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E. N. Y. BY THE BAY

Cheapest mats. $40; minute from Chestnut "
station, Kings County l.; from bridge only y
hour, s rooms. bath, range. set tubs; decorated
only ! other family; once foot OF station steps,
GERMAN AMERICAN IMPT co.
A-DUFFIELD ST. %, near Bridge light
largo rooms, all improved 1ll to 3lS
AWAY powN-sinyls fats rooms and bn
Si2; jAnitor's ',rVies. CHARLES HART. lst
81 ave, Brooklyn.
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THE WORLD. SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE o. 1895

All House. Room and Apartment
Advertisements printed In The
World this week repeated FREE In
the Evening World. Ia Words 80
Cents. over 100000 Circulation
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An Houss. Room and Apartment
Advertisements printed In The
World this week repeated FREE In
the Evening World. - Words 80
Cents. over 100000 Circulation.
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Summer Resorts.

Long Island" q new illustrated descriptive
book. and Summer HomeA" . book describing
hotels and boarding house on Long Island, free
way New York: at 333 Fulton st, Brooklyn Esg:s
Summer Bureau. and at Flatbush ave. station L. l.
RR.. Prnnklvn or send cents in stamps to II
" SMITH. frame Manager L. l. RR.. Long IsianJ
City,
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All House. Room and Apartment
World this week repeated FREE In
the Evening World. - Words 80
Cents. Over 500, 900 Circulation.
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All Situations Wanted" Female
Advertisements In The World are
repeated FREE In the Evening
World. 20 Words 10 Cents. Over
500, 900 Circulation.
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All "SituatIons Wanted" Fsrs
Advertisements In The World .
repeated FREE In the Event
World. 20 Words 10 Cents. ov
100000 Circulation.
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Flats and Apartments to let.
unsuroishsd-Deookiy0

unfurn,shed-0sookiy
FIRST PLACE. ss-watkins distance from ferry;
beautiful private neiGhborhood; .-room aput
sSsx sS, ss Tor n'w nt
JAnitor or Ernes,us Gul.ek Co. $50 Fulton St.
Brooklyn
Flats Lat; IL IL, nsoSkys sSo. & No.. Large; ..
cara Janitor. 9oS tth ave, near Union.
81 A MoNTH--Fia,s OF Z rooms, only 4 families
In house 80 minutes to New York. Mrs
turnishsd-East Side.
FOR RENT. furnished or unfurnished. apart.
ingiy located, i24th St. opposite Mt. Morris Park
reasonable. r. q. box ?2 World.
FuruIshed-Wsst Side.
COLUMBUS AVE. s',. corner .itth.-rurnished
Housekeeping. rooms bath. hs~,y decorated. i.
awnings. SIS
7rH AVE. .,s. corner asa st-Nlc.,y fur.
nish.d i.room Dat. iic weekly; references Jani-
tor.
srH AVE, iit-cory fat. rooms . bath. furn-
ished; will let At sacrifice TO careful party:
nishts o'ponnslis bell.
10Th ST, fIo w,-Choice 4 rooms. bath. haad-
soms,y furn,shed. 3ii weekly. Janitos.
18TH ST, ,21 w.-Neauy furn,shsd sluali aat
Is weekly: linen. silver.
10TH ST. aoa w-Nswiy furnished door or In
apartments; private house. plano II desirsd; -.
ssrH St. II: w,--Niosiy furnished t-room data
0 4 ~ Janitor.
ssrH ST, 1vs w.-Cho,cs large Cats. elegantly
furnished: most desirable In city; Investigate.
ssrH ST. iss w.-Nicely furnished fats, Is to
$40 weekly; respectable parties only. Janitor,
10TH ST. ac7 w.--Niceiy furnished Fat. Z reoy
4 bath. Simpson. ~
<3D ST. ae w.-Nlcs completely furnished~S
room nat- . beds, u. Inquire Janitor.
bsTH ST. $50 View. furnished apartment
rooms bath. linen silvsrwars. kitchen utensils
night up MEYERS.
b7TH ST, S63 W. (station 6sth; Broadway cabie)
Furnished corner, bay y-wlndow. 6-room Mats
linen. silver china, kitchenware. gas ranges
$40 upward. JOHNSON.
6SrH ST. 20 w.--Priyate fat, superbly ntted up
all light SIS weekly Ella
10TH ST.. lOT W. Completely furnished 4
room Hat $50 for summer months; owner
residence. BAR1LFrr
l2SrH ST, S3 What's; light airy, s rooms Z
bath; completely furnished; $50.
FREE RENT-To refined party charming singi
fiat, suitable for mother 4 daughter. physician
| S67 ". %sth st.
FusNishsd-laisesi iisnsovs.
SEVERAL newly furnished hsts: desirable loca
tons: immediate possession: also one baShelo
| apartment. HENRY NAMES = SONS. ~2S. ~
sth ave-. 5lst q 32d sta
|
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Furnished Rooms Wanted.

COMFORTABLY FURNIsHED ROOM. with par
,a' oe.rd. IN privs,s t.miiyt Tor ssntsmnn:
4 l5oth SITS. State tsrus By Letter to Q. l.. boz
$40 World, uptown.
GENTLEMAN wants furnished room Win ioiding-
bed. bstweea e3d . sSth sta. near sth ave.
C. NJ, box S3l World.
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Unfurnlshed Rooms to Let.

LARGE. SQUARE, convenient room with larg
alcovs for bedstsad. dressing case. &c.; I'm
provo nents: quiet, private house; adults only
81? month. Inquire 2S ". 18th st.
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Furnished Rooms to Let.

Esst Side.
CLINTON PLACE a-Furnlshsd rooms for house
keeping. $3.50. rooms for gentlemen. 81. Sl.to.
ELM ST. i1. near Bro.arsy-,wsow; ,.is,! W nicely
usmsn.
GROVE ST. ISL monthly; near Blsscksr l
Christopher rts. two choice rooms. rear.
IRVING PLACE. 2s-Lafgs rooms. q. so: single.
80. front basement, once door, s.
IRVING PLACE. 2i-comfortsbly furnished large.
ANAL rooms. 81. 50. ID "a noors; references
IRVING PLACE q. near 18th st-Hsndsounsiy
furnished rooms: every convsnencs; also front
basement.
LEXINGTON AVE. io7s near ii5ih O-Nicely
furnished rooms: all accommodations; running
water.
LEXINGTON AVE. U.. near Grand o.ntr.i--
Large front rooms. elegantly furnished. with
bath; reasonable. ,-
LEXINGTON AVE; 81; cor; aS,h '..-Niesiy fur:
STANTON ST., s7-Nic.iy furnished room: light
housesee?ins; married couple or gentlemen;
SUFFOLK ST. 20. near GRAND Large hall room.
neatly furniahed, ir private house. Sl.50.
I'd AVE. ls9. corner 18th st-Fins large room.
also nne hall room.
I'D AVE. ss-Niesy furnished front room, suit
able for Q; all convsniences: private house.
I'd AVE. 224-E.gsntiy furnished trout parior.
beds: gentlemen or couple; permanent
reasonable ---.
ID AVE. s7-Furnish.d rooms for men; q
to 81 weekly: me reading ROOM
sd AVE, 76s, 47th ct. l. station-Niceiy furnished
rooms; some light housekeeping; u up.
9TH ST.. 60. bet: "a ave. & Bowery-Nicely fur
nished room TO- gentleman: gas. bath.
9TH ST. scc E.--Elegantly furnished parlor. IS:
handsome rooms. :: To 50 weekly
9TH ST, 20 E., near Broadway-Ars you looking
for rooms. n so give us call: all con-
venisnces; central iocation; moderate: transients
accommodated
10TH ST. ck E.-Ncs front room. with bath.
for ! or 2 gentlemen. In private family; ref
ersncss required. Inquirs 81 E. 10th st.. res
taurAnt.
10TH ST. lil E.-Nicsly furnished rooms for
gsntlemen or married couple.
nth ST. 22s E.-Furnished room TO man
wife or , gentlemen. -
nth ST. asa E.-w.ll,furnishsd back parlor'
housekeeping or gentlemen.
ra,ms, :. - S. weekly. ---.-..
18TH ST. "a ErYn''h'd 50 rooms for light
i.TH ST. - E.--Elesantly furnished parior. 81;
handsome rooms. t 80 70 IS weekly.
18th ST, - E-NswIy furnished large 4 small
rooms in private house; reasonable.
18th ST. Ss E.-Lirgs 4 smaii furnished rooms
from 81. 50 up
18TH ST., lat EAST,
Nicely fur iishsd rooms $3.50 to IS.
IbTH ST.. aOs E-L.rss room for couple; also
psr!or noor: also large room. ID: running water;
moderate.
18TH ST.. ss7 E-El.g,n, square /, : fdaains
,o":. mater large closets very ''"v'n' private
18TH ST. s,s E-Larss 4 small furnished
looms for gentlemen.
18TH ST. lIs E;-Nsvly furnished large. light,
airy rooms $3.50 $3.50, {" s,z,
FAD ST, hs E-Nicely furnished room, house
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Unfurnlshed Rooms Wanted.

WOMAN, student desires unfurnished room: :;
no gas used. 7fnrday afternoon or SUI
day moves Mondl. ~ p. l5S W. ssth st
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ELEGANT FLATS. 6 rooms. bath. 81, Sl&; 1883
l07s Lafayette ave, near Broadway; sSt Madison
IT,. til. Jani,or. N PREMISE; o~asr. %! Aoa
roe st., Brooklyn
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Flats and Apartments to Let

Flats and Apartments to let.
uNfura,shed-Hast Side.
18TH ST, Bi7 E.-Bcautifui single nat lovely
rooms; all improvements: only &s3. examine It.
10th ST, la E.-s 4 4 rooms. all clean. quiet
orderly. G.H 70 sill easy paymsnA II
prompt
l22D ST. ali E.-upper part private house.
rooms 4 bath. S23 to quiet family. or VIII rent
top floor only. Inquire <os Pleasant ave.
large, lish, fats OF 9 4 7 rocms q
bath: all latest improvements, servants stair
way: hot-water supply. steam heat &c.. location
drst class. 0o-foot street. rents very low. Jan-
tor. l5v. lS2 L. s6th st Ns
FLATS. 6 rooms, all improvements bath. din
ing room. Sl3, 323: Sos L. s7th St. bi3 Y. s7th
st. E. lsls St i<s2 I'd ave. free TIL 10Th.
JAnitors
KANEDALr Madison ave-, corner ssth St
Elevator. steam heat coal 4 wood furnished.
Agent or premises
THE CLARENCE,
bs.h St, 1o3 W. corner 9Th ave.-Elegant apart
,nenta, 8 4 rooms bath; decorated; steam heat.
electric light q hail boya Apply on premisea
sos Z. ilTh ST, lovely rooms. ........sl no
sos H. llth st. lovely rooms. 90
so7 e. llth st.. 4 lovely rooms. 1900
s0a e. 18th st.. lovely rooms. 1900
so e. nth St, lovely rooms. lboo
FURNITURE MOVED FREE.
Apply once 500 r. ilth st
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HEeVous DEBILITY,

BLOOD Poison OF recent or long standing, bfin
Dlsease Kidney and Bladder Comp aints. ulcers,
Losses safely and quickly removed. and you are
made hrIn, erect strong aud manly as Nature
Intended.
TUMoRs, external or internal. cured by new
process Of Absorption No opeTasiops, or pain
We have cured thousands OF cases In botb men and
somen Physicians had pronounced them incur.
able. No experiments and no failures. worst
confidential consultations ard eraminauons,
ladies or gentlemen, from .. IN. tss p IL eun.
days " 70 o'clock.
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THE NEW ENGLAND R. R, CO.
Passenger Train Service, Week Days,
Corrected 10 December 1, 1870.


Trains leave PROVIDENCE as follows;
For Boston-s;o ;o5 a. m, 2m.; i:3J p. M RETURN
$3.50, q. m; l2io5, b;25 p. IN.
wALPoLE-3:O5 a. m; ~ IN; $3.50 p. m.
FRANKLIN-s;05 ;05 a m, II m; 4;3o, 7;l5 p. m
MILFoRD-s;O5 a. m; IL m 43l p m.
ARLINGToN-ts:io, a. M tliS, 5'Ss. $780, $780,
"ll pm.
WEST ARLINoToN-s.4o a. M; EI;i5. F4:so,
5:3s, F6:s0 p. m.
KNIGHTsvILLE- 40 a. m; FlsD 5;ss, $50,
wAYLANp PARK-F $50, + s;Osa M; FL AS =
.:sO, F 6:Ss, + $3.50, ts;Oo, ''ll:oo P. m.
NAIlck, RIVER POINT. cENTREyILLE
wAsHINGToN-e;4) sos a M l4S, 4;3o,
b.Ss. $3.50. $500 ''u;OJ p. m
CRANsToN, oAKLAwN sos a. u; LAS,
1850. 6;39, $50, 500. ''il:J0 p. NJ.
PONTIAC, ARCTIC, QUIDNlCK-ts' 20 .. M y
las, tisc, $3.50, $3.50, 500. "ll 100 p. m.
ANTHoSY-6a0, 9;06 a. m; l;tj, 4;jO bisS, $780,
$500 'sli;00 p. m.
COVENTRY. sTERLING-6D, s;)6 a. m; LAS,
1880. $500 p. m.
SUMMIT, GREENE. oNEco, MoosUP, PLAIN.
FIELD-s4O. 500. am; lii5, i:So, 500 p. m.
JEwETT CITY, CANTERBURY. SCOTLAND
VERSAILLES. BALTIC, SOUTH WlSDHAM-
$40, SOC a. M; LAS, 4:3o ?. m.
WlLLIMASTIC-640 9;06 a. M; l:4j, $3.50, pm.
HARTFoRD-6:io, oiOs a. m; 4:3o p. IN.
FlsHKILL& & NENBURG-s:O6 a. m.
NoRWICH-S;40, 900 a. m; 1850, 500 p. M
WATERBURY, DAEBURY--s:05 a. m. 7;2j p. m
EAST THOMPSON, WEBSTER, soUTHBRIDGE
WONCESIEk, ThOMBSON, IOiNAM ana
PoMFRET - s:55 a. m; 800 p. m.
CHICAGO AND THE WEST VIA NEWBURG.
AND ERIE RY-9O6 a. m
PASCoAG AND INTERMEDIATE STATIONS
6;45, s:55, II a. M; 400 and 6:so and ''ll.l5
D. m Returning leave Pascoag at5:2i. 7ib and
sl5 a. M; ~ 40, 4:52 and 80 90 p. IN.
All trains leave from west end of Union Depot
Providence.
saturdays only.
wR BABCoCK. q. PA.
J.N. KING, supt
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Uncle Sam Nav Protest.

WAsHINGToN, Dec. 3-It Is apprehended
here that the withdrawal by the Canadian
authorities OF the right exercised by
American fishermen for seven years past
of buying bait and supplies in Canadian
waters may lead to reprisals nc the hands
OF congress, for IL has been coutended all
along that the privilege enjoyed by Cana.
dian railroads Of carrying goods in bond
through the United States was more than
sufficient offset TO the fayors extended
TO American fishermen by Canada The
action Of the Canadian government just
taken has not yet bean officially reported
10 the state dcr lrtment, but IL is regarded
here as an indication Of the Canadians
purpose To emphasize the necessity for re.
newa of Negotiations looking to new
fisheries treaty.
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A Successful Experiment.

NEW YORK, Dec. S-The first military
bicycle expedition conducted exclusively
by military riders was successfully CON
cluded yesterday. There were 10 relays OF
two men each, and the last two riders dis
mounted at the barge Office Mt 4:is a. m,
IL minutes ahead of their scheduled time.
Lieutenant Libbey was the bearer Of a
special message from General Nelson A .
Miles, at Washington, to General Thomas
III. Rugcr, on Governors island Lieuten-
ant Libbey and Private Pitkin rode all
the way from Washington, starting earlier
than the others, and arrived at New
Brunswick in time to rest before starting
on the last relay.
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THE TURKISH SITUATION.
The Latest News as Received by the Way
of London.

LONDON, Dec 3. 49, The Berlin CORE.
spondent of The Daily News says that thu
German ironclad Hagen has been ordered
to Turkish waters.
The Chronicle says that the British con.
sui at Moosh reports to the foreign office
that the relief work ut Sassoun is at o
standStill; that the country is in dis
turbcd condition, and that caravans are
not able to leave Moosh for Sassoun.
The Times prints q dispatch from Con-
stantinople which says that in response to
the sultan's personal appeal the car has
waived Russia's claim for the passage OF
n second guardship through the Oar
danclles
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new YORK, new HAVEN And
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
OLD COLONY SYSTEM.
Time tables giving full inform alton
as to local and through train service
may be obtained at Providence Sta
tion and stations below.
TRAIN SERVICE FROM PROVIDENCE,
PROVIDENCE DIVISION.
Corrected TO Nov Is 1895

BOSTON sss s ,So ss.'' io.sS s5o'' ii.is 'iS' no. 70
l2i6s, i:so, a aio2 s'lo. ..l5, $50 s'1. i:2o'
s;iS, 1885 a. N, l'so $50, $50. s;2o. 7i1i, s.5,
bqaaro STATION 1880 bi2:0i sIs. s;oo 500, 1890
ioi0s. il:Vo IL al a. M 1900 m, i:0S. 80, 500
400 500 500, $500 $3.50, 7.OS 800 :oO D. m Sun
days n:Oo, bia:o:, i;iS, $500 $50 a m; i'oo $780,
ATfLEBoRo-s:Ss. 100, $40, saS 500. 1900 IL 4,
am;It:O5 1850. $40 500 s;lo. bio6, s: IS, t;22,
1910, IL 40 p. IN. sundays-s:o6 sil6 io:i)
an; 20, t:so, 5:go. $50 80
s,io Iiii6 IN. ia;oj, tii5 b:Sh s;22, IL ~, p. m
wAMPUH, wREsIHAM, NORWOOD CENTRAL.
NORWOOD and DEDHAm-T-es- ,
Il:sj AIS .. m; Sundays, $40 D.
AANsFIELD-6:2. 5S t05. 700. 1s4l.
500 100, II rs a. M i2O5, l!So, tlS bi9b. e;n.
t;22 1870, 1910 p. M sundays-Si22 $50, s!i5
iO:f5 A. m. 80. 4i50, $50 p. m.
Parlor cars only Except Mondays bslsepln /!
ritcIsars and way stations. S.. 1000 a m; ia:oh
Loweii and way stations 5:iS, 10 90 a. m 4iS pm
Taunton and New Bedford, 6.O5 sl5, 500 q m
l2;c5 a 80, Taunton only; $50. 5:05. lb5oI
Taunton only 6i27, i0Io, p. n. sundays
s:65 a. m and 6:30 y. "a.
Middeooro s.i5 A. m; 1906 3.25 $3.50 p. N.
Plymouth, s.l6 a. nj 3;E p. m.
PORTS ON Cape Cod, 6:6 a. m; l2;0A S:b p. N
Cottage City, s:l5 a. M RO3 p m.
Nantucket. e.lb a.
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sToNINGToN DIVISION.

Trains leave PROVIDENCE as follows for
NEW YoRK-iiiS,b bi 10 m. daily. io;l2 (erp.A
NEW YORK Iv' y via a. sioSlns,On Lins-'.O5 7'5'
PHiLADELPHIA. bALTlMORE and WASHING
TON via Harlem Riyer-l0:i2 q. M. $50 p. II
SEW KlvEN-ils, bi:aS a. m; te1p, daily! 7:5'
doc.expD. io;i9 texp.) II l:o2 limted), lllsam.
(snp.L als (exp;l t;Os tdsilyl Cos .te1p'
NEW HosDoS.i;lS. Si. ia N. daily exp, $50
(accom.l. 1888 doc, exp $3.50 taeeom- "a I:n VI
tsecom.j, 2,s ssIp.G .;os tsIRress SailLl'
4lp (accon.), sos 2. m teIp. dailyI' si10p IN
80 a. m t.ceom. Sundays only. $40 p. m
0ecom. Sundays only.
WORCESTER DIVISION.
Trims leave Providence as iolowsfor
wokcEsrER-siS leIph Io !seomh s;5
tOIp, 70 woOnsOefetl. 6a; QOc. eIP,)' 500
supSaysNsssO m. Caeeom.)i 900 pm. accom-
MILLfiLLR i 80. s;4b, $40, n:so a. mi loo, i'oA
4.20, 5;t5 500 p. m.
sIHcksToSs sq1Ss SuiKcTfoS@7so %i sf m s, $40. Isla
ii:so,s,m.; l:Oc. AGO. 'O'' '''o' S'iS o'iA ''@
SUNDAY. $50 a. m; u sos $50 $500 ZOO, $50 p m
wooNsoCKEr-6:S $50 $40 s'ie; iole: n;D
~ m. 1900. 1850, a;SO. 4:co 4:2o b;l6, 6'4S, 7;l@
Sundays $50. a. rn 1905 $50, $500. 200, s:so pm
WARREN AND BRISTOL BRANCH
Leave PROVIDENCE lInda stree. station for
press and s:b5 q. m. and l2:45, $40, $50 p. N
Sundays for Fall Riyersoo a. m, s.s. r. M
Warren and way stations Gas, 7;t0. express $50 aad
s.BS a. M and i2:45, $500 +.20 (erpresy, e'SA
$50, 500, aud IL 30 p. m.
Sundays at s;55 a. IN. and $50 D. n.
BRlsTOL-7;t0 express, $780, s;55 a. m. l2;t' 3;ol
$40, $50, $3.50. $500 and II 30 ?. m sundays
s:55 a. IN. ESQ p. m.
Electric cars leave Exchange Place, Providence
at $3.50. :25. sgl5 and $50 a. m; 1880, 2:h
1:OS, 5:I6. s:l6 and 7',5 p. IN. Leave Msrke'
Square at IL 10 p. m.
SUNDAYS at s:3b a. IN. ana 6:l5 p. m.
GEO. l.. CONNER, A. @. KENDALL,
Psss'r Traffic Manager. Gepl Pass'r Agent
L. q. ALLEN. Genp supt
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Something New In Athletics.

NEW YORK, Dec. 3.-Steps have been
taken by tho leading colleges TO form an
intercollegiate cycling association, abolish
the two-milc bicycle race at the annual
games OF the intercollegiate Athletic as
sociation, and instead hold u purely col
legiate bicycle meet each spring. The
prime object OF the movement is TO do
away with unfair and dangerous trials,
and to arrange such a program rs will
embrace all Glasses of riders among tho
college cyclists.
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Surrendered at Iaat.

SAN FRANcrsCo, Dec. Q. - John W.
Flood. defaulting cashier Of the Donahue-
Keller bank, has given up the fight and
will serve his sentence of seven years i'm
prison. His appeal for n new trial has
been withdrawn from the supreme court.
Flood misappropriatcd $4,000 OF the
funds of tho bank. He has been fighting
for his freedom for four years.
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out operations or pain. The youth OF lsto ths
aged man Of TO- who have lived In hopeless despAI
for months or years, have been raised from tnef
saek-cioth and sshes anS have become haPpy nus
bands and fathers.
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Rev. y. IL. smlth.. Condition.

BosroX, pcc SIT Is reported that
Rev. Frank IA. Smith, who is now await
ing the arrival of papers committing
him to the Asylum for the Insane at
Washington, is growing worse instead OF
better. and that his health is falling. lie
is now in such a condition that he has to
bc watched constantly. aud he imngines
that direful things are about to happen.
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Grand Army Official. Meet.

ST. PAUL, zee. 3.-Commandcr-in Chief
Walker recently issued n call for the ex-
ecutive committee OF the Grand Army. IL
met here today The work will consist
principally OF making detailed arrange
mcnts for the next encampment
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EARL CARPENTER & SONS,

No. 2 Westminster Street, Cor. Dyer.
This old established house vholesaies and retaiis
ICE affair prices, ami bv prompt attention 10 has
tsess aud the employment Of rood mes In THAR
sevsssl departmests, merit Q eonlinussos u the
paireIsge - long enioysA
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IT COSTS you NOTHING

II We fail v
cure your rups
ture. No oper-
ations, no pain,
no failures, no
trusses. Hum
dreds cured.
The unnatural
pressure and
construction OF
trusses causes
full dis
eases aud kills
thousands cs
people yearly.
FERROUS
Debility. lnac-
tive Organs,
Physical and
Mental Decay
follow Varico-
oele. Varicocsle o
m one o Z I b .
mCst serious
Affections that
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-03

Populists in the senate called caucu
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-16
MC/ntyre-ReCk Dry Goods Co.
and Second Rocks Island, Ill.
Underwear

These cooish days make think of the cold winter
ahead and proper Undertaking fer the changing
season. Did you ever stop to think that it is wiser
10 don heavier earlier and ward off cold9 Bet
ter suffer little occasional extra warmth than har
Dor that general afliction-a bad cold.
There are many good numbers, many We hardly
know where to begin. Three specials for mems wear
deserve emphatic mention.
Mems Wear-Heavy gray, wool mixed Shirts and
Drawers everywhere SOC, here sec.
Mems Natural Wool Shirts and Drawers, the usual
CSC value here Csc.
Heavy gray, all wool Under Garments, very soft,
fine pearl buttons, worth sl.3s, price only Csc.
Ladies' Wear-Du,ng Ribbed Vests
Pants, heavily neeoed
Egyptian well
Yetaiied
Fleeced liable elsewhere for the
The UeshrnSabe Luce Wear
Fine natural Pants, only
Special values in Union '
Child-ens Wear-Three ndid smnnC Dozen.
Guilds heavy
camel fnhed. d
Wrghr Health Underwear
than usual asked prices
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-16
REMEMBERED BY VETS.

q. A. r. Post and Relief Corps Honor Mr.
and Mrs. W. Ii. Bruner.
The festivities at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. w. b. Bruner at 1916 Ninth
avenue in honor of their golden wed.
dind anniversary Yesterday culmi-
mated in particularly happy man.
ner last evening when Buford post PAS.
&. A. r.. and the Relief Corps called
in body st the house. and through
Thomas Campbell. as spokesman.
presented each of the honored cou.
pie with handsome and comforta-
BILE easy chair.
The couple were completely sur
prised at the pleasant interruption
which came just as the family had
dispersed after the observances oil
the day, but MIR. Bruner made feel.
ing response in acknowledgment OF
the evidence of esteem and good fell
lowship on the part of the donors.
Another Presentation.
During the evening. too, Mr..
Bruner was appropriately remem'
bered by the Epworth League Of
South Heights, which made him the
presentation of beautiful Epworth
ian gold pin, inscribed with the mono
cramof the league. The gift Mr.
Bruner prizes very highly.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-16

Early importation orders placed long before the
tremendous advance in skins enables MS to throw out
a lot OF Royal Kid Glove Bargains which cannot be
duplicated later.
September was Kid Glove month, everyone knows
that Wen throw out enough price inducements to
make October selling do double duty.
Three items will emphasize what the department is
doing:
Lot l. p dozen Kid Gloves,
embroidered
brown, nc ~ ' '' 49,
MosQuetaire
durable OF
10 the usurlly price, here for this week. Si(s
Ladies' Gloves
81 IS elsewhere, here's 1
Holiday
away with each pair Ofgoves purchased h'-
Our Cloak Department
selling OF Cloak Department all
melted
need Three
will acain for all
siipch Jackeis made
going
heavily that people will
low prices
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-16

COMMISSION AND AUCTION-ALL KINDS
y of goods bought and sold, disposed OF either
at private sale CT at auction. Harris Il Irwin
1911 second avenue.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-16

ROCK ISLAND, ILL.,, Oct. 16-Editol
of The ARGUS: AS president of The
Volk Zeitung Newspaper company
desire to say that l am greatly sur
prised at the appearance of an arti
Gle rejecting on Mr.. Stengel, and t.
state that neither myself nor my
son. August Hansgen. who is con
nected with the paper. are response
bic for utteranccs contained therein
CHARLES HANsGEN,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-16

Tor RENT-OFFICE ROOM IN SKINNER
L block over NJ. KS. with steam heat; an
excellent location. Apply at NJ. & KS.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-16
That joyful Feeling

with the exhilerating sense of re-
newed health and strength and inter-
nal cleanliness. which follows the Use
of Syrup OF Figs, is unknown to the
few who have not progressed beyond
the old time medicines and the cheap
substitutes sometimes offered. but
never accepted by the well informed.