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ROYAL BLUE LINE.

10 FHILADtIIHiA. BAl! IMOhE And
WASHINGTON.
For Philadelphia. wee,. 30. 500 900. 1000
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FOR SALE. Spring and shackla Dur
abe, noislsss. and yielding spring
Efualizes weight and strain and relieves
horse motion. Light and simple. Address
}. W. NJ MUM. care John Wedierburn a
CO.. Patent Attorneys. Washington. u. &.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-22

FOR SALE. Measuring Pole. Can be- ex
tended 70 any length Aes.rel. Particular
~ designed for use by engineers and car
iont"rs Easily adjusted. Address the in
venior. RE- BEN uEGARTy care rnh,
W"ddeiburn q Co.. Patent Attorneys
Washington. II. G. =
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III SisESS CHANCES.


i","Ht Attorneys. Washington. ID -
vulohly secure AMI sell patents
ahl desire 20 call The attention ~ man,
.tit's. capitalists and Investors =, the
rms mat insure handsome profits on me
Investments mad. va ''''
IhrS" inventions arc al useful and
practicable Broad claim. ,.,,,,. anu
fullest protection cover each invenfin, ,n..
patents having been prosecuted BIZ omr
OWN irn. which is sufficient yarran, as -
ine.r breadth and SCOPE.
TOR SALE. Bread Toas'er Consists o..
~" hen' In NOEL ana peculiar form
'Yinoines simplicity. cheapncss and dilr
h'il'y Address CtAS \. KENNY care
Jghn Weddeihurn Il co.. Patent ATTORNEYS
NHShinS''n' H. Z. Paten; applied forj
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

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II WEST D-ST.-Furnished rooms. sin
gle, en- suite; private baths. references.
44TH ST. 235 WEST. near Broadway 49,
square room second floor. ballroom.
third floor: large closets; excellent neigh
borhoOd. reas, nable.
BETH ST. 20 WEST.-Two rooms. hand
somely furnished; bath. breakfast op-
tional: references exchanged.
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u n ~ l?5tb-st years ............::.'..'.'
Same to % Bridget Moran is5'hs' 100 o. 10000
L. M Ann's Mary y' and Adophe caroline
Hayward. $ corner fremont ana ""'"o' 5000
Same 't to Alexander Burns and John RaynoF' 2sso
1e s@"s l ssGss'c Hssesin corner 1870
M.sl.t ans kssS William Gs' No s
u1ry e.,rcs ys't o Alice Grove oes so
100 Il Of i07th lots, year. Fan: md an
Muller SIssl Henry s std %': rs ''s'[ Of 's1S
sa yeers to Elizabeth smith iin Isshs' 200 1000
yixso of wls ,. ave; 10 ,sss' fionick
Ns ST. 2ss I, OF 5ih-sve. years 20"
ana u' sSS % e mssn oS TMtny
RG ;4.,ss etc. Henry Mac s " s .ooo
SAME TO 81 Joseph BIRD rs trustee ETC. corner 10 mn
MadIS. ave and - aasls'as fyssiabae
"n ner Trinity 5sds years rs irving S""
'y wnons and Marquette Woodward No a 800
nsarow oh s n and wife t. elizabeth West Burke ., ooo
No 2ss West go st: years lehman 30 %;
ss MsT FIT St, lease ss o Semsnd @ 1900
smith william r and Clement II. 10 Siaieu nc ~
Fowler 40 7l6 Tnon-ave. Twenty-'h"d war; loo
year Abraham and wife to Flora souvelne.
10Th st. io5 II OF Amsterdam, ave years. 4""
Sam. to David $ Brown jr same property 5000
vT Sslsi Annie r Frederick pitcher No 1000
eos East s assI,n. to Sea Aae woodtoase
h Ss Mothers Gf ss" Home r@fA the
Misercorde to Emigrant Industrial savings
tank n s6th-st 22J II " OF Avenue - "a mn
Hebrew Technical school for GIFTS 20 the rne IN ooO
yich Savings Bank. No 261 Henry-st , yssrs' V""
TtIiss Alice VI Katie to Fromme brothers
1. q ilths a. 2OOl Of 1d-ave aiso soo
iS Ssm :: Of sa sr ~f:
trustee etc and William Rose Mad'- ,ono
S ss n 'so th.1:
xos = and Cortandt st years .......' WIZ
zuctsr Alfred J z. John Green ttusse' ,. 600
n = corIer 9Th and 5sth st. secures o'n'' '
BUILDING PLANS FILED
The following new building and alteration pa"' WI"
filed yesterday:
New buildings. main ONCE; .-,,,, s.ore and
Canal 10 as for "A story brick sSoae anu
,oS,s 25xs5 by Frarc George. OF No $40 pa
an A. iIoboken J. owner, Frederick Jacoo- On ooo
son Of No 1899 Broadway. architect ''''''''' '
Alterations: o. four .,o-v brick
s,abl. by Morris Thompson 81 No -,o w.
i5th 81 and others owners. Wihan p's"' 10
Washington Iaight and West sts 70 a siH go go
hrick by trustees OF the faul Spoi-
lord estate John Bogarf archltec''.'-' "'''
MANS filed q branch ONCE
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fph SALE Potato Planter Every
farmer should have one Reliable and
easily handled. Can also re used Tor plant
ing corn. Address JOHN PAASONEN. care
John Wedderburn g. Co.. Patent Attorneys.
Washington. u. 4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-22

FOR SALE. Pan Litter. Simpl. and
cheap device Tor lifting pans pots. Ike;
ies ~ VIII be wanted in every house-
H'li. For particulars address e. \ ROSE.
care lohn Wf'lderhUrn x Co.. Patent AZ
'orneys. Washington. u. G..
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land 1915 T. u SlrepeI- - EIMlil ana Glove
land. making direct connections for Detroit.
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Daily Solid train - 'h.eaEl. Slc.-rf~ f.if-
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UyICKETS LOCAL. TIME CARDS All. 1T I.i.MAN
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AN ATTRACTIVE second floor or parlor
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oni story front room: all conveniences.
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9TH ST. 400 Ill.-Large rooms. heatel
WIN superior board. convenient 10 all
roads. references exchanged
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eIn FAMILY. references exchanged.
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FOR SAi.E.-Book support. Simple and
cheapiy constr ted device whereby books
are held in uprlgh, position when shelf
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W l.ADD. care John Weddsrburn 4 Co..
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, ave. Eew-York CITY.
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FOR SALE.-Woo. Spinning Machine.
Simple efficient and cheap 10 manufaci-
ure. Also desire g. sci. Patent No 212.7l7
combined Hay Rake and Loader. Address
WILLIAM W. NEW. care John Welder-
burn a 90. Patent Attorneys. Washing
ton. ID. e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-22

FOR SALE. Sectional Tire Great com
fort and convenience. Every cyc.isi Will
wan; one. Costs Jess to manufactur. than
any tire on the market. Address ALVIN
BTGBEE. care John W-ld.rburn A. Co..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-22

FOR bAL.E-ShOe Fastecer Shoe may be
quickly and easily fastened or unfastened
Dispenses with buttons and button holes
also does away with lacing Address l..
STAfiL care john Welderburn & CO.,
Patent Attorneys. Washington, ID. &.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-22

FOR SALE.-Switch opener To be used
in connection with street railway or with
cars Cheap - manufacture. For full par
tlruiars address q. W. FREDERICKS.
care John W.dds rburn a. CO.. Patent At
fornevs. Washington. -. G..
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Citp propertp for Sale.
4 CHRISTMAS PRESENT .fils,-o class story queen
A. ~ STEVENS 93d-st., corner 'ollm"is-a'e

unfurnisbeo Apartments 90 Est.
THE GOBLET.
New frat class Apartments. eignt rooms and bath
i05 iO7 EAST 18TH ST. NEAR iTH AZ.
Elevator electric light running hot water. Tied baths
parouet floors. exposed sanitary plumbing, ~c
Apply 10 ALEX A. JORDAN. on premises
a FEW FTRsT-CIAsS Apartments. each n 10
"A West lO4th-s'.. rooms and bat, elevator; B1ul~
vsrd cor 103dst.: rooms. 200 rs. iosth-s'. large
rooms n West i0Sthsf rooms near PARK steam. gas
ranges hot water. open plumbing So 20 50.
STEVENS. :3I-st.. corner '0umhus-sve.
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FOR SALE.-Bcycle skate. Simple and
ch.,p. Won s..ver medal. simpler and
caster in operation thany any now In use
A0,rss great amusement. Address Il.
GDDEFFROY. care John Weidsrburn a
Co.. Patent Attorneys Washington - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-22

Patents procured through US sold without
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usi Of loo Inventions wanted and Si.sc
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Illustrated IN the National Recorder.
the largest scientific paper published de
ynted entirely to the Interests % Inventors.
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FOR SALE-Lock. New aud useful i'm
lroycmrnt in locks. Easily operated and
not Liable 20 get out - order Recon-
mends Itself. Address l.. ;. DiAR, care
John Wedderburn 4 60. Patent Attorneys
Mnshingfon. y. =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-22

FOR sAI.E-sash Lock Simple, cheap
and Efficient. Locks automatically when
upper and lower sashes Of window are
brought together. For PARTICULARS address
derbnrn a Co.. Patent Attorneys. Wash
iuyfon T. g
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-22

roR sALE.-Thrl Coupling. Extremely
SHINE. cheap efficient and strong. Can
be- quickly attached IT detached 20 axle Of
a vehicIs Address T.. Is. LEWIS. care
.Tohn Weiderhirn 4 CO.. Patent Attorneys.
Washington, j. Z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-22

rop SALE -perry's Automatic Axle Lock
Les, article ~ rs kind ever placed on
,h.. market VII sell State rights on
rnyalty. Address GEORGE W: FERRY.
c,re John Wsdderburn Co. Patent At
tarneys. Washington. d. G.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-22

WASHING Respectable woman 10 80 guy
for days work. washing. ironing OF nn
klni ~ work best reference. ~ W.
32d IT. first floor.
The advocate., 1896-12-09
WOmen's Silver Clubs.

The Topeka Women's Free Silver
Club, an organization Of seventy-flve
members, has Issued the following call
for State federation of similar clubs.
"TO the Free Silver Women's Clubs
Of Kansas: For the purpose of assist
ing In uniting the friends Of silver and
In extending the discussion, the Wom
ems Free Silver Clubs of Kansas are
invited to send delegates to meet In
Topeka at 10 q. m. on January IL, 1897,
at the free silver headquarters In the
Keith block, 8l4 Kansas avenue, to
form permanent Organization of sil-
yer clubs. II Is recommended that
each free silver club SEND one delegate
and one additional delegate for each
twenty .liVe members or major fraction
thereof. GRAoIA G. HART,
Secretary Topeka Women's Free Sill
YER Club"
Free silver papers are requested to
copy the above.
The advocate., 1896-12-09
PROSPERITY DESIRED.
FufllmeRt Of an Election Promise Is
Asked,


FulllmeRt Of an Ante Election Promise Is
Asked.
Shortly before the election Messrs.
Lehman Bros, Usage City, Kas received
a letter from Seymour Lebenheim, a
prominent glove manufacturer Of Glovers-
vile, N. Y, in which he set forth the
great prosperity that would attend the
election OF Major Mckinley. They have
waited until the date given to send him
a reply, a copy Of which follows:
Usage Cry, KAs., Nov, 25.
Seymour Lebenheim, Gloversville, N.
Y.-Friepd Seymour: Please send us
at once a sample case Of that genuine
prosperity" which you Republicans prom
ised us would follow the election Of
Hanns-we mean Mckinley. We know
you have lots Of it in the East, for the
papers tell us that the mills are starting
up and giving employment to thousands
Of hands. We have none of that pros
perity in stock-even the remnants Of
It are closed out long ago. Our customers
have used up the last they had, and are
eagerly calling for more Strange to re-
late, corn, which was to advance in price
after the election, because the Eastern
factory employees, receiving steady work
and good wages, would increase the de-
mand for farm products, has declined 4
cents q bushel. Notwithstanding this,
the farmers are willing to trade it off for
prosperity. We would like to have that
case forwarded at once. We will not
object to your placing it on back order
for short time, but note the following:
We want the goods to come just as
ordered and will not accept anything
different, even il it is represented to be
just as good value. So do not substi-
tute case Of confidence for case Of
prosperity. II goods equal representa-
tions made in circulars and ne Espapers
issued before the election, we can dispose
Of quite q lot Of them. II you cannot
fill this order out OF your own stock, will
you kindly hand it to one Of your COM
petitors? Awaiting your early reply, we
remain, Yours truly, LEHMAN Bros.
The advocate., 1896-12-09

Ex.Msyor 7. w. Harrison OF Topeka,
one Of the most extensive and successful
farmers in Shawnee county, who has
had wide agricultural experience Of
forty years in Illinois, Wisconsin and
Iowa, and for the last fifteen years in
Kansas, has consented to address the
next annual meeting of the State Board
Of Agriculture in January upon the sub
ject Of Longevity Of Farms" which he
is quite certain to make very interesting.
The advocate., 1896-12-09

Every reader Of this paper should
read the advertisement of HapgOOd
Plow Company, page l6. which win
:. Interest every practical farmer,
Hc
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-08-20
The Annual Reunion
ST. George Society to
Participate at lsh-
peming.
A Great Act Of Heroism.
Other Issms OF Interest Picked Up
About the Metropolis OF the
Copper Country.

The annual reunion oithe Upper PENN
suIa societies Of the Order Sons OF 81.
George iii take place at lshpeming next
Saturday and the local society will 20
dowa and take in the event Over 200
members Of O'a< and All Lodge have de-
ei6~3 20 attend snd more than that num-
Der OF trend. wI undoubtedly go 10 the
iron eoantry. a. the cheap railroad fare
makes IL an excellent opportunity TO
spend q short time in Ishpeming and Ne
gaunee and Calumet people are not slow
20 take advantage OF such chances.
Aessrs. John T. Rose and Richard Hall,
representing the One and All Lodge, ac-
eompanied by Worthy Grand Chaplain
William Maynard and Grand Secretary
John Jenkins. officers in the grand lodge,
and number OF lady friends left on yes-
terday mornings train 10 attend busi-
ness meeting TO be held before Saturday.
The Red Jacket band will accompany the
local society and will undoubtedly do It
selferedit in the big street parade which is
to be feature OF the days doings. Ii is
estimated that nine or ten bands will |
take part in the parade and large num-
Der OF societies.
The local society will be accompanied |
by several local bicycle riders who will
enter most oithe races in thecity. Leary,
Collins. Ziehr and Chygwidden are plan
ming on going down aud the races will
be the most interesting
part OF the athletic sports. Harris, from
Lake Linden has also entered and all
The speedy men from the iron country
nave entered. This will be a chance for
he Calumet riders and Harris to meet
md will show TO considerable degree
where they stand comparatively. Ii is
hought that the Calumet and Lake Lin
len riders will not have hard work to
'eat the iron country men, Judging from
he easy time Harris had at Marquette
! short time ago. But the Ishpeming
nen have the advantage Of practice on
he track to be used in the races which
he copper country men have not. The
utcome will be watched with interest
y all bicycle riders. James Wills, oil /,
'amarack, has also entered several ev- {
nts, the hammer throwing, shot put.
ing and the 220-yard dash. Wills Is a
God man all around and can put up an
EXCEPTIONALLY fine 220-yard dash. lie
on that event on the annual Y. NJ. T.. A.
cid day by small margin. Oscar VIII O
nus, another bicycle rider from Tama- '
ack, is contemplating going along and
ntering the races.