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The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-01-17
GEORGIA.

Calls to Georgia men are noted in the Christian
Observer as follows: Rev. j. S. Montgomery, to
Eatonton; Rev. Z. 5. Rhodes, to group in Kentucky
with Georgetown as his post-ofce address, and Rev.
ID. Nj. Stockard, to the Gibson group Tennessee
with Trenton his address,
G1Tfn.-The ounday- made a Christmas of
tering OF large collection of substantials and of
tering OF $2S to the Thornwell Orphanage
Atlanta CentraL-Rev. T. III. Rice is with his peo-
pie again, after three months absence rest much
refreshed and addressing himself with renewed ener-
gy to the duties of his large and responsible pas
torate
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KENTUCKY.

Louisville, Highland ChurcI-The communion of
the Lords Supper was celebrated last Sunday, and
there were twelve additions to the church. most of
whom were by letter beautiful baptismaI font
was consecrated to its holy service. This font was
given by Mrs Matte =. McCleary as a memorial to
her little daughter, Evelyn, who being a child of the
Covenant went home to her Fathers house during
the past year. The church last Sunday closed
the most successful year of its career both spiritual
ly and financially. There one hundred and
ten members received during the year. sxty-five per
cent OF whom were MISREPRESENTATION Pres6y-
terrain.
Rev. Dr. Egbert w. Smith, pastor-elect of the Sec
ond Church. arrived i'll Louisville last Thursday
large congregation filled the historic old building on
sunday morning to greet their pastor at this his first
service. The faces of the people fairly gowed with
happiness on at last having their pastor, for whom
they have waited long There is but one express
sion heard all sides-and that is perfect salts
faction At the close of the service, the church. as
body almost, went up to meet and welcome Dr.
Standardization Observer.
First ChWrch.-At the quarterly communion last
Sunday there were twenty additions to the church.
twelve by letter and eight profession. The dea-
cons reported most successful financial year.
Southern Presbyterian.
Cynthidna.-Eight persons Joined the PRESBYTERIAN
Church, Rev. s. A. McIlroy pastor, January 7th-
two on confession and six by letter. The congrega-
lions OF this church constantly and steadily in
creasing, and the outlook for 1906 is very
ing. Besides many other presents on New Years
Day from the different members the church to the
pastors family McElroy was presented with s25
In cash by the Pastors Aid Society
LOUISVILLE PREsBYTERY
Our FRIEND Rev. II. w. Mclaughlin of the Stuart
Robinson Memorial Church, sends us these items of
interest from the proceedings of Louisville Presby
terry January 9th:
Rev. e. w. Smith, D. D., received from the
Presbytery of Orange, and order was taken for his
installation pastor of the Second Church
The Third Church given permission to prose
cute call for Rev. c. II. Morton to become its pas
tor.
Rev. ). o. Needham was received from the Presby-
terry OF Washboune as stated supply of the Harrods
Greek and Goshen Churches
Rev. G. E. Bell received from Meczlenburg
Presbytery and order taken for his installation
as pastor of the Anchorage Church.
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~ 0ffo6.-Because OF the visit of the Rev. W. H.
Sheppard, D. d., to Norfolk, last Sunday will long be
remembered red-etter day. In the morning
at the First Church. the large galleries were crowded
with his own people to hear the story of the condition
OF and Gods blessing upon their race and the large
auditorium was equally crowded with the members
and friends. In the afternoon at O'Clock Dr. Shep-
para spoke at mass meeting in the Second Church.
The spacious auditorium of the new church and the
large sunday school room adjoining both throng-
ed with people of all denominations chairs in the
alsles many standing and others seated upon the
edge OF the platform. 1t the largest congrega-
tlon the writer has at Presbyterian church
IN the city of Norfolk. At night the Client Church
could not begin to accommodate those who were an
Xlous to hear this missionary, of them for the
thlrd time on the same day The story of his life
Is thrilling; the success of his work is remarkable
and God is pouring out His blessing upon the Dark
Continent in wonderful way. We wish Dr. Sheppard
could visit every church in Assembly. Our peo-
pie Will follow him, his labors of love and all the mis-
slonary work OF our church with a deeper interest
Il renewed zeal, a prayerfu sympathy and a
more Astounding iberality because of his visit.
WdyneSboro.-Rev. w. H. Shepherd, our mission
airy to Africa, visited Waynesboro on Sunday, Jan
uary 9TH He spoke in the morning at the Presby
terlan Church, and at night at union service in the
Methodist Church. At both services the BUILDINGS
were packed Here MIR. Shepherd spent his boy
hood Through the kind interest and PRAYERS of the
late Mrs Sarah j. Bruce first led to think of
Africa and of dedicating himself to the ministry of
the Gospel In the Dark Continent. Many in the au-
dlence had known him when a little boy As he
told of his work in Africa and how God had wonder
fully preserved his life and blessed his ministry the
congregations hung upon his words with the deepest
interest One minister, who sat in the pulpit with
him, remarked at the close of the address, "The his
tory OF Mission in Africa sounds like the DAYS of
the Apostles mad returned" The whole town feels
a special interest in this of Waynesboro He is
Our Shepherd" in peculiar sense Much good was
done by his visit and many prayers will follow him
10 the land OF his adoption. c. r. S.
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MISSISSIPPI.

Rolling Forb.-Rev j. o. Fleming conducted q co
ries OF meetings at this church in December. There
were three additions to the church on profession.
Evangelist r. L. Campbell has planned a series of
meeting for four adjacent churches-Pinevile Hands
DALE Pass Christian and Bay St. Louis These meet
hgs are IN progress and results most encouraging
S"n'm't-Rev II. A. Jones' d. D., assisted the pas
TOR Rev. William Thorburn, in meeting at this
place. The large congregations assembled at each
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LOUISIANA.

Nep OrIeans.-The annual joint communion SER
wee OF the Presbyterian churches of New Orleans was
held on last Sunday afternoon at the First Church
The day was ideal very large congregation was
present, filling the spacious house. except the gal
leries There were probably upwards of thousand
communicates present. Twelve elders, from as many
dherent churches, distributed the elements. The
address vase made by Rev II. w. Burwell from
Isaiah lii. 5.-Southaoestern Presbyterian
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ALABAMA.

Seima-The Christmas Offering of the First
church OF Selma to Foreign Missions was twelve hun
dred and sixty-one dollars.
Pratt Ctty-During the past year twenty-five mem
Ders were received into the communion of this
church profession of faith and number Of otbos
were received by letter
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MARYLAND.

Mount Washington.-Rev Byron Clark, pastor of
Mount Washington Presbyterian Church. Dixon Hill,
baltimore, rendered his resignation to the congrega
ton at Sundays services, January 7th
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business These lines might be placed in ones Bill
or handbook for devotional reading
1906
Speak to all more kindly
Than the year before,
Pray little oftener
Love a little more;
Cling little closer
To the Fathers love;
So-Life below shall
Liker grow
To the Life Above
New-York tribune., 1906-05-14
uNEsrocK MARKET.

New York. May u. 1906.
pUryrS-Receipte were 30 cars ga head, OF which
20 cars we're consigned direct TO alaughterers and 20
~ ~ be eTported No trading live weight:
feeling steady beef fairly active and steady at
@zssi[c for sides No later cable advices
from London or Liverpool shipments from this port to-
day were LIS beeyes ana %Sa en- ~ OL'
prices steady but feeling weak expected heavy run
pens cleared. Good sold
e ~ ner 100 10 butterilks offered. City dressed
Veals steady S4lo5hc per To- country dressed GO u-
changed 1Gec. - -, ,,o - - -.
s6 IS per 100 u. ,,,. - o-0
market making. with the
stale stock cars sale all ar Jersey city. The feel
svc v-aS Steady for both sheep and lambs. Two cars
we're unsold al q late hour. few common clipped
boo1 soId Al 81 par unshorn lambs S71$T so
1er head No sales OF clipped lambs Maryland spring
famha al s5 per head Dressed mutton steady at sA@
seIes-NcP PheTson & Co.: 1877 Maryland spring lambs
n s. per head clipped sheep q n average. a. 81 per
100 fh unshoFn lamb. 50 io Al 81
FlCGs-Recetpts ga ca<s or l.e3l head. incud-
fug onehnf tho market No sales
ng steady Country dressed hogs quiet and steady at
7al0lbc per n.
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ExRoRTs TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


CoTToN-ths cotton market was reactionary to-day,
Erd showed considerable neTyousness The close
Gtsaey. but al net decline OF 10 points and at
practically the low point Of the session Business
eey active for haf session sales being estimated
100 D0 The opening steady at an advance
of points decline Of points. the months being
Influenced 6y steady cables and bush weekend figures
while crop effects OF better weather and
realizing The old continued steady 70 firm during the
FIRST few minutes but later positions acted and
tied and the entire list weakened under realizing and
local bear pressure Around II l5o for July stop orders
the short side and that position broke
2 II @ during the later trading with the close II 12c
Ihe crop closed the lowest and last prices
nearly % points under the high level OF the week The
weather map showed much more seasonabe weather over
the belt and precipitation reported trace
g okahoEns- The Indications pointed toward continued
trade hut little damage had resulted
from the cold snap earlier in the week The weekly
view OF The Chronicle stated that damage re-
porred il Atlantic Coast section from frost
private adgicas received claiming that replantng
necessary that % per
Affected would probably be abandoned. but the
ports OF damage general enough to make much
Impression sentiment. The statistics considered
huIlsh The Chrcnice's' figures showed decrease in
worlds visible supply OF American for the week
II1SO3 bales against decrease Of 65 53 bales for
tas week last and OF 1852 bales for the week
Il l9 o. This Indicated Epinners tangs for the week
q about 2ess bales against 6 3l bales for the same
year and 13S 25 bales IN 193-O4 The
visible Of American cotton IS 2531 022 balee.
against 562O56 bales last week and l6es 593 bales
years ago.
The range Of contract prices the local market to-day
Tar
New-York tribune., 1906-05-14
NEW YORK PRICES.

8IBrALs-RoN-The market for pig iron certificates
uiar grades we're considerably foundry grades
ected and STANDARD ogndy STEADY N i7 ss 6 sanqara @
so ssasi7 6S july s1T 55qs17 IS and October. sl7@
Moi.AssEs AND sYRUPs-The market for molasses
t New o1ieans bnt the @ Sndarone Al both markets
STEADY to a[En gndsT % m9asTsse Orleans centrifnea
common. 149l6c fair 1eQIso; good lsa9Qai Prime zg&
mon i4glse fair isSl5o: good, Isd2OO prime. s2S24o
oil easier today IN In, foss .S Of
higher products under absence o. EeeeuSe a @ %ay a
89c and 100 July at 3sc L4nseed on was uPSA9 bt S
standard white bbls 7soc: bulk zoe; Philadepha
75c bulk 65c refined New York 10 S0c Phia-
delphia l95c water white New AoTK Dols' SSuc' ous
New York 1890; Philadelphia ls Zoe; CIoTI0NsEED ITO @
mer Yellow May. ss1sGssc July 87 gss1 ssPs7m-
ber BIZ gSsc; October 35 9s6c; November 32%g3S .c
and becember s21sg32e prime white 4ie prime % |intsE
z2g45c outoftown. raw. 4o94le' Calcutta raw &C
PRovisToNsg provision list generally firm
again all day. Commission houses and Enslish houses houses
tSe 4os stimSse nSs e Chicago getting only hogs
En y @ e5tV sTg,vHis were 1000 head and Omaha a5O0
PORK steady quoted Ness SIe 5og$l7 2o family SlS @ s9
ass 5o family. sli 5oG$l2 90 packet $1O9Sl1i extra
SEQ 5tS 5odss2: bEEssEp HOGS STEADY Quoted Ba69ns
cuTMEATs. picked bellies steady: quoted; smoking
Io81e: 10 10 lOAc; Y 10 e%c; = n sHc: picked
QUOTED at Iiai1c: TALLow steady city. SC; country
ctT lard steady quoted at sl1e; refined ARM quoted
EOufh 8 Continent
$40 Is; COMPOUND Arm; quoted at 7@7$c; sTEARINE
easy: quoted: Oleo exc city 10c-
manifest strength at the South while offerings are
light demand 10 good average. Quotations lol
low: Domestic, scrsenngs SA G8fc: second heads 5
4<c choice heads 45947e fancy heads, 5g54e; e1tre
* acc; domestic 4a4 &c; Patna. b189
I SAC; Java. ~ GD5c; Rangoon IN bond 2hG2lsc
SUGAR-ReAned sugar remained quiet business
with rehners reporting fairly liberal Withdra"as
The undertonO seemed be steady, with prices IN
changed the basis Of 45oc less per cent cash foE
grenuiatsa Prices quoted are pe % s less IS per a5
cubes 4s5c; xxx powdered, 475c; powdered coarse
powdered fruit powdered 470c: Eagle confectionery
TanuIated s5c Eagle and extra hne granuated
7O: Eagle 2b Cartons 2ib bags and 5b bags OF hne
grsnulated 4Tc; Eagle me standard grsnui9ted ana
&-G0c; confectionery A. 44be; No !. 459c'
Nos and g. SOC; No 4 2oe; No 4loe 40 O. z,l9q;
as5c: No r. 3.sOo: Nos l8, II and 70 3 75c London
reported dull and rather easier market ZOE sugar Dee
/ with Nav quoted SIS lid The local raw
market was r without developments OF special IN
terest ana duty paid prices were quoted as follow
Centrifugal es test 13 S2Q3 7lec mIscovado sS test
23202 15-l6c, and moasses sugar 81 tesL, <l-S@9
lI-l6c. Federal bought 2Ooo bags cuban sugar;
5-S2c, basis 80 test ano II Is SAID
wanted ct that The quoted range I9E
cost and freight sugars is S24% o-5zc DUTY pald
| prices unchanged, noted above
New-York tribune., 1906-05-14
Citations.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
Hon. Otto Kelsey, New York state Comptroller Oliver
ourn Green individually and Trustee
under the Last WIN and Testament Of Andrew EaSWeu
individually and Executor OF and Trustee under the
Last Will and Testament Of Andrew Haswen Green de-
ceased; William Ogden Green InoivIdaly END Is Excel
tor Of Trustee under the Last WIN and Testament OF
Andrew Haseu Green. deceased Samuel Martin Grean
Iast VIII and Testament Og Andrew EasWeu Green
ceased; Nathan Williams Green individually and as
Executor Of and Trustee udeR te Last VIII ana Iesa
ent Of Andrew HasVe Green, deceased; Julia Elizabeth
Green Lucy Maria Green Mary Ruggles Green Owen
Ssras warner Green Baird katherine Green Baird Mi
dred Green Lydia Green Thomas Dudley Green; William
stuart Green: Andrew Hasweu Green; Lucretia Poole
Society Worcester. Aassachuetts Clark University Of
CIty; William Ramsey; and James = RRthbone Fanny
Haven and Matthias H. ArnO as Executors Of the Last
W and Testament OF Mariana A. Ogdsn. deceased ana
5i4cr1 iestees next Of kin or othsrwis send fest-
Sv. Won snd each you hereby cited REQUIRED
v ~ New YORK at the surrosates Court OF SAID
NsT fof On 9s C sSrso @ Sf thaf da the 81 S1d tS. 70 -
,tsd a judicial settlement account of procesdins
Olivsr RouFu Timothy HuggleS Green William
o. S Grssn samuel 5lartn Green ana Nathan Walg
said deceased % SIq S1 Sa % ySs ~ az F- % s Ss SS
- S1CeaS and apply to Be appointed, the
vS al our neglect failure % % 90. guardian viii
yo Il toSy @ VhSreof We have caused the Seal OF the
0--S horSunto ahlxed Witness. Hon Frank T. EIt1-
~ 81 TsrsId q Surrogate Of our said County at the
tn war of our Lard thousand nine hundred
1n0 - - DANIEL = DOVDNEX.
uAfvUTzT Nfc0UAID q STEVENS, Attorneys for Ez-
seIto-s - Nassau ST. CTTibuus Bldsl. New Torl.
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1rgp PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

York By the Cree q Ca EEss a71 Inesgs7dsns 70
= - iD. and II hs be dead. hts widoW, child chill
Sra5 Or dsscendants - such there oe the legafee9
kin Of Robert LeU18 deceased.
SS1d sreSfn: whereas Elizabeth Lewis OF The city OF
Rev york Iately applied 70 the 51Iostes court OF
or County OF New York 70 haEe certain nstruInent IN
writing relating 20 both rsal ele Retssi- R.gpey only
Sc ~ ~ County OF New NoEz oeesassd Therefore
appear bsforo the SuEFogato
-TP rtT q Tork. a. his once IN the Cnunty Of
NJ YSrl "a the 18th day O1 june one thousand nine
bvndrsd ana six. az hafgast ten oeock n the forenoon
there 70 attend tne probate Of the
% 80 VSiiu R0d Testament And such of you
S.-n- etsd under the Ogs q tgeuty-ole years
cy your guardian. Y you have one.
S9n have none. % appear ana apply Tor one 70 Be-
q y ~ A the event Of your neglect failure
~ So guardian viii Be sppqnted ~ tne surrogate %
--s1rSS=1e and act Tor yol q the proeeec4n4
A 6urrosate's Court q the SAID County % New
~ Al YORK 60 Be heFeunt0 G. .Ee1 witness. Hon
- - Prank T. fitzgerald. Surrogate q our said
,.. ~ NevT YoEis ot snid County. the 18th day %
Aps.; - 80 DANIEL J. DOWDNEY.
ea4 - Clerk OF the SuFrogato'a Court-
yOE4N R FARRAF. Petitioners Attorney,
~ ia Nassau Street. Manhattan Borough. New
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( contract prices IN the local market to-day

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables: Spot cotton
500 bales; speculation and export 600;
American 1900; receipts lOOo American; niddlng
upzne I9d Futures opened steady and unchanged.
enc Mav-Jtne s aOd; June-Juy ana July-August, ca:
sepfeabeF. sd; September SD
her-Eovenrber T6d: November December. December
Jsnrary and JanGsEy-FebruaTy. b46d. and February
c0FFEF-The coffee market easier again to-day.
The ruled quiet and steady around that level
IR-er however showed the influence OF IN
uffeFtngs. spite OF buying by
European steady but At net de-
cline points Sales for the day were estimated
e. - O0o bags European markets were little diaap-
Pointing initial decline here was In sympathy
with theiF showing. HaFre being franc lower and Ham
70 = higher Neither OF the Brazilian markets re-
parted any change the rate OF Brazilian exchange
vas d higher The Brazilian markets have made TalFy
steady slowing recently with prices holding their own IN
spite oi the advances IN the exchange rate which has
neery recovered the losses OF last week Receipts are
Tor ihe month estimated By KaFIe Erische. and no
news has been received the crop during the
HeeA alieh many take 70 mean that reason has YET
tpIse ~ changing previous Eberal estimates o. the
sei1 ta4eho1ee deliveries stiH moderate ana on
We average compared rather unavoraby with the figures
March bur fangs In April were light Street people
believe that interior supplies that buyers
remain out Of the for length Of time
Sentiment IN local circles Be mixed Large trade
interests sti talking bullishly. the In
waiting for definite news coming
crop before taking much interest n the market. The
market for spot eoee Is quiet steady with prices
TIE range Of prices the local market to-day
"a
New-York tribune., 1906-05-14

FLOIR AND 1LEAI1-BusIness n -four to-day was
FathsF being checked large extent BY the
seted q fhe wheat market Prices were adyaRced
- al Spring patents. -
winter Eraighta So 65GSs. winter patents sseea 30.
sDEhg clears g 4hdf3 10 winter s. l538 90:
extra No winter. 81 0enE3 10. RYE FLOUR steady.
s9tso FsT good s3 350G3 choice fancy. So ESD
= % CoENMEAL steady. quoted Kiln dried 81 100
49, -. as 70 aread- BAG MEAL steady: quoted: Pine
ie ana yellow. 81 81 of0tl o.. FEED
aeE.sln eui city firm quoted: Western spring $40 So
slandArd midding SO s.. Dog. s2s all Nay ship
s.sts city bran bulk S22 G23 60 middlng
eSs- - RED Dog. 50; hpmiuy chop bulk so IS: do
SUE ~ 81 OIL3IEAL4 E200S20 50.
-aA4A-AE4EAI-4EIssuiaTty vas The feature IA
New-York tribune., 1906-05-14
oTHER MARKETs-eY TELEeRAPH.

Chicago Nay l2-CATTLE- Receipts. 500 head; mar
steady strong 6eeves 1880 30 cows and hetfeTs
81 TO6g5 &4S5 40. feeders s. 500
81 90 HOGs-Recepts 1900 head. market strong Sc
higher; mixed and butchers, So 40G&6 50. good heavy
s6 B59s6 81 rough heavy 50 ds8 40 light 50 356&8 co.
pigs g se9s0 81 bulk Of Gales. s. b0aSs 60 SHEEP
AND LAAlBS-Receipts. $500 head market strong
sheep So 50. ysRTlings, IS sogs0 lambs. 81 go
Cincinnati May 12--HCGs higher: butchers and ship
pern So 575sGS6 co; common, Sc $3.50 40. cATTLE
fair goods clippers 2B
81 sHEEP steady at Sc bO9ss so LAMBS steady ss
New-York tribune., 1906-05-14

wheat to-day, The markets all started out a little
higher than the previous night but active
selling mostly long account under which prices grad
ually gave way, showing about izc decline at the
Nav auo$ed at 9Oc. July S75sc and September at
s4%c The highest point on July STAG. at the
bulls made strong efforts keep the market
drifting but predictions for in where the
weather has been too dry Of late. and Of
siderable complaint. turned the tide and promoted con
siderable heaviness especially after regular close
Crop dispatches varied. but. rule bullish all
the morning the dry weather IN Kansas. Commission
again reported active outside
mainly buying orders Influenced by the crop talk. The
selling during the last half hour after the rain de-
lever market Monday II the proved true. sta
again favored the bull side Northwest receipts
light and interior arrivals only 1000 bush, against
10000 last year. BToouhaL estimated that the words
shipments would 10 100000 bush compared with
10 672OOO previous week. and there pros
pect for another liberal decrease m the visible supply
The MInneapolis stock showed reduction OF 25 600
for day Liverpool closed sd net higher and Berlin
y mark there declines OF 541o points az
closed steady follows: No red 92o elevator and 93c
ahoat. both nominal; No Northern Duluth,
91hc. and No / Northern Manitoba 9O79c. ahoat
COtt-EIcepf right at the opening. Wren prices were
shade higher with wheat, the market showed
less depression all day both here and West. The
weather was good although the has not yet
pretty well there disposition TO take profits
while the market had fairly good undertone LAverpool
compared with coo year seaboard clear
o BUSH Nc 2 IN New York
closed 56lsc elevator and Soc aaoat; No white
b74ac, and No 2 yellow, o b ahoat, all nominal
OATS Commission houses bought July and September
oats and the market had steady tone until weakened
the close by the depression IN other markets Cash
Ssc; white 30 70 S3 10 IS saQ3S1c and clipped
white, IS 20 10, 39iz gale RYE-Aarket dull; No
ket steady feeding. 47&c, and mating 52q57c' c {
New
New-York tribune., 1906-05-14
THE GRAND HOTEL,
cAFsK1LL MOUNTAINS. n. Y.

Opens June 9th. Through Coach and Drawing Room
car service from New York Altitude over 1000 feet
5essenseE elevator to all floors. Unexcelled cuisine
ICONS Ansly or en- suite with private baths. Coli
tSooet Apply to Alfred Elliott Manager Hicks BIdg
~ = uL, hreedVay and 18th St. elevator 18th ST.
eraneel New York. telephone 474s Mod until 21th
p. o.. n. y. ~ -
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Sanmer Resorts.
SEW YORK.
CATSKILL FOUNTAIN.

The best place to spend your summer vacation IS in no
historic, picturesque and healthful
CATSKILL FOUNTAINS.
Over 1000 hotels boarding THIS dsshtcuA
region. with 'ts private par<s and cottage life
THE ULSTER s. DELAWARE K. K.
win inaugurate Its complete summer schedule Tor the ses
son OF 1864 sunday. June 1Tth
EEcuEson tickets trip viii 3 solo
~ West Shore Ticket Agents from New York and Hro9
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ware T. a. "a all points In the CafsSiu Mountains These
Eive. -
send cents postage illustrated summer Boo WITH
S6R o. the oatsills and list Of hotels and boarding
N. A. SINS
Genl Passenger Agt. Kingston N. Y.