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Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-06-05
Throw Physic to the Dogs.

Many do this. They become disgust
ed with doctors and cure-alls. Such
have never tried Tyner's Dyspepsia
Remedy. 1t puts the stomach in Or
der, and many diseases are thus put to
flight. Keep the stomach in order and
diseases cannot exist. Try Tyner's
Dyspepsia Remedy. 1t builds up and
gives new life from the first dose. Try
it. so cents per bottle. For sale by
druggists.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-06-05
Reyare of Ointments for Catarrl, that
Contain Mercury,


Contain Mercury,
As mercury will surely destroy the
sense of smell and completely derange
the whole system when entering it
through the mucous surfaces. Such
articles should never be used except
on prescriptions from reputable physi-
clans, as the damage they will do is ten
fold to the good you can possibly de-
rive from them. Halls Catarrh Cure,
manufactured by f. j. Cheney 4 Co,
Toledo, o.. contains no mercury, and
is taken internally. acting directly up
on the blood and mucous surfaces of
the system. In buying Halls Catarrh
Cure be sure you get the genuine. 1t
is taken internally and made in Tole-
do, Ohio, by F. J. Cheney & Co. Tes-
timonials free.
~ Sold by Druggists, price 10 cents
per bottle.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-06-05
President Clsyeianl's Cancer.

1t has been rumored that he has it.
If he would take course of Botanic
Blood Balm, the best blood purifier
and huilding-up remedy in the world,
he would soon be we'll. It will not dis
appoint. Price Sl.00 per large bottle.
For sale by druggists. Use it for all
blood and skim diseases, rheumatism,
catarrh, etc.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-06-05
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Most Perfect Made.
statement of Government Receipts and
Expenditures.

WASHINGTON, June IA compare
tive statement of the receipts and eX-
penditures of the United States during
the month of May and during the elev-
en- months of the present fiscal year
shows the receipts for May to have
been 5230OO,994 and the expenditures
s29, 10, 140. leaving the deficit for the
month s6,712, 146. The receipts for the
eleven months aggregated s270, 494, 410,
and the expenditures S34l ,036,337, leav-
ing deficit for the eleven months of
$40, 561 1927. During May, 1894, the re-
ceipts from customs were 59,193.067,
against 5l5, 424,S53 during May, 1893.
The receipts from internal revenue
were l2,04l,950, against Sl3,212, lob for
May of last year. The expenditures on
account of pensions were about 81 ,3OO,-
600 less than for May of last year.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-06-05

Look here, Prohibition brother, wha
is the difference, morally, between
signing and publishing your name on
a saloon petition, and signing and pub
fishing it on the club roll of liquor
party, which is pledged to license the
saloon? Ask your boy, who is going to
school and studying moral philosophy,
and perhaps his answer will surprise
you?
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-06-05
TUESDAY, june ., 1894.
TO ADVERTISERS:

THE LEADER has an e.rtcHsire
State and Local circulation, and as q
nerspdper ddrer1 sing medium has on.
IN one equal among the W-eeklfes Of
Mississippi. Rates aud terms 9iren on
application.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-06-05
OREGON PRoHlBITlONISTS.
A Strong Ticket Named on n Good Plat
form.

n StrOnK IICKtr NHDCN Oh q VOOU P1Ht-
form.
The recent state Prohibition conven-
ton, held at Portland, Or, was well at
tended and very enthusiastic. James
Konnedy was nominated for governor,
+. McKercher for secretary Of state, l.
N. Richardson for treasurer, Mrs. Helen
D. Hartford for superintendent of public
instruction, T. p. Hackleman for su-
preme judge, G. ]. Bright for attorney
general. THE convention Endorsed the
national Prohibition platform of 1892,
the dominant issues" of Prohibition
being made the foremost plank of the
state platform. Messrs. Hartford and
Sutton will stump the state.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-06-05

Gold continues to flow out of the
country by the million, notwithstand-
ing the silver purchasing clause of the
Sherman act has been repealed six
months. What miserable jugglers are
the minions of plutocracy when they
wish to deceive the people and give the
thumb screws of oppression another
twist at the dictation of their masters!
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-06-05

An exchange says dancing makes
girls feet large. Another says ice
cream produces freckles, while learn
ed physician is of the opinion that
hanging on the gate causes rheuma-
tism. 1t seems that the only pleasure
girls are allowed in the future are wash
ing dishes and attending the house.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-06-05

By agreement of counsel the case OF
Prendegrast. the assassin of Mayor
Harrison, will not be tried until fall.
The case will come up June II, but will
be continued until the September term
of court to allow Judge Chetlain to
preside, as he will be engaged with civil
cases until that time.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-06-05
Bishop Galloway to Make IA Trip Around
the World


Bishop Galloway mudp . fine inn
preston Oh the General Conference at
Memphis By the plan of Episcopal
visitation, he is assigned to the far off
field of Western Asia. He leaves the
first week in July, goes by the Canada
Pacific to Vancouver, where he sails
on the steamer Empire of China, July
18th. He holds his first conference in
Japan August Bird. his next at Suchow,
China, October It'll. IL the interval
he will visit the missions of his own
church looking into their workings,
studying their needs and possibilities
and visiting the missions of other
churches TO get the best ideas of the
whole situation,
He will then start home and after
travelling over 300 miles southwark,
mostly through the Chinese sea, will
arrive at Singapore, near the equator,
but only to the west of Suchow fifteen
degrees. Here he will turn North
west almost another 1900, miles to
Ceylon, remain awhile in India, and
then by water perhaps 1000 miles
through the Arabian and Red Seas to
Suez.
He aims to visit Egypt and then Pal
estine. where he will be as far from
the equator as when he was In Suchow.
Bishop Galloway will come home
through Europe. He expects to get
back to Jackson about the first of next
March. A man of his extensive
knowledge and already much Travelled
will gather much to his stock of infor-
nation. When he returns we will
want lecture or two. and he is here
by notified. - clarion Ledger.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-06-05

Prof James A. Tate, whose likeness
is given on this page, win speak at the
State Prohibition Convention at Jack
son tomorrow.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-06-05

The Senate is still tinkering on the
Tariff bill with the Sugar Trust on
deck.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-06-05

The Prohibition Convention meets
tomorrow at jackson.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-06-05
Passing Thoughts.

Music is the melody of mathematics.
Liberty is often mistaken for license.
Cupid should be represented without
any head.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-06-05

The race for Congress in Willie Pol
lard Breckinridge's district is getting
hot enough to light match:
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-06-05

Are you one of those Prohibitionists
with but9
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-06-05
THE PRIZE MEDAL.
To BE Awarded For the Best Short Story
on Prohibition.

The National Prohibition Press bu-
reau, Scranton, Pa, offers a solid gold
medal for the best short story on Prohi
bition. The following is cut of the
medal, which will be suitably engrav-
ed, and is also the exact size:
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-06-05

The White Cap excitement in Marion
county is running high over the Purvis
and Goss cases
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-12-17
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union.

The woman's Christian Temperance
The monthly meeting of the Union
held at their rooms on Friday last was
unusually well attended and full of in
terest. The secretary's and treasurer's
ing.
Its various activities, especially the
Free kindergarten. are well sustained.
Owing to the prevalence of whooping
cough the school has not been so largely
attended the past month. Lit is doing
a good work, and all friends interested
in kindergarten work are cordially in
vited to visit it when it re-opens after
the Christmas vacation. The police ma
irons report showed less number OF
commitments than usual all of which,
with but one exception, were fol. drunk
enness. There Was considerable discus
sion as the to best methods OF reaching
these women when their sentences expire
that they may be kept from harms way.
One case mentioned is especially note
worthy and in nesd of sympathy, because
of repeated failures to control the strong
appetite for drink which for the time is
SO masterful.
The crusade against the cigarette habit
among the children, which was begun in
tine early part of the summer, is to be
resumed. The measure of it's success
will largely depend on the teachers, guar
dams and parents. As result OF care
full and systematic hygiene and physiol-
ogy teaching in our schools4the past year,
there has been perceptible decrease of
the evil; "for," one teacher remarked to
the writer, some of the scholars are
pretty thoroughly frightened as they
learn what it means"
Miss Clara M. Farrell of Rockland,
State Recording Secretary, was present
at the meeting.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-12-17
Special Revival Services.

Special Revival Services are to be held
at the close of the Christian Workers
Convention IN Williams Hall, 1917 Con-
gress ST., Portland.
Evangelist Armstrong will be in
charge. The following ministers OF
Portland will assist in these services.
Convocation and opening service con-
Quoted by the Rev. F. Southworth Thurs
day evening Dec. goth at 7.30. Rev.
CD. Lindsay, Friday evening, Rev. c..
E. Gate. Rev. ". IS. Ayers, Rev. T. J. Camp
bell, Rev. E. P. Allen and others. Mr..
Armstrong comes as an Evangelist of the
Reformed Catholic Work.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-12-17
Rome.

A rare treat is in sstore for those who
attend the Stoddard lecture this evening at
City hall. 1t is difficult for one who has
never been there to have any conception of
the glories of Rome. Mr.. Stoddard by the
aid of his memory of his many visits thera,
and the unparallel illustrations which he
has brought from the1e can reproduce the
Eternal City as it is safe to say no one else
can. There will be extra seats placed in the
hall tonight, and it is certain they will all
ne neaded
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-12-17
Death Rate.

There were twelve deaths reported last
week in the city; five in ward four, three in
ward two, two each in wards one and
seven Of these three were from phthisis,
two from pneumonia. two from different
forms of heart disease. one each from
diphtheria,: pertussis. stomach. senility and
syph Ills.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-12-17
Real ESTATE Transfers.

The following transfers of real estate
have been recorded in the Registry Of
deeds:
Harpswe Lewis J. and William Fl. Dyer
to A, /. and G. f. Dyer.
Pownal-Henry S. Merrill to Fred Libby.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-12-17

and all the exhortations of all the moral
lists. This has beer the well-spring of what
ever is best and purest in the Christian life.
Amid all the sins and failings, amid all the
priestcraft, the prosecutions and. fanati-
cism which have defaued the church, il has
preserved in the character and example of
it's founder. an enduring principle of regen-
Grafton
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-12-17

Boys listers, age l to 10 years, fro
Boys Long Pant Suits, all wool from
Children's Cape OvercOats from
Children's listers from
Boys Odd Long Pants from
100 pairs Odd Short Pants,
100 pairs Odd Short Pants,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-12-17

S4.9S to $500
3.9S to $500
500 to 5000
4.98 to 1900
1900 to $500
LOO to 700
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-12-17

Mems heavy warm listers from
Mems heavy OvercOats from
Young Mems long cut Black and Blue Melton
and Kersey OvercOats from
Mems heavy warm Suits from
Mems fine Dress Suits from
Mems Odd Pants from
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-12-17
TheChinese are agnostics but
Better fifty years of Europe
Than a cvcla 0f Cat havf'

Than d cycle of Cathay'
called al LiSerar was Started in Missouri.
few years ago by followers of Ingersoll. and
it utterly failed Too much liberty Go
back hundred years, and you may see In
gersolls views accepted and acted on in
France, producing all the crimes of the
French Revolution. And SO they will again
if ever adopted by the American people, or
any large part of them. Ruin will rest on
the Republic. But if we retain our faith
in God, the soul. and Immortality, though
our country were wasted, and our Capitol
in ashes. We could. and would. restore all
est of English infidels held that men are
naturally wild beasts. ready to fly at each
others Threats, and that a strong govern
se
convincing the French, tfat man is thing
of naught, a creature Of day. who will
surely entirely perish at death: and no
sooner did they accept this view of man
kind. than they were transformed into
tigers thirsting for human blood. Away,
then. with all such ia Use and destructive
theories. They have been tried and found
fatal. describing them, and desplsing
nose who would restore them, let us CON
t1nue the followers of Him whose q Jspel,
says Lezeky, saved England from the 2. horrors
tlmony OF a standard historian, VIII
close with a few words from Mr.. Lechy's
History of European Morals
IL was reserved for Christianity to pre-
sent the world an ideal character, which.
through al the changes of eighteen centu-
rles, mas hlled the hearts of men with an
paole OF acting on all ages, nations, tenn
peraments and conditions; and has lot on
ly been the highest pattern of virtue, but
the highest incentive TO its practice: and
has exerted SO deep an influence that it may
be truly said that the simple record of
those three snort years of an active life
has done more 70 regenerate mankind than
all the disquisitions of all nbiLosophers.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-12-17

have a4% @ 1 % %
VIII
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sasiuss4 ChaaesI.

business oPPORTUNITY.-Ths AdysTussF. an sx
ID psrsncsd electrician. desires TO meet lady or
gentleman with capital desiring safe and pAyinE
VsInenL 10 take interest Electric SAINT Arum; ~
AnnuIn ATanteed investment, nns
opportunity Tor invalid LADY EsntlsmAn Of means
90 secure home for life with free refer
sness exchanged. AddTsEa
BUSINESS. care y. .. bOx bt2. Lexington, AZ.
DATEHr TELEPHONE INDICATOR o
ohrrs an exceptional opportunity 70 Investors IN
cities having $50 Or more tee 9hnnss 60 enzaEs
hlEhclA peru and lucrative baainsss $1,000 TO
5000 required
: PTOpsry handled. n viii b=iag IN ave tmss thu
PEI year cal or address 10 Nest 2ad a.. ksH
Y0rk. or 1871 MAsohie Temple. CnicAgo
IUANTED-A partner In real estate busiassa: email
w ca altAl required. Adiresa klSsELLs san uR
tOWn Odles 4 265 BroadNay.
The sun., 1894-05-13
MsaiezL


OLD DIR sFINDLE Grasg.,. Of n. galv:.
years specialist In diseases Of men only. Hood and
o : & sason paS " % ss pan.
G In aa.x aSS s..: 10 sfr
nate. ii.eSsTs:; si.si suissSis. POSITIVE eur. Tor
%.Ss. snasss. sS.sncs Of vii Do~sr io.s man SoS
S: q s. S.sIn' S.s DIX so n.
quick. cure IL AL di.sass. psepliar 90
:S::: !:::. INV:
SFP Pn II SnEf fIf Eks e l....
alseh.rSss s'sL .'rse!ur;s ,oI. throat nose n9uh
Kidney and bladder trouble, Slse.. SlIieluT.. dis
T.isS. as f'G9inbS b S GsEs K srs.I:
po.i!i'. eSIss GrsSns .satPsss @ 1srysS' dsSi,.y
shruaksn orEanL lmpsdimsRts 10 InaIrlsEI 4e. OLD
s.,.s 70 n.S no S.isT aSsI the ssu.s or
ess long ...ndnE ,a on,ss over 2s ysaTs Liso E.,.
20 q DIES No saFs; no pay Lowest charge Tor m'ds
An LITI.aoLD DIR SMITH; ls4 E.s. 18th q,
in Nsw York eity both ssLss blood Po.oH skin crap
pGafu s6Es pain in back. head bones chest heart
Inss irsassst pssiS aTaagoa disonsss
,IrletgIs slssS ay METHOD only one .p. Sewn taAt
nsss sfrsrs u youth bad
.SSnsss I.s aS.SOiss imp.dmsats 20 SsrI,sss 1sai
uhdsvsopsd organs consult OLD DR SMITH hIst he
sh.ISs IS for nsdielhs 80 pay. Advice irss
-LADIES-DR CONRAD can be consulted free
Sar al sTSss are Sosd ea ioH -: P.Ss:
iion and relief all female complaints ana rfsE EsaE,
itisa S5 full dlIsetiOnA Call or write. Hours 10 A
ii IoTP, n III West tIth a., formerly 3sth "a
A A5Ai4kaa3XtkHxkSEEEEIID sssnnaSEHT s..s...
dsnEsroas solicited; Eshst aI ohesi hFstslzss
seiengine treatment only. The leading specialist DL
BOksCHUR 81 Wsst attn at Q 20 3 Tt0p: ssndAyL
lotOL
CTRICTUREs CuRED PERMANENTLY BY p4iaIsss
- application 0f medeinss a. years By Dr. HEATH;
many had bssn cut 20 timesi Others injured uith
S0andS causing prostate bladder Aad kidney diseases
ssTVicss lOA EAIt 2Hth 81. daily and sEsninE
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at'aattd to purfhass.

TNRAP Sith cover wanted 10 carry tU0 Or fOGE PEG
dszisEA !. u bsE 2TSS ~ =
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billiards.

UNRE BEsT BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES
u TIE BRUNSWIChDALkE-EOLL LLENDER co.
Broadway. cornsr l1th a. (unloa laArsl-
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AtaI estAtt .fGr SaIt-c0aatrv.

AkAl estate .t1r Sale-Conntry.
IOSGERS. R0C'k kLASD LAKE.
Ths coming summer resort, oniY - minutsa ride.
With Communication ucGsts only 80 year a. our once
We md CongSrI good AtrT pure air free from fogs
malaria aud uAmPurts slrNatl0n no. tsst above she
level Lots the station so aud $50 50 cash
And 13 per month lots the lAks section 500 aud
upward Nov the uule 10 bay lots having ineIsAssd
ia VAlus sole Ia four m0nt hE hcGlNkIs k sTEkA,
AAnAEsrA Boston Land company. s5s Broadway
A -BARGAIS FOR CASH-Farn eight Gsrss: good
A' buildings vel tvnced Addrssl =.
JOHN 4. CAPEr Round Hill Conn
ROR sALE-BsAutfal summer Tesdsnes, stable at
tAehsd fruit trees, hsar ghors me bathing AP
ply 70 lock box -. Chatham. Mass
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zsntef-Sfmales.

Rates for tdverising at the following
.a;ces will be the same as those charged
:, the main office;
81 wy ynaE rIrY-,iiE sun !. .26B Brosdwsy. near
h,W NV ,sopy received uniu u = hlnfQ Esst l2ni b
:, tsopy received un!i,sR p,s hhhmssTiS,n District
.,s II ld1sr,nr Rurssu i6S Brosdws si rul,on
=, opposite CITY liail; ISn ~ ~ ,7iANp
Clhl,; John W. Dsyrsn. hOnoKEN n lotto 4
Ionsu.,.r aiO Washington ST. J. Idehtenstsin, 7lb
ENhsinson a. PATCNOGUE, IA lanes Chnhsif.
MIsn.,a building JANAl,h, .Corner washinEion
Getnu .ts sPEtNGFIELD. l. LIN the Post Uines
,nrqrpErCE, ,nqr l. Lin teisphnne offcs, near derat'
tsE RoCKhwAY Z, L1ntgE store COZ .'hsrin. .sd
Vat sv. R0CkAWh bhANu' Ia L-Nor' hAmmsIt
AZ and BouieVsrd
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for Sale or 90 ge-COuatry.

4 ESOX.-At RlehnShd. near Lsn0I. nae e0lORiAl
mAnalon fully faTnishsd, mod-rats rent photoA.
Ae. NIXON, 90 brQAdHAy.
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Situations agautsd-tfmalss.

A POSITION desired by intelligent woman TO travel
n for commercial house. on salary and commission-
c. box Ill, sun uptown ONCE l,2oh broadway
(,HAMBERAAID and wAitressi city or country; no
" cards answered 1o< West 18th 81, rear.
lOCsEKEEPER-By . respectable, refined person
IL In wido srs family understands cars OF children;
take full charge; reference TO West 10Th st.. third
kl
MIDDLE.AGED SWEDISH WOMAN; experienced In
I fAnts good ssamstrsIs: willing to travel all
ever PERSONAL rsfsrsnesA 223 kAst bvth ST., second
rOOE lstL
REPINED YOUNG WOMAN. accustomed to travel
~ ling would act As assistant secretary kc- TO lady
o. tayAlid contemplating . journey, or would remain
u eityG rsfereneek
A L. box Id sun uptown once. 1.2o5 Broadway.
SiruArIoN wanted by . young woman at onnos
Eo;k would attend TO eorrespon denes. Ac- having
h.s year, .xpsrisnes a. same on city Paper: ia.
and ability. Address "N.." box 100, sun once.
YorSG WIDOW with child Of years, desires posi-
ton - hoassksepeI; good cook.
hrk d. 2T0H Webster av- Jersey City.
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MOUNT VERNON

MOUNT VERNON
Splendid, loe..a @S o ..!s Also Fl seu.. a. improve
ON EASY MoNTMhY PAYMENTS.
(. r. MILi.AKn. Oi hsOADMXf.
A TTESrToNi ,sPEegLAroasS. hNp IsvKsToRS
90 .ss.l. an ...t VIII sen bloch ot lots Richmond
Yonksrs avs over 25 house. sreetsd and oecupisd in
Be- sSq SH Mss NJ: .HS PS sSoF
WARE ESTATE. t6i colum bus av tsist ST. New York.
I OTs 500 TO $500 10 per cent down. IS monthly.
II at Arthur Manor. scsrsdale. on the Harlem Rail.
fare cents water aims iaid title EuaranIs.d send
for passes. maps and P.s'sS6lsHTT.r s6sTrrx ,ss a,o,a
MouNI vERNoN-EI'gsn. sfns.. and @ store: in IN.
for rent: desirable terms II K1TE.PowELl-
way. New York.
A1oUNr vBRSoN-HAvs elegant Furnished house. IL
Nl rooms wiz let 20 party IN f9r
SIrE-PoWEIf. fairfsa building. GeaaS vernon. n !.
NOUST vERSoS-Furnishsd and unfurnishsd
M houses for remit also houses and lot, for sale n a.
,:i.Gn' Ss.t.4 baaias Sd sh das souat s.sncn S
MOUNT yEaNONs i've real estate agent Is located
WI At IL Depot place. His name RICH.
OTHERs MAY THINk they have it, but II you want
" home in Mount vernon cail on me and save money
FLASDREAC, d Depot place.
CCBURBAS LOIS in all sections OF westchsst.r eoun-
. ~ for sale easy tsIms. send for full de-
tails and free passes to T. y. kIrE-foWELl. Fair
t.I building, Mount Vernon. y. and 26a Broadway,
$500 Iii G..s. g vs.: :GS2 s.,n .:.i Z.
S3 500 Ya .iSsc :ts ssss !. e.
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gGttHts.

p4IEkrs ~ REss'issi gssssuIss g.o.P.iy; oy
The sun., 1894-05-13
for gals OF 20 3st-arSOkIas.

and Neytna sta; eonSs1isnt TO bridge and ferries
and shopping centre on Fulton - elegant fats.
rooms: all modem cnnEGniencras steam heat excel
AnitOr service rent So 81 to $40 Ver month Ap-
ply 10 iAnItoT premises 2Ol N0ntAEus brook
Iva FRANK n. hAhSAHI,
RsAl Estate
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ROCHELLE PARK.

A. New Rochelle. !. eonesdsd to be the hand,om:ss
site for aIi.theyeAr homes In Westchestsr county.
Broad mized roads liberal sidewalks beautiful
lawns for outdoor sports, aud society both select
AMI conKeniAL go to make 10 an ideal abiding place
Lots ioox 2oO aud sold on al terms
The impro of water drainage. slsotric lights
and gas I'm provsnents that 20 great way In
nE country iifs Desirable 1bsrsi building ioans
made of interest. For detailed informa
ton send illustrasd pamphlets or cAu on JENKINS
4 BROWN East 42d St. y. y. Branch once 227
Huxusuo 4 L.. New Eochele.
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Suburban Real estGts.

LNoR SALE ONLY-TsR- room SsAShOEs house, far
II Rished. 0VsT,OokInE .OSer bay. =. HALLkCk. Glt-
oEds staisa island,
4 HAyE sons choice cottages ahd data - lOu Pnsss
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