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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-07-16

pletely digests all food That Is Kodol. There is
nothing else which contains all the needed Gle.
Inents
A perfect digester can be put up only Ia liquid
FORM That Is why Kodol is liquid. And, because
~ is LIQUID like the digestive Juices, its action IL
almost instant. 55s#S 7s7
This is very easily proved
Take Kodol after the meal and note the alb.
sence Of pain, OF fermentation, Of Gas, Itsis eyI
dent that the food is digesting
Or mix Kodol with food In a test tube, untea
proper conditions, and one can see It digest. Moe
part OF the food as with pepsin, but all OF 1t.
You can fnd no other digester which win meet
such test, for there Is none
VIII You use q digester that goas but half way?
vt VIII You give TO the stomach that complete 70
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-07-16
Natural Digestion

Kodol contains all digestive elements. It does more
than the stomach does. L accompishes, in addition,
what the bowels do, what the saliva does, toward
digestion. No other digester does that
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-07-16
Our GUARANTEES

You may prove. without the risk Of penny,
what kodoi can do. Buy one large bottle, and ask
your druggist for the signed guarantee. II the re-
suits are not satisfactory. take the empty bottle
back and Your druggist will return your money.
This offer Is made on the large bottle only
and TO but one in family. That will amply prove
how much Kodol means TO you. Then please tell
your friends who need this help how easy 1T is 10
obtain it.
Kodoi Is prepared at the laboratories Of o. o.
Dewitt & CO., Chicago The $1.00 bottle contains
27a times as much as the SOC bottle.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-06
Local and National
EDITED BY CHARLIE ALBRIGHT
STUDEBAKER ENGINE A
Marvel OF ENDURANCE

When one stops to consider the uu-
favorable conditions under which an
automobile engine works, even when
traversing ordinary roads, the per-
Torrance of the engine in the little
Studebaker Army Dispatch car that
recently made the 2000-mile trip
from New York to Fort Leavenworth,
Kansas, seems almost beyond the
range of mechanical possibility. Al
though the Studebaker engine ran
almost continuously night and day
for eighteen days, and that under
conditions most of the time which
taxed its power to the last pound,
never even once did it fail to deliver
its full horsepower rating and no adj
justments or repairs were made on
the engine during the entire trip.
The performance Of the Studebaker
car In the twonty-four-hour race at
Morris Park last fall, when it was
the only car among nineteen compet-
| itors that ran for twenty-four hours
without adjustments or repairs OF
any kind, justly merited the praise
| It received from all who witnessed
that event, but the strain upon the
Studebaker Dispatch car engine in
the Fort Leavenworth run was inf.
nitely more severe and the require.
ments more eXacting, and the fact
that 1t withstood such hardships as
the four days struggle through snow
drifts in northern Indiana, and later
running day after day through Ne
braska and Kansas In mud, hub deep
coming through the entire trip with
out arrangement of any kind, con
stitutes performance of which III
builders and designers are justly
proud, and once more demonstrate;
conclusively the high standard o
material, workmanship and desigi
that is making the motor vehicles
built by the Studebakers so popula
among those who accept no substi
tute for quality.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-06
BIG AUTOMOBILE SHOWS
GREAT STAYING QUALITIES

One OF the most remarkable per-
formances ever achieved by motor
car has just been reported, and auto
lists are greatly interested in this
demonstration of what good car
can do.
4 carload of steel had been lost
out of Hartford, and the owners OF
this automobile, Pope-flartford,
started out after 1t in the rain, snow,
and sleet of an early winters nasty
day"
Alliday, without stop, the sturdy
car bhmeted its way through the
snow and braved the cutting wind.
At night, the lost car was located at
Albany, and, in the pitchy darkness,
over a ton of steel was transferred
from the truant car and fastened to
the sides OF the machine, till the
rims almost touched the ground.
This load was then carried back to
Hartford at a high rate of speed, and
finished the trip in less than twenty
four hours. But the most remark
able feature of the performance was
that, in spite of the severe strain to
which the car was subjected, not II
bolt worked loose or part of the
machine failed to do its duty. The
same car was sent out on the road
for hundred-mile test trip the next
day. as though nothing had happen
| ed.
This wonderful achievement has
drawn public attention to other rec.
Ords made by the same machine, foI
endurance, speed, hill-climbing, and
neXibility, and Il is found that the
Pope-Hartford has made II name fol
| itself wherever entered.
On May 3Oth OF last year the Pope
| Hartford won the Giants Despair
Hill Club for cars listed at $4,000
and under. in minutes. As sec
onds, winning from a GO-horsepowe
Thomas flyer, a 35-horsepower Ram
bier, and other high-power cars. TIL,
distance for this climb was 6,00I
feet, and the average grade IS pc
cent.
The same car made a perfect scor,
in the 200-mile endurance run giycl
by the l.. |. A. c.. being the first ca
home. and broke two worlds record
in one day, ut Portland, Oregon
the 10 and 25-mile records for tour
ing cars, on circular track.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-06

The Young Tidal Waves We're the
winners of the first game at Kapio-
lani Park yesterday from the Re-
lance nine by the score of IA to ~.
The game had somewhat the appear
ance of smuggling match, as there
were II number of long extra base
hits. Pedro was the star.
:: :; !;
Ten innings were needed to de-
eide the game between the High
lands and the Twilights at Kapiolani
Park. The going was fast all the
time, with the score three all up I'M
I'll the tenth, when the Twilights
slammed out four runs on the boys
from the hills. The game ended
with the score to 4.
2; !! .;
In the first of three games to de-
eide the championship of the Atltin-
son Baseball League, the Ocean
Views simply showed the poor Po-
licemen under with the score of 20
to 3. The game was one OF the poor
est exhibitions ever seen on local
diamond.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-06

HANDBALL TOURNEY

The latest scores in the Y. NJ. G.
A. handball tourney are as follows:
II. Nicholson won from J. S. Her
riot, 1910, 1910.
J. S. Herriot won from w. Gertz,
Ills, 1912, 1914.
G. Bechert won from T. Mcguire,
15-12, 1915, 1871.
c. Lewis won from NJ. Ferreira
1914. 1913.
l.. b. Blanchard won from NJ. Fer.
relra, 1911, l5-7.
NJ. c. Webster won from F. Franks
1870, l5.2
II. Nicholson won from Geo. EVA
liko, 1873, 1873.
II. Nicholson won from NJ. KekahiC
1914, Ills, 1871.
NJ. c. Webster won from G. Eva
like, 1873, 1876.
+, c. Bechert won from c. Lewis
15-14, 1918.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-06

KAMS HAVE OUTING

The Kamehameha School pupils
left town this morning by the 9:l5
train for a weeks outing at Makua,
Hon. L. l.. McCandless' place on the
line of the Oahu Railway. The boys
were hilarious over the prospects be-
fore them of a good time hunting
and fishing.
:: :: ::
Comiskey OF the White SoX, in his
day. was one of the best first base
men the game ever knew, had sys-
TEN of playing the base that worked
to perfection when the pitchers and
second basemen worked with him
He and the second baseman had a
boundary line drawn between their
position, Il straight line scratched In
the dirt, and II was the understand
ing that Commy would take every
thing on his side and the second
baseman everything on the Other
side.
As he grew older Commy moved
the mark nearer and nearer to first
What did you ever quit the
league for, Commy?" asked one ad
mirer long afterward.
I'm tell YOU" said Commy, SO
riously, and then he explained thor
oughly his system of playing the bai
and how he marked the line between
first and second base.
We'll" asked the quostioner afteI
he had finished, what has that t
do with it?" "|
why" said Commy, Il saw b!
the way that line was approaching
first base that It would be drawn L
the bench the next year, and | bea
them to it,"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-06
THE KODAK
TANK DEVELOPER

does away with the Dark Room in or
binary Developing
The film, after exposure, is placed
in the Developing Tank, in daylight,
and left for 20 minutes, the cup con-
tanning it being turned end for end
several times.
1t needs no further attention, and
turns out a higher average Of films
than any other process.
Timc.development has proved to be
the only correct and scientific meth
cd. Saves trouble, worry, waste.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-06
AUTOMOBILE FOR SALE.

Autocar runabout, Model 1906, in
flrst-class condition; fully equip
ped. II. II. Cheal. Quartermasters
Depot; Tel. $50. 39GS-tr
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-06
MEANT MUCH TO HIM

Yes" said the obese passenger
with the swastika pin in his tie, Il
always look forward to the opening
of the football season with delight. "
You are an admirer of the sport,
che" rejoined the hardware drum
mer
well, not exactly" replied the
o. p., but I'm surgeon"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-06

A valuable collection OF stamps. This
collection is the property of the
widow of the late II. w. Bowen.
and is the result of his effort 10
many years of labor; they can DO
seen at the Hawaiian News Co.,
Young building. 391l-tt
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-06

Furnished cottages and housekeep-
ing rooms; gas stoves; $l2 to s25.
f. L. King, Cottage Grove. King
st. 3957-tf
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-06
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
REPAIRING.

Woven Wire Mattresses repaired at
the Factory Honolulu Wire Bed
Co., 1850 AlaDai st. Telephone
635. 3945-tf
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-06
FOR SALE

Advertisements Under this Heading
One Cent Per Word Each Day. No Ad.
vertisements Inserted for Less Than
Ten Cents.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-06
FOUND

Large brown and white collie dog, In
quire Bulletin Office. 39GS-lt
The sun., 1908-05-15

Automobile Association on the Readyille
track az Boston on Decoration Day, The
retired track racing champion has deClarec
hr will not drive TaClus cars on one mile
horse racing circuits, but has no objection
to competing IN stock car events on circular
tracks.
Baltimore automobllisis are showing con
siderable interest In the race meet sched-
uled for the famous old PImliCo track on
Decoration Dav by the Motor Car Racing
Nssociaton Motorists Of the surrounding
cities are making preparations 10 drive 20
Baltimore TO witness the races, and parties
are being made up from Washington, Ann
apos Harrisburg YORK cumberland, llaRers-
town, Hanover. Frederick and Wilmington.
Two BriarClif trophy drivers have already
been entered for the lO0 mile stock car event.
t,manuel Cedriuo with Fiat. and Guy Vaughan
With a Stearus, The Baltimore meet was
the first ono 10 hP announced and the pro-
motors we're thus able 10 SECURE the services
Of Fred i. Wagner a. starter and clerk Of
the course, IN the regret OF several other
promoters whose events were arranged for
later than the IimliCO event
The Canadian commercial agent AT Port NJ
Spain Trinidad. reports an opening Tor motor
cars In these islands He writes This COun-
ry i- specially adapted for motor cars. haV-
iug c,Cellcut roads lOr hundreds of miles
Very l"w ears have been imported and those
only by people who have been abroad and
selected for themselves The number ui
persons hero who arc In q position to drive
their own vehicles = comparallvely large.
and II houdy. reliable aud fairly cheap
machine we're introduced there would he.
think 4 good market for hem, anil the first
one on The spot will get i3r advantage.
The sun., 1908-05-15
PUBLIC NOTICEs.


PUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN 10 ii,
owner or owners Of all houses and lots Improved
Or unlmpEpved lands affected thereby, that th,
following proposed assessments have been com
peted and arc lodged IN the ONCE Of the Board ol
Viz:
Borough Of Brooklyn.
List o653, No /. Sewers IN Bath avenue between
bay Sixth street FouTteenth avcnuel and Bay
IN BSy Sixth street Fourteenth avenueI, between
Bath avenue and proposed street through the
northern portion Of DyCker Reach PARK; also In
Ray Twenty seventh street Twenty hTst avenue
between Benson avenue and Bath avenue, and In
proposed street through the northern portion OF
pyCker Beach Park, between Fourteenth avenue
snt Eleventh avenue, and between Eleventh avenue
and seventh avenue. and In Ninety second street,
petNeen seventh avenue and New YORK Bay; also
~ Eighty fourth street. between Twentieth and
twenty 'hTst avenues. and outlet In Twenty nrst
aNehue' from Eighty fourth street TO Benson
AN enuc
An persons whose interests are affected by the
above named proposed assessments, and who 6fe
opposed TO the same or either Of them are re
quested to present their objections. In writing. to
tue Secretary OF the Board OF Assessors No, 32O
At II \. NJ, at which time and place the said OBJ lee
tons VIII be heard and testimony received In refer
cnce thereto.
For full particulars see City Record
ANTONIO YUCCA,
PAUL MElMANN
JAMES n. KENNEDY.
WILLIAM II. JAsPER
secretary
No 500 broadway.
CITY OF New York, Borough OF Manhattan, May
The sun., 1908-05-15
pAWNRnOKERS' SALES.

JULICs sBONGOOD. -A.ctionseL BY JoL
ShonEood's sons Auct'rS, ~ boWeTy:
May H. Mems & women'S clothing, &c. pledged
10 May 3 1871 u,SnberStcins Sons. 10 9th sv.. Sil
bcrstciu Bros, eGi 9th aN
May iS clothing, dc, pledged TO May !, 1897. to
No bd76i liud,un tOliatelAl Co, ia Amsterdam hy
MAY Is Jcweiry, &C.. pledged 10 May II, 1897. and
older dates No I 10 3l4OG 4 Friedman. 3ti East
Houston st.. from No, 4DO11 TO h53N, l9l I'd Av,
May ~ COtang, &C. pledges NO. lUOJ TO 1899
n. & G. Lang. ~ \yenue c.
MAY 70 Jcvciry, &c, pledged TO May II. l0n.
No snU to 1909, II. E, Lang, lO Avenue c.
Ma, gp. Men n ami women > clothing, &C.. Il ledged
10 Ma in iNO;. Sbersttih BiuN., -457 18th Iv., u,
StlDeTstcln's SUlS 10 eth ay.
Nay 2l- Clothing; ) trculd .722 N av
Maj sI-JcWery, Watt hes diamonds. SC. pledged
to MAY H. 1871. m to 80 dllA inclusive, h. FOI.
y
The sun., 1908-05-15
I.EI.P WANTED-HAI.E.

H'PCOODS
The following arc lev OF our positions Opcu IN.
day.
BDOKkEEpER Whp can estimate rdl work
from pGus and specifications 81 20 s. -
IOOkhGElEE Tor mirs. Of entertainment nara
pN"ruAlla. t'3E
OFtlC. MGR. for rlcwl MN. and Importers.
must be- capable n lOoklbg after 'Urrcspnnucucr
tTauscrihng cables. handing hills Of eichAhCr and
general ONCE routine 81 UH 81 ~
STENOGRAPiER and COrrCS CSnOndcnt; excellent
opportunity Tor young man " good English c,luca
tion location near =. y. salary open
SltNOGRA ApiER dor Saes managers oh1ce Of
large mfr, location near \. v. tgOOt ,O1O
STENOGIlAPHER VINO has detail Ahllty and
capable Of advancing tu executive pOsitiOn 10 start
In sales managers once OiArgo mfr location. city
37H tg36.
For other information call or write
HAPGOODS 3o1 BROADWAY
The sun., 1908-05-15
YaleS crew for American HenIr,

NEW RAVEN. MAY H The crew which
will represent Yale at the American Henley
on the Schuylkill Al Philadelphia May 20
WAS announced tonight. as follows
Townsend how: Robbins. :: Oden. 3. Hunt. 1
Dunklt. 5. Cooley, 0. Miller, :, Wsllacv. stroke.
The sun., 1908-05-15
l. L. FIRIsKI. 20 Rover. sells 10 A. NJ!

MAY ~ T.. l., ION, seNclN.
May is-l.eyy 4 Cook, 6lS Hudson st.. clothing
Sc. pledged prior May y, 1911
May 10 d., Mayer, lioDoken: VI. Speler & Co.
iNgl ~ a.. diamonds, watches, jewelry, all eooGs
May ~ NJ. Manning 4 sons. 56i 6th av.: ClOinlug
&c pledged prior May o. 1901.
May ~ Vim. simpson & co 10 Bow cry: all diA.
rondN watches, Jew clry. goods every description
pledged prior March /, 1871. to No. 6JCj all older
dates held over
MAY y ..Goldstone Bros, SIS 6th av.; all diamonds
Watches ieNclry, goods every description pledged
pror May 70 1917, 10 No $685., all older dates held
over.
The sun., 1908-05-15

DEPARTMENT OF DOCKS AND FERRIFS
Sealed eStlWatcs Tor furnishing cast steel NJ Uur-
Ing Posts contract il.l and for building Rip rap
Wall At Rher'S Island contract 1892 Will bC re-
Celycd by the commissioner Of Docks A. Pier \,
lAttery Place until is o'clock noon. Monday. May
Is tNN Tor partirulArS see city Record
The sun., 1908-05-15

Statesmen to handle furniture specially as side
line new and a success. address SANATARl
COMPANY. 7O6 Republic Bldg, ca cAgo, H.
WANTED An GRAND boy, about 10. one living
In New York preferred good opportunity fot the
hight boy with an old manufacturing house. Ad.
dress WITH references. H.. boz 100 SUI ofncc.
The sun., 1908-05-15
NEW YORK NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Trains depsrt from Grand tntral SAtion, I'D
st. and tth ~, as follows. or:
BOSTON via New London and Prov :. inn,
'1loN: NJ, ,,;.iIN ,-IitS. 'I.Sm o.
':m . NJ. ~, Springfield 1918 A. N" leo
tAkeylll, and Norfolk ''pn1 4 NJ 1928 "
GREAT hlkRINGTON STOTNBRl nGE. LENMN
Ticket once, At CGd C,ntl st'n and cl:'th 50
AlSo At csij, iso1, ciJd B'Wdy, c.j lnion 81, az
Flfth Ave, c2G Cot AVE- ClN3 Fiftn Ave. cefl
Bklyn, cl Court St, t7g NostraId Ave- so Bpsy
'Daily. Except Sundays 'Stops A. STD 81
IStopS A. i.jth 81 Sundays only iPArlor cs'
limited, Has dining car, cParlor and Slesprs
car tickets sl,n
The sun., 1908-05-15
MUNICIPAL ClvIL SERVICE COMMISSION,


MUNICIPAL ClVlL SERVICE COMMISSION,
2g broadway
New YORK. NAV H. 1905
PUBLIC NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN that an.
plicatious Will he ISSUED AND RECEIVED A 40
% LAFAYETTE STREET, TlH FLOOR ONLY.
from
TUESDAY, MAY ls, UNTIL 4R M TUESDAY
MAY g. 1905.
for the position "
DOCkMASTER
no APPLICATION RECEIVED. BY MAIL OR
OTHERM lSE, AFTER y. N. On MAY g WILL
BE ACCEPTED
The subjects and weights are. Duties and Re-
port. 5. Experience, 3, Arithmetic. ..
\ physical CIannauon viii precede the mental
and due notice oi the dates VI both viii be issued
later,
Tncrr are two vacancies at ST. 800 per Annun
For further Information Apnly 10 the Secretary
T. A SPENCER. Secretary.
WANTED FO3 4, ). ARMI--Ablc bodlcu -un .
married men between ages Of IA and 81: citizens VI
tgited States Of good character and temperate
habits who can speak read and write Engllsn.
hen wanted now for service In Cuba and the pniip.
pines. For information apply TO Recruiting Oficer.
y Third Ave, 236e Third Ave. o.. Third Ave,
Us i, Hth St, 40 Sixth Ave, ll7 Park Row, 10
Cortlandt St, S2 Eighth Ave, 2S13 Eighth Ave.
New York S6S Fulton 81. 40 Fifth Ave, lg1 Have.
meyer St. Brooklyn; n Montgomery ST., Jersey
CIT! = Hudson Place Hoboken. y, i.
The sun., 1908-05-15
NAy 22 LIne consLgnment IcweIry
CLNrrAL AICIlON GO, n. Saeelan, Auc'

tloneer 1910 Broadway. sells II \. ~:
MAylS-By MCAleenan :, i69 Fulton ST., Brooklyn
diamonds jeWclry, SlverSATe, &c. from No Ass
March ~ 1901 to Gl7J, April IS 1917, Inclusive, and
ali goods held over,
May by r, Simpson Co., o Myrtle av,, BROOK.
yn diamonds jeWelry, &c, pledged TO No. 100
Aphl l. 1901 and goods held over.
May. .2-By Z. Berger. 60sth Ay y. NJ cohen 40
sth Av., diamonds, jcwelp, dverware, &c, pledged
90 May 10 1917
The sun., 1908-05-15
SUMMER RESORTS.
TENNSVI.VANIA.
Delaware water Gsp.
THE KITTATINNN.
DELAWARE WATER GAP. "a
onen under sstns smsn.sstn.,,,.,,

Now open under 6Alne MANAGEMENT A, Ia,t ,,,.
IMPROVED, REfURNIShED, HEDErOn 49,
The most beautiful and healthful resort ~ vS.,,
mud, air dry and lnylgoratlng, dclybrhi VIZ.
and drives. HIcellent trout fishing ruli ,s,sA'
bowling. billiards. pool, shu7Ne boards Man. >
the leading hotel. Capacity thO SltuAtc.I I, ~
private Mountain PARK OF over - acres A, y.
heat, open log hres, electric lights elevator, 49,.
sun pArloTA, private bacOuies, spacious ,sfsS h.
Orchestra Cuslne and service uneIctlel sb ~ y.
own farm and greenhouses give 20 The tsbs n =.
uctS par excellence Telephone and teI,s,,u9
Oi1ces In hotel, American plan, also A IA S,,l
Illustrated booklet on application showing bo,.s
kltu tlnny Park scenes, Official auto maps kit,,s
llnny Coach meets all trains. Lkery GthS.
Saddle Horses. Special Spring Rates 4eN
a. PRANK COpE
The sun., 1908-05-15
ELL sOBEL, Auci;. es Boysry' sells 10 A. NJ. all

Nay I, aClnthlng N, Guteied. Brooklyn
May "a Fine clothing, Wm. Prsger, al 7th av.
May 10 Pine clothing, wOmen's goods. dc, TO
No 45O1. NJ hoffman Sons l43 Canal st.
May 20 -Jcwelry, diamonds, &C, from No. io0 to
6oO0 MenbcrEer Bros, io3 Avenue 4.
May u Clothing, NJ, Cohen. 3i lst av.; Vein
berger Bros, ig9 Avenue \,
The sun., 1908-05-15

SEALED PROPOSALS am he received At the
Once Of the Commissioner ~ Immigration. Ellis
Island. N \. H.. ur'' swp. ~. May -. lSs. for
furnishing the ) Immigration Service n the port
Of Nsw NOro W,th tNe following named services
and supplies duriug the n,cal yCAr ending June n.
lgW. VIA Care NJ immigrants suffering from non
contagious diseases. TRANSFORMATION ambulance
service aud care O' Immigrants suffering from con
t7c!nGs diseases: TRANSFORMATION tAuIbulsnrc ser
vicci nt immigrants suffering from non contagious
dlScEscs. burial ~ deceased immigrants meats
NcgclHblCs, groceries, tu'. fur Immigrant Hospital
RHut proposals and further In formation may bc oh
blHcd upon application tu the Oilre OF the Com
missioner Of Immigration. Ellis stand. s. y. a.
The sun., 1908-05-15

o. NHTEgMNSTENS OFFICE NtSr POINT.
~ y. .. May li ige, SEALED proposals. In trpiUaiC.
this ONCE until T.. O'Clock noon. juno :. 1913 Tor
erection oi one Set ~ Double CIV 'aHs QuArtcrS at
West Point, y. Nu IN accordance with plans and
specinCA llunS IN Mo In this once rhc United
Satrs reserves the right 10 Acrspt reject any or
All proposals Form, for proposals furnished unOn
application. AddreNs Quarternastrr, West Point
The sun., 1908-05-15
PUBLIC NOTICE.
WatSrSSrVIus, Borough Of Manhattan.

on Saturday, May Ia, l9N at6A. NJ, the ~ inch
water main In Central Park West. which supplies
The low service section In the Borough OF Man,
haitian south Of Eighty hrst street. will be shut on
In order to connect on 10 the new lS.inch water
main laid IN Central Park West. from Eighty .hrst
TO sixty second street, Al that section OF the
cts between Eighty nrst and Twelfth streets. and
between Central Park West and the North River.
VIII BE- affected by this shuton and the pressure IN
the mains will he materially reduced The 4S-
Inch main Will probably remain shut OIL until Mon.
day morning, May lb 1875.
JOHN II. OBRIEN,
Commissioner ofWatcr supply
Gas and Elcctrlrty
The sun., 1908-05-15
CENTRAL AUCTION 90,

CENTRAL AUCTION 60, Nm McCArty
Auct., iS7 Canal 81. sells 10 \. NJ:
May lS-By Barney Loan once, lS@ 81 Ay.. and
Mrs.. J. Levy. i6 VarlCk st.: clothing pledged 10
Nay Shy N. 4 l.. Harlan, tSS Fast isS,h s.
clothing pledged TO May 10 iUi.
The sun., 1908-05-15

) USED RAINIER CAR put IN perfect order ~
the Rainier iacory and sold ~ the company n.
sponShc fog Il, reputation Is without doubt an
exceptionally ,HfC Investment The Rainier Motor
Car Company has several surh Cars-lps and 1911
models In Touring Cars. EunabOutS and LmOu-
ahes They have All bee1 taken IN exchange for
lgE models will be sold Tor exactly what we know
satisfactory to purchasers. compare these car,
with Cheapy built NEW carS ~ STINT AZ coSt. Test
them by road denomination pn,cs from 81 5JJ
10 s. 7Ol
Salcsroons. broadway and isth 81, New YORK
The sun., 1908-05-15
HUDSON RIVER DAY LINE
CaiSkllI, Hudson Z eO1saskI0 Boats
Leave Pier a., n. r., weekdays 0pN

lDhAl. summer cr,ise to HallfGl, N. s.. and 81.
Sohn'L n T. BOMRlNG CO. ~ state q