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s+sep " rns non1nwesr.
The winis' csre Recommended by .
South Dakota farnef.

nv "ANN' tAf" HefuntNtFuNFN W
soats Dahet. rsnner
n we had bought sheep when we h'si
came 70 Dakota instead Of high priced
machinery there wonld have becn bTt
few mortgage sales. the population
would have been greatly increased aud
given evidence " prosperity and ,ccn-
tentnent II Is well that the farmers
are manifesting 40 great an interest in
sheep ~ they are at this time.
The farmers are beginning TO realize
that without irrigation the sheep indua-
try Promises far better results than any
other industry.
Irrigation will not Interfere with the
raising Of sheep; thirty bushels VI wheat
per acre and fifty Of corn, and the sheep
industry will make Dakota Gland dow.
Ing with milk and honey
II is not necessary 20 tell you, who
have been long engaged IN tho business,
how 10 take care Of sheep. bat TO those
who have had but little experience with
them few suggestions may be profit
able.
Sheep should have n good barn, with
roof that will turn rain, with yentilatom
at the top A straw or hayro is poor
contrivancc. M it lets in the snow and
rain, making the ground damp, upon
which the sheep aro compelled 10 lilo
which j. not good for their health.
They should not be crowded. but have
sufficient exercise. plenty Of good food.
salt and water. With such management
a flock will 20 through the winter Ia good
condition. some pcuons have the i'm.
preston that sheep will live out on the
prairie In winter II there BE- no snow upon
the ground. without any other feed
Possibly they may live; but that Ia no,
all the flock master wants. his interest Il
In keeping the sheep IN n thriving condi
ton 10 obtain the best results. Il Is right
to let the sheep run out in good weather.
but In winter thoy should have a feed Of
good light hay OF millct before they are
turned out, or there viii be- some poor
ewes In the spring, having but little milk
for their lambs. There Is no economy IN
keeping old sheep, Ms they take much OF
your time, and gpoi ine ioots OF your
MOCK. Sell them 10 the butchcr--not 20
your neighbor VINO wishes 10 engage In
the business--foritisp probable that whom
spring comes he viii have az many sheep
pclts ~ he has sheep.
Al lambing time the shepherd should
he with his sheep. u no expects 10 realize
the greatest profit from them
With love for the business and good
management, any person should succeed
Ia sheep raising In Dakota. as they are
less liable 10 disease mud viii grow hcay.
Ter hsece- than tho sheep IN the eastern
states. Most all breeds Of sheep are profit
able. but IN my opinion good mutton
sheep, with their medium wool, for which
there seems 10 be the greatest demand,
would be the most profitable II istr
the people Of the United States are not
mutton eating people, and urs not likely
TO bo until they are furnished with a
mutton breed Of sheep. The Shropshire
Ia mutton sheep. furnishes medium
wool and viii DO a profitable breed to
raise. Address by q. a. Fowler.
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BRIEF TRLEGRAMs.

Lisbon, Nov. l0.-rhe Republicans
were badly defeated Ia yesterdays
elections.
Belgrade. Nov. lex. King Milan
has signed reconciliation Of all his
legal aud constitutional rights In Bei,
via.
London, Nov. l0.-rhis evening
Paris aivices state that the Boune has
improved on repurchases.
London, Nov. l0.-rhe tone OF the
Stock Exchange today has been de
pressed. Little business was done and
the greater portion OF this consisted In
bear transactions. Russian securities
dropped QUE point; south American
securities, however, are nfmer.
London, Nov. l0.-At Ds,ch field.
with. Croft0n, this morning, a woman
murdered her three little girls by cut
ting their thfoat- and then com yittetI
suicide by cutting her own throat.
Paris, Nov. To- General Charles
Nicolas La Cretellt, grand ofiiccr OF the
Legion OF Honor, Is dead.
Paris, Nov. l6.--Thc trial opened ut
BatignUlles today Of Nine. Thomas,
an abottlonist, aud tihy-ihrsc women
who had submitt-d u criminal opera
lions At her hands. Nine. Thomas cat.
rird on her neisriuus business Tor
twenty.three years. A number Of
deaths were traced 10 criminal work.
Paris, Nov. is.-The Chamber OF
Deputies, after long debate today,
approved the tariff Of % francs on
shlted meats fixed by the Senate. The
minister Of commerce promised an
effective surveillance over the imports
at IN. expense Of tho importers.
Rome, Nov. l0.-rhe International
Peace Congress today approved the
proposition that isthmuses aud straits
be made neutral. The proposition 10
hold an international arbitration c0un.
ell at Chicago in 1893 was postponed.
a resolution was drafted inviting the
European government to submit inter,
national disputes 10 arbitrator. This
next congress will be- held at Berne.
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wAsInSUros, ID. g., Nov. l3.-Act-
ing Indian Commissioner He'll has t.le'
gram from Captain Pcuny, acting
agent at Pine Ridge, reporting the ai-
rival Of Bear Eagles party. In his
opinion they mean no mischief. They
express disconiont with the treatment
at their agency. He has adviced them
To return and make nm application Tor
transfer. He says that discomfort II
manifested by all the visitors from
Cheyenne River agency aud asks that
II be looked into.
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At one time no one but citizen Of
the Netherlands, officially licensed,
could own nutmeg plantation. But
this policy could not long be enforced
against the interests Of commerce. Tho
tree SNOW cultivated In India, Jamaica,
Trinidad and Brazil. The nutmeg Is
liable to the attacks Of kind OF beetle,
hence a coating Of lime Is generally
given TO tho nut, TO protect II from tho
rayages OF the insect. The tree bears
fruit the whole year round, but the
chlef harvest time comes In November
Foods and Beverages.
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NAnIviI.LE, Nov. lean dDieri-
can special from Milan, Tenn, say.
Frank uAlbrath, = farmsr,. invited
several neighbour 70 feast at bis house
the other night. The company drank
freely from Jug Of whisky and In a
short ume were taken violently III. In
spite Of tho cxertions Of . physician
three OF tho men died. How the
whisky was poisoned has net been
learned.
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! send n ground plan OF a good winter
hennery now accommodating about sew
enty honA The entire building rests on
1stone wall built TO the level of the
ground, The shaded places In the out
line represent doors. and the VS. are Tor
Nindows Tho laying room has nests OF
tho floor around next to tho wall. The
roosting room hAa movable roosts, "a
that cleaning Is small Job All the
floors are OF matched lumber. aud the
entire building Is lathed and plasterod.
The floor Of the feeding room IA GOV.
erred with lake sand aud fine gravel. on
which the morning mash OF bran Is
thrown. There Is dustroom 8 by 10
feet, and the rest Of tho door Ia the east
wing Is Uttered with straw aud cut hay
Here screenings, wheat, etc, arc ied
The places marked U ara ehimneys. aud
a fire Is kept In tho feeding room IN OK.
trcmely cold weather. This building
has been In use for three years and has
given entire satisfaction
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Dtshsas.t Mayors.

Pi1TsBuRo, Nov. 10. - Mayor
wiman, who Ia charged with failing
10 account iur large sums OF the city's
money, aud ex.Mayor Pearson, to-
night Questioned the Jurisdiction Of the
All iiting committee. Ths committee
then adopted resolutions requesting
the council 10 have the city solicitor
enter criminal Information against
both men.
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friends selng on hand, the professor
succeeded IN securing one or two I'M
portant snendments TO the report. In
the course Of the discussion he. offered
a suhstitute which was adopted, NJ FOL.
lows "Infans dying In infancy and
other persons incapable Of being called
by the ministry OF the Word, are re-
generated and saved by Christ through
the Spirit which wslketh when and
where aud how He plesseth; slse
other persons who have not been called
by the ministry Of the Word" section
was amended to read; "'rhose persons
who are called by the ministry Of the
Word aud yet resist the Holy Spirit
aud never truly come 10 Christ, cannot
be saved; neither Is there salvation IN
any other way than by Christ, truth
and the Spirit.D Further considera-
ton was postponed for a week.
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II Is remarked of the Chesapeake
and all American oysters that they bear
long carriage with lees harm than any
that grow on other shores, Our close
season, as everybody knows, Is tho
series Of months which are spelled with,
out ths X
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Ia Glasgow Scotland, company
pays for tho privilege OF collecting the
smoke from number Of blast furnaces.
The smoke Is passed through several
miles u wrought Iron tubing, and Yields
. profitable product OF oil.
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A Third avenue train arrived at
Chatham sqGar, and the conductor
shouted forth some unlntelligible namo
--"Shakunstaro" or something like
that.
Beg pardon" said u passenger to tho
conductor "do you speak Englishr
"iaas."
Can you tell me, then, what place
this lsr-'felas Slftings.
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visn,Ias Eai,or. Arr..l.d.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Nov. iO.-H
V. SEWER, editor Of the Telegram. and
Benz amin Harrison, editor Of the
Standard, were arrested today by the
sheriff, on a peace warrant, sworn out
on information that they were about
u nght duel. Both mon were start
Ing out when seized.
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BAN FRAEcisCo, Nov. i6.-The
Pacific Dyeing Works, 5pauiding's
Carpet factory and three frame dwell.
ings were destroyed by fire toiay.
One man was burned 10 death In tho
carpet works, but 1t 10 believed all e.
capped from the dye works. Losses,
$50, 900,
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wAnusaros, Nov. i5.-The Pre-i.
dent left here this afternoon for Denies,
Nd, where he will spend two or three
days duck shooting. He IL accom-.
panied ny ex-senator sswail OF New
Jersey.
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a s.sasmu. Ass,n-, secretary crs~-

rALLAHAssE, Fla, Nov. l0.-The
supreme Court today issued petemp.
tory court mAndamus against Secretary
Crawford eujoining him TO sign and
attest the commi-siou Of Davidson, ap-
pllnted United States Senator by Gov
sruor Fleming. The writ is return
able,
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A correspondent residing In Michigan
sends 10 The Rural New Yorker the FOL.
lowing diagram and description Of sim
pie and effective poultry house for cold
weather.
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SHOES.
Mems Button SHOES

Mems Button SHOES
4" Lace "
F" Congress- A"
+" Buckle "
Ladies' Button A"
" Congress A."
Misses Button "
Boys a." f"
" Lace "
Child's Button "
Infants I" "
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Summer Resorts.
EEEchWO0D iKN,
u.NKINTpWN pa

Mrs. II. II. MARYLAND 4 co. leased the
"BkECHWOOD IL y" for term Of year, with the inci
ton OF making r. the most desirable Of resort IN the
neiehbOThOod Of Ph.adr pnia. aud only
hours tide from New Tine lnn" has the adj
vantage the cIonLds 30 daily each
The viii be- thoroughly Amcrc in, while
service VIII hc French the following ret rrncc~ VIII
sufficient gufrantt 81 intention 10 make the "inn
charming select: william Pepper. ND. Proves: OF
University OF rennsy Nanl =. Henry Norris Richard
Dale. ID. Murray CAc-On 81 D., II. G. wood. NJ. D.; d.
Haycs Apncw " D. ard walter Ru6 haran.
not ~ OPENS MAY ~ and rooms may en-.
gagged plans APPLICATION Mondays. Wednesdays
Fridays to j. al "loto Sratiord." Phil.
adrlph!t
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Drotcc 3Iondl.

vayANTED.--A manuscfiptttyscr and proo!roader
w or woman less than 40 80 years Of age
but frstass scholars In language and style need apply
Address giving experience. Box 402 LII Broadway
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HAMILTON GRANGE,

1i4th-,t between 10th and Convent ayes.
PERTMPTDRY AUCTION SALE under FORECLOSURE,
at the i;a E,'7te Exchange. 80 LLcrty.st,
ON TUESDAY. MARCH -. 1891.
The six medium siz d tire" AMI four story superoIy
finished houss thc side ot West lA4tn--t AMI
fair northwest corner l4fthst and Conycnt9Nc w
POSITIVELY h. sold a. above. and 80 ADJOURN
MENT.
TERMS will BE- made VERY EASY AMI TITLE gu Ak
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Counirn Doaro tl)antco.

NN'ANTED-iiOaTd FOR young married couple In pri-
w family with few other bO1fdcfs In Bloom
field \. j. vicinity, convenient to " y. and O. Lake
X. X references exchanged Address. stating terms,
\ T.. NJ. Box Tribune Office.
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JnsiTT ac.lon.
For Young LndieS-Cit,
Brooklyn.
THE MISSES ELY's
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
40 AND i42 COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. BROOKLYN.
Brooklyn.

For Young Ladics-CountYy
- ELVIDERE SEMINARY.-sloo pays for . Thorough
ID IN business department with bonnet special IN
stucton ladies whose cducaton has been neglected
Address SEMINARY, BelyideIe. NewJerbey.
For Boys and Young Men-Country.
ID OYS' MOUNTAIN SUNNEE HOME and camp, with
optional Instruction. Gilmanton. II. designed for
cell s;e lads; finest climate in Eastern T. 5.
under experienced teachers and medical supervision drives
TfeITiChEY. I65 West 55th,st.. Ncu.YoIk
CHELTENHAM ACADEMY. OGoNTz PA.
y Unexceled location and surroundings New school
equipment Gymnasium. military dftl:, &c. Thoroqga
for college or scientific school For circular
~ JOHN CALVIN RICE. a. NJ. Principal.
INAsTMAN BUSINESS COLLEGE PoughkccysieN y
banking Commercial Law Penmanshp. Corro.pondence
Tim &c &C. TE gIaphy stenogIapLy TYPO writing &C.
No charge or situations furnished Send for catge
T. LMwOOD SCHOOL FOR BoYs.-At Milford Conn.
~ Parents who are unfortunate In the isnagement Of
iSs' h 9n' cs T DO A S s9 RS r. id6S%s'as
Il KEEH0LD INSTITUTE. Freeno!a. n. D.. 10Th year
college IrepV1tlon specially: business high school
and classical c6utses.
- VIII have a sess ion at Atlantic City: Ad-
dIe.s Media, Pa. "a miles from Broad street Station
l'hiadnll'lal.
& UlMEE SCHOOL at the Peek,Eill Military Academy.
JOHN \. TlLDEN. A. NJ NJ. D.. Principal.
Send for circular.
& UMMER SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
~ HE PEEK SKILL MILITARY ACADEMY.
iogue joins N TffDEN. 4, NJ. n. D. Principal.
V ACATIoY For BoYS.-July and Ageust at West;
German careful supervision. DAVID MAGIE, JR.
Paterson, y. ).
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AurI,on Salrs of Rfal estate

HIGHLY IMPORTANT AUCTION,
MONDAY. MARCH 10,
ut T. O'Clock noon in the ,
BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
40. 1913 IULTONSI, g., -,,.o
by order Hon. Archibald Bis his SPLENDID Residence
Lewis ayes.. win b. sod IN LOIS. An -, ,cr
ALSO At SAME TIME AND PLME,-
SUPREME COURT SALE II PARTITION. To-
Rufus o. Catn. ESQ. ~ force; Edward = Brown rsI :,
Attorney. Nos 800 and 379 2d-st BrOoklyn between
and ayes. twO-st0rv and basement oI'0h
Houses. with brick and stone fronts. III, ,,,
These houses viii be- sod To- Whatever they VIII oriE
over and a owe mortgage OF = 800 on zach one,
ALSO At SAME TIME MD PLACE.
Nos 7O2 and 7Oi Iaucockst.. between Rod ana
Patchcn desirable property; VIII be sod Vo-e'i
ALSO AT SAME TIME AND PINE. WIG
no. sol 2D-ST. BETWEEN STH AND IN ANNI5nt,i
yauabl, threc.storv uta brick Dwelling; speTi
lorato elegant home spl mid condition; must d. SUI
Rrin.rb,r that s,,rrb Location; only one hoN
from the Park property rapidly increasing IN Value -P
VI all Above properties now ready.
TUESDAY. MARCH "a. 1891
IT IL o'clock noon. IN tho
BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
No. 500 FultOn-st
HIGHLY IMPORTANT EXECUTIONS SALE,
by oier OF Henry w. Johnson. Hsa and Abr1hsm Bus
sing Esq executors. TO close estate or Samuel fio'
deceased - e
20 SUPERB BUILDING LOTS. ~,
Entire front 4h.avc between ilth and 18th SIS BTpoh
I'm: also valuable Lots surrounding Twelfth Street
Reformed Church terms Maps ready IN Few
DAYS.
For maps and particulars Of all above properties apply
To JERE. JOHNSON. Jr 60 Lib rty-st.. NeW'fofK' or
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ul0luQ Irl0emlfs,

- OUTWARD RIDING ACADEMY, Bouevard corner
a. and 10 W. OCtl--t. Telephone call, AZ oa'I. ..
Ia. bcn elaborated and Ia down, ccHfi-il- al NAV one
Ias 10 Enow who ia, crn mated elementary cpuf.e OF
.sois This pr0gan.i. -tNu: OF thc anu Ho'!' y
il {. ntented o. bring Tho pupu g. the h u' ~ me
thote-t way. Terms book OF 20 TICKETS Ior 20 Ole
book OF 81 tickets for 80 boob Of 90 uck'tS loF 700
The new pipu vii De- the ,t Loon az - 4r ucA"I
LESSONS ~ THE RING, oNE LouI,.L 40 n
.t"N' ~ '''" ton q, nor. clch / 200
ci.ss r..eo, s,rh III 80
LASS TESS6Ns oY T;tE ROAD. IL HoT II n
Private Lesson. - t,Ne'oI J" o"'hF ~
two or more c'ch2s $$&2G
la loss
Par.ie taking lessons their own horses ~" lay half
n, The abnye prices EXERCISE RIDE without Master
T. T., ~ tbc pinG one hour - ticket o. ~ casn. >, 80
~ ~ W.. IL .,ad =, ftLin ,vo hour 300
On inc ro'D rOAFD Of PRIVATE HOESTS.
Price Of board Including the US Of fnrl per w
MIDWAY. KY. February -, 1851
WILL. offer at private sale In Vow ORR ~ Abon;
me- .odde horse Fgst Shipment one carload viii
arv March Others win follow few weeks lat p Head
ouartors Durland's Riding Academy tlV-nrth ana
Rroadvay These horses wcr" Ni'ctG ahc purcnHd aHt
IN ON 10y form -ouudnc-s, style ana acton since teen
from - months o. ANY s.ho'Iig.
end az. now Thoroughly train ana Developed Many are
ladies horses me majority OF
n arp Of dark coor- all drive In harness. ana run In
80 rom Ni,r.n sixteen hands In" ctloh invited
collected references furnished representa-
tioas suaf'"'''u C. L. RA1LEY
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e i'm propertr Go Ett
an ,,onp,,.rR nryTaI.S

AT MODERATE RENTALS.
1872 Fast 5iTH-ST-Ihree-story and basement ''o""
122 EAST sOTH.ST-Threc-sto brownstone.
| ,O2i PARK .AVF.-FourstOry, biownst0nc.
| OPS PARK AVF.-f0lrstOry. brOwnstOhc. ..x- md
$50 3j2 AND 81 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a"u
basement; newly decorated , ..,..
3si ST. Observation-Disclosures orowhsVohe'
stable In ,..o,o.
1872 ST, -Three-story, brownstone'
stable In
For price and particulars apply to
GERALD X. BROWN.
Equitable Building, 100 Broadway.
Sc TH-ST.. adjoining and east o. FIith-ave. ,,,,,o
COA modern. decorated handsomely fufhleheu PrisaSo
dwelling: acceptable tenant ia. Orabe terms lof year
or on lease. BEILAMY & WINANS 65o oth'aNe
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basement dwelling. ls.2SlOO Liberal terms
Maps with Aucuoneer, - LAbcfty-,t
\. Mi sell At auction iCLSbAY. WiI,CH l..
At IL Ucock AZ the Real ltye Ia iAisc ana Auc-
ito" H & H,As 8 = ;s Il lGGy'y'''
4-story and Basement o-
3oOAijMo22 The attention ~ ply 'c@ns J., called 70
THIS bcus very desirable for the residence OF
iI-t-cass physician.
WEDNESDAY. MARCH IS.
1913 IEoNTST, near Iriton.'t? -ot,EX'''9 0'Sto'y'
1888 iJj AND IJi DiVl>ION.Sr.. history Tenements.
TUESDAY, MARCH -.
$50 wASHISGToN 81, t,Sto,y Dwelling.
2I9is AND ri CHERRY and $50 wArER-ST
WEDNESDAY, MARCH -.
SUPREME tOUKI PARTITION SALE.
To Close the + ,tate OF owen McGoycrn, Deceased
SECOND-ANE. AND 2GIH-sI.. Sogthsa,t Cornor-
t3S 5D.AvT' iStory tenement wi,n S'otc. l?.7N5t
454 2D.ANE, 4-Ntory Tenement, with store i91N.i.
$50 2D-AVL i.Siory 1cremcnt with store. 20NOO.
5O2 last 2jTH-SI., 5.Ntory Tenement. 2GSalN s.?
Brownstone Dwelling. I1NooNGo.5; .o.,..,.-
5lg 2D-AVE. southwest corner -?illSI and go LAS
29II.ST.. 6-sory Icn"ment'. with store; lot %io*A
'VO '''" GKosyENoK =. MuRBAED Referee.
Aso.
ADMINfSTE NIOR'S SALE.
To Close The SAID Estate q owen McGovern.
2D.AVE. AND 2lsrsr.
Northwest Corner.
2f 2i3. 30. 2i7. 2i9 EAST 2lST-ST.
3Story Brick DW,!iing, plot louN-.. ieeti Hamilton
J. GRANT M i1T f.q raIa,n'' Attorney. POI
,r,. ana SoS at n sJi rs yassaust
Maps At Nu,tion,crs. Il and IS LbeTty-st. and also
at Plaintiffs Attorneys.
THURSDAY. MARCH 20.
sale. .? EAST 0erI. t-Story p"e'l'"s'
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Gonnirn Doarh.

CIIILD WANTED 10 ROhRD-An elderly lady living
" with only daughter would 10 willing o. take a
child not under thrac years In the copnty
~ and the kinde,t 81 treatment assured.
Address Drawer y. portcheSt"r. y. y.
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1--we, NELLIE. AUCTIONEER,
30 Morton Al.

T.. W I
VIII sell at auction at Raj Estate Exchange, %
ST., Wednesday, March -, noon,
ppIN NI..tItSfnI.NCE
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A RICHARD V. HAENETT CO..
a. hTCTIONFEiS,
Will sell at auction
THURSDAY APRIL ,,
At 12 O'Clock noon at Real E,a:e Exchange and Auc'
ton Room. 80 I, o. Liberty.st..
HOTEL ARGYLE,
BABYLON. Long ISLAND. - -..-..
Substantially built liot"l 200 rooms casino ~ 'o'aFes
This elegant hotel provided vi'h eve'y modern Son :,
ycucncc with its dozen contiguous co.lTcs II suatI IN
beautiful Park Of 20 acres. making IL the most d"fhHN
summer hotel In the world ....,,, g.,
spcctd Improved 80 afeguard ,3- science can Sus
re.t capital procure ho. been nc t,l d..
10 IN number are supplied with telephone, gas. and hot and
cod wntrr.
Win Dovllng.Alcvs. BILLIARD Rooms aud Large BaIli''om
with permanent STAGE.
Pure sprlng water u. u'squr lake. fine t'nni,rourtS,
orchestra Ia cony and extensive stables.
H. Glcat h5s'h Ra, ou; ,.n minute Gi,'lnt aGord;
yachting also or IT, mnnv p.intS II interest. .,,,,.
noylon q, d',",'rdIy iglnaL %" ns 20 H. o6J "a
Tl.t Sih.- foriy or oat f,nt 81 WALT and Long leland
ilairoad schedule time In summer. 80 minutes station
49, Hi,in,soTr'TR SALE TO THr HIGHEST BIDDER.
uG' nsr.i.lar. can BE- ob,incd tom PARRISH
pTNDIET6N. Attorney ~ Broadway, y Y. or from thr
Au,tlon.,rs II and - Lib"rty.>t.
, DVEETIsEMENTs FOR THE NEwYoRK TiLR;
\ LNE WILL MG REDlLNEp Ar TIKI HIi-,Y r 'I.G,
40 broadway corner 2cth--t. ma D. d.. 80 W.
Twrnt, -hltdst. corner ~tha.c l12 .thFei los NI,
s, a,' icaG Tiiriie 100 p5ar sSyat 7oo
firstaVr. loNi West Forty scconGs ~i- tomhl- Nc
i.535 IRirdsyc. and ihc HARLEM OFFICE $50 ta ,
uchuud. 81 and t%rnt, P 20 D ~, rc
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u ARTrTrON SALE--wnl be sold on Thursday. March
10 1901 at !. at t1o Eai i3 a
nv William 4. Boyd referee. through Peter = Mry,r
The "lS1s pFop3rE so Gv II oo WA se an
exceptional opportunity for Investment
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-01-05

THE New Year opens with all
Texas more prosperous and giving
legitimate promise of greater pros
perity than any year heretofore born
into the life of the great Lone Star
commonwealth. Some of these
promises will certainly be met, all
may not be, but it is safe to say that
the state will enjoy larger increase
this year than she has yet known.
Southwest Texas will enjoy
thai prosperity in greater degree than
any other section of the state, and 1t
will be San Antonio's own fault If
she does not lead the pr ocession.