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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1896-07-02

ton. He claimed to be Democrat,
but he was a booming Dave Clough
for all that there was in it. He was
on the street corners every now and
then with local Clough boomer and
some were unkind enough to remark
that he had Dave's barrel. The latter
was probably anistake as there was
no barrelror portion Of q barrel used
around xhe convent ion The goatee
man told one local politician that ev-
cry politicisns 10 the Eaited States was
liar, whereupon TIE local politician
got warm In the regionSof the jugular
and demurred to the complaint of the
goatee gentleman in very vigorous
manner. After entering demurrer,
which was sustained promptly by the
bystanders, the goatee gentlemen de-
cided to appeal to the Supreme Court
of himself and thereupon left the
crowd.
The delegates to the convention
commenced to arrive early. In fact, a
number of them came in the night
before. JAS. Larson was over from
Johnsonville the Ayening before. So
was John N. JoaSs over from West
line .'SInthe mang the four points
of the COZ ] ns 5|Is! 3 ssa%ith del
egates andS Button -holing
was comme4s
The McCles5B mssnare very much
in evidence An attempt was made
to organizethe convention on the anti
Clough sentiment but the McCleary
men we're opposed to the scheme.
They were making the Gubernatorial
contest a secondary consideration with
the congressional contest right at the
bead of the band wagon. There we're
also some Somerville men who wanted
to make the Governorship secondary
and on that issue the convention was
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1896-07-02
TWO SPLI1hgELEoA7IoNs. 1hg
Somerville60t Five and McCleary
SeveH HDelegates For Con-
qreSSmdn.

There were a whole lot of surprises
in store at the Republican county con-
vention held in this city last Friday
afternoon. In the first place some
Republicans we're surprised at the
anti-Clough sentiment prevailing all
over the county. This sentiment was
not only confined to delegates but it
was also confined to large number of
outside people. 1t was belligerent at
times and a good many were bold
enough to state right out in public
that they wouldn't vote for Dave, if
he was nomina@da Then there was a
surprise in store 81 the congressional
question: Qaits numbef of Repub-
licans, realizing that seorge W. Som
srville of Slaepg Eye had no chance
before theAAiankato convention, made
fight forst6at gentleman on the
ground that it was no more than right
that Redwood county should give it's
neighboring town of Sleepy Eye a
complimentary vote. There we're also
some Republicans who were Somer-
vile men from the post.
A rather tall man, with black
mustache and goatee, having all the
appearances of a St. Paul ward poll
tician, was here during the conven-
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1896-07-02
That Cash Can Buy
AT j
H. G. ACKMANN'S
For the NeXr Thirty DAYS.

81. ~xrsqasgs5a& ~ 4as1@99Ss3f
10 cent Rice for DC.
p cent Oatmealfor SC.
70 cent gallon Syrup for, .25c.
B5 cent gallon Vinegar for, zoe.
bO cent gallon Sorghum for 35c.
10 cent uncolored Tea for. .25c.
f8 cent crushed Java Coffee.15c.
20 cent Muscatel Raisins for SC.
10 cent Italian Prunes for. &c.
10 cent seed1ess Raisins for 7c.
SRO cent Smoking Tobacco. .15c.
70 bars of Soap for. 81.
10. cent can of Corn for. -. &c.
|R5 cent can Baking Powder 15c.
10 cent can Tomatoes for. .1Oc.
30 cent salt Pork. ...... Sc.
y cent hand picked Beans for &c.
fhese Prices Are Strictly Cash Only
81 Call and see US. 4 ,zEfazy-ss'
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small Aete. The delegat
we're q pillows:

sTATE CONVENTION
ge M B
First A. Knight, ~
Hecchd chas. Chester, q
Third-D. r. R.McRae, An
Fourth-S. J. Race, 4
Schmahl. Ss
Fifth--A. 0. Gimmestad
Holmes. ~
CONGRESSIONAL. xz
At-Large. .Ja 4
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nUH' Rf&k
First-E. G.. Pomeroy, E. Nslsel
Second-Frank Clague, GsosS Skeltph
Third-H. G. Peterson, Robt ef ~
Fourth-J. II. Bowers, A KING
Fifth. G. Miller, A. A. Lindefn6n
The convention then adid0fned
Aftefthe convention adj odfne hs
delegatesmet and elected IL xse
ell Chairman Of. the, delega& &c af5d vs.
ED Gimmestad secretary. Ths int
sor Hotel 81. Paul, was mad
headquarters of the delegati6n
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1896-07-02

H. P. Aldrich and wife oKUhathsld
parents of Curt Aldrich of this city are
visiting at the home of the latter
Only few more of those s5scent Sun
Umbrellas. A recognized hArEaili ct
the price. F w PHILaRIfjK&CO
There will be initiation at thenext 4
regular meeting, July 9Th, of the Order
of the Eastern Star All members are
requested to be present.
J. T. stegner has resigned the chair
manshfpof the Prohibition count conn-
mittees BE is opposed to sepatate local
action by that party for the coming
sampaign
Secretary Houck is having & prog rams
fol- the Epworth League sub-district
convention at Fairfax printed III IN thiis
oHce. The dates are JulylAth 1th
and 18th, beginning Friday pf next
week. .lsy
We would call your especial attent tiDn
to line of Mems Tan Goat, Eeai and
Calf Shoes at cut prices mSntinned in
our advertising columns. YheS are
snaps at the price. sss24s
F. w. PHILBRI IksK 0s 81 81
For the National Popuiisc Xnyl
American silver convention Attt
on July % the st Louis roaa aSfs 6fle
frst-class fare for the round trip icks
cts will be on sale from july
will besgood for returning until @
9th. d s9ss
The Enringfeld Creamek 4
ardere Fpmplete outfit fof
!. ING MI by teahn heat
Springf Advance. By M
in fha. Ill be destroy M
cres)n aa ISter will be u
s@xilzed. Tesalts of the
tfffc researches show that
only absolutely safe conditid
milk products can be usa
Tuberculosis has become sd
in milch cows, and is
through the milk that mi
products should always be Il
order to be perfectly safe foo !!
this, many other diseases an
icated by milk, as ordinaril
was this which led Prof
great bacteriologist, to inve j.
of destroying all germs in m q
heat. ff3E ~ a aisssl
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f1f this city for chairman
y Joh brgaard of Delhi for Sec
efa S Somerville men met in
ghe y Mead's machine ware
!bQS it was announced That it
e5Sfld III tier to organize son Gov
fz6 M wereSqpposed to this
l M ls5ult the McClesry msn
ss1Is Ss1s itensA1ll power toSorganize the
Sasshfions ithout evena peep from
! gpatipn.
vdsjtlst 200 when Chairman NJ.
y lowell tier wiping the sweat from
IA mAf be portion of his head, tapped
66 ehyi 6f S} table and called the con-
enti0n tpofder. He stated the OBJ
~ tke convention first, by what
it Twas called, and said that
/ waa only necessary to read the ap-
.ofti0nndent He read the latter.
Hen he r8called the earlier conven-
icn III which the Republicans of Red
Egpa county had set the ball a rolling
a MI Kinley, and knew that the
|al To1 continue gathering votes
lntiI fks gbxt November. 4
Il ssH Dbl first duty" said he, after de-
isetipg Aimbelf of the McKnley evil
|enca 50 NE election of q temporary
hainsn l;|.I u
ssAs E King of Redwood Falla was
on1inats I nd there was 40 opposi-
iions King thanked the delegates
" bs hbnor and proceeded VIII
sisiness without giving the delegates
w ych nice Tor sleep. John E. Nor
Sard dominated for secretary, ac-
brdinR M TIE slate, and that portion
/ I'M slate slso went through unani-
96 mQfion of James Larson the
lIGEi Was ant horized to select q COM
sittea fe on credentials, one from
sc i6sioner district. The same
e4 lAnaa Tot a motion through to
81 3 HAT inasmuch as number
Itesls x e prevented by the storm
lpln holdin4 a caucus, and as Repub-
i cans from hose towns were present,
" latter bes given seats by the COM
ia with power teeast the full vote
1 NE township. The char announced
~ following committees; the one o.
solntions being provided 3for BY 8
1otion made later: f y
Cred edentiaR-D. S. Cantine, John
onVil shas. Chester, Lamberton !;
n IN. Banker, Paxton; G.. E. Mckay,
SSedmobd Ealls; John G. Miller,
|meaea Forest.
Y Rksoiutio1s 1s--Jas. Larson, Johnson
Ille M Starr, Lamberton; Dwight
5saen RsdT wood Falls; G. O. Borg,
5BI N Gimmestad, Kintire.
hese Gosn mittees we're given half
plaf in Which to complete their work.
5tIfine this time the delegates were
iivsn Iecess and there wasn't q
lssh cala for or volunteeredasAfter
ds ieppf mon the credentials com NIT
m sd adoptsd1the temporary
asion was made psrnsneut
ee on resolutions repofy I'd
s6os keR Rtion affirming allegiancs
II 6s HSiples enunoiassd at Ss.
x3tlss @ and B the candidates nomin-
hs The delegates entitled to
Matt. Gillen, Hans Pet
1e2 - ~ eterson.
1 n-George Huhnergarth,
81 81 ton, John Yager, S. L.
skyS $ W wood Falls-First Ward
e, G. E. Mckay, E. G.
+ : King, j. M. Dunnington,
M y Jfnd A.. H. Anderson.
\ q rd-c. W. Mead VIM.
n lard, R. Theirina@pd Fl.
drew Stewart, Jot Nor
l1 bear Borg 4
@ ~. S. Govt Report
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All in All it was not q good wav ff01 u
selecting delegates, There Awas n0
doubt but what the sentiment ofs tla
majority of the Republica nm
county was against Clough. nd 5st
the Governor, by manipulation p e
past of his folfowers and d eegata doi
him, although disguised, neiiv 4
portion of the delegates. as
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1896-07-02

nation. RESULT
G. E. Mckay
following vo
M. E. Powell! !!
G. E. Mckay
VIM. Smith . ]
J. N. Jones ]
Frank Kenne
The name 4
Avon was pre-
| but for some |
EW:.C. Starr o
nominated Nj
relicit, and thI
sons.
Ihe vote to
resulted in thl
aSomerville a 3
q McClearym 10
James Larson
| Aug. Knuep]
| S. Pollard :.
| VIM. Kinmar
| When Mr..
sented he dec
asked that he
| probably accc
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id holes left open, after it
(d. for a skilled parlimen-

id holes left open, after il
ID, for a skilled parlimen-
I've carried off the dele
kntion and tables. The
|en held a meeting at the
, Commercial shortly after
pre- they decided to name
IF this city for chairman
prgaard of Delhi for Sec
Somerville men met in
X Mead's machine ware
! it was announced That it
tier to organize on Gov
, wereSepposed q this
built the McG Gleary mon
pll power toSorganize the
Fithout even . peep from
bn.
2.O9 when Chairman NJ.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1896-07-02

Delegates elected as anti Clol9l
delegates voted for ClougH delega e
in the convention. In the Ecity d6le
cation one delegate was caught yQtinf
for two Clough men, and when nm
fronted with the fact that tll9y m1ls
Clough men, he tore up kh 5G
took another slip of paper lstd sote.
for the same two men for dslea 81
large. A ..>
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The Congressional delee
five to seven in favor of
Jas. Larson, J. H. Bowers,
son, II. G. Peterson and Re
were the Somerville delega
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1896-11-19

The funds of the Association are loaned to
the members on first mortgage security.
The Association is purely cooperative and
all the members stand on precisely the same
footing, no matter where they may be located.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1896-11-19
b. * 0. II. r. Timetable.

The following time table on the
B. & 0. went into effect on Sun
day, March Is, 1896. Trains now
leave Oakland as follows:
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PAID-UP STOCK.

one hundred dollars per share upon which
be paid.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1896-11-19

LAND FOR SALE!

am now offering for sale in large or small
quantities. 81 600 acres of tract known as
'Swanton," and better known as the can
derson lands" situated in Garrett County,
Md. This land is well timbered and under
laid with many valuable veins of mineral:
also suitable for farming purposes and graz
ing.
All trespassing will be prosecuted to the
fullest extent fthe law.
Call on or address:
q. A. WILT, Agent,
9-lyr. Box 10. WeSternpOrt, Md
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Railroads.
NEW. YORK, ONTARIO & WESTERN R'Y

Trains leave fo5t Of West 42d ST. follows 05 min
utes earlier from franklin ST.:
S:5I A. NJ, for West Cornwall. Orrs Mills, Lakes
Mohonk and Mnnewaska. Middletown Bloomingburgh.
Ellenyie Pittsburgh Hurley le Lake Kiamesha, LIB
erty Scranton Walton. Delhi. Sidney Norwich Utica
Oneida, Fulton. OsweYo ~
O.1S A. VI. Campbell Hail. Middletown, Bloom
inriurgh Wurstoro Elienvle Mountain Dale, Centre
;ile Faslsirgh. Lake kamesha. Hureyville. Liberty
Falls Liberty, White Lake.
I,45 T.. VI, Saturdays only. t'r Mddetown. Bloom
,ngburrh Wurs boro. Filenvle Mountain Dale. Centre
vile Falsburgh, Lake Kamesha: Hureyville. Liberty
Falls Liberty White LaFe Partsyille. Livingston Manor
Rockand. 80 -, 49,
NInnewaska Mddletown. Bloomngburgh. Wurtsboro. FL
ienvile Mountain Dale. Centrevlle Pittsburgh. Lake
Lake Parksville. Livingston Manor; Rockland;
Liberty Livingston Manor. Walton. Delhi Sidney. Nor
wioh RandaIsville. oneida Fulton. Oswego. Niagara
Fails and points West Pullman Sleeping Car Reclining
Chair Car seats free TO Niagara Falls.
H,1S y NJ for West Cornwall Orrs Mills, Meadow
Rroos burnside, Campbell Hail. Stony Ford. Crystal
Run Middletown Winterton Bloomingburgh Wurtsboro.
Elenville. ~, ,,
7 G. ANDERSON c. T.. A.. 90 Beaver St. " Y.
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REAL ESTATE.

The Western Electric Company Is having plans
prepared by c. L. w. Eidliiz for the erecuo" az
the southeast corner OF West and Bethune SIS vi
ten-story light-coored brick. stone and terra co.a
freproof factory on plot 2S.9xli2lo. TO cost Ao"
ooO Owing TO leases on part of the plot section
OF the building only will be built at once
John Walker builder. has bought i9r lmmeu ,r
inproyement the plot SOx92, with old three-stoIy
buildings on the south side Of Eighteenth-s''' lVV
The trustees OF the Gross estate have sold the
three-story brick building lot @xlOo' NO. l''
WOOster-st.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


Perry-ave = W corner Scott-ave. 10ox125: also IS
scott-ave rs II w OF Perry-ave, J0xlOO: Murray
c Danenbaum and another TO Charles Daneh-
Rrrgs-aye W corner Suburban-st, LOG. 11xll0x
43fixi26ll same 10 William Danenbaum.
Pcrry-ave 8 Scott-ave. oOxlOO. same anu
another to Murray c Danenbaum
Valentineeve. corner southern bouie'aiu'
1UxG0; same to same - H.. =,
Avenue a, $. 25.S IT $ OF 92d-st. 2ox94; Mary Il
Newbold to Frederic X Newbold 49,. 90 .;
1J3d-st s S. 515 IT W Of Amsterdam-ave, iohoil
Henry i Cavcrly and wife TO The washington
Heights Evangelical Lutheran Church: w.
Same property, Charles u Bohde ct al 10 Inc
Washington Heights Evangelical Lutheran
l47th-st n s. 275 II G OF Grand Boulevard, 16xo91l
II Wheeler Powell to q w Rawson =;
l3sth-st, n g. 800 Il Of Willis-ave, Z1x2uV' ROD
ert Stursberg and wife and another TO Ma''he"
1G6h-st Jackson-ave, 223xl"o
Johanna Kinney TO Harry Bryan.
I;ul-aye n e corner Mosholu Parkway. loox IT.
regular: Murray c Danepbaum and another 10
Murray Danenbaum ID
Muberry-s No 23s; Pasquale Venturierl anu WIG o.
10 Pasquale Capongr '''
Same property Pasquale Caponigri ana "iie ~ 90
1st.ave " g. IL II n OF ll3th-st. %. 1lx1oo;
Pasquae venturier and wife 10 fasqu'ie a.,
Caponigri carorc ri and
Isl ave, property: Pasquale Capongri anu -,
wife to Louisa Nenturferi '''
Stebbins-ave. e s, 3s3 ii IT n of Freeman-st, zoS
so 4x25 11xsI.2; Sylvia A Grace ana huspa'u 0
to Robert Jennison , -. . oooy -
1Oo1l; Charles Galliher and wife TO Equi'ap'e On
Savings Society '''
West End ave W g. 23.5 ifs Of 71st-st 1axlOo;
Emil Oelbermann and wife TO Jacob ID Butler .
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Aldhous Frederick 10 Moritz Ernst. 6sth-st,
475 II w Of Central Park West, year. ......'''
Same TO same, same property. year ..,;...'. &.
Bingham William and James. ana wives 10
Frederick A. Snow. n ll9th-st, 10 n W OF idHh
ave, demand - ~,
Butler Jacob D. to Emil Oebermann, west
End-ave $50 II Of 11st-st. l year. 49,
Carroll John W. and wife TO Nev-1ork ana Suo
urban Cooperative Building and Loan Assocla-
ton, lot !. block 300 map OF Kemp Estate
De Rivera. Mary 20 Llewellyn Ap Roger Jones'
No 12l West S5th-st. demand. ....-.:..,- :.;'
Jeunisou Robert. and wife 10 the New oIk ND
urban Cooperative Building and Loan Assoe
ton = Stebbins ave. 3s4 IT n OF Freeniah-s''
instaments - q. .'.
Same TO Sylvia Grace. same property years
Keller Emma J. to Paul II Keller NO JIG
Walker years. -. :. -. - +.
Ketchum. Angelica S. to Emma II Tompkins
$ Bremer-ave. 324 IT OF lot o8. map OK High
bridgevle. years. ..........:
Uoo-st 1923 II 8 of Honest years.
LYNCH Patrick A. and wife to Frederick snow
3 i49th-st 325 II of Boulevard, demand.
Mc('aulley benjamin +. and wife 10 Alexander
Wilson. : !,th-st. 37o IT e of Columbus-ave
Morrison. Margaret TO John Parsons North
ern Terrace 100 II OF Yonkers ave. year
Ravson Gustavus W, to ii Wheeler Powell. n
147th-st 275 II OF Grand Boulevard, years
shanlev Cecilia and James. to John + Sleeves
corner Crescent-ave and Bayard-st Oh
1sSth-st, . months ............:...
Ira reser Augusta 10 Cornelia w Hall and an
other trustees OF John ii Hall. S9th-st.
100 II W OF West End-ave. year .......''
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GRAND VACATION EXCURSION
TO EUROPE,

Leaving New-York July II. via the Grand cunarder
Etrura visiting England and the Continent OF Europe at
remarkably low Everything rstcass. Pamphlets
and detailed itineraries of Thos H. Hendrcson the we'll
known Tourist Agent 800 Futon-st.. Brooklyn. ~ y
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LEKIGH VALLEY RAILROAD,

stntions foot of Cortlnndt and Desbrosses sts.
$40 A. VI. daily (Sundays. 700 A. NJ for MAUCH
CHUNK and Intermediate stations.
sis A. NJ daily for ITHACA. GENEVA. ROCKIES
BRDGE and the West and principal local points dining
car TO Suspension Bridge Pullman Vestibule Sleeper to
~ 90 A. W. daily except Sunday. for MAUCH
CHUNK and intermediate points Connections for Read
'"t o,OO noon daily. except Sunday.
"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"
arrives Buffalo 10 p VI. Through Rochester Pull
man Vestibuled. Day Coaches and ParlorCar. Dining
1910 p. NJ daily. except SUNDAY. for L. & B.
Junction and intermediate points.
40 p NJ daily except Sunday for J.. & b. Junct.
and ali intermediate stations Charcars TO Wkesbarre
3,:iO T.. NJ Sundays only, for Mauch Chunk and
Hazeton, and ali intermediate stations - ,>,,
TION and principal intermediate stations Pullman buet
narnr car 10 Wnkesbarre: connecting for Potsvle.
'Nb,I5 T. VI daily. for Easton and intermediate sta
lions Chair TO Easton. -
and ali points West. Pullman Sleeper vesbued Train
Wv 10 chicago Sleeper to Buffalo and Toronto. Con-
notions for Reading and Harrisburg. -
"o.OO r. NJ daily for ITHACA GENEVA, ROCHES-
TER BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS. and all points
Wcst Pullman Sleeper to Chicago and Buffalo. Chair
car 1 $50 r. NJ daily except Sunday for EAsToN and
add,lonai local daily e1cep: Sunday Tor ROUND
BROOK and points leave as and fP G sVo
81 r'.ro. and Pullman accommodations at 2l3. ?3. BAL
md 3a3 broadway. 81 Enst 14h ST. 1850 East l25th St.
an1 Powery n Y $50 Fulton st, Court St. os Broad
msv ana brooklyn Annex. BROOKLYN;
hsggage from hotel residence through TO destination
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RIJuDING PLANS FILED.

The following plans for buildings and alterations
filed yesterday:
New buildings main office:
East br Sy Dssn No Cohen CO. owner $4,000
At the uptown office:
5,h-st s. 1c0 II Of Greene-ave for two-story
l la" Fas ,a5tSs owner ............. 5000
Tn,on-ave and l69th-st, corner Tor a four
am S of No I2ea oston-ave $1,000
ALTERATIONS at the main Office:
Nr,,st No 1al by Daniel Rothsein. OF No 210
to fve-story brick
tenement store and hotel 20
7tb-1ve 40 4Ol by Eliza HAYES, Of No 34
West 7lst-st. owner. James McGodrick, Of No
4Oi 7th-ave. lessee, to two-story and attic o
brick and frame dwelling and store. loo
125,h ST No 2GO West, by l. & l. X Ungrich. OF
No 26o West 135th-s. owner 10 a three story
and basement brick store and tenement. 1900
1st ave Nos 1851 and 353 by Mary l. Day. OF No
355 West 55th-st. owner. TO two and five 49,
brick hotel wv
shave 32l by Ayman Van Buren, OF New
burg Y. owner. three-story brick store
and dwelling UU
At the uptown Office:
1Jnd-ave n e corner Devoe st. by A l. Carey. OF
Iind-ave owner 10 thiee-story frame hotel. 300
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WEST SHORE RI

nam. I-aye West station. n. Y. as foiio"s
$50 A. NJ DAILY local 10 Buffalo. , ,,,,,,
.3n A VI Daily 20 Albany Catskill Mountains
.n1 Saratoga Paror - Albany. Sundays ohy.
D,IS A. NJ Daily for Aban! ,tica Syracss ,c me-
It,nao Niagara Falls, Toledo Cleveland and chi
cago Paror Car 10 syracuse . c,,u uo,r
t.ins New Paltz. Lakes Mohonk and MinhewAska. Az
bany saratoga. Caldwell Lake Geofse raFf Gar
dW r. NJ Daily for Albany. Montreal Utica: syracuse
tIevrand Chicago and ST Louis. >,.,.u ,,,.,x
n IN - " Daily except Sunday, Tor Ne"puts' Albany
ssIasM DAILY except Sunday. for Utica. Syracuse
SIG r. 81 Daily Albany; Utica Syracuse Roshss
Chicago and ST. Louis ,. .,d cleaning car accom-
TOT srnlr civ Offices Brooklyn and New ork ana
i,,n. Time tables principal hotels fnr othef
at htaunhs. -. &. T.. LAMBERT.
Cn ponsenger Agent Vanderbilt New-fork
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Ga Get for Business purposes
BUILDINGS STORES. LOFTS AND OFFICES TO LET
d on Chambers Spruce Beekman Fulton. John. Maiden
Lane Dey Barclay Park Place, Park Row Nassau VIII
lam Gold Cliff. Pearl Water and many other streets
~ rutland & WHITING. Beekman-st
yINO I.ET-Factory ROOM with power and steam heat:
lower floor and basement; Nos AZ A and 40 HiI-st.
n suitable for jeweller silyersmith or any
other metal workers Apply TO RlKER BROS. on prem
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ROCkaWay Beach.

VIA ~ Y AND RoCKAwAY BEACH r. r.
Trains leave Long Island city Sundays 10 SEQ gso
1920 1850. 1i:20 1850 A. NJ, 1920. loo. 10, 100
2I5 2:35 $50 $40 $50 400 $40. GlO. ea5, 700.
I rs, 1850. s:I5 $40. O:O6 930. 1928 p NJ
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Citp 11ropertp for Sale
A DJOINING FIFTH AVENUE high ground. thor
a oughiy we'll cult brownstone house 20 II: wide; deep
LOT. ,nny prot sanitary plumbing Price.
$40 900 mortgage. s2s50o Permits and all particulars
from
800 MADISON AVE % LIBERTY b.
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FRENCH LINE.
1ONIpACVIE GENEKALE Transalantique

~ DIRECT LINE TO HAVRE. PARIS FRANCE
RnIrRGOGNE Ieboeuf .. sat, July 4. a. m.
Ia TOURAINE Santelli. .......,..sa, July IL noon
Paror-seat Understanding car attached TO special
Tain Havre-Pars (or vice versa. Seats SloO extra
FoRgET General Agent. 3 Bowling Green, n. y.
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gArNE STEAMSHIP LINE,
MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES
old DOMINION LINE-DAILY SERVICE

~ For OLD POINT COMFORT NORFOLK NEWPORT
NEWS PETERsDUkG. PORTSMOUTH PRIMERS
lNGroN p C.. aIly except SUNDAY Richmond drec,
day Passengers and FreghD sailngs from Pier 20
n Il. , r. N. Sat, y. NJ. Through tickets and
freight -atrs TO all points.
w l. GUILLAtiDEU vlce-Pres and Trafic Mgr
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(yET OUT OF BUILDING AND LOAN ASsoClAiioNS
" Straight l1ans made. Equities .ought. . ~ v
- ~ ELLIOTT. 1If Cenre-st' ~ \.
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-. TLANTIC TRANSPORT LINE OF TWIN
"A SCREW srEAMERs-NEw- YoRK-LoNDON-
WEEKLY. ,,, .
For freight and passage apply TO
~ No | Broadway, New York.
c,s,,,s, ,eav,s Pier 80 N r. foot West Houston-s
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I,uROPE- Thirty Excursions to Europe. Ocean

IL tickets by all lines Send for Tourist Gazette Holy
starts Oct IL +. c. CLARK. III broadway. New-forf