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&c Patience.

chauffeurs would feel like running on to
the sidewalks TO get at them.
The driver who waits after an accident
is a rarity. The great majority speed
away. only taking thought on occasion. to
pull up their registry plate by convenient
string so as to avoid danger of identifica-
ton. The excuse that they might be
mobbed IL they remained at the scene of
an accident is hardly valid. How many
drivers telephone to police headquarters
that they have been in an accident and are
ready TO face the music? It is only by
detective work and good luck that such
n1iscreants OF the wheel captured.
Sharp witted boys have lately won med
ais from the National Highways Protec-
tive Society for causing the detection and
arrest Of runaway chauffeurs. A case Of
remarkable clevecness was that of seven
year-old Arthur Lewis, of No. 60 West
lO1st street, who got a medal for chalking
down on the sidewalk the number of a ma
chine waich had knocked down a youth and
then disappeared. The chauffeur, Arthur
Wood, employed by a lawyer, was arrested
through the foresight of the infantile de-
tective.
Then there was ffteen-year-old George
W. Callahan. who jumped on the mud
guard OF taxicab which had killed Miss
Elizabeth Bolts. aged twenty-five, at Ninth
avenue and sd street on October 2 last.
The boy rode on the taxicab all the way up
to 18th street. where it stopped, and then
told Of the killing TO some men. who took
the number OF the machine. The chauffeur.
John o Hanlon. was arrested, indicted and
pleaded guilty TO manslaughter.
An illustration of how some chauffeurs
feel that a killing record is not aything
against them and that they are undiscour-
aged by q homicidal career is given by
James E. March. Republican leader Of the
Sd Assembly District.
Not long ago" he said, 'I had about
decided to engage chauffeur who had been
handsomely recommended, when I chanced
upon a discovery. He had killed two men
ridden them down in the streets. I
would probably have hired that man but
for the chance discovery of his record. and
every owner of a car is in exactly that po-
sition all the time
In some foreign countries the chauffeur
carries an Identification card, which tells
the number of homicides he has committed
and other such details.
Mr.. March, incidentally, at the last ses
sion Of the Legislature could not find any
che TO father a reform automobile bill
which Governor Hughes had approved.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-02

me santa Fe Railroad has a reading
room and auditorium at every division
headquarters between Chicago and Ios
Angeles. II costs 5000 a year TO furnish
concerts and 70 give entertainments TO rail-
road men Lectures and instruction I,
music and art are also given. The ubra-
rles in the various reading rooms nun,b,r
1900 volumes. and there are forty billiard
tables and eighteen pianos.
I. j. Wyche. who had charge Of building
the section OF the railroad west OF saIt
Lake. has been appointed chief engineer
of the Western Pacific Railroad. 10 sue
ceed Virgil Bogue- wyche is familiar with
the whole road from San Francisco to Salt
Lake.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-02

Judge Seawell has decided that the widow.
OF Cnaries Webb Howard. for MANY vesrs
president or the Spring Valley Warer
CoNlPahy' mas no right to the cattle on The
ois Fancho Punta de los Reyes. in Marin
County Her husband decided her the ranch
II t'SV' many years before his death. bur
iIaoe no mention Of the stock on IT, She
contended the cattle and other stoc,- r.e-.1,
go with the ranch but the corr, boI1-
otherwise For years Howard ana bt- -
lived in the same house. but never s,oI,s
to each other. and for the Iast ten vaars
of the capitalists career he lived 49,.
from his wife
New-York tribune., 1910-01-02

sacramento. the state capital has had a
very successful Year, the building permits
amounting 10 trihe more than 100000,
an increase or 40 per cent over previous
years The splitting up OF big ranches
near Sacramento and the planting OF small
orchards IN the old grain fields have done
much TO help the growth OF the state
capital
New-York tribune., 1910-01-02

W. c. Hays the former manager of the
Union State and State Savings and Com
mercial banks, has been found in Manila
where he has been living for some time
HAYS owes many persons here. bur his
creditors are not willing to put up the
money required TO bring him back 10 this
country, so it is probable he viii esca1a
prosecution. The specific charge agai,-t
hin1' which caused his fight between 80
days was Issuing a worthless cbeck sor
s1.2Oo TO pay gambling debt
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OTHER CATTLE MARKETS.

Chicago Nay 0-cATTSsRsssss!gt so SSe
$ s5se "a Rel5es 8 SSas ana a. ss5 & s
S. Is H HOES 5000 1895 9ES
s s. Iisht mixed s. $3.50 choice llgb
So 50d$a 50; packing 80 bagSe 90 nigS; So 9 -
SsR5 s0s ss g. a 3aE S SSss s. spriss
Kansas CITY MAY Receipts g
s sasF and sG So fssds S 5osse 10 s6gther oa
ss s0g!hs5g foS; S s. s sssa ss
$4GS7 HoGS-RsceiPts, 9 100 - ioc lower;
i;gSt. S. 26G$e 40: pigs, S. 75ase sHEEP-Re-
esiDff eoc IS lSa2sS 56 5o"eT Tst aaes s sas
ewes, 81 5oq$6 8: stoelsrs ard feeders: sass,
81 SIS 5oSS $7S 30; cenan,on So 5oass IS HoGs-Re:
2ss 81 soe3 IoSI5c oSsr a IS essa lambs su
az East Ruffaio, MAY is-CATTLERecetpts.
1900; tatriy active; heavy stead; butchers, 10
e a1 h pT: steer: So hs saa 'e;sB
81 rs; butchers. SIS 50gs7 65: heifsrs, s59s7 25!
s. 25@Ss IS bulls s5sss 10 ssecEsEs aRe
SO TS-'' V VA a.ioo: active and
sad saioe j1Ssr @ssTy g 3: mixed an
& 'g sas e. '1 aaa s. SGsS Il esl5s. Is s
sheep SLOW; lambs active ewes steady: others
s9g2 Ss love- ~.tb l.h 2sgss co. yesFiHs
SO: sheep. mixed $4dS6 %,
Pittsburs, May 16-CATTLf-Supply fsir
supply fair; prime wethers. 81 loase s.; cpll.
and commons. s5Gs4; lambs, 81 Sodss Is: YEA
6savies n,sdiums ana hesvy. YoTEsrs, Sc ss; ig5t
Workers and pigs. SO; roushs IS SOC IS IS.
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CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago May 16.-Indications wers plentiful
that followers OF the leading longs were selling
out wheat to-day. The Northwest. too sold con-
siderable here me rains over the entire winter
the crop outlook and led 10 q somewhat decided
change i'm sentiment. The close was steady but
at decline OF ssn&Gs c Corn and oats m
ished &c lower TO &c higher. Provisions lest
2la911ac. Although bears seemed sfraid to sell
after having been so badly beaten last week the
wheat market took on heavy tone from the
start Tho close was ct almost the lowest prices
Of tho day Weakness of Northwestern and
Southwestern markets had influence here. Ii
vas asserted that rains had come at a par
winter wheat in Southern areas. a subject OF
Comment was that Southwestern receipts to-day
were more than three times large az a year
ago, and that ST. Louis prices for cars OF No 2
red werS sc lower than last week Furthermore
Northwestern receipts were increasing and
worlds shipments were large. Near the end of
the session Pacific Coast reports were received
that the carry over there To the next erop would
be the largest ever known Range of prices:
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York. z12M a4iTssc East ST Louis. Spell
TER-Duil and unchanged; spot. 8, 25@ 5000
New York 5.o5aa12 &c East 81 Louis
IRON was unchanged; No foundry North
ern. s176sfT rs. No 9 SIC 80 ST. % No
Southern and No / Southern soft SIG -
SIC Is Pig iron certificates unchanged NO
sales.
WoLAssEs AND sYETPS-steady 70 firm.
with fairly liberal iobbing demand for mo-
lasses but Eyrups quiet
NAVAL STOREs-Spirits turpentine. higher,
owing to snallness OF offerings here ana 81
Savannah Rosin STEADY and unchanged. Tar
steady but quiet and unchanged TURPEN
TINE-spirits machine bbls. csc. TAR &c,
F2OsTN--on7rnon to good strained. 4.50c
OIIS-Refined petroleum unchanged. with
standard white quoted at 1859 in barrels az
New York Linseed oil unchanged
CoTToNSEED OII-Firrn and higher. with
active bidding in the near positions by SHORTS
and some new buying IN tbs late months OnSr-
Situation we'll in hand, and at the close prices
we're unchanged TO S points net higher, with
sales of 1850 bbls. Local contract prices:
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NO BOSTON EXCHANGE INQUIRY

Boston. Nav 1s.-There viii be no invesu-
uaon Of the Boston Stock Exchange by
To legislature, if the decision against such
saon ny the Joint legislative Committee o.
Baes is sustained ~ the House and Sen
ate
Ez-Rer-eseutatire " 3. Wllotf filed Z
petition Cor this investigation last week
tr he vas the only one 10 support II be
fore the committee. and to-day the com
ntfee voted unanimously against instigat-
ir-
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RAILROAD SALE POSTPONED.

Tbs sale o. the Forty-secohd Street Man
.sttsnvf1la & ST. Nicholas Avenue Railroad,
as-f Of tie Third Avenue system, which
IS to- have been held under foreclosure
uoaeedines YESTERDAY, was postponed, by
risr C Judge Ls,colnbe, in the TINTED
sgtsE Circuit Court, 10 June b Ia the
,vgn time The Public Service Commission
mi rass upon The reorganization Of the
zsten7 proposed by = COMMITTEES of Third
avenue bond holders
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CHEESE PRICES HIGHER.

T-tlea. May I6.-An advance Of thTee-qaarteTs
n q cent featured in to-day's dealings in the
- BOARD Of Trade Sales OF cheese were:
loo boxes large write. lS%c 1872 boxes large
1el,,re5 I3ac ot0 small white l3Ssci 2,2Ao
.alI eolored 1880. Butter--Creamery. 81
fnbs sold ri 2ssze; - tubs at 29e: y crates
Of prints. at $50; &C., at. 49,, =, trsas ia
aa,J cheese showed sharp advance OF three
l-1,.,rters az a cent oEei last weeks quotations.
49, u-ere. SIS boxes small cGi0reds Lee 10
s1Si relored, I3Stc: 5Ts- boxes small s-hite,
80. All boxes email while. i3&c; a5s boxes
80 coiorea 14c: Gao boxes twins colored,
sess. aaS boxes twins white, 14c: $50 boxes
twins Efhta. iS&c
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,t7so.ooo CLAIM AGAINST STATE.

Nhsnv. Nav 1s-Tre Oswego Falls Pulp
uf Paper CoupanE, OF Fulton. lied to-day
asina against the STATE for 81, 359,0o Tor
s-as and riparian rights APPROPRIATED NJ
~ stare on the osvego River IN ccnnec-
aor with the construction Of the barge
anal This is the third claim fled BIZ the
erpsrr the total 6auaEes= asked for az
regstine S2.5S2goA
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

PURSUANT TO STATUTORY REQUIRE
Inent notice is hereby given that act.
Assembly Bill. Printed No. 12S5. Int No 504-
has been passed By both branches of the
legislature. entitled an act TO amend chapter
I'VE hundred and eighty of the laws Of nine
teen hundred and two, entitled An act in
relation to the municipal court Of the city of
New York its officers and rarshais." in rela-
ton TO the time within which decisions on mo
lions shall be rendered. Further notice il
hereby given that a Public Hearing upon such
bill viii be held at the Mayors Office. in the
CIV Hall. in The City OF New York. on
wednesday, Nav Is. 1910. at II o'clock A. VI.
Dated, City Hall. New York. May Is 1910
WILLIAM J. GAYNOR, Mayor.
This will be the second bill heard.
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FLOUR AND MEAL--Flour Inactive and
unsettled. and buyers disposed to hold OF u
$ 60 winter strs s = 81 aSS5 o. wlI-
extra 20 : winter Sc s5sS4 10; Kansas straights
S5qS5 10 RYE FLoCR-outet fair to good,
- 1' ggMF2I-steady Kiln dried. 81 80a$9 IS
BAGMEAI- steady; me white and yellow, 81 40
snring. s2 5Oas22 60: standard middng. 500 so
as24 10; hour co. SIC Ggp$27 So red dog, s2s co
n Bulk. SIS 10 in sacks; rnddhns: SIS leases 30
rcd dog. S2s 30; houinX chop. SO 90 in bulk
PRoVIsIONs-Quet and prices after
shaving moderate decline early. Influenced
III and moderate selling due 10 larger
cSinte Of ho-s than anticipated, rallied and
10 narT of early sellers Nc sales in the
local future market fo~ lard. PoRE--Steady:
mess n1esT SO 81 BEEF-siess. SD q si6: fam
iIv sfalf $40: packet, SIG 50gS1T; extra India
,,sers sea So s3n. BEEF HAMS-Quiet. 81
a So DRESSED HoIS-steady hacons,
IL Sc: $50 10. 1880; loo 10 - &c; I4o ID.
bellies firTn: smoking, 171so; 10 ID. 16hc; y
h. l6c II - ISts 6,;. picked hams ttirm
15I q 1915 a. LARDEas s5ts md iS
WGst 13 50 q 3 zoe; city, l3o refined South
America. ls5oe Continent i9soa B IG9
STEARIEE-steady CLEO, f54@c; city lard,
Is s.II1gGAR-Refined STEADY. but quiet and un-
cI,sneeJ II is generally believed that the list
- ~ 25c ret less ] per cent cash, for
g,1sr4ars GRADUATED Is the lowest at which
orders are being booked The I.o o,f sugar
y t "a. ~, SPOT centrifugal, 90 test 32ic;
ya11sroyado So test. s7sc and molasses sugar
50 tes, s9e Private cabieE from Cuba re-
narfed g csntrals grinding
rI.Ts-TlrIn and ufschapsed
mFTsI-Wiih the London Exchange
- metal markets were generally quiet
sts,dar5 corner vas dull. with spot and de-
fiS-s,.ies I.p 10 the end OF august closing at
- = 5 . Sne. lake here 1915 y iSe. electro
5.ir ee < q - T5r. casting, 1a5T1s Q II soc.
ny sad spot MAJ and Ipzs. 32.I6f
= an, It,.v and August, IS 10 8a3S0e LEAD
rS,iu and unchanged. spot, % 9 / SIC New
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DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
NOTICE OE SUMMONS g.

SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY
Suceursa Tavoino Firaino and Antonina
Tavolino. her mother. Plaintiffs. against
Mariana Piratno, Defenddnt.-Surnmons-~ -
Action 10 AnnuI Marriage-Io the above
named defendant: You are hereby summoned
10 answer the complaint in this action. and 70
serve a copy OF your answer on the plsinttns
attorney within twenty days after the ser
vice OF this summons. exclusive OF the day
OF service. and in case OF your failure 70 ap-
pear or answer, Judgment viii be taken
against you by default for the reiisf de-
nanded IN the complaint.
Dated New York. april 18TH. 1910
HOBART S. BIRD.
Attorney for plaintiffs,
Once and Postoffce Address. go Grand
Street. Borough Of Manhattan. New York
City.
To Mariana Pfraino. Defendant; The fore
going summons is served upon YOU by publ
cation, pursuant TO order of Hon James a.
Blanchard Justice OF the Supreme Court OF
the State Of New York. dated the 26th day OF
April. 1910. and fied with the complaint IN the
Office OF the Clerk Of the County OF New 1ors'
At the County Court House. IN the city,
County and State Of New York, on the Stn
day OF May. 1910
Dated, New York, May 5th. 1910.
HOBART BIRD.
Attorney for Plaintiffs,
Office and Postofice Address. ESQ Grand
Street. Borough of Manhattan. New York
City
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Spot quiet with prices unchanged az Is eoc Tor
rliddIing upland and l6-I5c for mlcdlIng Gulf
Su les 1851 bales
COFFEE-Dull. sales. $500 bags, and prices
about steady al unchanged 20 points below
the fnaI OF last week. Operations were large
l. of q local character. With moderate sell
ing By bears and support from tbs bulls, espe-
r-sIl1 w rhe near positions European markets
were closed for the WhtSuntide holidays. and the
Brazilian markets were unchanged The visible
s,Trply- OF Brazilian coffee in End edcat for the
T--ed states Is 07s. $50 bags against ?. 524 T32
last wear and s.4af. AS two years ago. Spot in
active and onlv about steady. nth Rio No :
quoted a. s.. 9sAc Total warehouse deliveries
IN he United states Tor the week we're a., z76
re 9s against g 1856 last week snd 723oT last
vear. OF The former amount New York had * 575
b ss Local contract prices:
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PROPOSALS.

0FFTCE- COMMISSIONERS. DISTRICT OF
+. Columbia Washington, d c. MAJ 1870
zeaisd nroposalx will be received at this Office
until P NJ Nav 23rd. 1910, for constructing
savers in the District of Columbia Forms OF
proposai. specfncatfons and necessary IN
formation may be obtained from enter CIerk.
Engineer Department, Room AZ, DtStr1ce
building Washington. D. C. CJNO p fI-
DOLPH, JOHN A JOHNSTON. WM- y. JUD-
SON. Commissioner D. 9.
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slIRRoaArE,s NOTICES

n PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or HON
Abner @ Thomas. Surrogate Of the County
OF New York. notice is hereby given 10 all per
sons having claims against Mar A Allairs,
late If the County Of New York. deceased. 70
present the same with vouchers thereof 70 the
subscrthc-s at their rlace OF trsnsacting bust
ness the Office Of James Dsnarest. No 40
Nassau Street in The City of New York. On or
before the first day OF September next.
Dated New York, the eleventh day Of February.
1aIO pUSTAN ALLAIRE.
WILLIAM s. McCOTTER,
Executors.
JAMES DENAREST. Attorney for Executors
1iO Nassau St, New York City
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oIovERsEEp Prices.

r.,.a. NAV e-cLovERsEEp cash IS 90
-..tcEz- IS 500 December Sc 62- Mafen
se n FIsfoTEE, prime. 81 10. ALSIAE,
pyiS,se 81 August 81 s.. =,
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LAKE BOMOSEEN, Vt.
PROSPECT HOUSE.
MICHIGAN
MT. CLEMENS. MICH.

Mineral Baths cure Rheumatism and Ner-
yous ard Blood Diseases riust. Guide Free
Write Il u. Eastman. Nc Clemens. Mieh.
once. Ne. 1864 Broadway. between seth and
s7th SITS. until o o'clock =. m Advertisements
received at the following branch af-cea ~ reg
pIar once rates until o'clock , A.. viz: eSs
Sth ave. 8 cor ed ct 1as 6th ave cor
t2th st io5 East 1ath at: G5f West sad ST..
hstwsen Teh and Sth svss. 2eS West isSth 81
1eS5 So ave: 1928 Sd ave-. near slst e HOS
1st ave. near sath ST.. l57 East i2Sth ST 5se
fremont ave; ESQ Sc ave- and any Am.st-an
pistrict Telegraph once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-17

MONROE. ORANGE CO.. y.
delightful resort ar,olg ras s.n- as
lakes; new modern house. suites Win SAT-
steam, heat 500 East slsv1ttor. "a niles s-os-
city; own garden. 100 a-res os grounds. got
tennis Boating. bathing. rs1irx, -nr-tc. crtssSs
garage, no mosquitoes nor malaria Booxs~
o. NJ HArCHT.
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.

Tae following shows yesterdays closing
elotstiors Tor government bonds, compared
WITH ssturCsys
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CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York May Is 1910
GRAIN-W HEAT-There wero good rains en-
Sunday and Sunday night throughout the West
ern wheat belt. from Northwestern .Cenadas9vef
the spring wheat section in the AnleEtcan West.
extending over the winter wheat belt as far
south as Oklahoma. This news sent prices down
TO 1ac at the opening rs there ha9 ,I peen
throughout this section. Selling was not very
aggressive. however. aud prices worked up 70 -
80 ~ ~ slim, for NCytbwesfeTn account and on
weak markets both in Manitoba and the south
west and final prices were at q net loss OF .
GTsc. The foreign markets were ali closed Tor
the United states showed n teCIeaSS us 'et$ ma
bush against decrease last week ot L aa9'0V5
bush cash markets were quiet and easier. with
Minneapolis down about &c bush. bSPoFt !
iron, TO IQc 100 low for American grades; No
. red wheat here. 81 Is nominal i T. and No /
Sorthern s. 90 e 9 t6g 5aaps IN e a9!' and
fjnaI prices. were unchanged 10 &c mel: auEsil;e
The visible supply showed a decrease OF a. o.,
n00 bush and a decrease last year Of 3Z1,op9
bush; 10 corn, 5oc asked elevator, domestic I
OATS-Moderately active and very steady, clos
ing Ar ~ decline 10 'sc advance Ln ne Fisi ISM
SUPPLY showed d decrease Of 81. o29 bush,
s535 decrease yesr ago Of 524 coo bush cash
cats quiet: natural Whit IS 70 q D. qu9 gz@
s2f.c. RYE AND BABLEy-Nonlinal,
NEW YORK PRICES.
NAV. wAsst 2P fs Hi 4 i IFS Is fi5. fss
5ess %. 5 6ss 1a dS5 IS 81.
"a "a ==... Fl Fl Fl
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
900 $1,000 607. eco
Last week. ..-...... .38l .et0 S9b,eVe oos'oy900
Last o.. tS5a, eco. $4,000 41e'euo
sEABoARD CLEARANCEs.
Flour Wheat Ccrn
To-Jav .-............ s. 900 $4,000 "e.t4p
I.asf v4eeI,.,:......-.. Sc, oo1 $4,000 bl,oVp
4last- year .......--.. 1850 Jes,'Hsl y:
C0TTON-rrre gular. but prices ruie 4 5flrIner
after sl opening break. and the ctose NJ 40
Steady at a net advance Of 1q14 points there
were no cables owing 10 the holiday IN hlNtt-
POOL which viii continue until wednesday morn
ing Al the initial decline. carrying prices epout
}Od 20 points under the recent high level, mere
was q renewal Of bull support ana prices qllchlN
rallied After selling about AL points hlgh1r
The active months reacted slightly on the eastern
belt forecast for showers and warmer Yea thel'
and The prospect for showers IN IeSzS nut
August and September shorts were nervous, and
later she whole list steadisd IN again. with Spot
houses GOOD BUYERS Of October Southern spot
markets unchanged 10 : lower. The llverpeol
market will reopen fer business on "Wednesday
br,t will close again on Thursday night for the
rest Of the week, and the New Orleans Hn2rket
viii be closed ell day on Friday Local contract
prices; 60.
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THE COLUMBIAN

i0ea ISLAND PARK. S. LGvrsuce River =
The bsst located and most attractive hote1
anacns the Thousand Islands. exceile-s eri-
sine. Orchestra ana all aruusems.ta cpen
Jurs IS Booklet T.. A. JOHNSON. Prop.
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RAILROAD EQUIPMENT BONDS AND
CAR TRUSTS.

Furnished by svartwout q Appenzellar, Nc 50
Pine ST.
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RAlTJMoRE STOCKS.

nished by van schsick < Co. No Wall
street,
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VERMONT.

VERMONT VACATION RESORTS.
$50 Page Illustrated Book Full information
in regard TO summer Resorts IN Vermont and
shores Lake Champlain With hotel farm and
village home accommodations. Prices 81 per
week and up. send &c stamps for mailing.
Address SUMMER HOMES. No. 81. $50 Broad
way New York.
LAKE BONOSEEN, VT.
PROSPECT HOUSE.
Sanitary plumbing; electric lights; garage.
milk cream, vegetables from hotel farm.
booklet H. Is. ELLIS. Mgr
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COLLATERAL Trust NOTES

Maturing 191o-'22.
Furnished BY sVartwout & ApfenzeI lar. No 40
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The KlITATEMNY
The leading hotel at Deiawsrs Water Gap,
Pa Main hotel now open. Every eonvsu1snce
and amusement Write for booklet showing
hotel. auto maps etc. G. FRANK COPE
THE KIT ATINNY is not connected vita
any other hotel az the Water Gap. SadSls
horses and instructors.
MOUNT POCoNO. DELAWARE WATER
GAP. srRoUDSBTEG CRESco' POCo|No
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