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New-York tribune., 1907-06-24
RESULTS OF GAMES
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

Chicago defeated St Louis In the National
League yesterday. and increased its lead IN the
championship race. Pfttsburg and Cincinnati broke
even IN the doubleheader.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-24
AMERICAN LEAGUE 81

Cleveland won from Chicago IN the American
League yesterday by score OF TO 6. In this other
game played Detroit beat ct. Louis by score OF
TO 1.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-24
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Chicago Defeats st. Louis and In
creaSeS Its Lead.

NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
st. Louis at Chicago
Cincinnati Mt Pittsburg.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Chicago 2; ST. Louis, /.
Pittsburg, g: Cincinnati. (6rst gams)
Cincinnati, g.; Pittsburg, (second game1 J.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-24
CLEVELAND. Z: CHICAGO. 6.

AT Chicago: " r.
Chicago 10 o Q Q Q Q Q 6-5 Il
Batterse-Ceveland, joss. Rhoadss ana Clarke, cvh,
eago. Wakh and Mcfarland. Umptres-ConnciIy and
oLoughln. -.' N~2
New-York tribune., 1907-06-24
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
T50o Games PIayed-CIeueIand
Beats Chicago.

AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY,
New York at Boston.
Cleveland at Chicago
Detroit at St. Louis,
Washington at Philadelphia
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Detroit, 2: Louis, 1.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-24
cINcINNATI WINS AND Iosus

At Cincinnati cirst garnel- r, H. n
cinainnaa ci1as1GIs ::..:: ::::.::::: 30
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Iesvsr and Phelps; Cincinnati
Coakley and McLSan-
Second game r. H Il
Pittsburg. ...-.....-...... o % !
MISUNDERSTANDING, wsnsr ana schlei; Pittsburg
Czmnz and Smith. Urnpires-Carpentsr Johnstone.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-24
CHICAGO. 2; ST. LOUIS,

At Chicago: r. n p.
Chicago .....-....0 Q Q Ia
Battertes-Chicago, Reuhach and Killing; st. Louis
kargeF and Marshall. Umpire-ODay.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-24
DETROIT. 2: ST. LOUIS, /

At st. Louis: p ~ "
e s'ias ssu,::.::.....::..::...::3 SSSSeSS q g j
s;'ss1psosssss ass 1os xfl,sS ses ssa1lass s.. Louis.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-24
sHEEPsHEAD BAY ENTRIES TODAY.

FIRST RACE-For three-year-olds upward; 81. 600
added Six and half fuTlongs main course.
Name W.T. Name. VT.
Iarng0rn NSileltc llS
Sister Frances. 4lSI
New-York tribune., 1907-06-24
EASTERN LEAGUE.

GAMES TO-DAY.
Jersey City at Rochester.
Newark Montreal.
Providence n Toronto. -.
Baltimore at BnnAA
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Montreal g; Jersey City o.
Toronto. 4; Newark. (lrst garael.
Toronto. Newark. (second saI0o''
EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.
Toronto. 49,. Is Il .oSs Newark w = : ..ss
Buffalo. -. 2T 20 .5T4 Rochester. q "a to
Raitlmore.... "a % 522 Providenos.... 20 s9s "a
ATLANTIC LEAGUE RESULTS.
Pottsve-cheser. s. Pottsvillr (irteen inninssl.
Baseball Polo Grounds. To-day, r M-GiaH0 -
Boston Admission 500.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-24
EXHIBITION GAMES YESTERDAY.
STATE LEAGUE RESI-

At Troy-Troy (State), 6: Boston ClatonaD 8
At Utica-Uuca (State). 8: Rochester (Eastern) a.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-24
PROFESSIONAL BASEBALL.

The Giants returned home Saturday after a
disastrous trip through the West, and defeated
Boston In heavy hitting. twelve inning game.
Aside from losing q majority Of the games on
the Western invasion. the New Workers met
with several serious injuries. Roger Bresnahan
yas lucky TO escape with ais life when he was
hit behind the ear while IA Cincinnati His
strong constitution pulled him through, and he
U4 probably DO back In n-ths-gana wtsain a
New-York tribune., 1907-06-24

AZ syracuss-Syracuss, u Wilkes Barre &
AkAlhAay-Albsny.l l:AA-s !. = q, q
New-York tribune., 1907-06-24

! SIXTH RAcI2-MA1DEN RACE NO. .: for two-year-
| olds which have a race executing Maiden
Race No. /; $1,000 added Five ana half furongs.
| Flturtty Course.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-24

sApprentics ? ellowsnos.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-24

Baseball Polo Grounds. To-day, p. M.-Gians -
Boston. Admission 500.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-14
THIRD ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

The First Election District is bounded by and With.
Canal p, f.s Nov oEs e srs BsSaTa ard sow
The Second Election District Is S bounded gsd sg sna
Cahariae street East Broadway. Worth street. Park
The Third Election Dstric. is bounded BY and With.
corner Of Baard street ana BoxsT to the egrns. o
si-ast JlG PoweTr PeH street and Mott street
The Fourth Eeetion District is bounced Sy s ana
from the corner OF CHRISTIE and Canal street. to th'
The Ftth Election District Is bounded ey and with
The sixth Election District bounded by and with
Spring street Marion street, Broome street. Moft
street canal street and Broaaway ssss hv an,
Prince street Elizabeth street Broorne street
The Eighsh Eection District IS bounded hy within
Fe Nintb Election District is eouudsd by with
Grand street Chrystis street. Hester street and
The Tenth Election Dls,ric, IS bounded BY and
Bowery BTO0me Elizabeth street Spring street
The Eleventh Election n!s;t.s; is bounded b. ana
within East Houston street Chryst'e street. RiSins-
The TweIfth Election District is bounded by and
within Houston street. Bowery, Spring street and
The Thirteenth Election District is bounded by and
within East Houston street Elizaeeth street Prince
Tse Fourtee4th Election District bounded Sy
strsst BToadWay Great Jones street and Lafayetts
The Fifteenth Election District Is bounded by and
within Third street. Second avenue East Houston
The Sixteenth Election Ds;rie. Is bounded by and
seeond an ave3ue Third street BoWsTy. East Fourth
street and Lafayette street
The Seventeenth Election District IL bounded by and
within Sixth street. Second avenue. Fifth street and
Third
ss5 F:s :s saad .v.da: s SHs4 sh p .!ss sa
Third avenue
Nineteenth Election District Is bounded ny and
Tenth street. Second avenue, East Eighth
street and Third avenue.
The T,venfieth Election District bounded by and
within Fast Twelfth street. Second avenue. East Tenth
Third
The Tventv-Hrst Election District ls bounded by
avn within East Thirteenth street. Second
Eas, Twelfth street and Third avenue
second Election District is bounded by
within East Fourteenth street. Second avenue
East Thirteenth and Third avenue.
The Twenty-third Election District is bounded BY
and within Fourteenth street Third avenue and
New-York tribune., 1907-10-14
FOURTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

The First Election District bounded by and with
in Cherry street. streSt. Water Jack
son street East river and Clinton street.
The Second Election District is bounded ey and
Cherry street and Montgomery street
he Election District is bounded BY ana with
in Madison street Jackson street. Monroe street and
Montgomery
within Grand street Jackson street Madison street
and CiOuveTneur street
The Fifth Election District bounded by and with
In Delaney WilIett street, BrcoFne street.
Sheriff street Grand street. Ridge street. brooEls
street and Pitt street
The Sixth Election District bounded by and with
in Rvington street Ridge street Grand street Clinton
street. Delaney street and Attorney street
The Seventh Election District IS bounded by ana
within street Pitt street. Rvtnston street.
Attorney Delaney street and Clinton street
The Eighth Election District = bounded by ana
within stanton street Wiliett stre=t Delaney street.
PITT street Broorne Ridge street. Rivfnston
The Ninth EIection District Is bounded ey
in Rvington Cannon street Broone street aad
Wiilett street.
The Tenth Election District Is boHndsd 5y and with
in Stanton street, Cannon street RTington street and
willett
within stanton GOerck street fvrgtol street,
Lewis street. Delaney street and Cannon street
The Twelfth Election District Is bounded by and
within Stanton street. East river Delaney street.
The Thirteenth Election District Is bounded by and
within Delaney street. TonpktnS street. SrOoms
street. Mangn street Grand street GOerck street.
Broorne and Lewis street
within Delaney Lewis street. Rroume street.
eoerck street Grand street. Sheriff street. BroOns
and Cannon street
The Fifteenth Election District bounded BY ana
within Delaney East river, Jackson street.
Grand street. Mangin street Broone Torp-
ktns street
New-York tribune., 1907-10-14
ALL WANT THE PALMER REWARD.
Sheriff Besieged by Persons Who Say They
Searched for Missing Woman
IRy Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

Greenwich, Conn, oct l3-Sherif Ritch said to-
day he almost sorry that he began to give 10
his naighbcrs any part OF the 1900 reward which
Stephen Palmer. of New York. gave him when he
found Miss Louise Palmer. his sister. after twenty
four hours search. hiding in a haystack The
Sheriff is besieged night and day in person. by
telephone and letter. by persons asking for part
OF the reward, He said:
Il paid out in twenty five minutes all that had
in mind. bur even now people ring my doorbell at
night search out in public places, ring the
telephone and tonight received a two-sheet let
ter on the printed stationery OF Hugh r. Garden a
lawyer in the Mutual Life Building. New York,
sigped G G. West. in which he says It seems
strange that he and his two sons and wife did
not get any Of the money being distributed and
wherein he claims to have done everything but
find the He says, VIII you communicate
these facts 30 Mr.. Palmer yourself, shall do
500 Mr. West, far as have learned saw Miss
Palmer pass through his yard.
Another man who demanded money. 1nd out,
reached home from fair at o'clock. was asleep
ct 10. and was awakened then by some one who
asked for matches search his henhouse. He
gave the matches and went back to bed ! paid
another man for the loss of overcoet. and I
saw him wearing It tonight Two others couldn't
even tell where the woods were. The gardener
on the Myles place thinks he ought 20 get pay for
tearing his barn down, ne calls II, when all he
did was toss back little hay in the barn
New-York tribune., 1907-10-14
SECOND ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

The First Election District Is bounded ey aid with-
in Wall Pearl street. Old slip East river White
street. Broadway and william street
within Fulton street Pearl street Dover East
river. Old slip. PeaTl street. Wan street and Wtuism
The Third Election Dstrlc, bounded BY and within
Oak street Pearl street Fulton street. William street.
The Fourth Fourth ss Eecton District is bounded sy and
stTast 'PGss PsanI street. st'ss and OAK
in Roosevelt street. Madison street New Chambers
The sixth Election Distric, Is bounded By with
in oys, street Madison street. Roosevelt street ana
The Seventh Election Distric, bounded by and
within Cathartne street. Cherry street. oliver street
the EJghth Election District is bounded - BY and
street. Roosevelt street and Madison street ,.,.s
IN Catharns slip. East liver. James slip ana Caer1y
The Tenth Election district is bounded By and with
IN Market slip. East river catharne slip and Cherry
The Eleventh Election District Is BOUNDED BY ,s. and
within Mechanics alley. Cherry street. Catnarns street
The Twelfth Election District Is bounded by and
within Pike street Monroe street. Cstharine street.
The thirteenth Election District bounded BY snd
within q diagonal line from the corner o. Masses @
street Madison street Madison street. catharins
The Foarseath Election District Is bounded % BY and
Tas a street S AasSn fro @ Corner q Bir
insham and Madison street 70 the corner Of Mar
The Fifteenth Election DistrIet is BONDED BY and
East river Market slip cherry street Mechanics alley
The siTteenth Election pstrict Is bounded by
within Clinton street East river jefferson street ana
The Seventeenth Election District is bounded BY
and within Clinton street Rutgers place. Jsnerscn
street, Cherry street. Rutgers street ana Madison
The Eighteenth Election District Is bounded By and
within Montgomery street. Cherry street Slinton
street a diagonal line from the corner or clinton
and Madison the corner OF Montgomery anu
Henry streets
within Montgomery street TO Henri street cis<onal
line Of Montgomery and Henry streets
% Clinton and Madison streets MADISON
street street. Clinton street
and East Broadway,
The TventIeth Election District IL bounded by and
within Grand street, Division street. Montgomery
street East Broadway and Clinton street
The Twenty Election District Is bounded ey ara
within street Madison street. Montgomery
and Division street
New-York tribune., 1907-10-14
FIFTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

The First Election District is bounded by and with
corSea street sixth aSense cafmfas stTss caTx:
and Hudson street.
within Morton Beecker street. Leroy street
St & LukSs & P4Ss s5 aRG @ bsGSSq IS ssndsd b and with
IN Barrow Bedford street. Commerce street.
The Fourth Election District is bounded BY and
@enic sre cor5es street and BeeeksT street '''
The Fifth Election district is bounded by and within
Bssses rpgs street and ssSfoTd street re and
The sixth Electl bstItc' - suSt. ~ ana WIZ
Bedford strsst. Barrow street ana Hudson street.
within Barrow Hudson street. ClarksOn
The Eighth Election District bounded by and
within Perry street Washnston street. West Tenth
Grove street Hudson street. Barrow and
The Ninth Election District is bounded by and
within Perry street Beecer street. Christopher sreer
The Tenth Election District Is bounded By ana
wsn % FeT5s Hudson Street saSE s,See ssss ss sTsasn
Perry street. Hudson street. West Tenth
The Eleventh Election District bounded by and
within Bank street Greenwich street Perry street and
The Twelfth Election District Is bounded by and
within West Iwehth street. Greenwich street Bank
street and Hudson river.
The ThiEesnth Election District Is bounded by and
line from ths corner Of HoTso street and Hudson street
Hudson street. West Eleventh street and Greenwich
The Fourteenth Election District bounded by and
within West Eonr1esrta I r. street Eishth avenue %
avenue and Jane street 20 the Of Horasio
The Fifteenth E!ection District Is bounded BY and
within Little West Twelfth street washnston
Horato street Greenwich street. West Twelfth street
within West Fourteenth street. Hudson street Horssio
street washington street. Little West Twelfth street
The ssyentesnth Election District i bounded by and
Fourteenth street and Hudson river '' "ess
The EIghteenth Election District Is bounded BY and
Fourteenth street and Ninth avenue
New-York tribune., 1907-10-14
YAQUIs KILL WEALTHY MEXICANs.
Indians Murder Two Men Near Mining
Camp-Troops Sent in Pursuit.

San Antonio Tex, Oct 13-A dispatch to
The Express" from Guyamas. Mexico. says
that Jesus Brocamento and Ricardo Robles,
members of two OF the wealthiest families in
this section, ambushed late yesterday by a
band of twelve Yaqui Indians. Brocamento be-
ing killed outright and his companion fatally
wounded. The attack occurred in the vicinity
of the Colorado mining camp. The Indians es-
capped after robbng their victims. The killing
has aroused the indignation OF the better ele-
ment of this district and a large detachment
of soldiers has been sent on the trail of fhe
Indians.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-14
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS MEET.
Mayor Fitzgerald Predicts Population of
125,000,000 in Twenty Years

The Knights Of Columbus commemorated Dis
covery Day at Carnegie Hall last night Il is the
custom every year for the different councils TO
assemble and honor the discoverer Of America. and
last nights programme unusually brilliant
Prominent knights from all over the state and
New England were there. The entertainment was
arranged by the New York City councils.
Among the visitors who came AZ the invitation OF
the New York councils Mayor Fitzgerald OF
Boston. Henry T. Herbert the state deputy OF the
organization, the presiding officer OF the meet
ing. The Rev. Michael T. Smith, Of the Paulist
Fathers. gave a sketch Of the life OF Columbus.
Mayor Fitzgerald had stock of statistics 20 Illus
trate the resources of this country in comparison
with other nations. He said that, Judging from It's
wonderful growth he justified Ia predicting a
population of i25, 900 600 IN twenty years.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-14
COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN.
FIRST ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

The First Election plstre. bounded BY and within
Ms M95 ws Street. William street Beaver
hall street East r'eTi heos01 @ HnSson rver E
The second Election District Is bounded BY and
lam street. Wall street broadway, Rector street
Irem" hrd Election District is bounded by and with
in warren Broadway. Liberty street and Hud-
The Fourth Election District bounded by and
Mndion street North Moore street West Broadway
white street Broadway. Warren street and Hudson
The Fifth District bounded by and within
North william street Fulton street and Broadway,
woTS s2ee faS row Pearl street and ceGte1
The Seventh EleSti0p District Is bounded eS and
Broadway, North Moore street. Hudson street Lsish
TSe Erhh Eec,ion District is bcunded by and
a SULLIVAN street Canal street vsrick street Iaishi
The Ninth Election District bounded by and with
in Canal street, Hudson street Hubert street Green
The Tenth Election District is bounded by and
R in a sFs s@ firsse ars sns street. Rem
The Eleventh Election District is bounded by Nnnd
Hudson street Cana street and Reawick street.
within vandam Macdougal street spring street
S@sa4 w. hIeatS lection pistret Soune by and
within Spring street Broadway Grand street and
ns Fourteenth Election District is banded by and
within west Houston street Broadway. Spring street
Election Sss Risrss tr.:t Is oSSnqss by
spring street MaedOugai ST. street yanaam street.
The sixteenth Election District is bounded by and
within King street Mecdougai street. West Houston
sullivan street Prince street Charlton street
and Hudson street
The Seventeenth Election District Is bounded by ana
within West HSSsten sIses varie I street King sreS
The Eighteenth Election District is bounded by anil
street, Nartck street. West street
Hudson river.
The Nineteenth Election District is bounded by and
within West Houston street. Maedougai street. King
and Narick street.
The Twentieth Election District bounded by and
within West Third street. Macdougal street. Bleecker
street. Hancock street. West Houston
street Carmine street and Sixth avenue
New-York tribune., 1907-10-14
UNIQUE woMENs SOCIETY FORMED.
Sponsors of Naval Vessels Soon to Perfect
Permanent Organization.

Chattanooga, Tenn, Oct. dispensers of
naval Vessels are organizing society of naval
sponsors. There are 163 names the list of
ehgloles. OF these only fifty have been reached.
because no record has been kept of the women
VINO have named the great vessels or the
smaller gunboats. a meeting will be called for
some time this winter in Washington TO perfect
permanent organization. In the mean time q
committee headed by Miss Annie Keith Frazier,
of Chattanooga, daughter of Senator James B.
Frazier, and sponsor OF the Tennessee, is at
work on the organization
New-York tribune., 1907-10-14
BELGIAN TRADE INCREASES.

Brussels Oct Is.--The reports of the different
state departments for the first eight months OF
1907 show a remarkable increase in the national
commerce Imports reached the of 2.595. III 90
francs as against Ii44,6is0Go francs for the same
period last year. Exports are also on the increase
with 172s1s.00e francs. against I656.1S7.oo francs.
'rhe shipping give increase OF seso
entering and 573o0o outgoing.
In addition. statistics prepared by the chambers
% commerce show that all the large manufacturing
houses are working at full pressure and have or
ders on hand which viii keep them occupied
through the coming year.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-14
ONE KILLED IN RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

Roanoke Va. Oct 13.-Norfoik Western pas
ssrssr train No. g. bound from Norfolk to Column
eot Ohio. and extra coal train. eastbound, side
wiped IN cut near Mcntvale. sixteen miles east
W Roanoke, at o'clock this afternoon. resulting
'a The death Of T. ?. Umbrager express messenger,
o' "bytevllle. Va. and the injury OF dozen pas
fanssrs. mono OF whom, however, was seriously
hnTt The passenger train was loaded with people
'sturning from the Jamestown exposition. Three
tsssenger coaches were demolished and twenty
"Ve coal cars were piled I'd.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-14
JEWISH SABBATH ASSOCIATION.

ihe Jewish Sabbath Association held fits first
nespng Of the season al the Educational Alliance.
.-sAt broadway and Jefferson street last night
me REV. Dr. Dracbman. president Of the associa-
aot. was the first speaker. and he was followed
70 fSaool Msrgolies. Rabbi Hulperstein, Judge Otto
- itosaisky and the Rev.. DR.. II. Pereira Mendes.
a-ost OF the speeches were tn YiodIsb
New-York tribune., 1907-10-14
EXPECTS LIONS TO KILL HER.
Woman Trainer, Hurt by One of Her Ami
mails, Predicts Her Death That Way.
IBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune.

IEy TeIegraph 70 The IT1ouneI ]
Atlanta, Oct. l5-'-Sooner OF later one Of my
liens Will Kill me. but had rather die that kind
Of death than on the sickbed."
So said Mile. Rosa, trainer Of lions in George
7oilins's wild animal show at the local state
fsir. to-day She had Just come from the cage.
whsTe her leg and ankle had been torn badly by
Louis, the most ungovernabIs Of her twelve
beasts
New-York tribune., 1907-10-14
Election Notice.
BOARD OF ELECTIONS
OF THE
CITY OF NEW YORK.


Notice is hereby given IN pursuance OF chapter eo9
OF the OF 1895. by section 10 chap
ter 90. Laws Of 1901. Of the boundaries OF each
the election districts IN tho County York of
the designation Of the place FOR Oco-
Der I. g. IL and Ia the polling place for the
election be held November O. 1907 in each Of the
election districts In said county as follows:
New-York tribune., 1907-10-14
DISABLED STEAMER TowEp TO PORT.

c eah FRANCISCO. Oct i2.-Ths Oceanic Steamship
.HpahSs steamer Mariposa, which was adrift
Iehout fuel seventy miles of Monterey was
- INTO port this afternoon by the tugs Daunt-
-, ','" hehef In addition TO her crew the Mari
posa hsd twenty-seYen passengers. Including sew
eral women and children
New-York tribune., 1907-10-14
THE TRADE OF NEWFOUNDLAND.

ST. Johns. y. r. Oct. R-The total imports OF
Newfoundland for the fiscal year ended last June
amounted to sl0z2soso according to the annual re-
port. just completed. This was slightly In excess
% the total imports Of the preceding year, which
reached the sum Of E0lz,274 The exports In the
last fiscal year amounted sl2iol.Isi, as against
s2Os Zs the total for the previous year. The total
customs revenue was s2.s5i a5s.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-14
FIRE WRECKS NEWSPAPER PLANT

20. xn. sa-s Oct 1.-THE Hopkins Block in
A.. s., secuon OF this city, destroyed by
mr. mr. farly to-day. Five firms tnc,,a,,s Dr. 80. 20
.ocsniadee County News" were located in the
tst.1os Inc loss is 10000 and the irsura nee
New-York tribune., 1907-10-14

Important! The most important thing for
ysu 10 do to-day 10 to register. 1t 10 your last
chance. No man not en- the registration rolls
by 10 o'clock might vote. Do not delay
an hour. Register at once! Register to-day!
New-York tribune., 1907-10-14
Election Notice.
FIRST ASSEMBLY DISTRICT

FIRST ASSEMBLY DISrRICT-Continued-
The Twenty-hFst Election District is bounded By
and within BIescker street. Th0Ups0H street. West
Houston and Hancock street
The Twenty-secord Election District 10 bounded oy
within West Third street. Broadway West Hous-
Thompson street. Bleecker strees and Mao
dougai street.
The Dolores star., 1907-09-06
Excursion Rates.

For the Delta County Fair, Septem-
ber II, 12 and lS, the Rio Grande
Southern Railway will sell excursion
tickets at one fare for the round trip.
Tickets on sale 10th, lIth and 18th.
For Western Slope Fair and Wopd-
men Of the World Log Rolling at
Montrose September II to 90, the Rio
Grande Southern Railway will sell ex-
Icnrslol tickets at one fare for the round
trip.
For the Fall Fair and Fruit Carnival
at Pennington, n. NJ, the Rio Grande
Southern Railway will sell tickets
September II, ls and 10 at one fare for
the round trip.
For the State fair to be held at Pueb.
10 September 8 to 10, 1907, the Rio
Grande Southern Railway will sell
tickets on September atb, 10th and
! tn at one fare for the round trip.
For further information Inquire at
the Rio Grande Southern Office.
j. G. BERGH, Agent.