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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-08-06
Keep Within a Mile of a Cows TAU

7 predict FOR the farmers during The
NEXT ten Years. Il period OF Unmatched
prosperity. Tine enormous oItpu- ~
gold haE deprecated that metal 20
per cent since 1886. By this. I mean
II takes 81 per cent lsa ~ h forty
five products Of our Industrial lts 10
buy ten dollarr of gold than In 1875.
Moreoeyr. we ave learned 70 rapidly
TO this time the SOLDERING lesson o.
farm life h a q youth. born and
reared upo a farm. SHOULD resolve
never 70 20 more than one mile from
a COWS tail
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-08-06

western Federation Of Miners, &C
conn auied b. MS family and John II
Mult ny, genera! counsel of ne fedora
tion. who II dying of consumption.
left here today for Denver.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-08-06
Fighting Bob en- the Briny Deep.
(Ry the Associated Press.)

(Ry the Associated Press.)
New York. Aug. 2.-The battleshiD
Connecticut with Rear Admiral Evans
on board. and in command of Captain
Hugo Osterbaus, left the Brooklyn
navy yard for Hampton Roads. The
Connecticut was accompanied by the
fleet dis.atch boat Yankton.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-08-06
Haywood OF for Denver.

By the Associated Press.)
Boise, Idaho. Aug. 2.-William d.
Haywood. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of the
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-08-06

A girls seems 10 think beng en-
gagged is 50 as % be Ike people In
a novel.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-08-06

II q mai Is honest he can afford
10 stay out OF poltica
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-08-06
For Auditorium and
Prohibition

CONTINUED from Page Three)
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-08-06
Western Civilization and vices

1 md Egypt changing IA character
The AphaIuuelA us are beng earruEt-
"a hy jte thrr~tsauA ANA tho = u9g}e
living taught bs tso Koran. whereby
th~ believer AlstalHa from strong
drink afi other vices. has eczema In
fcrted with the Kay ana gladY pleas
uics 0l the French. cairo. Tho ctts ~
tAa Arabian nights. il fast becoming a
rits us Partisan nights. and the Mo-
h.n4uI.t-u cali - prayer = noN
mingled with the h~acchanAllasn sougs
ec the cafe chartants IN man5
cases the system ~ the harcm ls he
ing exhausted for something worse.
Tn, average Nohammedan has but one
wife. bus IN many cases he has a
su estheart IN IA house around the
corner.
The ghuuls or modern science arc
robbing the raves ~ those who MAD"
the Pyramids \ telephone line has
been stretched ou; OF cairo. almost =
The ear of the sphinx. and there is a
hotel at the bas# or the Pyramid OF
CheoTs. where English men and wo-
mon drink brandy and sod between
their games Of tennis and golf
The Egypt - today IS a land ~
mighty hotels and multitudious to1:r-
lsts Our consul general estimates
that Americans alone spend almost
four million dollars here every winter,
and the English, French and Ger
mans spend almost AZ much. II"
estimated that there are ten thousSand
Americans who visit the Nile valley
every season and that IL coasts each
one of tltvnl something Ike $40 per
day for an average stay OF two months.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-12-20

The funeral Of Mrs. w. II. Kinuey
Of Ennis was held yesterday after
noon from the residence OF her par
ents. Mr., and Mrs. w. G. Boyett. a
large number OF the friends OF the
family being present DR.. Geo. d. But
Ter conducted the service. which was
concluded nj the cemetery The re-
mains we're laid TO rest In vault
The party who came down from
Ennis included nr, W. II. kinney and
little. son. Mr.. Thomas kinney. Mr..
and Mrs. Ivan Boyett. Mrs Emrss
Hammock. Mrs Edna Knox. who went
TO Ennis the night OF Mrs Kinney's
death: Messrs. G. J. Waddell. c. d.
Peters. G. w. Butler. p. o. Rollins and
A. p. Dietrich. members Of the Divis-
ION 2s2 Brotherhood OF Locomotive
Engineers Of Ennis. who were the pan
bearers. ....a t
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-12-20

For Rent--six room house near
Allen Academy. Apply TO Mrs. s. H.
HiggA 8 beao Ia Bah aasgs
Sheriff X. n. Nall returned yester'
day from Sherman. having made nil
agreement with officers there secrir'
ing the payment OF the iine and costs
owed by Holmes In o pistol case here
Mr.. snd'Mr c. A. Stewart left yes
terday Tor Galveston. where Mrs
Stewart. who has been III for several
days. win enter an infirmary. They
expect TO return In about two weeks.
Hon. w. J. Brysr's lecture Al the
opera house on Christmas eve VIII
not begin until after the Christmas
trees are held. giving everybody a
chance 10 attend the trees and the
lecture also
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-12-20
TIIRS FURS.

FURS, FURS.
Exceptional values in Furs. All
this seasons styles. price Trim Si.oo
otSIs.oo. Wagner & Brandon. IL
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-12-20
Police Colonel Killed.

81. Petersburg. Dec. is.-..PoiIce Colo
mel Kaichak were killed and several
OF his subordinate officers and men
wounded in a fight which followed
an attempt TO search a house. In tho
vasflI Island section OF the city. The
police we're put TO night and the revo
lutionists escaped
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-12-20

81. PETERSBURG. Dec. ia dispatch
received here from viadIvostok de-
ciares the Jews have been ordered to
depart within four Gays. Jewish prop
erty holders. however. are given eigh-
teen days in which to fquidate.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-12-20
FARMERS UNION MEETS AT
HARVEY.

The next quarterly meeting OF the
Brazos County Farmers Union will be
held with the Harvey local union Sat
urday, Jan. 4. A full attendance OF
the members from all the locals In
the county Is desired 80 fs,ef
J. K. Presnal and daughters OF Ia
Dor were In the city yesterday. 1865
Henry Bowman OF BenchIey was In
the city yesterday. r
Mr., and Mrs. I. NJ. Cook Of Steep
Hollow were In the city yesterday.
Osborn Driver arrived from Court
ney yesterday for the holidays.
ID. c. Hargrove and family we're Wis
itors from Grimes county yesterday.
Sam Dunn Of wheelock was In the
city yesterday.
Ben Edison OF wellborn was In the
city yesterday. NJ \. .r...ts
W. T. Isbeil OF Waco was In the city
yesterday. ss,.
J. w. Shepard OF Kurten was In the
city yesterday. M v aano
w. 4. johnson left yesterday to
visit In Dallas. efo1 ia,ai 'iii
Mrs. H. f. Dixon was a visitor from
BenchIey yesterday. b. n H
Ii. w. Dyer returned yesterday from
an eastern Texas trip
W. +. Graham of Rock Prairie was
In the city yesterday.
Mrs. s. ". Derden has returned az.
ter an extended visit in Beaumont.
Mrs. p. y. causey and Mrs. Pender
were visitors from wellborn yester
day.
For Rent--Jan 1. building on Maif
street now coupled by Howell Lumber
I Co. also second floor room in Howell
building. southern exposure. Apply
TO DR.. J. w. Howell. ~
The Ladies' Guild OF the St. An
drew's Episcopal church will have a
cake and candy sale on Saturday. De
cember n. at City Hall. beginning al
two o clock y. m. All are invited tsl
Itncle Mark Wilcox was in the city
yesterday accompanied by several OF
his sixteen grandchildren. He wal
enjoying himself very much with
them and said they were celebrating
''Grandpa's Day"
Late reports from Judge John n
Henderson OF Dallas indicate that his
illness has reached most critical
stage. This information Is source
of deep concern TO his many friends
throughout the state.
Don't fail TO see the famous
Barlow & Wilson's Greater New
| York Minstrels at the Opera House
ON next Friday night. Dec. Goth
Special low prices 10 suit the times
Prices 7sc, soc 25c.
W. p. Connolly OF Austin is In tbs
city and called on the Eagle last
night. His daughter. Miss Ruby Con
nelly. a pupil OF the villa Maria
Academy. will accompany him home
for the holidays, unless Mr.. Connell,
IS called east in business trip be
fore recurring to Austin.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-12-20

A nice stock of fruits and nuts a
Howell s. Newtons. lO
Morgan Gloss of the Harris neigh
borhood was in the city yesterday.
WIN be open every night from now
until Christmas Buchanan Moore
Co. Ill
MIR. S. Il. Andrews OF College has re-
turned from a visit to points In I'LL
nois.
Mrs. T. II. Royder and Mrs. Ed
CARL we're visitors from wellborn yes
terday. ~ frrH
n. z. r. Wilson OF the Walker
neighborhood callei on the Eagle yes
tcrday.
Mrs. Ethel Goodwin and Miss Amber
Carson returned from Milano yester-
day accompanied by W. T. Ramsey
and family.
DIR. and Mrs. W. =. odom and Mrs.
Fannie Holland Of the kurten COM
munity left yesterday to spend the
holidays In Alabama.
fTom Garth has arrived from New
borleans. where he is In the employ OF
the Illinois Central railway. TO spend
the holidays with his mother. Mrs. +.
! Garth and family.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-12-20
FIX UP FOR CHRISTMAS.

Let me polish your furniture. and
hardwood before the holidays. Only
expert workmen employed. Satisiac-
ton guaranteed. Phone 1853.
(Dec. 2SD ]. wAllen,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-12-20
HARRIS & CO. AGENCY

am agent for A. Harris & Co.,
of Dallas. Holiday sale this week.
One fourth of on.all leather goods
one-half on Millinery, and large re-
auctions In Suit Department All
orders will receive prompt atten-
ton. Phone 3oS. Mrs. Matte
Mike II
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-12-20

Five Million Club Rye at Tay-
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-12-20

. Five Million Club Rye at lay
lor's Bar. %
A Moore of Kurten Was In the city
yesterday.
Eugene c. Blake OF Houston was In
the city yesterday.
DIR. W. p. Jones Of Harvey was In
the city yesterday. I|tH
J. W. McMahon OF Navasota was
In the city yesterday.
Remington typewriter ribbons at
Cavitt's Drug Store. 3
T. w. worthington was In from The
Brazos bottom yesterday.
Miss frankie Armstrong Is here
from Hearne ON visit.
J. Y. Henry returned TO Mart yes
serday after a visit here.
Miss zylpha Hammer left yesterday
for her home In Galveston.
Mrs. NJ. L. Norman of karten re-
turned yesterday from Calvert
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-12-20
.rrs RED SPECTRE. .

The Red Spectre" and Just In
Time" two new pictures are having
run at the opera house. The Red
Spectre" Is an imported hand-colcrsd
French picture. and has attracted q
great deal OF attention everywhere.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-12-20
APPOINTED RECEIVER.

Hon. Sam s,ratton OF Waco. repre-
sentative from McI.ennan County. has
been appointed receiver in the insol-
untary bankruptcy case OF Kopecky a
Merka at Benchley. Guy NJ. Board is
assisting him In his work as stenog-
rapher.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-12-20
Crew Had Marrow Escape.

Vineyard Haven. Mass. Dec. H.
The three-masted schooner Jesse par.
low Of Mystic. Conn. was run down
and sunk In Pollock Rip slough by the
tug Lehigh. Her crew OF six men
narrowly escaped.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-12-20

Hear w. ]. Bryan lecture at the
Grand Opera House De- oath.
Tickets on sale at Howell s. New
toms. Reserved seats, si.Oo fS
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-12-20
eows TO NEW YORK.

Y Prof. w. c. weiborn. of the A. a MI
College has gone to New York to look
after arrangements for his new text
book on agriculture designed for use
in the public schools.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-12-20

40 PER CENT OFF

Special 20 per cent off regular
price on all Japanese and Mexican
drawn work for this week only.
Wagner & Brandon ii
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-12-20
LONG cLoAKs.

We arc showing extra values in
Ladies and Children's Long
Cloals. See them. Wagner x
Brandon. II
New-York tribune., 1907-07-24
ARRESTED IN DIVORCE CASE.

Louis c. Meyer the asphalt contractor OF NO.
100 Fifth avenue, is locked up again IN LuuIo"
street jan. He was surrendered by his bonds
,,an ON Saturday night and brought from
IsriIoenort Conn to this city, by Deputy Sheriff
Wagering. -, ,s. Co..
Mever. who is now being sued by his wlre 1or
4,-r.a WAS arrested last month on an order
tgs,ad bv Supreme Court Justice Truax. Ihe
ta,tce dxed the ball at $4,000, but later re-
JN - =. 81 ooO His wife had Meyer ar
rasted on the ground that he was about TO
80 the country while the divorce proceedings
grlor7as O'CaIlahan, Meyers attorney said
e-t,,dary that Meyer would be out OF JAN
to-day. ,ro,,obt a,ainst
- e 9ivorce The first one, in December
I~ei year was withdrawn after Meyer had
-,,ise1 his wife to reform. The second time
- - '. ND not be found and the papers were
a,-or served Following the automoDie @ acGl-
ANT in which Meyer and MIS- ha'nerin9 @ 4ie uiieI
sI,rl,,ees were badly injured, the lniiu -I @Otio--
70. hrouaht last month The third referee
,,earfne viii take place to-day
New-York tribune., 1907-07-24

board side when the vessel gave a heavy list.
and those who still remained in their state
rooms on that side Of the boat were doomed.
The vessel filed TO the deck and the doors
Of the cabins were jammed.
The starboard deck filed with half dressed
people when the list came Those who were al
ready on the deck were age 70 climb to the port
side and cling there until the last plunge was
made The vessel went down without a notice.
able suction, but the passengers found that they
were unable 10 remain on the surface Of the
water although buoyed up by the life preserv-
ers Many assert that they sank as deep as
thirty feet before they began to rise.
The fact that so many escaped Is explained
strange 10 say by the explosion OF the boilers
when the steamer was sinking. counteracting the
tremendous suction and saving many from being
drawn down.
on Sunday evening there was an affecting
scene on board the Elder when the rescued pas
sengers gathered in the saloon and divine ser
vices We're held by the Rev. DR.. Frank Talmage
Of Los Angeles, Of T De Witt Talmage
Kneeing the floor the passengers joined in
offering thanks TO the Almighty for their deliv-
erance Women and men with bruised faces and
limbs and with clothes supplied by the passen-
gers and crew Of the Elder sang Nearer My
God, TO Thee" and Rock Of Ages"
Eureka. Cal. July 23-Only one boat from the
wrecked steamer Columbia landed at Shelter
Cove and not three. as was at first reported.
The persons IN II were taken to Brycelaad and
Of this county. Those Who have no relatives
here will 60 overland 70 San Francisco to-mOr-
row
In the boat were the bodies Of Mrs Lewis. OF
Pasadena, who was drowned. and unknown
dead man, presumed TO be q sailor. Their bodies
reached this city last night on special train.
The survivors in the boat We're 3. B. Kriever. OF
Prescott. Iowa; Jacob Kuro. Goldwater Kan:
Armand Cadorette New Bedford, Mass Da~d
Boston fireman on the Columbia; Charles Nc
Coy o!ler on the Columbia, d s. McApine.
watchman on the Columbia; Emile Mann. sailor
on the Columbia; Paul Hinner, quartermaster
on the Columbia; Nh Lewis Of Pasadena; Ed
win Wallln, OF San Francisco; Mrs. Winklebock
Dunn, Of Poplar Bluff. Mo. Mrs W H. Angles,
Oakland Cal; Miss Blanche ". Musser, Salt
Lake City, Miss Ruby Cooper. OF Fayette. Mo:
Michael Rodmaa Of San Francisco and 3 W
Graham, OF Portland ore.
An inquest VIII be held on the bodies
New-York tribune., 1907-07-24
SUES FOR EQUITY IN CAFE MARTIN

SUI 10 foreclose mortgage on The Care MartIn,
at 2sth street and Broadway and other property in
Htghbrfdge has been begun in the Supreme Court
I,,, -ba Hamilton National Bank, of Chicago
against Richardson T. Gibson, otherwise known
as Tobias r. Gibson. and other defendants. Gibson
and hts wife are said have equity of one
r,ytl, In the uroperty. on which foreclosure IS
gought The other defendants include Mrs Glib
SON Preston J. Gibson, a son-in-law OF the late
Nareber Field: Warwick z. Montgomery. Justice
TVtite Of the United States Supreme Court, the
80 two named as trustees OF Tobias r. Gibson
and others - o,., cut.
NJ weeks and Richard T. Herrick some time IN
-el5 executed five promssory notes. aggregating
600 80 AZ which fell due in December, lyo 10 Sc
So So % .vtension of time the defendants. it Is al
ICED gave as collateral mortgage for the equity
oF Mr. and Mrs r. T. Gibson on the properly ~ ~
% eiIeped disappeared from Chicago some une ago.
- "a a. tt1r house there was sold by the Sheriff.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-24
PAUL JONES ASKS FOR DIVORCE

An action has been brought by Paul Jones. the
official stenographer OF the Surrogates Court for a
divorce from his wife. Mrs. Annette Jones who
when connected with the Daily theatrical comma
MES, was known the stage az Mamie Palmer
Robert Edgerton was named in Mr.. Jones's com
plalnt but Mrs Jones declared before the referee
Louis I. Doyle that the charge the result or
conspiracy between her husband and the principal
witnesses.
In the supreme Court yesterday Charles O. Macs
attorney for Mr.. Jones. moved 10 have confirmed
the report Of the referee which, he maintained
was in favor Of his client. 3. Gerson Oppenheirn
attorney for Mrs. Jones' however, declared that no
report had been fled and asked that the motion to
confirm the referees report be dismissed which
was accordingly done by Justice Hendrick.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-24
Midsummer Reductions in
Midsummer Needfuls

SILK Gauzs FANs-spangled or hand
painisd-plain OF lace edge 40
Earlier ~ and .eS..-..........-. .eS 'SS
Gold filed HAT PISS-Rhinestones IA
and other iewels-Earlisr .49 9-....- .Sf
Afarabout STOLE+hvs srrants-ex,ra tuu
fs1usT fsq 5onfTs.aek s. e or brown S.oS
Fun length COrQCE BOA1four
strands or round-whits and A IN
colors-EarlIe- sac ...-......... sTS
CHEMIsETTEs and YORES-
Princess. Irish CTochst. Point Gaze C2
Mems Jap SILK HANDKF-aI,o An
silk and Liasns-EarIier SO ---.- ~
Mems Mercerized HANDKFS- White with
cord borders OF checked, striped 12I3
and fg' 'd-EarlIer .l5 ..-......- 80 !
women's Msrcsd HANDKFs-chsck and
Hs9iIsl asgfs9 }fs eH5d'r' OF all 'o'oTs- .l215
Heavy Tareta RIBBONs-extra wide
white. black. al coloTs- oS
Earlier 80 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES s~0
Dresden sash RIBBONS
Earlier IS and -T5---------. As. .65
Heavy Corded Roman RIBBONS
Light and daTk-desirabie for hat 80
saShes-ERrlisr .GS --.-.....--.---- s(>
wonen's XIII GLovESBlack and
Il button-EarIisr Sc 90 ...-..--..2. 50
IS bu;ton-Earner S. 24s---.--.-.5 10
All silk Chinons-aiso Chiffon Cloth
black and colOrs- IN
Earlier 70 and .gs. gs................ sT>
Wor.en's Lis,s Thread Hose-fast
black. enlb'd or lace ankles white
eTtb'd and plain tan gauze- IN
Earlier SO 9-----.-....-..- .----- sCS
Ftns srnbd GauIs SILK
Earlier g. 9s. So 40 SIS as-
los. 2. "a z. 90
wonens Isis UNION SUITS
Umbrella Dravers-IaCs trim
we're Be. Sc Sl49...
80 SO. 80
New-York tribune., 1907-07-24
NIedlterranoon Service.

PLES-GENOA. AT II AN
< < kIlse, l1hse, July 2 K Albert, Sept,
I Irene Aug. Il P Irene. 500. Sept. p
~. LIise. Aug. 81 X. Luise. -.... oct. .
From Bremen Pie-s. Sd & 4th sts. Hoboken-
N0EIH GERMAN LLOYD TRAVELLERS
- - rs GOOD ALL OVER THD WORLD.
OELRICHS * CO. No 3 Broadway. y, y.
LOUIS b. Mover. 10la Malnnt ST. PhLla-
New-York tribune., 1907-07-24
LIST OF THE MISSING.

San Francisco, July 23.-The following ninety
six persons who We're on board the Columbia are
still missing:
New-York tribune., 1907-07-24

NIGHT REsSES-Yoke two strong
emb'y inserts and cluster tucks- n
V or high neck-nade to sell at 80
NIGHT RESSES-Yoke OF h. s. tucks
and emb'y insertlngs-or French yoke
OF rnercerized enlb'y and ribbon 30
Value 10 ....-.....---.-
NIGHT RESSES-Cambric and
Nainsook-with eyelet ant
French embrc!ds-ies, fancy Oh
Iaces and washable ribbons. .-..-..
NIGHT DRESSES Cambria
pin tucked yoke with Wide
ruhies and inserts Of open
erb'y. sleeves and front also OS
trim d-value 81 9S -.........-..
CORSET COVERS RS-Cambric-two
rows wide fancy lace, with
and without ribbon run beading IL
triu'd back-woFth %. .-..-...-.-
CORSET CONERS-Canbric and
Nainsook-Yokes OF solid or inserted
Iaces and snbroiieries with and
without combination nedallions 2N
and rlbbcn-values 30 and GO ---.
CORSET COVERS-NaInsoOk-
deep yoke % raised emb'y IN
floral design or three inserts
lace and rows OF ribbon so
value -t9 --------- gee -''--'-'''
FINE NAINsOoK COMBINATIONS
Corset Cover and Drawers or
Corset cover and Skirt-hand-
souneIy tTim'd with laces-
ribbon run beading belt
.9S.- .9S-. 2.69.. 3.9S.. Z. .9S
New-York tribune., 1907-07-24
EAMBURG-AwEPrcAN LINE,

y" ~ oOFsI-W FNTRFSS md FASS En-
GER SERVICE.
FlynOut1-CAerb0urg- Hamburg
- tschland. JuIy25 5AM IWaltersee. Aug. 10
!atTlcia July - 7G:3oAM "Bluecher..Aug. 10
= II+ncoln.Aug3 3. 1 PM Penn lvauia Aug. Il
= hAiserin. Aug. 50 AM "Amer,ka lu)Aug -
among special features Of these vessels
%rv. ar. STTi!I Room. Gymnasium. Palm Garden,
IH7ltz-Car!ton Restaurant. Elevators. Electric
New-York tribune., 1907-07-24
NEN-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, July q 1907 -PAGEs NJ
STEAMBOATS,.
hudson River
By LDaNlilhGa

------@--N--->--~-----
Hudson River
by DaylighGa
Fa!aJiaI Steamers 'HENDRICK HUDSON =
NLlN YORK ALBANY and MARY
LOWELL OF the Hudson River Day Line,
fastest and finest river boats in the world.
~. Nead Down Ar. Read Up.
\ " An. 2 ". D'y ex. .S'n An p. NJ. p NJ
o'Uol .....l B klyn AnneX.f go -....
$50 $40 40. Dssb Is Still .45 500. 500
9-'p lp:b 200. " 42d St.11 20 2 30 = 40
go 100 go ". l29th StlI:0O. 5:10 $40
S;40 Il:Oo -. YonSers --.-.. 4:3O Z 80
ii:5o 10 300 1i's Wss, p6iass:S i.s $50 5:45
1925 i55 $ Ne%5afs Ss6H 20 2i5 'S:55 S35
-.-.. ..... ito y Ham n. Z 80 ..-.. .....
..--. joe. 6 30. Milton u 10 .-.I ....
5:I5 !,:i 2:4o e:45. Pokeepsie, roo 1:2ol 4:1O
-.IU .---. 90. Kingston Point i2.2J ..--
=. |.-.-. 80 X -stOr. SEQ -.... ....,
30 $500 ---.-. Catskiu ..-..- II .OU i.-...
$40 ....- ..-... Hudson ...... 1910 .....
P.M. P. NJ PM Albany AN. AN 4, s.Io ~ pm. ?. NJ
Connecting with O. & W Ry
Special trains TO CHtskill Mt resorts and
Saratoga. ant easy connections TO all points
last. North and West. Through tickets and
baEgage checked at offices OF y. Y Trans
Ter 90. Through rail tickets between y. Y.
aau 5tL Albany accepted. Most delightful! one
nam and one-uay outings 10 West Point.
NeWburEh. OF POughkeepsie. returning on
any down Day boat. Meals served at all
G1urs MUSIC.
SIR, NARY POWELL sge,s See columns
Perfect Afternoon Outing. Leave Desb' ses
10 I NJ. connecting at West Point with
SIR. ALBANY due due Yes ot2b.sl-. +25 St $40 40
each steamer o'-
BIOS U O M AR HER FQ5TT5 F2.21l3xB' d
: ALL RIVER LINE via Newport and Fau
nlFsr- I've Pier 1u. y r. IT Warren St,
NttR Gays and Sundays. $50 2. NJ Strs
priscilla and Puritan. Orchestra on eaCh-
tItoE lDENCE LINE. FOR Providence. Bos-
s.t,H E'St and North. Lv. Pier Is y. R, IT.
HtuIIay -, week DAYS only. p. NJ. Strs
rldence end Pilgrim Orchestra on each.
- BEDtDRD LINE for New Bedford.
Wo2a Hoo Nartha's Vineyard. Nan
POINTS on Cape Cod Lv. Pier 40 \ r. It.
fkson St. week days only. 8 2. NJ Strs
Maine and New Hampshire.
N,'FWI'H LINE, Tor Ne-V London Block
Island Norwich. Watch HIu NarrAGa nsett
Pler Worce5ter, Nv. Pier 40. y. r.. T.
larkson St. week DAYS only. : p NJ. ::
Fler 40, T. r. Il T. POI St 0:30 P NJ
n r. 10 A ". #. T. 22d st. lO:45 A NJ ;
SLIs- hester w Chaplin and city OF Lowell.
NEW HAVEN LINE. for New Haven and
north I've. Pier 20, Z. r. week days. 2, ,45
T. sundays, $50 A. NJ I've. foot East
I'D st. week cays 300 2 NJ. Sundays,
1000 a NJ sundays dus New York on re-
turn, 900 ?. NJ Str Richard Peck
ick@ts and stateroCms at 245, 6I3. lls0
200 and 1854 broadway. - Union So, lS2
Ftfth Ave. Gao Madison Ave. 2+5 ColUru-
bus Ave. los W 18TH St 2T9s Third Ave.
and at Piers. New York.