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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-12-05

II the present congress drags out tbs
financial discussions into late winter
and finally adopts some makeshifi
that suits nobody and accomplishei
little, 1t will be negligent Of Its trust.
More than than--if the Republican
party does not rise to its opportunity
and to Its obligations at this time. the
chances are that the government will
pass to the hands Of some other or
ganization
We believe the Republican party
has the men and the determination to
solve the problems before it. II it
does this squaroly, intelligently, and
above all promptly. 1t will be impos-
sible for any party to defeat it next
fall. -
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-12-05
The Gist Oft.

An Abilene businessman received a
letter the other day from the head Of
one of the great houses in Chicago
which contained some good advice.
The Chicagoan wrote;
Don't worry. Let the Wall street
fellows walk the floor. The general
business Of the country is on a safe,
sound and sensible basis. There has
been some undesirable fnanciering'
away down east. A lot Of fellows
have had frequent brain storms. 1t
means fewer monkey dinners, less
watered stock and more common sense
in the financial world; S0,0OO,OOO Of
people are still sweeping while few
fellows are weeping"
That seems to be about the gist Of
the whole matter.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-12-05
Currency Elasticity Again.

The Chicago Tribune, discussing
the currency situation, observes that
when the banks shall have resumed
cash payments, and boarding shall
have ceased, and the volume OF ma
tional bank, circulation, large before
the recent trouble began, Is swellcd
BY whatever addition to 1t may be
based upon the emergency issued Of
Panama bonds and certificates, there
will be danger Of imitation. An ex-
cessive supply Of paper money might
stimulate stock speculation, or might
drive out gold, under the operation Of
the Gresham law. Either of these
things would be deplored. Under the
existing law, however, 1t would take
long time for the banks to retire
circulation which had become super
fueus. The Tribune says:
lit shall be the wish Of congress
TO do at once something practical In
the way Of giving elasticity to the
currency 1t will give the banks leave
TO retire forthwith notes to any
amount. so that the volume Of bank
note currency may not be far inexcess
Of the needs Of business flew months
hence. This would be . relief meas
ure, and it should not take congress
long to enact it.
This is in harmony with the Pea
body plan for repeating the legisla'
tion, enacted In 1889, which restricts
free contraction Of national bank nOtC
circulation. All restrictions upon
circulation expansion based on full
security should be repealed at the
same time.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-12-05
TO RUSH RAILROAD WORK
Construction Along Hartman Lines
to Be Pushed with VigOr.
improving Equipment ordered-Mib
lions viii Be Spent for Extern
slons and Betterments.

Omaha, Neb., Dec. 2,-Constructiol
work all along the line Of the Harri
man railroads, which was suddenly
brought to a close month ago wher
the financial furry begun, will star
up again with renewed vigor Monday
morning. Advertisements appeared ii
western papers Sunday for thousands
of men for the contractors who are
engaged by the Union Pacific to com
plete the work which was brought t.
such sudden close short time ago
Some of the work on which construc
ton will be continued is:
The Lane cutoff, just west of Oma
ha, the biggest piece of rebuilding
ever undertaken by the Union Pacific
which will be rushed to completion.
Work on the Hartman road be-
tween Portland and Seattle will be
continued.
The coast line In California, be.
tween Los Angeles and San Francisco,
will be rebuilt.
An order has been placed for 1900
pressed steel cars for the Union Pa
ci1c.
Twenty-Five new locomotives for I'll
mountain divisions have been ordere.
from the Baldwin works.
Nearly $1,O00,OOO worth of railroad
ties are being assembled at the east
ern terminals in Kansas City and
Omaha for the double tracking, which
viii be laid as soon as the grading is
finished
Orders for rs new McKeen gasoline
motors have been placed with the
main shops at Omaha, the cost being
about $4,000.
Orders for special Pullman and i'm
proved passenger cars of steel are
about to be placed for the Union Pa
cIfc.
Fitzpatrick Bros. & Collins, construc-
tion contractors for the Union Pacific,
are advertising for thousands of men
for resumption of construction work
In Wyoming, costing 100000.
Altogether the work will entail an
expenditure Of scores Of millions Of
dollars. Some Of the work is being
pushed. even though the winter wealth.
or makes work more expensive and
difacult.
Instead Of the pay roll Of the Har.
riman system being curtailed, It will
be as great as ever. and perhaps even
greater than for any winter since Har.
riman secured control of the Union
Pacific and Southern Pacific.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-12-05
THURSDAY, DEC. IS, 1907.
RepuhIican Meeting.

The Republican national committee
will meet in Washington on Friday to
select the place and fix the time for
holding the convention to nominate
candidates for president and vice.
president next summer. 1t is OK
pected that a date early in June will
be decided upon. Eight cities are
formally in the field for the honor Of
entertaining the great gathering Of
the Grand Old Party. The four es-
sentials to be considered in deciding
the fortunate city are accessibility,
involving ample railroad connections
adequate hotel accommodations,
ample telegraph facilities, and, last
but not least, a commodious hall.
Chicago, Kansas City, St. Louis, Den
yer, Seattle, Pittsburg, Boston and
Atlantic City are among the active
contestants, and several other cities
have made tentative advances toward
securing the convention. Chicago is
apparently the favorite in the race,
provided a hall sufficiently large can
be provided. Kansas City, which al
ready has hall accommodating 49,.
900 people, is second in popularity.
Unless all signs fail, the real dght
will be between Chicago and Kansas
City, as the East has apparently no
chance Of landing the convention.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-12-05

A few days ago thrilling dispatch
was published under a Minneapolis
date saying that Rees-ior-congress
clubs with several thousand more
members than there are voters in the
county had been organized there =
but the Minneapolis Messenger does
not mention them. Which raises the
interesting question whether or not
the Rses boom e merely press agent
boom AFFAIR, for foreign oonSumptlDn
and not to be used at home. Perhaps
that certain judgeship looks good 70
him, especially e Smith has hin
7aish fSr and away.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-12-05
STATE OF KANSAS, s..
Dickinson County,

lido solsmnly swear, That the within and
FOREGOING aceouut and voucher there With
Are 10 All respects full and true account 81
all the moneys received % me during ne
Monday 10 October, A. d. 1907, and for the
full time for which l should make such
statement. and OF the amounts thereof ex,
pended. and the manner u which they were
expended. 50 help ne God.
fsirned), Tuos. = TATuoR,
Township treasurer.
suhscrihed aud sworn % before nj, thia aeth
dag 81 October. A. D. ip0i.
Ar RnFEoIns
Township fruEl1o-
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-12-05
Annual Report Of Township
Treasurer Of
LOGAN TOWNSHIP.

To the Township Auditing Board Of Logan
Township, 10 Dickinson County, Kansas
The undersigned, township treasurer OF
Logan township, makes report to you for
ending the last Monday in October, A. d. 1901,
a. follows;
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-09-25

A close friend of ex-President
Cleveland said in New York last
"eek that Mr. Cleveland could live
but few weeks. He is i'll with
govt and moreover his stomach is
about worn out and he has acute in
digestion in its most trying form
And it is understood that he has given
up all interest in public affairs. This
gentleman said: We must all be
prepared for bad news from Prince
ton,' and added: Mr. Cleveland
does not quite appreciate his condi-
ton, but Mrs. CLAW Gland does No
communications of private or public
importance are now submitted to
him, and his recovery is not looked
for
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-09-25
Liens Filed
On Property

The miners employed at the Ram,
sey Consolidated Mines have filed
liens on the property of the company
to obtain wages due them. 1t was
expected that large treasury would
be obtained, but the general slump,
that has effected SO many of Ne
vada's mines, prevented several large
sales of stock that were all but COM
pleted
The value of the mine is in 70 way
effected and the chances are as good
as ever to secure valuable deposits Of
ore whenever work is resumed. On
the Dago No. claim a crosscut had
lust been started from the 800 foot
level of the vertical shaft and it was
expected to reach the hanging wall of
he big dixie within few more feet
when it was found impossible to con-
tinue with the work on account of
depleted treasury few days
previous rich surface ore had been
found on the Dago No. 1 claim, SO
the property at the time of the shut
down was in better condition than
it had previously been.
The cases will come up in the Dis
trict Court at Dayton on the Dist of
! October.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-09-25

SHOULD CANADA A...-~ 10
A lady, MIS-. John l.. 49, .,,~-.,
writes 20 the New .orA .-e.,.-4 -lo.-
iDe .4aU the L'atI4Jt l4.,~ -
o.. ,AG heading, y. oulA .--AA4~-. -al-
ada" Mrs. Campbell ti-4.ll-a =, lv~
sible that Canada VIII anAeA tAe
United States if 1t vii wa. l,t.>
while; then she draws ...-u pc
Canada, thus becoming UAv vas.
British colony as formerly a.-u Inen
"astute British Statesmen wu.-u See
that the Philippines Were properly
coIonlzed and enlclentiy goVe,Aed, OF
they SAT return tHen, 10 Span or
present them to Japan
Iuls MIS-. Ca..-poe "-..oo -->,.ii
New York, she ought to write 1.om
Quebec or London 1851.
a good while before Canada viii be i.
position to annex the United 90, {
but she is deau i.en. ".-~-1 a4.~ -. -
that il Great Britain o"AoL ,-,c -..4
ippineS they would Dc Uiono--eu, IL
would he d great pace 10. younger
sons and obey wouli nave i,tll s"4nS
but size is Oil Wien she SpednS ABOUT
Great Britain .e,u.-4.na ,hoIn 70
Spain or maklno p.eocnt OF them
to Japan, beca.ov ".-~A u-l ~.-o-,t
Britain ever give as al acre OF lald
that she had ob,a.lel e->cep, .nat
acres was taken ava, from ner by
force? Of all the IdII-nunsry states
that ever existed, VIII me Possible
exception of husS-a, Great bI..aln is
the very greates,. che mas been goo
bling territory for 1000 years, and II
she has ever given away Or SOD any,
there is no record of it in the books.
Salt Lake Telegram.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-09-25

UNPARALLELED MONEY DEMAND
f, Japan is matchmaking horea with
her empire and wants more money.
Russia is completing her Siberian
road through her own territory to
Valdivostok; building 10 the frontiers
of China, and has an expedition IN
Tibet looking out new avenues for
trade, and wants more money; Great
Britain is pushing her road through
the heart of equatorial Africa and is
spending vast sums.
/. All Central and South America
needs more railroads and railroads
cost money; our own country is
building 10000 miles OF new steam
railroads anu we do not know how
many miles of electric roads; the
old roads need $2,OOO,OOO,OOO to
double track and otherwise improve
their lines; all the great cities are
in the market for loans and through
the business of the world is mighty
pyramid of credit, that pyramid has
to stand on pedestal of money or it
topples and falls If the money of
the world has quadrupled in the last
fifty years; the demand for money
has increased twentyfold
Now silver has every money at
tribute that gold has except density.
Is it not time for the great CONNER
cial nations to restore it to a fixed
ratio with gold in their trade with
silver-usng countries? 1t would re-
lieve them; it would be a boom
of mercy to every people of the earth
New-York tribune., 1907-10-10
EXPORT!
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. October 8. !

New 1ork. DctOber 3. lsJl-
The coffee market quiet to-day, but
=. e+eedv showing and closed steady. net unchanged
rsgs sales the day reported Of
2 q. hses part OF which consisted Of exchanges from
-. 10 later months. The market opened steady at
s.,~as rrsces 10 an advance Of points, which
p5sTed rather poor response to the hrmness OF the
e market and the smaller primary receipts Havre
= "a ;. q franc higher and Hamburg closed
- net advance Of Z, 70 = pfenng. Receipts at pri-
roirts ran under The figures OF years once
-eschiug only 600 bags the ports against
y "a bsTs last year 5000 bags years ago and
~ T,sabv figures showed a falling on 5000
- against coo bags the previous day and $4,000
- ,1o years ago. The weather hue IN all
49, N sac Pauc that the smaller movement could
~ ~ considered Of climatic conditions. and
. zss rsfher Of surprise local trade. who had
ssr pruared larger receipts during the balance OF
in order avoid increased freight rates be
vssn The and the primary ports. No private
Frtss were received 20 explain the advance IN the
which consequently credited 10 the
ssionary tendency probable after the recent setback
s Ire influence Of the lighter movement. Trading here
sss vsrv quiet. and far speculative operations
we've concerned there fresh The market
FOR SPOT coffee quiet, with quotations the basis
~ sl9c for Rio No Z.
The range Of prices the market to-day
sa
New-York tribune., 1907-10-10

COTTON-The cotton market less active to-day
end ruled Irregular within comparatively narrow range
Ths steady AZ net decline OF 10 points
Ssles were estimated 10000 bales The market
opened steady advance of point TO a decline OF
spoirt viii due the cables During
the early pSces sold of net decline OF
~ points N the active months under realizing or
ljqudation some of yesterdays buyers who were
disappointed that weather map showed no sign of
damaging temperature. the market rallied from
decline by renewal OF December covering and bull
December advanced 11.19c. =
psnts ret hehs- while months held around the
dosing figures q yesterday This followed by
the middle OF the day under Wall Street
bear pressure ana Liquidation and AZ one time prices
showed a loss Of 10 s points active positions.
Ths little up from the lowest result Of
covering The Western belt forecast called for lower
temperatures night but private wires pre-
dced weather fer tomorrow. and the local
trade seemed fear oc damage from the low
temperatures indicated Southern advices resolved during
ths day indicated change in attitude Of Southern
holders and people returning here from trip
reported that holding spread
New-York tribune., 1907-10-10
RAILROADS.
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL.


NEW JERSEY CEN RAJ.
I"9-AoHK 4hA4N TO PhIL-ADE-LPEiLA
EVERY HOUR ON TaE HOUR
--6-SO. Too. $40. $50. $50. 1850. IL 20
I sS l9O a. m y. so. 20. 150. so. so. 4.5o.
20 go: $50; $50. 7-5o. $50. 11-bO ? m sum
100 LOO. 2.5O 3.5O. 4.5o. $50. $50. 7.50.
$50. lO.20. 1l.5O D. N.
J. ~. . oLIhERTY y sT,-Iso. $50. 200. 500.
L00. 5So. zoo. 900. 400, 500. $40. 69a
100. 500. 300 D. IN. II rs midnight sun
m- nays; 90 6SO, s;9o ~ $50. 80 lS;eO ddoo daof
e-9O. SGO, 10 30 p. m. 10 midnight
FOR BAAILTIMoRE AND WASHINGTON.
l-5O. $50. $50 $50 D. m. daily.
a. M "a; zoo 400 SEQ. 200 .. M. daily
--s-5O a m. d25O Sats. oniyl. SO .. n
sundays 80 a m. 20 p m.
sa. LN. LIBERTY sT.-lo.OO a m. Q-oo
Sats: only), $40 .. m Sundays. 1000 q.
FOR LAKEWOOD AND LAKEHURsr.
eDly). 1.2O. 8. 20. . so D. M sundays. $40.
", LIBERTY sT.-4OO, 1000 a m. u.Os
100 1000 a m 2-3O D. m
ALL RAIL ROUTE. LONG BRANCH.
AsBERY a 55ES f, PARK and OCEAN GROVE Lw.
oniyl, Q-10 SaJs. onlyl, I 20. 3.2O, $50
lo-Oo eX SatE.(. so. q. 20. 11.5O D. N sun
days. 300 a m, $50. $50 D m
Lv. LIBERTY ST.-iOO. $50. I1SO a. m
6iS4O Sats. only. O. 20 Sats. only. 1.S0.
s:S0. 4 - (5.15 ex. Sats). $40. $50 D. m-.
1%;Ol Midnight Sundays. $50 9.15. a. m.
4.oO, $50 .. m.
SANDY HOOK HOUTE. Atlantic High
lands, sea Bright. Monmouth Beach, Long
BranSh, Ashu-y Park and Ocean Grove
LN- riER, u. R. (42D ST-)-1000 a
:. 30 a. m, %. z 45 D. m.
Lv. PIER 10, n. r. CEDAR ST.)-10eo
a. m. LOO. 3. 40. las. $40 D. m Sundays.
1910 a. m. 1.3O. $40 D. m.
Time tables may be obtained at following
oniees: Liberty ST. West 23d ST. Tel. S1&4
GneIsea). AstOr House. 245. 4}4, 1900, 1854
Broadway. 1S2 Fifth Av-. PSI Fifth Av. Is
Union Square West, 279S Third Av.. 1o6
Vest 18th s.. 245 Columbus Av.. Nsy
n = OOI4b SI-s Sso. o4f EuiIon St.s az
Nostrand Av-, Brooklyn: 800 Broadway.
Williamsburg. New York Transfer Co. ealla
for and checks baggage to destination.
W G. BESLER. w c. HOPE.
Vice-Pres. & Gen. Mgr. Cen Pass'r Asenf.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-10

IT, Ssnioer contracts in this continued OF
the topics Of discussion locally IN connection with
policy of the exchange the details
The rsn inmate the quarter grades January l.
was as follows: I'N07 AZ '"0 ''N"i ii'''ASN ~ A"'
New-York tribune., 1907-10-10

PROvISTONS-Tbe provision market generally
and little higher on ight IeGelpts anu anu
900 estimated Thursday. Kansas city lo,VuP
and Omaha 1000 PORK Arm quoted; Mess Si1 t2&
BEEF steady; quoted: Mess Sl04SlO 90 fainlIy -
SI4 so; packet Sll 30 ST.; extra Indla mess
So BEEF HAMS hTm; quoted: 20 S59 ~ ~, iGo
HOGS steady quoted Baeons $50 & 10; - tz, 1g
NJ 91sc: n. 97sc; pigs. 1012GlONc CIT ME4AL
-Pckied bellies quiet. quoted: smoking 10 q i3i2c
iOa.c; picked hams steady; quoted II l2e IAL-
Low quiet city, &C. country. 55s ass LAttD Hri,i
quoted: Middle Western prime 90 99Soc cry 1t la u
America. 1050c; Continent 9T5c; BraziI Kegs
compound firm quoted: Sa &c; stearne Arm; quoted
SUGAR-Rehned sugar was quiet, with steAaS He .u1te
and prices unchanged. The American is about week
s. 10 and IL, Howell Is likewise behind; on oEdeTS
for gruruated deliveries about two days oehihd
granuated The following list prices, subject 70 a
rebate Of 10 points and discount OF per cent i0f caS
days: Crystal dominos. 725c: Eagle tablets O; eut
loaf crushed, 3 0c: Eagle A. bS5c; cubes --1o @
XXXX powdered. 5I5c: Eagle N bags powdered and
Eagle cnfectoners granuated. 625c powdered coarse
powdered and powdered and Eagle coarse and extra
granuatcd 3 2Oc; 10 DO $500; 80 n bass O.;
&C: Z N bags do 52Oc; 10 bags b15c; Is and @
diamond A. SC; coufectoneTs' a. ie0o: No / $40;
Nos and g. i75c; No 4. Zoe No 3. 465ci No g. 1!G
4Soc No r. CSC: No d 42oc Nos H. 10 and II. 4i2e
a london market for nat and a al ID
lower with October quoted at Us SID ana NoEen5eT az
9s I'D The local market was shade lower tor mo
lasses sugar other grades unchanged uty pt
prizes were 81 test centrifugal 84oc ioT 50
muscovado and Be for - test nipihsses sust.
were EO bags Porto nonsses sugar in port at &c
basis SO test ana cargo OF 5000 bsgs Java hrsts cost
Insurance and freight about hrs week n NoIeioe
al American ports last week wero 4l00p Tons ssan
~ 600 last 5000 last year Receipts tr o
W., Tots, stock is 23G 500 tons compared with
ss3 so last week and 1743oo a year ago
New-York tribune., 1907-10-10

changed at tl9 JOS in London also UNCHANGED
locally at - oogs4 60 Spelter Sd higher Ell
Us I'd IN London Locally IL firm So 459S5 55
IRON was lo"er In the English market, with standard
3D. Locally the market quiet unchanged. No
toundry northern is quoted $40 25G2O. market
dull and neglected at old quotations Standard foundry
grades are quoted as follows: Cash. October and No
vember. SIS so bid.
MoLAssEs AND sYRUPs-syr7lps ruled steady. with
molasses hrn Quotations follow: New Orleans cen
trifugai common l5q19c: fair. 19922c good. 22q26c
prime 26d35c; New Orleans open kettle. 3TG4Sc
STRUPS. common. l3914c: fair 15G1Tc; good 10000
prime 20d23c; fancy, 24G2Gc
OILs-Cottonseed oil was fairly active to-day. with
prices sltac higher covering the rmness
of hog products and light offerings Sales 1000 bbls
octoner. 4egoOc; LOO bbs November 2Ad42S4c; dV0
bbs Decenber 40c; 500 bbs January. Ss% G39c; 12O0
bbs March. 39a39Ac: bbls May, 39939!zc Linseed
oil was unchanged Refined petroleum reported in
good demand at recent prices. We quote: Standard
S40c; bulk 4e5c; refined. cases. York. 10000; Pha
depha. 1Os5c; water white. New York, bbls, 10 4oc:
cases. New York, 1890; Philadelphia 1850 COTTON
SEED OIII-Prme crude. spot 34c; prime summer yellow.
spot ole; October 49949ac November 424q43c; Decem-
ber 4O940%c January, 3S& G39Ac; March, 39G3915c.
ana Nav 3pIt @392tc or summer yellow october 44H
49c good off yellow. 46d49c; prime white and
prime winter yellow, 5sc 1INsEED OIIs-Amer%Gan lean
cutta raw, zoe; LARD OIL 74a76c.
RICE--The market and active all around
Quotations follow: Screenings, 3sQ3Ac; ordinary "a
4he: fair 4$G5c; good ordinary, 5g5hc; prime. SiaV
sac: choice 6q6%c: Japan domestic. 5sq5Ac: Patna
foreign, 57sa6s.c: Rangoon Basseim, 5a0>c
NEW YoRAK PRICES.
Dss.msst wss 22:RIR HA o 81 lo s. P2;2 81 :S
May ....... lex 1e% 116 161s l1o@
gses'nper s'n, .,... 7ss rss IN ss2ss 81 81
New-York tribune., 1907-10-10
OLD GOLD AND SILVER.


OLD GOLD. silver and precious stones
bought at highest market value; made
into new articles or exchange for new jew
elry or Japanese goods at n. L. Topper
factory, 81 West 18th st
New-York tribune., 1907-10-10

COACHMAN. - English; single. city or
country. latter preferred; excellent refer
ences: excellent rider. II. MacDOnneil. 7SS
9Th ave. care 7. Spanton.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-10

AIAID.-Colored woman as lady's maid -
take care OF bachelors apartment f6a
West 1S5th ST., care Russell.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-10

CoACTIMAN.-By German: middle aged;
thoroughly competent. city or country
best references Henry. care OF Mr.. MeyeE.
400 4Jh ave.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-10
Female.

WANTED.--In first class apartment by
family OF three Irish chambermRid, who
will do plain washing and assist In pantry;
wages $25; only women with best reference
need apply, Thursday, 1890 10 H. 183 East
66th ST.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-10

CHEF.-Colored; all around working cook:
hotel restaurant or boarding house: so
ber: good pastry and soups; reference
Yearwood. 12i West 1880 st.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-10
IhlLLIARD Asp FOOL ranrrs

biss.: f5H.,ysEsynEss ~ EIss q billiard ana pool ia
ssse. ssices. suas NJ, SoElins alley builders;
METZ 5.os, "a Union sQlsre
New-York tribune., 1907-10-10
sfACHyNERY.

AT REDUCED PnicEs.-50o second hand
TnGd ard iron working machines: fully
EcSFsnieed; machinery bought and
New-York tribune., 1907-10-10
y. Y. \. n & HARTFORD r. R

y. Y, y. II. & HARTFORD r. r
Trains depart from Grand Central Station
42d St and 4th Ave. as follows for
Boston via New London & Prov.-ftS:Oo.
Il 1000. sil1O;OO. sx, ,l1O:O2 \. NJ
= leo. * 1908, sxI3:OO. vi 500
$500. 'Si 5:O2. sF12-OO p. NJ. via VIII
lnantic-fHS:O3 a. VI. 1900 p. NJ. VIA
SPfd--49;15 A. NJ. 'ii12:O0, '..4:oo,
sil1l:O0 p. NJ.
Wor' 'ster & Fitch. via Putnam. 1850 P. II.
Lakeville & NOrf.-fe9:09 A. NJ: 1882 ?. NJ
Portland & Bar Harbor via Worc--TfS 2. NJ
Ct. harrington, Stockbridge. Lenox, Pitts
feld-f4:54. st9;O9 An. 81 30. 1925 P NJ
Ticket Offices az cC5rand Central St'n ard
c125th St. also az c245, 1900, c1354 B'wey,
C2S Union 50, c1S2 Fifth Ave, c240 Colunf-
bus Ave, ct49 Madison Ave, clos " l2Sta
ST. 27eS Third Ave. In Brooklyn. "a
Court St, 479 Nostrand Ave. SEQ B'vay.
sDaiIy- +EXcept sundays. fStops at 125th
9Parlor Car Limited. sSunday parlor car
train. HAS dining car cPGrlor and
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