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of the republic.
New York City's Big Structures Stand 0‘ the nonhotut corur of man
on “11m I. he".- and. Cedar street. is a bronze tablet
The land on which the Equitable 'm reads as follows:
building stem}. and the territory a... Stood
must add about in. is at tea-red mem- The Middle Dutch Church
06“!“ as early American listory Made a British Military Prison in
is concerned. Just across the way on 1776
Broadway was mru‘ coffee house Restored 1230
where the Revdution really started
Here was erected at a later date the I
my hotel, the scene or mam rnemor- ,
BUILT 0N HISTORIC GROUND.
1845-187!
Taken Down 1888
Hall park.
0n the Rite the
treasury at Pine. Nassau and Wall
st1-.eets a new city hall was erected
in 1699. In from of the 111111 dmg “:5
Li cage tor criminals with whipping
post and stocks-but not the kind of
ducks they sell then now
dependence was declared the building
became the capitol and was called
Federal hall. Here the Declaration of
:Ilndopendence was l't‘dd from the Sh'DS
. in1776 and here also ‘Vnshlngton
r was inaugurated first pro->idf-ut'ot the
"i’tiiwtl States :11 lTTfi.
The wide strip of pavement on the
west side or Xus-nu stunt in front of
the Bankers Trust hail-ling belrt‘ evi-
of pr: sent su‘lr
To inn-my The sys- ‘.
(on “alas! Golds.
Gain andlnllamza
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' “Laxative
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Tablets”
Be sure you get the Genuine
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LOOK for this signature tlt‘nt'e ot‘ the tormvr exutenac of le
>L+Kul hu'l. Tlll' lzttft-r t'xtcmlt-tl httufs
Nassau smut 2') the bujd‘mg line 01
W Ihc stt‘ttut and at) \‘unetl ‘ ht- lhu. hug..-
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tare lliul ti pesrztm“: -.x \t A: t ta 1 '1'~'h
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Occupied as the U. 8. Post 08¢! ‘ '
At whch time the postofilce moved:
to the present federal building in City}
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Federal hall Nat‘sau street. Wu op-
entti to “all street and tho li.tlc
passageway was left and forms mt
wide sidewalks 0! today ~Equitahle:
City. . l
EASY.
The {immutable l."slthn hat hit-t:
citing instructions to the young man
who was tit-in,- fur hizr during the
li()ild“_".
"i hope everything will hr all
right." Hammered the nrrvmto under-
study; "only I've ht! so little experi-
ence."
"You don‘t nnpd experience with nu'
patienttz.” said the great man. as he'»
irrahbt'l hit lint. "They're the ximplu
as A. H. (‘. Ask them what ”“1va
eating itml stop it. Ask them whom-
tftoay'rr gull”! for :t holiday—-~u‘.4 st‘ml
thv n1 smut-white rlsr."—.«‘.nswuts.
London.
.xuwrdmp in The 31—11 inw.
wrwtl) \t" . ,.'
made of—their ability to work, love, sacrifice.
But the printedpego is at best on 3111131111 lifeless thing.
The slim, white-haired!!!” in blue or gray who gather on Huerta} Day bring home to u
. “the Civil War more clearly thin any text could do.
Andthobattorodca'pandmd inthogu'rot bring homotholouomolomtounin.
Of all history, monoryotthoputone’sownfmilyphyd. vivid. person]. inf-to, is
most valuable and precious.
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GUNSH HAS S'l‘URY—NOW!
Nations spend millions writing their own histories. They teach history in their schools.
Why? So that the coming genera. .ions may know the stufi‘ their fathers and mothers were
Why not ”swamp-shots, mum homo, paper: and clippings into one but. ham
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advantage.
Black Satin.
French Willow Chairs
:thlc chairs '
any
Willow chairs and rockets
in the rich looking Baronial
finishes.
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give :1 J "
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with
cushioned
upholstered
and seats.
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regulars i.“ / 5
Bel-(Mending
regular $2. in for $1.79:
regular $3.00
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for $.25 a yutl.
for $2.39 a yard.
for $2.59 a yarcl.
yard.
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Flat Silver
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are the evidence ut‘ gum! taste "
:11 :1 moderate price. _ I" 3e“ 0‘ 51"
me C1 -" lM “'ith W “V“ .‘l‘,xl‘.‘k lltlltllc‘>. Rl'\l‘i (32‘10
"mm, . I” Dessert Knives, hull-,1“ .‘atmilcx \v'l't' lit .
cremnne coverings, 3 28.00. ,. .;
. . . rMedi-t Knives. modeled hutd". . 5n. 1
Medium sued Chan end Rockers With .' Dene-t Knives, m- 12.11;.‘1‘tcx c. 5;
crc‘.»uuz1e cm'crings. 3 18.00 his!“ Forks. ;
. Desert Fork.
Tub!“ to mulch, 3 14.00 TON! Spoons. s.» at
' . . Dessert Spoons, Eb '
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Armchairs and Rocker: of plain. willtm, .3. 9.50 - .. h Spoons. round 1 mvl c,-
, . To. $000.. ' _ .. ;
Sets of American blown fibre. Settec, GIN-Ce 511M. J :. .5
armchair and rocker covered with ‘ , Butter Spreaders. s: 3F
tlpestry, cushions. oyer spring scgts, 3 86.90 5"“ PM“. 3-1
‘ Oyster Forks, £1...
Sch in OH ivory finish. serhee, armchair, 5‘... “ Wm é- ‘
ruck-er and table covered with Japanese PM K“!"°'v "U”“W “MN-lo. R -~t it : >51 ~
tati'eta
1 $113.00 1 Soil uporately
1 - Fourth fluor.
BerrySpoor-s, :. -,
Gravy L‘s.
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Otl Cloth Luncheon Set? ‘1 3 ~ . {Mumm‘fim'
'i he new lme of Oil Cloth Sets whichehas just arm-J a.» SuarShdh. $1
rived shows :1 number of exclusive designs sure to he“ " ‘ ‘ “ 1 .x.. m
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Sets containing the pieces, '1‘"? Japanese TQL‘”: CC \ erg
$1.50, fl 25 and $3 50 .. T he t:1\ wile blue and .. . ' I
thirteen pieces, $1.50, 3225 and $3.50 well with other turnishings. i it. . . t 4
. ’ come out fresh and clear atm- .- x
Chitin- s Sot- cons istin of bib 3 loth .
g "d U3) C 1 3 fix Carers, 72 111cl1c‘s sqtntvt 5 ”‘47
LJ -4 . ., “4...“. 3.“... $ -” ‘51.“) inCheS S‘JUQU‘C. W50
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f g H. hapkmsi ‘2 1nches squarc, $1 25 a clown. ’
0 40” men, of fancy cretonne,
$1 . 85 Earl“: for curtains. tit; tired dew. .
....v.._.- ‘25 . “5. end 3135 1 blue and yellow, 36 inches u ide_ 79 ( g a uni
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‘ Anti Wing Act or I ;__._ ____ $110?le fi£efl:;st 9“ them £21111; Btl‘TOV
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lONDON Sept. 33 (By The Assod- FAMIN‘ MAYTCOME ‘N RUSSIA. “I”; :35 utiha‘mdwnu‘nm: for NEH;- stpamm \111'..m....-
atetl Press).——\\omen are to have an Former Period: 0! sup-vat“ when mfiymfinfiyfixfim not 11— m (115111“ .11 .:t « ,
invents.“ part. in starch. the uu- Mime-0M lay Do W. - 1‘. 1903 m. Gfl'emment‘ [ave fortv h... be,“ atww‘wt‘v“ .,
prontoetilg “' “a” m’m for 0 Dim“. 0‘" MUG pounds 01' noun- a month to all pvt» (lilion. radmmu'v -
its enforcement. tuned by Sir Auck- in Russia. this winter which may gong “mi... 13 “a a." 59 ya". of Th 1.1“. w,” cunt
land Cm; mt of the Board cause more terriblo suflering than one. All peasants between chow ‘ ‘ . ' . .1 ..
of Truth. thot ill-fated land street” but bone um and him under one you- of Ruin] mm." At 11‘ V
Local authorities In England. Scot- from mien. of the Cnr, revolur". meow“ no wow“ M it or hwaquvna are 111..
land and Wales are instructed to 81> tlon m 3.th minism- it 11 f “n’ t
point total c.11n111lttees.two members non. recall that-lush soon- to be .ad “armor-”5." 3: m. ‘ y“: par.
0: unmet- an! be wan-t '8 “Imm- the. lame” heir m person «new share their hero memo. with time "
gnte all (mounts MEX-g tn- thé melon any: :-. bulletin o: the to: who. no m m node Yeast—Hts- 1-..1
filth. 9‘. retail. at fie We. to National Geog-391m: Society The “a.“ was “We and a“; ”(1.0”.
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”MW 1" “W 1“ “'3" "V “1“ Russia of which there Is any «211- gm mutated-o not whony re: . ‘ ‘ .
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j‘f‘m ? " ‘ " “'4 "‘ death tot! ot' hat: a million peasants. one-third of the area of the mono. it 1-»me that l1v" '
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flow 2: the marathon. anon; W the "I. m 1. m3 mm ”MW” 5 loan “m.
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