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Middletown transcript., 1911-03-25

The most successful season in the
history of this store is just drawing to a
close, and we know no better way to
show our appreciation of your apprecia-
tion, than to give you 18 days of Gen.
uine Price Reductions that will save
dollars for ycu.
Everybody knows the kind of goods
we carry, but nobody has known such
prices on them as are given in this sale.
Moderate prices being the keynote
of our policy, we would not promise you
so much unless these bargains were
really extraordinary They are. We
have tried to prove this in type, but that
is difficult matter. The goods them
selves will prove it conclusively and
moreeasily than anything we might say.
We hope for the attendance of all our
regular patrons. We invite also those
have not yet made our acquaintance to
come and see for what little prices really
good goods can be sold.
Remember that the quantities in most
instances are small, but the prices are
smaller still. So don't be late, come
early.
Prices quoted do not apply to nen
Spring goods just received, although
must of the goods offered are adaptable
to Spring wear.
Middletown transcript., 1911-03-25
cHIRoPopY
MRS. JAMES

Corn, bunions, ingrowing nails OF alSe
affections Of the feet antisepticaliy and
painleesly treated by graduate chiropodise
Also SbampoOing, Manicuring and Scalp
Ireatment. Hair combings made up ID,
the latest style.
HIGH STREET, ODESSA. DEL
Middletown transcript., 1911-03-25

ink and poised nlmseli lor o"!h
position.
All at once his wandering gaze
gathered into concentration. mar
rowed-focussed itself upon a
sealed letter lying face up, before
him. It read:
Dear Peter:
1t is all over, between us.
Under separate cover l am eA'
pressing your things to you,
Don't ask me for an explanation,
dear. I cannot, consistently,
give it. Let it be sufficient that
I deem this course the Wisest,
and believe me. | have the best
Of reasons for taking the step.
Sincerely,
P. S. 1t is nothing you have
done.
All over between them! The
indignant crimson gusbed into
Grigsby's temples.
He seized his discarded pen.
Yielding to q heated impulse, he
dashed down q single line:
Is some man at the bottom of
this?
The answer came from Juliet
12 hours later. 1t was even
more brief. Yes she wrote
simply. There was no address,
no signature-no formal little
phrase beneath whose lines he
might glimpse the old spirit Of
tenderness.
Two days later, he was sur
prised to receive summons from
his father to come to the latter's
study at once.
/ have been let to understand,
the older man began coldly,
waving him to chair, chat my
son has so far forgotten himself
as to engage in IA love affair
with young person by the name
of Downing.
/ love Juliet Downing, if that
is what you mean.
The angry crimson fared up
in the others face. Then the
sooner this nonsense is abandon.
ed the better it will be for all
concerned.
You mean-Peter Grigsby
broke off sharply, surveying his
father with indignant, unbeliev.
ing eyes.
mean, simply, that you can
not marry any woman out of
your own circle. And I'll have
no more time wasted in senli.
mental tomfoolery.
Circle! Peter laughed de-
risively Miss Downing is a lady.
Is not that enough?
Decidedly not-for a Grigsby
Where is your ancestral pride?
The old mans knotty fist came
down with thud on the arm of
his chair
l am twenty.one years old,
father. And if l choose to set
aside the silly trapitions-
You may-ata a forfeit of your
entire fortune. will disinherit
you, by the saints!
Young Grigsby paled. I'd for
felt my hope of heaven, he said
calmly, for the sake of Juliet
Downing.
The old man was trembling
with rage. Then you're fool
and I'm ashamed Of you, he burst
out vehemently. No Grigsby has
ever before dared to look at
woman below his station.
The girl is not below my sta
ton. I know nothing Of her
lineal descent, nor do l care fig
to know it. She is good and
pure and true and she'd honor
me BY becoming my wife
Furthermore, continued the
other, no woman with proper
delicacy would consent to enter a
family where it was distinctly
she was not wanted.
What do you mean by that
father?
Merely that have met your
Miss Downing. She was graci-
ously accorded me as a dinner
partner at the Westons! I IN
iertook, in a delicate way of
course, to let my views be
SHOWN
Peter Grigsby started. A cur.
ous expression flashed over his
features. So-you acted the !,
part Of a-cad.
II you must put it that way
res. l did it, however, to save
ny own flesh and blood from
'uture modification.
Very thoughtful Of you. Still G
or the sake of decency, you
Middletown transcript., 1911-03-25
MoneY=saying Event

$4,000 mems beautiful suits. $3.50
1000 Presto overcoats. ..........s slz.OO
1900 Fine suits. ..................S $1,000
1900 beautiful overcoats . 5000
1900 high grade suits. s...... $3.50
1000 high grade overcoats. .,.... $3.50
1000 all wool suits ..........S6 5000
so good suits. $500
Special lot of So, SO, S12 and SIS Suits
closing out at 81. Come as soon as you
can.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-10
TIE PRINT CLOTH MARKET.

Fall River, Mass, July s.-There was very
little dolng in the print cloth market last
week ana the sales are estimated at 5000
pieces. The limited business may he at
triouted in fact. TO the general curtaiment
among the mills, a majority of them hav-
ing been closed from July to the follow
ing Wednesday, while. in addition TO this.
some mills kept large portion of their
machinery idle after starting up some OF
it on Wednesday. Mil agents and treas
urers are largely IN favor of still greater
curtailment. for II is argued by them that
If mills will close it will help the market to
some extent. although none will say that
such a move is the final solution Of this
difficult problem.
A large New York cotton goods broker
who recently visited the market gave il as
his opinion thai a change for the better
will set in about September, although he
failed to state the reason for such pre-
diction. Manufacturers were not in any
position TO press business because OF the
low price ranges. and buyers were just
as Indifferent TO trade a quiet condition
resulted
A major portion Of buying was restricted
TO scattered lots of various styles. there
being nothing apparent To indicate tina,
purchasers were after any one particular
grade OF goods, although Il may be said
In this connection that sateens and twills
received some attention. OF the total ssles
about 5000 were spots. Contracts extend
through the next seven or eight weeks. The
cloth quotations are as follows. N-inch,
64x6i. 32.c &-inch, 64x60, 3iac. 27-inch, 64xeo,
5-l6c, 27-inch. 56x56 Sc; 27-lnch. 56x52, 2'se;
S8l9-inch, 64x64, 5 l-lsc, and S9-inch. 6sx72'
Si5C
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-10
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK
James ; lawson. Plaintiff. against John
| In pursuance OF a Judgment Of foreciosure
and sale. duly made and entered in the above
/ Of May, 1911. I. the undersigned. the referee
/ IN sald judgment named will sell at public
auction: Al the Exchange salesroom: Nos
haitian. city N New York on the Ist day
/ or August. 1911. al - O'Clock noon on that
/ day by Joseph P Day. Auctioneer. the prem
/ and therein described Follows
First plot: Designated BY the numbers l2o
/ and III on a certain map entitled Map OF l5f
lots, Bedford Park. 24th Ward. New York
| city dated May 9th 1902. made by John g.
! Office of the Register of the County OF New
York. May 81 1902. which said plots are
bounded and described according to said ma p,
Beginning at the corner formed by the in
tersection of the easterly side ~ Jerome Ave
nue. with the northerly side n Travrrs street.
running thence easterly along the said north
crly stie If Travers street i1163 feet 20 the
westerly line OF lot number ll9. thence north
erly along the westerly line Of lot number
10. 42.9T feet n the southerlv line If lot
number le2; thence westerly along the south
erly line Of lot number 1872. l0l.TG feet % tho
easterlv side Of Jerome Avenue and thence
southerly along the easterlv side ~ Jerome
avenue. - - feet 10 The point or place of be
Street
Second Plot: Designated by the numbers
titled Man number ! smprene Sour, Volen-
tine against Brady and others. being map FOR
partition sale Of that part Of HYATT Farm
near Woodlawn. N the e4th Ward NJ the
City Of New York" made ~ 4 r. Spinder.
Surveyor and certified by T e. Forster as
Referee. and filed IN tho Office 81 the Reg
lister Of the CITY and County ~ New York as
map number G3. which said plots are bound
ed as follows -Noriherly by the division line
Of Yonkers and the CiR OF New York east
erly by lot number l93 said map. westerly
by lot number ISIS on said map and south
erlv by the northerlv side Of 240th street
The hrst plot will ne sold subject 90 a first
mortgage Of six thousand nine hundred and
thirty dollars ts6a30) and accrued interest
thereon. also subject TO restrictive cove
nants contained I'm the instrument recorded
in Liber Section u OF Convevances. n page
20, IN the Office Of the Register of the COun-
~ OF New York
The second plot will be sold subject - n
hrSt mortgage Of Three thousand dollars
$1,000 and accrued interest
Both plots above described will be sold sun
sect TO any state Of facts which an accura q
survey would show.
Dated New York. June 26th 1911.
ADOLPH STERN. Referee.
WILLIAM II. GRASSE. Attorney for Plain
tif. 1872 Broadway. Manhattan. New York
City
The following are diagrams Of the prop
erty "a be sold
FIRST PLOT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-10
'INS FOR PARCELS POST
haries Of Rural Carriers Raised
for Extra Burdens.

7-shinvon. July q-The N,o00 odd rural
h delivery carriers IN the United States
= 70 receive salary increases. as a result
decision reached to-day by Post
user General Hitchcock. The order will
ride for the disbursement during the
1-s-t fiscal year Of $4,000. 0n0. which will
pr an increase n 500 over the present
sry q 80 for all carriers on standard
Ia with proportionate increases on the
E'-s. routes
.e-grsss provided last session for the
rsrc.,uTe q this extra 5000 OO). but left
2 ite discretion OF the Postmaster Cen
"a as 20 how much Of II should be ex-
'r'si Mr Hitchcock decided to-day 10
','rls the expenditure Of the full
ci-1t His desire 70 compensate the car
~ ~ any additional burden which may
iacsd on them Il the parcel post sys-
= ss has recommended for rural routes
iii-oyed hy Congress, was the i'm
Tzit consideration. M Hitchcock de-
Az today which led him 20 make the
F-,'rRcon.
."h mat the men are 20 receive such
H'oIs Increases In pay ne said, Il fee
Congress should lose no time IN au-
rrag the carrying OF parcels on rural
parcel post system on rural
- osa be conducted without any extra
eiss 10 the government other than the
w. salary increase. which, in my
sTsri, would be mere than Offset by
Afcel post revenue
.]ng the current YEAR the rural service
oG the government about $40 0oo, ono,
slmate1 loss being about S1o.00.09.
postmaster General expressed the be-
'Al the parcel POST system, under
Management. would insure the
nance and proper extension OF the
ise delivery service az a self-sup-
- oiancn ~ the rustal service.
- lHai dc.iverv system was started
>, years ago with eighty three car
.lo We're paid only $40 a year on
e.,,... '-r,e we're q. l52 carriers. their az
t+iT salaries hafu~ ta- 700 N.n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-10
WORK IN WASHINGTON
-. n Clear Ways for Pas
S''s ssoe Of Reciprocity Bill.
WILL KILL AMENDMENTS
If Measure Alert Against
H,.s.r,:,rcter-La Toilette May
start Speech Tuesday

-, Julv "A lively clearing OF
Nssi''" COR the eventual passage of the
o. va w. canadian reciprocity bill by the
SAn'',ST lawn OF the cummins and Simmons
Nr's IS 70 that measure. and con-
- ,s-.,ssion and action on other pro-
if's1 connection with the bill, will
sSSns s.rate busy all this week. while
IsF Wv rrbirb will meet on Wednesday
.~,ckly adjourn until saturday VIII De
- Gu through IT'S committees.
Il'' .rrepdnents proposed by Senator
% ., Iowa. insurgent Republican
CS'''''s I'D add steel. iron. coal. lumber,
rsfa ard various Canadian products
~ 80 go list from Canada. and the
w nroposod by Senator simmons,
trsn1 -.s carolina. Democrat. are some
N., in nature. These are expected
fai' s,'. r,ad over during the Legislative
,o.norrow. which term, under the
~ ,or vote then. might extend
e., mo the night or cover one recess
,,bar Tor several calendar days. II
he After the voting on these
s-,.n,s the Senate will proceed with
..s,asrat'on Of the reciprocity bill.
= ,,r,ents by Senator la Toilette
" ..sers will be put before that body for
XIII . u.,u ho~,,
y. proceedings tomorrow VIII begin
-, speech by senator Simmons in
g" !, his own and senator Cumulins's
So .s.,sn, followed by roll calls on the
I1' Is-.s,ts The bugaboo Of filibuster
-.,,.nv mas been raised, and friends Of
- viii watch for attempts to in
the voting with speechmaking,
81 ~ "a, will interpret as the institution
.s.,orv tactics will he met with such
!. coercion as the majority might de-
>. ,orId expedite business. Mr. Cum
- indicated that he will ask for
-. votes on all his amendments. and
"a that he would demand at least a
-. -ou calls. Mr.. simmons will not be
,sis;ent
| ..,.,or Ia Toilette said to-day that he
-...,slv would present his amendments on
r.,s.y or Tuesday As soon as they are
s-~.ad he viii take tle uo'l, anu ~ PRIV
~ nil speak for the greater part OF
| .-.-,l DAYS in explanation and advocacy
,,sn. His speech Is regarded as the
-.s formidable obstacle in the way of a
=, IN the BILL and Senators generally
/ or .sst with IL out Of the way predic-
Us r.gard,nS a final vote will be more
| -s,se In addition 70 Mr.. La Toilette
g. NJ simmons. Senators Bailey, Stone,
~, Capp and others are still to he
.,1,a
ne prevailing opinion still is that with
=, rscurocity bill out OF the way final
,ss1rnment will soon follow. The Demo
p. generally will demand totes on one
NO Of their tariff BILLS. but will not
este them al length. The insurgent Re
-&.ans are divided on this item Of
W.. but most II them are inclined TO
,-si further time for legislation, and
N nay take such a course as Will delay
x-ng away The general sentiment
r.7sr. IS that the extra session Of Con-
rs vii end early in August.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-10
|atA1 FLEET AT CAPE COD
~seSt Aggregation of Modern
american Warships.

= ...-.e''En. Mass. July 9-The big
g. o. American vessels OF war ever
- al a single time is stationed in
|, ''oFn Harbor awaiting beginning
a. nanfgvres along the Atlantic
r., y guy =. The feet already com
q. --iy-hye vessels including battle
!. 1IssTs, torpedo boats. submarines.
~'patcn boats and fiagships and
=. Gays viii he Joined by seventeen
=, - including the Delaware. which
~ II tho coronation review at
IA = and the bsttleships Kansas.
Z. ,.'oana. Louisiana and New Hamp-
1'ea have been on a cruise in
n, y, ~ heet in it's harbor Province
= violation Of five thousand people
iebied, ard before the end OF
Sea- mere Will Re nearly $500 officers.
sa., - marines here. To-day the blue
h, . ..O5ed shore leave. and were hos
'ained by residents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-10
1873 ST (Toyers)

The approximate amount Of the lien or
charge 10 satisfy which the above described
property Is 70 be sold - two thousand seven
hundred and hfty-four and lI-lOo dollars
Ix6TI4 IL with Interest thereon from May
% 1911 together with costs and allowance
amounting 10 two hundred and four and
AZ 100 dollars tS204 32J with interest from
NAV % 1911 together with the expenses OF
the sale The approximate amount or me
taxes assessments and water rates OF otheF
iions which are 70 be allowed 70 the pur-
chaser out Of the purchase money. or paid by
tho Referee is one thousand one hundred ana
sixty-four and 02-i00 dollars 'Sll6A.o-l anu
interest 800.
Dated New York June 26th. 1911.
kDOI.pE STERN. Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-10
HELP WANTED.
Male.

Male
PROTESTANT YOUNG MAN from 20 to %
ears Of age with good education 20 gro"
IN with manufacturing concern OF sheet
metal goods. enc preferred who has had some
experitf,ce with dies and tools, or one VINO is
mechanically inclined: must not be afraid or
hard work Answer. stating age. experience
and wages expected: give references as 70
character etc Address Coed oppoftuhltF'
Box p, Tribune Office. -
SATFENAT wanted as resident rep sentative
for silk hosiery manufacturer. liberal paving
POSITION inclose stamp for particulars Royal
Hosiery Co. POI Mint Arcade PhllaGelpn "a
W4NTED--First class all-round mschlnlsts i
- hours nor week: oper. shop. Apply 10
Frank s Fay. Supt.. 54S West Esd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-10
AUTO TOURS IL Ss. %s.is
STORAGE NOTICES.
FIDELITY STORAGE WAREHOUSE.
I05-l09 WEST 96TH STREET


To Miss H. Reilly. Mrs {. Montazella Mr..
H b. Jouromon. United Electric Lamp CO.
Mrs l. NJ ndsrson Mrs. John George. Mrs
J. swayne Mcleod. Miss NJ. II. Doherty. Mr
r. Heser, Nj. E. Friedman. Mrs. 5. Gu
derian. Mrs II Coleman Riverdale Van Co,
Lot 1871. Riyerdale Van 60, LOT $50 Mrs
r Richardson Nh. = p. Richardson. Mr.. W
j. Mccormick Mr. VIM. p Fogarty Mr.. 7. A
Focarty Miss Mona Fogarty, Miss Mamie Fo-
sarty Mrs John keenan,. Mrs. STANCE Mrs
q r. Ralfour Mrs Davis Mr. John Il con-
nelly. You and each OF YOU are hereby notified
that the time for the payment OF our lien upon
me proper-y hereinafter described having ex-
pired after due notice thereof had been given
YOU We Will cause such property, 10 wit. House
hod Goods Personal Effects AMI Merchandise.
-torsd In The Fidelity Storage Warehouse New
YORK CIV hv YOU or In your name cor In which
Won NAV have an INTEREST,". 10 ne sold AT public
auction. according 20 the statute In such case
made and provided AZ the warehouses, Nos. 100
and 100 West asih street. New York City. on
TUESDAY. August lst 1911 az 10 10 a. m and II
the gaie thereof Is not completed on said date,
the sane will hs continued AZ the same place
on every DAY thereafter. beginning 1890 a.
m, and continuing until all the goods are sold
FIDELITY STORAGE WAREHOUSE,
CHAs \. COLLINS. Proprietor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-10
su8RoGATE's NOTICES.

ropn Erwin TX PURSUANCE OF AN OR
der Il Honorable Robert Ludlow foW!er.
hereby given 20 ali persons Ia ing claims against
Edwin Lord. late Of the County OF New loIh.
deceased. TO presen; he same win WIN NGuahers
tran.acting business at the office OF their at'or
news Bowers e. sands. No. 81 Nassau slreet: N
tne bq hesayn ne 3Ist day ~ October. 1911.
Dated the 18Th dav Of April. 1911
ANNIE AUGUSTA SAWYER,
SUSAN a. RAITT ,,-.,-.-.--
A. LINCOLN EGLINION, -'''''''''''
THE LINCOLN TRUST co,
BOWERS & SANDS. Attorneys for Atministra-
tors 81 Nassau Street, Borough OF Aanhat-
tan The City Of New York.
T7-ZTT-RA FERDINAND IN PURSUANCE OF
an order OF Hon Robert LUDLOW Fo~ier. a
Surrogate Of the County Of New York notice u
hereby given 70 all persons having claims against
Ferdinand D'Zuba. late OF the COUNT OF New
transac,ne business. a. the ohcs OF her a L
nee nee, eoroueR - Manhattan. IN tho CITY Of
New York. on or before the 18th day OF Deee!h-
nstod New York tho 18Th day If June. 1911
EMILY KELLER D'ZIUBA,
Administrators.
WINTHROP & sTIMsoN. Attorneys for Adj
,,1inistratrix ~ Liberty Street. Borough or
Manhattan. City Of New York. --------
CARR GEORGE FIN PURSUANCE OF Az
%, ,be County Of Sew York. notice is hereby
given 10 an persons having claims ~ S as Van,
Secaaeed 10 present the same with vouchers
thereof u the subscriber. at its place OF rams
acting business at No % Nassau s es or pesoIa
the 18TH day Of July next ,,..-
pated NeS York. the 27th day OF December,
'' GtEuARANTY- Trust COMPANY OF NEW
rAvrFs 9i, ANH-FRBAcH. CORNELL & BARRY.
"a Nassau ST Borough OF Manhattan. New
York city
=, 80 - PURSUANCE OF
an order Of Hon. Abner 2. Thomas, surro-
rste OF the County OF New York notice -
hsre6y, george Cge a seme late ate OF the County o.
New YORK deceased. 20 present De same. WIN
49,. - trauSactinS business, az the ONCE or
Enso & Mack, No. 7 Beekman Street. in the
civ OF New York. on or before the nth day
o. Dated 5at Sew YORK. the "a day OF January
1911. r,,,., sruEr,
s SHil1s /" ROBERT Executors
HUGO MACK. AlSG dI. yoT to' c,iy
,,,rYT0N HESTER -IN PURSUANCE OF
an order OF Hon. Roberi Ludlqw Fo~!si, a
surrogate OF me COUNTY el 80 ci,tc,s srainsf
tIester II Peyton late OF the county or Ne"
YORK deceased 10 present we sa,"s N,r Mace y,
,ransactine business al the Once 81 hlcnaiu
KsilT ther attorney No 40 BroaGway BOZ. BOT
ousn .. 1900 ,H. 9Gth Gnv II De eniber neKt
on mated New YORK, the 18th dag OF June islI'
No. v,rset oNy ,Exccutors
SAMUEL. " JOHNsIvN r-..,.,,..
rtcliARD KELLY. Atorney ioT Ehe'u'orS
ITO Broadway. New YORK, y y
IL PURSUANCE or A.. ohl,fE on - - y,
,hp ne Count Of Scw YORK noi lam. is 5sT,sy
given 70 uH persons having Slalms asI Ha,,,
Morton dt'"nseG' no present the same. with
vouchers hereof tie saSsor,SeT o. t 81 pra %
Ilsi ~ s...t rs,rourh ~ Manhattan. In the
~, 81 yeu York. on Or before tho SON day OF
December. 1871 ,r,t tott
pafed View YORK June lGth. III c,..,, 49,.
nv rtpNFps' loan & TRUST COMPANY.
Executor ,cD.N- s.tor,ovs Tor
GELTER. ROLsTON y HOhn A. H',oIn'g &c To-
X Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-10
THE DELAWARE REACHES BOSTON

Dos'on' July S-T&e United States battle
siI.p Delaware, the biggest and most
po~Vfiui warship at the coronation review
~ Hnshsh waters last month, arrived at
'he Nhariesto"n Navy Yard to-day on her
return trip across the ocean. AS 1t was
Suhuay no salutes were given. After
secret tests the ship Will join in the ma
neuNres soon 20 be held in ATLANTIC waters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-10
PROPOSALS

PROPOSALS FOR MATERIAL FOR FOUR IN
take Bridges ana the Structural Material for
Decking over Operating Machinery Chambers IN
the Locks Sealed proposals VIII he received at
the Office OF the General Purchasing Or,cer
Isthmian canal Commission. Washington d g,
until 1890 n. m, August :. 1911, at which time
they with be opened in public. for furnishing the
aforementioned articles Blanks and general
information relating 20 this Circular NO. 63s)
may he obtained from this office the offices
OF the Assistant Purchasing Agents. - state
street New York city. Ga whitney Central
Building, New orleans. Ia. and 1856 North
Point Street. san Francisco cal also from the
L : Engineer Offices In the following cities:
seattle Wash. Los Angeles. cal, Baltimore,
Md: philadelphia Pa. Pittsburg. Pa. Boston,
Mass Ruralo. y Y. Cleveland ohio. Cincin-
natl Ohio. Chicago, Ill. 81. Louis, Mo Detroit.
Mich Milwaukee Wis, So. Paul. MINI; chat
tanooga Tenn Louisville. XIV. Mobile, Ala.
and Galveston Tex. Commercial Club. Kansas
city No. Chamber n Commerce. Quincy. III.
and Chamber Of Commerce and Board OF Trade,
Tacoma. Wash--F C. BOGGS Major. Corps II
Engineers. L. 5 A. General Purchasing oiffcer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-10
BATTALION AT CAMP
ts.. A'efy Men Move from Salem
!. " Peekskill-Drill To-day

4 n,, 'anon' Field ARTILLERY. arrived
u ys,. lamp at Peeksklll at 5G5
~ s,s ~'erday afternoon. The com.
; q M OF the let and Cd Bat
!. '.aly, I ,''an and the Cd Battery
sss.a s e left salem centre. where it
; SasEine' uie night. about 6 o'clock
y. ihs e camp grounds the first
~. ane a.. vas 10 care for their
\. rs,,.s uls bad been done the
1's'y 70 pitch their tents. Il
Oeloc5 before the men were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-10
TIE HOTEL FRONTENAC

1000 ISLANDS, ST. LAWRENCE RIVER. NY.
4 msSn.hccnt hotel. delightfully."- situated on
an island in the s.. Lawrence River. The
favoritc water for motor boats and boat rae
ing. Fishing rowing and all aquatic sports
4 picturesque niue-hole Colf course free 10
guests Of the hotel. clubhouse equipped with
swimming pool. shower baths. etc. Tennis ana
All outdoor sports Tnequalled bass and fresh
water fishing near hotel Address {. &. TRUS-
SELL. Manager, $3.50 Fifth Ave- New York.
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