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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-07-19
6efohen.


Zine Stederei erei9nete iid Dienitae
Mbenb tur5 por Mitterna9t auf Der
State Straben Bride. 9as Opfer ber
Mifaire mar gbarles u. Sing, tpel9er
BON 3mei Strabenrdubern aufsebalten.
unb BON einem ber @elellen in Die 8rujt
sefo4en unb bann beFnnunsslos liesen
geloiien tpurhe, tuorauf bic 9bdter Hii9-
tis sinsen Sbre Go len linh spar mod
ni9t befannt, bod 1T es Der poli3ei ge.
| ,ngen, eine CUTE Bi 6teibuns iiber bic
Burden 3u erbalten. Die gi3elbeiten
BEG Strobenraubes uaren foI9enbers
maBen:
CHARLES Y. Ring. Elm iunser Mann
Don "a Sabren, uelder BEL ieinem Batter
Rep. Ganuel E. Ring, 287 Beit 2apitoI
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-07-19

Oastoria kurirt Kolik, Verstopfung,
Magensxure, Diarrhoe, Aufstossen,
Verleiht gesunden Schlaf und bef0rder
Verdauung.
Ohne schHdliche Arzneistofce.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-07-19

"Der Gebrauch Won 'Castoria' ist so all.
gemein und seine vortrefiichkeit so wohl
bekannt, dass seine Empfehlung hberfhssig
erscheint. verstandige Familien halten es
etets vorrathtg."
CARLOS MARTYR, D. D.,
New York City.
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Az AMERICAN FAILING.
u.-,,shman says We Don't speak
xy.,, NJ Our wealthy People.

v.,,er d. Ca,lan, a resident of STRAIT
Wan. Avon, was recently visiting rel
lives in washington. In conversation
'wtansrstand yoir American newspapers,
w .co,iaintance here called my atten-
lion to paragraph published Iish, IN an At,
iants paper, called Inc S0m n .,, ~, =.
,,,sted Shakespeare birthplace every
,,nar and added that most of them were
- he suddenly rich class. who go 70
tsn'9pa yet was that they didn't know the
adherence between the Blarney stone
and the Koh-i-noor. or the Tower OF
nondon and a hole in the, ground, wniie
~, Of them had ever read even so mucn
E mage Of Shakespeare's writing.
s'.i have lived at Stratford- ON Avon for
,overaj years, and know l express the
opinion of the entire e1m nie,tnrs T to The
Shrine Of the immortal genius are more
Intelligent and appreciative ana more
familiar, not only with the writings. put
With the vague history of the bard OF
T Hron than any other class of the peo-
nlc who come to 1t, not even excepting,
our own people. ] can't, for the IRE OF
ME. see why American ne"spapers are
continually running down tneir own
1T seems to be particularly delightful
"a the average American newspaper
e Wrasf feliow,citizens, who are fortu.
nate enough to enjoy the leisure that
wealth affords. The average English
~,an. who reads all the stories In his
own papers about the vulgarity OF the
American well-to-do classes. and then
sees similar stories published In the
papers in the United States, expects.
when he comes to this country, TO lind
the ia wdry and the make-boiieve over
toppins all else. He Is agreeably sur
nrised TO find that neither the Journals
81 his own people nor those OH this side
81 fine water correctly represent the bet
Ter class of Americans. He quickly dis
covers that the refinement OF the better
American homes and the people who &C
cupy them Is not to be surpassed by the
sristocracy of any older nation.
And he will also find, which Is better
still. a true appreciation Of the better
things Of life among those who can af,
ford to enjoy them. But ] was amazed
at the far West. I spent three weeks in
Denver, and I never met more cult
waited people in my life. Their society Is
charming, their homes are superb.
When | 20 back to England my notions
of America will be vastly changed. But
JScan't understand the way your news
papers invariably sneer at everything
American after it gets income enough to
Indulge in the satisfaction of cult,
waited taste. They should be called
down as the saying is here. and be
taught that a person must not neces-
sariIy be an ignorant vulgartan because
he happens to be worth $4,000 or SiO,oO0
year.
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DIAMONDS IN THIS COUNTRY.
Those Found Are Mostly of Me-
teOric Origin.

Though diamonds will never be an i'm
portant product OF the United states; only
an occasional gem OF this kind being
picked up, here and there, such vast quan,
titles Of them are consumed here that the
yeogra phical survey has thought It worth
while to prepare a monograph on the SUBJ
ject. which will soon be issued:
The fact has been established, says the
Providence Journal, that the supposed
diamonds found in meteorites near the
Canyon Diablo. In Arizona. are actually
such. This is a matter OF profound inter-
est indicating IS II does that such stones
exist ON other planets. Some authorities
assert that diamonds, like coal which Is
So nearly Of the same chemical constitu-
ton could not possibly come into exist
ence without previous vegetable grow tbs
to generate their material.
ing of the gems in the meteorites proves
that there must have been vegetable life
in the place whence the meteorites came.
If there was vegetable life there, 1t Is d
life also. All this may be untrue, but It
affords the first guess glimpse ever OBJ
tsined into the greatest reatest, problem that
nameiy, the question whether life exists
IA other, worlds than ours.
It seems strange 10 take couple Of
consider u that one is landing the pure
material of the diamond. IF you could
transform It into crysta line form. you
could sell those few pinches Of STUFF for
lists are eager t. discover the secret of
effecting this change. To assert that they
will never learn how to make crystals of
carbon would he absurd. BY means of
the voltaic battery real diamonds of al
most microscopic size have been deposited
upon threads Of platinum.
But even II a successful process should
be discovered 1t might be that the cost of
making a diamond by 1t would be bigger
than the price Of stone of equal size
and purity from the mines. One recalls
the experiment. OF Prof. Sage, who
turned out gold pieces in his laboratory
from gold extracted from the ashes OF
certain burned vegetable substances The
result was beautiful. scientifically speak
ing. but the expense Of making In this
way one IS piece was about s25.
The value of rough gems of all sorts
produced in this country in 1899 was
$4,000 less than the output for the year
d derpre. amounting TO- only $4,000. The
dustrial depression. The precious stones
OF the United States are sold in large
Part to tourists, who purchase them az
souvenirs Of localities visited.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-14
A FISHHAWk's MISTAKE.
Tho Birds Keen Eye Deceived in
This Case.

Fishhawks get tehir entire food supply
from the water. Their eyes are so con-
structed that even at great heights they
can see hsh that swim near the sur
lace and then dive with lightning speed.
The nsh Is caught in the claws and is
ing eaten, says the Philadelphia Times.
The writer has seen hawk make
mistake and catch hard crab, and
when the crab got both his big claws
rairiy at work on the tender part of the
bire's legs there was somewhat of shak-
me crab. but 1t Is not often they get
FOOLED. 1t Is generally all in their favor.
haWk VIII fly away with a big eel
Wrlggilng In Its claws that a man could
not hold thirty second with both hands.
Inc hawks sometimes. however, will
ave at things they do not want and a
ulhS occurred few years ago which Is
worth telling.
steamer was passing Seabright. II
was a big coaster from Savannah to New
YORK. and lady OH board lost overheard
handsome and valuable lace shawl.
which noated away after striking the
water. The passengers. being interested:
Watched the shawl as far as they could
see 1t, and finally, saw a fisnhawk dive
AT II, get II fast to his claws and fly in
land with It. The lady was very much
put out at losing the article, and adver-
Used reward for the same. A lineman
t.ok a notion he could get the shawl
WIN his spurs he started to pay visit
TO every fshhawks nest In the country
Immediately back of Seabright. The
shawl was found hanging on the side of
nest on the Lewis White farm near
Little Silver, What the hawk wanted
use no such thing in building Their
nests.
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Colleges, Schools, &C.

ADVANTAGES uSEQUALIED - Pitman's 5
shorthand thoroughly taught: individual in
struction. metropolitan -chool, 30 9th ave. (;
evening sessions; circulars
BANJO. mandolin. guitar taught; . lessons s..
HERMAN 2i7 East 93d St, I'd ave.
HOME INSTITUTE. Tarrytowa N. VA board.
ing and day school for girls; will reopen sept.
TO- Miss NJ w. NETChLF. Principal.
MANDOLIN. banjo. guitar, violin school,
rnence summer course; s.; instruments furnished
free. HORTON, 1871 West ed 81,
NEW YORK MILITARY ACADEMY. Col. C.
]. WRIGHT, B. s. A. NJ Cornwall. y. y.
sTENOGRAPHY and Typewritins School, $40
Broadway. n. Y. 81 week. Call or write.
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.IIBERkL,I,AsU

Offer for any sock ~ merchandise. store hNtrrcs,
ject: communications strictly conhdential: city
81 country. >1RAES. l.ol I'd ave. corner ts'd At.
CHhNDiSE BOlGHT FoR SPOT
CASH. FERNANDEZ, 225 r. i"D ST.
ANY STORE or merchaua,sc bauEht Mt
once tor spot cash; no DELAY; business
strictly confidential. call or address
HARRISON, 2i0 r.. s6th 81, ---------
A; IsT9RES, AN 6,,s ST4Fkf ro n g MERT
ANY STORE Or MERCHANDISE
bought for cash. YOUNG, SIS "a ave.
A.-QUICk BUY Err steIs.. STOCKS, whsie-
sale, retail, JACOBS, DO Christopher ct.
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eat Side.

LRwIs ST, I--Bosrders wanted: light Z any
rooms bath: excellent board. terms modafstG
LEXINGTON AVE. CTS. 5sth IT. - ifandsonSev
furnished rooms. With without board: sH6s
mer prices 80,
MADISON AVE. "a iMelrose) Select. resssna-
bic. desirable. to permsnents 4 transisuA de
liking public hotels; superior table.
sd AVE. os7-Respectabie girls can have nlel
room with widow: privileges: nice home.
l0IlI ST. ll9 E.--Neltly furnished room, Win
board: or gentlemen; also hall room.
mn 81. 2l4 b. Single l. double clean roorns3
good board; terms moderate. q
nth ST. IS f.. block from Broadway-DesiraHl0
cool rooms; abundant table; translents: SOUTH
erners -.. '...-. - '.'iJs.J
18TH ST.. IS Every desirable double q Sina60
rooms: excellent table: terms moderate
18TH ST. ?is E.-Handsome roon,u. large, smailS
with Vi without board: excellent table; nsA-
crate. p
2lsr ST, 10 +. Handsomely furnished rooms,
With board visitors TO the city accom- modatc11
reasonable ra'es: references.
csD ST, 100 E.--Pleassnt rooms With boar>
permanent or transient; terms reasonable.
18TH ~. ia r., near +th ave. Large, small
rooms; with or without hoard: southerners -.
comrnodA,el. i.sh
sisT ST. e. Handsome rooms. excellent tsSs0S
families bachelors; location drst class; ~
crate.
4TTH ST. 22s F:.-With or without board :.SysTY
accommodation; gents, ". 6O ladies, "a 30
4lsT ST, 24I >. Room board ladies, a. I'll
gents, 81: table boariers. -
18Th ST, 1856 E-Privste house; newly tursiaSe1
single 4 double rooms; all conrenisncss sxcsas
lent board.
ISTH ST. los E-Rcoms, with or without SoaS11
airy summer house: reasonable rates .,,',s, =
I,5TH ST. IA E.--Large. airy room. with bspgo
| 9. private, Jewish family.
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r,e-v Thursday duri~g he moN.ts Of July oal
A-oIa uLl Be "THE WORLD s B0ARDERS
DAY" "A diperssNncras under thss oaSi&ns-
.on appearing in Ue Thursday morning edEisn q
The World MI b repealed free Of cA~ps - n
Evening" Horid jor The srme dats .t,
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Furnished Rooms Wanted.

cool. furnished -oon, for couple in nat; SIS .
week below Ssth st. Address Summer World.
nptos
GENTLEMAN desire. pleasant furnished -oo1,
below ''th st: Address. stating terms . full
Particular, q. P. S., box 3o4 World.
SINGLE ROOM WANTED, between Grand &
24th s,s state lowest dgure VIM. Jscksoe,
box 81 World
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l.. A, LINDE.

lOa West 3lth St, corner broadway makes a spe-
cisty OF teaching pcrsons to dance who have at
tempted and failed TO learn at other academies;
waltz ard latest fashionable dances thoroughly
taught; afternoon and evening classes: cas-
scholars receive strictly private lessons without
extra charge; open all summer
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NO EXTRA CHARGE.

Every branch once Of the Americas
District Telegraph Company Is now Q
branch office for receiving advertising
for THE WORLD. Rates same ss at
call for your advt without extra CHARGE
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Every branch offic. OF the American
District Telegraph Company 10 now q
branch ONCE for receiving advertising
for THE WORLD. Rates same as ~
main Office. A. d. T. mes ersers Will
call for your advt. without extra charge.
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NO EXTRA CHARGE.

Every branch ONCE II tie American
District Telegraph Company is now .
branch oIflce for receiving advertising
for THE WORLD. Rates same as at
main offico A ID. Il. messengers viii
,an for your advt, without extra charge.
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Purchase and Exchange.

One Tmc, csc. per linz Second Time, &c. per
line: Third aud Subsequent 7imrs 7oc. per in:.
Sc per tfns enru chGrge on Sundays
Eyery 7sesd' y during the months Of July dnH
au0lst tpsQ BE- 1.-THE WORLDS TRADE
ia ~ Az Advertisements wrd-r thus clnss,ncd.
Won ,ca Be repeated IN The Evn,a1 Void Jor
Tuesday, free of charge.
WANTED to purchase a second hand invalid
wagon Address Grocer. 1874 Park ave
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furnished Rooms to Let.

On, TIM. coz. pr linz. Second Hme, nc. pc,
iire: 7h,rd and Subsequent 7En,e,, l5c. per di.e.
No e1tra charge on Sundays
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unfurni.hed Reoms to LET.

18TH ST SOC Rooms & bedronins. 81. so. 81.
$50, 400 18th St. single room 81
18TH ST, $40 W.-One or two nice, convenient
roomd lst floor, with without kitchen, In
basement. all improvements; private house. 3ii to
fog
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Instruction.

one 7tm.. e5c. per hnc. Secord Tine zee. PEI
hne: Third and Subsequent Times. zoe per hss<
No extru charge on Sundays
CurTERS--Custom cutters wanted there is al
ways room at the ton, the A. ID. Rude new
method OF cutting viii hello you to get there
taught at Cleveland Cutting School Cleveland y.
srENOGRAPHY and Typewritins School
SIC Broadway. y. y: 81 week Call or write
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Flats and Apartment. to let.
uo,u,o,shed-ws.t size.


sTTH ST. 40 VS. large. high, rooms. SIS. Rins
bell.
Iisr Sr. ;lS7 W. Fine Acots 4 apartments;
newly painted cheap {" good families. Harris
.,rH ST $40 va nice light rooma; new
hrs"n.stone, improvements list noor. SIS.
lantct.
'5Iil 81, a5s ", between sth \ NH sNc1.
handsome fats, & Z light room decorated
cr'lih=N combination bath new houses; rent Sl0,
81. JEutuI
tTu sr 90 W Floor. I roo'G through; light
air improvements. SIS; small, respectable
UNITY, nice house.
$50 ST, iia W. or 4 large light rooms ek.
eelent condition. $3.50. 81.
siI ~ ~. ait ". special Inducements; 3urA
lar'c ',sii room; stationary tubs; near ts'''
ioOfn 81 II v. New. clean. >. , room apart
meats, 81, st1; Central rark block Improve
meats. Inducements: quiet families. rooms 4
bath. so.
ii?Tit ST. 10, VS. large, sii,iiEh looms
bath. all impro tsmants, steam heat, S?.
iljrH 81, :i,3 W. Elegant aa,s ueA Morning
side fark elevated station: reut. tzi ian',"r,
i.ATu 81 lts ". . 3 = room apartments;
ron's. sl0to 81, ~ Janit"r
improvements: rent $40 per n,onth. good locs.
ton Apply lbO ". 18th st
Unfurnished North OF iasth Street.
laarn 81 Flats $40. 542. h44 +. > rooms; all
improN nice; Inducements. Inquire AT
premises
ltTTIi ST. i05 W TO- Free rent to Acknowledgement
room apartments, SIS, 81 monthly.
t5yp ST. 6;S w. 3 rooms: T. sii: exclusive.
adults: bnest ueishborhood 4 view; reference.
! ELEGANT FLATS OF { rooms $40. nats for
sj per month Apply jantor. L. li2d st. or
| 100 W. 2Sth st.
! FIVE ROOMS, all improvements Sl?. Apply
! Janitor, SD Esst ith It, near I'd ave.
| NEW, handsome; select, only two In each house
gas. Cro,nn, bath. nne rural view from every
window: 10" Ient'. Crcs'on ave-, near Wei.
lesley ST, fordham; rapid transit lines.
ynfuruished- Bsookiyr.
! JORALEMON ST. 20. Tho Acknowledgements ents
! from $50 to $3.50 weekly: baths; all sun.
/ lEst; private park: minutes to South wall
at. ferries
/ 9TH sr.-.Three story single hsts; 4. 8 or lisht
rooms: $40 to $50. all improvements; nnc neigh.
bo 'lood. Mrs Hsys. 3o0 9th 81,
| It'll AVE, IS. uesr Lincoln place-All.lisht nat
| rooms bath. steam heat, SIS.
! NICE FLATS for nice people: come see oar T.
room OATS handy to L. station: hrely deco
rated only 81 & SIC: nothing like them for the
| toEa ave.
5 LARGE ROOMS Improvements $40 monthly
| also furnished room for lady. Bidaman. boS 1j5
World. brooklyn.
Furnished-gsst Side.
18TH ST. 20 T. ,'a furnished Cat Of rooms TO
rent; central. Ring MIR Roome bell
S5IH ST.. i4S T.. Parlnr fonr & basement; :
rooms imp, ovemcnts: quiet house.
Furnished West Side.
18th 81 25l ". 3 connecting front rooms for
light hslseEe-ptnE; gas stove; improvements.
10TH sr.. Io7 w.-Ei.ssntiy furnished Groom
nAts only s:5 for summer: delightfully."- cool:
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BAKERY FOR SALE. doing large caih business;
ON leading Avenue In Jersey City; cheap -
quick buyer Apply 81 Montgomery at. Jersey
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BoArders Wanted.

On, Tine, 20. per line: Second 7sne. nc. ~
hne: Third and S,bsn1nent Tina isc pr NJ
No extra charge On, Sundays
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Loan

m. Tine, e5c pr Inc: second Tine. esc per
l,s: Talrd aud sp6sequeH! Times. zoe per Tine.
No extra charge on su,pddgA
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Good viii 4 Interest for Sale.
A.-sToREs. MsnCH1NbIJE AND

|
A.-STORES, MERCHANDISE AND !
GOODS bought quickly for ess,i FRY. - I'd ave.
M,Sru,, W .rr,, IA crop y aud b,,u,,r |
business best location Hudson County; must
he soid at sacrifice; owner going abroad with az
"""""' Pr"Pe' Ss.i pSs mi N, - ams Yer
,,,.,, ,,,,.r o., ~, ,,l
- ilcSns.. best bushes, stree, in nobcksn iS5
Isl H.
-. mp.
an ic,d, n" .,n. S"n. -,,y MEAN =,
tity
e,rv .pnrr,,xn N, s,yuos .,.,u,,o.
trade Tor SALE, license on hand D, box ..
,,,Trrp .sr -. ,,.,,.,,.s,, ,,c-. ss.,, s,,j
w ~ 'hs w" ne's...ssn '",s '" a.. go
nto elb,, anu ''''N' o'''"'" ' "" ''
80, :.,.,,,.- -. - -,
seldom met WIIn; d"inS s,TictIy cash trade. Fnr
particulars apply IO!A lie X Alb ave, near BROAD.
way! hrooklEp' ---.--------.---..--.
CORNER LIQUOR STORE for sale on account OF
de,th OF proprietor long Lease do'nk good hns,,
meas. newt nltsd UP ~ Cslherint 81" or can
10 ,,,,.I,,, .,r',,,,
ns ~ .s T,o ~, shc s''''
!. j. REiiEI To. 3l% East t3ds
DOWNTOWN sIIooS for .uy reasonable pr,cc
tor sale on account OF family trouble. 1857
Duane 81 y, :, .
lures fresh n,ocS scoi ressons Tor ceiling APP
ply s'S fa'l'ade ave jersey CITY Hell h,5
.E
horse and wagon must be sold Incur, at
Meyeerss Jamaica. nes' schsnes ave. ''th Ward
lircokh II. ------- -.-.-
FOR sALE-.Caudy and stationery store. Inquire
Mrs.. LUBE, $3.50 Manhattan ave
,o, snp--t,,r,,.,,,,, ,.-,., ,,o, the. chair.
no agents. $50 Manhattan ave, brooklyn.
roR SALE in rroo,,n a An. corner liquor
.tors FOOD reason riHInu Tor s.,,inr In. zane
,,n';r. =, 70, Mi, sy. nr,oiirn" "
'"''''' 800 "'''' ~ ' .-----s.-----
GOOD PAYING SALOON, 1850; investigate
- !" ,, ., ~, ~.
"m ".o tm ~ ~; M no ,i, "ue' w.
'"N". "'"t'''' NV e ~'' -''' ~ .-.-.--
iIORSESHOElNG ptSiNESs-TNo rrss, plenty
sooo morH, ,I ~" a., e.n,r, MnusEsH,,nl..
,o zoo W,rid S Hn,n.r w N''"''''
UrE CREAM AND CANDY STORM 10, sale;
So, a., ,,;,
INV, ri, ~. .rs III. .rs s 'e' ''''
-
Liquor SroR:-For sale. hfst'oisss corner 'qnT
store doing good business. must be sold o., A.
, OH o, DEAN OF o~ner. Apply AoH's' 'h"'''
'''o 'u''ou ~ "r''"''"' - .----
LlotoR LICENSE Ann TWO uoop CORNER
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M EXTRA H(.E

Every brancn ntiire OF IN. American
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branch ONCE for receiving advertising
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main Office. A. u. T, mess .ers will
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A.--LAGER- HEER SALOON long lease fui
license. best business stree, In Hobcken. iS7
LIST u,
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Lr-v Tu.si during the months OF July snd
1uOus, w,N be "THE lrORLDS TRID
DAY" Al advertisements und'r tbs ctrSslfcd
,toa uiI b. repeated in ne kr Trg word jor
Tttsddy free Of cturp>.
SFWING MACHINES, genuine Singer, $40.
Automatic, I, 20; New Home, $50; only 81
per month untiI paid TO-. NA~BROCCE, IJ3
W. s3D ST., near 18th ave.
A.-A.-IIiGEEST PRICES for furniture
carpets. contents Of houses and Eats, do not sci.
until yofhear from me. \, 81 CniTersity place.
ANY STORE Ok MERCHANDISE
bought Iur cash. GltfENWALD.b~ ' 20 ave.
ANY STOKE, STDtl>. MERCHANDISE
bougIt Tor U.t>t,, NAAEhE\. lnl Eal,t .thh II.
ANY STORE OR MERCHANDISE
bought for cash lpBLlN. 323 T.. ~ ST.
n IN 500 WEEKLY BUYS
$lDOVl 6. ]. s !. !:
iii urn Watches. Diamonds and
" HHhIH JeVelry. Delivered i'm
It'll " / medistey. n. Y. Watch
IN Jewelry Co., incorp..
Frank G. sherman. man
W Z "o wv IL aEer. 30 r. 18th ST., third
floor Take elevator. Open Saturday evenings.
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BREWSTER top buggy. slso handsome ex-
tension top family surrey. single and double
natness all nearly new; no offers refused. ~ ".
\ HANDSOME, stylish bay horse. iSN, hands;
sell for want OF use. Apply 100 North 4th ST..
FUR SALE at a sacrifice six saddle horses and
W Berkshire Hills Just coming on: grand open
tns ior riding -msster With small capital
rttsheld Riding Establishment,- ,Pittsheld. Berk-
shlIs Co. Mass y.
WANTED; light covered business wagon hire.
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BEER BUrrLINI Bl sINRss, old eJtablishcd
trade, Tor sale license on hand. D. box o.
WnrlH
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9TH ST l.S " IS. light airy rooms excellsat
board; double, 80; private family. Glib.
San ST 3ls ". Furnished rooms TO let, with
or without board summer prices Beauvkm
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18TH ST. 81 w.-EleEant suits with bath Z uss
OF nne plano; superior table; summer prices
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GOODS bought quickly for essi. Fry. - I'd ave.
A.-MiNERAL W ATER FACTORY and bo,tlins
business; best location Hudson County: must
he sold at sacrifice; owner golng abroad; with or
without property; greatest bargain rvpr offered
S1EISGrT, Notary, ~ I'd ave.
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zap ST. 400 w.-Lsrge. cool rooms: suesrsse
board: transicnts: table board; piano. " ~
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eth ST. a W.-La.ge 4 small neatly fuss
nished rooms; With or without board ~
2STlI ST, 3os w.-Handsome back parlor: ais6
other rooms; excellent table; ~ upward.
2SrH ST. ;In2 W. Large. nicely furpisAsa
rom; fl in2- red Inning water; large closstss
S.; frencu cuisine.
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! RCTTBR, egg and dciicstessin store cheap, good
| rAiur,i ami stock bargain 2is 9TH ave,
| ,-col 4
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..D ST, 1866 w-Bacs parior, other rooms; .supe>
rtor table boa d, 81 so; trans!ens accommodaseG.
s2D ST. 3d. w.--Tso hall bedrooms. with boards
ulsD table board. .....