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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-08-18
MuSGoda.

Lottie Jones of Platteville is a guest
of Florence Elston this week.
Mr.. Howe of the Highland Press
made us pleasant call last Tuesday.
Phil $. Thurber and Eta Thomp-
son were callers at Belmont Sunday.
Eta Tagent returned home last
Thursday from an extended visit with
her sister, Mrs. Otto Kleinpell of FL
kador, Ia.
The glorious camp-meetings have
ceased and now the young people are
chasing themselves around the corners
rackiug their brains to find where to
spend the lazy portion Of the Sabbath.
o. w. Eessel returned home Thurs
day from Monona. Iowa, where lie
was called to the sick bed OF his broth
er-in-law, Gene Kleinpell Mr. Klein
pell received severe injuries by being
struck by foul tip while umpiring
game Of baseball. Being struck on
the nose a blood-yessel was broken,
thus threading his life from loss of
blood.
Wells and McNurlin, who disposed
Of their butcher establishment to +.
o. d. Miller " Son, have again engaged
in the business at Spring Green. Our
best wishes po with them
Cheese sold at the board OF trade
last Monday at ~ to n cents.
Over $4,000 in cash was paid to
farmers Of this vicinity last Monday
for cattle delivered hel c to Joe Wright.
They were previously bought by G.
Elliot
Q. w Fessel and sister Tillie re-
turned home Sunday night from
visit at the bedside Of their brother
in-law, Gene Kleinpell, mentioned
above. They report him much i'm
proved and out Of danger
The Muscoda baseball team will
cross bats with the Highland aud Fen
nimore teams at Dodgeyille fair next
Thursday and Friday
The gypsy horsetraders have again
infested the outskirts Of our town for
a few days. Beware horsemen lest
they cut your -.eye teeth.
Our neighboring towns may talk
about their fighters, wrestlers and
sports in general, but when it comes
to sand they look to Muscoda for it.
over 40 loads Of sand were taken from
the sand beds near the river last Mon
day to be used in the construction Of
the new German Catholic church at
Highland
Clara CrosbYof Milwaukee. who. has
been visiting with her aunt Mrs. NJ.
A. Crosby, retrned to her home last
Monday morning.
Look out for an out-of-door social
in the near future.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-08-18
Work OF Fire Bugs.

There has been another fire at
Lima. This time it is threshing
machine, some hay and straw that
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-08-18

Ifyou want pretty face. delightful air,
Rosy cheeks and lovely hair,
A wedding trip across the sea.
Put hope and faith in Rocky Mountain
Tea.
Sold at BENEFITS drug store
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1898-08-18

National Dental Meetings Omaha, August
25-Septemker 3 1898.
On account of above all agents Of
the Northwestern line will sell tickets
to Omaha at reduced rates Aug. %
and "a. For full particulars apply
to agents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-06

SUPREME COURT. New York County,
L,man Tiffany. as sole surviving Exec
u,o. ~ and Trustee unier the Las, WIZ
and Testament = Charlotte ]. Fox. de-
ceased. Plaintiff. agains, MAJ ( saoater,
formerly known as Mary +. Blress. De-
PENDANT.
III pursuance ~ the judgment, ., fore
closure and sale made and -a'ere. IN tho
aboe e-ent tied acton. bearing date ihs ista
Referee IN said Judgment named. Will sell
~ public auction. az the New York Real
Estate EXCHANGE Salesroom. No. III
Broadway. In the Borough u Manhattan,
CITY 81 New YORK. on the 18Th day q
Mag, 1895. ~ twelve clock. noon. q thar
Gay. By Peter F. Meyer. suctonser. the
premises n sad judgment mentioned aud
therein described. a. follows
ALL that certain lot. piece or parcel Of
land. situate IN The City o, New York,
which on certain map entitled Map Of
subdivision OF the property o. Mar L
tiffany. IN the 23ri Ward O, the cry Of
New York" and fled IN The of'ice q The
York. on the 22nf day II April. 1883, a.
Map number 9i5 Is shown and e.s;!n-
guished as Lot Number six o, Block
number four hundred and forty eight. and
is bounded and described as follows:
BEGINNING at a point IN the Westerly
line or side OF said Block number AS
sad Westerly lire or side % SAID Block
being shown on said Map "a the Easierly
line or side 81 the Sclfferi hl.4eFarD
distant Nor,herly one hundred and thirty
s.N feet and eight hundred ana nirs one
,housand,hs OF foot 1875 500 . from TIE
point ~ intersection thereof VIII ne South
erly line or eide 4 said Block number as
1saii Southrrly line Or side OF sad Block
being shown on said Map the N0rth>r-
Is lire n side Of Lyon OF n ne street,.
and running thence Eastwagd.5 ne hun
drei and twelve feet and one hlr4fet ard
nfty-six -thousancths u a f1ot il2 i53
IT, thence Enthusiastically twenty-five
feet and sixty six one-thousant'rs q q
foo, 125 O66 ~: thence Westwarily ono
hundred and thirteen feet and nirA hun
crei and seventy-six one-thousa ncths q .
foot li3.e7S u 70 the Westerly lire or
side ~ said Block number as being the
Easterly line or side of southern Borle-
ward. as shown on sal. Map. ana tor~sa,tl.
and thence Southwarily and along ths
same twenty-five feet % - 20 the point
or place Of beginning. - SAID ~ ei'he- y
eali courses and distances a li,tle more or
less Being the same premises conveyed 70
the party hereto % the first part ~ Mary
/. tiffany. by deed recorded IN he o'ncs
q, the Register 81 the city ara County a
New York. In L;her o.357 OF Conveysnces.
at page POI
Dated. New York. April "a lsas
JOHN DELAHrNTY. Referee.
Davies. Stone & Auerhach. Attorneys tof
Plaintiff. 80 Nassau 81. New York
CITY
tn. following is a diagram az the rr-mi-
ses above described:
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ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY SECOND
street. Supreme Court. New YORK
county Israel Stelnhar' and Others. as
surviving executors ot and trustees unie'
the last vii. and testamer, ~ Henry s,nS
bart. deceased. plaintiffs. against ELiAS
HARLIB and otasrs. defendants In 2c'..
suance o, a judgment ot foreclosure ara
sale dated January u. ls9S. tl.y maze
and entered in the above entitled acteai
I the undersigned. the referee r. the ssla
judgment named. Will sell a, pubic aus
ton. AZ the New York Real Estate saes-
room. AZ NJ. III Broadway. IN the CeGny
az New York. on THURSDAY. the rir@teehlh
o, May. ls9s. AT twelve o'clock noon. ~
John NJ Thompson. au,t'one'r. p.e hn.s,,
As dire ted nv said Judgment. ana tAer-in
descr bed as follows Al, that certain lot
piece or parcel o, land. toe--ner with ~
buildings and improvements taere.n
erected. situate. lying. ami h-ins u 1'
and bounded and described n follows Be
ginning at point on the southery sies
% one Hundred and Thirty second street.
distant two hundred and ten feet esste,U
from the corner formed b, the interses
ton o, the eastsrlv line or side os Fr,s
Avenue with IN. southeriy SIDE or On'
hundred and Thirty second street. ran-
ming thence southerly and para.lei W.
FIN Avenue. ninety-nine feet e.essn
inches n the centre line y the o'vsA.
thence easterly and parars, with ~.
Hundred and Thirty second Street. thl,y
feet. thence northerly. again parable WIN
Fitth Avenue and part OF the tls'an.s
through n party wal. ninety-nire lees
eleven inches to the sou,her,y side o. onss
Hundred and 1'hirty-seconi Street 80
thence westerly and along the soutas,,i
side ot one Hundred and Thirty sNnss
Street. thirty feet 10 the point or pace :.
beginning said premises being also snese
by the street Number IL East one HUN
drei and Thirty-second street
Dated April 20. 1905.
AUGUSTUS II. VANDERPOEL. Refers
HUGO ;. MACK. Attorney ror Plsin,,ns'
No. Beekman Street. New York C'y'
1874
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.


SUPREME COrRT. NEW YORK tOCN-
TY-lu the Matter ~ the dissolution OF
Electric Railway company Of the United
states
Nolce L. her by given that will render
Al account 81 ny proceedings as Receiver
of the Electric Railway company 81 the
Tinted states and viii present the same
and apply .nr an order directing a referee
to take and state said account and dis
charging me as said receiver from further
lshTi-y 80 Soecl-l Term. Part |. ~ the
supreme court 10 ne held a rhe County
court House. Borough OK Manhattan. In
TIE ,sty 4 Ne~ YORK IN the Goth day ~
MAY. 1895 AZ II 80 oc.ock IN the forenoon
OF that day. or a. soon thereafter as coun-
sel can - hoard
Dated New York. April 81. 1898.
ARTHrR INGRAHAM.
Receiver.
CEPHAS BRAINERp. jr..
Attorney Tor Receiver.
A. Cedar ST y Y CITY.
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twenty DAYS after service them OF copy OF '@
order herein contained 60. ~.
Rochester May 5--Dav calendar Appellate Court nos
AZ =. 20 S., Motions. Nos. /. 10. H. Is. II. ." CO.
s. SO 81. 90
morrow il follows: Nos AZ 47i 416 Az. 40 4fS
and
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FORECLOSURE sALrs

->>~>~~.~~.N~>~~~~J~>>~ >~eNv~~~ooINru~~-
SUPREME COURT. CITY AND CofiNrc
BERT. Plaintiff. against TIMOTHY n
SULLIVAN and NELLIE SULLIVAN NJ:
wife, and ors.. Defendants notice OF ssis
In pursuance OF a Judgment OF forecios.
urc and sale. duly made and entered in The
above entitled action. bearing date The
25th day OF April 1895, /, the UNDERSTAND
the referee in said judgment duly an,
pointed. will sell at public auction, at ths
New York Real Estate Saesroom No. III
and City. County and State Of New Yorx
on the 10Th day OF MAY. 1898, at ~ o'clocS
noon Of that day, by Peter F. Meyer. auc-
tioneer. the premises In said judamsn,
mentioned and therein described. as FOL
ALL that certain lot Of land In the Sinh
Ward Of City OF New York. with the buili-
Ing thereon erected. bounded and descrIbsA
as follows
side Of Mulberry Street distant one hun.
dred aid thirteen feet and one inch nor,h.
erIv from the northerly linz OF Park Street
and running thence in an easterly direN-
ton, but slightly inclining 10 tho north. A
the said lot is now enclosed and occuuis6
twenty seven feet and three inches thence
easterly and at right angles with Mulberry
Street fifty-sever feet. thence northeriv
parallel with Mulberry Street twenty feet
and nire inches. thence westerly at r.eh,
angles with Mulberry Street eighty-fons
feet and six inches to the easterly line o.
Mulberry Street. thence southerly alone
the lire last mentioned twenty-five fesS
and three inches 70 the point or plaza a.
beginning. said premises being now knovr
as number Forty 40) Mulberry Street.
Dated New YORK. April Goth. 1898
DANIEL =. INGRAHAM.
RefereA
STANTON e. HOPKINS,
Plaintiffs Attorneys,
81 Nassau Street.
New York City.
The premises 10 be sold are known A
number Forty Mulberry Street. and ,ns
following is \ diagram thereof:
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DESK AND OFFICE FURNITURE
DIAMONDS AND WATCHES.

WATCHES INSURED FBEE
We make am REPAIR all kinds o;
watches. putting them IN perfect order as
cheaply as possible. Il the cos IS 500 or
over WE WILL GUARANTEE 70 keep u
IN perfect running der one year WITH
OUT EXTRA CHARGE. whether you drop
II on a BRICK SIDEWALK OF from the
BROOKLYN BRIDGE. Our policy PRO
TECTS YOU against any further costs
no, exceeding $1,000 for one year.
800 A YEAR KEEPS YOUR WATCH
IN PERFECT RUNNING ORDER.
UNITED STATES OBSERVATORY
STANDARD TIME BY SPECIAL WIRE.
NEENE'S WATCH STORE,
40 FULTON STREET. NEW YORK.
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RICHMOND BOPOTGH HAPPENINGS.

Albert Mansfield. thrty-fve years old. who lives
az No. l27 East One -hundred-and-e ghth-st.. Man
haitian. was seriously injured yesterday afternoon
in Cen'ral-ave Tompkinsville. He was painting
the roof OF house. and his ladder slipped. Mans
field fell and struck his back He was removed 10
the Smith lnirmary
The Excise Department has granted 44 licenses
10 sale on and hotel keepers in the county.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-06

Middletown y. Y. MAY THE County Treas
urers receipts for liquor taxes are several thousand
dollars less than for this time last year year s
experience apparently not satisfactory 10 some
dealers. who, after having paid high tax con-
GUIDED that there money In the business
and therefore they have not taken out certificates
FOR The coming
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-06
Mulberry ST


The approximate amount OF the llens
or charges upon the premises - satisfy
which the property IS 70 be sold 70
Si2 1O6 SO. with interest thereon from no
SIN dey of April. ls9s. besides the costa
and allowances. amounting 70 1892 % WITH
Interest thereon from the 25ih Gay OF
April. 1895. besides the expenses % ,hs
sale
The approximate amount ~ The taxes,
assessments and other liens upon the prop
erty. which are - b paid hy the referee
out u the purchase money or allowed 70
the purchaser. is:
Taxes for 1891 ......-... .......... sizes N
Tnp1li water rents Tor meter %
croton srre1rs. 1895 ........... s21
Me,e.. sept. 81. 1896. % Angus,
10 1897 ........- - ....-..-... ~ ~
Meter. August ls 1897. - March
5. 1898. .,-....... .............. 27'o
besides those since March 2ls,. 1898 ard
since March Z. lSgS not fixed making an
aggregate 81 s3ilno except those not Hxei.
20 which should be added the interest %
sad amounts respectively.
Dated. New York. April % lsHs
DANIEL Z. iSGRAHAM
Referee
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ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions TOT

ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions tot
The Tribune received at their tptowS
Oihce. No. LAP Broadway. "a door nor.h
OF 3lst-st.. until 2 O'Clock p. m. advsi
tisements received at the following brancn
offfces at regular Office rates until @ ciocs
y: M. vi pa Sth-ave.. 5. e. cor I'D
lo2 6th-ave.. cor. l2th-st.. Mays. ON.
ave. and l4th-st.. 142 Columbus-ave.. ncs1
West 66th-st.: 100 West 42d-st.. near Oh
ave o. East i4th-st. 2T West t2i-y',
between 9Th and 9Th ayes. 1850 East lin
st.; 1888 3d-ave.. between 7sth AND ana I'm
ave. near seth st. $50 3d-ave.. near +ls ~.
st.. 554 3d-ave.: 2i0 Bleecker-st, ~
Bleecker-st., 29os 3d-sve. 240 East 7sth-
st.; 1921 3d-ave. 2. 6s2 3d-ave: 70 An
stercam- ave. Ao2 West <2d-st
ave-. near S0th-st.: $50 8d-svs-s
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billiard AND poor. Ts1vFs.
~N.NNr.NNNNNoooN~o~N oOo~N~~~N~"~>~~o~">>
MANUFACTURERS OF Billiard and Pool
Tables; reasonable prices: easy ternA
A r. MARX BROS. .2a East l4th-st.
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IL $50


Home iLyOnl 3
Approximate amount Of the len 70 sat-
istv which the property i sold. inclut ns
costs and disbursements. Is 81. >f9 ~. VIA
,ntere., from 'sa 10Th DAY q April. ls9s
The unga 'aSes and assessments. when
are liens upon The premises. amount ap-
proN.rrateiy 70 SOS - WITHOUT Interest.
Dated. New York. Apr. 26 ises.
JOHN DELAHUNTY. Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-06

SUPREME COURT. County Of Richmond
ENrEAL TRUST COMPANY of
NEW YORK, Plaintiff. against THE
STATEN ISLAND TRACTION COMPANY
formerly the Port Richmond and Pro
nin.tion PARK Electric Railroad Company,
v lll.Am J. Qu.nlan. William Wheeler and
Thomas +. ounlan. Defendants.
In pursuance ~ a judgment Of foreclos-
ure and sale made and entered in the
above entitled action on the 9th day II
August. 1897. l. the undersigned refefee
IN said judgment named. Will sell at pub
lie auction. al the front door OF the Court
House az Richmond. IN the Borough II
Richmond CITY Of New York. on the o6fh
day Of MAY. ls9S az twelve o'clock noon
10y d. Phoenix Insraham & Co. auction
cors. the premises directed 10y said hdg.
ment 70 be sold herein. and described as
follows.
All the corporate rights. privileges.
properties. leases and franchises Of the
Staten Island Traction Company. formerly
the Port Richmond and Prohibition Park
Electric Railroad Company. and all and
singular its appurtcnances merchandise.
furniture and fixtures. dynamos. engines.
cars. rolling stock. equipments rails. ties
machinery. tools and materials. and ali
property acquired In the construction. np-
Grafton and maintenance az lis electric
railroad. and also all It's real estate and in
terest thc'eln. and all its tracks and al ITS
electric railroad situate IN Richmond coun-
~ New York. and all real and personal
property now owned or acquired In sa,d
County 10y the said Railroad Company
For more particular description OF the
premises and property 10 be sold herein.
reference Is hereby made TO the decree Of
foreclosure and sale herein. on file in the
Office y the Clerk Of the Supreme Court
In and Tor the County OF Richmond
Dated New York. April 27th. 1895
MICHAEL T.. FINNIGAN,
Referee
BCTLER. HOFFMAN. JOLlNE MYN-
DERSE. Attorneys for Plaintiff
81 Wall Street. New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-06
STANTON e. HOPKINS.

81 Nassau Street.
New York city.
The premises 10 be sold ar. known A.
number Forty Mulberry Street ana ,rs
following is \ diagram thereof:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-06
FORECLOSURE SALES.

>>,-~~~>->- - -, = - - 49,.
PLEASANT ANEN u -Supreme OUT.
county r New lorN. WiIl.sm j. WI,
let. T.aintn. against 'harles VI. hAer ana
others. cetenta1's.
II pursuance en-, a Judgment ~ f0reclos-
ure ari sale. duly made and enter@d IN
the above entitled action. bearing date me
.6th sly Z April l~9>. I. the undersigned
The referee ~ sad judgment named. VIII
seu NJ public auction. a. the New YORK
Real Estate Salcsro0n. ~ III BroadH ~
~ .ho D. rru.r o, Manhattan I'm tho CITY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-06

A-A.-DRESSM MAKE Err. Artistic cutter
litter and designer. with Lp-to-Gate
ideas. designs IN the most approved Paris
fashions. desires 70 Introduce her superior
6ressmaking 70 ladies accustomed 10 pu.-
chasing gowns abroad sty.e m and work
manship guaranteed superior 20 imported
gowns. and much cheaper: home or BY day
Mrs GULLY. 100 West 45th-st.
NINE. MARIE. 1l2 West 17th~st.-Every
description az summer gowns. Paris de
Signs exclusively: moderate prices.
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For Bows and Young Men--COuntry.

NIAPLDWOOD.-Bea Beautiful elevated. healthy. s2I6 Con
vi corGvne Pa. successful school 4 The best 20
.nuse with energy wake up boys duties of ne pre-
pared FOR bus'fss college under Is s20
prohibited SHORTLiDGE Nae). 4. NJ. Prn.
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SURROGATE NOTICES.

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF Ne"
YORK. bv the erace ~ God free and IN
,c,.rfnrf 20 .fl.ia 4 Co..enGer. Kate Is.
o.tLr, Annie - O'COnn0r. Mag :.
-,rI. Ague. o. Pitt. Grace e. Braida
a,l INA r Marotta. send greeting.
Y.a and each % YOU are hereby cited
and r.quiieI p.rs ,naiy 20 Ire and appear
tef.fo Robert r D-yp. Esq. the Referee
opro.-ted IN the matter OF the compulsory
a. l.aflng = ..sw.s r. si.Fa ana an
o,ts- as EXECUTORS {, the last VIII ana
,r.,,s,nent Z Hugh W Collendsr. de-
ceased. 70 examine the account Of said
f..,.. +. silva as such executor ana fe
ts..nire all questions arising upon the
settlement n aid account. at his once.
=. 1i5 Br -alway. IN the Borough o'
Ii.nhaff4r s.ts 81 Sew-York. on TIE
2nth dav y Ma. 1898. az three O'Clock In
-. atferr on On that day. and At SUCH
ofner tine and place as SAID accounting
nav 'aen be adjourned %. 70 attend the
ss.I accounting. and such u you as are
hereby cited As are under the age ~ II
wears are required u sp,esr BY your guar
tar n, you nave one. or. u you nave
n ne. % appear and apply for one 70 be
appointed. Or IN The event 0, your neglect
n a.ur, - 10 80. guardian Will be
appointed by the Surrogate 10 represent
an! at ,or you IN the proceeding
In 'est. mony whereof We have caused
the sea- %, the Surrogate Court OF the
state Of New York 70 be hereunto affixed
witness. Hon. Frank T. Fitzgerald. sur
rogate o, our raid County. az the Borough
OF Manhattan. Crty OF New York. on the
2g,h day Of March. in the year Of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
ninety eight
! FAIRFAX MCLAUGHLIN.
Seal Clerk ot he Surrosate's court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-06

CEPHAS BRAINERD. jr..
Attorney Tor Receiver.
A. Cedar St. y. Y CITY.
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& PUBLISHERS


WHAT can ny child do best - earn a
living and w.n onward happiness?
PhieaoiorN is reliable guide FOWLER
& WELLS Co. q East 2ls'-si.
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Note The Approximate amount OF IN
lien with taxed costs and disbursemeh,sI
TO satisfy which the premises are 70 "
sold Is SIG 21s.42 with Interest from Janu.s
airy II. lsaS. The Approximate amount os
the unpaid taxes and water rents
SsS4 40 besides interest
AUGUSTUS u. VANDERPOEL Reterse.
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OLD GOLD e. SILVER WANTED


SEND Us your ole gold. Jewe.ry. &c. We
send certified check for fui, va.ue there
o.. Bank reference. Est aD..shec 1892.
GEORGE y. JOYCE. 81 Fu,ton-st-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-06

BATKBOOk No 320l7l q he Union
Dime Savings Institution il missing.
ANY person having q claim 10 il Is hereby
called upon 70 present The same within ten
DAYS. or submit - having said paSsooos
cancelled. anc new one lsauel.
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AT REDUCED PRICES. secor l-hani
wood ard iron working machines: fully
guaranteed: machinery bought and
changed. GEORGE Il. EDDY. 395 Madi-
song
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DRESSMAkING.

-A.-COUTURIERE FRANCHISE.
Formerly with Stern Bros. latest Paris
designs for summer. dinner. carriage re
eeptlOn and wedding gowns. bicycling and
golf suits. riding habits. tailJr-n3ce
gowns az reasonable prices. short notice.
ladies' material made up. Nine. BENZ
TEAC ANDERSON. 23s 6th-ave near
l5th-st.
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HELP WANTED.
HELP WANTED,

HELP WANTED
>~~NS~~~~--.~>--~-N.---.--
Female.
COOK WANTED. Must be frsi-cla.s IN
every detail and come wei. recommended
q Il. L. S7l Parx-ave
FAMILY offers beard and room and slight
compensation TO young woman. god
baker, willing 10 assist ln / 1uscw Work. mus,
BE- competent. $40 West 30,h--i
WANTED "A good plain cook 10 assist
with houseworh for one month wages
$50 10 East 31th-s,
WANTED.-A girl for light upstairs
WORK and assist In care OF child. Apply
836 West s4th--et.
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LOST -Bankbcok No. 1853 0GG on D-v
Dock Savings Bank ANY p~rson having
claims upon said book Is called upon 70
present the same 70 the bank within thirty
DAYS or the said book will be declared
cancelled and exiingu,shed. and ~" mo
isrrec in lieu thereof
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IRVING PLACE. l4.-Rooms absolutely
clean; box-sprlng beds: best location.
Garner huildlr-
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1sTH-ST.. 20 EAST. overlooking Gram
ercY Park desirable large room WIN
dressing room. also small rooms. parlor
dlring-roonl.
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25TE-ST ~ WEST.--LaTre. airy rooms
With or without oostd. low rates per
mar EN- or transient
81 EAST 22D-S1 Desirable. large. .mall
rooms well furnished. permanently or
transiently On parlor. basement End other
floors. reference.
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STOR AGE.

THE CENTRAL. STORAGE WARE
HOUSES. fGs- .67-Iss West 32d-sf Stor-
srp moving Telephone 7ct 3sth-st.
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5rhool aecncies.

ErhooI A9cntlrs.
4 MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
~ supplies Professors Teachers Tutors Governesses
SC. TO Colleges Schools and Families Apply 10
Mrs NJ J. t'NG-FI'LTON - tn.on Square
4 MEXICAN and European Educations Agency supplies
~ Professors. Teachers Tutors Govefnesses CON
pancns, Nations. - employers Recommends schools
parents MISS DONOVAN. ~ East l4th street.
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BOARD WANTED.
FOR SALE.
FURNISHED ROOFS.

FOR sALE.-Ten RIP.A.N.S for 8 cents
4; druggists: one gives relie.