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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-12-28

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has
been used for children teething. 1t
soothes the child, softcns the gums,
allays all pain, cures wind collie, and
is the best remedy for diarrhoea. 25
cents a hottie
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-12-28

When you ask for DE Wits Witch
Hazel Salve don't accept a counter
felt or imitation There are more
cases of piles being cured by this
than all others combined T. ii
Thomas, A. j. Riess and III. z. Balm
sen, druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-12-28
CONTINUATION prevents the BODY

Constipation prevents the body
from Kidding itself of waste matter.
De Wits Little Early Risers viii
rem'ye the trouble and cure sick
headache, billiousness, inactive liver
and clear the complication Small
sugar, coated. don't grippe or cause
nausea. Il. III. Thomas, A. j. Riess
and III. F.Bahnsen. druggists
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-12-28
poar Tobacco Spit and sno.e rosr fife Awsy.

To quit tobacco easily and forever. be mag
netic. fun OF life nerve and vigor. take No-To
BAG, the wonder worker. tazt makes weak men
strong. All druggists, SOC or 81. Cure gunran-
teed Booklet and sample free Address
Sterling Remedy Co. Chicago or New YORK.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-12-28

NHE excessive use OF tobacco, especially
Il by young men is always injurious and
undoubtedly shortcns life materially.
Mr.. I'd c. Ebsen, conpcsitor on the Contra
Costa Nous, Martinez. Cal, writes; 81 have
used Dr. Miles Restorative Nervinc and re-
ceived much benefit from it. 1 was troubled
Win nervousness, dizzy spells and sleepIess-
ness. caused by the use of tobacco and slim
I1lants- took DIR. Niles Nervine with mar
Velously good results. allEying the dizziness,
ouietin2 the nerves. and enabling me to
sleep and rest, proving in my case 4 very
beneficial remedy" DR.. Miles Restorative
Nervine is especially adapted to restoring
The nervous system to its normal condition
under such circumstances 1t soothes heals
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-12-28
Anusements.

OF The Lost Paradise" to be pre-
sented at Harper's theatre tonight, the
New York Dramatic Mirror says:
Harrison j. Wolfe opened to large
house at the Star last night, appearing
as the hero in the late Henry c. De
Miles well known play, The Lost
Paradise No drama of recent times
has dwelt with the labor question so
effectively and with so little buncombe
as The Lost Paradise. MIR. Wolfe's
re, ival of the play is praiseworthy,
snd.the scene representing the mill has
never been surpassed. Last night S
audience enjoyed the play immensely,
especially the comedy passages be-
tween Bob and Polly"
..Gilhoolev's Reception, to be pre-
scented at Harper's theatre tomorrow
night, is a farce-comedy of the higher
class. The theme deals almost en-
tirely with exaggerations that IN ght
crop out of the farcical side of life.
/: expresses, every now and then, 4
moment that is laden with life touches
which raise it beyond the purely far
cical in modern comedy. There are
three acts in ..Gilhooley's Reception, :"
three lively, interesting, amusing,
jolly acts. The piece is all songs,
dash and vim. There is nothing but
action. 1t never stops : for a mo-
ment.: All is hustle, Eife, activity.
Laugh follows laugh so quickly that
the evening is one. great laugh. Not
that kind of laughter that succumbs
to bufToonery, but that which yields
to sparkling wit. The play requires
artists of skill and experience, and
Manager Mcdonald has supplied them
as well as all the handsome costumes.
Manager. Mcdonald carries his own
band and orchestra, musical organi-
cation of the highest order. Reserved
seats are on sale at Bleuer's jewelry
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-12-28
Hard Coal Market.

Antbrac &c coal, all sizes, delivered
at $500 per ton, for immediate de-
every. z. G.. FRAzER-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-12-28

To Cure Consripation Forever
Take Casearets Candy CatharticL LOG or 2sc
II G G. c. fan 70 cure, druggists refund money
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-12-28

and strengthens
DR.. Miles Remedies
are sold by all drug
gists under q positive
guarantee, Grst bottle
benefits or money re-
funded Book On dis
eases of the heart ana
nerves free. Address,
DR. MILES MEDICA
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-12-28
Reduced Prices
On Photographic Work
C. &. Smiths Studio

c. &. Smiths Studio.
In order to more thoroughly
introduce our dull finish or
platino work, we have de-
cided to reduce the price. :
making it an object to all.
Call early, examine work and
place your order. All work
guaranteed to be satisfac-
tory. Bring in the little
ones.
Rooms opposite Harper House.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-12-28
MUscATINE is VICTORIOUS.
Defeats Rock Island at Basketball Last
Night.

Defeats ROCK Island at BASKETBALL Las
Night.
Rock Islands Y. NJ. C.. A. basket
ball team lost to Muscatine at the To-
cal gymnasium last night by score
of Il to IL. Although Capt. Harry
Terry and his players worked hard,
it was apparent from the beginning
that Jonah was lurking over them.
and that the team they had so easily
conquered before was to claim a vic
tory in the present contest. And
there were decisions that were decid-
eddy discouraging to the Rock Island
ers, and many of the spectators shared
in the opinion that the home team
was receiving the short end of it,
A large audience witnessed the
game.
The teams lined up as follows:
Rock Island-Riddell, If; Wilcher, RI;
Terry, C; Hubbard. re-; Baker, lg.
observation-disclosures c; Conway,
re-; Seller, If; Beard, re-; Ross, lg.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-12-28
Tor Fifry Cent?

So-ro-Bze for Fifty Cent?
Guaranteed tobacco habit cure. makes weak
men strong, sloot pure. 6oc. a. All druggists
New-York tribune., 1898-01-29
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New-York tribune., 1898-01-29

W Payne TO Ilile Field. :...:.....,... :;
ioo,h-s,. . g. $50 II. W Of 3d-ave. 25xiooil;
James staus and wife to Arthur Gorsch
iisth-st. 1ote y 9i Sh,sxe S,' en-
ti3th..t n 4. IO4.6 II of 3d-ave. 5osl0o II:
Samuel Constant and wife to 8 $ Constant
i'l, 10 Of Ds slsICe ,C tS'St' 81 ave.
runs 3 %,x G.sx &x n 65s: Thomas =
Higgins et al to Jennie T. LOCK ;,.,.;
5lst-st n g. 10 II W Of sth- ave, 25no II Will
lam G Lester and wife 20 Jennie G Locke
t,oa =, a l25 n 9 Of Bradhurst-ave. Y;
James J Faye ct al. executors. TO jennie =
1Isth..t s. 10 n . of Amsterdam ave. ldx''.li' !
Franklin Bien, referee to raui - rusn, ia sx
Tai Robert Young to william ohe'"'"
rnion-ave. E s. IiI.s IT S Of l52d-st. ldsS'",
James staus and wife 20 Arthur "orsrn
Bernard Thies 10 Elizabeth G Rker ';,.,.....'
west-st Nos 2ss and $50 $. ~ n o, hoooken .,i
St t6xIOO, Henry I.uers and another. aoh'n's-
traitors to Herman Recslns -o ,..c.
lar; Louis Wendell. jr. and wife to John Mehke
and wife ...................... a. 10
il2th-st n s 1906 II OF Tth-ave 3i6xiOo.ll; i;
Jacob rsch and wife to Joseph csrri1a' :, "a
,5S. Prospect Place No 50 to 65; Elnore d Al
word 70 Anna Avord & ~, =, D
l41sf-st cor Edgecomhe ave C"xn'. iNo-'-N
1914: Alfred W Stone 20 William } Nlcklas -.
Lots 10 and 81. map $40 lots. Mc'Ta" esi"o''
Ellen VI Fallon to A Morrison. 20 =
Amsierdam-ave. n cor l7Jth-st ZoNl.uN IT.
lar. John Nenke and wife 10 Louis Wennel u =.
77th-st. No 10 West. 2lxl"2z' Hartle' n '''"''
10 John u Crouch. i-l2 part .,,....'
Same property: John y Crouch 10 Louisa huo"~
insOn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. '''
Same property John y Crouch TO Rosa T. "e'
rail. q part ....'.''''''''''''
New-York tribune., 1898-01-29
OFF FOR MEIICO AND CALIFORNIA.
AN EXCURSION PARTY STARTS on A LONG TRIP
-coMTORTs on TIE TRAIN.

AN EXCURSION PARTY STARTS on LONG TRIP
COMFORTS ON THE TRAIN
A large party left the Communipaw station Of
the Central Railroad OF w-Jersey at 10 o'clock
Yesterday morning on a special train for Mexico
Raymond e. Whitcomb. and the train. which was
vcstibuled throughout consisted Of seeping-cars
built specially for their patrons. 1t provided
were In addition two dning-cars and observa-
ton car with a platform having room for twenty
seats. The train also equipped with smok-
ing saloon barber shop. bathroom and library.
The trip has been arranged that the most
interesting scenery will be viewed by daylight.
After spending indefinite time In Mexico and
on the Pacific Coast. the party will on the return
trip visit the Rocky Mountains. Each passenger
is at liberty to shorten proiong the trip at
pleasure. and many OF those who left here yester-
day did so without fixing any definite time for their
return
The tickets include all travelling and hotel ex-
penses through Mexico and California until the
return TO New-York In April. unless OF course.
the stay at any point Is prolonged.
The party Included Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Mitchell,
ham and family. Mr. and Mrs W H. Geishenen
and family, Edward y. Pigot. Mrs. NJ - Abbott
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Coleman and William X.
Porter.
Raymond * Whitcomb have long made a specially
of excursions Of this kind both IN this and other
wish 10 economize In their travelling expenses.
but for the large number OF persons who Wish 10
travel with the greatest possible amour, OF com
those taking part In these eXcursions is entirely
their own, the personally conducted cIemeht
being altogether eliminated The arrangements Of
ton OF passengers. motel arrangements. and the
provision OF baggagemen. interpreters. porters etc
New-York tribune., 1898-01-29
HAMMERSTEIN,S SCHEDULES.
ONLY $3.50 FOR ONE HUNDRED AND TWO
CREDITORS-CLAIMs FOR DAMAGES
AND LIBEL, COUNTED AS ASSETS

Schedules OF Oscar Hammerstein, theatrical man.
ncer show total liabilities OF s66.oco OF which w.
$40 are direct s9S5O0 contingent and S.e~ pre-
ferred nominal assets $4,000. actual assets, soz5o
Tho assets consist OF real estate at the southwest
corner OF Tenth-st.. and Avenue ID. which cost *"-
600 and is subject to a mortgage OF Sz5.oW' the
nominal equity is $4,000 actual equity. 5000; the
atrcal scenery which cost 5000 actual value $50;
small stock Of wines. cigars etc. worth s%'c pu'
more than covered by executions: two claims FOR
libel amounting 10 SEQ 0o1. and claim against
Yvette Gubert for 5000 damages for breach OF
contract
There are lC2 creditors included In the actual
liabilities. for materials 10 buildings merchandise,
grocery supplies advertising. etc. and also Tor
borrowed money. Among the creditors are the
Twelfth Ward Bank. s159s9: the Standard Terra
Gotta Company. $3.50: Frederick De Barry Co.,
slOs1: Rehlen e. Schleesl 1892: Homes II lie More
1897; H. T. Coho. 81 900; Curtis & Baisdell. sS'o';
Park & Tilford sl.o0I: Acker. Merral & Condit.
ssN7: Rose Seifert. s1.4O0; Joseph f. Marsh. N@;
the Wright Lumber Company. 1885,; james NC
creery e. Co.. 81. 400: the Leo Won Raven publish
ing Company, 3l25. The contingent liabilities are
disputed bills for lumber, elevators, hre extin-
guishers legal services. etc. also claims IN favor
Of Julius Weintz for s25 OoO and Acton Davies for
$4,000
In addition there are several claims secured by
bond and mortgage. on which he Is liable In case
of any deficiency They mortgage on the
Olympia at Broadway and Forty-fourtn ST. LOT or
seO00O0 favor OF the New-fork Lhfe ihsuraiIce III =
One-hund red a d-twentieth-st 10 James Everarh
for $1,000 and a mortgage or property at H'r,lue
ID and Tenth-st. for $4,000. TO the estate or ben-
jamin Lichtenstein. all three mortgages beihs
nm ndtr
New-York tribune., 1898-01-29
ATTEMPTED MURDER AT SEVENTEEN.
DETECTIVES LOOKING FOR AN ITALIAN BOY
WHO SHOT A RESTAURANT KEEPER AP-
WITHOUT,
pARENTT.Y WITHOUT CAUSE.

PARTNTTY WITHOUT CAUSE
Camille d Francisco restaurant-keeper' OF NO
320 East One-hundred was snot IN
the breast yesterday afternoon In his restaurant d.
a Young Italian who is only known as Frank ana
"Chckv" The would-be murderer. who is only
seventeen years old, escaped. Francisco was taken
to the Harlem Hospital He is not expected to re-
cover
The boy used to frequent the restaurant. the pro-
prietor giving him his meals daily, expecting that
Franz xould some time pay him The boy never
said ANYTHING about pay. and acted in an insoient
manner to those about the place. There were hall
n dozen men in the place Yesterday afternoon
when Frank called Francisco aside. saying that ne
wanted to talk to him AS they were waking ug
tho middle Of the the boy deliberately pullco
out revolver and shot the restaurant keeper IN
the breast The latter dropped and the boy sprang
ont of the place Several Of the men followed him
while the rest attended 10 Francisco
Frank ran to Second-ave.. the other Italians alter
him The boy drew his revolver from his pocket
and pointed II behind him. however. and the chase
given up. Detectives are now searching lot
New-York tribune., 1898-01-29
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

whs.t 70 i2s s:-s 20 os0o'aoSa''a. Ja*oO SO NO
e ?' John "R ReRos s'SSfS Sf1i
7 Eat, ss: az I, DO, p s3 ( 81 q Ay
at cR. q 2e 81 SeeH 80 Sf5sSsG ds sa 7h ana dpss Ss
hsier and wifc to Ree Bloch ;..... ,.....:a.
lstave 30 1872 corner bSho sth-s rosh q 2H'S TO-
proome,st. r ?, % # e q I~wi'-st. @17'
Same property. Louis rese and wife TO William
1IHdyts, wiy'e, No i5. 2s1so Eugene Pomeroy.
referee Mary Iierns o's"
Lot s+ MOP lCo se T. s IL Dsa6csy %S9'H4": 2,co ~
st. n s. $50 # of 2d-sye. 25S'6. Theresa
Same property. David zabinsky ard wife to The
Maiison ss 'rs" aye' No 81 "a sxoo wlIie Tenney
ana anethe, 70 w Wlli@m MHrin W.er Aorncy 10
2'h, ar1: No NaIH: 2i2 East 2oaS' "Ae' No', 5000
72d ST. 80 i6 west, 25xio2 . John II Shuts to
20 q Of We.l , nd,svs 2, ,6s M.,2o'dan i2osTaH
n,r%I.. Ir een' aTd 'onn cdTner sch., oo
xs5s. Wnlam D Stokes and wife to the 4,
Mc,ropolran improvement COMPANY NO.
''rslil les T2sii:a @ rairci cnasn,n XboTna ., ,,o
SIS 80 "a % si2 VIZ, S;,i stephen Jones and
ssth'st 8 i:S It " Of An,serdam ave- 25xio2?.
John casey and wife 70 y W lanes ,,,,,... 100
1 faoi'ti" l., n and Adels Emanuel
rnci. iSwenfci ana another &c 200
Isi ave, n corner s2i-st Is sr7o Gertrude Hi
oshosi 30 22o East 25sioo, scheuer to
aa"srs sT,@I' s. "'55df 75 Of io,ih. 2sc.7a leo
p,d Adler and wife TO Belle Bloch ....-.......
97ih- 81 Nos $50 East, 2TsiOo II. James Os
borne and wife to the CITY Trust Safe Deposit
l2s%. s@e slSsi &c iss IS Fs's 7.ss Herman anpclt
and wife Emma IIassinser. ............
Atlas Improvement, Company to Edward Hrrh
ana anothcr
Hillside part plot i4s estate 1rasc
Dyckman iesx2fg ~ l52. p,3126 Max Marx and
wife to Marcus Nathan Observation-Disclosures. 10
Honest l2S n - Stebhns ave, 25xo1ox
26exiod.4 Frank Mccone to Henry woodruff $500
Southern BouleN ard n Homes 2Jxlo36
x3G 7,i0o. Daniel Lnne e; nj t. Ellen Lane 10
King-ave lots SOL ani $50 map
Elizabeth II King. Caroline " spooner
Annie King. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ......... 10
s5,h-st IS of Iexinston-ave % 10,
50. James staur and wife Arthur Gorrch 1
| SAD No III 25zlO2 .. Arthur
al TO james Staus and wife .............., .exch
| acth-st, a q. LIS . OF 9th ate. 2ox9se, Henry
New-York tribune., 1898-01-29
NEW CAR FOR ELECTRIC ROADS.

H. ". Vreeland. president OF the Metropoli an
Street Railway Company. has ordered large num-
ber OF cars for the underground trolley lines under
the control OF his company that wil be an innova-
ton for New-York although they have been In
use for some years in the West. The distinctive
feature will be division that will convert one
end OF each car into a closed section about twelve
feet long The rest OF the car will he open 10 the
breezes that blow. President Nreelnnd says that
this sort OF a car was ordered because there are
q great many people who objec: 10 riding iE open
cars at any time OF the year, no matter how warm
II may be- The new cars Will also be OF use early
New-York tribune., 1898-01-29
II. MAITLAND KERSEY'S COOK SUES HIN.
SAYS HE sLAPPED HER FACE BECAUSE HE
COULDN'T KISS HER-HE RIDICULEs
THE CHARGE

H. Maitland Kersey who was until recently the
agent in this city OF the White Star Line. sub
mitted to in the corridor of the Waldorf
Astoria on Thursday night, in action of tort for
damages begun against him by Julia Gleason. his
former cook The woman demands 5000 damages
for assault asserting that Mr.. Kersey attempted
to kiss her. and on her repcllng him slapped her
face Mr. Kersey gave 800 cash bail when ar
rested He ridicues the woman's charge.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-29
LOCAL BUSINESS COMPLICATIONS.

Ellen F. Hartley, dealer in mems furnishing
goods al No 2535 Eighth-ave, made an assign
ment yesterday John NJ. Perry. giving three
preferences for s3s3 She is the wife OF Edward r.
Hartley who started in this line OF business IN
1874 Tho present business was, II is stated owned
nv Mrs Hartley and managed by her SON she mas
haen seriously i'll recently. and payments Tel be-
hird The stock and fixtures valued at S""
New-York tribune., 1898-01-29

in the spring or late In the fall before the weather
s settled and Is likely TO turn from comfortabie 70
cold or stormy in short time These cars VIII pe
used on the Madlson-ave.. Second-ave. ana Eigntn-
ave underground trolley lines and upon the other
pIeted making their appearance early In the
New-York tribune., 1898-01-29
NEW BUILDINGS.

loIst-st. n. $. 100 It OF Rversde Drive. for
seven story brick fiat. 5oxs7; Joseph Cirrlto OF
70 % West G5th-et owner: Neville Bagse.
or No 2i7 Wcst le5ih-st. architects. ..........
4th-ave. Nos so and ~ for an eight-story brick
store and lots O3xs2. Mckinney Won
schoen y, No .4G Broadway. owners: W J
Dnthey architect 49, .;c.,. ,- .h.
2,lixfo.5. fAJ Holierer. OF No 139 Ludlow at.
owner. Julius Kastner. architect -. ..;.,.
Gith- 81 n . corner 5,h-ave for "A nve-story nrick
and stone dwelling 40. sxIOo: Emma II Croker.
Astoria Hotel. owner; Brte & Bacon. of No III
9Th ave architects .............'.'''' ''..'.'''''
ALTERATIONS.
Liberty St No 1870. TO a four story brick dwelling
and restaurant. Meeker L~wis. Or No I'o
broadway. owners and architects. ....... 90.
No siX-story brick Statl"n'
Manhattan Railroad company owner water
hcuse OF No io5 Broadway architect ......-...
9Th. ave No 26S. TO four story BRICK ana frame
s,orag. house. \ Morgenthau. owner II
Haferr Of No lGi West 23dst, architect.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-29

Schedules OF Edwin s. Gesner. coal dealer at NO.
asa First-ave. show liabilities Of SA"' nominal as
sets Sl7, ,734: actual assets. $l2SS.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-29
Essays on the Civil War
and Reconstruction
and Related Topics.
American Literature.

Bv KATHARINE LEE BATES, Professor OF Liz.
erature in Wellesley College, author Of
The English Religious Drama, etc.
Library Edition. si.5o.
The history Of our national literature IS gwen IN
unusually close connection with the development, Of
American lie The Opening chapter treats OF the
Colonial Period the second Of the Revolutionary;
the remaining four Of III. National t'a OF the Nine
teenth Century clearly defined sequence Of
subjects and rapid, picturesque sty. VII hold The
attention OF any reader while an appendix ilr-
nshes him with suth tables Of books and AUTHORS
and such lists Of CLASSIFIED references may moa
effectively ai HIM in further study.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-29

Justice Cohen Of the Supreme Court yesterda!
granted an order dissoving the Jacob Ahles Brew
ing Company OF No. 145 East Fifty-fourth,st.. am
appointed the temporary receiver, George W. Don
nelly permanent receiver.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-29
A Students
History of the
United States.

By EDWARD CLAIMING. Professor of History,
Harvard University. author Of The
United States Of Amer,A l,Gj-l66j."
With maps, illustrations. etc.
Cloth. Crown svo. si.4O net.
Ample lists oi references, rarlIel rsainss ,ni
illustrative mateus make tbs coos
The Study OF peculiarly valuable 10 lh. general
History In reader. Suggestive questions vii
der Modern enable any reader 10 adopt the o-,i.,
Methods. and more modem method, Of study.
ms history.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-29

Judge Conlan OF the City Court has appointed
lanes F. MillIken receiver in supplementary pro-
ceodines for Frank !. Barry llquor-dealer. OF No
a East Eighty ffth-st on the application OF faIry
C. Hart who obtained a Judgment against MN ior
&il4 for cigars.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-29
Mem pnblifations.
II APPLETON AND COMPANY'S
NEW BOOKS
u u rUr ppJCCE OF WALES.

n. r. H. THE PRINCE or WALES.
An Account Of his Career. including his Birth
Education Travels. Marriage and Homo
Life and philanthropic. Social. and Poitica
Work illustrated. Svo. Cloth $3.p
For the FIRST time accurate account OF the
life oS the Prince Of Wales is given In THIS enter
tanning and informing book. While there nave
been volumes dealing with special features or ms
llfe. complete biography has not been puo.sheo
before. His social and philsnthroplc activities
are described In this book. together win accounts
of his visits 10 America 10 India and the East:
and his home life az Marlborough House ana
sanirngham. The numerous illustrations present
n series ~ portraits from infancy TO the present
time and also remarkable COLLECTION or views
OF great ceremonial functions In which the Prince
has taken part. on the historical a. well as me
personal side this biography offers peculiar at
fractions.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-29

xr,npk FOR Af.I.-Two hundred families wanted At
w onee Sew colony In the South Just started. and
,..r,r coony u colonies. The finest garden soil
VIZ VIZ 80, sav especially adapted tor raising tobacco
,,ucL ~ ut-y and fruits Of all kinds Home markets
W. Of all America Large eaVmtlls ard ma
sho already built or immediate operation schools
eH'" gr,und We want once one blacksmith
s.,nts yheelwrIght carpenters painter sawyer
~ wood turner. truckers two hundred labor
ml'hahu' late AZ once Work guaranteed 10 those
,ms s h,, Farms from $3.50 to $500 Immediate posses
"n' -. rent free while building houses built On
SION N,xnlncent climate and the finest mineral
n,in, n" the country Excursion Tuesday. Take the
nS css ,,te. can write NJ once FOR particulars am
uu'eu -, Rc,l Fsta'. Operator IN the world. Ornces
the l"is's. "untry and Europe. Employ several hun
a. % neope am also President, of ne serseley naii~
dirI pru' r, Agent for Norfolk and Southern Rail
r " irsttent OF several lana and lumber companies
t"sn " I'll ,,u farms anywhere. d. !" RisLEf. NO IL
- rs,nhers- ST NewYork.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-29

The Sheriff has received another attacnment
against the L. Buch & Son Lumber Company. or
No II Broadway. for %l6. in favor Of the Panama
Railroad Company.