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" complete directory brief ami
SIRlRRAN reliable Of desirable places for
HOMES residence along the Erie HALLWAY
ON THE northern X X OF n. H. and tho
PIC1l * ESQU T. New York and greenwood Lake
ERIE Railway within fifty miles of
New YORK. containing illustrated
designs and ground mans Of houses which be built
~ from $1,000 to 81 o. rUpu alton of each town
ter schools and CHURCHES methods Nv which one can
become his own landlord and other valuable informa-
uon. THIS book be obtained ticket office NJ
the Erie COMPANY for cents by sending 10 IN
stamps to general passenger department ~ CortlhndsL
STORAGE-At Posts Broadway storage warehouse
b'lh14 corner h st. will lind sober, experienced
men good packers padded vanage separate rooms, 81
up moderate charges trunks, 2Sc monthly free 40
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1rntistrg.

G2 homore asked or taken az this once for
"A pc fEkMAkENI Gum upper or lover OF
ILEl!l on RED kUkbER- wATrauted Temporary sets
~ We DO NOT advertise q Low prCe to Hel a nlnH
ono uak 300 god hIlng 81 ~ ,oll nt!tngs h0e up
HAN Il Den lAI. ASSOC lATION.
9Ja 9th av., cor lHl 1t, opp Mays
nR RUSSELL I6s CANA Al. corner Hudsou repairs
- broken Plates who WAITING esgsnt sets - W,
CEtraCuus ebr. gas SIC charge 10 artificial plAteB
ar inserted; work guaranteed AWAY open
LNLEGA vt gold nNings guaranteed, moderate prices.
Il Dr. Fnsrb Denta FarlorS ItNarleE st. cor lanai
O. ANp s. SETS or TEETH whine waiting day
Va evening. Or, CLARE. Ss7 9Th Az and 2Oth ~
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ALBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE.

steamers DREW and DEAN RICHMOND
leave old rer Al r.. foot Canal At. o y. VI. Daily
tsnudRys excepted connecting with SPECIAL
STEAM BOAT IMPRESS for SARATO-
GA, LAKE GEORGE, LAKE CHAM
PLAIN. SARAN LAX T., and other ADJ.
HONDACk POINTS
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WEANTINAUG INN.
CONTINENTAL HOTEL,
NaraganSett Pier, R. |.
OPEN JULY
CLARK n. SCOFIELD. Manager.


rTNHE HOUSATONlC RAILROAD COMPANY has
issued 70 annual summer excursion book entitled.
drawing room table y is one OF the most complete
indexes 20 the BERKSHIRE Inns that has Yet been
Presented TO the tourists The cover IL rned with
pastoral scene aid within The book Is replcte with
etchinHs and iho nenCrGNings Illustrating News of tie
housatonic Valley and the RCrkshtre IlillS There s
also series ct mars showing the liousatOniC system
OF connections viii Niagara Falls the Great West aud
NE Canadas TIE tent Is ~ clear TYNE and treats OF
the Berkshire scenery advantages of that regIoa If
country 'ugh' FOR health well as 10y pleasure ard
Is compiled wih view TO give the tourist sensible
anu truthful idea a. tie Accommodations and mag
nj cenc" of Il a." ms and Tones OF Herkshirr
This book VII lie mailed free t. dressing
THE NEW WORLD TRAY IL COMPANY, l.N broad.
way. Arcade Equitable building aud sci RroRdwAv
New York city. or 4 W. PERRIN central Passenger
AGENT MOusatl mic kAI.roal- ErihEepoft. Conn
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PROVTDEMCH LTNTHs

for BusTuN rRDNlDENrE, WORCESTER. ana all
ride
steamers CONNECTICUT and MASS ACHt SETS win
leave Tier ~ r., foot Warren At $50 4, NJ. daily,
except sundays arriving a. Providence A. NJ. Boston
: 10 A. VI. A tine orchestra un each steamer.
Tirkea aud ttuerOOns secured at l2 2hI. 2sl, S21,
pII and 49, broadway Aston House, Winleht, and
Cosmopolitan Hotels all offices y Y transfer %. TN
New YORK and hruukyn. whu WILL call for and check
luggage from hotel or residence to destination. 7ee
nhOne rAll LurtnnlL MslN
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Steamboats,.
FALL RIVER LINE.

FOR BOSTON, NEWPORT FALL RIVER rRoVL
Deuce. aud AL Eastern points - -.
-Four steamers in commission IIKiTAN, Plh0Rlh
FkONlil.NtE. aud Old COLONY.
Two each way week da's tone on Suudayp
Zine orchestra attached TO each vessel
Leave New Norh from riet -, n. X tod NUMBER foot
OF MUrrRN = Co., = follows
aJUF For Pal Rlver direct connecting with CT.
press train due rATk square station, BOslUn 90 A. N.
4 II + Tor New port and ran River; due Newport
a.. fal aver A VI connecting with express train
due rArk square station Boston "a. v
Returning trains cave fArk square station, Boston,
at and NJ, steamers leave tal River Mt 73u and
SUNDAYS leave New York Mt 10 NJ. for all
+ NJ
PULLMAN vEsTIRUIE FNrRFSS TRAINS between
steamer landing at Fail River and Rostun.
connection ~ Annex boat day from Brooklyn
J.. NJ: Lcreey CITY I =. Tickets nnd atAeroomB
may be obtained in New iotk al goi ia ga anI and
lSaS Broadway, Ito 9Th Az 2oi Nekt 18th e. and
lS4 las. Roth SIT l4S BOwcry. AStnT HowP, and
Windsor Hotel, Line Ohco, Pier ~ n X, and on
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Country BOARD at'antrd .

1 Any AND NEPHEW desire board IN soma cottage
- loug frAnch or vicinity preferred. hoard MOI to
exceed so each. ALIEN, hANLR liz EAs' hrth ST
WtNTED- Hoard for lady aud two childrrn on a
w f1TiH' from slnt 81: yer week. Address
l. bElTsCHBERGEk, 2u7 East a6th st.
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MAINE sTEAMsHIr LINE.

Tie only direct line to Cottage city Mass and Port
land Ne, connecting at Portland with al railroads and
steamship lines for Bar HHrb0R Old Orchard. Poland
Spring, White Mountains ROck,and Bangor. Enstport
and - John n h. and all Eastern summer resort1
Steamers sail every Wednesday and saturday At r. H.
from Ier ~ East River foot Of Marke st. New York
For further Informant apply 10
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ARVERNE- BY-THE-SEA

LONG lSLA y ID.
80 MINUTES Il u RAIL.
ARVERSE HOTEL OPENS JUNE Il.
stAblinR, magnificent bathing beach.
For rooms in hotel apply to
B. ". Swope. Room Clk-. Richard II. Stearns Propr,
26n Broadway y. Y ArVerue. l.. L
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ew Yor
WHERE SHALL WE SPEND THE SUMNER,
READ THE ANSWER IN

WHERE SHALL WE SPEND THE SUMMER
READ THE ANSWER IN
The handsome Tourist Guide
"HEALTH OF the New YORK Central and Hud-
son River Railroad. which tells you
AND whore 70 go how 10 get there, time
twill take. and what it Will cost
PLEASURE" you. Profusely illustrated
1t also contanstan extensive list Of summer Hotels
and Boarding Houses along the Hudson. among the
CatSkiIs in the Adirondack Mountains, at Saratoga
Lake George RichnAd Springs Thousand Islands. Nj.
agRra Falls &C.
Another very attractive useful publication issued
this season BY the New York Central is entitled;
This book is descriptive OF the coun- " SUMMER
try traVersed by the picturesque Har-
lem Railroad. and contains valuable HOMES
information for people IN search OF
convenient country homes for the On THE
summer. or a permanent residenceAt
one OF the attractive subdrbs OF the HAHLEM."
city
Copy Of either book may bs obtained at any New
York Central ticket office free will he post
paid upon receipt OF ten cents for Health and
Pleasure" four for Summer Homes" 10y
George Il. Daniels Genera! Passenger Agent Grand
Central station, New York city.
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low '"''' oELmcHs a co, Bowling Green.
StliGtrilanrnu3.

LBERT SNOW Vrtos rrntug notices for news
n paptrI describing ~ h'trartiv" aud inSrehInE
manner Nrur busiP-s- invention or any article you
wish advertised changes Arb 1soha1Ie Address MN
L, o. boa I 17H, cI'r a. lie 40 4. CAL
A POSITIN FAC TT mbrelias repaired while
Won wait IN M ering NJ IN lrictt factory on
the PREMISE NNlIN- 10 uiioh 81 M tInfrh ptAhcn
store 10. last @"iIs
ENGLISH AK lsndt s2a inward sAnr day,
n PHILLIPS broke 80 Wet tth 81.
n fIrLk. Warren St
nENTTF SWIMMING RATUs foot Of West 2lst
~ aud 81 ia, tor la.rs Aud genlieIIeu. now
UVoH.
('EkTIENTNS sTIAw uAT- cleaned or dyed, re-
VI rimme4 same trimming BE- 10 ulc -.
CEEEl., 20 Wost 80th ST.
N1AsuN wORk mastering kalsomning tagging
WI chiuU. RANtlb front stnoN repaired
bohuuN, SIC v rst aSrhsL
ITNBKEI LAS - HAkLis LsHlhAN "A BaTolHy st,
l kr adv Largest stock, finest stock lUNssk
prices Repairing and reeSytr.us instantly lone On The
PTsmEeG
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Shipping.
EASTPORT, CALAIS, ST, JOHN. HAlEAX,

The tine steamers CUMBERLAND and STATE Oh
MAINE Leave Commercial Wharf Boston, for PASSPORT
Calais Me, aud st John n. B., { ~ A. II, GondAyA
Wednesdays and FTIGAyA
Close connections made with all rail and steam lines
entering Boston.
international So Co.. E A wALDRoN Gon1 Agent
II AMRuRG-AMERlCAN PACKET CO.-E1presE ser.
IL wee between New York. southampton and Ham.
burg 10y the magnificent twin screw ste Rln6Ft Of
1000 tons and OUD TO 5000 horse power This line
holds tito record for fastest trips from South
ampon and the Continent equal 10 Six days two hours
to queenstown.
Hamburg American General Passenger krentA
Packet Co.. 81 Broad I. h. RICHARD Co,
way y. 81 broadway New York.
INMAN LINE L 5. AND ROYAL NAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CITY OF BhkLLN.. Wednesday, Jane % II A. N
CITY OF CHESTER. " educsdAy. July = r. NJ
From Pier ~ y. h, adjoining Christopher 81. Ferry.
First CABIN, So and upward according to steamer
ana location Of room second cabin. outward Ss5 ARd
FETLk WRIGHT i SONS. General Agents.
Bowling n
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SURF HOTEL,

FOR kDvINTAG ES AS 4 SEAsIfORE RESORT IT Is
UNSURPASSED IN AMERICA II cures maar hay
fevers, Chls and CRtarrh. GOOD SAILING. FISHING.
SURF, AND SALTWATER BATHING. Gives strength
the delicate, and vigOr and Vivacity to all FOR
CHILDREN IT Is A TARApIsE.
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Pom Quogue House,

Situated on shinnecock Bay 2 minutes walk to boat
landing through tine OAK grove house first class
rooms large and pleasant; accommodates - guests;
surf and still bathing; milk poultry, and vegetables
raised on the place send for circular terms reason
able.
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THE s sTCoScf Il
ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, n. j.
PAVILION HOTEL
ASRURY Park.

New mhnapement' oDn hOck from heh Eelart tAhIe
terms moderate SNYDER SOLOMON Managers
AsBCRY PARk,N. u. THE LEADLEY.
+TH Ay-NLnth SEASON. near the beach, aCcOnInO IN
ton for 100; bathing pavilion aud lake sanitation per
feet L. GOuLt
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NEW YORK STEAMSHIP

G22NyGriANy VT. The iron STEAMSHIP ~ ~
EMUI ~ T. r. Clinton st. Tuesdays. at 5'R.
n. for Cottage CITY Mass Rockland.
\SSSNA bangor all points on PenOOSeot River.
\5-E,tILs5.IA. lAstp r. Ne ana 81 John, n b. SUI
PERI accommodations and low freA
fTsGht at iog's, rSIGs G gsn mo tIs rene
tiOuAl steamships rs sOOI ~ arrange
S D are S"mT s sPS ,nf SrnS
ger nS Broadway. g ! MACKREIl, +. and r, agent
N rAEY ron CvEA AND MEXICO
a" 4 s1iA IL IA 4 aF2h fsiF' 10
oRIzABA sT Ere Ts@, campsehe FEo9e i'm. =,
SENECA, Havana and NHlanzas Wedr jane -
or WASHINGTON and vsra Cruz sas jams g
Nr1q ssRAso do G 4sS. An Jane IS
For particulars. tETHfsS' EHnT TEP'l wana
'will call at Guantanamo on outward trip
1&&T f5t fd t @2I5RRoS ASD CONTINENT
tsr 'T" 2f fF i'9 sr e. Il Il; HoSoI'n
H.S %s5 81; Fl 81 3Sy 4
First cabin, SluN and upward a Gerh, according to
location; second cabin $50 aud So berth SbssrESe At
oELRIcHs a Co, Bowling Green
STATE tINETRTTTwyEE>N XEE YORK GLASGOW.
= AMn M55Hi.tE Gi9Ep0NDERtE With tSEoTEh
ETATl o. NIfKAsKA ThuTsday, June 20, ~ NJ
1Sn ast 81 TO ~ opesHs < q
ncEsu 70 and from nj parts OF Europe at lowest TAteG
From pier Coumo!A storeG South Ferry, brooklyA. N
Al sTiN BHLh%iS 40, cen r.3' gt So BrosdwAy Y.
WBrrR STAR LINE L. s. AND ROYAL NAIL
" steGmtrh, New York, Sue6nStuwn and !iyerpool
BRRiTANSic "sS.sISai, Gul Is ~
VERY superior second cabin Socoq modnn5nI on Ne:
wharf, foo, %sH ION a ~ j Htll I lsNAY. Agent
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FISHERS ISLAND, n. Y,

Opposite Sew luulnn Conn The new and Commodi-
,Is steamer NIuuAtb ct v III connect Mt New London
rh Nutw.uA steamboat lino aud with trains from New
Nnrh Austuu and New England cities, the Mansion
House las ueeu ncWlr pain ed Iaprrud and reiur-
rlsled az ltttl with plumbing under sanitary regua-
tuus Hgd viii he upen Tor reception VI limited num-
Ter If guests about June -; telephone in house con
rru'luG with New London. boating Dathng and Livery
iDIUIles Afforded Address
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IL he hAl at farm house in Orange county, pleasant
dives s,aDsIng, For particulars address Box 81
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SHEEPSHEAD RAY, l.. 1

STNMIT rARM HOUSE MARTIN II WASHINGTON
- pr'l,'e'gr Liberty sullivan county NY Roardrrs
wanted bN Catholic family ON the farm. good g4uuiug
ana LshiUg plenty m.ik fruit ana VrgetaU!es huEses
ana carriages, one u.i.c from station,
TNWu SMALL FAMILIES can have hoard al private
L house largc room hrRult'u' mountain view
l"Hr drvn and i,"st umne grown Ee"p,e, - ier week
NhUdruH. - AluTr-s al once 10 NTs. tQAS n H. II.
hos Mount Moore, Ku. kIRud county \. 8
"tNII.ll-A f." huErdrrs In Irvatc family good
w tame peasant rpniHs Iarg" Rnl airy uaiet
place. ATa HOUSTON kTafts OtlagS NesI End Y. J.
IN GLE, WOOD Az. Norkers \ Y-Board for two
W cDnples, excellent accommodations eve min utu6
from GleuWund station
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HALLECK HOUSE,

Pleasantly situated; 100 feet from Shinnecock BAY.
accommodates ~ guests good beds; generous table;
large sleeping rooms plenty milk, chickens &C. from
farm; large shaded grounds breezy p!azHas good &C
odAtions for sailing rowing SIN and surf bath
ing New York and Brooklyn reference from former
guests Address Mrs ELIZA J. BELLOWS.
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Prospect House,
GOOD GROUND. LONG ISLAND,
Accom- modRtes forty guests; beautifully situated high
ground overlooking shnnecock bay. 2uuyards distant;
81 feet Of wide piazza large airy rooms best of beds
good table milk eggs chickens ducks vegetables rAsed
the place plenty OF fresh 70 d, good bathing,
rowing sailing delightful sal free every day tU surf
bathing station; tennis courts
GEORGE F. BELLOWS Proprietor
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OCEAN VIEW HOUSE,
Good Ground, IL.

ReantifuIly Situated on f,eyated ground, overOoknG
ShunccOck Bay 100 feet distant. surf and still water
bathing boating, &c healthy locality. no malaria;
large airy rooms house Thoroughly renovated, large
city reference Address WARREN CURWIN, Prop
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TINE WHITE HOUSE, ABhury Park n I-Ope OF
Il tho shAGiest places on First av boating bat ing
and fishing, table excellent For nArticu arr apTly 20
BlRRELL NuNG.
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The Gilmore,
BAYSIDE HOUSE,

7
SITUATED ON SHlNNEC0CE BAY.
Large airy rooms Surf and still water bathing boat.
inG Free sat- surf bathing station daily Plenty of
milk chickens ducks. and fresh vegetables. hsh and
clans capacity so
For particulars address
SIDNEY 4. BELLOWS, Good g round, L. I.
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AsRIHY PARK.

EER 0F I'M Az. AMI PACKARD ST. near lie ocean
We'll shaded grounds; German Jewish table terms
moderate Mrs II. DAWSON Prup.
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e ountry Board.

NuNG THE CATSKlLLS.-LarHr rooms; fue view
IA 4 mountains, good table fresh eggs milk vege
tables from garden; church and o,t once: one min
ute : wax. For terms address
A. /. HuOp, Freehold Greene county. NJ.
A FEW BuARpERs wanted in private family in Point
n Pleasant y. J terms IN ode good board music,
and best OF reference. Address
L. box II, Point Pleasant y
ASHLAND HALL. MONTE LAIR, n. j.
Large COO rooms. also single rooms excellent table,
large SHADY grounds convenient to the u. l. and W.
station References exchanged.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1890-12-29

Of Office jurisdiction, where both En-
glish and German are set, will furnish
an excuse for malcontents to make
trouble. But if the German union is
allowed to manage its own affairs-un-
der the laws of the International, of
course-there is no reason why the
same harmony should not exist as gen.
orally prevails between the unions Of
competitors and pressmen. AS mat
ter Of fact the situations are about the
same.
Apoem entitled ''The Moneyless Man."
and credited to I'M. Mead" has been go
ing the rounds of the reform press lately.
I remember having seen 1.-THE Moneyless
Man" in print several years ago, but
whether it was identical with this recent
publication l cannot say. But few
days ago received letter from G. E.
Merrill, editor of The Jacksonville (Ffa.)
Standard, in which the charge of piracy
is made against Mr.. Mead. Mr.. Merrill
says the poem was written thirty years
ago by Henry T. Stanton, and that it has
been appropriated by Mead, who hasmade
an unsuccessful attempt to cover his
tracks by mutilating the verse. Contests
over the authorship of popular poems
are quite common, but Mr.. Merrill writes
as if he knew what he was writing
about. and in justice to Mr.. Stanton, as
well as himself. he ought to be heard.
Jos. R. BUCHANAN.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1890-12-29

Go into the back counties of Pennsyl-
vania and find 10000 children under IA
years of age SO soiled and grimy that
they look like gnomes from the realms of
eternal darkness, who are denied school
ing, denied recreation, denied all happi-
ness OF hildhood-denied everyt ing
beautiful and human, in order that by
their toll they may add to the coal
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1890-12-29
To Prevent Strikes and Lockouts.

To Prevent Strikes and Lockouts.
To prevent strikes all the constitution
al powers of congress should be invoked
to elaborate statute instituting CON-
mission, so created and constituted that
no suspicion of partiality could be rea-
sonably provoked.
Let there be ten commissioners, whose
characters and records are above sus-
picion, taken from retired citizens and
selected from the classes whose motives
to preserve order, justice and fair play
are not tainted by sordid interests.
Let there be ten commissioners, Ave
of whom, chosen by lot, should be a
quorum to transact business. These five
to elect a chairman, also by lot and not
by vote, the chairman so elected to be
confirmed by the majority of seven from
the whole commission, also chosen by
lot, with three blanks. to reduce their
number from ten to seven, or less blanks
to compensate for absentees.
Let heavy penalty by imprisonment
be inflicted on the party resorting to a
strike or shut out without giving reason
able time to consider the grievances COM
planned of. Let the grievances be stated
by an attorney in brief, enumerating
all the facts in the case, and submit
them in printed or type written form (of
at least ten copies) to the quorum Of the
commission, who shall, without argu-
ment and solely on the sworn evidence
and brief, find verdict within ten days.
Let the verdict be enforced in the same
manner any other criminal verdict is
now enforced, for strikes are criminal in
their inception, sequence and nature.
We deprecate violence in any shape to be
resorted to without due notice or decla-
ration OF war.
Let the commission be composed Of
men of experience and mature judgment,
men whose character and record are
above all suspicion. and draw these from
all classes, say from retired army and
navy commanders, justices of the United
States supreme court, ex-senators of the
United States, ex-congressmen, manu-
facturers, bankers, diplomats, laboring
men, public carriers, jurists and mer-
chants.
We have men among us any five of
whom could be trusted with the destiny
of empires.-Observer in New York
Telegram.
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barons unholy millions!-New York
World.

Chicago papers state that the carpen-
tiers of that city are preparing for con-
test with the bosses on April I of next
year. Certain demands will be made,
and it is expected that q strike will be
necessary to enforce them.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1890-12-29

It is reported that Edward Bellamy
will leave Chicopee Falls, Mass, to set
tie in New York city. He says he will
no longer write any books for entertain
ment, but devote himself entirely to the
spreading of nationalism.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1890-12-29

plated attachments and all necessary needles, bob
b. and tools. Have others with 4 and drawers
-Iany other useful articles ON which We can save
you 25 10 90 per cent. Standard Watches at unus-
ually close figures. Send for catalogues.
A 7. EVANS . CO.. l62 State st., Chicago,
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1890-12-29

Send in your subscriptions, and get
your neighbOrs to subscribe.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1890-12-29

"To thine own self be true,
And It will follow, as the night the day, th0U
Con'st not then be false to any man."
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1890-12-29
90 Serving Machine
FOR Sl4.9O.

This is the "Singer Model"
Machine (the original Singer
patent having expired). Equal
to any erer made. Superior to
many. Thoroughly well made.
Warranted for 5yedrs, (signed
and registered guaranty. Su.
perbly finished. Walnut top and
cover; drop leaf; 3 drawers:
Complete with full set OF nickel
New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
WILL OF ERS. SCHURIG.

The VIII OF Mrs. Francis y schurg, who wa,
drowned at Brdeehamplon, L. l.. On July 20. wa.
hied Tor proDac yesterday with Judge BcoEtaycr. o;
the Court OF Common Pleas. The Will. which ,y,s
executed az sag Harbor on August :, 1883. names
George Philip Cammann and Frederick Fdev her
nephew as executors. II is witnessed by JpIion
Hawthorne and William J. Morton. She leaves IN ho,
daughter. Mary Evelyn CaHmann. all her Jewel, and
household furniture and $4,000 in money. and 10
George Philip Cammann, her $4,000, les. $4,000
which had been loaned to him. From the residue of
her estate al 900 year is to be pad to her husband
Dr. Edmund schurig who is now III at No. Wiener
Strasse Dresden >aXOny. The money is 10 be pad
semi annually until his death. or rcmarIage upon con
ouOn, however, that lie make VIII dividing h's
estate equally between Mary EVELYN and George
Phlip Cammann. her children. The lr-t Of the c.lat.
IS 10 be divided equally between her children. Judgc
booAstayer granted order thai citation by Dub
ucatlon be served upon her husband.