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New-York tribune., 1896-05-31
stations In New York. foot of barclay md
Christopher streets.
yEsTIut LED TRNiNs. PULLMAN BUFFET
CARS PVNTSCU LIGHT.

prec, route 20 NEWARK. WOOMFIEl.D MONT-rAIR.
THE ORANGES summit. B"rnarisvtie Basking
Ridge Madison. Mor'lstown PaS-aic. Iat@rsun h.on-
ton Dovrr stanho,e. NEWTON Brpus LAKE.
LAKE HOPATCONG Hark"t.tDWn. SCHOOLFN :
MOUNTAIN. Washington riilLLlisBiRG. ENSroN
WATER GAP. sTRpI pSntKf rsconn Mountains.
SCRANTON PfTrSTON. 'WtfKESRARRE. NANTt-
COKE pANVItL.E NONrir MBERLANp Mont
ros, BINGiIAMTON OXFORD NORWICH Water
VIE UTICA. RCHFtELp SPRINGS Cortland.
SYRACUSE. OSwEGO. ITHACA. OwEGO E;.MiRA.
CONNtNG. BATH DNNsN lille HrFFAIyp and an
fs.inta WEST NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST
500 \ BINGiIAMToN MAIL Stops principal
stations
loco \ .orafe can nlFFAO SCRANTON. RING-
HAMTON UTICA RlC1IFlEi.p SPRINGS. SYRIA
CtsE and OSwEGO EXPRESS Pullman Rur~t
Cars connect az l'unaio with train for Chicago
100 + M~lcafe can. SCRANTON. wrIKEsBARRE
EMPRESS. Iullnun IfuH"t pafior
900 T.. M-SCRANrON. WII.KEdBARitE ami PLNM
OUTU EMPRESS. Pullman nunet Parlor cars
80 = NJ pailVl.-BuNaln Ncstihul-d Limited Express
for SCRANTON. HlN';HAMTON. Ei.MiRA. ntF-
FAI.O Pullman runei sleeping Car. Connects at
pursio with train Tor chicago and points west
$50 = NJ. Daily -nuFrAIo SCRANTON RiNuHAM.
TON. ITHACA RItUFlEfp SPRINGS. SNRACISE
and oswEGo EXrREss Pullman ngrs, .tl slcspers
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS At u
Park Place 80 lirold~ay Tickets at ferry stations es2
.3o Columbus ave New York ;3S ami 726 Fulton si and
Broadway. brooklyn. Time tables giving full infor-
nation at all stations.
wEsTCoT~r EMPRESS COMPANY will call for and
check baggage from hotel residence 60 destination
New-York tribune., 1896-05-31

J,OR SALE or RF.NT.-A dsslrnhe homestead situated
i In the city - Ans0uia Connecticut. srNaple TOT
home, consisting 'i i'urr
containing fourteen ruons inciuiiag bathroom. e''fy
modern improyemen and convenience running ho' ana
cold water Two closets servants outhfuse gas, r''hH
heat all through siab". with all Improvements 'vA'h
mans house barn SC. five acres ~ an1 sha'e nms'S m
APPLES view "N"rlf-'NIit
<augaturk valley. situation high and dry hNe minutes
arfvs fr7n station. from New YORK 'lfi ~
dress Letter Tos 57O Equitable Building New f"rk. y 1
C,EASHORF COTT .GE 20 rent IN he Sound nraf 'ul'
- ford Conn well furnised god bathing '.tIns a
,,.s furnished three monht Sis'. your
month. 500 JOHN PATTERSON Box 40 Walns
,lrd. Conn.
yr,tF REFERS COTTAGE Monmouth r",rh Win ne
| s,,.n.iln ard entirely rrmodslsf. ~ let o. a o~
r.n, UYK sol Hancock 81, Brooklyn. y Y
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A.-A.-A -i.rH STREET. ruE .IRES' -.
THE SUNSHINE OF
PA RADlSE ALLEY. u.
Gounlrp BcarS.

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e,~ry m i..1 .,, b.,,'ns s..s,fs s'usss
AMI 80 49,, farm m n.e. a n.,s' aoss ss 1n A.ars
near fiht0h Nh ""'' ~, ~, 81 -, rnsst c0aa
80. ..,.,,,,t.y ,,.,,, ~. sam Fs-m-uass
\ -9fri,~ ,,'.,.ri.,, .isf,i hish ~ malaria, Y -
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II 49, mn elevation sd ard Tlsa.,, ,sr.,. s,,s' a. '
references gym ,s,.2 NiT, r,trov ryr,nss.n Ma.
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II Itari.rs eaHfei Or 80 slmmsr g. 81 a. ass.
,n.. non.' eai s,.a. % EN- i. -asi. piazza g,s' " =
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KNah - ,iIs f,rms on Iisraie. ees esAH~
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I LAKE Farm SUISSE. g.. \ J me VA %ss . MS;
hous, ana grounds h'sh. vel inel sni ai s.srs wq
View " erg. lake ,ri r,, .ess ard vss'ssss.I
ahandance .-'a' -. ,n. ..,,e terms 50 tos Is''
+. YorNG. nan'''i'r' \. J.
-, t...-,hle sues,s may es
4 lNLl'Nfld. ' .l... ,abls ami ccnns.s.
N'ln'l M -s .'tt,.i r, place lage hus. bus. s-rs-
mcern ~ . aeishta, slta',ss slta','ssa. scoons
surrounded Dos N f'- paw -. md rscslrcd Y y |"
ie' ,a''~''l ,.,xyrcrlctT.
lNtNcRpI'T fNllEAl v..'',.hsfll countfy -
ENer,ous intaI.Is can hnl go sstsnsiye guuah
m, IN ana sli ~atcr slcgirc sh,,,, al Vail
fences EbNiN S".'''
l'lsitANl ~ y N' .o.rilus grnunis atf .,s.r.
II gas baths en- .n'',, t~-t sei,. me s, ~
das. fne vi"wa. VAIN "' ,t...,, circular ',"'
NeEctah"s. ph'. -
MYERS. FrnnN"fi. !. - o,,,.,. fsnfg
MORT wApswoRrU S"'"'i ''''' -
..,r largs srss w
LNOiR HoARilhR@ "'.N -. terms ~ r.as
hsn N""""' a.. THTRpN shl LIZ -
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LREAr South rAN AM ,,'. ,,h'rouss'x rs r,ssst
" family. large conf'fiani. ,.t,,l,r. Al ~ WV
- a. y, $40 per week fari'Hi"'
~ ~ yuroit,n . : 40
,.,,..,.,, r,nN ~ miles row ,ulk ~
NIAriEW,Hp NV" - - SQUARE. psnp a. patS
vi house three lr,,s -, = " IuNer. ha'
iru't sPfwWN
ers - -. -.. q
NIAII.E DALE. ,.,. , ane c0untry - 80 ssit
now & Large ss,stlss snsSi 'I ec from arm s,,ss NJ
Al
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WEST SHORE r. X.

and 10 minutes earer from foot II Franklin 81.
$3.50 4. VI. DAILY local to HurAo.
40 A. VI DAILY local - Albany f1r Cafskii Mountains
anI Saratoga pailor 90 Albany. sundays only
DtI5 4. VI. Daily Tor Al any. ltca. syracuse. Rlcles
ter buffalo. Niagaa fnls. Toledo. ces~and and 'hi-
Gag Parlur 'ai 20 Stucuse.
II ~, 4. VI Daily except sunday. to Ci'ski Noun
tam. Nsw iaifz. Lakes M1h'nk and Mnnewassa, Al
fauy. Saratoga caldwell. Las" G~,rs" farlJr car
tiOO d. VI. Daily. except sunday. f1f Albany.
q. VI. Tor Albany. VI nfr~ti. Syracuse
Rochester. Buf.io. Nagna Fails Toronto. Detroit
t1ete and. trl0aE, ant 80 Louis
Gi;,o a.. VI. pay except sunday. for Newburg Albany
SartfD "a ana Montreal
7it5 y. VI DAILY .soept sunday for Utica. Syracuse
r., hs-fer and bINalD
ssi5 q. VI. Daily flr Albany Iuca. syracuse. R'chss
tor. Kuralo SiasNfA Falls. Toronto. Detroit cleveland
chicago and ~ inus
Fnf tickets tables paflor and sleeping accom-
uodttlnu~ apply oric-a BHNfn and New fk. AMI
stations Time tables az principal hotels other
Information address e. LAMBERT
Gen Passenger Agent ? Vanderbilt New York
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LARCHMONT.

FOR SALE UNDER FoREcLostRE'
the estate Of Charles l.. Tantor. deceased on he
day OF June 1896 II O'Clock noon. on the prrihls
six acres at Iarchmont. Immediately ad)olhls W. s.i
,Ion. wel adapted for subdivision. IN oppottuh; -,
dom ore,ed only 81 minutes from Grand 'entta ~, 9n
lion For maps and further particulars. Apply 70
II UOYT a 90 Vanderbilt opp. Grand 'e"''"'
Depot
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donnirp property for Sale or 20 ts


A HANDSOME RESIDENCE. 50 minutes out ~ rooms
n ali improvements: perfect order. 3 acres gr'uhI
abundant fruit harm. with cotchmhh' f"""S' "'N"
ground. fine Iocatl,n for sale or rent go =. ,
GARNER. II OMiS co. S0mHrNhle' \ j..
NfONTCTAfR- NEW-YOKK'S HIGHEST AND
vi HEALTHIEST A UBiItH -
sell INT one Hloh"rhte P''',, "a
grounds fine shade largest and finest residence ~
Montcair. acrcs every modern en-, ~
be rented nominal price Appy % lhA - w.
Harrison. ST. cor. Hudson. y. Y CITY.
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FURNISHED 6onses 90 ket-Conntrp

FURNISHED honses 90 fet-Qonntrp.
Norwood Park Cottages.
Adjoining Hollywood, Long Branch, J.
10 CEDAR Avenue. II and 's'h s 'Gsi' ,ss ,,si',
Nc wluo~brok Aveng. 10 Room. bah s,.,oo with
,nnaris bowiing dancne Sc free 20 cottas"rs Tennis
eour. sof Ink, ncy,, ,I,, fses So =, v,ns.u,,.r
street. y y.
TO RENT At OYSTER BAY. III.
4 FULLY FURNISHED 'oITh1E. WIN ample
sTegiYdM, o,i1 Mr. EnxiS cos 10 ;o,n New
Furnished Cottages To Rent.
At grAMroRpIN cATSKILls Modem nrr ly"n.n's
s. 70 70 ,.,o .-i-on. ". n MhLrINE stamford y. l
At Nrw cANA.> CT Furnished nous, e'ir, .,o'. r..
.nA s.rasners co,iag~ Apply TO II @. THOMSON care
Anchor ro'' co l. 'of'lAni' 81 ----------
COTTAGES At Long BEAc". T.. l.
u mile, New York frequent trains located IN 'h'
os.a, beach. furnished cottages. II rooms all improve
-
LONG BEACH ASSOCIATION ~ pHoNDwAf.
I'oR nI.Nr PROM II NJ To OCTOBER faiiy
tan,e"i W., SIN IN, sa' ana ,a'" cen,1s Fax Wet
Terms ,er, ress uaoie Reference f"'W'f~i Addfr''
VI. Tribune once
I,oR RENT from rune ~ Sept - FULLY furnished
l. hou-~ ~ Yonk~s y. y. centrally ll. NNl ''m
ne.ilis grounds. with stable Afpb o. Nklh X p F.
RANDOLPH Aldnc club ~ Fnh Ave. "" NNrk.
ArREi. IuI.L COTTAGE. ~ TnE yiiiAdE OF
IA s'rp, 'KIItiDGE. MASS To let furnished piuer
m. e-drntnl property fur fd~ Inquire q WILLIAM
MOiLliN. 40 1 llr0ai~af. New YORK
as PALISADES within mile AMI half u Tenany and
J hour u New York rent. Furnished nm" 't'nr
house ana stable. ample grounds AMI '1rctaN'r Al
dress . d. ., "a, ~, 10Th 81,
C,TyMER PLACE new and picturc-que. at crrnfori
- y ! minutes out fun, furnished ~ r.ms an
,,,rr,veuens. shade garden. stable. N"' i''
,.ason cuts and plans at oficc u - ..
~ Liberty II. y Y.
mo LET For July and August Furnished hou'" IN the
| rnnlr..f re-lI.aee portion - Niitlc"wn, vrhsr
county y y eight roruH. comfortably tuIhirn"n, 'lS
,,t,r co, well wa;.r bot. III" feet Uont. ample
,ralc carriage and horse barn c"mnuthuon. rates 10
Nv York City per month. references s""' Per
month Box Az Midetovn. y. y.
xxyATER FRONT Furnished house: New York ana
w New Haven Ry.: one hour out J. o box l.""
ccOO FOR GENTLEMAks country Flncs from m June a
running water house furnished large sihhle' ~,
lawn and shade; opposite llo'h ~ N'"'H7 '''''''
PALISADES. i2'2 broadway
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Qfnrnrrs.

TNOREIGNER wishes summer engagement goVeIness
i or companion; French. German. English nan; nus,
home Address FOREIGNER 800 West 43th-et
fJNHE PRINCIPAL Of city preparatory schop oes,r
pryate tutoring during the summer city or county
Address YALE GRADUATE. Box ?6 Lax Brobi"aE.
xvvAxTrD conpetent French instructor give les
w sons according Mesierschaft system: from 10
a. M in Harlem. Please address win all par''cu'a'S'
X Box 10. Tribune Ofcc.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-31
UNIVERSITY
EXAMINATIONS Isoe.

Examinations for admission 70 the Freshman 0oP"o
more and Junior Classes Of all departments OF princeton
University will be held In the city OF New io'A -. ~
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. JUNE II AND IL i'".
commencing 81 10 o'clock A NJ. in the Lecture room ..
The NEW YORK LAW SCHOOL, on the SIN fi'oOn VIZ
THE EQUITABLE BUILDING 100 BROADWAY
Students intending enter the Freshman Cass o"'
year later may pass this time preliminary
ton covering portion Of the entrance requirements
A PRIZE or 500 will be given by TIE fhiN'rIO
CLUB OF NEW YORK the applicant who al such u''e
and n,ac. shall pass the best full examination
10 the Academic Freshman Glass. the prize 10 De pai
after matriculaion. , .,-,h.r i,for-
nation apply 10 - eo =, c.so, c,
ROBERT KELLY PRENTICE ~ lao i5roaoMaS'
GEORGE WIN. BURLElGli 92 II WIhsin 1''
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Ccuntrn properip 10 Est.

At RtDGETTE;.D rDNN.-For season or longer
- GEO A. SMILE.
81 T. 18th St y Y.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-31
Furnished Cottages TO Rent.

At STAMFORD ~ CATSKIttS Modsfn impr ly"n.nts
ti;c 10 $40 .,a-on ". H MALriNE. stanford y 4
r ,t,v rASA.N Ct Furnished nous, helfe. rs
y h.. and cold water. etc efirnrI t,,, ,
Anchor ios, co H. rortlandt 81
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Proposals.


10 COAL DEALERS.
OFFICE LONG ISLAND STATE HOSPITAL,
ROOM lU7, ARBUCkLE BCllDlNp,
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NIArIE DALE. ,, a.e c1untry - - al
vi Two mites from siaii-h ~, r.,ns. nrs'-1>T ~
m.n ,ruit yssetaher ctt irom irr1n,hss,sss -
cn,ars NJ Ia COoKiNGHAN. - ,...,p<
New-York tribune., 1896-05-31

No Cedar Avenue rooms and bath. stable. r'all.
No II Hollywood Avenue. - rooms pa'hf' s'ao''
stalls -. ~ . -,
Nc / wilowbrr-ok Avenue. - Rooms hhh. -.
fulv furnished and all improvements 'hrlho: ~
,uiaria ts,wling dancng So free 20 cptag"rs Tennis
eourts xof Inks bicycle track. &c 60 ,.,-,.
tnriv +" ~ + GOpDsPEED - & ~ Vaniewa'-r
New-York tribune., 1896-05-31
rO RENT TOYSrER BAY. l..

I'f-TfN Ff-NNfsfIb 'UITN'tl. WIN al
,-,,,a. stable garden grapery. i,~huu-e Nl"dl
trriy Mr- EDWIN = COLES. 10 West a''n ST. -
New-York tribune., 1896-05-31

NREAT sOvrH BAY AM 49, ,h,roushs. - rs-sl
hle s. To- si2 per week
n
New-York tribune., 1896-05-31

NArIEw0op . rAtN d, n .quare V,as. Vaa,,... ps''
tri', t,' "eSse ,erns ' Water. Mr. y " ra'e'
New-York tribune., 1896-05-31
40 Minutes from The CITY, On the Shore.

e most desirable shore home on the coas, " 80,
tor front. fine wnter all convenences. furnished NV
,dy for occupancy: VIII he sold most hhetal @ e,
MI. 10 Ira 1, CuACE HarrIsOn 81. cor liuosoh.
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q golden opportunity. He makes a dead
run for tn tom an, bein sort Of hustered
an nothin else climbabIe in reach, what
does tn fool cat do but make a runnin
shoot an light up atop Of Lem g horsef
Well, tn horse was a bit bronoho any
how, an I guess tn cat must a. put a claw
into his flank as he went up, for tn brOnoho
lit out with his hind quarters an tn bull
pup, bein hot on tn cats trail, was just
In time to git it in tn neck. Well, he went
back into tn saloon faster n be come
out, only he landed in through tn tran
SOFA stead of under tn door.
Meantime when tn bronoho kicked, tn
cat just mortised all four feet into his
rump an tn horse he lit out down tn
street, clean stampeded.
Lem heard tn racket an come a-run-
min with his saddlebags full of dust in one
hand an gun in tn other. Bout tn same
time old Brown come a-pranoin out n
Congress Hall with his gun, huntin tn
man that'd been maceratin his bull pup.
When Lem sees Brown an his gun, he nat
urally thinks the owners dropped on to
him an his bank game, so he takes a pot
shot at tn old man just to discourage fur
Their acquaintance an lodges for tn cor
ner, as he didn't have no horse.
Brown don't know what's TIL matter,
but he takes a wing shot at Lem as he's
disappearin, chips tn 'dobe out'n tn cor
ner of tn house an brings down his man
on tn run. Didn't kill him, though, an
Tom Tweed got in from Yuma next day
just in time to see tn health authorities
takin Lem down from an awnin pole he'd
been decoratin all night. New York
Sun.
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ONLY A SCORE LEFT.
The Annihnation OF snake River Iae
dams Began In 1868.

dams Began In 1863.
Capt. Jim mot the Bannock captain),
accompanied by Camas Jim and two
other Snake river Indians. paid a visit
10 Gov. Mcconnell the other day for
the purpose Of receiving information az
to the game laws and soliciting q square
meal. says the Boise Statesman. The
governor gave them document, with
a flaming ribbon attached, setting forth
the law and stating that it applied with
equal force to white men and Indians.
The visitors are mem bers Of a remnant
of a small tribe of Indians that have In
babited the Snake river valley Tor no
one knows how long The tribe was so
small that the government never placed
them en- a reservation. There are on2y
twenty of the tribe left. The annihii-
alton of the band was commenced in
1868, when four men who lived at the
Salmon fails Ferry killed something
like fifty of them One Of the men,
fellow named Beach. had q shotgun and
discussion arose as to its efficiency as
an Indian killer. To test its merits
band OF Indians was induced TO come
into a narrow pass near the house Of
the men. when Beach opened fire ana
the buckshop fairly moved them down.
Later an attack was made by tie
men on an Indian camp and twenty
six redskins were killed.
Since then disease has played havoc
with the tribe and but twenty Of the
Indians remain They live on tae
game and dsh caught during the fail
and spring.
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4 NEW ELECTRIC RIFLE.

The practice of firing big guns by eiec-
tricity As already well established. but
hitherto no practical attempt has been
made to explode the shells of small arms
electrically An electric rifle has recently
been designed by J. r. Blake. OF New
Haven, Conn, in which it is sought to
carry out this principle The source of the
current is a battery fA), which is fitted in to
the stock either from the side or from the
ends The holes (B b are connected to
springs &C @. from which the wires ID d.
run respectively to a spring (A4). bolted at
I to the lock plate, and to the insulated
hammer CID fixed on the upper part of the
trigger 60 Q is the shell containing an
insulated pin. the mead Of which (O) pro-
jects beyond the base of the she'll. If nee
essary, two pins can be placed parallel Witls
each other and insulated until theiR points
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the gorillas themselves, as he did on his
first journey into the Jungles- lie at last
succeeded in finding a type of African ma
tive which in almost an respects resembles
she gorilla And Prof Garner has brought
back pictures Of him The gorilla man.
was enormously muscular. had long arms
ana short legs. had low, retreating fore
head and tremendously big jaws. The
brutal and sensual countenance was moro
repulsiv8 than the face Of a native gorilla
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THE GORILLA MAN.
Discovered bv Prof g. Garner in the Forests of Africa

Prof. r. L. Garner, the famous student
OF the language Of the monkey and the
ape has just returned to New York from
his second trip to she heart OF the African
forest. Prof Gamers visit was TO con
tinue his studies of the ape language, and
if possible, to ind the lowest order Of
human being which most nearly re-
sembles the gorilla. For this purpose Prof
Garner spent his time chiefly among the
savage native tribes instead of among
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LINERN sraaLEe

-~-~-~~--~-~-----~~~~~-----
TIT b McCURDY. n. s.. prop. ma West 5fh st.
GRADUATE Ontario Veterinary College
Toronto. Fine turn0uts. Boarding a specially.
personal supervision feature. Tel. 168
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JEWEL

.--e~--~------~--------~-~-
AAE@ p. HAYDEN. Jeweler and Optieian.
sl-verware, ete. Eyes examined and specsaclas
properly fitted
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UNDERTAKINGS & EMBALMERS.
~ go. b. PALMER Funeral supply Go. and
VI funeral director. ONCE 500 Kansas ave.
Res. 1921 Van Buren,. ONCE tel 1876 residence
tel. 81
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M ANTEu- Competent girl for general
NR Eousew0rk. smau family good wages ref
erences required Apply 1903 Buchanan ST.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
AhE 4AEl-LAM BOOK e. STATIONERY co
5o5 kansas ave. Latest books. correct sta
Iyness- n eNesE wall paper Artistic framing.
Tennis and base BAN supplies.
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L9IANO TUNING-A. u. King sos Kan. ave
s5 per year Has charge Bethany pianos.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-04-21

WANTED Sewing by the day or position as
chambermaid in good hotel. Address
il IT,. journal
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CCRNiCE a ROOFING W0RKS
-~-~~~~--~-~---------~-~-~
TD0BERT SANDSTR0T nd 1Nast af,ri, ii
Tin and iron roofing AT kinds ~ iearsi
WorA. improved systems for warming and
Fsh1Alallns schools churches and residences.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-04-21

REAL ESTATE LOANS.
I'M i. BOWMAN & Co Mortgages of size
4 e and kind TO suit investors always on hand.
Prompt money. lowest rates to borrow on CEN
trail. city, or farm properties.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-04-21

ANTFD-By refined woman. home with
elderly couple5 home more than wages.
Address. n journal.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-04-21

TDIANO IESsONs-Louls LiIienthaI only
* thorough Piano Instructor ia the city. 20
years experience $50 MONROE Or Dutgon HOUSE.
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w ANTED-Ladies calling this week can se-
year 2lT east 10Th 81
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WITHHELD Brick walks lald cheap. John
Richie. ll05 Quincy ST.
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TIT AIDES Turkish. salt and Sulphur baths.
~ $50 Monroe st. Mrs. Jennie Rawson.
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sos sALE-REAL estate.

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IF YOU want to buy
IF YOU want to rent
YOU want To trade
liz sou want a loan on
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CPIBITUAIIsM-R Temperance Of the mar
- VeIOus Psychic wonder. Elizabeth Gordon
Rowland. fun form Undertaking. seance tests.
Everything new. Topeka Post hail. 40 Kansas
avenue Friday April "a, at D. IN. Admission
only Zoe.
Smyrna times., 1896-08-12
SINGLE TAX ARRESTS.

For the Times.
Having been the opponent of the
Single Tax in your paper L have been
asked my opinion of the confinement
of its followers in the Kent County
at Dover. 1 would not have any of
those who followed that discussion in
the TIMES believe that it in any way
affords me pleasure to see those who
hold opposite opinions to my own be
compelled to suffer for them.
As to the charges Of ''riotious and
disorderly conduct" brought against
them. think the less said about that
the better it will be for the town poll
ticians, for two of the imprisoned men
have been personal friends of mine for
almost a lifetime and 1 know their
natures are opposite everything of this
kind. / have yet to hear of a person
who believed them guilty of the
charges made against them even among
the officials but it seems to be the
general consensus of opinion that the
intention is to stop the preaching of
Single Tax in Dover. Since their
blow is really aimed at freedom of
speech l must express an unqualified
disapproval of the course of the town
fathers especially as they have begun
at so late day. Son OF DELAWARE.
Smyrna times., 1896-08-12

On Saturday morning at
8 o'clock we shall begin the
sale Of l,50O yards Main
SOOk Check Muslin III rem
nantS, each piece contain
ing l to 10 yards at &c per
yard for lOc quality.
Also, 500 yards of Grass
Bleached German Damask
Table Linen, soft finish,
beautiful patterns and iron
wearing quality for SOC. per
yard; regular 75c grade,
50 inches wide A lot OF
remnants from II to 3
yards long, 80 cents up.
Also, one bale 1900
yards of yard wide, extra
heavy unbleached Muslin,
Sc. quality for 4c. per yard
These wonderful offerings
show the power of spot
cash.
Smyrna times., 1896-08-12
TW0-DOLLAR DOLLARS.

The Silverite orators insist that the
dollars we have now, which are main
tanned at parity with gold by the
Government, are too good for the peo-
pie of the United States-that they
are really two-dollar dollars.
There is food for reflection in this
contention. The wage-earners, the
depositors in savings banks, the buyers
of insurance, the pensioners, and all
other persons who are getting two-dol-
lar dollars for their services or their
dues, are asked to go to the polls and
help themselves to money half as goodl
There have been aforetime political
''fakirs" who have undertaken to i'm
pose upon the public credulity; but
never before have they had the au-
dacity to ask people to cheat themselves
for the pleasure of cheating others
Philadelphia Record
Smyrna times., 1896-08-12
Sour

Stomach, sometimes called waterbrash,
and burning pain, distress, nausea,
dyspepsia, are cured by Hoods Sarsa-
parilla. This it accomplishes because
with its wonderful power as q blood
purifier, Hoods Sarsaparilla gently
tones and strengthens the stomach and
digestive organs, invigorates the liver,
creates an appetite, gives refreshing
sleep, and raises the health tone. In
cases of dyspepsia and indigestion it
seems to have e" a magic touch"
"For over IL years 1 suffered from sour