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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-15

ENDED

OLYMPIA. March ib@Ths tenth
legislature endsd its session last
might There waa no occasion for
the time honofed custom o. turning
the hands Of the clock back. but ths
usual iollity rsisnsd supreme.
A. feitl this session ended. uos.
and Mrs. Mead entertained Informal
~ Ia the gallery of the house,
Speaker Faleonsf. who was pre-
scented with baby by hia wife IL
Everett last week. was remembered
vlih = siant stork. also . baby car
FiaAo. being the sift Of the mem
bera OF the Third house. Tho mem
beers Of the house also presented
him with a handsome silver SERVES
and a diamond pin.
Several spssanss were made aud.
with yoshes for all. the members left
their seats and. for the most part.
hustled to their homes ON tho first
trains this morning.
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KELLY CHALLENGED

toeFfpps isleaFsph vefNtes'l
ST. LOUIS. March ib.-on be.
half Of Archie Hahn. % Milwaukee.
Coach coehems. Of g. Loais. has
issued challenge 10 Dan Kelly.
the i00.yard record holder for n
special race a. 50 yards
II Kelly agrees To meet Hahn. the
event will he made a special fea'
ture az the big athletic carnival TO
be given under the auspices of 1t
Louis u. In tho 1ai Atai rink
The race would be the most At,
tractive that could possibly be an.
ranged.
Kelly holds a record OF ? IS see.
ends for 100 yards. made In Spokane
last year. There are many. howevs
er. who doubt that the record lie
legitimate. despite the fact that the
A. A. u has officially recognized ii.
Cochsmn believes that Kelly 10
anxious 20 demonatrate that he 10
the fastest man IA the world. and
that he wiil accept the chance TO
meet Hahn.
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vsai ger IA. s4lae mastea. uulisssi
srsins amo, pss ~, hiss. dressed hss.
pee u. lie
eeheanes haiisat. 90 "a ssfftci stsssasf
80 - sVeAe saiuaaa tfoat PEE ~
iselss5 ft.sk es-t i-sr ~ -. shFles 80
IA ketag pef Faiiau. seasae silver susslt
PEI d. tgac. Dl4niplA efnfsra peF eark
"a ~ sailla. q s. gtsts o. N8t y. 49,.
g. feA snarrsHs tees class pee s@ek.
q ac.5s 81 siarasen. pef %. tfutasl ffcasn
staa per - - steetheAa nalmian r@f
M uNtNl ffeeen silver satmaa f@S H.
;ci ffassn ehlasshs p@f - sac
Nav and Fsedstuffs
Easf-fu WssAtHeian fiHfefhf. PEE Tea ~
Puget Hauna ten - alfalfa sea. tft1r,
whsat Aay tea 81. ~aela eprn per taa
nA9ses frarkpd eorn zen t-sfM fsea
hisai ten tgsHn. lnitslinss tes, -. ~
saks ten tls8ts hran tea. 80. siberia
tea tta2i sheesst fsss. tee - sa,s
Lime ard Cement.
ycfttnaa renteas iutpaftea 80 est o. o.
flrfssa cerrnt csufafuta. 80 hi - ~
isss - ~ fstafnsd tass. PLASTER nafts
81 q iai u1net So t1an a Neeht hefAef
ptl q - ffa hsiet. rsf ~ ~. pisstss
- hair psr u - lssial lAth. 80 rAfd
t1.5st hara nNH plaster too. IL, wsed
utsf as NFFAs ttsus. U&a
Mute ard pas.
rnarr tfnpeltsf fEa Is nss ~
auss. So ~ lt alasgntt. pef - ttpi
sh.stnass a9tess ea-s@euts rsf So sSi
reaRuts. sssei rp@eish sksii P~aaata 80
iuAe
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TAKEN FROM JAIL
AND HANGED

MONROE. La. March is.- Shortly
after I o'clock this nornins q wet
ofEanlsst party Of 81 men broke into
the jail here and toos frint Williams
and Henry Gardner. two nesFoss.
ana Aansea them Ia the court house
square.
The men confessed yesterday
Morning 90 having entered tho room
Of Jessie uumpus The hanging was
carried cut without q hitch.
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slsors NEW COMMITTEE.

The werkinEmen's Leasue for
clean politics. ~ It's regular meet
tna yesterday. elected the following
new board OF directors aupcrin
tendont Of streets. John Hay. en-.
superintendent 81 streets. James
Murphy aud Eugene Smith.
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stepping from 4 ear at the cor
ner of Pike o. and boren av, last
night. Miss velma Franklin. n guest
at the Gallatin. wac run down and
seriously Injured BY rcd eutom0
bile. No. fa. Mlas Franklin was cut
and bruised and sustained internal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-15
R0SSMAN FACES NEW
CHARGES

Additional charges have boen
added to the petition nov pending
In the supsrier court for the dis
harment Of Attorney George p.
Rossman. The new charges are
that he empioyed G. ". ksschun.
Julia Ferxuson and l. n. nelier
an runners" 10 ses damage cases
for kim sad afterwards deceived
tAam ~ 90 the smouni Of commits
alien due them
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AUTO RUNS DOWN
WOMAN

injuries which. although painful,
are not expected to prove fatal.
After the accident the driver ~
the auto stopped his ear aud 70
turned 10 the Galiatin. where he
Inquired after the younE woman's
condition The chauffeur refused 20
dlvuLge hts name.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-15

Pitisburs fans are pinnins much
q their faith for the 1907 seaaon
on Abhstiochio. II be can Ell
Ritchte's shoes. and then some. the
Pftsburs team will undoubtedly
have 20 BE- rsekons9 with.
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sppINQ MATS elD0

An Immense stock of New spTing
Hats nos On sale. $500. w. II
Hutchinson Co. Cor. End. Az. and
tfnton ~
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spRlno HATs 400

An immense stock o. New spring
Hats nos on sale. $500 W d
Hutchinson Co. Cor. 2a4 Az. and
Union 81. .ss
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GENTLEMEN

Think hard cue minute, John
iIndh Co. Ciothlsrs i&az so~ond
az. must xaestc their Htore before
the block 10 torn down. You need
eioshing always Here's sofns high
grade goo4a sna their prices. $500
suits tor tTs0. &c 90 Suits. tiooo
o. 90 ones nov. ti7.6e Someone
will got them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-15
THE MARKETS

A large shipment Of California
produce win be on the street 10.
morrow forenoon II the CITY Of
Pnsbla arrives on time. Although
the commission men close At noon
SATURDAYS. steamer dAs - aa ex
eeption and the houses will prot.
ably remain open 20 handle the
arrivals. The latter will consist
Of the usual green stuff, cabbage,
parsley. eSulitloWcr. lettuce and
radishca.
vsastaehsa
rotstees Nrai waite Nixsrs. go tea.
cnieus. - safs d .e0i = sapeaaf.
l~.,s, - ssss. ! ieai ~ ssrre,s pr -.
50. - 81 8 = ,siiss.. i 81 !.
-sisrs. ersts' - srtisssAss q sagssgs
s sss 'i ~ So. ~ NC ! ..S.s.
sc ~ go, -, 10 ~ e., . ss.s' a.. y.
Frults-
as aaAzss. ~ Trees d ssa3 y tAnss
Ftnes pr crate, q sci rs. ssStisss sFafa
ff4i3- ~ stU4tt. lestcsNt. F@f Rsts taEef
4ntrn pee tass. - - rtitee aEriss 80
eas. o. sci - faher 1akiuia sad wsnat
ekee eetAss. pr has. q taafz a. ttesselaia
Raavsppaesl err aass. o. p1xa 30 staAhxs
fttss Fef ~ y ees9 D.. sfAnhsEriss pss
teA y saat&
esrssty frssA r.neS ssss. pr sss. as.
Butter ard Cheese.
WAshtaatsn eFeasaefr better Esf ~. -
EASTERN ereansry, So rsaeh batter ese
90. Aas4raitlh tutler. u 5tt ghassa
Wl-ron.iA t~tas p~x M tfei wtseeaaia
fcuns AEr~nna. Il t1s7 4faeufxer -
n bki te~ er<~~ hFsrk rs.ess n y -
cise: hiosx swlszs u. u4tte. xsiisuaeak.
pouitry.
ks.N ata eAlckfns. n. tadzs<s treitsEa
Ev5ri apstn9s. taa thr he sufAsys ~
tf4eei azesssA - ss0f.e. Hxs aueae -
tfG1ecl soestsrs N
Live Stoek.
Wsthefsl rer y. AZ. s~es f~s - a.
sfssrA psF ee~a peF =. fA1ts.
sAises pee NJ fts9xas: haaneA. psf AaAA
a. a.
Nests.
Steers 80 -. go. ea~r - ~ fsfesni
SPRING HATS 100.
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WANT RECRADE
ON FIFTH

A tour % the whole 81 Firth av,
embraced In tho Proposed fesrade
vas made this morning b. the
street COMMITTEES.
There h 4 petition before the
committee from 80 per cent Of the
property owners. vho are deter
mined 90 have the work ordered
Opposed 10 them afg the property
owners on YealeT Way. who claim
that to rexrade fifth viii Destroy
leaieY way a. a buNlneea thorough.
fare. The LATEST plan Ia for = tnu.
mel unfcr issier AZ FIFTH av.
Hall repairs bicycles All work
guaranteed I'LL first av. SO
CASE BALL SUITS
For men and boys. all prices. A..
l. Hall. I'LL First Az. 80
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PruY ukonI uco
IL. urteca Pres
tie
DAM w ID o. Secretary,
DAvI Merchant MEUAN sertC
H. Real EaateC
Mgr | H PrsM cGuaw
JOHN ERIKsoN Mining Capitalist phaHa.
Pres Inland Navigate
Physician
CaptHs
Mgr ThsI Invest of John Davis
IF Baumsn E.v Manager S AMayom
o Yves
m
Il m Il 1 m 6p m to
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Wethefs pc - So s~es go N A.
stssra per m ~ eeaa pef ~ Ma
s4lees Pee ~ esaxsa9. alneA voc haAA
Meats.
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-OFFICERS-
DANIEL KELLEHER, President
II. AUZIAS-TURENNE, Vice President
o. II. p. LA FARCE. Secretary
LEWIS c. PALMER, Cashier
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Hall repairs bicycles All work
iii first sv 80
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washtastsn ersasseFy better Fsf -. -
EASTERN ereansry, - rsneh batter ess
~lsron.ia t~tas p~x M ffet wtseeaaia
fcanS AHzsrna II 1sl MfatnIxer 10,
~ bki He~ cr<xra hFa1k rs@eas u y ~
ctse; hhess Swlxz. u. 04tke. xiiiauueuk
The Washington herald., 1907-09-19
REAL ESTATE NOTES.

Jacob A. Jones has sold to Mrs. Dono-
van. a large owner Of property in Four
teenth street. the business premises at
1895 Fourteenth street northwest for
$4,000 The deal was cOnsummated
through the office Of Lieberman & HaWn.
Thomas Dowling, auctioneer, has sold
at trustees sale the two-story frame
house ut 81 c street southwest to 3. r
De Atley for $1.S50 He has also sold TO
c. w Child the lot at 2lZ c street south
west. at present used as a coal yard, for
$3.0l0
Thomas J. Owen & Son. aHcuoneers.
have sold at trustees sale the three-stOry
brick dwelling at 1904 Park road north
west TO Edward ID. Tally. H A Gill and
John J. Brosnan are the trustees.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-19
Dog Tax Quite an Item

The sum Of $43476.7O was realized from
Wholesale liquor licenses and S427,945.60
from retail liquor licenses. The dog tax
amounted TO $20.O9333
An increase of $ls95521 in the general
fund and S12.256S7 in the trust and
other funds is noted IN the report Com
pared with the collections Of twenty
years ago an increase is shown Of $780,
3S6.u.
Congress" says the report. has been
slow to recognize the necessities OF this
Office. and has curtailed estimates so that
the average yearly expenses have been
only about per cent, a sum entirely in
adequate to provide facilities necessary
for the proper conduct OF the Office.
Mr.. Davis recommends an amendment
to the personal tax law. inasmuch as the
provision relating 20 the collection OF de
linquent taxes by distraint is difficult 10
enforce equitabiy and with satisfactory
results.
The renewal of the appropriation OF
$500 for the collection of overdue per
sonal taxes is also recommended.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-19
WILLFIGHT TUBERGULIN TEST
Farmers Object to Destroying Dis
eased Cows Without Being Paid.
Committee VIII Go Before Congress
10 Prevent Law Compelling Test
without reimbursement.

Belligerent resolutions were adopted az
the fall meeting Of the Mix Producers
Association Of Maryland. Virginia. and the
District Of Columbia. which was held in
CornwclTs Hall yesterday afternoon.
The purport OF the meeting was TO agree
on a course 0f action which viii protect
the dairymeu from vexatious legislation
during the coming session Congress. A
special fight Will be- made against the
adoption u "a law making it necessary to
test cattle for tuberculosis. and the
slaughter without compensation of all in
feCted animals
Il was the opinion Of the majority OF
the speakers that the next Congress would
pass q law demanding tina, all cattle be
periodically submitted 70 the tuberculin
test. II this event the meeting resolved
that IL would make hard hght 20 have
ample compensation paid TO the farmers
for all the cattle destroyed IN virtue Of
this test.
a resolution was adopted protesting
both against the test itself and the law,
which maGe no provision for the loss sUs-
tanned by the farmers.
John Thomas. Of Montgomery County
chairman Of the association. outlined the
contest that the farmers have made
against this test. and urged the members
Of the association to DO their utmost un-
III the day on which the bill comes up
He also spoke Of the futility of the test
unless Il was made every day, which he
claimed was impossible because Of the
amount OF labor required and the ex-
Pense of the testing method. he said
that if the test were made a matter Of
law the price of milk would become ex-
cessive and milk would be a luxury
which none but the rich could enjoy.
a. c. Ritchie the secretary Of the asso-
citation. also gave many reasons why the
test was impractical. and 1t was decided
that a committee from the association
would lay the farmers side OF the matter
before Congress. About 150 farmers at
tended the meeting
The Washington herald., 1907-09-19
MRS. NATION AGAIN IN TOLLS.
Arrested While Addressing Crowd
from the Post-onlce steps.

Mrs Carrie Nation, wielder OF the
hatchet and advocate of the white rib
bon. is again in the tolls Last night
she had room at the House of Deten-
tlon. and this morning, unless she
changes her mind and puts Up collat-
eral, she viii be brought into the Police
Court to answer a charge of disorderly
conduct.
Mrs. Nation was arrested yesterday
afternoon by Policeman Mcdaniel. Of
the First precinct, while she was
haranguing a crowd from the front
steps OF the post-office on the evils of
drink and cigarette smoking.
Policeman Mcdaniel claims that he
asked her 10 stop. AS the crowd be
came larger and larger. and in order to
disperse them, the officer placed her un-
der arrest.
Il will not spend another dime IN
collateral" she told Desk Sergt. Gray,
AT the station, and so was leds off in
charge of the matron. AfteTward she
was taken TO the House OF Detention
still declaring that she would fight out
the matter before the court this morn
ing
The Washington herald., 1907-09-19
Iopad,bs 20 Give smoIk.r-

The members Of Hope Council, 40 /.
Independent Order Sons -Jonadab, viii
give d smoker at s O'Clock this evening
in Pythian Temple, lW2 Ninth street
northwest
A strong and attractive programme has
been arranged, including several ad-
dresses, recitations, and vocal and in
strumental music Judge NicOl will
speak on Temperance: sam De Nedry,
on the effects of Alcohol on the Brain
and Body of Man" p. J. McManus. on
''The Principles and Rules of our Or
der" Mr.. AIcott- OF New York City, on
Temperance Necessary 10 Progress, ~
&c. Attorney James O'Shea. Dr. Nc
Callum. and Arthur 3. White, win de-
liver appropriate recitations, and the mu-
sic and songs VIII be OF highorder
The Washington herald., 1907-09-19
Col. FIeming's wiI Is Fned.

Mrs Bell Vedder Fleming. widow Of
in the Probate Court a petition ask
ing that his viii be admitted TO probate,
and set forth the value of the estate
as 100000. consisting principally in "Oak
View" his country home, the former
home Of President Grover Cleveland, and
various other real estate and personal
property 10 she amount of $1,000. Col
Fleming left as his heirs, his wife and
two children, Mrs. India Bell Fleming
de Corea, wife Of the Nica-aguan min
lister, and Robert v Fleming The es-
tate is left to the widow for life. and is
then TO descend equally to the two chill
drRn-
The Washington herald., 1907-09-19
STRIKERS FIND NEW JOBS.
Tyventy-eight Go with Norfolk and
Western in West Virginia.

Twenty-eight of the striking telegraph
operators, formerly employed in the local
offices. left this city last night for West
Virginia where they VIII enter the en-
pIoy Of the Norfolk and Western Rail-
way
In letter from one Of the managers OF
the road. it was stated that there are
vacancies for forty Washingtonians in
that State, but UP TIL last night only
twenty-eight men had expressed a will
ingness to go. Most of the other strik-
ers have obtained employment here and
were satisfied to remain IN this city.
The new eight-hour law IS soon going
into effect IN West Virginia, and il is
stated that this Is the reason why te!eg
raphers are so much in demand. The
strikers look to the adoption Of the eight
hour law IN other States as a blow to
the commercial companies il is said that
they will not be able 10 secure men even
II the strike is declared of.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-19
AUTO PARTNERS FALL OUT.
William Z. Belt Asks Accounting
and Receiver for Tire Company.

" AAAAAAn L. oEAN ASKS Accounting =
and Receiver for Tire Company.
William Z. Belt yesterday instituted
suit IN the Supreme Court Of the District
Of Columbia against Charles +. Myers
for the dissolution of the partnership en-
tered into by them January 10 last. and
for an accounting. IN his. complaint, Belr
sets forth that the two organized under
the name Of Myers az Belt. but later
changed to the Washington Automobile
Tire Company, and on April I, opened
their business in the rear Of II third
street
The plaintiff says they purchased tools,
ard that he as owner of the building put
in fifty-three days IN making repairs, al
teratiOns, and fitting up. This service, he
claims. was worth 81 a day as a meChan-
ic. Prosperity came their way, he says
and they were doing nne, when ON Au-
gust 81 Myers locked the door and kept
the key away from him There was i
quarrel and a seige he obtaining possess
sion on September 2 but as q result the
business fell of He gives the profits
as 81, 457, and asks the court to intercede
and give him such just verdict as It sees
fr
The Washington herald., 1907-09-19
Knnsan Lectures ON Temperanc,

c. W. Trickett, assistant attorney gen
eraI of Kansas, delivered his lecture on
"The Cleansing Of a Large City" before
a fair audience at the Church of Our
Father last night. The discourse was
given under the auspices Of the w. c. T
L., and the theme presented treated on
the wiping out of existence Of the sa-
looms in WyandOtte County, Kans. The
speaker recOunted how this undertaking.
was accomplished step by step, and fire.
quent applause showed that the audience
was in hearty sympathy with the work
performed in Kansas in the cause Of tenn
perance.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-19
Money Missing after Messenger Left.

The police are looking for messenger
boy, about eighteen years of age. who
called at the residence Of S. P Allen. at
l10I Seventeenth street yesterday after
noon and represented that he had come
from the company to examine the call
box IN the house which he claimed was
out Of order and needed repairing. Within
q few minutes after ne had left, the oc-
cupants OF the house found that S25 was
missing from q pocketbook that had been
left Ia the same room where the boy had
worked Oh the box.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-19
LOCAL MENTION.
EKCTRsIoNs TODAY

To Fort Monroe Norfolk. Newport News, and all
points Solth-NorfoIk and Washington night steam
ers every evening IN the year at 60 and day
steamer daily at 5 a. m,
To Mount Ntnon-Steamer Macalester, daily 70
g. N. and 30 p m. from seventh street wharf.
Chesapeake BeaCh-Sec tine table
To Rock Greek Bridge, Geological Park. Chevy
Chase and KensngtoD-Cars from Fifteenth street
aud New YORK avenue every fifteen Minutes.
To Alexandria-Ferry steamer Laciawanna every
hour and 4 hslf from 6 a. H. 20 D. IL
The Washington herald., 1907-09-19
stovva,vay Boy Allowed to Land.

Yitzhok Kleinman. the tweIve-year-oId
stowaway, who ran away from his home
in Warsaw. Poland, to join his mother in
this country, viii be allowed to land.
Secretary Straas, of the Department of
Commerce and Labor. yesterday accepted
a bond of $500 as a guarantee that Yitz-
hok VIII not become a public charge.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-19
carter Company Directors Elected.

A. Gary Carter. president of the Carter
Motor Car Corporation, has just re
turned to the city after attending a
stockholders meeting at Pierre S. Oak.
The following directors were chosen: A.
Gary Carter. William >. Arrison, Frank
L. Carter, w. +. Berry, and w Shirley
Carter The board viii soon assemble
and choose officers for the ensuing year.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-19
Examination for Clerk ana Carrier.

The Civil Service Commission announces
an examination to be held November 20.
1907, for the positions of clerk and car
rier in the Washington post-office. This
examination is open 10 all citizens Of the
United States who comply with all the
requirements. Applications must be filed
with the secretary Of the Fourth civil
service district, AT the Office Of the COM
mission by 4.30 p. m. November G.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-19
TAX YIELD $6,426,716
Collector Davis Reports on
the Districts Receipts.
INCREASE OVER LAST YEAR
Liquor and Dog Licenses Bring in
Half Million DOlIarS-Amendment
to Existing Law Is Suggested TO
Enable Better Collection OF Per-
sOnaI Taxes In the District.

z. C. Davis, collector Of taxes for the
District. yesterday submitted to the Com
missioners his annual report showing
that the total taxes collected during the
last fiscal year aggregated 81. 4Z6.7l5. The
The Washington herald., 1907-09-19
z -. Hcnd RIce Coz 30,

lbs. baking soda Tor &C: / To. pure pep
per for 15c; 10. root ginger for 1Oc; To-
picking spices for l2c. J. T. d. Pyles'
Stores.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-19

Hungarian Gypsy Orchestra al Park
Hotel, Summer Garden, Rsthskeller. y. Y.
ave. and llth st. +. Endres, Prop.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-19

Meet Your Friends .t Schneider's
Tonight aPd enjoy some of those fine
hard-shell crabs
The Washington herald., 1907-09-19

Great Bear Spring Water, 4 Gals, soc.
Office, 704 18th st. Phone Main 9G2.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-19
Somr PcnnIc - ..1InItv nrenh

Buffalo and \. Y. Tickets Very Cheap
at Spliedt's Office. 1885 T st. nv. TelM4l35
The Washington herald., 1907-09-19

Because il chances to be served them-but
it's purely a matter Of preference with
the majority, Have you tried it? Ask
for Schneider's when ordering. Grocers'.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-02
Health in the Hill Tops

OK Orange, Sullivan Ulster Delaware Counties n. t.
on the main line and branches of the New
York. Ontario & Western Ry
. II you are seeking SUMMER HOME your family
In a region OF absolute
HEALTH 1T MODERATE COST
1000 feet above the with pure
milk malaria mosquitoes and within Three Hours
Ride from New YOra country heartily recommended by
physCiansthen send cents for to the under
signed call and get free at Offices below the SUPERB
LY ILLUSTRATED BOOK. SUMNER HOMES Of 1S5
pages. II gives list OF 900 HoIes Farms and
Boarding Houses, with their location 81 board.
facilities attractions. Vacation 425 Broad
way. ". Z.
IN NEW YORK-i41. 425 1880 1884 1898 Broadway.
% Nassau st. 2SI 4th 245 Columbus ave- 27es 80
ave l05 West I26th 1872 6th Ticket Offices. Des
brosses and West 42d ferries Beaver Journal
Information Bureau Columbus Circle beth st. Eagle
Information Bureau 20 East 23d
IN BROOKLYN-4 Court St. 479 Nostrand
Macon St; 800 Broadway; Eagle Information Bureau.
J. c. ANDERSON.
Traffic Manager. Sc Beaver st. n. 7.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-02

Ed SUMMER HOTEL
ADVERTISER. COW
RESORT DISTRICT.
REAL ESTATE &
BROADWAY. ". 7,
New-York tribune., 1907-06-02
WHERE YOU CAN CATCH TROUT.
NEW SPRUCE CABIN INN.
NEW YORK.

Roorns suite with bath.
3 hours from New York Booklet. w. ]. & NJ D.
PRICE Canadensus p. O.. Pa Cresco sta. Lacka r. r.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-02
STR0UDSBURG, PA.

HIGHLAND INN-C. H Palmer 100
HIGHLAND DELL NJ Foulke 100
1HI kIEIGH INN. 3. Pipher 100
THE PENLLlN-M NerW4n so
HOTEL FJLMER-George ". Fable
EAST STROU DSBTRG POST. OFFICE. PA
OAK GROVE house. V smith 100
BERWICK imp. G. Dickerson. 80
MARSHALL CREEK POST OFFICE. PA
TITANIA-S1O-S16 c. II Congdon %
MARSHAILS FALLS HOUSE,