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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-11-26

control of some of the very best mines.
There will be many changes on the
first of the year as result of the pas
sage of the Hepburn act.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-11-26

A Washington newspaper which has
installed auto delivery service esti-
mates that five minutes. is saved eyer
the old horse wagons in running be-
tween press room and trains and that
each motor does the work of three
teams on route work.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-11-26

Flo Crying on Ada's new toque).--I
shouldn't like to wear this-I look quite
silly in it,
Ada-You do, my dear! What you want
is a larger hat so that your face won't be
noticed SO much-erI meant
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-11-26

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may be loss of flesh, sallow COM
pleXion.
PrevaIency of Kidney Disease.
Most people do not realize the
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e book contains many of the thous-
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-11-26
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-11-26

only the richest man in the senate,
but the youngest as well. being but 40
years of age. He is the next to the
youngest son of Meyer Guggenheim,
a Swiss emigrant, who came in the
New-York tribune., 1907-09-13
GREAT NORTHERN TRAIN ROBBED.
Road Offers Reward for Capture of Bandits
Who Held Up Oriental Limited.

St Paul, Sept 12.-General Manager ElIi"t''
Of the Great Northern Express Company, an
,ourced to-day that the Great Northern OH
entail limited train No. l, which left st Pau OH
Tuesday morning, held up by two masked
men six or seven miles west Of Rexford, MONT"
at an early hour this morning. The roooers
crav,led over the tender, and at the point OIL
their guns commanded the engineer 10 stop tho
train They then ordered the engineer 10 go
hack with them 10 the express car ana IN
structed him to tell the express messenger mall
clerk and baggage man 70 go back into tho
coaches While this was being done the ROBBERS
kent I'D continual fusillade to terrffy the pas
sengers and keep them within the coaches
After the messenger, baggage man and maii
clerk had left their cars, the ROBBERS went
through the mail cars and robbed the sacks OF
2 large quantity Of registered mail. Then they
went into an express car. which carried an
overflow Of mail, baggage and express, ana
which contained a regular through safe After
.xploding three charges the safe was opened
and foun6 TO be empty. The robbers ola hos
enter the regular express car, in which the
messenger had been riding. On finding the safe
empty the highwaymen fired parting VolIey
and disappeared. The Great Northern Railway
Company has offered a reward of $4,000 for the
arrest and conviction Of each of the robbers
New-York tribune., 1907-09-13
NEBRASKA ROAD DEFIANT
Darlington InStructs 4gcnts State
to Com pile DcIinqucncics.

Lincoln. Neb. Sept. i2.-The State Railway Com
mission received a letter to-day from General
Freight Agent Spcns. OF the Burlington. in which
he admits advising the Burlington agents in Ne
braska refuse to submit reports 10 the State
Railway Commission. and 10 send them TO his
Office Omaha The railway commission laws
permit the state officials to question local agents
concerning the amount OF business. An explanation
Will be demanded Of the Burlington.
The railway commission ordered compilation of
all of the deInquencies OF the various railway sys
TENS to-day. Penalties may be exacted from all
the roads whose officials made mistakes in
filing statements and reports. The Burlington
heads the list with the omission Of fourteen passes
from the monthly pass list Chairman Winnet
said that the commission will meet the technical
r1anoruvres Of the railroads with similar tactics.
Because OF the restraining order granted by
Judge Munger OF the federal court. to prevent
the railway commission from promulgating a new
grain rate schedule. Governor Sheldon has de-
clared himself in favor OF a constitutional amend
unent taking from the federal courts the right To
enioiE state officials from enforcement OF state
laws.
II believe the federal courts have abused the
privilege Of the injunction enough to Justify such
action" he said to-day TOO many state laws
have been tied up by the interference of the fed
eraI courts do not believe that the makers or
the Constitution ever contemplated such use or
the injunction in the hands Of the federal courts
New-York tribune., 1907-09-13
HEARING ON MORTGAGE
Brooklyn Union EIeUatcd Would
Issue $50, 900, 900 Paper.

hearing was held yesterday by the Public Ser
vice Commission in its new hearing room In the
Tribune Building on the application of the Brooklyn
Union Elevated Railroad Company for permission
TO place a mortgage of $4,000 600. The company
was represented by T. S. Williams. vce-president
and counsel.
Commissioner Bassett presided and both he and
Commissioner Eustis put the various witnesses
through a rigid examination Mr.. Williams
the first witness. He made long preliminary
statement. saying the entire property Of the COM
pany would be given security for the payment
OF the mort gage. The money to be raised by the
mortgage is to repay the Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Company some S7000.0 900 for money It has ad-
vanced the Brooklyn Union Elevated Company and
for disbursements that TO be made.
Air Williams said ii tire intention of the
company apply to the commission for permission
10 extend its Fiatbush avenue lines to the Man
haitian Bridge and. If this request was granted. to
three and four track its lines
The witness went into n long history Of the com
pany including the merging of the various sub
sidiary lines He put the present total capital-
cation at S51.590.00e and said that despite the
total cost Of electrifying the roads and making
o+he- irnnroyenaents the present interest charge
upon the Brooklyn Union Elevated Company was
5000 600 less than total interest charge thst was
paid by the constituent companies before they were
electrified
dabtedness OF the Brooklyn Union Elevated Com
many was incurred egitimately for actual property
received and held by the company" asked Com
missioner MCCaTOH.
Z am replied Air Williams
The witness then made the following statement
in regard 70 the extensions and improvements con-
| teuplated h. the company.
| Our plsns for the Flatbush avenue extension 70 70
the Manhattan Bridge are nearly ready aII IA -
he submitted to the commission probably "!t. .
1raek II that extension Is approved pans i'i
third and fourth tracks certain otller -
~ the system will also soon Oe submitted 20 ''le
commission # the Flatbush avenue cAlellS'oi f.t
should not be approved, tho third ano lout N
s-scEe 1-orld be useless. We believe these I'M
provements however. are Nltailf lI'i'D' '"'' '''
fiAvinE RrookIvn's traffic conditions ,.,s
II the Brooklyn Rapid Transit COMPANY sno'I
sell bonds against the mortgage ana sell tntil
less than par il would have 10 make up me p.i
ferance As a matter OF fact Il has already hads
up about 100000 in that way
William 5 Nondon. general super'ntendeh' ana
chief engineer testified in detail a. 10 '4e cost
OF the proposed improvements and expenditures
1,+, commissioners Bassett and McCaTroIi
seemed 10 bo well satisfied with the hearing, and Il
is believed they will consent to the MORTGAGE VIZ
ont taking further testimony, although the nearing
uras adjourned for week.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-13
HOLDS POLICEMAN FOR CLUBBING

Magistrate Cornell severely censured Patrol
man Eugene HILL OF the West 4Ith street sta
ttor in the West Side police court yesterday for
ol,hh,,, Iobn TJlrich, of No. 355 East 8Sth
street last Saturday during controversy Win
svnpathizers of the striking meat drivers on
the West Side. Hill appeared IN court against
IrIrich, and charged him with interfering with
an arrest. but failed to produce evidence to cor
rohorate his story. After hearing the testimony
the magistrate discharged Ulrich and ordered
hin, tn make g. complaint against the policeman
for felonious assault Hill was then arrested
and held in $500 bail for trial In Special Ses-
sons.
1u,sch alleges that he walking along
Ninth avenue with a bag Of plumbers tools
when he stopped TO the trouble. witnesses
cav that Hill seized Ulrich and beat him with
b,e club When Ulrich went around to the sta
tion house to make complaint against Hill
tho latter was there before him, and the lieu
+enant. ii is alleged. without inquiring into the
facts ordered Ulrich locked up.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-13
MOVING PLATFORM UNLIKELY.
Special Bridge Committee, It Is Thought
Will Report Against 1t.

After giving careful study TO the question oil
installing a moving platform on the BROOKLYN
Bridge as a remedy for the bridge crush II Is
believed that the committee Of the Public Ser
vice Commission which was appointed TO take
I'D that problem will decide against It
IF the moving platform were installed sa'n
one of the commissioners yesterday, II "oulo
of course. mean that there would be no through
trains crossing the bridge
..rbat would simply mean that the point Of
congestion would he removed 10 some point in
Rrooklvn. II would not mean any material So
luton Of the crush problem at all
The bridge committee has decided TO report
to the commission from time 10 time. but thelr
final report will not be made for some time. II
has a force Of over a hundred men gathering
data about the crush.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-13
NEW CARPET CLEANING BUILDING.

The carpet cleaning establishment OF T. NJ Stew
art Is now ready to accept business at its new
home I'm 5lst street. Ninth avenue The firm
was established IN 1888. The new building is
s story freproof structure. 1t Is built of brick.
-ora,a ans steel contains over $4,000 square feet
of noor. space, devoted entirely to tie business
rr1,a second floor will be used for the shipping de-
r.rtment and measuring ROOM The third floor
which will be devoted entirely TO cleansing and
roroya+,np work. is equipped with compressed air
,.,,o--I vacuum cleansing system, renovattng
room, and drying compartment The sewing and
ir denartments are on the fourth floor. and
,bs ton floor contains rooms for the storage OF
household furniture.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-13

as they may speak, are searching for q ratioiial
concordat between socialist extremists and Old
time trade unionists, by which working Eng
land be united ia political campaigning
The Amalgamated Society OF Engineers mas
caused some disturbance by preferring Its WORK
ing connections with the federation ana 'he
labor party and withdrawing for four years
from the congress. The ultimate return OF this
powerful organization with its one hunored
thousand to the fold is confidently eN-
pected, for the congress. after forty years OF
systematic work represents the trade union
movement a whole. and has never had a
larger membership nor eXerted more influence IN
uplifting the millions of British toilers.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-13
FRIDAY ! Boys
SPECIALS fSc1ool
IN Wear

School Suits OF Gray and Brown
Mixed Cheviots-also Navy and Black
Double Breast and Norfolk
10 rs yrs--worJh $50 oO.-.--..--- / .9S
Norfolk and Double Breast Suits
New Fail MiXtTres-Cut fun and
roomy-7 10 I6 yrs---vaiue Sc 2. 50
Norfolk and Double Breast Suits
TSweeds, Cheviots. Mixtures AMI
OverpIaids-splendidly tailored-weaT
well Innings 10 I6 yrs
regularly S5-o0----.- --------.--- 3 SS
Russian snd Sailor Suts-New
Fall Mixtures-Saiior collars
3 20 10 yrs.-value s. 9S------.--..f I as
Knee Pants. made from tailo-s'
remnants Of Tweeds. CaS-imerss and
C'heviots-alsO Navy Cheviots and
pure finished Corduroys-4 10 Is
yrs.-vaIue - cts. TO 800 --..--- 90
BOYS Knee Pants and Bloomers-
ChevIot and Tweed Mixtures
3 20 I3 yrs-valus 40 --.-...-----. 20
Roys' Ne9Iigee Shirts-Madras and
Percale-New Fall colorings-i2 to
IA inch neckband-value ID. .4S
Madras and Percale RIouses-iaundereG
and unlaundered-iigAt. medium AMI
dark-6 to II yrs--vslue 20. -..-- AZ
New-York tribune., 1907-09-13
Rugs
window Shades
Table 0llcloths, ETC.
FRIDAY
SPECIALS

Reversible Granite Art Squares
2Irx3 yds-smali and large
designs-reg. 81 .-.---.--... = 80
Best All Wool Brussels Rugs
2x3 -Seamless-Orieutal. floral
and medallion designs
worth $500. -.--------- q. SS
BrornIey's Celebrated smyrna Rugs
strictly all woCl-newest designs
sx4 yds.-usualiy S2l- ..-----. | q. IS
silk Pillow Girdles-ane quality
3 yds. Iong-best Colors-vaiUe AZ. 50
Brass Rods for Short Curtains
Extend Il to "a inches
Extend "a to "A inches Special /
Best Table OilciOths-1A = yds. wide
white and colors-special- ---.----- 2
Opaque Window Shades It. long
white and all coIors-valus .+5- 49,. .2S
New-York tribune., 1907-09-13
HUDSON RIVER
NIGHT SERVICE

mrmm1 r@ ALBAEY Superb Steamers
P6UTbl53 LINE g. ". Morse and
AdI-onda 1k---Ieave Pier -. y. 4. week
DAYS and sundays. q =. m, " 12Hth. $50
? m ALBANY. BUFFALO. NIAGARA
FAIIS. MONTREAL. the North. East and
West Fine service. Music. Gorgeous
sas-crllght exhibit. Comfortable state
rooms. with or without bath. all comforts
OF rome and club.
R1TP1T - TROY Steamers Dean
5I j IA6NS LINE Rlchmoui a n d
,;r..anrsrt I've Pier a. \. r. week days
Tickets and stat.ruons at Wharf Offices.
also st city Ticket once. 29n broadway.
cor Reade ST
New-York tribune., 1907-09-13
RATIcPY STEAMSHIP co.

Fleet OF splendid modern steamships
Finest service Delightful Ocean and
Gulf voyagea Low colonlst rates
ALI, SAILINCfS from Pier Is or IL,
Fast River. nr. Fulton st, N.Y..I2 Noon.
GALVESTON, Tues.. Thur, sat: MO
BILE. Fri BRUNSWICK. Ga. Fri;
KEY WEST. sat
Freight and Passengers to the South.
West and Southwest. Including Texas.
Louisiana. Arkansas. Oklahoma Kan
sas. New and Old Mexico, Colorado.
Utah. Nevada. Arizona and California
Tickets. reservations, Bills LadinS
and all information. 80 b way, cor. Reads
81. and SO South. nr. Fulton ST. n l.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-13
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD

Fast Express Service.
PLYMOUTH H-CHERBOURG-
CeCfIa tnew) )SeptI7.u AN CeciIe(nev)Oct- -
Kaiser. Sept. "A. 10 AM Kaiser ---- Oct %
X. VIM. II. Oct-I, II AM X VIM II Oct 20
KTonprinz oct. s, , PM Krcnprinz. Nov D
Twin-Screw Passenger Service.
H-CHERBOU URG-BREnEN
sTrave Sept IS, 10 AM 'Gneisenau- Oct 10
EarbaYcssa Septic JOAN fMain. ----- Oct II
Kurfuerst sept 26, 10 AGI Barbarossa- Oct "a
Friedrich. Oct. ;. 10 AM Rurfuerst- Oct 81
Bremen direct
Mediterranean Service.
BLTAR-NAPLE LES-GENOA, at II AN
'Neckar ... Sept IA "NeCkar ..-.-- Oct 20
Z. Irene. Sept p Friedrich Nov. =
X. Luise. ....-O oct. x K Luise- Nov 10
X. Albert. oct. 10 X. Albert. Nov. 30
%Omits Genoa
From Bremen Piers. 81 & 4th SITS, Hobokeu-
AROUND THE WORLD TOURS
East and West.
\ q. LLOYD EMPRESS SERVICE
NARSEII. I.LFrS-NAPI.fzS- ALEXANDRIA
German -Iediterrsnean-i-evant Line
NarseiIIes- Genoa VIA Naples to the Ievant.
ROYAL ROUMANIAN MAIL STEAMERS,
CoustanZa-Consta antinople-:SHyTna~-
Alexandria.
North German LLOYD Travellers Checks
Good All Over the World.
OELR1cHS & co. No > Broadway. y Y
Louis n. Meyer. 1916 Walnut ST. Phila-
New-York tribune., 1907-09-13
FRIDAY ! Millinery
SPECIALS " bite Waists
IN Co-sets, Etc.

Women's White Lawn Waists
fronts OF emb'y and fine tuck5-
tucked backs-worJh .aS- -..--.---. 80
Tailored washable Waists Of black
dotted Nadras-vIds and narrow
plsats-worth 81. 20 e----.----...---- .9S
MerCerfzed PopIin wsists-horal or
figure desizns-strictly tailored
worth - 40 --.------ -.--- / .SC
CoutiI and Batists Corsets-Nsw
nodel-habtt hip and French shape
lace trim q. medium and high
bTst-iHstead Of 81 . ---------.--- ~
Wosnen-s Felt Hats-black and all
colors-worth 81 "a ----..-----.---- .6S
women's and Misses ready to wear
Hats-nevvest shapes and colOrs-
value Sl-bS ---------- -.-----.- I ~
Misses Hats-PraIris and ether
styles-Velvet or Roman Bands
value 81 % -.---- -
womau's and Misses New Tntrimmed
Felt Hats-Iatest shapes and
cOlCrE-value Sf-4 f-4o.--------------- .SS
Wings. Breasts and Fancy COques
Black. White and New Fall
Coiorings-reE -5e.------.---.-..-- so
Black Satinetts Petticoats-dUrable and
Iustrous-Axtra fulI-trim'd knee high
lengths 3S 20 42-worth as 90
New-York tribune., 1907-09-13
APPEAL FOR HELP FOUND IN BOTTLE.
Alleged Note from Stamford Turned Over to
Local Police.

Patrolruan Patrick j Darcy, of the Alexander
avenue station yesterday note 10 the officer
in charge saying il had been found in bottle
floating in the East River at the foot OF 149d street
nv Joseph Wenes, OF No. s45 East 15Sth street. a
car inspector for the New York Central at Port
Morris The read
stamford. Conn, Sept 6.-Am held captive in
red cottage south side of city. the Sound. Save
me "MAUDE STILMAN.
NO e6t East fist street. New York City
Stamford, Conn, Sept 1.-THE police here have
no information from New York of the note In the
hottie said TO have been found in the East River.
There are several red cottages Long Island
sound here. Chief of Police Brennan said II
shall make no investigation unless asked to so
nv some one in authority. 1t looks me like the
trick % a schoolboy schoolgirl"
New-York tribune., 1907-09-13
FRIDAY Linens
SPECIALS AoNcLS
IN Toweili1gs

All Linen Satin DamasSs-1o tncn
rev patrerns-worth -Te---------- -69
All Linen Satin Double Darasxs-
F',1U Bleached-7O inches wide
exclusive desfgns-Si. % quality .SS
Napkins TO rnstch-2o inch
-. So % doz.............-...-. 1 50
Turkish TOweFs-2sx5S-wfde hem.
corded borders-reg 80 --.--.---. -50
TJsu1-df Huck Towels-aH Linen
9ssx91-damask bOrdsrs-rsg -35-.. 20
All I!ren Crash Towellings-
II frch-value -12is I'd d-------.-- %
All Linen Crash Toweiisnss. also
check glass toweilsngs-special- 4 =
New-York tribune., 1907-09-13
FRIDAY I Girls Wear
SPECIALS and
IN Babies Wear

Girls School Dresses-Ginghams.
C'hambrays and Percales-
round and square neck-also yoke
and Russian styla-6 70 IA yrs
regularly SIG 20 So. 2.49..--...---.- .9S
Girls New Fail Refers
All Wool PIaids and Checks.
and red and navy Paca Cloths
plain. inlaid or velvet collars
10 IL yrs.-wOrth 500. ...--...2. 9S
Another Iot-wcrth s6.00. ..-.....-.S .9S
Babies SILK Caps-siIS lined ane
interIined-F'renCh turubacks or
ruche-reg- -59------ ---.----- .e3Si
Rabies Long and Short Goats
Bedford cord-Iined and .nte-li1ed-
single and double capes. with lace.
fancy braids and ribbOn-stzes 20
years-wOrth g. IS 15----.-.--..----.-- .SS
Babies Cashmere Shirts-Cpsn front
long sleeves@also Cashmere Bands
with shoulder strapS-worth 10. Q =
New-York tribune., 1907-09-13
pED "Dr LINE

For Ia Guayra. Puerto Caceilo,
Curacao and MaracaibO, via Curacao. call
ing also at San Juan. ?. r.:
SIS Caracas -----.. Saturday, sept II. noon
SIS PhiIadslphia -. Saturday, Sept -. noon
For IA GuayTa, Curacao, Maracaieo;
SIS Zulia-..........Sa Saturday. Sept y. noon
S. MarHcaiDo ..-.-- Saturday. Oct. 0. noon
These steamers have superior accofnino-
dations for passengers
BOULTON. BLISS & DALLETT.
General Managers. So Wall 81.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-13
Womsr'S Underwear
and
Cniidren'S AJ-01s
FRIDAY
SPECIALS

Cambria Corset Covers-fancy lace
yokes. one or two lace inserts IN
back-ribbon drawtngs-res. 80, ~
Cambria Slllrts-high lawn founces
with four wide inserts and edge Ot
CTuny lace and twelve tucks-also
other handsome styles
worth So so. 9.-'.----.--.- --..--..-.--f 9S
Night C;owns-Cambric and nRinsoOk-
high round or ' neck-elesantly
trim'd with lace. etc--reg- s1-3a. IS
CoIored Lawn Corset Covers-black.
pink b1ue-hfzh neck. short sleeves
button 'front.' or back-elsewhere 50 .4S
Cambria and Muslin Drawers-wids
umbrella rufies of good emb'y and
tucks or lace and inserts-valus 50 4S
Chud-en's Gingham Hubbard Aprons
20 10 yrs--reg- 80. so
New-York tribune., 1907-09-13

tells of 0i Friday Bargansthe ruil nunoer
specially attractions is others ars
of lists dspayed arouhc
our where they he easily read-
TELEPHONE ORDERS
New-York tribune., 1907-09-13
Steamships VALE amdl ElARWARD
9OERqMRm lDNE5s

From Piers 51-52, Nogth River.
TO LIVERPOOL. VIA QUEE@DTOWN
PASSENGERS BOOKED THROUGH TO
LONDON AND PARIS.
ETRT-RT -RTA---.---.--..--9E SEPT -. 10 a. NJ
JUCANTA- --..---- SEPT Is. : = N
LUSITANIA. Sspt 81 IUMBRIA.-.. sept. 2S
CARONIA.. Sept "a iC'AMPANIA. Oct o
The new ouadrupIe Screw Turbine.
s. 8. "LUSITANlA' TGNs 41i$ys
LARGEST VESSEL. IN THE WORLD,
VIII leave New York sat, Sept IL = W.
from Pier 81. n R foot Of l4th St-b-
HUNGA GARIAN-ABIERICAN Service.
TO FIJI ME VIA -.
GIBRALTAR NAPLES AND IkiEoA f'-
PANNONTA........sep sept. 26. neon; Nov. u
CARPATHTACvia Genoa). Oct10, noon; Nov y
SLAVONIA. OCT -, ,,,l,rre. ngeu
SPECIAL MFpITTRRA\EAN CRUISES
CALLING AT MADEIRA.
Fcrnvic ! Nov %, 1907
10000 tors 'Feb. Is '-al''''s At
carmania c. IN an. ;5ss. ;5ss 10. ALEXANDRIA
,-EENON II BPOWT. Genn Agent.
21-24 State St. opposite the Battery
New-York tribune., 1907-09-13
STEAMBOATS,.
TE711T03ORl lR0UER
nv DAYLIGHT.

. Ia. j L-A.E-A A.
PaIstiaI steamers ''HENDTIcR HJDSoN.
SEW YORK ALBANY and 'MARf
POWELL OF the Hudson River Day LII .e,I5'
fastest and finest river boats IN the me-, &
Iaaya Brooklyn. Fulton -. tby AuneA,, =
posbrosses. 5 20. " 42d St. eco. w lZsta
Sc 800 NJ. Landing AZ lora,ei =. y" 49, -,
Point Sevhurgh. PouEnkeepste, f>!nEsS.h ,,.I
Point. CatslriI. Hudson and Albany DalIy'
except SUNDAY. Spe1is! trains TO Sa'aS%sa' 20
and easy connections TO all points last
%o,tb and Nest Through tickets and bag
gage checked at Offices q y. Y transfer
90 Through rail tickets between \. /
and Albany accented. Most dfhChtIut one
dav outings to West Point. Ne" hurEh or
PouEhkeepsie. returning on Gown pd! podt.
Restanraut oper. al lay. Table h'le
breakfast, T5c Music
STEbHER MARY POWELL
Leaving peshrosses St at - T NJ,
Yves. 42i St = =. NJ Vest 12eth St. ~
7 VI. daily. except Sunday. for Highland
Fails NVeat Point Cornwall. Newburgn.
New HanburVh. Milton, Foughkeepsie'
Rondout and Kingston. Orchestra on board