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The Red Cloud chief., 1906-08-03

LOCALITIES

Mrs. Cecil Mccall is quite sick.
j.. r. Hale is home from Colorado.
Lon Demo has returned from Indiana.
Rev. Bates has returned to Red
Cloud.
DR.. T.. A. Thomas, Dentist, Damerell
block.
Fay Brewer was down from McCook
Sunday.
Ivan Dickerson went to Denver
sunday.
j. ID. Grams went to st. Joe Monday
morning.
Charles Lo~vercheck is building a
new barn.
e. L. Burr was up from Guide Rock
Wednesday.
New laces, embroideries, neckwear,
j.. Newhouse.
Lonny Lyle has returned from Mary
Vile, Missouri.
Adair Galusha was down from Lin
coin this week.
Tom Dillon was over from North
Branch Saturday.
W. r. Anderson was down from
Bladen Wednesday.
w. r. Parker came up from Super
Tor Saturday night.
MS. Anna Van Dyke went to Den
yer Monday evening.
FoR SALE-My restaurant, stock and
fixtures. j. o. Lindley.
w. II. and O. w. Taber went to
Pauline, Neb., Tuesday.
DR.. Gardner and wife came up from
Wymore Saturday night.
Corn for sale. see G.. w. Dow or
Fred Barber on the farm.
Charley Fort visited with his par
,ents the first of the week.
Saunders Bros. are building an addi-
tion to their lumber sheds.
Miss Lora Mason came up from
Guide Rock Monday night.
T.. Henson. claim agent for the Il.
AZ NJ. was in town Monday.
Mrs. r. +. Raines and children went
to Endicott Friday for a visit.
Mrs. Silas CARRIER goes to Denver
Monday evening for an outing.
Mrs. Ward Hayes is moving into the
Fourth avenue hotel this week.
Miss Mabel Hayes went to Riverton
Monday night to visit her sister.
Roscoe Weesner came home from Be
lott, Kan, the first of the week.
j. II. Bailey went to Omaha Tues.
day morning on a business trip.
Harold Turnure went to Chester
Tuesday morning to visit friends.
Miss celia Taylor went to Lincoln
Thursday morning to visit friends.
Baptismal services were held at the
Baptist church last Sunday evening.
Miss Pequita Studebaker went tc
Blue Hill Friday % to visit friends
John Griffith and Lawyer Saylol
were in Riverton Monday on business
Tomorrow is the last day of the
great piano sale of the Castor Music
Co.
Frank Smith. the shoe man, Ieturnec
from Salt Lake City Thursday morn
ing,
Mrs. j. II. Bailey returned Wedncs
day evening from an extended visit IL
Ohio.
Miss Josie Igou returned home sun
dav from a two weeks visit in Mis-
souri,,
J. f. Winters of Lincoln was in Re-
Cloud Saturday looking after his in
terests.
j. f. Yost has bought Wisecarver'
interest in the Fourth avenue mea
market.
Mrs. Fred Taylor and Mrs. Charlie
Click came down from Riverton thi
morning.
Miss Edith Crowell returned Thsu
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-08-03

P"''IlIN III It bdnN girl ppfn MollNHN
evening.
Robert Smith. trainmaster of the
Wymorc division, was in Bed Cloud
Tuesday.
VIM. Sullivan return ed from Colo
RADIO this morning, greatly improved
in health.
Marvin and j. :. Emigh returned to
their home in Aurora, ILL.,, Wednesday
morning.
Miss Maudc Foster of Bloomington
was the guest of Mrs. {. w. Grout
Tuesday.
Paul Storey and family leave Satur-
day night for a months outing in the
mountains.
Miss Ray of Norton. Kansas. is Wis
iting this week with her friend, Miss
Zoe Samson.
Joe Blair was in the city saturday
and Sunday shaking hands with his
many friends.
Misses Bernicc Highly and lone Al
bright went to Omaha Wednesday
morning to visit.
Grant Turner and family went to
Blue Hill Monday noon to visit Mrs.
Turner's parents.
viii Letson arrived from Deadwood,
South Dakota. last Saturday for II Wis
it with relatives.
Miss Myrtle Haley came up from
Chester Wednesday evening to visit
relatives and friends.
Charles Sherer returned Saturday
night from Superior, where he had
| been visiting relatives.
Mrs. ID. NJ. Abel and daughter Clara
went to Salt Lake City Monday night
for a month"; outing.
Frank Swancara returned Monday
evening from a visit with his father
at Blue Rapids. Kansas.
Miss Ruth Campbell of McCook is in
Red Cloud this week visiting her friend
Miss Gertrude Milligan.
w. S. Latta has resigned his job "a
driver of the street car and has beer
succeeded by Elera Ralph.
Mrs. Frank Lea and children lef'
today for Cotestield. Neb., to visit hel
sister, Mrs. u. II. Whitney.
Miss Elsie Morse came home from
McCook last Saturday morning, wher
she has been visiting friends.
Apples for sale-3 miles southeas
of lnavale. Picked apples 80 cents
windfalls - cents.-D. Norris.
Edgar Cowden returned Saturda
morning from IA two weeks visit i
Boulder, Colorado, with friends.
ID. A. Dickey went to Adair, Iowa
Saturday night, being called there b.
the death of his sister, Mrs. Georg
Pagan.
John Weesner returned Monda.
evening from C~oncordia, Kansas
where he has been attending summe
normal.
Commencing Sunday August 9Th
our store will discontinue opening ol
Sundays. The Cowden-Kaley Cloth
ing Co.
Beginning with next Sunday, Au
1900. = -.1I l..,,t,,,,n N,a;,.r ~,
store on Sundays. Paul Storey, Tn
Clothier.
Miss Breta Hale entertained severa
little girl friends at her home yester
day afternoon in honor Of her I'll
birthday.
1t is reported that VIM. d. Edso
has accepted the principalship a
Cowles for the next school year at So
per month.
Ed Plat returned home from CHI
cago Saturday night, where he ha
been for several months having hi
eyes treated.
Ridge Leggett has completed tn
digging of n 22X25 foot cellar beneatI
the high school building, to be use
for Il coal bin.
A. II. Walker, Peter LeaderbranC
+. NJ. Barlow and John McGuire wen
west Monday evening on IA land il
: speeding tour.
Mrs. George Springer and childre
| Of Idahn nrriynl In Red Cloud Wel
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TENNESSEE AND REPUBLIC STEEL.
Railroad Increasing StOck-Wall Street
Looks for Merger.

special meeting Of the stockholders OF the Ten
nessee Coal. Iron and Railroad Company has been
called for October 10 10 take action PROPOSE
tion increase the capital stock from 100000 10
$50 100000 Although Official statement has been
issued regarding the object OF the projected In
crease. Wall Street inclined 10 the view yes
terday that tho new stock 10 be used for ac-
curing the common stock OF the Republic Iron and
Steel Company. as a step toward the merger OF the
TWO concerns, but at the office OF the Tennessee
Coal and Iron Company II said that the pro-
ceeds the additional stock. II authorized, would
b. devoted improvements.
The common stock increased last January
from S23 100000. the proceeds Of the
stock being used for undermining and extending the
plants The preferred stock at the end Of 1905 was
800, and part Of this has meanwhile been con-
verted into common stock.
The Republic Iron and Steel Company has $780,
Cs0.O00 common stock. Of which S21,lsl.ec0 Is Olt-
standing, and S204l6.9D preferred stock In Deem
her. 1865 syndicate representing the principal in
terests in the Republic Iron and Steel Company
purchased control OF the Tennessee Coal. Iron and
Railroad Company
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TO DISSOLVE FIRE INSURANCE CO.

Justice Newburger. Of the Supreme Court. has
appointed Daniel p. Hays as referee in proceedings
for the voluntary dissolution q the American Fire
Insurance Company. which formerly had its Offices
az No loo William street. The application was
made by Frank Lock, r. ]. Cross Henry 8. Red
mOnd. Welding Ring Joseph Frogeatt and Giles
X Tinker. directors. through their counsel. CleVe-
land d Cleveland. The company has no liabilities.
The assets amount S2l0. 400 The company was
Incorporated in 1857. and ceased 20 do new bust
ness June IS. 1901 Frank Lock president OF
cumpanv.
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NEW JERSEY cE9T'T

STATIONS vCsst 5 ~ 4; s. "
Time shown below IA fro,, ~
Vest I'D 81. leaves 10 mingfss. - :
eept as noted BY DESIGNATING r-s-..- H.
EASION. BETHLEHEM. ATTse----
AID MACCH CdUNK-z400 h go, s.i
toni, $40 A. N. I'D. 40. 81, = =
Easton only p. u. sun, z41 -
100. 500 and s 90 P. "
WiLhESBARRE AND SCRANTON,
a NJ. 500 81 p M M r ~ Saaaa5A =
RIVER AND B4RNEGAT--.se 70 70
hurst only. ks 40 SUNDAYS f "a =. =.
%. 40. Lakewood and L.akshurssi a
ATLANTIC CITY-'9-4O A. ~. xiNns
long BRANCH. AsBURY PARx 49,,
GROVE. POINT PLEASANT-z4io -
11-30 A. NJ, eX12 40 Il 20 IN -
as. IS. 5 80. 8 30. fl2OI SUNDAYS -.
Ocean Grove. 8 IS A. ". AZ. &m5r
ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS. sEABRi,s,
MONMOUTH BEACH. EAST ",
BRANCH-z4 90. -. 50. $50 linIv
80. 4SO. $50 $50 P. a. surssys ! /.
A. NJ. 400 p NJ
SANDY HOOK ROUTE FOR ArAy-,
HIGHLANDS. SEABRIGHT, nv.
BRANCH ASBURY PARK o-S,y
GROVE SPRING LAKE. POINT Pi5se
AN1-ElcL 81 - X W. Al Z ia
A. NJ. u 80. 3O0. AIS GSE is.,
Branch only P. u Sundays. sSIV
100. 745 p n Pier 10. n r ~.
St. 1O2O A. II. 100. as as Al
p NJ. 70 z Long Branch onlvl ? 4
Sundays. 10 A. NJ. $50. s10PM
READING HARRISBURG. POrTsr-Tz
AND WILLIAMSPORT- Nz400 a
4SOO. 8 10. 1000. 1lOO A ~ R,sat
only). n 100. l.1.2O. 200 P. N. R.as,i
Pottsville. Harrisburg only. t4do {
T30 p. n. .Z430. MOO msa "a
m-1lOO. .11OO A. 81. msl200 RI
900. 900. 400. ms5O0 m-00 ~
ts.O0 900. p1O 80 p ~. t.i2sr.
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
500. m.1O. 90. ms12O0. m.200. m.aE
m.6O0. 200. t"1215
-Daily. 4Daily. except Suatav s.
DAYS. tParlor cars only. VIA r1ns4
aExcept Saturdays. mDinins Car xals
DAYS only zFrom Liberty s. onlv
From Twenty-third Street-hN Pr
c3. 50 p. NJ. e122O p. NJ. g48 Pu
III so p. n h3 % = n. v550P ". "a
Offices: Liberty St. West ga s.. Skfs
House. 245. 434. 1900 1854 Br1sir1E n
18th Av, PSI 18th Az, Is Unsr se.z-
West. 27eS I'd Az. 10 West 125ra 4 ~
Columbus Az. New York. Court s. "A
S44 Fulton ST. 479 Nost-zrd AV, hos
lyn: $50 Broadway. Wa-amsturg -
York Transfer Co cana tos aid c,ss
baggage 70 destination.
". c. BESLER- W c. HOP
Vice-Pres. & Gen. Ms-. Gen. Pass'FAss.
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RECEIVER FOR komow & CORN.

day appointed Samuel Hoffman receiver for the
partnership property OF Komow g. Corn,
facturcIs Of cloth cutting machinery, at No. l36
Pleecler street. pending a suit brought by Mich
olas Komow against RobeTr Corn, his partner, TO
dissolve the partnership.
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WORK WANTED.

Male
BooKKEEPER.-Douh entry: uneer-
stands German. az present employed -
long experience, Al references. salary. sis.
H Z. BIS East e7th 81
BOOKKEEPER. knowing hts business &c
sires position: preferably with export
house. speaks ave languages: Al references
EXPERT ACCOUNTANT, care % william
Sundius q Co, 10 Whitehall 81.
CABINET MAKER ycung man. experienced
N machines. wishes steady position 10
sEPH FOFB AIER. 81 S9.ing 81 West
liCboSva - J.
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,.,,,r,srNENrs and .uo .s..s r'''.....
ADNkssS l.. ,,,5,,,, received al nv ssss >
re ~ isG4 Broadway ~ ~.
Once s7,s - ,,s until o'cloe,S ,ls.lax ~
S,s' pc a. regular otfiss Fs,s' or .
ON - Ma % stn ave- a. Eas, ~
Pa an ave-. cor. i2,h - - ana ~ 80
- west 4ed 81. eetN s,ss a. ave-. - d
90 West t2ath 81 ,1 Ss "a ave-. -. ,<- -.
1s'a ~, sSs ia ave. near ss'a - u ~
!, ,',-,s i, % 80 fremont ava
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CAST orr CLOTHING.

HIGHEST PRICE paid for ladies'. gentle
mems and childrer's discarded Clothing
sne Evening and street Costumes. Jewel-y.
Iric-a- Brac. Furs. etc. Mr. or Mrs Il
NATAL saS 9th axe Te!. 6TO-Brsant.
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ADVERTISEMENTS ard sgbscrlp,sa
The Tribune received az Their W
once. No. 1854 Broadway. betF'1-
and 37th sts until 2 o'clock p n =.
tisc msnts received At the tolcw.I -.
Offices at regular Office rates unr =. :.
.. m. viz: "a SIN ave. =. z. " =
i53 STR ave. cor 12fh 81 &c d -
PSI West 42d St. Nerween Ith "a - -,
2s3 West f25th 81 1898 81 w. II
10th and nth SITS. 1927 81 a'.. ~ ~.
81 1T0S 1zr ave. near -at1 =
125th 81. T56 fremont ave. 30 ~
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SurrOgateS' Notices.
Drown. EDWARD ]. IN PURSUANCE .

RRoWN. EDWARD ]. IN PURSUANCE OF
an order Of Hon. Abaer G Thomas. a Surrogate or
tho County Of New YORK. notice Is hereby
having claims against Edward J Brown La. -
the Borough OF Manhattan City ard OF Ne, Yr
deceased present the win
subscriber. executrix , last will s1S 49,,
nnent Of said Edward j. Brown deceased nlscs
transacting business az the Office OF William II T. Lee
her No. IS Pine Ia Roro1gs
Manhattan in the City OF New York or before the
2lst CAV Of January. 1907 -S '-e
Dated Borough OF Manhattan City OF New Work r,,v
l6. 1906. ELIZABETH G BROWN --'
EXscutTix etc.
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BOS ITO ~ A ANR F FNSlIss 3

BIOS ITO ~ A AER f ENsIsx B
FALL. RIVER LINE via Newport ana Fl all
River. I've. Pier 10. ~ r.. IT. Warren St,
week days and Sundays. $3.50 p NJ. Strs
Priscilla and Puritan. Orchestra on eaSn-
PROVIDENCE LINE for Providence. Bos-
ton and East. Leave Pier IS. y. r.. foct
Murray St. week Gays only, 500 ~
Steamers Providence (nsw) and Pilgrim
Orchestra on each
NEW BEDFORD LINE for New Bedford.
Msrtha's Vineyard and Nantucket I've.
Pier 40. y. r.. e. Clarkson 81. week uay >
Steamers Maine and New Hampshire.
NORWICH LINE via New London Leave
Pier 40. " r. II. Garrison 81, week Gay GAYS
Chester W. Chaplin
NEW HAVEN LINE for New Haven.
Hartford and North. Live, Pier 20 Z. H.
week days only. Gas p NJ; II. E. 22d ST..
sP. ~. Str. Richard Peck
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TGPEWRITING.

TYPEWRlTERS.-C s. so; Ham
mono or Densmoie - SO. Remington,
$40 Expert repairing. GAY. IL West
18th e..
rYPEwRITERs All makes sold. rented.
repaired. exchanged, reliable service.
CORMAN. - Nassau 81 Telephone 27s0-
EOrflandt
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n v n " a HARTroRD r J

". Y. n. IT. a HARTFORD x Z !.
Trains depart from Grand Csn.I
s2d ST and 4th Ave. as tolioss !" 80
BOSTON. via New London q 70 80
ttlIlO;oo. .xllo;o2 a s.,..a ~ ~
sSi2:OO p. NJ via Wtlins1as.ss %
A. "a, 1900 r. N: va
A NJ. tliI2:O0. sl4.O0. .il.0 s,i
PORTLAND & BAR HARB0K--I,,'.|; :
WRrrD MOUNTAINS. ST 1877
QUEBEC. - 40 A. ~. r tS :, =.
WORCESTER and FIrCHbOHd -
NAN--t3 SIS = n. "a
I.AKEvILI.E ana NoREoA
A NJ. t3.8i p NJ psr
Ct Darlington Stockbriise Lsn ~, p
reld-t458. sf9.O2 A NJ, sl:-a - III
Ticket Offices az cGrand ssnA,sss =
and cl2Sth St. also al go 80, Ia
Sway, COS Union square. 60 - -, ~
cs45 Colum bus Ave. eots ~ Ia u
ciO5 W I25th 81. zis, ~. ...,-.ss -
Brooklyn. ca Court 81. Az N''
$50 B way. ssarsrli
DAILY. fExcert sundays. a .
only. tStops az 12Sth 81 Ns e.r -
81 Sundays only 1lsrior s...ols,S
IlHas dining car. efaFiof AID
tick slsO.
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PEOPLES lllMlE

NEW NUfNh-fA1F'l<4EA Il
HUDSON RIVER BY SEARCHLIGHT.
Steamers c. w. MORSE. even dates Sep
TENDER, and ADIRONDACK. alternating
w Pier No. 80 n r. foot OF Canal ST.,
p VI and West 129th St. $50 p. NJ. daily
(Sundays Included. Direct connection with
rail lines at Albany for points NORTH.
FAST and WEST. Orchestra Automobiles
carried Beautiful Hudson oy search
light" 10c.
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DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
RESTaE2aNrs.
LOST

LOST.
HANKROOK lost -Rankhook No. lOIT.-
TI6. OF the Blwery Savings Bank is
missing The fnder Is requested % return
a. 20 fhe bank II not restored BEFORE the
lTth eay ~ October 1895. application Will
BE- mace a. the hank fer a new book.
HANDBOOK LOST.-Bankbook No $50
sol 81 the Bowery Savings Slk. is
missing The fn1er Is requested 20 return
a. 20 the bank u not restored before the
.sth day o. October 1905. Application viii
n made % the hank for a rev book.
HANDBOOK 30 - O7s. Of the Union
Dime Savings Institution. IL missing
Any person having claim 20 IL is hereby
called upon 20 present the same within ten
coys. OF submit 20 having soie passbook
cancelled. and q new one Issued.
HANDBOOK 80. SIS 2s2. Of the Union
Dime Savings Institution. Is missing
ANY person having claim 20 n is hereby
c1liec upon 20 present the same within ten
days. or submit 20 having said passbook
cancelled. and q rev one issued.
l.osr.-Bankbook No SOS. lss. RanE fo-
Savings. 80 sth ave. New York Pay
ment stopped. Please return book 70 hank
LosT-Bankbook No. $50 7s. Rank FOR
Saviags. 80 sth ave. New York Pay
ment stopped. Please return book 20 bank.
LOST. -Bankhook No. sIs sis. Bank for
Savings, 30 sfh ave New York Pay
nent stopped Please return hook 20 bank
LosT-Bankbook 20. SECS. RasE for
~-~- siosPed Please rctaga book u bank.
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DIED D. LINE

PED ID" LINE.
FSr IA Suayra. Puerto Cah-uo. go.
Gao and MafacaioO. via C,lracsl Cnrs-
also at Saa Juan T. r.: calling
:. 5. PHiLADELPHIA SAT- g.. -
: 5 CARACAS Saturday. OF - noon
FSF - SeaSFa Curacao ana Mara a. ts NON
; > MARACAIBO Saturdsv -. =, noon
lhese steamers have SgDerior s,,, =, noon
daticns tor passengers -~Sotiiio-
SOY Gs 10y Bliss 8 DALLErr
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PAITIwcRE q Cqlo re-

sEx. SUNDAY. DAN
Through Daily Trains 20 re Tsst
Leave New York City. 23d s. L.rx
CHICAGO. PITTSBURG. 11.s0 pm !. p i
CHICAGO. COLUMBUS. II 50 an = ~
PITTSBURG. CLEVED. 3s0pm ts1
''PfZTSBURG LIMITED $50 pm ~ :
GIN ST. LOUIS. LOCISV ll.s0 pm = 81
GIN. ST LOUIS. LOUISV.. @ 20 am ioiah
GIN. ST LOUIS. LOCIsV.. $50 pm ~
Offices. 245 434 1900 Broadway H
House. 100 Greenwich ST. Is Union -
W. 391 Grand ST. y p; S43 Frl'm
Brooklyn: West 23d 81. and Lioerfy
After D. m. sleeping car reser'a1
and full information regarding trans
can be obtained az Bureau o. tnfcrnt.
2. & q. r. r.. I'D s.. Terminal 'Pnaa-
Chelsea 3144-
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fTD1SNT CLARK'S NINTH ANNr-,,
~Mu lCN U CRUISE. Feb. Z 'O7 - 81. = !.
~ chartered : ; ARABIC M 90 .1ys
Tours Round the World ''o' TONS
FRANK 9 Clark, o. Broadway \
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HARLEM DIvISro~
sos A. n. and as r M 49,
sunday. % Pittsaeld and Ns-.- ,-,'''r
=. N -i-aJ orb IN
pullman cars on all throuxb -.
Ticket offfces az 149 a4s a. 50
broadWayi Is Union Squar. ~ r. 2e. -
lumous ave. III West i95tb Z. =. G.
Central and 125th 81 stations ~. .'aa
way. Brooklyn ~ l-H
Telephone 800 3sth Sr-a.,r
Service Baggage checked fr--- II. "a
residence BY Westcott Express -. ?
A. n SMITH
Nice-Pres. & Gien'l Mgr. Pass'rr-.1l i
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RAILROADS.
PIEMMSVLV AMlA
RAILR DAD.

STATIONS foot OF West Tventy-tnird street
and Desorosses and cortlAndt streets
IA The leaving time from Desorosses anu
COrtlanGt streets 10 i've minutes later tnan
that given below for Iwenty-thlrd street
SraffOn
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LINE.

HAMeURG-AMERICAN LINE.
Twin Screw Passenger Service.
PLYMOUTH-CHERBO URG-HAMBUR
70 schland. Sept. 20. 8 A NJ. iAnerika- Sept q
Wal'rsee Sept %. Z BOA. NJ. iBluecher. Oct 4
Mediterranean Service.
TO NAPLES AND GENOA
sOceana. -. Sept. 20ltHamburg q. Nov. IS
p. Adalbert Sept % t-MoltSe dee. 4
Hamburg Oct. 4tHsmburg- Jan 10
-'Molt<s. Oct. 23isfMOltks- ..-. Jan. -
tCaHs Gibraltar. -Has Grill Room and
Gymnasium. Mediterranean and Orient
Cruise. 1910 days.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-19

Die fir ben
atpif9enituatlihen 9anbel bat einen
Sprldufigen 8eri9t iiber Die ginnah=
men Der @iienbabnen Der Ser. Staaten
tn benz init benz 30. Sum- 1906 been=
bisten 5isfaliahre berOffentlidt. Oas
nab betrugen bic 8rutto : @innahmen
Der 8abnen $2,312,7 100000. mas
$1O,543 auf bic Meile sleihtummt.
Ois G%innabmeu fir pafagierbefOrbes
rurrg tparen $618, 555 1874 ober ST.
81 bic Meile; bic fir bic GrudtbefOr=
berung 81, $40, 942, 1862 obsr SASS
bic Meile. Die Bstriebstoiten beirut
gen 81, ,153 ober $6,963 Die
Meile. Om Netto : Ginnabnen Der
Babnen betrugen $787,597,877 pber
$3.50 bic Meile unb nabe5u ,ini
$97,0OO,OOO mebr, als i'm 8oriubre.
Sas gintommen Der Babnen aus ans
beren Qmelen als benz 8abnbetrieb h<
trug $132,624,982 bic be3abIten Ois
bibtnben 1929, 4O6, 500, bic beaabIten
Steuern nur SOS. 9O3.288.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-19

2imttee.
Sosansport & geru Diptften q.
SarusI, R~obIespile, Cicero, Hrsabia,
KtIanta, Tipton, 9oforto. @alpefon.
Bngtpu, 2~osansport, Riami, 8unter Din,
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S@tfsna&ri@ten.

Rsu Dorf: ~Yord" mad Bremen;
.pannonia" mad 2iusrpooI, bio
Queenstown.
Sable SsIanb. q. g .Naiefte" bon
2tprpool uab Queenstown mtro
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bort, pta Reapeg uno Patras.
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MONON ROUTE.

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Boomers tn ieiner Saf&s batts.
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