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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-07
MRS. GIBSON
PASSES AWAY

Mrs. Minnie Gibson, wife of Chief
OF Police Gibson, died at the home
4s7 South Capital street. shortly ar
tee IL O'Clock last night OF throat
troubles. which had bafied the ef'
forts OF four physicians, called ~
consultation.
Mrs Gibson was born In Utah. near
Salt Lake City. and WAS 3S years Of
age She has been III for some time,
the doctors being unable TO solve the
disease which attacked her throat.
There survive her. besides Chief oil
Police Gibson. her mother, Mrs. Mary
Daniel, OF oregon City, and throe
brothers, Oscar. Joe and Charles, OF
MunnO, Or.
Services were held at the home az
2 80 o'clock this afternoon, and the
remains will be sent to Oregon Clty
tomorrow for burial
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-07
MS TO
EXPOSE
ENEMIES

United Press Leased Wire.l
pianapOlis, Ind, Dec. Char
azing his enemies as character
'ins and declaring them the
h enemies OF the labor move
y President Lewis of the United
Workers OF America, in a
enenJ today to the United Press,
pes his intention of exposing
before the delegates of the
'national convention of the min
referring 20 the acts of his en-
In the organization President
D says:
n attention has been called to
PEI published In Illinois con
Ag "a number of articles de-
Y To reflect on me personally as
Eicial of the miners. These have
inspired by certain officers of
fganization with the knowledge
Rhere is not a scintilla of truth
a matter published,
Fese men who seek to promote
Na! interests by assuming the
Pr OF character assassins are
'pFst enemies of the labor move
ana of society in general.
Ahall not at this tine dignity
individuals by naming them
rhen the national convention
masks will be torn off and the
M of those men will be ex-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-07
PRUNE MEN
COMPLAIN
OF RATES

communication has been received
by the Railroad Commission from A.
c. Burdick a Co.. large prune deaf
ers OF Portland, saying that notice
has been given too the effect that
the rate on dried fruits will be ad-
vanced on Oregon lines on the first
or the year from the present rate Of
800 TO s1.1O.
The Burdiok people protest strong
ly on this advance In rates, which are
now imposed on the minimum weight
ears OF 20 tons. During the time
when the fruit Industry was In Us
Infancy, states the communication,
the railroad company solicited the
trade OF the fgIit growers on their
freight lines, and gave the minimum
weight car OF ~ tons, but later they
have gradually raised the weight 10
3 tons. aud are now compelling the
fruit men TO take the service OF a
cotton car II Il apparent that the
20-ton ear Is too large for the dried
fruit shipments, which are hardly
large enough 10 properly necessitate
80 large a car.
The letter also states that the pres
ent raise In rates will be largely re-
spOneible for the decrease In the
fruit business In Oregon. and that
at the present time several OF the
farmers are digging up their trees,
unable TO meet the circumstances in
vOlved through shipments.
The commission has taken the mat
ter under adyisement.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-07

Larkin yesterday morning at Riley's
ranch, on Kings river, In the north
ern part OF Humboldt county. Barra
Is said TO have murdered the officer
in cold blood, shooting him In the
back.
The killing OF Larkin is the out
come OF a feud growing out OF the
shooting OF a desperaHo named Tay-
lor by Sheriff Lamb last June.
Taylor tried 20 kill another man,
and then escaped. He was followed
by Lamb, and shot when he refused
TO surrender. Taylor's friends ac-
eused Larkin OF betraying the hid
ing place OF the desperado. and Bar
ra, in particular, was so indignant
that he swore 10 kill the deputy on
sight.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-07

Mrs. Verene siegrist for 81 years
a resident OF Oregon died at Hills
bOro Yesterday, aged 90 years.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-07
Ron'f Re Homeless.

about yourself when you're GRIPPE !
with rheumatism or stin toints-ot
course you've tried lots OF things ana
tbev failed Try Ba'lard's snow
Iiniment-it will drive away sn
aches pains and stihfnc's and leave
YOU as well es you we're beIole, DO = =
aAlD 'IsAoosI AlloqA '0A7 'uosA'u
by all dealers.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-07

Samuel X. Claypool. who came TO
Linn county in 1916. died at his
home In Albany yesterday, at tho
age of 72 years.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-07
Seed Cleaner

our Grain and Seed Cleaner
has been running fun capacity to
keep up with the orders We
clean all kinds OF seed grain,
clover seeds, grass seeds. etc. Do
not SOW a lot OF foul seeds but
bring in your seed and have Il re-
cleaned right and get a crop you
want instead OF weeds. You viii
get enough weeds without sowing
any more. Charges reasonable.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-07

A train dispatcher at Thompson.
Mont, was found guilty of man
slaughter for causing wreck In
which several were killed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-07

Water users at klamath Falls are
standing together and refusing to
pay the government more than
$3.50 an inch for water.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-07

Mistaking a glass of gasoline for
water and holding a cigarette in his
hand resulted in the death of San
Bernardino, Cal, prespector.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-07

Fear of having it washed away.
Echo residents have strengthened
their bridge
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-07

Four were drowned while skating
at Janesville, Wis.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-07
COFFEE
PARA00 SHOOTS
SHERIFF. IN BACK

eiflcca, New, Dec. IA
IL angry deputies Is today
ns Tor Charles Barra. accused
ns Deputy Sherin William
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-07

o o o o
SOME IMPORTANT EVENTS.
President Roosevelt the
nected with %
will President
o I'll he has apologized for diplomat ic breaches o
Coeds Chicago declare they al
lowed to live In the boardn with students
cand, a
the estlm aed from $500 to 10000
o o o o o o o
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-07

Gen. simon has proclaimed him
self excessive OF Hayti.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-17
THE MIGHTY POWER or MONA.

Mi-ona, that extraordinary and per.
feet stomach tonic, viii relieve dys.
pepsia in twenty.four hours.
II will cure, and Is guaranteed by
J. w. McCoIllim 4 Co TO the readers
of The Sun TO cure the most pitiful
cases OF dyspepsia, II taken according
TO directions.
Mi.o-na tablets not only cure dys-
pepsia,s but all stomach disturbances,
such as vomiting OF pregnancy. sea
or car sickness. and the stomach sick
ness after excessive indulgence.
MI-o-na cures by strengthening and
invigoratIng the labby stomach walls.
and after a course OF Mona treat.
ment, constipation, II there is any,
viii entirely disappear,
Read this from the president OF a
New York corporation;
II have been terrible sufferer
from dyspepsia and gastritis for two
years. The most eminent physicians
prescribed for me with no effect /
have been absolutely cured by your
Mi-onA tablets. The first one gave
me relief almost incredible. -
Herbert II. Taylor. Sol West ll3
street, New York City.
Mona Is a most economical treat.
ment--a large box OF tablets only
costs 50 cents at J. W. McCoilum &
Co.'S and the dyspeptic. nervous or
otherwise, who does not give them a
trial. is losing an opportunity to re-
gain health
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-17
ARRIVALS AT ssowN HOUSE.

l. T. Ennis, Elmira. n. y: J. r
stephens Jacksonville: r. GcFfacker
savannah r. r. windhorst. Tampa
a. 8 Metzener. Jacksonville; J
Greville Haslam, North Carolina, w
~ Jackson, Jacksonville: r. l.
Gamble. lr. Savannah. }. 7. Manning
Clark P. Maddox. Cincinnati: y
Lehman, Jacksonvillei W. v. Bell
Trenton; L. 5 seroble. jacksonville
Dr. Jas. N Farr ana wife. city: e
=, Rogero. Palatka Geo. NJ. johnson
Nashville c r, Raysor. ocala.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-17
SMILING INFANT is
FOUND At WALDO
Discovered Early Wednesday Morning
in Negro Quarters Of Town.
Vas pRErTY wAIrE oIRL sAsY

When Found Was Wrapped in .
Plain Homespun Apron--strcng
| Suspicious That the Child Comes
from Parties Residing Near Waldo.
A cooling little white girl infant
was found at Waldo Wednesday morn
ing. and the discovery put that quiet
little village in an uproar OF indigna-
ton.
The child had been born only few
hours. apparently, when found early
in the morning by colored people re-
siding there.
From what could be learAed the
infant was placed on the front porch
OF one Of the negro houses in the
northwestern part of town just be-
fore the dawn Of day, and was dis
covered on the awakening of the oc-
c;uants OF the house, who at once
notified several white people of the
PLACE. The news spread rapidly and
early In the day 1t was known all
over the place.
When the little one was discover
ed It was wrapped in plain home
spun apron. A systematic investiga-
ton is now being conducted by the
authorities and II is believed that the
guilty ones will be discovered within
a short while and brought to justice.
Indications are that the infant was
born in that neighborhood. The latest
from Waldo Is to the effect that the
little one was alive and resting all
right, with indications that the cool
night air Of Tuesday morning had had
no bad effects.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-17
pdll a, ,hs Armorx.

The Gainesville Guards held their
usual weekly dFiIl at the Armory
"Wednesday evening, which was. as
usual attended by AL the members.
These drills are a source o. lnstruc.
tion 10 the Guards M wen AZ proat.
able and that they arr loyal 60 their
captain "a best evidenced hy The tact
that a large crowd always greess him
az the regular weekly meet
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-17
HAWTHORN NEWS.


Hawthorn, Sept. 16.--Mr. Bethune
johnson and Miss Ruth Davis were
married on Wednesday, September
1Gth.
Tho young folks an drove out to
Orange Lane Friday night, where they
enjoyed a pie roast and other re-.
freshments An reported a delightful
time.
Mrs NJ. " McGinnis and her charm.
ms daughter, Miss Grace, have rs.
turned from New York city and other
places Of interest, where they have
been several months spending most
delightful time
Miss Bessle Weeks Is here visiting
her grandfather. Hon, r, q. Weeks.
she win return TO her home in Jack.
sonvllle In a few days.
Miss Violate McMervin OF Palatka
II here visiting Miss Ethel Waits for
q few days.
WIN Rogers Of Jacksonville Ia here
Visiting friends.
Miss LiRale Johnson Of johnson
station passed through here last sun.
day on her way TO Island Grove.
whore she goes 10 attend the wed.
ailns Of Miss Alice Carlton.
Miss Mary Holden left Sunday for
SIAN Antonio, whore she goea IA enter
college
School opened Monday morning un'
der the management Of Prof. Fogg.
Miss Grace Foeg and Misa Annle Lee
Mcdonald, with about nfty pupils
present
MrN. Geo &. Means of Mcintosh.
who has been In tho city tor several
dayp, returned 10 her home sunday.
Henry BAKER az Gainesville was
"a town sunday visiting frlenda
Mlaa Tina Mc0lnnss ~ nunnellon,
who has heen IN the elty several aavs
az she gucst 81 her mother, Mira NJ.
" McsiinRca returned 10 her home
yesterday
Miss Mamie Davis has accepted ,he
irst Assiesansship % ihe Pcnlel
Graded and Illrh schocl and has com.
menced her work HES humorous
friends here wlll Ne siaa 10 learn q,
her success and Wish her MOST
pheasant years work
Master orln shcHaeld returned
home yesterday from Jacksonville,
where Ne has been visiting hts az.
erF
Mias ylmmio Waits has aecepied q
rcslsian a. CLARK Coz Mr. A Z. Webb.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-17
sEvENTH DAY ADvENrIsrs.
Annual Conference and Camp Meet.
ing at Palatka October to IL.

Ing At Palatka October to II.
The Florida Conference and camp
meeting Of Seventh Day Adventists
will be held this year from October
l 70 ~ at Palatka, Fla. The Advent.
lists number about 100000, OF which
there are only about 400 In the State
Of Florida. These are organized into
twenty.one churches and hold confer.
ence and camp meeting annually.
Heretofore these gatherings have
been held in South Florida, last
year AZ Tampa, but this year II viii
be In the north part OF the state.
About thirty tents IN all win be
pitched on the ground, two large
audience tents, dining tent and a
sanitarium tent, There will be three
general preaching services daily, with
numerous other meetings inierspersed,
and the business OF The conference
viii be transacted. Leading speakers
OF the denomination from other parts
Of the United States will be In attend.
anoe as well aa all OF the workers
in tho Florida Conference.
The Seventh Day Adventists re.
Gently purchased large sanltarlum
property at Orlando. which will be
opened Immediately after the camp.
meeting This institution will be
represented ut the camp meeting. and
the board At the dining tent win be
in harmony with the principles prac-
ticed by these institutions. The Ad.
ventist people started the worId.famed
Battle Greek sanltarlum. and the one
q, Orlando Is the seven,y.nrst started
by them.
Reduced rates on the railroads are
expected for the occasion.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-17
SAINT PETERSBURG
HAS A SENSATION
Towns Police Force Held at Bay and
Two Men Killed.
"A oREEK - HIs LIFE 0EARLY

Constable Diamond George 10 We.
tim Of His own oup--creat Excite
msnt Was Caused by This Tragic
AFFAIR Yesterday.
ST. Petersburg. Fla, Sept TO-
While looking up Greek on some
minor charge Constable Diamond
George was shot and killed with his
own gun this morning
At 9:45 a. m. when Chief of Police
Sims started in the door Of the jail
he was ordered out at the point OF
"A gun. and having no weapon on him.
he quickly complied with the com
mand. In this condition the Greek
held the entire police department at
bay. The fire company was finally
called out and tried the hose on him.
but this also failed to bring him out.
The police then tried to smoke him
out with waste soaked IN oil and H.
nited and thrown In the window. but
without success, Finally the door was
thrown open and Horton BeIcher. Of
the police force. advanced with
leyeled gun, and shortly afterwards
those on the outside heard many
shots fred.
Subsequently. when the excite
mcnt had partially died ont. the life.
less bodies OF Constable George and
the Greek were removed from the
iail, When II was found that George
had been killed by the Greek prior
20 the arrival Of the chief Of police,
the excitement again became intense.
The dead constable was very popular
and had a mother and sister depend.
ent on him. The Greek was a strang.
er and unknown here.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-17

pon't iet TIRE baby suffer from &C.
aeniA, sores or any sichlug % TIE
skin Deans o'ntmens gives instant
rellef cures quickly rsriccs1y safe
Tor children. an 8rnSgistR seli a.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-17

Havana, Naha, scpt ia case AZ
Emaow fewer IN Havana "a omcia,.y
reported, and a. orscg las been Is
saaed iofe4aAlag ire oacerN ana ne
a. CAAp colsmalA fgum ooml1K lnir
sails city.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-17
70 o. Aapps

You must have gooi health. You
can't hare good health n yunr liver
a not DOING it'a duty allow hut sur,
poisoning u going on an the time
ander auch circumstances ballard
heroine makes pegfacay heaithv
Nvcr--keeps the stomach and bowels
rleal ana acts a. a tprle Ger enc "a.
tire syetom. sold ~ w "a. Johnsoh
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-17

Lot = want al uegpgiate a traas
ior y0a-os aonstAing you doar reed
Cor something you a.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-17

Secure tenant for that vacant
rocm through a classified "a. ~
Inv sun.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-18
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. Aug. l7.-Expectation Of an early
mo e reasd 0l new FOR fre sstn Of wbeat
the local exchange. which resulted in declines
the September option down l = 9l2sc. Corn
was 1zc lower oats We're = 12c higher Pro
With favorable weather for harvesting, the be-
ileI thal lhe es'eIll ~ oe
early and heavy took stronger hold on many
wheat traders on the local exchange, and they
ont aDv Preat amount Of "ntsiSs snermlaffve sn1-
port and consequently ii decidedly heavy feeling
prevailed from start to finish AT the low point
prices % were @ fTS rom : to below the 6Ss be marks
ber by cash houses. which led 10 the supposiuon
on the decline. but generally speaking the export
business appeared to De rather duI Milling de-
lhahd was moderate win oTeFlTss IN tIt SoulH-
west ample. Extreme weakness Of the Minneap-
5rIned The rood croI, r+narts $40 5JjttionaI In
petus to the declining tendency here There
primary receipts Iere tG M SSo 8nsheS u' come m
barred with ass O60 huslieIs tba r1rraenondine
6t. ga 90 iigpeoIHi9s Di+I U COZ @ B
reported receipts OF $S2 against 452 last
Ideal weather generally for caused free
selling OF that cereal at the start and resulted ia
spired some selling but a number Of damage re
was light during the last part OF the day and
to s3f9 6etSSsn IS st2Es 81 % y S q
with "a OF contract grade
oats opened easy in sympathy with wheat and
corn. but later the market rallied on good ship
ping demand and on reports that farmers
prices oats at the sample table /. a :.
opened ! a !. 10 4 a lower, at +5aa 70 ass. c.
adEaneed 10 46+zc. and closed at 46As G Local re
Provisions were firm early tn the day because
OF a 10 to 2Gc advance In live hogs but weakened
close September pork was Unchanged at SIS o7is
Lard Lard was 2laS lower at 50 y "a Ribs were ) q
Estimated receipts Tor tomorrow: Wheat 257
cars cars corn. 26l cars oats. 2S4 cars hogs, IL sOoO
New-York tribune., 1908-08-18
SIS 2sasle; November.

sernbeT s1S 25as15 s5 October SIS 25as1e November
MoLAssEs AS AND sYRUPsThe rs market S for DTIoe- e
Unchanged Quotations foioT iaGs New Orleans centrifugal
common 69lsc fair 1922 god 22q29G; PRIME, com 70
mon, l59I7e fair 1ta2oc; good. 1eaz2e; prime 2l9
oil lover ewing 5d 70 4n02 ns o6ep @
mands were slow Sales 100 august al as 400
September at 3S%4 G384c 1900 October at 81 &c
400 January 30. q86c Refined petroleum Nas reported
with prices unchanged I1nsetd continued FEa but
ds Ea Dds z5c bulk &C. delRaia
Philadelphia 1886: water white. cases. New York
10 7Se Phadspha 10 7oc; 6Eik 6eoc ~ s5e CoT
I9NssFD @ d o4-l3Ine @ e5gGg qt sasIc September
8ss$sl2c octo6er. 87qS13. Noyenber S9g$05tG Ii D
low, August 37a3sz he good of summer yellow 81 g"9 2e
SEED 0IlAnsTican "a ssea 7a S,S AFD OF 7o972c
provisions higher the day and only sased
Chicago receipts estimated for TUESDAY
Wt " Ug nonts about 40 600 P6RK@steady quoted
Mess $17asi 20 family sisaslS So short cleaT 81 90 80
35asl7 So s5asls extra Inde sasgsse @ss5
DRESSED HoGs-steady. Quoted Bacon. &c: $50 n;
P:keS led ID " Quoted PISS Smoking lie
s, 5SsG ~ n I@ 1919 y n s Sasf P@ae e 6c
country. 57sa5&c LARDF1rm. quoted Middle as West West-
Refnsd faTdsreay Quoted: South America ioe5c:
% 4ot s9o SS h5sz ksf Quoted
Oeo, 12aI2hc city lard stearine. 11'zg121zc,
unchanged. Quotations follow: Screenings - oTdnag'
I5c fair G5Ac: ordinary. 5ts43fc: prime,
ea6i.c choice 6 7c; Patna foreign. 6Q6$sc Rangoon
SUGAR-The market for refined sugar ruled steady
and unchanged with moderate sales movement ne
following prices subject rebate OF 10 points
and discount Of per cent for cash seven 0ags
domuos 55c tablets 75oc cut loaf: oc
crushed 5 9Oc mould A 8 55c cubes. Eagle 5-D bags
powdered Eagle confectioners granuated. 64oc;
XXXN powdered 535c; powdered. powdered ana
powdered and Eagle and extra fine granu-
lated OC Eagle 2 ID cartons OF fine granu!ated o4oc'
n bags do 55oc 3larb bags do 45c 5-fb bags do.
4Oc: do 35c. 81 II and 5ofb bags do 320c;
Eagle fine or standard granulated diamond A 300;
confectionery &c: No J. &c; Nos and B. 95c; No A.
eUc; No : SOC: No 3. SOC. i 75c No :. 47Oc;
65c No TO- 4-55c; No IL 400; No u, ! 43c: No
-. 400; Nos Il, 10 16 435C The London beet
sugar market WIS steady but quiet and unchanged with
August quoted los and September at 9s 1l14 AT
New York dun nomnaly unchanged
for with duty paid quoted as follows:
Centrifugal sc test 03c 80 test, 35Og
S3c sugar. test 3.2ol13 23c.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-18
chSH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. August i. lSOS.
,or--1-F--he coffee market moderately &C
- y. la as business has been running in the local
-. market and prices made generally steady
- 80 TIE market opened unchanged 10 points
- s,5 closed steady. unchanged 20 points
= sales were reported OF 2I.1s0 bags The advance
= .-Ite5 70 European covering. some little local bull
- snd the steadier showing OF the European mar
- A. saru-day holiday in Brazil there were
= ,,bes from the Brazilian markets and the usual
-, rtrfuE the primary movement were missing with
:. sr,,r,.on O. ;he P2ulo cable reporting a tul
- movement Tor the day. or the European mar
- zsrre closed unchanged = franc higher and Ham
- vas ! pfE higher. General business SO far as
s-s- are concerned still being held in check by the
---rv regarding val0rization plan. the success
: .saure q which many VIII consider likely TO be de
- IN no small By the size OF this crop and
- r-s alow.ng far the movement at the Brazilian
--s las suggested that the current crop was under
s.~-ssi hv TIE government. and far known the
the next are not C1favOrab!e- Il may
Z h6sever. The Brazilian movement VIII drop
ss The bulls claim x has reflected e desire 70
t-ns an additional export duty. and there is stll
-ssrs AZ fros- enough render large crop next
sr tuurobable The market for spot coffee quiet,
- 0uotztions the basis o1 6isc FOR Rio No :
7s -ange o. prices in the local market
iay follows
New-York tribune., 1908-08-18
RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE & OHIO R.gR.

ROYAL BLUE LINE IfN<A4NS.
Every other hour on the even hour
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
Direct Connections in New Union station
Washington. with all Lines ScutE,
Leave New York Daily. 23d -. Gio,y 81
WASHINGTON. SFpers. Il so pm 30 am
WASHINGTON. Diner. 30 am ,S S-S 90 am am
WASHINGTON. Diner. e.5O am 1000 ana
<Psrlor car y. 7. to Richmond. Ea)
WASHINGTON. Dirsr; II So am Il 90 90 mn mn
ROYAL LTD Diner. $50 n 400 pm
WASHINGTON. SufTet. $50 pm 200 pm
Through Daily Trains 10 the West
CHICAGO PITTSBURG. 7.5O am 500 am
CHICAGO, CoLUMBuss 1l.so am 2-G0 90 n m, =
.PITTsBURG LIMITED. ''6-5 so Pm zoo pm
GIN. ST. LOUIS, LOUSY. Il-50 pm =, I 80 am am
GIN 81. LOUIS. LOUSY. 90 am lOVO am
GIN. .ST.LOUIS. LOU 'sV.. $50 pm 500 pm
Ofices: 245. 434. 1900 Broadway. o Astor
House, 1OS Greenwich St, 225 9th Az. sol
Grand St. N Y: 34S Fulton ST., Brooklyn'
West 23d St and Liberty St
After D. m. Sleeping Car Reservations
and full information regarding trains. etc
can be obtained at BuresG OF Information.
Y & o. r r.. 23d St Terminal Phons
Number. Chslsea-sl44
New-York tribune., 1908-08-18
PUBLIC NOTICES.

The fee is to Be acquired by The City Of
New York in all the real estate parcel
in the above descriptions. excepting parcel
No. SO7. in which a perpetual easement Is
TO be acquired
Excepting thereout and theretrorn lanGs
owned by the New York Central and Huc-
son River Railroad Company designated as
parcels 312 31S. 31+ and 3i5. Also parcel
Nos 3l6-3I7. claimed by the state OF Ne"
York
II any real estate hereinbefore described
Is devoted 10 highway or other public pur-
poses. such use shall continue until Ihe
city OF New York shall have the right 70
change the same.
Dated August I. zoos
FRANCIS KEY PEN DIsFTCN-
Corporation Counsel
once and Post Office Address Hall OF Rec
ords. Corner of Chambers and Centre
Streets Borough OF Manhattan. New
York City.