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8 Order Dozen from Your Local Drug git Thoic Who Do Things RESORTS IIKDI'OHD SPIIIXiV Bedford Springs Hotel Baths nrnroRn sprixgi, pfxna. Modem Equipment. ATI.AXTIC CITV. X. J.

and Tennla. Golf, Bnwllnn, Hnraetrk Bld Ing and (ha fumnus 8wlmmln I'ool. ppeclsl facilities for sutomoblls tourlati Now Oprn GALEN HALL HOTEL AND SANATORIUM ATLANTIC CITY. NEW JERSEY An ideal place for a long or short stay. Stone, brick and steel building.

Roopis en suite with hot and cold sea water in private baths. Over 70 forma of Tonic and Curative Baths and Treatments with trained attendants. Sea Water used In all Hydriatic Treatments. F. L.

YOUNG. Gen'l Manager. HOTEL FR0NTENAC SS Tdl'? central to all attractions: modern, high class hotel, as good as the best; capacity 250. Will make very special terms of $8 up weekly; $1.50 up daily; Sat. to $3, Including large ocean rooms, metal beds, elevator, baths, superior 3 The men and women ol today who do things mutt be atrong.

healthy, ctlve. Their blood must be pure nd rich, their nerve forces strong nd perfectly balanced, their brains clear. In short, they must maintain vim. vigor and vitality in every function of life. PaUst Extinct Is the surest agent to bring about this condition.

It stimulates every function of the body to work at high pressure. Those persons suffering from vital exhaustion, loss of appe tite and general debility will derive the greatest comfort and benefit from its use. Inilit Ufa It BSn Pahit I nt.ru moitai nnrR. I In The Heart of The Hlue Ridge; now open. Quickly reached by the Cumberland Valley R.

R. L'elight fully located at an elevation of 2.000 leet overlooking the beautiful Cumberland and tfhennndonh Valley. All emueements; automoblllng, driving, bowling, etc. Orchestra In attendance. For rates, booklet, ad dress Bond Olbbona.

Belvedere Hotel, or Western Marvland Ticket Ofrtce, Baltimore. Md. HOTEL STRAND Atlnntlc il J. ALWAYS OrEX. APACITY.

300. On the ocean front, new throughout, with every appointment. FRESH AND SEA WATER BATHS. Single and en suite. Golf, driving, garage.

Booklet and rate on application. F. B. OFF, H. C.

EDWARD. Manager. Aunt Mgr. KENDERTON Tennessee Ave. 3d hotel from Beach and Pier.

A refined house for nire people; ocean view; private baths, elevator; cool rooms, fine porches, etc. Home cooking. Capacity 200; $5 up weekly. Booklet. J.

G. MITCHELL. R4 T7TriTT St. Charles Flare AJEjIItII and the Beach. 200 large, airy rooms, elegantly furnished; most with ocean view; private baths, elevator, library, electric lights, etc.

Large porches facing the ocean. Cuisine and service famed for their excellence. Guaranteed equal to any hotel In the city. Special low rates, June and July. Booklet.

H. J. DYNES. RYAN'S COTTAGE Cor. Arctic and Illinois Ave.

Atlantic City, N. J. $1.00 per day. MII.I.EB COTTCF. AXn ANNEX Capacity 250; 9 to 15 N.

Georgia Ave. Excellent table; scrupulous cleanliness; electric lighted, dance room. $1.00 dallv; $6 and up weekly until July 1st. B'kl't. Established 30 years.

J. and F. L. Nixon. Jne7 26t table, with white service, etc.

Table I supplied with products direct from farm. Pure re Large coo Ocean. Booklet. Entrance from Beach. House.

STRAIGHT TIPS ON ALL LINES OF SPORT have tea. lf Wellington U. Jour. Isn't II ih iruih? When a rluh Is doivn lh lint fv'r tody want to iv It a od h.ir.l kirk. Even I'mpire Kni'hninur had no sympathy for tht llar rhamt yesterday.

The handed It to I'O'T lUrrlnbutg was a ahaine. flolf Is Just ns popular ever. If you don't relieve It bo In Ihe llrsef voir park llnk on any afternoon or evenln and will uiu hea wlel. litis: the stick and dolnB eooiI work. If yoii want to in resi dent Tafi'i class you mml play gulf Ihi'nv da vs.

Pm lnsebIl fnna players no merry at all. They want an error rhulkecj up fe every hall a fielder doean't get. If they could anil were Allowed to arore these nv rrlless fan would have hltleaa mines and playera wlihoiit any aveniRes at all. Juat for get the errora. funs.

The srorrrs will I attend to them. Lady Betty Across ihe Water. By C. N. A.

M. WILLIAMSON. Copyright. by MeClure. llps A Co.

Continued. Most of the other B's" were more fortunate nbout getting their things; nevertheless they seemed far from easy In their minds, nnd. though, they protested almost tearfully that they'd nothing whatever to declare, stern persons in uniform stirred up their boxes as I used to do with the nursery pudding when all the plums bad sunk to the bottom. I was very tired nnd very hot. hotter than I supposed people could be, except in a Turkish bnth, and I was beginning to be hungry, too.

for I'd lunched principally off the statue of Liberty and skyscrapers, which were more filling than lasting as a meal. I fanned myself with my handker chief as well as I could and felt sure World without tea, Ah me! When I was small and my nurse talked on Sundays about heaven and hell, making the one sound incredibly W. F. WATTS. you that I think you won't be annoyed Bathing from LEXIfiCION Pacific Ark's.

Aves. 100 yds. from beach and Million Dollar pier. Hot and cold running water In rooms. Table supplied from own farm and dairies.

White service. $8 to $15 weekly; $1.50 to $3 daily. Booklet of views mailed free. PAUL, G. ROSECRANS.

ISLESWORTH On The Beach. Virginia Ave. 800 rooms With Fresh and Sea Water in all Baths. Special American rlan; $2.50 up Daily; European plan, 1.60 up daily. Special Weekly Terms.

FRANK M. PHOEBUS, Mgr. Will. HYMAN, Prop. Ocean City, N.

J. Healthiest and prettiest resort on Jersey coast. Excellent bay and ocean yacnung ana nsning. Boarawalk to Boardwalk trolley to Atlantic City. Cot tages and.

Bungalows to let. Write for Illustrates booklet, hotel ltst and other information. i'UBLiiuiTr BUREAU. "Queen "Sea Routes" MERCHANTS nnd MINERS TRANS. Baltimore to Boston and Providenci via Newport News and Norfolk, Philadelphia to Boston.

By Sea Tickets on sale at railroad offices. Includivg meals and berth on steamer. Send for Bocklet W. p. TURNER, Pasa.

Trnf. Mngr Baltimore, Md. "Finest Coastwise Trips In the World." There's No Excuse for Bed Bags Use "Albeon," the world's greatest Insect destroyer, and sleep in comfort 12c, 20c, 35c Forney Knouse, 426 Market street; Gorgas, 16 North Third street. Imperial Rat Exterminator, 25c. i OLD OR.

THEEL. 535 N. 6th I SprtM artfa Fa." Ea BraUrker int." O.ly Sprtteik. THE SERMAX rVf TSEAT1I.VT mAj CaanatNS care fcr Sprril Biaai Pehaa, atkera eaat fm All Hrrran, want taa tar fhiaa. HtrK, MS cane af A II SUB A Frlat Dtoaaaa, IsnaM, fhoth aea Wmkaawaa, I.

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aiaaahw th, Ic faaatra Aa. Tt i i tiaiinai nr Try Telegraph Want Ads. again, and Just one thing mors. May I thank you for your goodness on shipboard? It brightened what would otherwise have been a grim Blind Mrs. Ess Kay to pronounce this man not a gentleman just because i some strange circumstances had forced him to travel in the steerage! I did wish that, without his knowing it, I could have slipped Into hia pocket my 30.

"Oh, I did nothing," I answered. "It was the other people who did everythingthe little that was done. It's I who have to thank you for taking that person away. He and the other who came Just before were so rude." "They didn't mean to be rude," he said. "They wanted you to tell them something which they could put into their papers, and they live by doing that kind of thing.

I did the best I could with them, but I wish I could have saved you from being annoyed In the beginning. I hesitated at first for fear you (night misunderstand and think me as bad as they were, but I wish I hadn't now." "After what I saw you do at sea I couldn't possibly have misunderstood," I 6a id. "Thank you for saying that," he returned, "though for what I did then I don't deserve any praise. It was done on the impulse, and I'm used to salt water. As a child I lived close to it for a time In California and swimming came almost as natural as walking.

But I'm not here to talk about myself. It was only to tell you how grateful I was and am and shall continue to be for your kindness on the ship. I couldn't go without speaking of this, and there's something now I'd like to ask. You won't be offended?" "If it's something you want to tell me, I know it isn't the sort of thing which could offend," 1 said, but I didn't say it as calmly as it looks when written. I stammered a little and got the words tangled up, and I felt my face growing hotter than ever.

"I thank yon again. It's only this. If, while you're over on this side the water, there's ever any way In which a man a man who'd be as respectful as your footman, and loyal as your friend could possibly serve you, 1 wish you would let me be that man. I know It seems now as if such a thing already an ariivliy that means mui for oimI enihiiaiuaia. The llama lur lltiakrihnll Association hna given Ihia aport a IIb boost and wania do nil more.

M.ipkrthull la a great sp irt for winter all right. The HnrrUt.iirg Park Commission la doing a world of good for amateur aporla these days. Not only doea the eommlaalon provide many baaehull dlamonita, hut In the track at the la land offer opportunities for the de velopment of young aihletea which la not only appreciated hut la giving llarrlaluirg lota of advertising. Three auict nafiil meeia. Then came the rolorrd folka who want to le counted In with the advocatea of clean sporta.

Lot the good work go on. At the Jim Jeffrlea exhibition In other cities many Indira are attending. Nothing wrong In that. The Mr fellow doean't do anything brutal. Jcffrlra" rope Jumping anil bag punching la Intereatlng and he demonatratea how eaav It la for anv neraon to keen vnii" win hp pomr wrraa rnnrr in gonu neann ly proper exercise, the basketball season starts, there la had leg, the date Is July S.

Impossible In this queer world, and I and anyhow I shall always bo ready, i You could trust nie" I "I know thatr I couldn't resist breaking In. "I'm employed for the present at a club In New York. If you'd send word to Jim Brett at the Manhattan club, there's nothing under the sun that Jim flrett wouldn't do for you, from finding lost dog to taking a message across the wory." "First I must catch ray dog before I can lose him." I answered, laughing. "But If 1 do, or or there'a anything else. I shan't forget." "That's a true promise, then, and I have to thank you for the third time.

Now, I'm not going to trouble you any longer. Goodby." Without stopping to think who he was, or who I was, I held out my hand, and his good looking brown face grew red. He took the band, pressed it bard once, dropped it abruptly, turned on bis heel and walked away without looking back. I was so Interested In going over the conversation In my mind that I forgot to feel like Beau Brnmmcl with one paw up in his glnss case, and though I dare say ten minutes had passed, it hardly seemed two, when a wonderful little binck Image In the shape of a boy came sidling up to me. nil rolling white eyes and red grin, like a nice Newfoundland puppy.

He had some news I was slowly getting appendicitis, be VaP0TS undor his urm but cause whenever Americans feel uncomfortable in any way it seems almost certain to turn eventually into that, probably on account of the climate. Would my other boxes never come? I thought. Most of the "B's" were going borne. They had homes, lucky people, and if they liked they could presently nis nana was a suiau wisivec oi peaches almost too beautiful to be real. But then, weren't they and wasn't be part of my di eam? He grinned so much more that I was afraid his round black face would break Into two separate halves, and looking at me with his woolly head on one side, he thrust out the basket.

"Fur you, missy," said be, with a funny little accent, for all the world like Sally Woodburn's. "They can't be for me. There must be a mistake," said wishing there couldn't happen bat nothing's quite Jm attendance. ii. dull, the other incredibly painful.

I wasn t. ir luc peacnes uiu loon ue used to think that I'd rather go to licious. an(1 tnere were tw0 rosebuds neither, but Just be stuffed, like mother's Blenheim, Beau Brummel, whose soul I fancied had leave to stop in his body so long as moth and rust did not corrupt. He seemed rather out of things, though, poor dear, standing forever in the same position in a glass case, with one paw up begging for something which nobody gave, while the years dragged on, and I'd begun to feel as if I were falling into his state when I was roused from a stupid dream by the man of the steerage suddenly looming over me. "I beg your pardon," said he, taking lying on top or tue Dasuer, one piuK, the other white.

"I dou't know any one who could have sent them." "The gent knows you, you bet, missy," replied the image. "He guv me a quarter and axed if I know'd my alphabet 'nuf to find letter 'B' an tote dese yere to the prettiest young lady I'd ever seed. Most wite ladies dey looks all jes' alike to me, but you's different, missy, an' I reckon de tings must be fur you." I had a horrible vision of this compliment proceeding from the Flash light or the Evening Bat. "What was off his hat and SDenkine in a nice the gentleman nue. i askea American voice, as nice for a man as "Like mos' any gent, 'cept Sally Woodburn's is for a vrocan.

that he was powerful tall, I reckon "Please don't suppose I mean to be lf ue keePs riSht on like he'3 doln' water, sanitary plumbing. 11 11 get mos' OS Drovrn as me 1 norches. overlook ner the some day." Then I knew that I was safe in taking the present, so I did and gave the comical black image two or three little round white metal things I'd got from the purser when I changed some English money. I didn't know how much they were, and they looked ridiculously small, but he seemed pleased. When he had run off I turned my attention to the peaches.

They were ro big that there was room only for four in the basket, and they seemed dreadfully pathetic considerlr.fr from whom they had come. That poor fellow must be almost penniless or he wouldn't have been in the steerage, yet he had bought peaches me and given a "quarter" whatever that wasto his quaint black doll of a messenger. I could have cried. Nevertheless I ate two of the peaches and reluctantly presented the other two, which I couldn't possibly eat, to a gloomy child sitting on a shawl strap. As if for a reward of virtue.

Just as I had disposed of my leavings and stuck the roses Into my belt, the last of the luggage arrived. There were two custom house men near to choose from, and, as I've heard, in choosing between two evils it's better to choos the less, I smiled "beseechingly at ths smaller man, who bad just crammed a pile of lace blouses into the box of a lady with nervous prostration, To Be Continued. BITS OP SPORT. Tbe Keener A. C.

ball team would like to arrange two games out of the citv with amateur teams for July 5. L. T. James, of 666 Emerald street, is manager of the Keener team. The New Cumberland A.

C. would like to arrange games with amateur teams who can give a first class exhibition. Address John L. Good, New Cumberland. The Liberty A.

C. of Middletown. one of the fastest traveling aggregations of their class, would like to arrange a game for Saturday with any team whose players are not over twenty years old. Any team wishing a good attraction should address John u. Spence.

Middletown. TWO GAMES TO DAY. Dudley's Dixie Stars 3Iet Baltimore Giants, Dudley's Dixie Stars and Baltimore Giants played two games at Island park this afternoon, starting at 2 o'clock. Music was furnished by Dudley's band and a big crowd was FREIGHT MEN LOST lrfealsl tlw lnevtir In Onr Slilcil l.ainr. The I It.

It. Freight far Inspectors walloped the Fasaenger Cur Inspectors yesterday; ore, 11 lo 1. Tim passenger men had seven scattered hits and their errors were cosily. The score; IWKSKNOER C. I.

K. H. A. Neblnger. 2b 1 1 1 1 Jones, sa 0 1 1 4 Wilson, ib 0 0 I 3 Nehman.

lb 0 2 10 0 Fisher. 0 0 0 0 Wise, rf 0 0 0 1 (liml.le. If 0 1 2 0 Itunkle, 0 0 1 Muthlns. 0 2 1 2 Totals 1 7 24 11 r. n.

n. c. i. a. a.

It. 11. A. Martin. 2b 2 2 4 Morgan, ss 1 2 1 Turns.

It 0 0 0 Adams, rf 2 2 0 0 McDonald, rf 2 1 0 0 rVhlndler. If 0 0 1 0 Arnold. 3b 4 2 3 Squires, 1 2 7 2 Mlnskey, 0 1 2 2 Totals 11 12 27 12 Pnssenger C. 0000000) 0 P. It.

U. C. I. A. A 0 0 2 3 2 0 2 2 10 Two base bits Arnold, Adnms.

Three bnse hit Squires. Stolen bases Passenger. 2: Freight. 7. Siicrltlce bit Morgan.

loiibe pluy Arnold, Martin and Turns. Panes on balls off Mlnskey, off Mathlas. 2. Struck out Py Mlnskey. 7: by Mathlns Pitcher losing game Mathins.

Pitcher Irrisg winning game Mlnskey. Hit bvH'ClIl pitcher Mlnskey. Time of game, 2 hours. Umpire Hear. Latest Talking Machine Records at Troup's.

All double disc 10 Inch records. Largest and most complete showing In the city. Price 65 cents. Hear them at our warerooms. 15 South Market Square.

Standing of the Teams Waiters A. A. Giant Juniors Single Men Married Men Je2 TWO BIG GAMES 3i Ilarrlsburg and Philadelphia Giants Play Friday and Saturday. Two big games have been scheduled for Friday and Saturday at Island park between the Philadelphia Giants, champion colored team of America, and the Harrlsburg Giants, champions of Pennsylvania. The Philadelphia Giants have with them Monroe, the fastest and wittiest shortstop in America, who is known as the.

baseball comedian. These games will be for blood and big crowds are expected. The games will start at 3 o'clock. A I VOCATE VER DICT LEAGUE GIAXT JUNIORS WON Had Easy Victory Over Waiters A. A.

and Hit the Rail The Advocate Verdict League game yesterday was won by Giant Juniors over the Walters A. score 18 to 9. The Waiters played a miserable game in the field, while the Juniors swatted the ball and made good. The score: WAITERS A. A.

Poles, 3b Toliver. Williams, Banks, 2b Burris, lb Everett. If Mills, rf Brown, ss Woodson, cf 3 R. 11. O.

4 1 7 2 8 1 0 1 0 Totals 9 9 24 9 5 GIAXT JRS. R. H. O. A.

E. Lee, lb 2 2 10 0 0 Carter, lf 2 2 1 0 0 Moore, 3b 2 0 3 4 1 Jackson, 2 1 0 3 0 Murphy, 2b 1 1 2 3 1 Burrs, 2 1 3 1 2 Sturgus, ss 4 2 5 2 0 Young, rf 2 0 1 0 1 Jordon, cf 1 2 2 1 0 Totals 18 11 27 14 5 W. A. A 1 3 0 2 0 0 0 3 09 Giant, 00580401 18 Two base hits, Woodson, Carter, Jordon, Sturgus. Sacrifice hit, Toliver.

Home run, Jackson. Bases on balls, off Jordon, Toliver, 2. Struck out, by Jordon, Toliver, 7. Hit by pitcher. Young.

Left on bases, W. A. 4 Giant 5. Time, 2.15. Um pire, Carter.

Scorer, Hoffman. W. L. P.C. 3 1 .750 3 1 .760 0 1 .000 0 3 .000 Page 5 An Army of 200,000 Kimball Pianos are now on duty throughout America to the delight and satisfaction of ewry owner.

This number is probably three times greater than that of any other single instrument. This fact alone should help you decide in favor of a Kimball for your home. Sold only at The Troup Music House, 15 South Market Square. je22 3t CITY ADVERTISING THE following ordinance was read in place in the Common Council, Mon day evening, June 7th, 1909, and referred to the Joint Committee on Finance: AN ORDINANCE To authorize the paving and curbing of Granite street from Fifth street to Sixth street and providing for the payment of the cost thereof. Section 1.

Be it ordained by the Se lect and Common Councils of the City of Harrlsburg. and it is hereby or dained by authority of the same, That Granite street from Fifth street to Sixth street be and the same is hereby authorized to be paved with first class sheet asphalt, on a concrete base, and curbed with granite or steel bound granolithic curbing, the cost and expense thereof to be assessed according to the foot front rule, and not to exceed two dollars per square yard for laving and one and 25 100 dollars per inear foot for curbing. Section 2. That the work incident to the improvement herein authorized shall be done, and the cost thereof paid for, and the assessments levied shall be collected, as provided by Common Council Ordinance Nq. 78.

Session of 1905, approved March 19, 1906, and the total amount of said assessment is herebv appropriated to the payment of the contract price of the work and other necessary expenses. Section 3. That the sum of or so much thereof as may be necessary, be, and the same is hereby appropriated out of the to pay the costs of paving the intersections of any highways with Granite street, as hereinbefore provided. CHARLES A. MILLER.

Clerk of Common Council. Office of the Clerk of Common Council, Harrisburg, June 8, 1909. LEGAL NOTICES In the Court of Common Pleas of Dauphin County. 210 March Term. 1908 In Divorce.

Mary Reichert vs. Kon rad Reichert. are hereby respectfully notified that the hearings in the above stated case will take place at the Court House, in the City of Pennsylvania, on Mondav. the 28th day of June, A. D.

1909, at 10 o'clock A. when and where you can attend and cross examine witnesses, if you see proper to do so. W. B. BOYD.

Attorney for Ubaliant. VOTICK hereby given lo the hold ny oi iiarrixuurK. that the name will ruler mrii at the otnee of the rity Treasurer on July 1st. I0. at which lliu Interna on sit said bonds will HTftKET PA VI NO BONUS.

No. Amount. Street. 4 $100 Waiia Alley. I I oil llrand.

loo hnlpe Alley. Ulrt I'tilder. Kulton to Plstn. id 100 Knyrrd, Huiquchann to Kulton. CI19 100 Apple, ft JO 10 Apple.

100 Ali. 1'I2S loo Htown. cm 100 Thnnipann. Fourteenth to li teentli. CH5 100 Thompson, Fourteenth to Fifteenth.

CHI 100 Thompson, Fourteenth to CC 7 cv cc CC 7.1 ((125 (VI 30 City Advertising Treasury Department or tiik City of Harrisburg, Pa. NOTICE TO BONDHOLDERS of fiillowlnaz Inmrnvenienl llonda and Wnlrr Honda laaur.l liv The h'ineentn. C16J 100 Thompson. Fifteenth to heventeenth. 200 I'lne.

200 l'lne. 20 Klghtoenth. 2011 2oo Front, htate to 20.) JnitifH, Hi'lggH to l(v. 200 i'luiti, It'ias lo Cumberland. 200 Fourth.

Maclay to Wood blii. 200 Mn lay. Front to Third. 200 IVar. vm 200 ('aider.

Front to Fulton. CP201 200 lierrvhlll. Ci'202 200 Herryhlll. IV207 200 Hummel. CC221 200 Wallace.

CC222 200 Wallace. CC2S 200 Primrose. CC272 200 Tenth. (V273 200 Tenth. CC274 200 Tenth.

('27! 2O0 Tenth. C'27 200 Tenth. CC277 200 Tenth. I) 3 600 Fifth. Market to Walnut.

I 5 600 Walnut. Filbert to P. K.R. I 2.1 500 Seventh. 24 600 Seventh.

I) 25 600 Seventh. 11 2 600 Seventh. I 27 600 Seventh. I) 28 600 Seventh. 33 600 Locust.

1 39 R00 State. Front to Third. I 4 600 Herr. Front to Sixth. 1 72 600 Mulberry.

1 77 500 North Avenue. I 80 .100 Poplar. 500 West Avenue. D119 600 Second. Vine to Hamilton.

r149 600 Verbeke. D192 600 Church. P193 600 Church. IM97 600 South. Fourth to P.

R. R. P224 600 Thirteenth. D237 600 Cowden, P. R.

R. to Fors ter. D254 600 Market. D322 500 Front, Vine to State. D332 600 Maclay, Third to Seventh.

D336 500 Ninth. D350 600 Seventeenth, Perry to Walnut. D351 500 Seventeenth, Derry to Walnut. P357 500 Fourth, Rellv to Maclay. P358 500 Fourth, Reily to Maclay.

H378 600 Vernon. P382 500 Front, State to Brlfrgs. D383 600 F'ront, State to Brings. D414 600 Sixteenth, Chestnut to Walnut. r422 500 Sixth.

D423 500 Sixth. D424 500 Sixth. D425 500 Sixth. P428 600 Sixth. D427 500 Sixth.

D428 500 Sixth. P429 500 Sixth. D430 500 Sixth. P431 600 Sixth. P432 500 Sixth.

D433 500 Sixth. P444 600 South Avenue. D449 500 Seventeenth, Derry to Berryhill. D455 500 Fifteenth, Derry to Berryhill. D463 600 Fourtpenth, Chestnut to Berryhill.

D470 500 Fifteenth, Walnut to Chestnut. D474 500 Reilv, Second to Sixth. D4S9 500 Repina. P490 500 Retcina. D521 500 Cameron.

These Bonds were called January 1st, 1909, at which time interest ceased. STREET GRADING BONDS. 1 200 Eighteenth. 9 200 Woodbine. 18 200 Fifth.

66 100 Curtln. 75 100 Seneca. 78 100 Mifflin. SEWER BONDS. 79 100 Walnut St.

80 100 Walnut St. 81 100 Walnut St. 82 100 Walnut St. 83 100 Walnut St. 84 100 Walnut St.

85 100 Walnut St. 86 100 Walnut St. CITY WATER BON 1 100 Issue of 1896. 2 100 Issue of 1896. 3 100 Issue of 1896.

4 100 Issue of 1896. 5 1000 Issue of 1896. 6 1000 Issue of 1896. 7 1000 Issue of 1896. 8 1000 Issue of 1896.

9 1000 Issue of 1896. 10 1000 Issue of 1896. 11 1000 Issue of 1896. 13 100 Issue of 1895. 14 100 Issue of 1895.

15 100 Issue of 1895. 16 100 Issue of 1895. 17 100 Issue of 1895. 18 100 Issue of 1895. 19 100 Issue of 1895.

37 500 Issue of 1895. 38 600 Issue of 1895. 39 500 Issue of 1895. 40 600 Issue of 1895. 41 500 Issue of 1895.

42 500 1895. 43 500 Issue of 1895. 44 500 Issue of 1895. 45 500 Issue of 1895. 46 500 Issue of 1895.

47 500 Issue of 1895. 48 500 Issue of 1S95. 49 500 Issue of 1895. 50 500 Issue of 1895. 51 600 Issue of 1895.

62 600 Issue of 1895. 53 600 Issue of 1895. 54 500 Issue of 1895. 55 500 Issue of 1895. 56 500 Issue of 1895.

95 1000 Issue of 1895. 96 1000 Issue of 1895. 97 1000 Issue of 1895. 98 1000 Issue of 1895. 99 1000 Issue of 1895.

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115 1000 Issue of 1895. 116 1000 Issue of 1895. 117 1000 Issue of 1895. 118 1000 Issue of 1895. 119 1000 Issue of 1895.

OWEN M. COPELINT. City Treasurer. June 19, 1909. LEGAL NOTICES In the Court of Common Pleas of Dauphin County, 488, June Term, 1908.

In Divorce. Mary J. Beard vs, Howard L. Beard. To Howard Ll Beard, Respondent in the above stated case: are hereby respectfully notified JL that the hearing: in the above stated case will take place at the Court House, in the City of Pennsylvania, on Monday, the 2Sth day of June, A.

D. 1909. at 10 o'clock A. when and where you can attend and cross examine witnesses, if you see proper so to do. E.

E. BEIDL.EMAN, Attorney for Libellant. Try a Classified Ad. LEGAL NOTICES NO I II I' M8 will be dy the Carllale It final rm I loll I'oiiipany tlir rr moving of about li IIhhiii.I Oimn ul.K tarda of rnrtli on llin linn of thf (inii! rln.l Vallry IUIImhv I'oiupMiiv. on 'etnrliry Mill, nr ar Nt wvlllp; ali four tlmuaamt H.Siini ciililc turd on the Miiry piopi My, loar I'lnlnllcbl.

Hlda be In llin ofnVe of lir I'oinpnny not later than Thin adnv, Jiiiim lo. The rUht to J. any and all bids In ri aTvi hv lli t'oiiiiiniiv. lil.SjSTmCllii.N CO. Jnell Ht Mil III Of Til tNtt'L'lt.

hereby tjivcn Hint an sp plhatlon will be made in the Court of (juarter Scxinna of linttphlit County, on Friday. June 2.1. at ten i rx A. or at lbs llrat alttlnti of the Court thereafter. In Court lloom No.

In the t'lty of I UrrlxlnirK. for the transfer of the llcenae in aril arid deal In spirltuoua or vlnnua Ihiuora or any admixture thereof at wholeaxle, now held by Franklin Huydniu, Truaien of the F.Mate of Churl. Berk. Bankrupt, at No. 424 Market Street.

In the Ninth Ward of tho city of lUrrlbur, to John J. Finn. JOIIX K. fox. Attorney for Petitioner.

Jnel4 llt AIMIlTllt1'OH'M N4I.K OF the personal property of Isabella Pellaven, deceaaed. on June nt No. 109 houth afreet, at 1ft oVIock A WILLIAM It. KeHAVK.V, jne22 AdinlnlNtralor. SKAI.KII KOTIC'K TO roTllt(T()IH, M.

Office of the Hoard of fommlloner of ruhiie i.roum'.s and llulMIng. of the Commonwealth of IVnnsvlvnnla. LI WIN S. STI AKT, fjovernor; ROBERT K. YorNG, Auditor General; JOHN O.

si IK State Treaanrer. Commissioners. EALKD PROrOSAT for Building. construction complete, Including heating, dumbing, electrical work, elevator, at the State Arsenal, Harrlsburg. of a building of lire proof construction, for tent making ami storage purposes according to drawlne and specincat Ions prepared umler direc tion or the noaro, will he received hy the Superintendent of public nnd Buildings, Samuel H.

Itamho, Har rlsburg. up to three 1 .1 o'cloi Wednesday, July 7th. 1909. Propo sals shall be accompanied by a certified check In the sum of one thousand (11.000) dollars, drawn to the order of the State Treasurer, as a guarantee of good faith on the part of the contractor to enter Into contract to complete the work at the price named In pro posal submitted. rne contractor to wnom the award Is made will be renulred to furnish Surety Company bond in the sum of fifty (50 per cent, of the contract price, approved ny tne Attorney lienerai.

and enter Into contract with the Board of Com missioners of Public Crounds ami Buildings on behalf of the Common wealth under the advice and direction of the Attorney General to complete he contract as called for In drawinirs and specifications. Complete sets of drawings and specifications will be fur nished to prospective bidders upon reasonable notice to and in the discretion of the Superintendent of Public. Grounds and Buildings. Certified checks will be returned as soon aa the successful contractor has complied with the requirements relative to contract and bond. NOTE: Only bids for complete work of construction, including heating, plumbing, electrical work, elevator, will be considered.

SAMUEL B. RAMRO, Superintendent. HARRY D. JONES. Secretary.

Jne22 12t In the Court of Common Pleas of Dauphin County, 494, January Term, 1909. In Divorce. John C. Loomia vs. Mollie Loomis.

To Mollie Loomis, Respondent in the above stated case: rOU are hereby respectfully notified that the hearing in the above stated case will take place at the Court House, In the City of Harrlsburg, Pennsylvania, on Monday, the 2Stli day of June, A. D. 1909, at 10 o'clock A. when and where you can attend and cross examine witnesses, if you see proper so to do, E. E.

BEIDLEMAN, Attorney for Libellant. LEGAL NOTICES NnTH'K I run. A Nam Lents. Hnnh AmoM Mht ra. klvr.

jr. in in Ann Mer. M. W. Alrr, tiobiiitoit Meyrr, Finma hurali M.

trr Axiir a llriiml.lne. M.itll.l ilruiiibitie, Victoria bine, vl Tli, Hurry The ami II on It I i. e. nod bi of ChrlMiiin Wvngrr, iletenaeit. Tiikn untie Hint Fbrnle, (I.

oiu i roe, hnlra at law of Annie hbei bile of I'enbrook, I'll i. i il. bate their pe IM Ion to Hie Court i.f Common I'leaa nf lnuihlti ('utility, to Mn jg 'irrni. I for decree rel. nalnar arol .11..

IIIIIIBIIIK mr Hill. I Of Hereinafter liellllonera. from a lertiilu I 'ni an in. I In irlvrti by Wrnuer and Marl Wenser. bin wife, to Imnlrl llolton, diile.l April IMS.

and eor.lcvl In Hot llecorder'a OffW of dauphin County at imrnanuraT. in Hook vol It, mire lUUI Other fW.la inenlloned. whnrelil the. Intereat of alit dower In ma.le parable to Anna Wen. ger.

widow of ChrlHtlnn Vender de. cenaed. during her life time a.i i 'Huelpal auui uimn her uVath ielra of I Chr atlan ed, said land being situate iyvwr iiKion 'lownrinip. iiaupliln County 'etinsylvanla. bounded hv ImH.

or formerly, of Mlclme) raaael. John rnckli'r. Jamli Shoop, V. W. Alrlcka and olhera.

154 peri h. s. rnnuUnln 113 acre, and mat you are renulred ar.r... In aald Court on Monday. Ih a.

of July, irbiD, almw caune, mnr there be, why a decree releasing. an dl. 'burning an Id land from the ray. ment or tii dower char go, should not be made, J. ROWE FLETCHKR.

Sheriff of lmuphln Coounty. Jne 3 4t Pressed Brick For Sale We offer our large stock of fine, pressed brick at extremely low prices. We have several millions of Buff, fied and Terra Cotta colors In firsts and seconds. These bricks are hydraulic pressed and made from ground shalo and will lay tea per cent, more wall per thousand than ordinary brick. Address RALSTON BRICK CO.

IIALSTOX, PA. Or J. KILBOn.V, Agent. Camp Hill, Pa. FACTORY SMOKERS Economy 1 .00 for 50 Arab $1.25 for 50 Havana Resagos, 50 Norman King for 100 DAUPHIN CIGAR CO.

710 State Street. National Transfer Co. General Contractor. Moving of Far nltiire, Plunoa and Stiles a Specialty. Of lice i Kooiii 11, 2(1 A.

Third Strrrt. Both 'Phones. DEAD ANIMALS Removed Promptly. WE also pay the highest cash price for hides and tallow. COHEJ1 718 X.

Seventh Harrlaburir, Pa. Both 'Phones Money forSalaried People nnd Iiusiness Concerns advanced iiKn notes without security. Cheapest rates, easiest payments. Offices in C5 principal cities. D.

H. TOLMAN Room 504, Floyd Building JNO.PAUL JONES Has Removed His Insurance Office to 214 N. Third Street IDLE FUNDS If you have a sum of money that ou hesitate about investing 1 ta 1 A 1 a wa tknt ii dull niui.ii is ij nig luit) owtji. maw juu ii vclu yOLU Seil OT our Certificates of Deposit which yield interest at the rate of 3 per cent, per annum from the date deposited until returned. III Hill IIHIIIII II Hill A Few More Days Cheap Coal All coal sold before July 1 will be at the reduced April rate.

July 1 the price will be advanced 25c per ton. September 1 25c will be added, making next winter's price 50c per ton higher than now. 50c Per Ton Worth Considering Don't miss this opportunity; Next winter you will be sorry you did not buy your coal in the spring when it was cheapest and best. United Ice and Coal Co. Forster and Cowden Third and Cumberland Tenth and Chestnut Also Steelton, Pa.

WE LOAN $10. AND UPWARDS MONEY fooschoia Loan Arts. TO WORKINGMEN AND HOUSEKEEPERS 1 IMAKHtT SO. All business strictly confidential. Low rate of Phone 1198 Interest, easy payments, long time and the sort of Dim Evo aiLZL treatment you wUl appreciate.

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