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i rhat c nd) Limed w np Aca po s | DONT FEAR o EATING SAYS ANNETTE K Bo Not Try to Float at Once; Do Not fold Your Head Too Far Back; Keep Your Hands Four In- Near the Top and Use the Combined Breast and Leg Storke. e* 4 JHE GLENS FALLS TIMES AND ESSENGER, MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST ® ches Under Water; Your Feet THE WATER, PONT ENTER AFIRR LERMANN POLIC QUE AS - | WARM AS WEATHER Kavanaugh- Whitney Fight in Article No. & + i BY ANNETTE KELLERMANN International Record-holder and Star a F It - of the William Fox $1,000,000 Film 'Ask some person to hol and slowly drag you along in shallow water to where if is deeper and where out alone, \A Daughter of the Gods.\ « water as possible. I jool, or the seaside, a lake, a Tye ond, does not matter. __ , First of all, YOU MUST NOT AFRAID OF WATER for while it is rue that water is & good servant it the same time a bad master, Hoes mot apply to you UNDERSTAND IT. SELF-CONFIDENCE is THE GREATEST ASSET You can HAVE ? the most important things One of things #o remember is this YQL’ thVER ENTER THE WATER RECTLY AFTER EATING This been the unfortunate cause of many leaths by drowning,. due to cramps. Let at least two hours elapse before entering the water, otherwise stomach will be subject to too great a strain and this will cause paralysis wf your other muscles and result in wramps. As this is a very matter to avoid I pope you will disregard my warning - When you enter the water ourself a good \dousing\ at once, {DON’T enter the water and \dabble mbout with your feet and then until you think you CAD stand That is wrong for the blood Tu up and may consest. DON'T be afraid to give yourself m good \ducking.\ in shallow w Whether it is a Ir YOU and - will quickly. ' Before I ask you to enter the water you --and we are now ready-I desire you freely. Tell to become as well acquainted with | enough r or BE and this DI- has your water. \ motions NOT LET YOUR FEET powN TOO FAR; keep them UP near the top of the water. BUT do not let them splash out near the top. Keep them JUST under the not | top of the water. your give | far for that will make your legs Sig-k. Now your hands must remain FOUR inches under the water. wait shes first thing to do is to obtain a broad canvas belt j a $1.900.000 _ _Pic LORE AT ONCE. You will feel much better | just given you it will not take you swim far more| half an hour to master the art of learn to L swimming. Do NOT TRY TO FLOAT The and have this placed method in and you are perfectly balanced. it is - always The handles | I2tes, can use your arms and legs the person to add IJU8t po rendered quickly if ceed with your lesson. The most important thing effort at TWELVE FEET. swimming. will then realize what I mean when ask you to perfect your movement. _. ANNE KELLERMANN' NaorREATEST WOM f NTSWIMMER ANO S oF wILLIAM _ FOX MOUTH out of the Now go through the taught you,. DO try to Miss TOMORROW: Keller mann answers many | ques- tions you have asked her in your letters - to The Times. DON'T keep your head back TOO THAT I8 ON YOUR first forward movement of Be sure and write asking her it. | the arms. Try t? 1(110 this movement about - anything - connected slowly and with swimming | «sports | and > re , m Your friend must not exert undue athletles, - about which - you ater, efforts to keep you aficat and if you carefully follow the directions I have are In doubt. Do not attempt to master the move- ment in a few lessons, for while a great many of you will be able to under you so that your body rests ON guim by this a few better to be sure of yourselves before venturing > iti F \ slightest reference to politics belies Then as you improve you bri . ; can dispense with the belt and re- the conditions which lies under the maining near the shore Wherde and C&L | washington county who ever went as mesded, PYO-in qelegate to the supervisor's district Saratoga County-Demand on Washington. (Troy Record.) These are quiet days in Washington county; too quiet for repose. The outward calm - so apparent on the veneer of silence, Every man in meeting or who eventually became or to re- |is now & candidate for an office in the member is, perfection of movement, gift of the people is gliding about as 'for if you ever wish to become a good peacefully | as swimmer, you must be able to swim | cushion heels will enable him, with a perfect and even stroke. Learn standing pat on his determination that to time your movement. Your first) the retention unto himself of his opin- swimming any distance, ion on all things political is at this should be restricted to TEN OR| time not only advisable, but essential soles - and and rubber to his future contentment. Only a sibilant, suppressed sound arises from But when you swim that TEN or a wE the meeting of two or more Washing- T LVE feet, SWIM TT WELL and ton county Republicans anywhere in watch your every movement for in that lies the secret of LONG distance | and if perchance a Washington the Twenty-ninth - congressional dis- county man should run ahead fore- Some time I will tell you of my ex. | most into one of his party brethren periences and how I had to start, you from Saratoga absolute silence is the 1| rule. Never in the history of the con- gressional and vacillating senatorial district has pussyfooting been develop- ed to such a fineness. It must be. No other source is safe, for every Repub- lican in Saratoga county is anxious to know bow every Republican in Wash- ington county is going to line up on the Whitney-Kavanaugh | nomination imbroglio and in a few weeeks will not only be anxious to know, but will in- sist on knowing. Whitney and Kava- naugh are seeking the Republican nomination for senator in the district as most people have reason to under- stand. Until the reapportionment was declared unconstitutional Wash- ington county was not such a big fac- 'tor in the contest. It was a factor, true enough, but not as important as it is now under the old reapportion- ment. If the Washington county Re- publicans were informed of the event ual determination of the apportion: ment mixup they might permit them- selves to speak above a whisper, but not until then will they lay aside the prevailing caution. Of One Accord in Washington. Nothing like the Whitney-Kava- naugh affair exists within Washington county. There the Republicans live in accord, fully decided to return Con- gressman James S. Parker of Salem to the house of representatives and As- semblyman Charles O. Pratt to Al- bany. The congressman runs in a very healthy - Republican | district. The smallest margin the Democrats have been able to establish against Pratt has consisted of 1.200 votes more or less, and is a trifle more than the Democrats can overcome. But this re- apportionment business has not been settled yet. That a special session of the legislature is not out of the qi cs tion, but a probability of considerable certainty, is the opinion held by some of the most prominent politiclans of the county. The disparagement in the apportionment in 1907 was greater than the one which the court of ap: the law should revert away back to 1894, the assembly and senatorial dis- tricts would be so out of proportion an extra session could not be avoided. It may be that the wish LARGE AUUDIENCES HEA in the Presbyterian church and terday afternoon when he spoke at the open Air mrcting in Crandall park. Dr Mackay will return to Glens Fall Sunday, August 2\. when he will again vecupy the pulpit of the Presbyterian church. At the park meeting fully £00 sons heard Dr. Mackay talk on 'Les sons From Sing Sing.\ The sermon was a direct plea to give all men a chanee. Dr. Mackay told of the results which Warden Osborne accom- plished in Sing Sing prison. The musical program at the was conducted under the direction of Frank R. Norman, of Hudson |- Falls. \While in this citv Dr. Mackay was the guest af the Hon. and Mrs. Addison B Calvin. yes a fort per- gaod park Prices to sult your pocket book. Every Straw Hat in the house at reduced prices, Over 200 to select from. Plenty for all -but the earlier you come the larger the selgotion. mmo GLENS FALLS Marx Clo'®-. I The Mormie of Hart Schaffner & i I D I i I I 1 I I 1 i I ; 1 1 [ENGL ANDERS | mir Hih N Thoin cutee nt { oven. + l \ CREENS COMMITTEE REV. DR. J. R. MACKAY The Rev. Dr. Jehn R. Mackay, of New York, a former pastor of the lo- cal Presbyterian church, was given a cordiar greeting yesterday morning John O'Connor: a Professional, club has announced the appointment of the greens committee as follows: Maurice West and W. P. Leavens. interested in having the golf course kept up to just as high a state as possible and it is felt that under their direction and supervision efforts will be made to bring the course to the best possible state. arrangements have been made where- by John O'Connor. I who has been conmected with vari- ons golf eourses in different parts of the eniuntry, will be at the club to give lessons and will alsoassume the duties of caddiemaster. ner was very highly recommended as a golf instructor and it is expected that many of the members will avail themselves of the opportunity to get some instructions. I Bertha Larkin, assistant city clerk, . enjoyed n automobile MORRIS GUARDS MAY for a two weeks' stay. Engaged to Give Golf Lessons. ground would be just the place. the summer season at this village. Hoopes. chairman: B. W. Taste ecutiemen are. very muck | AUUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT greens and Announcement is also made that tained recently Mrs. Myran Ward and | children, guests | of - Mr. and Mrs. J. Williams. of New er was the only one injured. sUED FOR SLANDER, - Fa Mp and Mrs. Frank Phillips are MASLON RESIGNS FROM this afternoon being tried before Jus- tire of the Peace Frank Bullard on a charge of slander. The complain- ant is a Polander, who alleges that Dr. Morris Maslon has resigned Mr and Mrs. Phillips have tried to|2 member of the city board of health, injure him by vilifying his character. The resignation will be presented Aitorney McCarhy represents thede-| Mayor Reed at the next meeting of fendants and Aftorney C. P. Coyle the board of health when action will Pr. Maslon was appointed a member of the board of health a little over a year ago by former May- appears for the complainant. be taken. VISIT SCHROON LAKE, City - Chamberlain |- Beaudet, Clerk Earl E. Hall, Miss Carls Davis of the city water department, Miss Kithlsen Kelisher, bookkeeper in the. city office, and Miss City] * 'W. Irving Grimng. M'OMBER IMPROVING. several days with his son, Crosby excurkion to) ration in the Cohoes hospital. Schroon Lake yesterday. BLAZE IN BAKERY. p truck was taken to the Italian PAKETY | nome, at 44 Wast street this morning short- nnn -z TO ATTEND CONVENTION, Very little damage was dont. | wednesiay for Buffalo where he attend the annual convention of MEETING POSTPONED. of Veterans auxillary has beea post day and will close on Saturday. poned from this evening until two Hall will Invite the agsociation to hold *~ . the. convention in,thls Qtyhz'axggegg‘ TIMES, weeks from tonight, VISIT LAKE GEORGE It is reported that the - Morris| makes but little difference. The Dem Guards, an independent military com-{ocrats are not pleased over the de pany of Atlantic City will arrive | Lake George the 28th of September: to camp, and decided that the old ball In many cases the guards will be ac- companied by1 theilz wives and chil-| dren who will make their homes at .. President - Gourl f the Country die hotels and boarding houses in themxSenator resid urlay of the untry village. This will increase the popula-, 7 tion of the town quite a bit for thosezmand a show down in Washington two weeks, and will tend to prolong] Mrs. David Asher, 75 Elm street, in an automobile ac cident on the Glens Falls-Lake George,; it that if the Waterford man discovers & professional | State road. Mrs. Asber, her Parker lined up against him and sees A. L. Judson and MTS. F. T. Gates of fol a hopeless fight! Botton motored here today. ,_ _ {~jabead, he will throw his hat in the York. congressional were on their way bome from an auto- salem man with very bright chance Mr. O'Con- mobi’lg trip when the accident having Democratic and Progressiv red. Near Gurpey's Lane Mr. Williams|endorsement in Washington, Saratoga /and Mrs. Charles B. Sherman of Poult- turned out to let a car pass. The car, ; ; which was a Packard, struck the rear‘and Rensselaer counties This Stl 1 end of the Williams car and all of the occupants were thrown out. Mrs. Ash- N. §. McOmber has returned from}. Cohoes, where he has been spending Omber, who recently underweat an op-! McOmber brings home the good news, that his son has so far recovered from | the effects of the operation that he has) MAK ERS, BOSOM BANDERS, YOKE g The Ridge street automobile ATE) peep removed from the hospital to his | OPERATORS AND City Clerk Earl E. Hall will leave . New York State City Clerks' associa- The regular meeting of the Sons tion. The convention will open Thurs- page, opinion is being widely circulated. Must Show Hand. ap; fection from their ranks of I. C lin alliance with them. A week or so ago they sent @a T°DrE'wou14 have made good candidates sentative to look for a suitable ong, further than thin they would | Rook of Lakewood, N. J., motored have been substantial contributors to | here yesterday. the financing of the campaign. Both 'are out for Hughes. Now the Demo-| Pitcher of Warrensburg, crats claim to have information that| this city today. and ex-Sherlff are about ready to de-|g guest of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Col- Brackett Kavanaugh tain specifically where tend to stand. They know, very is toga county duel. considered, but Democratic rumor ha as any - indication of ring and oppose th emanated from Hudson Falls an cerity | in passing attention be pald to it unt the senatorial issue. sage is authority for that the as losing strength so heavily they would welcome any kind of compromise. To Speak in Maine. Congressman Parker has been a August 21. The mittee. Mr. Parker will maké several Mr.! addresses eyery day. lg: WANTBD-EXPERIENCED rront 4 ps0 ( iNspEcTonRs.| 4 McMULLEN-LEAVENS Co, CEA . & Leather Bage \$2.25! Sult Cases| & a ** T ai; $3.35; Trunks $4.50. BURGERS * 4 22 HN t L the Don't skip reading the classified I? aB. \\ b Lots of interesting news for ex \o . Mr tbrifty geople, FA 3 namin _ - cANREnE Men Interested in Hotel- Busi- ness May Erect $150,000 Structure Here. - mesmo wn It has become known that a confer- ence of well known hotel men, who are interested in Hotels in New York and the Adirondacks, was held a short time ago to discuss the advis ability of going serlously into the proposition of erecting a modern hotel in Glens Falls The general idea discussed was the erection of a stmucture to cost about one hundred and fifty thousand dollars, same to be built on a location where property could be obtained at a reasonable prices and not necessarily im- mediately near the business section of the city. It was felt that a hotel along the lines planned would be sufficiently attractive to pull business to this loca tion and that it would be better off away from the general line of travel. The men who were at the confer- ence are interested in hotels in other cities that are located in that way and they have found it to have many advantages The general plan dis- cussed was to have a hotel with one hundred and fifty rooms with baths to rent for $1.50 and one hundred rooms with general bath conven- fences to rent at $1.00. Service would be on the European plan. It was also considered that plane wauld include a ball room on the top floor that «could be used for banquets and other entertainments and thus enable the city to have a place where it could 'have all the conveniences of dances, dinners, banquets, etc., in a hotel with none of the inconven- iences that exists at present. In canvassing the situation the peals recently declared invalid and if the father 'of the thought, but nevertheless the An interesting phase of the affair comes from the Democrats in the| A camp at Assembly Point yesterday. county, to whom the apportionment, judging from recent election returns, | were weekend guests at Cleverdale. Blandy of Greenwich or the failure of D. D. Woodard of Granville to remain| Hartford where she was a guest of These men |her parentst. county. They will soon want to ascer- the Repub-|DPownsville where she will be a guest licans in their neighboring district in-{of ner niece and nephew. shall want to Sark of flougse, wgere Congressman | ing the summer at Piglet Knob, was a Parker wi e, and up to date the| Glens Falls visitor today. ON LAKE GEORGE ROAD | congressman | has lees c averted involving himself in the Sara | gone to Underwood where they will Democratic rumor pass the month of August. 4 . has it, and in weighing its veracity recovering from painful injuries sus: {and importance its source should b 1 pleasantly from an oracle who did not insigf it from Schroon Lake, where she passed was absolutely certain to develop, but | two weeks as a guest of her uncle. who manifested a good deal of sin- advising that more than the lines are more definitely drawn THE BOARD OF HEALTH |oa signed to take the place of ex-Con: gressman RalphD. Cole on a tour of O'Leary the principal cities of Maine which ' will cover the entire week beginning assignment was made by the chairman of the Na- Mo- tional Republican Congressional com-. motored here today and shopped. Mrs. A. Newton of Schuylerville passed today in this city shopping. Howard Maloy visited the ¥ .M. C. Harrington Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Louis Rosenburg and Louis Simons .| friends. Mrs. Dr. Bennett has returned from Clarence N. Rook and Miss Hovey Mrs. A. Pitcher and Miss Bertha vigited in Edward McMartin of Plattsburg is lins, Walnut street. Miss Lydia Harris left today for Miss Marjorie Sawyer, who is pass- Mr. and Mrs. S. Carter Hall have Mis. 1, D. Dennison and daughter, €: and Mrs, Gladwell, of Diamond Point, s| shopped in this city today. D131) and Mrs. William Beckers, Mrs. Miss Helen Cameron recently re- turned from Thurman, where she was sla guest of relatives. e| Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Graver and Mr. Y'ney, Vt, motored here yesterday. a' Miss Loulse Bulis has returned Frank Tetrault 11 | week-end guest of Joseph Terriault. land Mrs avwenue. §» -| of Hartford, are guests of Glens Falls} 9:30 g'clock under the auspices of the summering at Schroon Lake, was a | Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Goerck of The same|pake George were guests yesterday a the statement|of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Mosher, Grand Whitney forces have been | street in the [ Normandin of White. y | northern part of Saratoga county that ,, Mss Alpha in hall is a guest of her parents, Mr. | George Beaupre, Madison j Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Mulderry motor- ored here from Albany yesterday and were guests of Mr. and Mrs, James Miss Jennie Bartell, who bas been a Two moons Mt - Machine Topples Over Fifteen- foot Embankment Near < North River. had a miraculaus escape from death yesterday afternoon about 6 o'clock, when an automobile in which they North River. people could fot be learned. curve in .the road encountered anoth- over the embankment, It turned a ecqmplete somersault, landing right side up near the bank of the fiver. have - undoubtedly n MAY BE OPF If the entertainments, whic been planned for this month gue park by the Hudson Vall: way company continue to be cessful as the one held last . evening there is every reason Two autoists, a man and a WOMAD: pays that the park will be co into an amusement park. The company already is con: were riding toppled over a fifteen-| plans for erecting a dancing p foot embankment about a mile from |at the park and also installing The names of the two|ry-goround. In this c.nnectio works would be displayed ever They were driving in the direction |ing and band concerts would of North River, and as they neared a | place every night. The nest entertainment at ti er car, said to have been driven by | will take place Friday evening john H. Wade of North Creek, 'The| will be another display of fir woman was driving the New York! and the Glens Falls band will éar, and in attempting to get out cf gmusic‘ The same conditions go the way of the Wademachine went too admission will prevail far to the side, the machine toppling | week. as fo SONS OF VETERANS, Attention! One of our me Had the water in the Hudson been | John Gilbert, has answered t1 at a high point, both occupants would roll call. been - drowned.| Tuesday afternoon at. 2:30 : His funeral will b 'The car, save for a broken wind- home of his parents, 40 Mo shield, was but slightly damaged. No bones, however, on their way this morning. LOCAL GOLFERS president, Mrs. Elmer Riley, in West Glens Falls, All members are request ed to be present. ICE CREAM SOCIAL. An doe cream social will be held on the lawn of the West street chapel next Monday evening. from 7:80 to Sunday school. The public is invited. POSTOFFICE RECEIPTS. Postmaster Willams\ c~nounced this afternoon that tr \ts for the local postoffice fo: 31th of July were $5,114.14. street, has returned to her home in Bostton. Miss Clare Haelia of Fair Haven, Vt. was an over Sunday guest of her brother, Joseph - Hamelin, Darwin avenue. Miss Bertha Miller left yesterday for Bridgeport. Vt. and also Schroon relatives, Mrs. James Hayes and daughter, Miss Kathryn Haves have returned from Cleverdale where they passed two wéeks. Miss Irone Hatch has returned to Fort Miller following a several days' visit as a guest of Miss Mildred Mann, William street. Miss Mary Whiting bas returned to Troy, following a weeks visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, A. S, Whit: ing, William street, Dr. G. F. Garno of New York and Mrs. H. Q. Numan of Green Bay , Wis., are visiting their parents, Mrt. and Mrs. J. G. Garno, Bay street. Lake, where she will be a guest of W street. Every brother of Aus Dr. Lee of North Creek was sum-] Holden Camp, No. 56, who p moned and found both occupants of| can, is urgently requested to the machine slightly cut and bruised.) the funsral. were broken.| We will meet at 40 Montcalm The party was touring and proceeded 'A. C. Taylor, commander. Wear regulation DIVIDEND: :DECLARED. Before James A. O'Leary, 1 in bankruptoy, a final hearing o itors was held this afternoon bankruptcy proceedings of Pat. DEFEAT CANADANS!T* ett N. Y. STOCK QUOTATI men - at the - conference - had in| The Canadian golfers, who came to| Quotations furnished by H. P. mind the fact that after leaving) this city Saturday to play a team | droker, Glen Stret. Albany, tourists do not strike al representing the Glens Falls Country High Low new -or thoroughly modern hotel| club, have been royally entertained} am Car Ryd 5188'1 £ 72 along the line mentioned until they | by the Glens Falls golfers. In th8) Atchison I 102. 102. reach the Fort Willliam Henty at| match played Saturday afternoon the| American Ico 17g \If: Lake George, and if the hotel such | Glens Falls team was victorious. Fol- [ anseonda 79.6 7g“ as they have in mind should be locat | lowing the match the Canadians were Am Smeltin 93. 98.1 ed in Glens Falls, it was felt that it | entertained at dinner at the club. Beet Sugar € 86. Fee *, would drawn a large amount of traffic Yesterday morning the two teams! Brooklyn R T 3 £ 82\ from all directions as it would geve | went to Manchester, Vt., where games| palt & Ohio 84.7 § ri a fire proof building with all the | were played on the Equinox links. TO-| Ches & Ohio ral? A latest conveniences at a price much day the two teams are playing on the! Canada Pac 175.6 17g} less than the average summer resorl | golf links in Saratoga Springs AD4| Gentral Leathe sre bf hotel and also enable the tourists to Schenectady. The Canadian | golfers | rpg T h 3_.4 be in easy touch with Saratoga, Lake will leave for their homes in Grand|pria pra . _g- 4 534 George and other Adirondack points.| Mere, Can., tonight. Gas 139-4 136'= The territory has been looked over - * Great Northern 117. 1T. and it is expected that another con- aBiTUARY Inter Met 16. 16. ference on mg mtzttgr will be held Boston. W some time in September. R L 1 Pu lglrs. Fraink vglldthook. fifeli’lePaper £4123 fi4 lar R néeral services for the late Mrs.| Inter Paper pfd B8. - 66.7 LOCALS AND PERSONALS | I0 Gon Taran home, i) Nerme on rashi : arine 26.3 26. .| Washington street. The Rev. Dr. David i bate ~* motored. to | A| SH was in the|new Fork Con fee? ades Jghn Beaudoin passed yesterday at Glens Falls cemetery, - The bearers| Keennecutt 462 451 Cleverdale, N. Y. were relatives. ' Nor Pac 110.1 110 1 Mrs. Thomas Mitchell of - Lake \ta 2 iB. George, visited here today,. BRIDGE DAMAGED BY_HRE- Pennsylvania * B527 755.7 d Mrs. Marshall West passed ALBANY, N. Y., Aug. 7.-The Al Reading 941 0 94 Mr. and MLS ad. dale bany-Greenbush - bridge, the Czly| Rock Island 18.7 18.4 the wes An Lift today means for automobilists and trolley| Trion P * * Ernest Noreau left today for a two - h on Pac 138.7 138.4 a Sch Lake, cars to cross between the cities is on| Tern Cop $3.9 245 weeks vication at ( “10an \York fire. The blaze started at the Rens] Southern Pac 03.5 92.3 “7112125 vfiflctigainAgi: inc; today selaer end and it is feared the struc | Vir Chem 29.4 39.4 Miss Margaret McGilleuddy is pass ture will be seriously damaged. g g 2:22} pra lggg fig; ing two weeks at Lake George. | . . , son 118. . and Mrs Earl Vetter of Chester | ofp A BUSINESS MEETING. , | Westinghouse . B6 T 56.7 z e West Glens Falls W. C. T. U.|i Mex Petrol 86.6 96.2 town shopped in this city today. f £ Sidney Homer of Comstock will hold a business meeting fomor| Crucible Steel 68.4 *68. Mrs, Sidney 'l row afternoon at the home of the| Lehigh Valley 71.0 f?. Chicago Prices. WHEAT- Sept. , 185.1 132.1 Dec. 138.3 135.6 May 148.1 140.7 CORN- : Sept.. 84.6 82.2 Dec. - 72.2 TOA May 16. 18.5 OoATS- . - Sept 45.3 44. Dec. 47.2 46.7 May. BL2 49.7 Ralston Oxfords, $4.50, $5.00 v for $3.85, at Hell's, Hudson Fal Oil Cook Stove $2.75: Ideal fo weather cooking., BURGERS. Corwn Beér--A mild. palatablt ble Beverage} as a tonic reconstructor. Distributed by | rey Bros, 21 Ridge street, Phone * 1 Porch Rockers $1.50: Couch mocks $6.75. Bie weekly. ° GER'S. 22%. | ¥ SUBSCRIBE FOR THE TIME; bu H.P. WELLS Correspondent for C. H. VANBUREN & CC Member Consolidated Stock E change of New York, Phone 83. 114 Glen & & C 60.00 itv atc ateata atea) of Troy, who is M4002~;“:“2“2~2“2“2“3“1“20'2‘4“:“2u2“2“2~2\2“20°2040032“?2“2“2“i*?f'3“2°'2“2“1“3\2“2~1~1~.~. SARATOGA CASINO Under the Management of the Biltmore, New York City. | : BILTMORE SERVICE AND CUISINE - Reservations by Phone 457 Saratoga. 1 DANCING EVERY EVENING AND AFTERNOONS DAILY§ FROM 4 TO 6 EXCEPT SATURDAY,. ad 'Music by Europe's Celebrated (* 03 Ents dat inp ete Gay m=\ 2. 4p Af o PNR ei y ppd A Pics rit w THE GREATEST CONCERT TENOR sEATS ON SALE AT JOHN J. 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