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The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-08-11

A huge toadstool has appeared every
fall for the last ten years on a low branch
Of an elm tree, near Woldeck park, Ber-
lin. 1t stands about twenty-five inches
high and has cap almost two feet in
diameter. Two years ago policeman
picked it, cooked it, and ate, and suf-
fered no bad results from the meal. On
Sept. 8 the big toadstool sprouted for
the eleventh time. Paris Letter.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-08-11

The will of the late Flora Payne Whit
ney, wife of ex-Secretary of the Navy
William G, Whitney, leaves all her prop
erty, real and personal, to her husband
and makes him sole executor. The per-
sonal estate is valued in the petition of
Mr.. Whitney at $2,8O0,0OO and the real
estate at $750,00O.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-08-11


A curious find has been brought to
light by Mrs $. w. Culp AS she was
breaking lump Of coal preparatory to
putting it in the scuttle she discovered.
as the lump fell apart, imbedded in cir
cular shape, a small gold chain about
ten inches in length Of antique and quaint
workmanship At first Mrs. Culp thought
the chain had been dropped accidentally
in the coal, but as she undertook to lift
the chain up the idea of its having been
recently dropped was at once made fall
lacious, for as the lump Of coal broke it
separated almost in the middle, and the
circular position OF the chain placed the
two ends near to each other As the
lump separated the middle Of the chain
became loosened, while each end re-
mained fastened to the coal
This is study for the students Of
archaeology who love to puzzle their
brains over the geological construction
of the earth, from whose depths the Gu
rious is always cropping out. The lump
OF coal from which this chain was taken
is supposed to come from the Taylor
vile or Pana mines, and it almost bushes
ones breath with mystery when it is
thought for how many long ages the
earth has been forming strata after
strata which hid the golden links from
view The chain was Of eight carat
gold and weighed eight pennyweights.- =
Morrisonvills tllls.) Times,
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-08-11

To have a case of 10 different rings is
the fashionable girls present ambition.
Each ring must be set with the stone
particularly significant Of the respective
month and is worn individually for luck.
The idea is old, not so old as the hills
nor even as the valleys between them,
but only so old as Elizabeth's time.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-08-11

Objectionable Wooer (effusively)-I as
sure you that if you are not kinder shall
take the next steamer and visit friends
in Germany.
Fair One Calmly lido; there is now no
reason why you shouldn't.
o. W.-What do you meani
F, O.-There are no longer restrictions
upon American pork.-Pittsburg Bulle-
tin.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-08-11

The London Graphic has portrait and
sketch Of Potara, a Maori cannibal, who is
IS years old and still has good set Of nat
ural teeth. He has not eaten white man
since 1915. He speaks well Of white folks,
but for steady diet prefers Maori, as the
whites, or 'pakehas, have "a salty and BIT
ter flavor" Potara must have q retentiys
memory Of his tastes
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-08-11
WOMAN'S WORLD.
LOVELY COSTUMES AT THE QUEENS
LATE DRAWING ROOM.

Inventor of the Hoopskirt - Two Inter
eating Princesscs- Earning Money For "a
Church Fair--A woman'a Defense--The
Lavender Girl
The queen had a perfect sunshiny
spring day for her drawing room on
Thursday, and the showing Of toilets
was all that the greatest lover Of gowns
h the world could have asked for.
The colors which seemed to find most
favor were delicate pinks, soft shades of
green and dull gold-except for debu-
tantes, who of course wore white or
cream. Myrtle green and violet pre-
vailed everywhere. Had all the ladies'
pledged themselves not to wear reds and
blues, and to combine in having gowns
ofdelicate tints, they could not have been
more successful in the dainty ''impres-
Gonist" effect produced. Green and
violet, violet and green-these were the
colors one saw on every side, displayed
by matrons and maids from St. James
palace to Grosvenor place.
Turquoise seemed to be the favorite
stone in jewels and to find as much favor
~ did the emerald and the sapphire for
merly.
Light, ethereal fabrics--like chiffon
sauze, lisse and crape--were much used
to trim dresses. Satin was certainly the
favorite stuff, and in many instances it
was shot with another hue than its own,
producing fine effect.
Lace iappets were worn in some in
stances instead OF white tulle wells and
accorded well with court costumes in
light colors.
Very few short skirts were seen, and
unfettered tiounces were the principal
form OF trimming for dresses, especially
for those Of the younger ladies' The bal
loonlike arrangements of chiffon, gath
cred in at intervals, and especially around
the hem, were not again observed, as
they were found to be rather ungraceful
at the first drawing ROOM
Almost the only American present was
the bride, Lady Grey Egerton, who only
few weeks ago was Miss Cuyler of Bal
timore. She has been going everywhere
since her marriage and promises to make
rather stir in the social world.
She wore magnificent gown of creamy
satin, made empire style and trimmed
with a quantity of lace, ostrich plumes
and pearl embroidery. The train was of
satin, draped inside with figured gauze
and bordered with ostrich plumes.
The dowager Lady Egerton, who pre-
sented her daughter-in-law, wore black
satin gown, quite yelled on the skirt and
bodice with an embroidery OF cut jet in
curved lines. The train Of mirror velvet
was shaded in tones of deep violet and
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-08-11

Dory Coal, farmer of Saunders
county, came to the city Wednesday
after his mail, and one Of the letters
handed him was from his former sweet
heart, Miss Harris, written at Port
Bryan, Ills, May 8, 1875. It was six
teen years, four months and thirteen
days reaching its destination. Nebraska
State Journal,
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-08-11

A violet girl was pretty sight in a
ballroom the other evening. Her white
silk gown had sleeves of violet velvet,
with the upper part of the corsage com
posed entirely of violets SO cunningly
scented with veritable violet odor that
the Illusion was very effective. Buffalo
News
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-08-11

For the throats Of young girls who are
restricted in their choice of jewelry the
circlets ofturquoises with pearlsare espe-
cially liked. Sometimes circlets of en-
ameled flowers--white violets or mar
guerites are WORN.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-08-11

tested by experts
in New York and
Chicago, and they
are full of enthusi-
asm over Its pos
sibilities, though
conceding that it
is not yet working
perfectly. 1t would
fill four columns
like this to give
the briefest pos
sible description
of the invention,
and not one per-
:
son in 10000 could
understand it, as
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-08-11

black cloth, with darker purplish shade
Of velvet. But whatever she wears will
be lavender in some form Or other Do
you like the idea2 = Cor. Philadelphia
Music and Drama.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-08-11

The accessories Of the Mural paint
ings by Lafarge in Cornelius Wander
bilt's New York house were done by
young women students of the Academy
Of Design, and one Of these girls did the
same work in a New York church.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-08-11

Miss Mary E. Wilkins is extremely
fond of quaint ornaments and rare arti-
cles from faroff countries. Among her
treasures is triple necklace of South
sea shells in which all the colors of the
rainbow play at hide and seek.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-08-11

BE shy Of the young man who is
waiting for chance and is going to
make millions" said the pastor to the
young women of his congregation.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-08-11
PROFESSOR eaAWs INVENTION.

The Telautoeraph In Hany Respects More
Wonderful Than the Telephone.
Professor Elisha Gray's new and wonder
ful invention, the telautograph, has been
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-08-11

Mount Holyoke seminary has realized
its ambition and become full fledged
college under a new charter, the semi
nary course being dropped.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-08-11

Mrs. Langtry and the Duchess of Mont
rose have Joined John Strange Winters
No Crinoline league. The league now
numbers over II 900 members.
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-29

par ben 9amIe, Der iasbe gobmOrscu til gambus. Sle.
men formobentIig par blsuen iaa britia paa Grunb al
Jim forsfaaenSe Neiie, at ban anIaa al Soriiotiabeo for
o%perflsoig. Spab enten ban M uioe bepiie bette. eIer
bet nnaaifs biorsrte fra ct SiIieloe - @sora piOife life
at ben 9an'Ie tunoe sicre fig iua lyitis, iom ban uiIoe.
a~loenltlno Madam Nebetta aIerebe par qaaet uS - uit
er bet, at atltslaa9et faIo iaa baarbt /, at aobaloeret
bs'rteoe ben npbagte auptein fra at bortIope ct miuut
mere az ben Sptfe, Der usntcoe BAN Moroenituubeu.
gu borte man ben @amIe / 6orituen. @sOro ban.
teOe pua 9Gsssn.
"@OOm'rsen, 6arbrorl"
"gOomOr8en, 9r. auptsin! !" 6IuaItipperen oobueOe
Ssren; "e9 bar alIersoe ueret Oppc Iense. stul ri life
afteO inart2"
"Strdr, 6arbrOrl Seq tror lite, gaatlaOninaen uil
ta8e mango Minuter."
uOFa9tsn 9lalot naturIi9uis ct geIsa paa griooeu
Sag M'eOatIle'iOIsn fren, @orl" iuoOe Stormbom
"a ban Tom tilba9e omtrent alutten toIp Dbsrit S,u III,
Den lt'nnsr iOm M % gin mig iOa nit forte .ooJstor.
tIe0e % Oct rsObIOmmeoe ~oitinbiife 9ommetorfIpo +,
Sen gan'Ie ltI til tort giIOs iOas."
% 0Ia9'ttpperen antos en- FABIAN IQrbiobsS m;n.
% 9o!0nmg, at NaSam 8ebstta table babe apfe ~
Miunb. ;" W
aaa 9por aIUsrSsn itaI bu ba ben, aar24
.Sss lp'ier %tiImiSSas Dos min samIe @6ef. SOp,mo,.
p~srtaptein bon u......i"
"Nei, bpaS flyer bu2"
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-29
1872

ie9 ier paa big, at bu fcritaar en- balutuGbet Iiie, os ies
bsrer paa Bin @aben, at bu suffer mtg tiIptfe. wtsn
sratuler osiaa big ieIp, iom faar en- FABIAN lSeriferinbe!
Seq bliper benoes fOrite SIape, BIZ ben anben men bet
flyer is Big: piier on lite 3ruber 40 en- pis Yerion.....
aba, min gut, bu %bespnber auereoe at reiie big: Su taas
Ier lite en9an9 at bore 9poen al Cure Grams Naun."
90 ira 6annp, Siarlisbeoeu % euselis fra GIuiras
forte Stne, Der uiIbe blanoe fig bet Gele, git @eorss
Ganter libt eier Iibt over til bet &apitel, Der ~uSsiOrbe
bans egentIise 9ipseIement: Soen.
gu fob ban paa Deficit al fit imutte 6artsi os foms
manpereoe meb tIar us fat Stemme. Ss Der fob ban
Iiseiaa roIis 5aren iom iMeb9ansen. San Loo Stors
men bIeie op os tass til meb ben forfGroeIiss 9aiti9beo,
for bpilfen e smGnoeue iaa oite er ubfatte. San nluus
s%urereoe meb Srissen unber flere ~forifieaise OmitGnoi9s
beber, tiIiatte % minitsbe Sell, Iaa ben enc Sang biGIs
peIss meb inettet Wiait, Om'rins buiItsn be iSnosrreune
Selitumper ~faSreoe Sinben, % ur en- auOen Sang
npbt til, meo eiusfare, meo iortuiIet 6orpouenbeo, at
boIbe iaa nrr ino imob SrGuoin9en, at ban ueo sen
blotte 6oreitiuing bsrom oniaa alt for tabt. Ntsn bpor
Nemt bet eno unoer benne natiss llblu9t Iaa uo for
saptein 9stsIers Brig, tOm ben bog naturIisuis oItiO
bsIItiuoet uo at Saren.
Seuab Worssn luttsoe Sspueu eaoeIta @eoros Ci,.
Iaas for ct BAR timers lib. Den RGrte eieIsipan.
bins, Der iaa Ianse bapbs bOISt bans Blob itOo, Ioo
snbnu | OpaIs. Sa ban bafist for op, pallet af en- pus.
IsuSe spS ! SiSsuersliet. San mGrteSs inart. at Set
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-29

l2l
~petuniGre anIis9enbers Stplb; ban usO, at min SuSsr
bar en- lioen SapitaI til mig. bog, bet er iau6t, BET Tan
bet Title nptte at fomnle meo... Oar bans iofe Orb til
mig taite8, oa ri itHtes 40, life: "grieeens llofturelie
os Yrooiantering peotommer ubeIutfenoe lrits. u. %,
raar ban blot uiclte, ~bporleoes Bet er fatl San bapSe
frnOst bet Snnite fin Srben, at ies reiiie biem % bill
leoe poa Fapa, buem ban psb, ies bOIper iua mesct at,
buls le9 blot life bapoe iuaret iaa ubetGntismt, at bet
blot beroeoe paa ct Sreu ira BAN - iom ON Bet par
n'uIt9t at ban lite piloe ie mig, MI 0a ies bar uaret Iuu
lGn9e borte!... 6piS ies uubeubiertigt betroeoe ban bet
!oeIe og IasOs: "Sr. ScmmanrOrtaptein, ies bar iluoe
at reiie biem Os fri, " iuu piIbe ban iittert iuare: "Rsis
meO Sub, min Out, ru tan intet beOre sipre." 9oa
nei, ies bar life WtOo til at taIe ON, buorleoes oct itoor
til meO nit !9ierte, fsrenO -"
Ser b%etrastsoe @eors fin p~sntre tsaunS ca bapSs /
fin Senrgt'elie mar 'psiet ben Singer, buor en- STING meS
6ouup 9olmerS gtoun mart 1tuIoe bGute.
81 om!,.. Wfin Sub, buaO tGnter gu paa!" iaoSe
@eors os tIappeoe BEN pua 9uIuet ueo Sioen al Gen:
gen IiS8enne 6apOrt, ben iumme, iOm ~tiOIisere. eiter fin
iertts 9notraoelie bet itermbomIte Sus, boeoe intos'
INTO 9aroerOben, dor, Moiis Som, buor ton Su
nGnne at fore, uaar bin $bsrre lite fan faa ct Blunt
| Ginsns for lutter @la6e2 On mao pGre paasen, bin
arubat!... 9laa, I~pfteIiss Rom, bar bun lite fiertssne
big mere enb en- @aus2 = "a, ies trOr enoos. bun ba'
iySiet big! 9ten bryit big lite %formsset! Ger Sn, be
lisssr bin Serrs, iom inart ifal fortranse big. Raa
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-29
1874

1874
WatrOnen uar in~senIunbe iOIsslcs for ben sers, Der
peoer ores benoes Wiano.
"Som ies iasoe, Maor = rap big blot! On Ter pa,
at iss life sr en- iaaban .&rpiter, iom bu uilSe biIOe mig
inc mat for at faa mig til at blipe biemne."
Ute' SlSinsen iaa iaa biertenSsob no, nleoe'S pan
la9Oe bette; ban tos Matronens {oaano meS en- 6Orn'e'
lI9bco, iont ON ban bso benoe op til en- tor Msenue', %
tySieOe ben.
"Naa, Nfor, siorbe jes mine eager bebre Ior 'prFs'
tpue Nar fiOen? Gent = ipiie t~ilmiooas hos e9eIeh
Selltab meo to aapteiner, &aptein grOi9er Os SapisIH
setSler! Oct er bog en- berIig cling, at 6oIf letter pr''
pa en o9 inSier, at ON Stroset enc ct lOt ormllp'le''
lna er bet bog for sOot til at bu99es op enSna. ia, OCT It
bpsset al iGa sOot CONNER, at bet subnu fan leIle nna"'
gen en- ny StuOs isnoer % %iantnen."
"uRen 9eorss Brig bu flyer life ct Orb ON oenf
seq Tan life ii9e alt poa en- Gang; men OIL ltal Oos'
Nor, at ON Sor9erre ieIu Bauoe uaret Sgsmsller, 9"p0'
Den bog alorig funnel iaa beore 9teisniug eller Sa''t,
la9s. Sliuer ben III Blot sott %5emanoet, Iaa tror leS'
at rheo en- iaaban 8aptein os en- iaaoan Stprmano.'''"'
Naa, BORT, Wior, bsl!"
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-29
6borIeoeS rt bItr aomf.

1raaoen, Der biuoer o. I'll eipet, briter INN, q,
s.pets MERIDIAN macs hos Reripner. ,vm !, 80
iienbte gaibier FOR 5erupeIien AZ ben ,piat,rA. ~
trait, beIer life fan eptfens RiIse ca 4 lana, a, 20
lremsraat % oeSarsi, a00r bet lite fHoes. aufps,r
lom bar srsOsf 90 r'arei--inobs'att mango bs,i,ntt,
sassr Si'fn'ns'n al esitetters 9iGusbittcr, 5str.,,
ter 0sns ot0nHoerlise Sratt iOH et brr al stsrfe i
page ssssr,er % I iUGiifoe % atirritees spf,m,r
SOisf areetosa al sesernst iIhttionesa< iOrust appett,
6orssel'e I yRst % seO RaiteiSpn fsIssr mso yru,,p
al bette tnlst InHs o. beeite SRisSeI. srus Toe,
lsiais SiprismioIer ! SteOet. Der uosiOes Tor at pSr,
b NR tt suer itanenOe fin sir'nius. gurtans y,
GSte, DIR et ct onel fieuSt MisOeI. fer baurl,a ror,
es'sIie, Malaria, aerrefttci, 6orituppeIie, aeS,r. .,
NpreipS BONNIE iamt 8beumatsme. rg,as
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-29

%imiIenoe, iSet BUN bog berebpiai9t git no, for at ftaffs
Danb til golsu.
Sper bet Suu af sIinreubs 6orbaabnin9er, paa buiIs
let @eOrss 6antuii ieisOe benue gfut, itinnebe en- Stisrns,
fou essntIis gap be a~Oipreots Qartier here's rstts SLAMS
os eiu. 0enns Stierue uar 5aunps Siusbe: % 10
IGnssre @eOrs b~etrasteee bet, ct beitO itiGrsre os re-
mere 9ps iau ban bet.
"gau iinbes, " iusoe ban psb fig ieIu, "SimIen os min
samIs Gbsf pare IOpsoe, life ben SinOrins mere, iom
min 5aber bar Opftiuet meaem bense ps mig! gu sr ies
ftret for 5remtibsn, M er jag min esen. 0isn buao
gGrb uiIbs benne eptts pei bare, buis I'M life bette
benz"
9a Der uItiaa intet fuIctOmmsut sapes for @sora,
noen at 6anups geliobsIls fatts 6ronsn oerpaa, oialbt
bet blot ON at tOnms til fuIb 9isbso ON, buao Der par
bebf, enten at ifrtue til 6ubsrsr, Os ct inbIast 9rsu
ill 6uHnp for at mebbeIe BAN ben fore 9tpbso, saer ogs
iaa bette par beg bet, Der upuutuiIeIis uiIbe pSs BAN
ben iioriic 2 - ieIu at reie bem en- llses Gib, for
msb 90 ,t.e at bare fin eytte fro 6annps
s9ns g.
"Wea a.Ha.serfapteinen biuise bstte2 9l bet
lite unsre Sam, a! ieg, Hst0p iom ies bar faaet nit melt
branbsnes Unite opipIOt, tiItrabsr en- &siis / iamms
pisbIf, iOm min girtiOmbss itaI bsspnss, Os bet ousuis
fipbei en-, Tom life bar pGrsi beftemt forub... gaei, !"
iGnste gtors, Abet pl ban lite ipnss sobt ON. Men
bau br mbis. at leg osiOa snI,er at reiie bem for mine
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-29
VienSe &apttel.

ufeo SirnIsn / Siertst % gIeben | gIifht traa0'
gsors IND bet 6otsI, Bpor ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS p@'
taset inS meo fin 5amilie.
"Naa, 9eanins," iasSe 6ommanosrfaptsinsr, N
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-29
100

imiIsnbs, ibet BUN bog berebpiaist git uS, for at ftaffe
Dano til gpuen.
The evening world., 1893-09-23

/" Upon request or adrertissrs MAR
RICE AND DEA IN NOTIONS printed N
THE WORLD ,1in DC teiegraphed 10 ana
veprfnted IN any one or the Jotlotpino papers
without extra charge 10 The ddrsrtfser:
Philadelphia tPo.) Pubic Ledger.
. Chicago Ut.) Tribune.
Albuny (N. w Argus.
Boston Globe.
ST Louis Post. Dispatch.
The evening world., 1893-09-23
furnished Rooms Wanted.

COMFORTABLY mrnlaa"i ioom wanted Jy tive
Young men. Addrrs', rlrtteUlats AMI terms,
z, bon so Uptown World,
FURNISHED ROOM ia Jersey ,Ity tor man and
wife; board for wife only 81 per week. Address
T. q. bok aBl BrooklYn.. -
WANTED First door ihtnished ruow rent must
bo, very node ate: vicinity Ot park preferred,
si,s psrtIeuisrs. A. b. dIG iraaistAn ave-, Bridge
Il lpft Guuu.
The evening world., 1893-09-23
Business Property Wanted.

for rectifyIng aud wholesale liquor business,
steam power desired location between Chambers
sth ave. Address I. u. q, l33 IVES, 18th At.
wASTED Store to open iirst.ulssS barber shop.
1888 Lexington ave, near Sith st.
w~ANTED-Store. with rooms, rent not ever $40.
canuy store, 1905 I'D ave.
The evening world., 1893-09-23
unfurnished Rooms Wanted.

LARGE unfurnishcd ioon on west side, 3ath aud
6GtI sts.. t. ms moderate, hv single gentleman
good ference. Address y, ITO WcSt 10th st
tNfukNlSiiED ATTIC u permanently
private family preferred Harlem inAiuiy for
storage Of furniture. Theatrical. box 80 World,
uptown,
UNfURNlSiED OoM with closets, for YOUNG
lady wesaside, between a3d and 90th SITS. inust
be reasonable. J.. 4. Dragon, ldl East 2ad at.
uNtuRSlSHED ROOMs-rwo rooms Tor lady
aud cniid near Roebling St. not more than 81
per month. Address Mrs. r., .0j kOebling st.,
Brooklyn.
The evening world., 1893-09-23
Flats and Apartments To Let.
unfurnlshsd - Rvooktyn.

To LEr-Flats' to secure choiac ~ apartments In
the Riverside apply now a few weeks later hun
drrdS OF people Will ,sll fnr apartments anh ,an'
not he accommodated All sun-lightCl rooms. irs.
pro: Staircase. separate NIier-tlOsets, SINK and
tab fg zach apartment, large private Igrh, Sc
I,Ht N,Gl to 81 per wc,k, auul tHr Illustrated rr'
Wlor. Agent, RlNcrsiic 20 luralcmon it, hhlln.
furnished West Side.
lsIll ST, 9hS WIS1-SII rooms. bath, IN rrors.
hshi, ~eieaantly furnished. 80, uniutnishei
trst hoor, s30.
39TH ST, ah2 N~iSr-Nic-ly furnished tlAts, four
aud i've rooms aud bath all improvements.
JArItur,
CO~MPLEfELy furnished Hat, sit rooms and UAtl.
sls,6O per week. Inquire IFS West i9th st
Gabaxsn's belt
NEAR BROADWAY Two newly furnished I ali
light rooms ard BATH, lanituf. lI West Saith
The evening world., 1893-09-23
Real Estate for saIe-BrookIyn.

- TENTlON-For sale, ~ new, 2-story frame and
W,risK houses; $500 down. balance on install
fAsnt MORTGAGE; IL rooms. double improvements
Tor 2 families rsat a sSi per month inquire Of
[pt,. near Fulton ave-. IN blocks from Crescent st.
|Statiou. East New York.
BARGAINS in two stories. near Kings J levated
( staten, 50, 800; extra lot, ~, 800, ~, 700; bay
window and stable, 81. 400; two families. 81. 300;
~. $50; flats. $4,000, $780, $3'7oo' $4,000
Young, Van siclen and Blake ayes.
IBARG AIMS. HOUSES a., 800 up; corner store,
20. 900: Chestnut ST., Eastern Parkway, Montauk
'''''''' A'ns' County l. ROAD VIZ KS Builder.
FUR SAL.E OR 70 L.ET-30 Myrtle ave, now
occupied by the frsie Prose-. block from City
TO let, 2d and 81 floors in new building, %
Myrtle ave. suitable for light manufacturing bust
ness. Inquire 80 Myrtle ave. Brooklyn.
FOR SALE. an spartment-house in Brooklyn.
good location easily rented. Apply by letter
gully =? 4 ARNoT. al Fulton ST..
Brooklyn.
all improvements, two-story bay window, only
three blocEs from stations OF two elevated roads, at
$500 cash, = ~ and ,uteIe,t monthly; And lots
You cannot buy a lot for. So, 900. ROBERT
whEELAN. Atlantic and Van Siclen ayes.
e ~Two-FAMILY HOUSES. elegantly decorated:
S395 cash. SIS monthly; title guaranteed free.
H. ROGERS, 1853 Broadway.
xIOO FIRST PAYMENT. balance on easy terms.
viii buy you a home on the beautiful ridge e.
. .sa1..s from to1 p ssts Il S.sn J ,tii s. !. q ABRAMS sfna MSss !
SON. 179 30 ave-. Brooklyn.
l6I SARATOGA AVENUE, sell or lease been
ARD GOODWIN. 1903 Broadway.
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furnished Rooms to Let.


~ srobktvn,. 3 q.
CHARLES ST, ]. near York. Brooklyn Nice
large room, complete Tor housek eeping Tor two,
QUE lighl, 81. 30 weak; also one for light house.
keeping Tor two, VI, 20.
DUfilEl.D ST, ITl-S: lsl &c le,rahle rooips
we'll furnished; al cphyrniencss light huuse.
keeping vi gentlemen,
HENRY 81, ~. Brooklyn Front parior. tur.
nished, gentleman or lady or twn gentlemen y
minutes from bridge u ierrS, also iva suisil
rooms.
POPLAR si,,4n, BreyklSn,3 MINUTES ir0fu bridge
Nicely Mrnished trge AZ s'n.,t rooms, al
in improvements
Jersey City.
HALLIDAY 81, lls-l our ,ooms 'ylly furnished
for hon.eecrp,ug 81 30 weekly Desbros's' or
tortlaudt ferries.
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MARRIED.

CALDWELL-HARTELL. On Wednesday. sept
&c, 1898, at st. Michsel's Episcopal Church
New York. by the Rev. DIR. John p. Peters. AL
nERr J. CALDWELL to EDNA CAMILLE. dausn
ter OF the late John l~IartelI.
PouEhksepsis. N. Y, pa pers please copy.
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Houses Wanted.

Gus WANTED in Brooklyn by small family.
eight or nine rooms convenient to bridge or l.
roads; good condition.. state terms. kc.. X. box
SEQ World.
WANTED-To rent = furnished. room house; cen
trial location, near Broadway. Address or call
500 sth ave., LIST floor.
House or fiat completely furnished for
housekeeping within ~ minutes OF CitysHaii;
rent not TO exceed $40 monthly. L.. boz 800 World.