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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-14
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


Mor-o.s. No .61 25xqa ox251g34: Morris Gold 9,
s. an. 10 ' s to w ria caaoSa wife
west vi io6-ss 25 3 1sS2r irregular 'on..
r ASsn ss h. Ee1so 0 seSS Ss
ss mass' n :: 200 # Of 2daye. 25x22ex IT.
regular: Moses Greenbaum and wife to Samuel eooo
as 6'T Sc is5 +, Of 5h essss Joseph
and wife to lanes sg% "a St; Sarah
w eiaw End % fsabe,h CT Grow .". : 1850
'ss sSs csysd3 ' ana v IF sAs%s
7o a. we sgs East s Sss;ss Num-
s,R.s, 10 iii East; Emma Short to Augustine $500
4s nylanc no. 400 and $i East Frances sonnens
tahl to Abfaham sonnensrahl ,;o, i; cam
crime = Mccullash. executrix to James - 80
,,h waTr So ga = Vest Ve,s 9Gxooi Elizabeth Rein
81 hsTG, 10 ASopn n paM s i1io Thomas Don
ney referee to RiGhaT Tsb symmln slc ii oscar
bike to Florence pise and ano,her Too ia
Boulevard corner ., s1 10 ic EdSsrd TX T.nze
Ns Anns s a 70 William cumming 'r and an 1000
@ corner l15 5'h VI. 10 loo Marn
Mstzeer Of Amserdamave. 25xloo;
Jacob s,alschnid ard "'ie 10 n'"'.. omitted
l. lone ~. man No So Rteisters Once; John a,o
o'1 Zoo 'r r 10 cs ,'T same map John to
Part lots s. IS 1S IL 81 49, map prpIpe,.tE IA
wfe to Baruch Ieberman :, .,,ioo: win
soT ssG .s to Tuisps f 100
It s. map TndeTc:if Terrace: Bphraim Levy 1875
p,rrs ave s g 1884 II OF Southern Bonevarq
Sosioo: John Rogan. referee TO MINE 1850
,d d' ia Block G. amended map Hudson Rose I,
Lo is5 map Van Nest Park Ephraim Ivy 400
S 4 s+sl; k.ss sp . 81 a ,2';
Mcf;u
Lots 81 and g. map tebrir Park Philp a ""'S'" onO
and another TO Nelie ;so snSS walter p Jayne
and wife TO Helen Jayne 1,no itoad
Classon ave 800 T. Of Wesr fI Reeden $50
unionV ST $ s. 1908 Of Barker ave 2oxloo' hoo
Ida l. Jenkins ct al 10 Theodore Io o, o;x ,oo.
John W Barran- referee. to James a ""o" 500
CT and another % 10 r. Of 18TH ST. oex65:
line Frank 20 Samuel Frank and another ~;
,oad 81 No 253 West. 1sxso.l1; Wallis Alien 40
and wife Webster c Powell II a, .; xi,.:
James X Holmes and wife TO John De Won 'o''"'
l3sth-st # Of WillIs,aye 2sxioo; menrY
,2Sibs, ' n $ 500 II 2 Of Willis-ave 25xloo;
Henry Muller and wife to same go Xo III r.;
;a Tas ts;hs3 4Sh.s nos 30 and - East
4ist-st. No I47 East 5sthast. No 70 Mest; ~
Nicholas-taSxe e96a a 30 EAST 47,h,st Nos
I'D and ll2 East; sls-st. No lO6 East: 18th
ST. s. 275 (, Of 5th-aye. '5x irregular; Sor,
nelus O. Reilly and VIE ih0mas on an" asea ' a
isthst 100 # Of Avenue r. 2axiUsS' john n ooo
,,.b a. 10 {, W Of Avenue h. 25xlo53. John $1,000
poahunty referee. to Matilda Michaelis -. l'lW
6th-st. s. -"7 " e oi A''""e ..'........... $50
Schm,tt and another Henry Stuhrmann. IoooO
6ih-st n 3lS IT Of Avenue II. o6xoolo Her
bert Shoemaker Matilda Michaelis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-14

ENCOURAGEMENT, ami subscriptions for The Trieuns
received at their Uptown Office NO La btess,Ise
"a door north OF 3fst ST. until oc.oeA D. W. ~ ,,su.sr
Office rates until O'Clock p M; VIZ 20 s ssn ave.
c,r oli-st: ls2 9Th ave. COT lsth " Mac, I'D
o isths IA. coiumbus-ave near West e6tn:, IVES,
West t2d-st near % East lsth-st 20 SIS
sod AT between fth ard 9Th ayes; i3s tas fh-ss, sist
ad-ave 10th and Ith s's ioi ~ near ss,-st
T,s Ist- s9;hst. o1o ~ ave-. hea'
IA adaye 30 EIeec sersi.; i2a - ss sj
ave go East roth st 1871 3d-avr Nv III rs
n,.srisn-aye IO2 Wes' t.d-st.; las East ~, "a Ave
Eas, is,h-st: s56 9th 6Si 2sn-sve mis- sss ~
ave 10 sth ave: 3is 2dave.; IoS SIN ave ,,S Eaa
Harlem Of,ces 2o5i "a ave, near m AID
icSth.t near "a 243 West l.oth ST. nfsees: 81
9Th AYES; $40 we. iisth-st. Al the Bgook'!n "
Fultoa-st.: 1:G Fulton st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-14
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

and and Trust company 40 - $1,000
B$nss Wi%% K 70 gns%a' Carroll 5000
BG9'n Frances snd EdS"d Of p 70
f ss.. gs G ySs st!na'd'
VIVIAN W.. AND and % 81 SO
g H: q sayings g ,d s'9 e.
being part Of said lot on map Of Morrisania' 7oo
ssss E;. EsGns .sih 1000
c' shas ':;e" s. tho rs Amsterdam 8, NM
and VIE e. to John 3, I. Ha:ten
ss Sns' to same st Nichoiasave and
SAME i1s'' to same yea: s, Nicholas 1871
Same ms't 10 same n year st Nichoasave 2o
same 70 same .t' Nichoasave 'si
same to same. St Nicholas 1861 IT :. .oo
same G i' ie jadso q year Todd :, Nchoasav.
iasl # Of i4is-st. year .:..:;.;:.:.; 5000
Same $ St Nfholas-ave, 1871 # Of ., M
same to same g St Nicholas ave. POI II Of ..
san. 49, sea' asi COO
Same to same. G corner St XIcholss-ave and -.
Same to sane s'a St Nichoas-aye. 5ei Of
ca,k. Fli1, beth j. to sarah sands. 10Th
SAME M 10 70 Henri y II" sands is'h-. 2.7s ~
connsf. Rachel 4. 70 Ephraim p Ley. 3, 49,,
map Van Nest Park. Twenty-fourth Ward. M,
D. w sS 'ehp Of t. 1st 'n
Same ' 70 same n i47ih-s 52as Il OF Brook
Same 1Hs 10 Kate Kste ladd iiih-s 1858 s.
Enser Ip"s ard wife 10 the Bank for saw
ings New-York SO Beeckerst. so fl OF West ~ m,
ra is1SS"E John and VIE william i Yer ranck
SANE ~ ss$ nsIsa1s, ss"Is i1si: Il
"a Is %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-14

1FfRrAM coYRiERE's Teachers Agency supple. pro.
tutors goverresseS etc. IN all depts
schooS carefully recommended 100 onave' cor Othst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-14
REAL ESTATE.
SEVERAL PRIVATE DWELLINGS AMI
FLATHOUsEs SOLD.

Nav, ..i.s of real estate OF almost every descrip-
ton and including properties In nearly every oes'
eble section OF the city were recorded yes'erua'
One OF the two offerings at auction was withdra"h
wv u g Iackson as already reported. has pur-
oh. sed the business property at No. 6h Broadway'
ON a po, 25xlss running through to Crosoy-"'
from Louis Sachs for $4,000 Mr.. Jackson an
nounces that he will remove the present pui'unes
and will erect on the plot an eleven-s'ory nreprooi
office and lofts building.
the nlots xIOo feet In the north side OF One-hun-
and-seventy- nnth-s, 100 feet west OF Wads-
worth-ave. to an investor on private terms.
Jacob and julius Fleishbauer have purchased the
rroner,v at Nos IA and 2i6 East Ffty-second-st..
feet west Of sscUnd hlsuss sl foa ISL
IL ns: s Ss
and large mercantile structure erec'eu =" '"'
William ]. Merritt has sold to Ferral C. Dininney
ir the new fve-story brick and stone pr n,.e
d yS az fns on lot $5sx7xx irregular
about $4,000 Merritt has also sold dd to Reb tse
Ing on i lot s5xlooSx irregular. WILLIAM 7
Merritt No ss on Is, sss,c1 four
story brownsione Pryate ed dw ,o S Gn No. co
west tye iai. n XTsCFS
st. I' between Second and Third ayes. are given IN
IL is rl.mored that the estate OF joseph SeIu -
has sold the plot 1O2 2xl45 at the southwest corner
of LcXington-ave and Seventy -seVehth-st W II" :"
stitution that will build upon it, 49,. ,,o.
Oppenheimer & Veith are the buyers OF ,nG piv no
1OilxlOO at the northeast corner OF oe'e"'"'"'e'
and One hundred and -eleventh-st . or,- .,,o
Hirsch Brothers have sold TO John y. biirm , tn
nlo 40 Ilx1OO at the southeast corner or hHis,ei-
dam-ave and One hundred and forty ,egh thst,,
Mrs Freida Hart has sold No. SO East One l" n
drnd and. 6rst ST five story 1athoCse to LOUIS o.
Davis in part payment for The fSregSSins ND
Davis gives No 526 East One hundf ed and secohu-
a. a f0ur-story tenement house. on lot 25XlW
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS
Tho fo,,ovine was the result Of the offerings at
auction Yesterday at No Ill Broadway
BY L. j. Phillips CoNo III Chryste-s'i Ia hs 9sr
Broome-s fve-story brick tenement nous, ~ oLe
10. noun due e. SSs: Elizabeth Fredericka koke
as administrative against John H. BalKan T.. a." !,
referee S. Stanwcod Menken: attorney 'o''d' -
Marean, TO the plaintiff; about Sl''Vo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-14
WATER on HOFFMAN ISLAND.
A SUPPLY PRODUCED BIT A WELL ONE THOUSAND
FEET DEEP.

FEET DEEP.
AGAR civ months Of constant drilling for a well
an Norman Island one OF the quarantine ISLANDS
in the lower bay used for the detention OF .sus-
meets taken from infected vessels the we,,,a al "a
gers, after drilling lWn iee'' nave 'ee'
with a stream Of water ~, -,,,,,. anil
The we'll produces thirty gallons minute ham, am
Pprr.Iw~eS and found to be Of excellent qualify
Ever since the establishment OF Honman is XarI
~. s,er snnnly had to be furnished by New forK
Gs,ershoats al great expense and Inconvenience
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-14

ADVERTISEMENTS an1 subscriptions FOR The Trs-
urs received al their Uptown Office. No l2l2 Broad
n.v ID door north OF 3ist-s until O'Clock p n al
versements received the following branch oices AZ
reauI.r office rates until o'clock p m VIZ ~ Nh
ave s. e. 23d st: l52 6th-aye cor Maey
e,h ,,s and 4th St: l42 Columbus near West S'tn
st io6 West 42d ST. 9Th ave; 92 East Isn't 81
vsst tod -. between 18th and sth ayes 5' East ftl-
ST. s3s 3d-ave.. between 10Th and I'm sss Ia e
az Me- sst St: S54 Sd ave. 2iO Bleecker.st: -
Peecker St zoos 3D. ave. 2to East '9th,s,: issi 81
% eso I'd ave 95 Amsterdam ave- 4o2 West 42f 81
its East eoo East 4s,h-st So SO 81 ss
coo Broadway; 1853 3d-ave 100 sth ave; l3ls "a ave
i53 9Th ave. At the Harlem Offices; 2o3 ass ~
iI3,h st: 156 1o5h-st.. near 3d-aNe $40 ~
i25h ST. bet eth and sth ayes: 800 Wsst lto'ns, AZ
the Prooklyn Ofnces: 10, FuI'on-st; '26 Fulton-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-14
Gfhoc, Garrties.

Cichoc, Harrres.
.o>o><no>~~~~Nro>roooc
.r;Tv..aS AND FOPEIGN TEACHERS AJEAEi
A ssppies Professors. Teachers Tutors Governesses
a. no. Colleges Schools and Families Apply 10
Mrs II. J. YOuNG-FUjITON 20 Union souafs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-14


a. P. mesns American Plan; e. P; Europeano
RATH BEAcH L. + Argyle Hotel open all year
BALTIMORE Nd. Hotel Stafford f. r. 81 80 up
do ....................H Hotel Rennert. T. p SlSo up
BOSTON Mass Hotel Vendome,, a: "a 90
:, DO copey sq Hotel E. r. s. 20 up; A. p 100 up
BRISTOL. II. I..............D Wolf Inn opens June
BROOKLYN n. YIIote ST. George f. p, 81; A. p. So
FIRE ISLAND. Surf Hotel aud Cottages now open
FISHERS IsI.nND. y. Y.The Munna,awket A. P $3.50
CT. DARLINGTON. Mass. Berkshire Inn A. r, - up
MiDDLETowS SPRINGS VI THE Montyer now open
Mineral Springs and SCIENTIFIC WATER CuRE..
NARRAGANsETT PIER. r. l.: Rockingham. A. r.. 20
NEWPORT w Leland Jr.). Ocean House now open
DO ....................In International HOTEL A. T. g
NEW YORK Fifth Avenue Hotel. A. T. -
DO Hotel Netherland f. P, 81: a; r., -
DO ..Chas. A. Davis Hotel 81 Andrew. T. T. Si'oo1V
DO In. b. Barry New st. Cloud Hotel r.. r. 81 %
do wv. Johnson QUINN Hotel Empire EP:N A:p,*o
Do. Q23 3ath. mr. Bway) Tnf Parker. E. r. 81 co up
PtILAbELPHIA. Pa The Aldne Hotel; A p" 80 30
9TEBEC Canada Chateau Frontensc q sS no
sCHENEcTADY. n The Edison. A. p. $3.50 up
ST. GEORGE. Staten Island. The Castleton. - up
ST LOUIS Mo. Linde Hotel. F.. p. 81 up Al $2So up
SYRACUSE n. ". Yates Hotel. f. p. 81 So A. p -
TROY; n Y......... The Troy House; 4 *s Up
WASHINGTON. d C........ Arlington Hotel. A: P. IS
do .....................Th The Raleigh E. P, $16o up
WATCH HILL r. I.......... Atlantic Hotel now opel
90 .Plmpton tote row oPsn
vddr 1H u no open
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-12-24
Sheep Raising IN the South.

La a recent issue Of the Wool
Record, a trade jcIrnal. Mr.. Edward
Atkinson directs attention to the
to the fact that there i ~ finer sheep
raising territory Ia the couatr, than
the Piedmon' plttstL l. IA Sec
ton subject 10 IN l.rie iainfA,i.
constantly condeusing from h,i,ui ia,
brought IN from ,h,' Call sireau
without frequeut heavy s;pIns or
freshrt, OF ANY klud. vet On The
whole we'll yatered. 81 Jas IA light
soil, protecting sheep from foot rot"
1t has moderate winters. during
which it is not necessary TO house
the sheep in close barns, it must be
done in the North and West. W hen
sheep are confined IN close barns for
several months of the year the wool
deteriOrates. The best wool is grown
III the open air, hence Southern wool
is better than Northern when equal
care is given to 1T There is no
reason why every cotton planter
should not keep az least few sheep
A small flock can BE- kept practically
without expense, making the wool
clip and the mutton very nearly, if
not quite, all clear profit
The Savannah News adds: One
great bane to the sheep business in
the S01th, however, is the dog
Probably the presence Of the dog in
unlimited numbers and with un
restricted lr edom is he great reason
why the South's sheep interests lave
steadily declined If the dogs, the
great majority Of Inch ale ~ oyth less
than nothing. were oct ul the way
the value OF sheep IIup lty wonld no
doubt in few years mout up into
the millions of dollars. Bat the val
Ter dog. the sheep killing car, has so
many friends tla' the legislators are
afraid to take a step 10 ii wipin j..
him out IN the interest of tn. St>t..
at luge. Press
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-12-24

4!c Domestic, worth &c.
52c Canton Flannel, worth sc.
DC Outing, worth Sc.
44c Apron and Dress Ginghams, reg
ular price SIC.
54c Calico. regular price &c
CSC Blankets, worth 49c
4Sc a Dandy Corset, worth Toe.
1c Carpet Tacks. regular price &C.
&c Paper Good Needles, worth &c.
4!c Box Paper and Envelopes, the Ice
kind
45c Crash for Toweling, the Sc kind.
4lc Good quality turkish towels Ice
&c a pack of dandy good Envelopes
good value Go SC
&c good Tin Cup.
Sc Mems Suspenders, worth zoe.
sc Boy Suspenders. worth 12a
1c Two good Head penciles with rub
Der.
lie Paper good pins, regular price &c.
&c Card of do2. Hooks and ewes, sold
anywhere (0 &c.
&c Coolers shoe nails, worth &c.
&c Cake good toilet soap, worth any
where 1Oc
&c Box of cakes good toilet soap.
1Oc q Gal. tin bucket, usual price 2Oc
29c Best and heaviest Mems suspen-
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-12-24
CLINCH VALLEY NEWS
LESLIE'S ILLUSTRATED WEEK
FOR ONE YEAR FOR $500

When consider the regular price of Loses Weekly
81 year you readily what splendid offer
IS We making.
Iesles Weekly is the oldest and best established of the great
illustrated New York Journals. 1t is the popular and the
enerprsn. There important happening either
abroad but that Leslie representative hand
chronicle with pen and pencil.
Subscribe both Yourself and for friends Christ
mas gift.
for year.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-12-24
BARGAINS!
&a-azz-a
RACKET STORE BARGAINS.

We have just gotten in another big lot of and fresh
goods consisting OF Dry Goods, Nons, Agate China GLASS;
lin and Hardware Also full inc Ladies' and Gents under
ware Ladies and Gents hose, Gloves Mitten Handkercheifs
Towels. Collars Cuffs and Ties Mems Shirts, aundred and
mlaundried Also heavy Working hs Sweaters Macioosbos
Slckers, etc. Also fine line of fresh Groceries, Try
Dworths Coffee it's the best on tie market sold only
We give you below a few ufeard of prices how we will
sell goods for the week only.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-12-24

ders made, good value SOC.
1sc Large dish pan bldx tin. usual
price 35c.
&c For 800 bes' match, worth 1Oc.
lac Heavy adze eye Inner, good
value ca csc.
If you want a good cuof coffee try
Dilworths, its the chea.st and best.
Sold only by us.
&c Pocket Knives, goovalue ca 100.
25c Pocket Knives sendid value
90 soc.
2ac Bottle best blacknk, sod any
where for sc.
&c Egg beater, usual PIE 1Oc.
SIC Best 6 cord ving machine
thread, usual price sc.
&c Ladies bordere hankerchiefs.
worth nc
&c writing tablets, rular price Sc.
&c Card of gross Ate Shirt But
tons, regular price 1Oc.
&c bottle 6 OF S best, wing machine
oil, regular price 10c.
&c Best shaving soapgular price Ice.
&c Lamp chimney, gular price 1Oc
At Pack of 20 best enlopes, worth i0c.
&c Ream of tw6y sheets good
writing paper, good Tue ca 20c
&c For good fire shol usual price 10c
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-12-24

- pair of dandy good black hose.
A. a pair of mems socks usual price Sc.
IL Best table oil cloth II yds wide 25c.
SOC Unlaundred fine shirt. splendid
Vaiue 90 Coo.
lie best ply linen collars. latest
style, splendid value at 15c
lie Bed ticking extra quality, price
auywh here o6c
24c Fine quality latest style mems
s'arfs and ties. regular price Soc
BE sure and try Dilworths Coffee
sold strictly on its merits
DC Fo; two large cakes Bentons Best
Laundry soap.
l9c Ladies' all wool black hose nice
quhl'ty' worth SOC.
Also nice lot fleece lined hose.
a big lot mems wool and fleece lined
socks, from 10 to 23c.
79c Best all wool camels hair under
shirts, selling anywhere else ga S1.25.
Also good shirts from 22c to 47c.
33c Mems working shirts good value
Finest Pure linen damask towels at
half price.
Ladies Combination or Union suits at
extremely low prices.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-12-03

From the Kansas City Journal: In
1890 the Farmers alliance sprang into
existence and Mrs, Lease wanted her
husband to Join the movement and
become a politician, But he declared
that he was not Of the stun OF which
politicians are made ana suggested
that she 20 into II herself and leave
him In peace. Mrs. Lease had never
thought OF entering politics, but she
consented to try Il. How, when and
whore 20 got the first speech on was
the puzzle Finally neighbor. Dixon,
was taken into the deal and he arrang-
ed Il so that Mrs. Lease could appear
before the next Farmers alliance
county convention and make a talk.
She was there on the appointed day.
and as soon as her name was mem
toned she rose and made bee line
10 the stage. Her maiden speech, they
say. was a stemwlnder, She was the
sensation o; the hour, and before that
campaign was over Mrs. Lease was
the best advertised politician In Kan
Ras."
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-12-03
BULL FioHrlNo IN FRANCE.


Hany Elements Ia u That Appeal TO
the National Temperament.
Bull lighting In France. which year
or two ago was threatened with legal
extinction. appears to have bloomed
afresh. says Golfers Weekly A cor
Tida was given the other day at Rou-
balx and another was held In the old
Roman amphitheater at Mines. At the
latter there were 10000 spectators. The
espada was Gueritta. lie is reported to
have killed three bulls In four thrusts.
aud to have been presented as IN Gus
tomary. with tho ears OF one OF chem.
These ears he sent 10 NJ. Querln, a
former minister OF state. who returned
| thanks. That does not look
much like advancing civilization. No.
u doesn't hut kid gloves and white
ehokers and ladylike amusements don't
other. There are barbarlc beauties of
'-shich effeminacy is unaware. The civ
llization OF antiquity was quite as COM
plete as our own. In addition to being
Ileis Astygliana andtfSr more ornate
II is fioh 'pagth ddys That the corrlda
doscends. What was good enough for
patricians ought to be good enough TOR
Sine N,rnAchbnResarddd uw n sport! n
.maydlt gerya but II Is mot duh IA mr.
GpsFtt9o hq lsiA splPnlid brute, in
! Seyipe, a few years. ago, Law him re-
titnlns from a night fie was on hdtsei
I back. ,hisidurtatfH6 NJ his heels. From
% low roof a. Birr ltandd. lt'Gunpltta, +"
uhol erred sdo your love Jne?" The
maiador l9oked,pp.l hsssd the palm OF
his hand, and flung Il at her, dsem-
pre-, mi Vida" he Bawled. ana Win an
Accent SO RESONANT that " filled the
narrow street. sealed the roof, where
~ must hnyeitransported that girl, for
,Lcould yaee bar slnIch ~ her ltliroat. !
,iapeledl she YES gopg to topic over,
hut not n bit OF II. In L second she
MAJ raining kisses At him. And Guer-
ltta. With, an afr which would have
besomy(NApoleon at Marengo. rode on
through the thlckening street After
all, why not7 Barring royalty. his pro-
fesslon is the best paid In Spain. Then
too, II presupposes at least courage and
agility for a chap In costume that
q pin would puncture TO face the rush
OF an Infatuated bull. and with a twist
OF the heel and another OF the wrist
to drop him In his tracks
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-12-03

BY local apblieauons Oh they cannot
reach the dneasrd portion OF the. ear,
There IL only one way To- cure deafness.
Deafness II caused by an ,nhnmsd con II /.
ton OF the mucous Lining Or the Gus
tachian Tube When this tube In IN
perfect hearing. and when d Ne entir lily
closed, Deatneaa 10 the result and In-
less the Inflammation. can be ulktn out
and this tube restored To It's normal con.
dltion. hearing VIII be destroyed forever;
nine cases out Of ten are caused by ca-
tarrh, which II nuthinH but an initAmud
condition OF the mucous surfaces
We viii give one Hundred Dollars for
any case. OF Deafness caused by cAtnrrhl
that cannot be cured by Hans Catarrh
Cure. Send for circulars, FREQ
~ j. CHENEY q co, Toledo o,
Sold by Druggista, 75c.
Halls Family pills are the best GOO.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-12-03
enEsENr RUSSIAN pREMlrR.
some Of MS Scheme. Ia. Be.n very
suceessful --.s

some OF ITS schemes Iis-a Been Very
Successful
Il Is too early for Judgment W. Se
passed on DE MlQuel's work A. mlbls-
Ter. even his admirers admit that his
'ehemes-and they are rnsnyAaro not
all perfect. while that some Of them
have considerable merit his bitterest
foes allow, says the Nineteenth Cen
fury. Prussian finances were In a de-
plorable condition when he accepted
Office; expenditure was Increasing by
leaps and bounds. and without any
corresponding Increase of income. Al
hough he worked night and day--ho
can work for longer hours than almost
any other man In Europe -pinchlng.
saving. devlslng ingenious expedlents
Tor raising money. for some time II was
an In vain; year after year he had TO
fnce the handing with n dehcfS The
nrst reform be attempted has cernlnly
proved a brilliant success; II has adj
i'nsttd IN some degree at least the
burden Of taxation TO the backs that
are best able to bear II. Already In
1891 he succeeded In passing a pro-
gresslye income taxa startling limo
walton In Prussla-by which while 4
per cent Is levied on incomes above
900 marks a year only two-thirds
u 1 per cent is layied on those be-
'tgeon COCO and $50, and nothing at
.ai-o -thuseaunder $50 marks. The
very next year he put a stop to scan
dalous anomaly by abollshng the tax
alton immunity enforced heretofore
by certain princes and MOBILES, and
forcing them, as their less disiin-
guished felloks to contribute To the
state exxchequer. Then in 1893 he
placed progressive tax on property.
personal as well as real. above 5000
marks In value. These measures, with
out cntailing any great sacrifice on
the poorer class Of taxpayers, have re-
suited In considerable Increase OF
royenue--so considerable. indeed, that
last January DR.. Miguel was able to
announce to the landtag that he had
. surplus OF 60OOO.OOO marks, and that
no hoped to have one OF SOO0O.OOO
marks next year. Thereupon tho EN-
peror promptly showed his approcia-
ton OF the work his own special min
lister was doing by ennobllng him and
bestowlng ON him the order OF the
Black Eagle.
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