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10 him quite low beneath the shadow Of
this perfumed veil
We might be so happy" she said.
Are we not so?" asked Eugene.
No! I, at least, am not, for you are
not all mine, as am all yours. This ap-
ears harder now that am free. If You
ud remained free-when l think Of it!
r, if YOU could become SO, it would be
eaven"
You know that I am not SO! Why
speak of it?"
She drew nearer to him. and with her
breath more than her voice, answered:
is it possible! Tell me-"
How" he d. msnded.
She did not reply, but her fixed look,
caressing and cruel, answered him. =,
Speak, then, beg of you!" murmured
Eugene.
Have You not told mel have not for
yotten it-.that We are united by ties
,troneer than all others; that the world
nd it's laws exist no longer for US; that
here is no other good, no other bad for
,s. but our happiness or our unhappiness9
Well, we are not happy, and If we cou'd
be so-iisten, have thought we'll over it!'
Her lips touched the cheek of her lover,
and the murmur of her last words was
lost in her sses.
Eugene roughly repulsed her, sprang
up. and stood before her.
Cora, he said, sternly, "this is trick,
I hope; but trial or no, never repeat it,
never! Remember"
She also quickly drew up her figure.
@Ah! how you love her!" she cried.
yes, you love her; it is she you love-
know it, feel it, and II am only the
wretched object Of your pity or of your
caprice. Even Mildred Lester is no
longer remembered. Very we'll; 60 back
to her-go and protect her, for I swear to
you she ls in peril"
He smiled with his naughty irony.
Let us see your plot, he said! So
Won intend to kill herr"
L CAM sne sail; ana ner superb
arm was stretched out as though to seize
O weapon.
what! with your hand?'
The hand shall be found"
You are 30 beautiful at this moment.
said Eugene, Il am dying with the de-
sire to full ut your f, ct. Acknowledge
only that you wished to trv me, or that
YOU were mad Tor moment"
She gave savage smile.
.Ohi YOU fe do yon2" she said, coldly,
then rails ng again Ter voice, which as-
sumed malignant tone. 'vou are right;
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other also. anuiuS you soy oo,
YOU do not know all. let me tell you.
Senator Elliston died verv suddenly. and
after it is your turn! Be very careful,
my poor child"
"Oh, Phebe Craven!" cried poor Flora,
becoming ghastly pale, i will never see
you again while live!
She left the room on the instant, ran
upstairs, and found her mother.
She repeated to her the terrible words
she had Just heard. and her mother tried
to calm her; but she herself was dis
turbed.
She went down to Miss Phebe. and
supplicated her to have pity on them
and to retract the abominable innuendo
she had thrown out, or to explain it
more fully. She made her understand
that she would inform Mr.. Cleveland of
the affair in case Of need, and that he
would make it unpleasant Tor her.
Terrified in her turn, Miss P Phebe judged
the best method was to destroy Eugene
Cleveland in the estimation of Mrs. Le-
land.
She related all that had been told her
BY Slyme. She informed her of the
presence of Eugene at the Senator'S
house the night Of his death. She
hinted at certain reports that were circu-
lated, and mingling calumny~with truth,
redoubing at the same time her affection,
her caresses and her tears, she succeeded
in giving Mrs. Leland such sn estimate
of Eugene's character that there were
no suspic ons or appreh, nsions which
the poor woman from that moment did
not consider legitimate as connected with
him.
Miss Craven finally offered to send
Slyme to her, that she might herself IN
terrogate him. Mrs. Leland, affecting
an incr dulity and tranquility that she
did not feel, refused, and shortly after the
mischief making old maid returned to the
city.
Un relolnlng ner anLRnIel. Nib. Io-
land e1erted herself 10 deceive her as to
the impressions she had received, but she
did not succeed; tor her anxious face be-
lied her reassurlng words.
Accustomed 80 long to think. feel, and
suffer toge her, these two women now
met, so t. speak, in the snme reflections,
the same reason ngs, anu in the same
terrors. They went over in their memo
ries all the incidents of Clevelnnd's life
all his faults; and under the shadow OF
the monstrous action imputed to him. his
fanlts took criminal ch racter which
they were surprised they had not seen
be ore.
They discovered series and sequence
in his designs. all OF which we're imputed
to him as crimes-even his good actions.
Thus his conduct of late, his strange
! WAYS, his fancy for his child and for his
wife. his assiduous tenderness toward
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F RE LIN ES,

= Direct to Passaic. Paterson Tuxedo Newburgh.
Middletown. Port JerviS. Monticello White Lake.
Honesdale. Scranton. Bnghamton. Emira. CorninE
Watkins Glen. Bath. iammondsporf, Avon Spfingl
Rochester HoEnelsvie Bunalo Niagara Falls Toronto
Chautauqua Lake, cl.ys.nd Cincinnati g. Louys.
foot Of Chamber. ,. =. as follows. and i've minutes
SEQ 4. "; Daiy-vIA NIAGARA Fail. and casutss.
ornsl.ville to CINCINNATI Connects a Port JslSts.
except sunday, for Montcslo. Delaware and susQus'
hanna Valleys BY Daylight ,...
Chicago via ChautAu9un Lake: with dining ear .
natl Delaware Valley by daylight
$50 r. NJ, except sundAy-Mountain express for
Bingh q mt on, Honesdsle. and Aonticsllo.
80 =, N. Daily-s0lid train to Chicago. Wis Mag.
ara Fails aud Grand Trunk Railway sespsrs 10 Bpk
faio. Rochester. Toronto. and Chicago.
2 no Il. ~. Daily-vA Chautauqua Lake and Mag.
ara Falls Solid train TO Chicago seepers to Buffalo.
,FGFf iEsyyissoE WV b.y.PsA, ssssHr, 1894
s5er sS%nS.y:;Gy 4 Y. sF:S. $50 ?: II. $50
,SS vi D sss.as,.si
Saturdays oplyTis.Sf y isd n, ilSSs :.
!oi 2oi and .s7 srS.ds:yv Gh.mesrs and West 2Sd
Rr9Aaway willi.nsburGh; 2o3 hud.on a.; HoboL:n .
for and ehscss b,sgsEe from hO'ss and residences
d. j. koBERTs. General Passenger Agent.
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MIDLAND RAILWAY OF ENGLAND.

EXPRHSs TRAIN SERVICES MSERFooi. e.sn,ysD to
LONDON. THE WEST and SOUTH OF ENGLAND &c.
Through tickets to LONDON. FAIRS and all parts.
Drawing Room Saloon Cars without extra charge.
fiTst snd Thirdclass l.AvAtory CarriAEes. BAGGAGE
nhEckED Through from rs,dsGos er pier n New York
maps &c.. at the companys once 28I and asa brosE
u. II. HURLEY. sSssI
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70: Sale Of Gxchangt 8ruuklyn.

WILL PAY g., COO CASH AMI my free md clear farm
80 acres, II rooms, good house barn. and Outhnii.
nts, orchards front srcam AMI pond OH place:
Ihihht"s from railroad station from boat
landing. 10 minutes drive TO ocean or seaylore; on
Connecticut River village 0r l. sex. Conn for good
free and clear house in brooklyn of equal value Apply
T. BURNS, 3I3 ST Marks place. BROOKLYN
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2ailroAas.
2ailrnAds.
De N MS YlvANlA
RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD aAllwAy%f AMERICA.
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY
Block Signals and Intsrlotking Switches.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS, foot oe
Desbrosses and Cortlandt Streets.
IN EFFECT JUNE ~, 1903.

THE FAST LINE.
Sessus SsspIs neS r; s
AN lnaians Indiana il 20 a H.. chicago S.as p. =.
for Toledo except saturday.
THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
S e. pSmns xss
s%okinp and %b.erS.,ion Cars, piessn.fnf nnsneisi
n. snH
al s nn OF .
and st. ou na!.PsPss mex, Az
ST. LOUIS ANDCINCINNATl EXPREea.
Ts snd sna Gs s%Sns .s
Ieseule rass.ngsr Coaches New Goss 70 e iSSs
THE COLUMBIAN ExPREss.
saa Pm
sssfnes New f as to Chicago
THE WESTERN EXPRESS.
ego r. M:,rullmsn ve.,ibuls sIs.p.ns car NV
5sF. New &c YORK e Pses
chicago. Arrives at Cleveland IL 20 A. H., Chicago
s.,ald.y day. Connects for Toledo daily 81.
Pacific EXPRESS.
i. c.ssand JIG ]: i: n.s3 a.;s and as!iy 4 rs:
daily and for tisvsand and cSiuSSus esesp. sssS..
SOUTHWESTERN EXPRESS.
YORK e cinsiaassi: EenpSis. Ana s. Ieai. piniaf
H siS H. 1ss.ss.peis ioiS Il,
S st :ffG SSn. sa fKeemepa and
nanvii!. Raii5oad WITH Through Sleeper to New Or
ohio Railway. with Through Sleeping and Dining
u. Rno1rs csassanSos: ena BilmiosS.n 'A''
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ssF4A: AND the
s:.e .; .Iss :..
GSaesss Ppns Car to Baltimore arriving
falimaa yssloul, fsfiSf C.rs ana Dining ca, INV
u.s. Pullman charge. on either Of !ssss !rslns
Aaa',ion.l EHprs:: 20 rr.,n:, e.9 a. 80 SO
fs ss s sSsSy .as g rs "A
r9S s, e15S ,so ssss VIM
F@R Sxth a&S. 90 =. i. -ssS days through SURE.
~: i:;s S;ss: e
sI6 p. n ttio not stop AZ A.sr:y Park and ocsas
Grove On S1 rax ru,.A,kseR.4.
i ssss'f sis s;js S e
sssS.V. JIG IL I'll sSS tSs
sns 10 "a e. ia g 4 81
For Ti%. Table. q trains to local points, on 81.
4:pT eu;s tss ,p I'm
$40 sas so Or Is sd so ss S r.
Hoboksn: station Jersey city. ,.
dest:nation.
General Manager. General PAss'r Agent
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8tal Gstatr :fnr Sale-gpns aslana.
Observation-Disclosures.

DENSONHUN SI ID IHE-OEA.
The founder. realizing the adj
vantages of such suburban quar-
ter near New York, with south
erly exposure on the ocean, accessi-
bic by rapid transit, resolved after
examining all other locations to
purchase this Site and develop it
to the highest attainable state of
perfection, by the aid of the most
approved modern appliances.
Sewers. rs wei, as water. and gas.
As minutes by boat.
81 minutes by rail. Ears 10 cents
For illustrated circulars nppiyto
". II. CARLouGH, Al wal,t.
New York.
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Hsal Gstate for Sale-Citu.

A TTRACTIvE COTTAGE: modern Improvements:
n near elevated price. $4,000: terms easy.
CARL RANDRiP. I'd av and 16gth st.
EOrR.STORY FRAME HOUSE and lot Pleasant
av.; bargain: 5000; only 81 900 cash balance
ong III ortgnve chance seldom offered others choice
locations. MOTT ,0SS Lexington av cor. l2Uth st.
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for Sale or to Ist-gon, ISLAND.

rkNIiE OCEAN CREST lIuuSl'. Far Hnckaway l.. l.
- rooms, flrni,hcd throughout; barns and out.
bGd.ngs; gnod boating n-tire AMI baihlng. 10 lease
toa Responsible laTty. Apply 70 ..
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3ailroad!s.
NEW YORK.: SoNTA,Eio., Ann WEST


NEW YORK, ONTARIO, AND WEST.
EKS RAILWAY.
In consequence OF the improvements being made ut
the foot OF Jay ST. the ferry and passenger business .
temporarily transferred from to the ferry house
OF the r"nsy rRnia lailroH Company at the foot or
IVES, I3th st. Trains leave West 4@i st;
$500 A. NJ. u minutes earlier from the foot Of West
1911 II FOR Mdhlttown; Boomnghnrgh. Port Jeryls.
Monticello Eltwe. fallsbmrgh. Liberty, Livingston
Manor. Hancock, Gnrbondnie scranton Walton Delhi
wsg", Detroit. Chicago. and points Wet.
D,I5 ~ for CnmpbsI Hall. Lakes Mohonk and
Mime waska Waikiki Valley stations. Mddleown
BIoominyhurgh E!rnvilc, Flsburgh. Monticello iur.
lryviiir. Liberty White Lake.
Balls r n. Gnmrbel Hall, Lakes Mohonk and Min
newaskR, Waikiki Valley stations. MilIilrtOwn. Boom
inghnrg' li!elN". Pittsburgh iurleyvillc, Liberty
While Lake, I.lv .nyston Manor
"a 100 J., NJ. M.ddlc,own falsburgI. Liberty, Lily.
ingstnn Manor, Rock!and, Walton. sidney. Norwich
Oneida Dswego. Rochester. Niagara Fails Detroit. GIN
cage aud West. Pullman slcepcrs reclining chair car
l;A5 I'm ga s.; :"op; NJ, West 18Th St. Sagr'
days only. for Mddletown, BOomngburgh, Eilrnvile.
Mountain Dale; Pittsburgh. MONTICELLO liurleyviiie,
Iii-rty, White Lake. Rockiand.
tbaly; all other trains daily except Sunday.
Pullman drawing room seats and sleeping Oerths
obtained ut 3c3 broadway New York.
&C ANDERSON. u. J.. A.. 51 Beaver ST.. New York.
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5or Sale OF 60 gct-gity.

rI'o LET OR FOR SAi.E-lmmediate possession. II
i room cottage house, with bath, lNJih At. near
Motl ay h.yen minutes NAN from MelIuse station
Harlem River Il. H. Keys next door. 23l West
l22dst. -
CJO stoop house, IN good order: low rent Apply to
ALI Ed u. - hLlNG, ~ Cedar ST.. or Robert
H. Clay janiior, 652 Eas' 18TH NJ.
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+; .fOr Sale or Gu get-slew .asrssy.

FVwosToRY BRICK FACTORY bCILDISG TO lot.
4bNllkl. with or without steam power IN Elizabeth,
k,J. address TOWER, boa ~, Sun once.
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susonal 3lst,ecs.

DlNhl, Will meet you at TeGi,'s Iyr beach sum
- ''rF Resort On tho jtlL CLEiILASp.
Al ARtlED LADIES send iOr for Inf .Iiibe safe
Va guard" tnp niedlcRr. no deceptionl: just what
want, LAuIEs' DAZAR. Rahsas City. No.
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AAilrnxds.
For Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Washington
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

ktO Il AL BLUE LIN Il.
~. VIII 1diqaias Ssr, - sis. sSo. Win ja!sr
l;aS; $780, with dining car. Goo t:oo p. Il. ia:i5i
s and sa ms =. anne
car 800 + H.. i2I5 night. '' 1'"'' ''' WIZ" D."H
For Rsadins: iIsrfi.Ssfs bS'isyis: &C.: .sstSS,%.
ss;ss sisS ss
si f ss,sf's al ss sA.
.SS s, 5Is' ssssvs ssS StS
sSr w,kesHa5Ts rs,oa srd Scranton s4S A. M
ss;h HSSsx s w sy i1sS I,
sSnaa 40 v6a 3 ao 80 30 f2S sS 1850 M
fF:sesa sns f5r"s' sanass se
ss Fr.en"i m, .on,, =, po,
P PS2, 30 Ss6 9i e ssS
AK sASer! 9fsA" Grove and A''"F' Park II 80
F sS asTrss Park and Bar
Atlantic CITY vneland, and siidse,on, AsoA. M.
ssseTfsi and Highland Beach,
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. DC,
For Atlantic iiirhaais M.snisna beach s.abrlrh.
and Long Branch, at so 900. II 900 A. M 90 3:45
$50. $50 p. NJ sundays $50 A: NJ, :OoP. NJ.
For Theron. Ocean Grove. Ashury Park. aud Point
For Red ssnk So Ii 90 H. 90 SAC 5:sor NJ
Sundays a::5O A. N.
FOR Eskewopl, Toms River and Barnesat. a. +:so A
For Freehold at i 90. SAC 5:aoP.M
Trains leave station foot Liberty ct. via
LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
. HSh".c az, cn q Chicago Express. daily. sis
Nj. $50 r. NJ. 8,iS +. H.. 1870 +. Il.
For Buffalo, Niagara Falls. and the West.
s:l5 A. NJ. 1907 NJ Sundays, $40 A. NJ. $50 P NJ
For Ehston 700 S:15 A. NJ. 1880. 2:l5. 3+5. SIG
$50 l.. NJ. sundays. 200. $40. 800 A. NJ. +4O 1880
For bethlehem. Allentown. and Mauch Chunk 7 90
S.l5 4. NJ. 1890. 2:l5 except MRuch Chunk 49,
5:l5. 30 M. Sundays 700, s:l5 II :0V A. NJ. 40
da rSt i e. rs sa' H. 4 jim sA 7'of Sun
For points in the Mahanoy coal region at s:15 A. ~.
1890, 3:45 r. sunday $40 II 200 NJ.
l:ao s:45 ;Sof. NJ. sundays except scranton, s:l5
Fer ESni!a, os15A.M. 12:ao, 7:so Pm sundays
Tickets and parlor seats be procured At l72
$50 2''l, 4lh. 49, n42, Il4o Broadway. 10 Murray st.
3l4 Canal ST. 81 East l4th st. 235 Columbus av and
53 West l25th St; New York 1913 Washington st, 1928
Wesicott Express Co viii call for and check baggage
from no! or residence TO destination
A. A. Mcleod, &C. HANCOCK.
Prest and Gen. N'B'r. Gen. Pass Agent.
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WAR N | m G..

Be not deceived by spacious promises and
glowing misrepresentation. / do not give
chrome and u pension with every lot
which can force off.
do not call lots 20 miles away "subur-
BAN" -
II you want good SUBURBAN property.
less than ten miles from Madison Square or
City Hall. call at my office. will sell ut
LOWER prices than you will be charged
for lots that you CANNOT reach in an
hours trip and give you something for your
money. I AM IN EARNEST.
This is not snap" This is REAL
real estate. Beautiful. nearby. convenient.
No big excursions. no mob OF ill-smclling
rabble. No cheap promises that WILL
NEVER BE KEPT. | am here to sell and
give full values. l sign my own name and
DORTABLE and permanent cottages. NIL purposes.
styles installme nts; morfgage: PLAN free
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Gost md found.

y 'h,,N,ED from West itta st.-yOrGsnire terrier
ii, l"hs, silky white hair: name Nellie collar.
' ''opOh IN L,bsral reward Tor return Of same to
-.---- BRONZE fuCNDRN -. West ldth ST.
S2O() l9't on saturday afternoon between Warren
Nj ~ dnd tdt 81, station 9TH nv. l.; III" Hinder
Adj nI' ib'Taly rewarded ter returning same.
Kn ibNl' box ~ sun uptown Office H. G5
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N >|'1|S:'I w '132;1;
GN NJ; r. !:
~ HUDSON RIVER r. r.
DIRECT LINE TO NIAGARAP FALLS
All trains arrive at and depart from Grand
Central Station, 42d Street; the only railroad
station in the City. Trains leave as follows:
EMPIRE STATE EXPRESS.
=; T? Ss s1sFf fa fIt' 'fvs nSa:,s
FAST MAIL.
9O sprns. aes. s s y9aeSse o1 B"o eAn''a
SARATOGA. LAKE FORGE. AND MON.
TREAL SPECIAL.
92O asE MaRAf!y esST cres InSSnfEs.r Rp' sA'
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO LIMITED.
1000 4. M;-.Day. Due Chicago s:+S A. n.
DAY EXPRESS.
1O:3O MIExespt soHa.,ys SaHurdaE train
SARATOGA LIMITED.
lou Saratoga 0:1oPM.
SOUTH ESTERN LIMITED.
1855 f. oa. ~ I' fns essrs fare
wORLB'S FAIR SPECIAL.
1855 dsy MSN 10 .s'ya t PSs Chicago o0r next
ALBAN1. TROY, AND SARATOGA
SPECIAL.
$3.50 ,o; ME1 s.ls, ssnsaS pst Albany 7a'
NORTH SHORE LIMITED.
4:3Ora. xs M,9 81 Due Detroit e'''A'A Chi
FAsl WESTERN EXPRESS.
S.00 M:-Daily; Due Chicago 800 I. NJ St.
NORTHERN EMPRESS.
7.On Il. M.-Daily Due Montreal 1855 AN.
Ht lr1ts..N f'H isfNAns FAIR !if:,A4N n
1870 Niagara P Psiisy vH Has Buffalo $50 A. NJ
CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.
S.On y. N.-paily pue Cincinnati 7 90 r. NJ.
C:UO Indianapolis il:Ij r. NJ. 81 Louis 7 :35 AN.
LIMITED FAST MAIL.
~ ny I, Nj. -Daiy. sleeping car passengers for
J:UU Rochester only carried on this tram.
tUHAGO NIGHT EXPKEss.
ok N.-Daily. For Buffalo, Detroit and
~: I'D Chicago
ASH HH hA HHHIk T SiTiHsi %SESI.s.
Two trains with through Drawing Room Cars to Pitts
ff@ S S" A %sSsg' ss'S $50 %S ss F ,s:a:a
~ o SItG 4; Ami , AZ" ds and saw,
ears argy al Grand Central station. or AZ lia 26 4l5
go ~. i:L9shwny 3in Columbus az Ha Nest lebth
72H fulron st. and "a broadway T. u, Bruoklyn
AGys Trans rxGers those leaving at $50. a:lo
JOHN NJ ToI'iEY. GEORGE II DANiELs
General Manager. General Pass Agent
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for Sale OF @ Ist-Graukluu.

ENCELLEET LOCATION for grain and feed stcr, .nr
~ rent; water 'front.' gowing part of Brooklyn; 20
minutes from Battery; low rent To the right IN an
A. W. III MrIREiS. 80 broadway New York
81 HARRISON AY.--GOud business location BROOK.
- i tn, f. D. tine store and living rooms huck .uita
bic inr any substantial business; 81 30: others offices
&r wv. II. GRACE. Niilough5y s,corEer Jay and 2O5
Montague st.
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a HAHE CHANIE, FA RIM 30 A!KEs,
si:SGoSkISE of!SE GKSuS6,r NHM
MACON. fxRM fMPi:EMHNNTTs; 81, 900;
TO SEE. AND rIRt iIAsE. KOREHT
NHEEI.AS, ATLANTIC AND VAN SIC
LEN Avs.
BUILDING PLOTS for sale in Far Rocknway. Long
~ Island. Apply tof.C NORTON
ELuSIIISG. L. I-lots 500 and 5000: terms to suit.
OWNER 1913 Dean st, Brooklyn.
SURROUNDING THE MAGNIFICENT improv cments
- at Bensnnhurst-l.ots for sale at $40; street
graded shade trees planted. Address
A. Is. POTrERTOS. Al Wall st. New York.
TNHOMASTON HIGHLANDS OF Great Neck com nd.
L ing view Of Long Island Sound and Manhasset BAY:
property fully restricted five eight and ten room
otaRes tor sale: $500 to 500 cash down; $50 to $50
monthly. Apply to /. {. DESMAN. ThOmaston. L. l..
or W. K. GRACE Co. New York
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pII,.reTiELpD. IaEENsSsX, NORTH ADAMS.
VIA HARLEM DIVISION.
FOR IkOSTON

LONG ISLAND AND EASTERN sTATES LINZ.
Solid Pullman veStibnle train leaves Brooklyn II. l.
\, station 10 4, ~ daily. except Sunday, due in
'oston v;3V r. ". Tickets at L. l. h Il. goiess
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fpr Sale or % 5et-Tuuntry.

RARGAlNS IN Rockiand county farms and residences
I. Is IISrINASsE. Spring Valley. NY
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am responsible for oil / print. My Office
will DO open ON JULY 4TH from 10 o'clock
A. NJ. TILL O'CLOCK Y. NJ. and will sell
you better property for less money aud on
easier terms Or you are rcspcctablc) than
will any of tho big moncy-mnking snaps.
Call and will send n gcntlcmanly agent to
tickets broadcast. You needn't go with the
greasy mob. You can visit my lovely prop
crty in a digniied, self-rcspectng manner
and be certain that your next door neigh
Dor will not he either scavenger or ban
ana pcddlcr. You can buy on your own
terms ut prices that will certainly make
money for you.
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