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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-06-10

Wilson the Stoliker restaurant In the
Drew block. The reported consideration
is $500. That .Dick" will do good busi-
ness goes without saying.
Gov. f. ID. Proctor, who attended the
graduation exercises at Derby Wednesday,
spent the night here with Lieut.. Gov.
Prouty, leaving for Burlington over the
c. 2. r. Thursday morning.
Arthur Rich assumed his new respon-
sibilities as assistant treasurer OF the
Orleans Trust company June 1, Mr.. Brown
entering on his duties with the Passump-
sic Telephone company at that time.
L. A. SpsuIding is reported to have pur-
chased the debris from the Memphremagog
house fire and will clean, up the site. A
new billboard for the coming. circus
attraction already rises from the ashes.
The Whist club so long located In the
Lane block has vacated its rooms there
and removed to quarters In the Lindsay
block. The room at Lanes is occupied by
the Passumpsic Telephone and Telegraph
company.
The funeral of Eugene Dagenais, who
died from injuries received May 30, was
| held from the Roman Catholic church
Saturday morning, June l. The pupils in
the parish school marched in a body to
the cemetery.
The funeral of Jesse Lahar, who died in
Boston, was held at the Congregational
church Saturday afternoon, June 1. Mr..
Lahar lived here for about 40 years, then
he removed to Massachusetts, where he had
survive him, also three brothers who
reside in Newport.
Conductor Charles Hayes seems to be
safer on train than in team. Friday
while driving on the Causeway with Mrs
Hayes the horse became frightened at 6
telegraph pole. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Hayes
were thrown out and the wagon con
siderably demolished, but no serious in
jures were sustained.
Following is the program for commence
ment week at Newport academy. SermoI
: to the graduating class Sunday morning
June 9, at Congregational church by Rev
| .. VI. DHruGS VI Ots
banquet Tuesday evening at the Newpor
, house; class day exercises Wednesda.
4 afternoon at 2:30 O'Clock on the schoo
lawn; graduation exercises Thursday eve
ming at O'Clock, Lanes opera house
SEMI or reception and dance Friday evenin
at O'Clock, in new school hall.
:: TROY.
Mr.. Hammel of Newport has moved int
Jack Gibson's house.
y Harrison Buck and Ralph Albee are hon
from Derby Academy.
Miss Mary Wursthorne of Richford WI
a recent visitor in town.
}. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Ii. Wallace have bee
;. visiting at W. d. MilIer's.
;. Mrs. VIM. Edmonds is in Richford visi
:. in her sister, Mrs. w. W. Woods.
:, Congratulations to Mr.. and Mrs. Ca
: Wiley on the arrival of daughter June
=. A.W. Edmonds has some fine post caro-
:. views of our town, the work of Leon E
u kins.
CONTINUED ON PAGE EIGHT
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776 Finest High Lustre Italian Cloth,
circular founce, b. g. tucks, deep
underpiece with dust ruffls.
Equal in appearance to a silk
petticoat $29S
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THE BIC PETTICOAT SALE

We sell pettcoats the year round, but max
ing special effort to bring this department to the notice of
the ladies of this vicinity and increase business
In order to make this record breaking sale began
preparations for it time at the close of the fall
before the factories rushed with orders and selected
fully the right materials and styles for these pettcoa now
Notwithstanding the great advance the price cloths
able show you better values and complete
than ever before
You will find every garment carefully and correctly made
with tailored dust rues and shaped The STYLES
and handsome, which have quoted prices
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GREENSBORO BEND.

George Y. simpson loaded car OF sugar
here last Thursday.
Mrs. Curtis Dorner is spending a few
days in Morrisville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Caswell are visit
ing at Joseph Clark's.
Mrs. Lizzie Davis has been engaged to
teach In the school here.
J. H. Pope, wife and daughter, Hazel,
were in Jacksonville over Sunday and
Monday.
Fora Ransom, who spent the winter in
Manchester, is at the home of her father,
Bert Ransom, for a visit.
Frank Amsden Is having his dwelling
house and feed store painted. Mr.. FerneII
from Manchester, n. H. is doing the work.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Batten have broken up
housekeeping on account of Mrs. Batten
having such poor health, and al present
they are living with their daughter, Mrs.
Charlie Sternburg.
Amssa Hutchins died Monday about
noon, at the home of mis- son, Jason Hutch
ins. he had been in poor health for about
a year, but he was confined to his bed
only few weeks. he was a man honored
and respected by all who knew him. Hi.
age was 70 years. He leaves to mourn hi.
loss i've so1s and one daughter, Mrs. G. r
Davis, besides several grandchildren. Tn,
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funeral was held Wednesday at O'Clock
at Jason Hutchins, Rev. Mr.. Ross officiating.
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RASRURC.

RlASBURC.
Henry Macia is building new barn.
week.
Frank Wiley has been quite i'll the past
week
Moses White was In Montreal one day
last week.
F. NJ. Sears is making quite extensive
repairs on his house.
z. B. Luther of woIcott has moved into
the j. ID. Cotton house.
Mrs. Della Laclair OF Lowell visited
friends in town Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Lee are entertain
ing relatives from Canada.
f. A. Buchanan has moved into the
house he recently purchased of John
/ France.
The Congregational Ladies' Aid society
held their annual meeting and elected
officers Thursday.
Prof. Leland Green and Roy Phillips
attended the alumni banquet of Barton
academy Thursday evening.
-. Grant has been in Barton Landing
the past week, where he has charge of the
enlargement of the waterworks.
Rev. Josiah Poeton attended the county
conference of Congregational churches
which was held at Island Pond last week.
The regular meeting of 1. o. G. T. has
been postponed from next Wednesday
evening until Wednesday evening, June 49,
News has been received here of the death
of Clyde Kidder in a hospital In Alberta
Can. Further particulars will be given
next week.
The Epworth League held its annual
election of officers Tuesday evening. L
N. Knapp was elected president, Msry
J Knapp vice president, Nellie McGoff secre
tary, Mrs. F. j. Grant treasurer.
} Several of the baseball enthusiasts me
Wednesday evening and made star
towards baseball the coming season. d
} e. Brahana was elected manager and Cas-
sius Allen captain. Indications now poin
to good town team here this summer.
The ladies who are interested in tn
Methodist church are preparing to hold
sale in Court house hall June 13, IA, Is
day and evening, consisting of quilts
aprons and many other useful and fame.
articles. Food, ice cream, pop corn ant
homemade candy will also be on sale
. The Methodist ladies have had an excellen
cookbook published, which will be on sal
at this time. There will be good music Il
attendance. Everyone is most cordial
invited. Admission free but come pre-
s pared TO buy.
A reunion of r. W. Cowles' family wa
: held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Carpenter May %, 81 being present: MI
a and Mrs r. w. Cowles of Coventry; MI
and Mrs. II. H. Cowles of Silks, ILL.,. Nj
;, and Mrs. +. H. Cowles of st. Johnsbury
Mr.. and Mrs. r. K. Ware and three Chi
dren of Coventry, Mr.. and Mrs. A. v
Shedd and daughter of Barton and M
and Mrs. &. L.. Cowles and daughter
10 Coventry. These gatherings have bee
held yearly for the past nine years, wit
IT the exception of once or twice, and al
much enjoyed as the family remain
II unbroken.
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LOWELL.

Mr.. and Mrs. c. Hodgeman were in Bar
ton last week.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Blanchard May %.
Bernie Wilson and FL. Arthur Parker
were in Albany Friday.
d. Eugene Curtis of Brooklyn, N. , is
in town for few days.
Mrs. Frank Sisco and daughters are
visiting in Newport Center.
Don't forget to attend ''The Deacon"
played June IA by home talent.
Mrs. VIM. Hodgeman returned home
from Manchester, N. H., Thursday.
! Mrs. Benware and son and daughter
from Westfield spent Sunday in town.
Children's day will be observed June 16
at both churches. Everybody is invited to
attend.
A full program of events to come off here
July 4th will be published in next weeks
MONITOR.
Geo. Hartwell of Piermont, N. H., is
spending a few weeks in town among
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. II. Newton and Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. o. Sanborn spent last week in
North Troy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Dana of Barton spent
Sunday in town as guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Young.
Mrs. May Wallace has returned to Bos-
ton. Her little son, Ralph went home with
her for few weeks.
Rev. NJ. L. Severance of Burlington oc-
cupisd the pulpit at the Congregational
church Sunday, June 2.
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NEWPORT.

S. S. Tinkham OF Burlington visited his
son, Z. 5. Tinkham, last week.
F. w. Elkins of the customs service at
Quebec was in town Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Burns entertained
their friends with euchre Friday evening.
U. A. Harris of Newport Center and DR..
o. B. Gould have recently purchased new
Rambler automobiles.
"The Dutchman's Honeymoon at
Lanes Wednesday evening was a very
comical show and the parts were well
taken.
Mrs. E. B. Wellman and Mrs. n. D.
Stannard of Barton Landing and Miss M
F. Chamberlin of New York City visited
relatives in town last week.
The vault at the custom house has re.
Gently been fitted with new steel sheIye:
and drawers more in keeping with a fire.
proof vault than the original wooder
equipment.
Grand Patron and Mrs. c. r. storrs, Mrs
Kathleen Wright, Mrs. o. c. Miller anC
III. E. Robbins attended the meeting of thu
, Grand chapter, Order Eastern Star, at Bur
I lington last week.
Richard Hurst has purchased of Mr.
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748 Made from special light weight
fabric, close imitation OF taffeta
silk. with deep underpiece and
dust ruffis. Practically silk
skirt at $I.4S
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GREENSBORO.

Prof. Bliss Perry was In town last week.
Children's day was observed at the Con-
gregational church Sunday.
DR.. o. w. Daley has returned to White
River Junction for three weeks stay.
Mrs. j. II. Darlington, who has been in
Cabot for a week, returned home Thursday
Several from this place attended the ell
ocution recital at Hardwick on Monday
night.
The Martz and Burnell Vaudeville show
will be at the town hall Thursday evening
June ID.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-06-10
WEST GLOVER.

David Jerome is In poor health.
G. H. BicEford is having the grip.
Children's day will be observed here
June Is.
NJ H. Lewis has finished saving his
lumber.
Mrs. Harriet Borland is visiting friends
in town.
Mrs. Sheldon visited Mrs. Emma Skin
ner this week.
Walter Lewis was home from Barre for
short visit recently.
John Borland has returned from his trip
to Maine and Massachusetts,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Dewing welcomed a
daughter to their home June3
d. ID. Gilmour recently purchased fine
piano from A. X. Cowles of Barton.
The Willing Workers spent pleasant
afternoon at Rev. A. b. Ross, June Z.
Ruby Barber was in Sheffield for visit
June /, and reports seeing snow on her
trip.
Rev. A. b. Ross and Z. G. King attended
the Congregational conference at Island
Pond.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Smith visited
relatives in Morgan and Charleston re-
Gently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott OF st. Johnsbury are
working for Mrs. Scott's father, Quartus
Graves.
Miss Gladys Bean and Mrs. E. G. Bakel
and two children are visiting friends il
Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Buchanan, who hav
been visiting relatives here, have returnet
to their home In Irasburg.
Although the crops are late the farmer
are preparing for haying. George Uri
and VIM. Cameron have purchased ha
leaders, which will enable them to loa
their hay from the field just az it is mowr
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no Finest High Lustre Italian Cloth,
deep circular founce with pin
tucks. Very handsome design
81 25
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766 Finest High Lustre Italian Cloth
Made with tucked and hemstitch-
ed flounce and ruffle S1.1S
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746 Extra Fine Merceriz I'D Sitteen
made with deep strapped founce
and shirred ruffie. Extra value
at $1.4S
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JANITOR R-Cora for one or cwo. houses on
West Side, D. years reference. p. Sex
to-. 41l ION ave.
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RAILROADS.

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NEW JERSEY CENTRAL.
line SHOWN below Is nom Llbsrty ST.
Station Leave West I'D ST 10 uInntes
carrier. except as noted 5y designating
PHILADELPHIA TWO -HOUS TRAIN
EVERY HOUR ON TIE HOUR
3-!2 i. ESQ. moo. E"S-OO. $50. 900.
$50. 80 2o5 iO u 90 .. .4oo q igp 5!s co $50.
m'e,qo. 200. $500. 300. pi9.2o p M
BALTIMORE AND wASHINGTON-z.LSO
sue $4,000 f'l2O0. 800. I'4o@
L4EEWooD AND I.AKEaJ.osT-z4OO.
lttO a. M. XLGO 80. k3. 40, 800 p M
SUNDAYS. 200, 1000 a. IN. 80 2 n
! ATLANTIC CITY-"iU.0O g. m xl.oo.
p2SO. k;}. 10 .. N.
ALL RAIL ROCTE- Long Branch. Asbury
Fark- Ocean Grove Sundays. North Asoufy
"a, ~. zive. $50. IlJD a. N, eNi2- 40.
Tl2Q: Lso. $50. g4.45, SIS. $50, 63e.
Jd-ti sundays. except ocean GfOFes
1850, i a. m. SEQ $50 p M
SANDY HOOK TE-Ariautlc High
lands. Seabrlght. Monmouth Beach. Long
- amen. AsbnFy Park and O1ean tIrove-
Leave Fier 81. y. r cs21 St.l. 800 a. m.
lZS0, SEQ. AIS. sundays. 9-3p a. ~
5Cs,I S5 g g p - rs 5, Leave F.ss 5a - \ 4s
sundays 1000 & " $50 $40 D. IN.
Time tables giving time 70 EASLt.N,
80 = L.EE EM. ALL--S TOWN, MASSa
READING. HARRISBURG. POTTSVILLE.
VILLA ASPURT and all c-Aer points an
be obtained at following Offices LiberrS St.
tNsst sd s.. Tel St44 chelsea. 3 Astor
House. e+j- 43t. 1900, IS-i Broadway ls-
5rb Av. Ss1 5th Av = Union square West.
2-3s 30 Av. los West f25-h St. &45 ColuIn-
bus Az New York Z Court st. S4J. 90
Fulton s. 80 NCstraud Av-, SrooS!yn.
$50 Broadway. WilliamsbuFG- Nsw YORK
Transfer co. calls fcr and checks baggage
'Daily. tDsfy. except Sunday psun-
6aVS fParior cars only. mDintng car
excert sundays NSlturdays only ZLto-
erty 81. only SDininS car Sundays lLin-
ing cal daily bF1cept Saturdays. FROM
West Twenty-third StreCt-ef2O p ~
II 30 T. NJ III.50 r NJ Ks 81 r II
" C. BESLER. W. c HOPE.
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the same time becomes bolder. grander. more sub
ime Mountain peaks twice ten thousand feet
hlsn. tower about us, and We overwhelmed by
thelr oVerpowering vastHess and steriiity. No
where except i'm Montenegro and the Canadian
Rockies. have l seen such massive natural monu-
ments and the latter relieved by vegetation up
10 the tree line. There seems TO be tree line in
the Andes
on the top of the pass is of the most re-
markable statues in the world-an heroic figure of
the Christ. uphOlding cross. on the base of the
pedestal are the emblematic figures of Chilli and
Argentina ClaSpinE hands a symbol of their set
uement of the boundary dispute. which at time
seriously threatened war-a happily averted by
arbitration, which assigned the summit of the
Andes as the boundary between the nations.
Under the pedestal is the inscription:
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general Information about foreign travel
Travellers checks good all over the wtrl1-
OFFICE. 81 BROApWAY. y Y
Phone 1900 Rector Piers. HOrCEsn.
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VALET. companion to an invalid. expert
creed educated gentlemauly. Graham
60 Lexington ave
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NURSE. ATTENDANT. COMPANION-
TloTouzhly experienced. best personal city
reference, wcUld travel. Nurse, 26S West
21st ST.
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He Is OUR PEACE
WHO HATH MADE BOTH ONE.

The masnihCence of the surrounding scenery. the
isolated oftiness Of the natural pedestal and the
the statue itself all combine make The Christ
OF the Andes perhaps the most impressive monu-
ment in the world.
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LOST or STOLEN -Passbook No. "a 241 OF
the North River Savings Bank. All per
sons are cautioned against purchasing or
negotiating the same and any person nav
upon to present the same 10 the bank on or
b. fore the Ist day of July. 1907. or submit
20 having the passbook declared cancelled
and extlneulshed and & new book issued in
lion thereof
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
MNRTa GEsmam LLOYD.

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
Fast Express Service.
PLYMOUTH-C.fF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Kaiser....Jure T. IL All X. VIM III July =
h W-ra II June II. 6 AN Kronprinz- July rs
kTOnPrinz.JCne Is. 10 An Kaiser --- july 80
Kaiser. July .. 10 AM \. w m IL Apg- o
Twin Screw Passenger SglNiGg,
PT.YNOUTFI-CH RBOURG-BEsEAlksN,
sMain- June Is, 10 An ? Aiice-. 81 ING =
Rarh1r0Ss1-Junc II. JAN -Fe.'e'- - - ,,l4 =
kurfuerst-June 1910 AN Bar3arossa' 81 l- NY ! /!
Friedrich. June 20. 10 An tlUrfuerst July II
Bremen direct
Mediterranean Service.
GtE'LTAR-NAP NAPLES-GENOA. AT II An
NeGAar -. June : Ne f-aI- .--'- ) }S -tS - -
X Albert June - X Albert. Aug :
= lreue..... July l3 ?. Irene .AHs- Il
From Bremen Piers. Sd & 4th SITS. TIoa7yen.
NORTH GERM An LLOYD TRAE r.I4i.t.tts
CHECKS GOOD ALL OVER tn ~ "Oitl-L'
Louis T.. Meyer. Io16 Walnut St. Fhtla-
EA5-BURC RC-ATEERTCAE LINE,
TWIN SCREW ENTREES AND PASSEN-
GER SERVICE
Plyuol(l-CEeG aJErg -E2Tl c~I s
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Pretoria. June S. 3 Pm "P.Linc0in June2-
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Patricia June l5,7.5oAN Naidersee -J lne -
+Am1nE special features Of these yeSSe-S
are: Grill Room, C,y gymnasium, Palm Garden,
Ritz-C'arltO1 Restaurant, Elevators, Eiecti--
Baths 4IJamhUrg direct
Mediterranean Service.
TO NAPLES-Ci ENO3.
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HAS Griliroom. fIias GyuHas'u-A-
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general information about foreign traysi-
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OFFICE. 81 BROADWAY, n Y
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AMERICAN LINE satl.of ssatl.o5 at a. 10 < 4 4 a.
PLYMOUTU-CHERB G-sOUTHA0 HA0iPTON
NV 4OEk June s. J-iy s. Aug 10
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ST PAUL. ..--.- June 90 Aug 3. Aug. 81
RED STAR LTH3S from 5,2 Pier
NEW YORK-DOVEV-A
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FINLASD...June y, $40 IN. Jly - Aug 81
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'tADRIATIC tnew)June ~. II :3OANI; JulylT
ECIONIC. June 26. 10 AN; July "a
New. 5000 tons. has Elevator.
6lunasium, Turkish RathS and rBand-
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N Y. ~ H & HARTFORD r. X.
Trains Cerart from Grand Central Station
z2l St and Attn Ave. as follows for
Boston via New London & Prov.-ftS;0o.
= 1000. * 1902 A n. T ;0os
'y12:OO p. NJ. VIA wilhmantic-ftS: sol A.
NJ. f2 90 P NJ. via SpfG--fe:14 a NJ
f.if2-OO 400 Ill 90 P. NJ.
wor ster & Fitch. via Putnam 70: SO P. NJ
LakeviIle z Norf-fs:49 A NJ: tS:S1 P. NJ
CT harrington. StOckbridgs. Lenox. Pitts
feld--i4 .54 Fs:4S A. NJ 81 20 1S:S1 P. NJ
Ticket Offices at cCrand Central station
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3 way. C25 Union Square. c1s2 Fifth Ava
C2il Columbus Ave, c649 Madison ave-
cft5 W. 125th St. 279S Third Ave IN
Brooklyr c4 Court St. 479 Nostrand Ave.
$50 e way
~Dafly Except Sundays. gStops - f25tn
- NStops at 125th St Sundays only
1ParIor Car Limited iiHas dining car
cParlor and Sleeping Car tickets also. sSat-
urdays only
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r. 20 had. free OF charge. at tie U3
Tow Cfics Of The New YcrE Tribune.
1893 Broadway. between 3eth and
s51h stH.
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MACHINERY,

AT REDUCED PRICEs.-oOo second hand
wood ana iron WORKING machines. fully
guaranteed; machinery bought and eI-
chrnPed GEO b EDDY. 39s Madison st
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BALTIMORE Z OaIO B. B.
t,a,.5 Thr5rch na1r rraIns =, ~, west.

ADaliY.
Through Daily Trains tn t'.e West.
Leave New York City 23d ST. Llo oC-
CHICAGO. PTTTSRURG. 90 am ~ ~ an an
PITTSRIRC. CI.EVELD 8. 80 pm 400 pm
''PITTS8CRG LIMIT D. $50 pm 200 pm
GIN ST. LOUIS. .LOUISV.. 1f-50 pm 81 am
GIN. 81 LOUIS. .LOUISV.. $50 am lO-9U aI1
GIN ST LOUIS LOUISv.. $50 pm 500 pm
Offices. 245 434 1900 Broadway. 6 Astor
House, los Greenwich St. . Union Squsls
w SOL Grand St. n Y: 343 Fulton St-s
Brooklyn: West ODD St ard Liberty 81:
After .. m. Sieping Car Reservations
and full Information regarding trains. etc.
can be OBTAINED at Bureau OF InfoTmations
B. o. r. r., 23d Terminal 'Phons
No. Caslse2 3144.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-03
BOARD AND ROOMS

Single insertions 3 cents per lire. Six
teen words. seven times consecutivefy 81.
which entities advertiser TO have rooms
entered for a period Of fourteen days IN
The Trtbunes Directory OF Desirable
Rooms Write for circular.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-03
LOST-BANKBOORs

LOST. Handbook No. 854. 2a2 Of the Union
Dime Savings InFtitution is missing. Any
person having a claim 10 81 iB hereby called
upon 10 present the same within ten days
or submit to having said passbook cancelled
and new one issued.