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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-31
DEATH NOTICES.

ADAMs-In Cranston, 9oth inst, John Quincy
Burial at Westcott, Monday, Aug. Eat 2:5o
p. IN.
BENNETT-In North Attleboro. 2stR inst.
Cora A., wife of Charles T.. Bennett,
Funeral from her husbands resideroce, "a
Leonard street, North Attlebofo, Monday,
Aug. 2, at 2 o'clock. Relatives and friends
are invited To attend.
CROSS-In Griswold, Conn, on the 2oth inst,
Horace L., husband of Louisa {. Cross,
aged 30 years.
JOHNSToN-In this city, the 10Th inst,
Louisa t., daughter Of Edward W. and
Octavia l.. Johnston, aged years and 10
days.
Funeral services Aug. /, at IL M, from the
Congdon Street Baptist church. Relatives and
friends are invited To attend.
sUNDERLAND-In Fall River, 29th' inst,
Samuel Sunderland, aged years, Z
months and days
Prayer at his lat, residence, l73 County
o'clock u. m. Funeral services at St Marks
Episcopal church, Mason street, at o'clock
p. m. Relatives and friends are invited 10 at
tend.
sMiTh-In this city, James Smith of 8 Zone
street
sULLIvAN-In Fail River. the 3Oth inst.
Daniel g. sullivan, father of the Rev.
Michael sullivan Of North Easton
Funeral from his late residence, l2l Dover
street Fall River, Monday, Aug. 2, Mt n. m.
High mass of requiem M -. Peter ana Paul
church, NJ 0 n. ~. Relatives and friends are
invited To attend.
WEEDEN-In this city, on the 2sth inst,
John Henry Noodon, aged q years.
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A Newspaper, Not a Party Organ
SIXTEEN PAGES.
VIEWS ON THE CURRENCY.

Secretary of ths Treasury Gage firmly
believes that in duo season currency
commission will bo appointed by Con-
gress and he adds: "when it is created 1t
will have a herculean task before IL. +"
1t surely villa task about as impos-
ing as ever confronted commission in
all history.
The views on the currency as held In
Wall street, for instance, are so far differ
ent from the opinions that the commits
sion will discover in interior Georgia or
across the Mississippi Smong the wheat
folds that it will take mighty currency
commission indeed to ever get them into
harmony.
Views OF the currency are probably
more various than all the combinations
possible to the primary oolors. The
'dcbtor class and the creditor classA
are opposed. The banker with his money
lying idle and paying him no interest
and the farmer down in Maine who
makes his transactions In barter and
rarely sees national bank note would be
deadly antagonists If it ever came TO a
discussion. There are the men who
want all banks abolished and all money
printsd and issued in unlimited amounts
by Uncle Sam and there are the men who
would take from the government all
issuing power and give 1t to the banks.
There are sound money men, gold bugs,
bi-metallists, sixteen to one-ites, and a
host of greenbackors to De considered.
And involved in the discussion are an
amazing variety Of opinions affecting
the banking system, the handling and
disposition of money as distinguished
from tho kind of money.
Just at this time symposium Of
many of the prominent banking men of
Providence printed on another page of
this issue Of The News is of unusual
interest We commend STUDY OF the
views therein set forth TO all our readers
Tho whole country will be set to discuss.
ing this question between now and the
assembling of Congress-
The tact that there is controversy will
serve to hasten the authorization of the
commission recommended by the Prosi-
dent.
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Summer Playgr Ounds.
Deafness CannO, be Cured.

hv local applications, ~ they cannot reach
the diseased portion of the ear. There ~
constitutional remedies. Deafness IN caused
by an inhamcd condition of the mucous lin
ing ot the Eustachian Tube. When this tube
is infamcd you have n rumbling SOU 1d or i'm
perfect hearing, and when 10 ~ entirely
closed, Deafness Is tho result. and unless tho
Inflammation can be- taken ont and this tube
restored 81 its normal condition, hearing Will
De destroyed forever. ni-e cases out of ten
caused by catarrh, which a nothing but
an inhamed condition q the mucous sur
fack~.
We will give one Hundred Dollars for any
case ~ Deafness (causod 10y cafarrhl that
cannot be cure by Halls Catarrh Cure. SCnd
for circulars. free.
b, , CHENEY & CO. Toledo. o.
81 sold by Druggists, 100.
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Our British cousins are become most
cordial and gracious.
They are going TO join in the proposed
discussion of the seal question.
They will take part in a monetary con-
ference.
Good fellows. are our British cousins
They always were, only like the bull dog
which represents the British character
for tenacity and grit they look just as fero-
cious when feeling only peacefully dis
posed rs they do when standing ready TO
spring at somebody's throat
For the bull dog. which is an ideal
fighter. is also the quietest of beasts when
there's no call for Tight
And so our British cousins are behav-
ing as reasonably in certain important
matters these days as was to be expected.
Much to the disappointment of the
anglomaniac mugwumps, be 1t said.
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COOL BLOCK ISLAND.
Sunshine Was Welcomed After the
Si0rm-Recent Arrivals.

The first part of this week was very dis
couraging TO the summer visitors espeo-
tally as regards outdoor sports, although
the interiors Of the hotels presented a
lively appearance. The bright sunshine
of Friday was heartily welcomed and gave
n new impetus To the summer gaiety.
The Manisees is crowded and has en-
gagged four cottages in the vicinity TO ac-
oommodate the guests.
The Eureka Is also oyerfiowiug and the
proprietor looks happy.
A.grand hop Ia TO DO held at the Mani
sees this evening, for the benefit OF the
musicians. Invitations have been sent To
all the leading hotels ami an enjoyable
time Is promised To all.
BlueIish still continue abundant, and
happy fishermen are daily seen coming In
bringing long strings of fine fish.
The Misses Bald of Pawtucket are
registered at the Ocean View.
Miss Maude Atwood OF Apponaug, 10
staying at the Manisees for few days.
DIR. W. IL. q hase OF Newport Is guest
at the Ocean View.
Mr.. A. j. Rose, the postmaster Is re-
covering from dangerous illness.
Mrs. ID u. Trip of Providence Is regis
tered at the Spring House.
The recent arrivals from Providence at
the leading hotels are the following; :,
National-Mr. q. ii. Savage, w. ii.
" Connor, w. II. mug III, W. ". bouso'
James Canil, Q. j. Hogan. j; Mac
Luahlin. Mark Hanna John p. Christy.
Spring House-W. "A. Fenner, Richard
Macomb, Thomas II. Harrison and wife,
NJ. 4. Marks and lady. A. Mack and wife,
William Brike and lady, j. Il. Fishing,
+. >. Ballard, John NJ. Andrews.
Manisees-- Miss Maude Phillips, II. d..
McMuller Julia +. Clarke. Mary Graham,
b. i. 5 eere, t. Salisbury, \. Fisher. ;. A.
Williams, II. Parker NJ. shannon.
James >. Sweeney. +. G. Rudolph. j. IL.
ktouGh, Thomas Higgins and lady.
Villain j. Dean
Ocean View-Frsnk GladdinR, Berry H..
Gladding. j.. Dawson, Henry j. Hoye,
Charles 4. Hoye. &. A. Sham and lady,
ii. L. Aldrich, B. q. Gladding, Miss
Tucker. Miss Clara 5. Greene, Miss
Agnes II. Warner, Miss Sarah A. Greene,
Mrs. M. +. Greene Mrs H. V. Bowen,
Mrs. &. Il. Aversion. Oscar Robert
Mrs. Ayott, L. j. Shendon.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-31
CHESS NOTES.

During August two events will break
the quiet OF the summer chess world.
First will come the Midsummer tour
nament Of the New York Chess Asso-
citation, which will extend through the
whole of next week. Then on August
30th. the amateur tournament or the
Southern Counties Chess Union viii be
held in Southampton England. This
tournament will likewise last week,
and will include three cless Journeys;
ladies' tourney. and one or more hand
leap Journeys.
Among recent events may be men
toned a match between Bird and Lee,
unfinished: a match between Jasno-
grodsky and Roething which the for
mer won with a score OF seven TO three
with four games drawn; and n tour
through Germany of Mieses. who gave
several brilliant exhibitions of stimuli
taneous and blindfold play.
James Mason has made a welcome
addition TO The Principles Of Chess"
and Art OF Chess" by publishing n
work on chess openings. Another new
book is THE Chess Bouquet" by r. r.
Gittins and II. N. Frankenstein. 1t is
a compilation OF the best English chess
problems. together with photographs
and the biographies OF eminent prob
lem composers and chess editors
The following game was played In
the match between the British House
OF Commons and the House of Repre-
sentatives on May 31st.
French Defence.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-31

The Journal devoted column editorial
the other day 90 assure the Canadians
that they would he perfectly justified In
preventing American miuers from going
into the Klondike as TT and proper re-
taliation for our tariff bill. But the
Canadian cabinet has voted to let us In
Just the same.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-31

IThe Democrats and Populists in the
Senate Will be- held responsible by the
public for any shortage in the revenue
feature of the Dingley law, since their de-
lay permitted importers TO bring half n
years supply of foreign goods into the
country before the bill could be completed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-31

Notes by Rosenthal in lie Monde
Tllustre.
ta) We should have preferred 4PxP.
PIP IL a.. .KTxP; 8 KT-K4. B-K2: 6
KT-KB3. Castles: B-Q3, KIT QB3; s
P-QBS followed by Castles. etc); &
KT-KB3. B-Q3: 6 B-Q3. Castles: I
Castles, KT-QB3; B-KKT5. B-KKT5
K-R, B-K2l: 10 R-K, P-KR3!; II
B-K3 followed by Q-Q2 and KIT K2 etc.
better.
Ob) Weak. The correct move was G
PIP, PIP 0f g.. .KTxP: KT-R4 fol-
lowed by KE-KB3 and Castles. etc.
better); 7KT-KBS followed by Castles.
etc. better.
tc) The correct move was 6. .PxP:
BxP or KTxP. KTxKT: BxKT
BNP ch., etc. and wins). QxQ CHI; s
kxQ. BxP; etc. and wins.
(D We should have preferred IL.
PKG; 13 B-QB4. K-R: etc.
te) The text move gives white the
better game, as the result proves %
An error which ought TO lose the game
for white.
CD Black overlooked n win. p
%; 81 BxP. BxB CHI: "a RxB, RxR: 30
RxR, Obs ch.; rs K-KKT2. R-K7 ch. !:
etc. and wins
th) Black cannot any longer save the
game. III 3d.. II moves so P-R7 and
white wins.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-31

when Jon feel tho whirl Of the Klondike
fever. Just stop a moment ana consiner
that ''Bs IL ever 90 humble. there's no
place lits homsI'
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-31

The assertion that some day man will
be a hairless animal Is scorned Ivy scien-
lists. Already Halls Hair Renswer is
accomplishing wonders In avertins bald
u esa
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MARRIED.

SoNNER- DREw-In this city, Goth inst, by
Rev ~ r. Wilson, Mr.. Walter Sonner ard
Miss Caroline Marcy Drew, both OF Prov
idence.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-31

This is certainly as novel a combina-
tion of merchandise that could be adver-
tissd, outside. OF course, the department
stores. where pianos. organs and feather
beds are only detah of tar more con-
fusing assortments
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THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
STEAM BOILER.

City Clerks Office.
City Hall, July so, 1891 =
Notice IL hereby given that the Board Cf
Aldermen will be IN session IN their chemler
in the City Hall, ON THURSDAY. August D,
1897, at o'clock y. m, when all persous IN
tereated in the petition Of james j. Newman
to locate two Steam Boilers NJ No y AboTr
street may appear and be heard thero n.
BY order of the Board ~ Aldermen.
WILLIAM Il. CLARKE.
jy3l.lt City Clerk.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-31
Sacrifice Sale
Bargains ! Bargains
$4,000 WORTH
OF BEAUTIFUL
Japanese Ware,
SACRIFICED AT POSITIVELY
LESS THAN COST.

Elegant Vases, Jardinieres, Tea
Sets, Cups and Saucers, Cracker
lars, Fruit Bowls, Cream Pots
and Sugars, Tea Pots, Sauce
Plates, Fancy Plates, Chocolate
Pots, Etc.
25 BEAUTIFUL, GENUINE ORlEN-
TAI RUGS. so pieces of Rattan,
slightly shop worn. Dressing
Tables, three or four Chiffoniers,
Etc. All must 90 at some price.
Come in and look them over.
See what elegant large Satsuma
Vases will be sold for Soc, actual
value $500. Gas Globes, I5c.;
Cups and Saucers IS, IS and soc.
value double.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-31

Speaking Of signs. notice that one OF
our scholarly real estate agents has aban-
doned the "To Lett sign and instos AL
prints on his cards For Rent. F"
This is elegant. correct i believe and
not so aw kward as the "To Be Let"
idea which reformers I'm To Let an
nouncements once tried 10 introduce In
tho interests Of the peace of Lindley Muir
rays ghost.
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TEA TABLE TALK

People who have fancy for curiosities
in business signs may be pleased 20 learn
that down in Mill street Is one that
reads:
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But I am not built that way.
am ever in the spirit Of the company
chance 20 DO thrown with.
This disposition gives variety TO life
THE TATTLER
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The Contest Will Begin August |
and End at II O'clock Noon,
November lSt.
The sentence selected Is from standard author and as follow
" for the old woman turned to him with grim
her face and stretched out her hand to be taken in his
SUPPLY THE MISSING WORD.

The book the above sentence has been sealed and placed
custody A. Hopkins, Business Manager of THE
NEWS safety vault and who will give it sealed
make the decision November
1907 extraordinary interest and if
favorm will follow.
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Each and every guess must be accompanied
by n four-weelss' substitution To THE PROV
IDENCE NEWS. the guess must be- sent in
tho enveloue that brings the money that pays
for the subscription; forgetting II or leaving
it out by accident. or otherwise, or not
knowing OF the contest at the time you sub
scrihcd will not cntit!e one to send guess
afterward. TIE guess must come with the
subscription.
IL more than one person names the missing
word 20 per cent If the money received VIII
he ca ally divided an all stand on the same
footing. Persons may guess AS many times
as they send subscriptions.
From that date we shall keep accurate ac-
count of the subscriptions received with
guesses, and on November we will publish
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

In order 10 facilitate the publication of the
announcements OF sunday services ana DO
Justice To all interested I'm their publication,
THE NEWS, i'm future viii print on Saturday
afternoon notices received before j. m:
the previous evening. Such notices shoulel
be limited 20 three lines each, and FlvE
CENTS LINE Will be charged for every line
over three lines, but no charge will be made
for announcements 10 the amount OF three
lines.
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CONDITIONS OF THE CONTEST.

Send us a subscription for THE NEWS for four
cost you, payable III advance, Is CENTS.
Each four weeks subscription will entitle the sub
guess in the Missing Word Contest
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-03
HOTELS.

DKOOKLYN HOTEL 2OS-212 BUSH ST,
ID board and room 81 to So per day, So to $l2 per
week: choice rooms so cents 10 81; suite room,
for family 81 81 80 per night; first class services
free coach. CHARLES MONTGOMERY.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-03

nEEASURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE SUP
/ ervising Architect, Washington, d. C., June l6,
1S97.-Sealed proposals VIII be received at this
office until O'Clock P. N. on tle 2zd day of July,
1897, and opened immed ate]y rhereaf err for fur
nshing all the iauor and materials required for the
excavation sewer and temporary drainage con-
Cour,house. ETC., at San Francisco. Ca, in accord
apce wi the drawings and specifications copies
of which may be had at this office at the office
OF the superintendent at San Francisco, Cal Each
bid must be accompanied by a certified check for
sum not less than per cent of the amount Of the
proposal. The right is reserved To reject any all
bids and to waive any defect or informality in any
bid should it he deemed In the interest OF the Gov
ernmenJ to do So All proposals received after
the time stated for opening will be returned 10 the
bidders {. Z. KEMPEk, Acting supervising
Architects
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PROPOSALS.

n FFICE OF c. @. NJ, VANCOUVER BAR
" racks. WASH, June 80. 1S97.-Seaed propos-
ais, in .trpIicate, will be received here or at
offices of quartermasters at Boise Barracks and
Fort Sherman, Idaho, Portland Or. and forts
Candy, spokane Walla Waila and Vancouver de-
pot, Wash, at O'Clock ?. NJ. July 80 1897, and
then opened for furnis hing forage and bedding
therefor for fiscal year commencing July J. 1897.
Information furnished here or by said quarter
masters. u. S. reserves right to rFject or accept
any or all proposals or any part thereof Envel-
opes containing proposals should be marked aPro-
posa for forage Bedding at -" and adj
dressed to undersigned or to respective quarter
masters J. w. JACOBS, G. O NJ.
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aiARkiE ,.

A a J.
BREW ER-STEINWF Gin his city, June so,
1897 by the Rev. J. NJ. Bueher Harry Bre wer
and Bertha S-einw <.
LASS-KNA Ut HIN Santa Clara, at the resi-
dence of The bricegroom's parents by the Rev.
II. =. Heacock FTedrIic< Nicklaus Lass and
Julia Wiihe lmiDa Knauth. both OF santa Cara
NJ CCO RM lCk-t ORREST-ln this city, June g.
1897. by th g Rev. j. J.. Dickson, John y. Nc
Cormick and EdIth E. Forrest both of san
Francisco.
MOSES-COFFIELD-In this city. June 2S 1897,
by the Rev. NJ. NJ. Gibson. DID, Wal. .er IL.
Moses and Mary A. Coflie d both OF san Fran
cisco.
STEELE DIN this city June so l8q7 at
the First United Pre- byterian Church. b. the
Rev. NJ. NJ. Gibson ID. mes A. steele and
Edith f. Bird, bosh o. san francisco.
WRIGHT-INGK AM-In this CITY. June 80.
1897. by the Rev. Fa her Dempsey, BeDiamin
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-03

A FRUITVALE. 2 AND 8 BLOCKS FROM
"A station; choice building lois on easy terms:
$40 cash: streets graded and macadamized
ers, wa,er and grs in: delightful china e; As min
utes from san Francisco; fare So per month or
cents per trip; these lots a bargain $3.50.
Syndicate Investment Company, 65 Chronicle
bu ding, or LOWRY, OWEN & Co., Fruityale
station
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COFFEE, LUNCH PARLORS; BEST LOCAL
" .tty in city; fitted up in latest Style $50 lay
busipess; owner must sell. Apply Cal Office.
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BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.

BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.
MUST HAVE MONEY; CHOICE LOT NEAR
TNl the universily 100x125: for sale at bar
gain J. ]. MA son. Real Estate, Berkeley.
CALL UPON OR WRITE Us IF YOU WANT
" to buy a home rent house in beautiful
Berkeley. o. G Nj AY & co. 2l23 Center st,
DOCKET MAP OF BEAUTIFUL BERKELEY
i up 10 date: price Soc For sale by JOS. j.
MASON, real estate.
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BIRTHS -siARRIiGES DEATHS.

Birth marriage and death notices sent by mail
will uos be inserted. They mus De handed in at
cit her OF the pub cation Offices ana be in orsst
with he n lame and residence OF persons authorized
10 have the same published
BOkN.
CLASBY-January 81, 1897, to the wife of James
T.. Clasby a daughter
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BAKERY FOR SALE; DOING GOOD USI.
ID ness; good location, with horse and wagons
Apply this Office.
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TOR RENT {, ,OMPLETELY FURNIsHED)-
i Large basement saloon nd restaurant (45x9U|
on prominent corner: io* rent fine chAn,e tC
start business Cal S25 Market St, room 629.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.


A BSOLUTELY THE OLDEST AND DARG-
n est house west of CHICAGO is kOHLER u
CHASE'S 26 2S and 30 O'FRrr IL st. Pianos,
organs and all other musical instruments. OF ali
Fverything possible done TO please and satisfy
the customer.
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Estab 1868 Tel. South AT
CRAIG g. COCHRAN co,

Funeral Directors and Embaimers,
22 "a AND e26 MINT AVENUE.
Lady assistants Spacious chapel for the use OF
our patrons. ubter tires on our ambu ance
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COUNTRY REAn ESTATE.

Gs1nN 40 ACRES ABOVE SACRAMENTO;
ID 1UO. 20 acres cultivated: house and fenc ng
forced sale; will trade oESTEkKEICHER $50
Market 81.
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FRUITYALE REAL ESTATE.
q EAUTIFUL FRU1TVALE.
ID We have elegant cottages for sale cheap and
terms TO suit purchasers; price from $500 TO
81 0U; buy home in this growing suburb APP
ply TO BASSETr BROS, Fruityale station
Q10OO PART CASH: A BARGAIN; A.
sNlOOU. room cottage: minutes walk from
Fruitvale local station LOWERY OWEN CO.,
Fruitvale station.
T,OR "A LE-FJNE Broom HOUSE; LARGE
IL lot; near Fruitvale station; bargain; terms
lnqur INA IS bakery. Frutvale taiion.
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ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE,

ALAMEDA
QI10O BARGAIN-2-STORY HOUSE,
ID fON. rooms: lot 45x150; easy terms.
S3500-6- room handsom modern cottage: cor
lot. 45xl49 with stable; will exchange for
City property.
$60U-Lot 35x13S
S65u-Lct 4Uxl3S.
$700-Corner lot, 40x13S; all street WORK done.
Modern house. IL rooms corner lot, 56x2j5:
will exchange for city property
Choice impro we'd Park-st. property; good inter-
est investment; corner. E. D. JUDD & CO.,
1421 Park ST.. Alameda.
0OOQO NEW COTTAGE, 4R0OMS AND
eDAAOO. BATH near station; easy terms
So .O0-New cottage, rooms and bath: $3.50
cash. $50 monthly.
$2950-Colonisl cottage, one story and half,
near Ba y-strest station; terms reas sonahle.
$3000-Beautiful colonial cottage of rooms;
corner lot, 50xlU0; your terms are ours.
MAR USE & KENNEL
Bay street station Alameda. and 62S Market st,
s. +. Office open Sundays and holidays.
01dOO (RkDUcED) CoTT AGE AND ELE.
dDl iUO. CANT lot; good neighborhood. NJ. l.,
box n. call