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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-14
REASONS
Why Ayers sarsaparilla Is
preferable TO any other for
the cure OF Blood Diseases.

Because no yS,lsouous % delsistious
ingredients enter into the comi-'>iii""
a Ayer's SarsaIanlla.
Aysr's Safsapariila contains only
the It.rs.i and hiost effective remedial
ptgPttivs-
Aver. szrsaparilla i prepared with
extreme care. skili. and cleanliness.
Ayers Sarsararilla IL prescribed by
leading physicians
Ayers Sar.ararilla l. if ale
ever, here. and recommended by All
nrsi-Ciass druggists.
Ayers SafsapaTilla Il a medicine.
and t.ot a leverage la disguise.
-A,et's Sarssparills never fails tn
eject cure. When Iefsisisuily used'
arcoriiur o. dirrctious.
AYERS Sarsararilla Is highly con
r.nirafs.l extract. aud therefore The
most economical Blood Medi,ins la tie
market
AYERS Sarsalarilla has had a sue
csssfui career % nearly half a century,
anil vas never 80 popular a. al present
- Thousands % testimonials are On
fle from those Lsnshie'l ly the use ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-14
u.rNIGNA.

, oml,o.,sl II ~ hitter.
Nv -. l.. -. -. : l. used hy glaFirr-.
Ms n. 10, n. ~ I. to Discover.
NJ A.. -. :. ~. - l. a fountain.
Nv N. -, 5. - IL q beautiful Hover
Nv =. 81. :. - l. an animal.
M ~. 4. "a. ~. q l. very sweet.
M an. =. l.. - !. discasc q" which
high hNrr. arr subject.
Nv =. ~. H.. - 4 quickly.
Nv 20. :. 5. ~. ~ y to te.t.
M whole Z. nn ancisni a,lagc amend
81.
Jnli> N.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-14
The Chase Nurseries.

Mn. fuifun
VIII yuu pleass infutm yeur rvs.isrs that W,
have permanent eiaploy meut for honest temper
ate. rner.stir msn. solsting orlrr. far oar fruit
AMI ornamental nur.cp sta-k. The businss. .,
sa'.iy aad quiekl, lsarn-l. AMI .uccc..ful msn
arc earning s,.si .slsris. with steady wofI. oui
'ioeI i fret ela.., harig ani true q same
Tho-e desiring full particular. viii please al
dfess a.. re. CHASE A 60.
q renietton ~aurr. nastsn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-14

Mamma Geo her little hoN|. 'Nou
leunir. II ,uu'll D. guol and go o. .irrp,
mlmmall give Nuu unr 81 br. Aver -
uice .uglr-,entrl tathaui- lill.. neat
time ,ou ure,l medicine. lennle. -mil.
Ing .Nrril,. dropi--l oii tu sl~rp nd "ncr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-14

\ rural debating society will soou
discuss the vital question; (which bene-
iit. the cuuntry most-the Concord
>chool 1T Philosophy or the young man
Who wins the lawn tenni. champions
shiny"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-14

Auxusts. April o.. -
n TrON the folhswinE township. 30 trafts - .'ni
" Mt habls o. o. taNs.i in any town inf q '..e
lng Assessments fur STATE taN ~ 10 Htff 30
:, The Lsgishturr on ihs twenty sisih '''
COUNTY ~ OXFORD
lransiin pl. hnY i've dollar.
fgeburE Aosi. Grant. tsentr two dollar p IT,
" !, Riley ~. any one 'iollars an'i seven ., -s
~ csnts. 81 '
An'i0,sr North ~an,lus. TWENTY hte dollar 81.
anil twenty eight CENTS.
An.loter Wet ~uulus. slssen dollar, .
=. thirty sight dollar an.i ten eents,
q surplus. thirty three doiisr.,
.. !. foTty I've dollars sol a. eeuts,
J, ], seventy ..is slollar- and ~ osuts,
Z, :. nfty Tour dollars sui slNty hss ds, = ~
= :; Ilnccin ~. thirty slsht dolar- anl a. :.
hny eents.
:, J, forty two dollars ansi ninstf ens - y .
!, u. nfty eight slollars anil ninstl ~ e. :
I, "a, nfty nine dollars anil siNty -eten 90, = .
\ " 4, ninety six dollsrs ani eighty four 90 =
Z, 5. eixtteen dollars and sixty hfs osnts' j.
s. "a. ninetesn dsllars anil nfty ia esni., ~ -
5, 5, :. half. twenty -slS dollar AMI eighty -
~ ave cent-.
s. RA. =. half twenty .is dollars an' eighty 10
ty.nve ccnts.
'"' a.. ..''h''S'"3 -s''" 20
Ti@l'er sRa GrHs- On ne-ere.i iAn'i'. o"ahn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-14

\ southern paper has something in
-, ai.oui "hunor in politics" The e-ii-
tor mn.i b. Aunns anl IneNIeIIrnrrI.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-14
AN.wrr. To rrEELr, go Lar VITA


a-l,ork ~ Agr., glrfi ior mr.
81. climb. limb. 2. late. ate. y
Esrr1. vera. q. Onngr, range. -
Pride. ride. o.. Avoid. void. :, fricv,
ucr. =. Rail-. all. q. Nons, long.
Removed iritcr.. CLEOPATRA.
The Nouu.ione.
5.-iark. bark. dark. msrk, hffk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-14
NOTICE.

WIifRtAs, John ~. Merrill, nov 81 Norxa,.
w AMI then ~ sumner. In the COUNTY 81 az
fori AMI state ~ Maine, w his mortgage dee-i
dste,i "a. tenih DAY NJ fsbrgsry A. ID. I--s anil
80. faxe 40. conveyed ~ me. the unslsr.lsns-I.
certain real estate. situated In the town 81 ~an'
ner sf0fe-sid sni In the County aforesaid which
u fully de-sril-zi IN ssii des~i AMI rccarls AMI
whereas the condition. % -aii mortgage ia.
l-en brOksn. nov by rvs-sn % the t,rssrh ~
The condition tisreof claim q foresio-are ~
ssii mortgage.
sumner. April ssh, Ise.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-14

N.-toJnLT ACHosTiC.
l.. Onc ~ the lniie'l Stsies.
,. Inrghieou.n~ss
.. \ vur,l expressing conirmpi.
a. \ land mentiune,i iu scripture.
3. \ plant.
e.. \ quack medicine.
=. \ forrigu plant.
Initials. q northern state.
Final.. n southern state.
EitAG.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-14
N.,,.. OF ror.slo..s, ofnors.s'

uTlILREAs. TIank . Poster fffr .f D..
w ln ths tuuutF q uNfuri an.i STATE .' NJ
In consideration - thfe. hun'ifel adj iu'r.
dniisrs silin1 paii him hf Clara f.'
iiesrun in ~ tunniY ~ furi ainfrsa.
The ioth daY - ianuau 49, hf his
dss-i ~ that tate duiF eNsruieii ani rffH
oNfuri Eeosris, ls-ik -. raEr go. n'HI.
muftxagr o. sali fusfrr. certain rial r.fii
~ Ia saii nufknsli ani dssrfiis.l nj
VIZ e. cnmmsusinz AZ ~ nufthHfsi 0Hrn.I
highway sadinx frlfn nufknsli village NJ N
Nlnot over AhUah Bufk's hni thFnlf ri.'
The lins - sall nurk's an.i. a. ian.i Ut o..
iusTy : nsruri. th6uee suufhsrIt un o.
saiii Resurfs and o. lsni uunsri by iflh-a
-. thenrc westerly un ~ Zoe 20 saii
hnfi o. the highway afunesali. thfHf nHil
on ths line ~ All highway o. tir fr.i n.fni
iuunts. cuntalnlng tsruti thns q arrtf
~ iess Nhifh salfl rnuftgaTr feesl va IHN 4.
.iEns-i ln wftlnr BY .ati tlark fHetfr o.
flns Whitman - sahi nufk fsii. saii fssis
l.sinz datssi Ianuary ltth. - aui nrnn..
pNfsui Registry ~ liessis i-lok ~ IaFf %
hY all Whitman duif assignTi Dr. HnNNt
ayrus q. ~pauhiing - all buf klsii. g. in
sixnsi. sal1 assiEumsnt iuraHng tate i't
.th, is-i. sRi rforiei In oxfnrl herunis '.
~. page ID
All whereas. he oon,iiiion ~ all niafit'i.
has lern bfuken. I. The all 1yuls 4, -rtal
siaim q for,shssurs ~ sait nluftTagr arl"H
o. The ~tatutes ln such eases uiaic anl pros
naisi n Buekhsi. this sth 'iay 81 April ~
1NRtf. a .pAIIufNH
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-14
East Branch Farm.
ur,AttHtp MANI
MI Q Ku - 4 @ *

by olympus hy Almont
first dam Lady huns hy Burns
Trothbg Childers, by Mayruds riot.
ting Childcrs. scconl ,au Desmond :
Fiora Temple by OH Drew Thrill dam
by Bush Messenger by Winthrop
Messenger. by Imported Messenger
foalded July n. lSS5 A fine
cav with black legs name aud tail,
with small star and both hind feet
white. stands IL ? weighs over 1000
pounds
VIII e. trrr.urE uf MrhusIrk rut.firs hIaI o.
rank a.fh a. 80 hr,si sttInHns in ~ tnElln.I
81 ID naflHaI ar.l fssf tH|ttff AT D. O. lfsi
uf flst an'l - o. 49, Is1ssfssis eIlEant Torn
nnr sfF IT, an.I UI.lII. srn.s.ft sat raFfi rtf
uls in.IItNluaI nrru una suIh tnaf % So
aaarifsI fhr are rrrfrIuni anI h'ar riH.-.n "a
ttr uR frriI tnurff taIr Iu lssr. UfFr e. Irsi
So uf thrs, fcar oil .tt.i.ns ffef snHsa PEP ii'
f.nnHH
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-14

Mr.. TAYLOR. an El l'aso lady, fell
thirty frrt from a Memphis, l'frnnes."')
elevator ou her hustle and escaped un-
hurt. odd newspaper. ter ale al THE
uflipg.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-14

Law B.. like sieve. lnu may .rr
Through II BOAT you must D. cunsiirrahl,
rL-lnr..l I.inrr Ann an 80 ihInngh %
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-14

Thung. ~ people attend The out
lunr meeting. io hear tarifi aul Iruhihi-
tinu discussed Io rurr colds anil ."rr
throat. contracted 40 tho.r meetings a
great irmtnl hss sprung up i"r Nlam-
.un'. Botanic 1ough lill.m.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-14
LAZY PEOPLE

arc hanc o. .ocicty. bat many ~ a.
fr-l law. usc,l up, PLAYED oui and Ian
guh 10 thi. season ~ The year when Ne
simply ur~l ana lnNiguating Tonic.
These had feelings can d. vur'~i hy The
use of one battle uf Auii-Npople,tinr,
the gr'at spring Medicine. >old ~
your druggist. Tor sl.un. Anii->hock-
inr l'ill. rurr constipation. Miss Annie
sanford. Manchester, Ne, -ays; They
have done mr much g"od an arr iu,ai-
liable Tor -igk headache.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-14
e ALE s M { N
=" a NTED
WANTED

O. csusa-. for Nur-sry -t-k
~tcaif smploy msut saanntes.i -aH.
INfensss PAIL putnt NV
~ CHASE AtO. AuEusta ~.
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scr,icc joe. sas 90 Warrnnl.

49, uranrh Farni a. s.tusffsl aIfhin aur hali
HlIs uf NI.I krrEf 49,. 30 auf.lf sfaIfs ans
rIaaf f.1sfurfa. Nav an.I r.fH kIIf Hf fHf
SEA III ffr car
TaauIafa.f rssI .rs. ar.f .fHrr Irf.rr.af Ifn frr
n.slsai Hr nrf 1f..r A.. N e. f.|H ruIa.rInlrn'I
rnf urfk nrEI Mn'rf
sIuEDT % ui~uil
fsr..l.rIaf..r
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Y Old
TIRED ?

SEND H. os d,,'i g ~. ri ' 0Ss -
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STATE or MAINE.
IHEAst RIH'.OfTitt
49,. A.sfIfl NaTI

CYKIls d. sFATLnlNu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-02
ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS.
THE WINDSOR,

ELIzABATHTOwN. y " Is located aIids. f ;I1s p;
every AIN. Ton Pure, dry, braciag air. wohdefiuAy
coniuclyr u gOVl spt," AMI strc1Rth 70 mosques
or E.aIana. Running every moor from noun
lain srng absolutely pure Table second to nohs IN
tbr Ntronlacks Telegraph. express and ticket ON rs
h, .oe hon-s Fine tnni. courts and c-Uquct grounds
yo splendid farm, owned by the proprietor supply inc
house with an abundance OF fresh milk cream. Outir
eggs vegetables, &c. Circular wAh city references my
nRTANIIO kEIIOlfty. PfOpnelnr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-02
ADIRONDACK MOUNTAISs.
SARENEG LAKE HOUSE.

Ore n.lr from Sarauac i.ake station on ChAteaugay
r. r. Enlarged newly furnished and IN perfect sanitary
condition 1000 feet elevation loo rect plans h.nn,
recommend climate for lung ana throas
troubles. Malaria and nay fever unknown; splehaa
or dining room aud office. Table. best In tho noun
talI, oil dccaees ~ season equal 20 best az para
Ia omen May " Nov J. Send for illustrated cir.
r,Iar MILO b. MILLER
proprietOr Saranac Lake. y. 7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-02
Visit Armour Villa Park
Rral Cetate.

WANTED Young married men To Join an ascot 9tl9n
w engaged cuN' upm'ut u an exclusive ana o.
srlno suburban park rru."ct, proi-fp tii,H mna"s
o. - erected iumc at"ly costing from 1900 I" tlOOJp
earh roads mad. cry water. perfect dhnag" NltFEb
,irys police suryeIllanc" restriction sgainst nuisance"
g.. .F6r particular. skrcSs ARMOUR EiId.N PAhk
SCCiATIUS. Room 30. Brued.st n ., or IIHls hs
props nv mar 9ronNyillr station. Harlem Railroad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-02
:eRlLPTSO In THE ADIRONDACKS.

Three and onc-half miles from Lyon Noun am
Station 90 Chaeaugay Railroad; deghnuiiy locae1 on
Upper ChateauRay boats careful oaruen gooa
,uut a,hing billiards bowling alleys. lawn tennis pain
houses: accommodates 100; all pleasant and beds
ary send Tor circular J. W. HUTTON, Pr'pretor.
L " min y. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-02
JOHN 7. B. SMYHH, AICi0l33T,

a. a,,,,n,,
uUQN /. u. pul III, huUuUEVVlj
WILL, SELL AT THE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.
90 LIBERTY. ST. At II O'CLOCK NOON.
,,.,.
PARTITION SALE
RuryEL,YprR ESTATE.
N'iHEh''O''
PlhH IT,
FOOT OF PARK PLACE NORTH RIVER
THAT CERTAIN PIER N THE CITY OF NETWORK
KNOWN As THE PARK PLACE PIFR- WITH OSE
HALF OF TIN INTERVENING RuLErEAp Of THE
sor,Tu And oNrHALF or THE INTERVENING
SoOl ~" ,..,,.-,, ,.,r,, 49,, NM,
BuLKHEAD on THE NORTH. Will ALL I"h
prctrTs Apprrr,INlNG TTrErTO.
MEssns rnArr . BOWERS. ATTORNEYS.
81 wILLrAM.sT.. NETWORK.
MAPS AFD OTHER INFORMATION At THE
OFFICE OF THE ArcTIoNEER. 60 LInERTY.sT.
SOUTH nTookYS LoT .a :, s ar, form
at n2r'.'5rsG auction ME"SES non S".r Man.
and parc"lar. OF Jsrc IGs".S% IT, A"'''Sn.s, 60
iAorr'''"''' N""- ''"' ""' '''
A. "' nr &SIS 81 i1} S. s SSGf
hMTIH ~ ~ M" I'll ~ III '' ,' I.r ,,r
20 az az ~ TGo %.v..,h "''" -
Under dT"ri'n 81 P't"I a Iaiar nanih's,'h,, an1
Il!r Dow 1uc' AdluAi''a'lIA 4" Iht i.'S' q" NJ Ah@A
Dowdney, deceased
-------r--
% EAST TJTlI.ST. NEAR NADlSnN'AVF.,
FDur. story high s'oop. bruVustonc private dwelling
' '''' 'a
-, =, 81 g-r,t or WAN NGuTSpS.ASE
- -'~ o. M. - tam, d,yrlIlnc nm Iot
10y 49, '' 800 "
-.
I,iI5 FIfssr.ANI., NIAh GlSi-NT"
FouT.st"ry hfrA factory
-
18TH 81, S. s.. IG3 TT. T. or lSTANE. CORE PLOT
o"~'' "' "
.., 90, O T. so 4, t-r /, Cu,SD uoI.I.Ev A ~
l5OTHsI', > 81 IL " - 4 T." 'i'N'" 49,,
Two 'u' 'O's
- ..........- -
DOUEETY. DUINiN HINbUCk' E-qA,
Attorney. fuT P"tirl0n'r, Sc, 30 Na--du.st,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-02
G0untrp Drousrtp for sals anb 90 Get


Different from all others,
BENSONHURST-BY- THE-SEA
is the select new village
about one mile square
on New-YOrk Bay,
south of Bay Ridge,
45 minutes from Battery, n. y
It is developed to a higher state OF per-
lection than any other suburb.
Among the fine buildings already
constructed, or in course OF conStruc-
ton, may be mentioned the residences
of Dr. S. Fleet Speir, c. Ferguson, Jr',
Samuel H. McEhoy, Frederick Syl-
vester, O. E. Tredwell, G. +. Wlngate,
w. Z. Parftt, ID. w. Tallmadge and
the Marine and Field Club.
About thirty handsome dwellings,
have been erected within the past year.
The RI. station is on the premises.
No one can appreciate the advantages
of Bensonhurst as place of residence
for both Summer and Winter without
seeing it. The trip is short and de-
lightful by frequent trains and boats
Illustrated circulars sent.
Address G. b. I. Randolph, Al Wall
ST., n. V, or agent, on property.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-02
ACKNOWLEDGES.

LELAND HOUSE AND COTTAGES
Omen from June Is 70 October J. a., oSo
EN- @AAND L. T. 4 f.. ID. LOCK-
AuNeN Schroon Lake, N, Z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-02
ApIROSDACKS,
TIIF NNR-T-InE HlhTEL.

LAKE PLACID. N. u
CharmlnRly located on TIE west side OF Lake PlNid
with ard mountain scenery seeora u none ~ me
hd rondacks. Perfect IN oil IT. Appointments. ard 20
every respect delightful summer home Open Juno 10
- october l5 send for q rcMhr:o ~ 1ou-..o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-02
ADIRONDACks.
BEEDE HOUSE,

KEENE VALLEY, ESSEX co. n. Y.
20 REEDE proprIetors. Open June LIST TO OcL ISL
Acconlodates 300 Beautifully located u the snripo
peaks Hotel enlarged rehtcd and rc1Eni'S S SS
bcds hair mA;tresscs &c hot and cold wafer on evH
door: bathrooms; fine livery; Telegraph omSs ~Sand
Tor descrIntye circulars Becdes Stage Line VII eog
nrct WIN All trains and Lake Champlan boats at MessPor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-02
90 Get, FURNISHED.

Country.
n, ENTRAIrkVF., NEW. BEIGHTON. Staten leland
L Furnished house for season beautiful location.
Address PhiLiI . SUE
n or RENT furnished. Mountain Station, n. J..
i months from July |, Or for two months nom
August an elegant and exceedingly weIl.iuT shed
bosa With GOOD grounds garden lava. tfcns, ana shrubs
ali eharnnrIy well and conveniently located. ~ 20 noun
tain views and railroad tlalns Apply TO RlCHARsDS,
az los Fast lsth.sL. Ncw'lork Clty.
ID LAINFTELD, n Ito lot ior four or siE months,
ten rooms besides kitchen and Laundry; sobuc for two
horses; IS minutes fnm SCw NO y n' r rom
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-02
ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS.
ADlhONDhSh hObNANA'
Cascade Lake House.

Cascadeve ~ Y, ten miles east OF Lake fiaGu,
iaTgci 10 original capacity ana ~ saoSS
Condition. thrUuuhou Large, airy parIor uhlhE G
AID ofce with large open hrepl9ces Rooms oS1 oniro
and nicely furnished. The Dr0pTetoFs own anu 49,,
the lakes which annually estocked MAKING hs uO.s
fishing the best IN the mOuntaIns k5Gs " ric p'
v" AIso nronrsJors X EENE CENTRE HOUSE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-02
WABASH, ST. LOUIS q PACIFIC
RAILWAY COMPANY
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS.


New.Yerk. May %, 1880.
The CENTRAL. TRUST COMPANY OF NETWORK
nv ARRANGEMENT with the WABASH PURCHASAHH CoM
MrTTEE will pay on presentation at ie once - wall
AZ, for bonds and scrip OF the classes mentioned oeo"
no, already deposited under the plan Of REORGANIZATION
the amounts found due By decree Of the Court win inter-
est thereon 70 and including May Is. when sale was m~no
under Sad decree. VII:
tFOR $1,000 PARJ
Toledo and Illinois r. First htge Bond'..ti 20
Toledo and Illinois Il. T. First Mtge Scrip, l%Vf II
Toledo and Illinois X. p First MICE Fuhdeu 1890
Debt Bonds .,'''' '' 49,
Lake iI'o' .........: 200 25
Iase Erie Wabash and St Louis First ARe. -.
Scrip
Lake Erie Wabash and St Louis First MHe' $500.
Funded Debt Bonds '''' 80 -
Great Western First Mtge Bonds.......'.. l'-oo 20
" o 49,, r1r,, Nt,co Serip .......... ,20i IL
Great western First Mtge. Funded Debt Bonds lEoo -
Decatur and East ST. Louis First Mtce BohaS i'-oo %
Decatur and East St Louis First MtSe scrip o..
G ''''r--'''' $500 -
Decatur and East St. Louis First Nice SCRIP -.
DeeS'ul s IN ................... 1904 IL
Decatur and East ST. Louis First MtEc Per
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEw'YoRK'
F.P. OLCOTT, president,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-02
6nmmrr ResoriS.
Sulphur Baths and Waters
Richfield Springs, NJ Y. 4

" when properly admins.
tered, will positively cure
~ Rheumatism, Gout, Ma
laria, Dyspepsia, Loss ofAppetite and
Insomnia. The baths and springs
are an adjunct Of the Spring House,
and located on its own private
grounds. The Spring House is sup
piled with everything modern, in
GLIDING superior Plumbing, Ele-
vator Electric Lights and Table
unsurpassed. In all respects It
invites comparison with the best
Summer Hotels. The Secretary Of
the State Board of Health says: al
know of no village that has SUI
perior water supply or better system
Of sewerage and drainage" The
great White Sulphur Spring is
shown by analysis to be the strongest
in the United States or Europe.
Resident Physicians of experience.
Hotel opens June 81. illustrated
circular. Address,
T. R. PROCTOR,
CuNEp AMI ppop,p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-02
RAY BROOK HOUSE,

ADlRONDACk mOtNIAlHs. al. ..,a.
DelIghtfully located on Ray Brook, N 4 OnIy Etee
miles from SaranAo Lake station the ChateauRay
Il. Il Finest brook trout hsaing in the haroHdacss
Air dry and lnyigorating purc spring water fresh yeGs
tables milk, cream butter eggs ana OrOok Ivns luIlns
N. sut Rooms large well furnished ana ven
t.iat,d. send Tor circular with city references
''' ID CAMERON, Proprietor.
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Gitp propertp for Sale.

A NUMBER Of desirable detached residences and
"A Villas. all improvements beautiful grounds uom
600 10 s25 900 la the handsome suburban quarter
bedford PARK 10 the city Of New.York sold and
occupied By their owners; Harlem Railroad siaon on
preshAes; show houses references required
tefns liberal OWNERS. III Broadway Trinity Build.
tng1 Room 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-02
COTTAGES And CAMPS
ALL OVER THE
ADIRONDACKS,


TIIFTON STATEN ISLAND. ave minutes, wax from
u station large house. seven b"lrOpm>. hnlhs' ioVh
library and kitchens perfect condition rent 300 Apply
IN C. L. LEAYtRAFr 40 P"arl.7t
NOE RENT Or SALE.-on" OF the most 6eagn!ul conn
L nv place. In Competent convenient 20 HtlllHh,
where all cypress trains stop distance Ninety miles ron
X Rr-'irncc has two bathrooms, all modern tgd'
yrnsGrcs and is located high nL'iy shaded grounds
Irchoure filed ruachmau's room In stable HOur' Ihf'
ni.Iri or uufurui,hsd. Rent $500 iDs season House
and ground, Ia ordgr. For particulars ga licsS,
COZ West 2Jth..l., y. Y. cry.
7 HAVE FOR SALE FINE COUNTRY SEAT within
INV miles from New.YorE. the Harlem ROAD 100
amos Of high ground M" view large myl' m huG wiz,
al ifpr,rny,mrut, gas CLOSETS bathroom. hot ana
Sald water. surrounded by hne shrubt"y hNlh2 'pIng
81, rlarr elegant lawn huo hedges, IN aci one OF m"
49, raunry places 10 Tho Stat. buildings a"u" cost
SEQ 600 hou~ newly furnished, has not before been IN
wv "+'"''' Wv GEO. Il. READ,
ton3U FINEST
NJAPLE GROVE CEMETERY. Map' GROW" station.
VII. l. Ralru5i F,t'a mlmutS ~, ca Ii1s'. hsnt.
Er particulars aui descriptive p1mphhi al|'"'~ "m''
! "I3 Broadway.
Visit Armour Villa Park.
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investor. urged make thorough examination OF
the properties.
Fun particulars and prospectuses can be had Of me
financial agents. personally visited and examined
the properties
RANDALL n. FooTE. 90 broadway, New York or s. W.
r,Eu1S a CO., 2l6 South 3d.st, PhilsdelphR Penn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-02
ADIRONDACKS.
LAKE PLACID STAGE LINE.

Only coach line through the mountains; new four.
horse coaches leave El4abethIown daily, Sundays ex.
rrpi,i. g. tscwihe,!y after June 26 for Keno
Centre rate 81 % Cascade Lake - dinner Mountain
View IIvus. - 80; Adirondack Lodge. IHnsteI station
o o. i ,nN' pIac . 30 M Dinner At Kcsus Centre
arrive EIzahethiown p connecting with kellogg
Aege for sleeper On u. ~. T. r. at Westport; good
AGNEW RROTHERS PtOprs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-22
Jersey CRY Suicide EXPLAINED

ST. Louis, Nov. II (speciaD.-R H. Payne, a young
business man Of this city, shot and killed himself
IN a hot.l In Jersey CITY October IL. His fr ends
I'm this city knew no motive for the crime and they
ascrlbed 1t to an unbalanced MIND Mr.. Payne was
s,,nUosed TO De wortl 10000 and he was nj.
plnls,rator OF tho Payao estate valued at $40 900
Tho heirs Of this estate five minor children cousins
nj the administrator 1t WAS discovered soon after
his death that Mr.. Payne had lost his own property
In speculation and was heavily indebted TO various
local banks. To-day the discovery made thai
the entire estate of the minor children had been
wrecked and wipod out Payne. by a series Of for
So sion Of nearly $4,000 worth of lesl estate be
longing to the heirs and sold IT, The remanler OF
the estate conss sting of securities lost with tho
rest PAYNE lost $40 900 ia all opera glass venture.