 p. M.-!THE Nth CENTURY LIMITED.
To Chicago In 10 hours via New York
$50 p. M.-fALBANY AND TROY FLYER.
$50 p. M.-sTHE WOLVERINE. -
$50 =. M,-sFASr MAIL=FQR ALBANY. ,.
sac p. M.-sLAKES HORE LIAITED-2SH hour
train 70 Chicago. All Pullman Cars
gfa0 p, M.-sCLRVELAND, CINCINNATI D ST.
LOUIS LIMITED: All Pullman cara
300 p. M.IsWESrERN EXPRESS.
y. A.-eMONTREAL
. p. M.-sADIRONDACK q MONTREAL EN.
500 p. h.-sBUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS
saoP. ~SG.L4E:yMHFhsATTERRSs nd NV y YORK ana
THOUSAND ISLANDS
ESQ P. M~.-.PAcIFIC EXPRESS. ~
liiS g Ei-.chIcAGo AND 81, LN2uUSs En-
~ HNRLE DIVISION.
Dos !. N. and 8sS ?. n. daily, except SUNDAY.
TO Pitt.neld and North Adams; Sundays az VAT
Pullman cars on ali through trsins.
Ticket ofices at ltsL 2S. as and lsie Hroedway.
2 Union Sc: ": "a lSRe sv III Wss. I ySSin
sss and 1,o Fulton 81: and 100 B~rosdway, BrooElyH:
Telephone 200 ssth st." New York Central Cab
Service: BagFaxe CHECKED from hotel or resi-
4, II. SMITH. {. ?. DAILY.
Vice Pres. and GEM Mgr. Psss'r frame Mgr.
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new JERSEY CENTRAL

STATIONS West 2ad Sc, n. T.
Time shown below Is from Liberty 81, West 2d
St. leaves 10 minutes earlier, except as noted by
designating marks,
LAKEWOOD, LAKEHURST. TOMS RIVER n
BARNEGAT-E4.OO. $40 a. M. l.9O. kS.4O. lake.
wood and LakehuTst only. 500. Sundays. 100
A. NJ. 10. 20. lakewood and Lakehursu.
ATLANTIC CTTY--'a.4O a. NJ. Li.O0, ks N T n.
LONG BRANCH. .ASBuRY PARK, OCEAN
A.. a.. exi2 40. xi.2O. $50. gas. ass. 5sn. sA
Ji7.Oi. sundays except Ocean Grove, aiS \. W.
PHILADELPHIA.
SEs. 20, m7O0, m8.O0. 900. m'i0.O0. 'ti.m, rn'i2NN,
mi.oO, 300. 800. 400. m'500. m'eO0, 100,
$500, 300, pos 7: NJ FLIP mdl
500. m'lO.O0. m"I2.OO. m'2.OO. mt'4.OO, m'6Oo. 'LO.
1'I2.1S.
Time tables giving details Of trains IN all other
points can be obtained at following Ofices. Liberty
ST., West 23d ST.. Q AstoT House. 245. 434. 1900. 1854
Broadway, 1872 5ih Az, 2sl 9th Av., rs Union Square
West. 770S Sd Av.. lO5 West I25th 81. 2ij Columbus
Av., New York: 4 Court St. 343. 34 Fulton 81, 80
NOstrand Av.. Brooklyn 100 Broadway, Williams.
burg. New York Transfer Go. calls for and cheeks
baggage to destination.
'Daily. tDaiIy. except Sunday. p~Sundsys
tPartor cars only. AExcept saturdays mn'ning
From Twenty third Strcct-b5.20 = NJ. cl2.0
I. ,M,EAS0P u; jii.O P. NJ. k3?o p M
Vice Pres, q Gen. Mgr. Gen. Psss'r ,scnt.
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HARTFORD LINE
PUBLIC NOTICES.


PUBLIC NOTICE rs HEREBY HIVE TO the
owner or owners Of all houses and lots. Improved
or unimprovcd lands anected thereoy mat tn'
pleted and are lodged In the once Of the Board Ol
assessors for examination by all person. inter
BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN.
and Il'. , ssIS' SSmc !; s s,Ss Trs MigGya 'g, 9s
between Atlantic and Glcnmore avenues.
LIST sSil' NJ R,I Z Fencing SSscsnt lots On in hs
seventh avenues. on the southwest corner Of Bond
street and President street north side OF Paclfc
northwest corner Of MlddaRh street and Willow
street; south side Of DE sales place; between Bush
of Forty nfth, street. between Second and Third
sS xenH 1b norm ana sIuf Fo q nysrn stn sau, sbrc "a. De e,
Dean street. between Roekaway avenue and East
crn ParkwsS: %es5 sade Of Eastern psIkway, DC
OF Saratoga avenue and Sumpter street, and north
side Of Atlantic avenue, between Rockaway avenue
list 500. No. 5. Paving with asphalt pavement
seventy fourth street. between Second and Third
List 500, No. 4. Laying crosswalk on Pour
teenth avenue, between sixty ninth and seventy
List 500. No. S. Sewer in Belmont. avenue. from
Sackman street TO Powell street; and outlet sewer
In Belmont avenue. from Powell street to Vesta
avenue.
GlenmOre avenue TO Pltkdn avenue, and outlet sewer
In Pine street, from Pitkin avenue to Suffer avenue.
LAST 1881. No: q laying cTosswSlss In Fifteenth
sxSRnc' between ana SeVen''-n"n
List Sgf2, No. \. Constructing sewer basin at
the northeast corner OF Clarendon road and New
York avenue.
All persons whose interests are affected by the
above named proposed assessments, and who are
opposed TO the same, or either OF them. are re-
quested 10 present their objections. in writing, to
the Secretary Of the Board OF Assessors. No. $50
broadway. New York, on or before October ~.
1909, at II A. NJ, at which time and place the said
objections will be heard and m received
In reference thereto.
For full particulars see City Record
ANTONIO YUCCA,
PAUL WEIMANN.
N n. KENNEDY,
Board OF Assessors.
WILLIAM II. JASPER, Secretary.
No. go Broadway.
City Of New York, Borough OF Manhattan. Sep
femher n IROG.
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WEST SHORE r. r.

New York Central q Hudson r. r., Lssseel
Trains leave Desbrosses ct. station, New fork, Is
follows, and Is minutes later foot West 4ed u. N. r..
100 p. M.-Chicego Express.
.2:26 p. M.-Con Linn. for Detroit. Chi. q 81. Louia
$50 p. M.-For Roch.. Buffalo, Cleveland q Chi
$500 p. M.-For Poch., Buffalo, Detroit 81. Louis
'Daiiy. fDally ex cept Sunday. Baggage chocked
from hotel or residence by westcott Express
A. II. SMITH. G, U. DAILY.
Vice Pres. a Gcnl Mgr. Pass'r Trahc Mgr.
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OFFICIAL LEGAL NOTIFIES.

ATTENTION Is CALLED TO THE ADrLn
TISBMENT IN THE | RECORD Or NcptcmysS,
20 20 October 0. 1906. OF the confirmation . IN
Board OF Assessors and the entering IN ne puI'|Nii
for the Collection OF Assessments and A'r'aIS''
assessment for IMPROVEMENT 10 Wv
BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN: ,yr
18TH WARD. SECTION T. ST. NlCHOlN Ss.,,n
NUE. REPAIRING SIDEWALKS, East SIDE, X"
the north curb OF 18th Street TO 80 fcr' noT-u.
HERMAN A. METZ. Iofrp'f1"r'
City of New York, September -. IEH.
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MUNICIPAL CIVIL SERvICE COMMISSION.
10 broadway.
New York, September "a. 1904.
PUBLIC OTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that an
open competitive examination will be held for
the position Of ATTENDANT MALE on Thurs
day. October IS. 1905. al 10 A. NJ. The receipt Of
applica tons closes on October Z. At 4 p. NJ.
For scope OF examination and further lnfOrma.
ton apply to the Secretary.
FRANK 4. SPENCER, Secretary.
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BUSINESS PERSONALS

IT, arc
\ PARTY of business experience ami W'L ~
acquaintance among financial pcOnl. F.,ntsly Az,
correspond with parties desiring = r"Irl.gs.' 1aos
or agent In Boston. Address r. q. box "'o' -"
ton, Mass.
STEEL ENGRAVINGS: can remove .1. ye.'i
stains from your old prints a. your r''Iirl ms
necessary. n. b., Boz 10: sun uptown ONCE ~
Broadway.
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sTEAMBOATs.
RIVER

PalAtial steamers NEW YORK" ALBANY"
and "HENDHlCK HUDSON" OF the Hudson River
D1y line fastest and nnesi river boats In the world.
Leave Brooklyn. Fulton ~. Thy Amen. 800 A.
DesbrOsses ~. Pier. .....,.......s $40 "
West I'D st. ........ 300 "
West 18th ~ ............... p:O "
landing al Nonkers, est Point. Ncwburgh, POUCH
keepSe, Kingston Point. CAtsR1ll. Hudson and
Albany, Daily, except Sunday. Special trains TO
Catskll Mts. resorts aud Saratoga. and easy con
necuons 70 all points East, North and West.
OF N. y, Transfer Co. Through rail tickets be
tween N; Y. and Albany accepted. Most delight
full one day outings 90 West Point. Newburgh or
Poughkecpsie, returning on down boat. Res.
tauranL open at J A. M. MUSIC.
G TOUR NEW YORK TO BOSTON.
VIA ALBANY, b. A., OR h. & NJ. n. r., RETURN
ING VIA FALL RIVER LINE. c 9TH.
% 90 ROUND TRIP, SEND FOR FOLDER
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CLOTHING.

GRNrLEMEN'S clcthlnE to order On 81 H''sp - q
ments; perfect nj. nne material. ENCHAN"Ll 90"
ING CO. ~ Broadway, entrance on Fark f'a'"
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HOTELS.

ELEGANTLY FURNISHED APARTMENT.
private bath. 500 daily; including meals! two. szS
weekly. one. SIS THE ALABAMA. rs East iith.
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SITUATIONS wANrED-MALE.

COACHMAN by cOlOrCd man. with hest city ref.
rrrnces, ~ years In last placs: thoroughly under
stands care OF horses, harness and carriages: care.
fll driver: willing. %obllging. Address n. A. r.. care
Of lsaacs0n. EnglcEOodt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-29

SIX STORY loft building. ise-l3 W. oath St.
suitable for manufacturing. A. l.. BROWN. 70
william AZ.