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Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1898-03-26

Clean base ball means that there is
TO be no playing when the grounds are
dusty or muddy.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1898-03-26

S@<A% ~
Both the method and results when
Syrupof Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys.
tenn effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in it's
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and observation-disclosures, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all ard have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in so
cent bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Donot accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA Ec SYRUP CO.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE. Ky. MEW YoRk N.Y.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1898-03-26
All Strength In His Limbs

gave out. Inc physicians told us II was
paralysis, which sometimes follows an at
tack Of diphtheria. We did everything
for him, but he grew worse until he was in
a pitiful condition. He suffered terribly
at night and complained continually Of
his head, and in what little sleep he was
able TO get, moaned increasingly. He lost
all control of the muscles Of his body and
limbs. He had no appetite and complain
ed of feeling sick at his stomach all the
time. After we had tried many different
remedies and had about given up all hope
we commenced giving him Hoods Sarsa-
p%arilla. In a short time he ceased to COM
plain, his appetite improved and at the
end Of three months he was able to attend
school n part of the time. Now he Is well
and quite Il strong and rugged boy. You
are at liberty to use this testimonial il you
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1898-03-26

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All Druggists
refund the money II II fails TO cure. 2Bc
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1898-03-26

very sick and for several days 1t seemed as
If he would never be any better. After a
while he began to improve and in a few
weeks was able to go out, although weak
and miserable. Then, gradually
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1898-03-26

The effect of American associations
upon the oriental mind was illustrated
the other night when n well dressed
company heard an East Indian de-
nounce Christian missions and ridicNe
the assertion of a bishop tina. there wer5
10000 more applicants for baptism in
India than his sect could baptize. Tho
reply of the Hindu sounded like a piece
of irreverent American wit. 1t was in
effect, Send over fire engines and bap-
tie them by wholesale"
"Are you bothered" asked the farmer
with top boots. "by people hanging
around your place Mt nightp" "No,S
rejoined the type of southern c~lviliza.
ton with the buckskiu coat; al don't
mind it as long rs the condemned amt
permitted to keep me awake with any
bug speeches, "--Jadge,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-18
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Appellate v.sion-SupTsne Court Ee.orc Va: B-ur,
p j. Patterson " Brien InSraham and Mclaughlin JJ
--Colr opens Al | J.. n. Motions. Orders: Nos :. G.
- l.. g. ~ - - &C. 20 -
supreme Court Special Term Part I-Bs,ore G.s.r
icl J.-Motion calendar called al 1920 .. m
Supreme Court-S1"cai Term Part D-B-fore scnorf
ST.. J.--Corrt open az 1890 TX pare matters
Supreme Cour-Spec'al Term-Ta.t IIl-Bef re Ialy
j Motions: Nos. ! =. 3 Clear
se,l Law aHd TACT Nos. 5S77 5s+5 6OS4 eOSo Glc5
e07C. Gia G,3e 1901 1911. 5'GS 1897 coz si03 Gioo
C1So. clsi GIL. CLEAR.
Supreme Court-spscisl Term-Par; v-Be,or. Kellogg
J.-(auseS b sent from Part ~ trial case IN
GGished
Saprem. Court-Sprcial Term--Part vI-Before Freed
man JMot.cns - b. sent from Special Term Part l.
supreme Cau-i-Specal Tern-Pari Vll-Adiourned un
supreme couTt-lrial Tsrm-Part II-Before Trusx. J.
--Pi e,er-cd 1880 1850 1870 l2sii 1889
la3C3. 1926 1900 1857. 1925. 1851. l50G. 1889
1893. 1901, lllai. 1000 l4slS 1000 iss9a 1912
sapTs s ,a Ts-%0 oI!g I0B. a Scott
asQ sae 347 a3ol. 1928. 1924 44i5. Ilea so46 $751;
suIreine Couyt-Tr.ni Terr--Par. Iv-Before Book
rtavcr J.-CiUscs - 5e from Part III for trial
Gear.
suprerne Court-Tria! Tern-Pa-t V-Before Dur-o ]
Causes o. D. sent from Part III .or trial Clear
Supreme Court-TTial Tsrm--Part VI-Bcfore Mac1ran,
s-Causss ~ he s'nt from Par, III Tor trial Clear.
Supreme Court-Trlsl Term-Part NII--Betore Beach.
y-Nos o3C3 s3o2 oG45 1854 365. $500 $500. $500
$3.50 css2 soss s9ss se7a seo'. 1901 eol7 1858 7s2
1890 NCsS 3oll clear.
supre,n, Court-TriaI T.rm--Part vIII-Betor. Beck
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roaEcnosuRp SALES.


OF N,rety eighth Street one hundred and
seventy-fi,e feet TO the point or pare Of
beginning.
scr,beh % much thereof as was released
from the lien Of the above described mort
gage by A release executed On the 9Th Gay
Of july. 1892. by the above named plain
tho Office Of the Register Of the City and
County OF New York Ia Block Series Con
veysnces Section g. Lbcr 10. psgs 229.
IN which release IN much or 'ne mortsagsd
premises as was released thereby from tic
lien ~ tie raid mortgage was described A.
follows:
ALI, that rart OF the said mor'saged
lands situate In the C1fy ~ New YORK
and bounded and described as follows. Be
ginning At point IN ne s9u' irs lns y
feet Westerly from the Souihwss'sriy cor
nsr ~ FirF, Avenue and Ninety-eigh'h
street. running thence Ne't~ar1ly along
the southcriy lin' ~ Ninety -elgn'h street
nv feet; theme. souihwsrdiy parallel %
First Avenue one hundred feet eleven
Inches ~ the centre line ~ me hl0ok
thence Eastwarilv along s1if centre mo
FITS feet. and theme Nor'hw9rfly p1ralle
m First Avenue ono hundred feet 'lEysn
inches 70 the point or place Of bez.uning
Also excepting from the premises above
Described 50 much thereof as vas rciesss1
from 'he len NJ tho above described mort
gage rs re,e1se crecd'ei on me lf'l DAY
- April. 1895. hv The above named ylsin-
tn. 20 Francis \. Clark and recorded IA
IN. Once - tho Register ~ the Tltv ard
Count ~ New York. IN Rock Series CON.
yeysrees) section &. L!her 20 page / N
tie 2irh day 81 April. i-h5 IN phi'n rA-
lease 50 much ~ TIE mortgag-1 premises
as was ro.e1sed thereby from the Ion %
the said mortgage was described "a 'ol-
lo"s.
ALI. that par, ~ ne fnii n1or,sass1
Ianfs situate n the fsfy - fe-- YORK
and bounded and Isscrihei as follows re
ginning ~ n point IN the Sou'her,v sd -
Eirftv- eighth Street. Distant ono hgrfref
ana ffty fas' Westward from tho .1rne-
formed ny the lnierse~tion ~ me SOUTH
eriv sida ~ Eine'v-eighfh Sf,cef r-.'i -
We,.e:ly I'D. 81 Frsf Avenue. arf run.
ning thence gopihwnrfis pa-sie ~fi
Flrs' Avenue one hundred feo' and sis,sn
inches 10 tho c~1fre Inc ~ no block,
them, Wes,W arlly along sid cs-fre ~ n
tho block siNty ffe fsei. 'hffra Nor'h-
wardiv again parallel With first Acme,
and part ~ the distance through q pay
wnu rne hundred fe'' and e'even inches.
II thu souihpr.y SIDE ~ Ninety eighth
Street. and thence Eas'warfly a,ong no
sourherlr side ~ Nine'y eighth Street SIT
ty-hve feet. 20 the point Or pl1-e - b.
Dated. New York. March iO'h 1905
SAML. B. PAIL
DAVIES. STONE & ATFRBAcH
ATTORNEYS Tor Plaintiff
80 Nassau Street.
Now York CTS.
Tho follow Ing II A d'agra-7 ~ the 7-cp-
er'v referred % In the foregoing n0fl y.
sale.
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FORECLOSURE: SALTS.


NINETY EIGHTH STREET SUPREME
COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY The
Mutuai bife Insurance Company OF New
York. Plaintiffs. against solomon Mahr-
bach ana Others. Defendants
In pursuance Of a judgment of forcclos-
ure and sale duly made and entered in the
above entitled action. and bearing date the
GARD ~ Of February. 1895 J. the un Ter
signed. the referee I'm said judgment
named. will srl at public auction NJ tho
New York Real Estate Sales Room. No
III Roadway In tho Borough OF Manha,-
tan In the city OF New York on the 9th
day u April 1903. at IL o'clock noon. by
Thompson & Pryor. aucticneers. the mort
gagged premises In the said judgment men,
toned. and therein described as follows.
ALL those certain lots. pieces or parcels
OF Land situate in the City Of New York
and bounded and described az follows: Be
ginning az a point In the Southery line Of
Ninety eighth Stree, distant one hundred
feet Westerly from the Southwesteriy cor.
ncr Of FIRST Avenue ami Ninety eighth
Street: running thence Southwark, para.
lei with First AVenue one hundred feet
eleven inches to the ccntr> line OF the
beck thence Wcstwarily olrng said centre
lire and parallel with Ninety eighth street
one hundred and seventy feet. theme.
Northwnrdly parallel with First Avenue
One hundred fee, eleven inches to the
south-rly line Of Ninety eighth Street. and
thence Eastwardiy along the Sovtherly line
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SURROGATE NOTICES.

CORNELL. SARAH AIN PURsU-
apce Of an order OF Hon. Frans +.
Fitzgerald. surrogate OF 'n- City and
County Of New York.
Notice Is hereby given n a.. persons
having claims against Sasah A. Cornell.
late OF Montclair. county OF Essex. State
OF New Jersey, deceased. 10 present the
same vita vouchers thereof to the sub
scriber. at MS place OF transactlnx busl-
ness. at the Office Of Wetmore n Jepner.
No. 81 Pine street. in the CITY U. New
York. on VI before the 9th day Of May
next.
Dated New York. the 9th day o: No
vemSe.. 1897.
GEORGE p. CORNELL
Administrators.
WErMoRE & JENNER
Attorneys for Administrator.
"a Pine St. New York City.
~ PURSUANCE an order o. Hon.
Frunk I. Fitzgerald. Surrogate o. the
cay and County OF New YORK
Notice is r,i-by gwen 70 all persons
having claims against Robert r. Dletz
present the same with vouchers thereof TO
the suoscrhe"s AZ their place ~ transact
ing business. a. the Office OF Daniel Mason,
No. 80 william Street. IN the city OF New
York. on " oeiore the lttn day OF MAJ
next.
Dated New York. IN. seth day % DC
tober. 1897.
FREDERICK DlETz.
Nm HENRY WHITE.
SAMUEL MCMILLAN
Executors
DANIEL. MASON.
Attorney Cor Executor
- willism St. y. crT
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SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COM.
TY.--James \ Ridden. plaintiff, AGAINST
Elem NJ Chambers and othe = defenGans'
In pursuance Of a Judgment - or
closure and sale. duly mace ara en- ., -
the above entitled action. ana o,''.ns
undersigned. the re.etee IN sal J'ls -.
named. will sell at public aiciion az -;
New York Real Estate Sslesroom NJ II
broadway. N The Ky o VI rn.saav 10
22i day Of March. 1898. al t"e,s
O'Clock noon Of that Gay by ID. PhoeaiS
Ingrsham. auctioneer. the premises ~
ssid Judgment mentioned. and ;Hetrih 'e
land. row situate In the Borough ~ tns
Rronx in the CIV Of New York. descrioed
in said mortgage as follows =,
All that certain lo[ pisee or par1T>r ,y.n :.
ty-four,h Ward q the Ctty. county 20
State ~ New York. known and des.snateo
by the number seven O. IN ce,'S,ai
map entitled Property 81 Joseph ; NoS
e! Ml.nmsoriese tuSs so. ana net i
the Office OF the Register ~ New YORK
County June let. 1875 which sad .o- =
bounded and described as follows % ~.
mar. beginning al loin' on IN" NrS's..r
side o. Prospect Terrace distant hp ~
feet sor'hcrV from the corner torWrl y
the intersection u the soutfeflN slle -
Thirteenth street with the westerly SIG !.
Prospect lfflI'f. lAu0ltt Ai't'hf
rarail,i with Thirteenth street ana IL
the lire di,idlng iots six ana seven on So
man one hundred tl0ol feet thence so1in,
erin parallel with Prospect Terrace ai'As
tha line dividing lots Four and seven -.
said man twenty i've t2a '"et. uru..
,asterlv parable. with Thirteenth Su..,
aIcnx the line dividing lots seven 49, 49,
Fight on s1ld map owe hundred t'"l -,
n Prospect Terrace. thence norfntri. a.',s
Prospe Terrace twenty i've 90 t'e'
the poiri or place Of beginning hrmex
rcr.lon q lot rumher "lsht i9nlt'1 60, g.,
ulnety-n ,N9,b on map eni yea ~
OF the Village o. WaNrnc.a N ihe ,s,.s
81 East and Wes'chrs'rr, W "a
County. New York made hY beh'f "a
Mle- Civt Engineer AM surveyor -. ~
Na,. ,>54 and roN or f,e in ne oI.0 a.
me Regisirr ~ Wesichcster 'ounP
White llGus. 80. ,,, IN.
Together with al ;he right. tue AT n,
fcrest ~ the party ~ the nr-' ~" ...,re
aad to Prospect Terrace ~ "a
thereof I'm front OF and aHJ''""s
premises ,,,, ieas
Dated New York. February ?itn
CHARLES y. Noh,NS.
HARRIS & CORWIN.
plaintiN's Attorneys. -.
lso Nassau stiest. New lo,N lam.
The following Is a diagram OF '''
ises 20 ne sold. ,,--n., Ter
Number OF premises Is - Prospect
rece.
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ma, J-cau,.s 10 Se sent from Par VII for trial
supse. courTal Tsr ro tx, v ,of tqa
e e!ssTe' '--e'0''' 70 '' sem .' 49,. i,
-csu.es 10 be sent from Part VII for trial Clear
supreme court--Trial Term-Part X1-Before McAoam'
to he sent fTom PAR s1 XII .is Werner
J-Causes TO be sent from preferred caenonr TOT "'a
clear n.,... r,,,,.,.,a s.
Hermann schwsnd George O. White Eusene D ymrn
Herman Lslr.auf. Richard Nevins, GIUSEPPE nnu
a, c:so m: chri..oph.r Robert, At 4 M Ka,s
CoIgan. Anna Blsha sismund Eiirieh george '" man
Surrora,.s Court-Tr,al Tcrm-Before Arnold. s-No
CITY cour-specln re,mp.for. p 9i ~ C. j.
CIV FEonr,~TriaI Term-Part i-Ad,ourned sine die
city CourtTria TernPart !I.Beiore c2ni an SSa7
Nos .sas o. CAS- go ISL ~; l as ss s sS cSs ~
$50 os as2 ass os+. as5 ose as, Case unnnished.,
CITY CourtTrsl Tsrmsorarsso a., inffort oc sSi $50
ir5 s7S asiOa ass $50 900 aal oo2 10? n9i ooS ao0
ao7 0o. 1000 looI 1902 1908 1904 1905 Case "n-
finished. 90, w., ~,.,,
ss Cy oo.r III: t. ss 4s4a 47 sc se
4,TT 2Ss2 1855 1904, 4+a' 1881 1865 "o2 4"2l 42o'
AGO 1901 Clear.
REFEREES APPOINTED
Supreme Court.
BY BschoN. 1r., J.
Matter Of Dunphy-Wilam J. A. McKimL
Schrey.r AIT. Schndt-Aleert J. Appel.
King agt. Kns-George n. Mecsiter.
Mntter Of Dempsey-GeoSge F. Kent
Matter OF Drook-nve.-Sanuel Hoffman
Dodln agt. Kle'n-willian II. Ricketts,
BY Freedman. J.
Beach act. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. II. Vandcrpoel.
Ferguson aet Noble two cases)-Ernes' Hail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-18
PURENOLOGISTs & PUBLISHERS

WHAT can ny chi.d do best - earn a
Uv'ng and win onward happlness
Fhrcno.ofv Is reliable pu!I. FOWLER
Wills 90. 81 Feet 2isi-s.
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The Approximate amount - the li"n ~
clu,iing costs and d.scu ssmentsl. FOR W'i'a
thu ;nld premises are - 10 7o1. 10
So o5G 80. With interest from the i>ti cav
of February. Isrs.
The approximate amount u ne unpaid
taxrr ard water rents "a s7ii1s. tss.dos
SAML. p. PAUL
Referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-18
STORAGt, NOTICE.

,~rO>r.N/HJNc N|N1NNNr<>U
GRIFFIN. Mooney. Weobins collins. Rise.
Scott. Fries. McCloud. Ballard. Defossez.
Evans. Ginter. O'ConnoI bOnprey. Van
Stesls Hammond. McGUiis. Glory. A.
Moore. T Moore Each Of YOU are hereby
notified that your belongings, now on stor-
age. viii be sold m auction at Peoples
Storage Co. 223 West 2Sth-st.. II charges
a,e not paid before March 23d 1895. l.
SCHRAMM. Express and Storage Ho.h--
81, md S'h ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-18

The Approximate amour, ., the zen OF
charge tor which the above pr0ptr'N =
be sold is s2.G25. and also IN aiciuon
thereto unpaid taxes amounting approx
ma;ely 10 $500
CHARLES y. MORGAN
Referee.
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MACHINERY

>->-~~N-(~'@(%N%~~<~( nm -~~4~~>~>-~- - -
AT REDUCED PRICFS--5oO second nj
wood and IRON WORKING machines. fully
guaranteed machinery roueht and rN-
chsneA. GEORGE u FpDS 2gS Madl
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billiard AND pOOI T.u'.rs.
BOOK SELLERS.
BUSINESS CHANCES.

TTMCrR LAND -To- sale. a large tract.
acccrs;hly located e., irn Pacific No-,l-
wet mostly Oregon pine: al UNUSUALLY
advantageous opportunity for capitalists
fullest invcs.!ra'i0a solicited; t''lA ahsc
i've 1TMEEH LAND Z. o Box i.;9o.
Philadelphia. Penn
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The approximate an cunt II ne ~. "a
charge for which the above properly 800
be so,i I. s2.G50 ard also IN sda,ssi-
thereto unpaid taxes amounting apf
matsly to $4,000. n.x
Sn""NS ''' RsfessA
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hELr WANTED.

>NN'~~-~>eONoN~->o~N~~ -~-.> -->O~I>N~.o>o>-,1.
Mn1s.
III Fine padding composition. a new
~ 'hcfncn agents everywhere 70 sell
10 stauone's. printers b0okblnder. news
nAo"rs ana everybody. better than g,ne for
HNciy plrpo*H durable. flexible, fragrant.
circnlor terms. VALLEY, o Spr,ic. : 81 '
New York.
WANTED. - Cnencumbered middle-au.d
man. P-3o. who understands gardening
and general fam work rerrnar ent wo IL
and home II mutually agreeable. Cali 81
PAf~oss ~ MAYER -" knr-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-18


STpEEHF COIRT NEW YORK COIN
TY.-Tcabells :. Hayden. plaintiff.
against Ellen ~ Chambers ami others se-
1erSan,s
!, nursuarre II A udcn'nr, o, FORE
clntrrs and sale duly made ard entered n
- - s,,,,iea ,c,,or ana hAarfr 2
,he a., o,. -. -, Fob,n.r, fSoe r 80
"a = ~ ~ ,oror.. 10 ga n,4s--s9,
unfersleh"i' w % 49, -.
named: WI, SCI az IIo... a. on - -,
HcW , ork Hs'' = 80. 80, ~.
Bfoan"dS' J. ~ TO- 80. -.
isns'ugn 81 49, ieae a, ,velys
1;" "'y 49,, ., 20, 6,y ~ r p5osnr
y ~, a,,c,to,oe, 80 ,re-,iss. IN saa
- la ,-a-tirre5 srd ,ber.!n de-
y1r3SsI ~. f,IinN'.. An hat certain 10; u
- -, s;,ro,s T., 10 Borough ~ 10
49, g.. T., -. IN, ~ Nsw YORK described
-. i,'sr IN, ,,,or,ga7a az follows.
" -" 49, ',',' 80, 10, ,.eca - marcel %
,,rd sit'ta,e. living ami icing IN he Twen-
"a, ,%Ha s,,r,h ttar5 :, Inc -,,y CONT, ana
49,. =, YOU Var. ,rou7 and deslgnatei
Staf- OF Nv 81 y; L., az. ~ a ear,,i,
, ~ .r,,,.x5 .'p-oner,v q, toseph : Wooi
-, 1vi'iion.sbrfro X E " made b. g.
fIr,r,cei = r. iuro 1904 ard filed n
he 1ia1a ~ tho Register o. New YORK
County June is' 1886 which io' Is bound
81 ana dsscrlted as follows on said nap:
Tao Vim ~
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STOR


THE CENTRAL STORAGE WARE
HOUSES l6f-l6I-I6S West 32d-et Stor-
sge moving Telephone IG4 3sth-s,
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CARPET CLEANING,

->NN>~NN~NN-N-- - e-.'.0.0~ WV ~ ~
CARPETS clrsnei hy steam ny hand or
or ire fooi. Carsful Carpet Cleaning
coz & Brandt, Tel i%2-2Sth.
COLUMBIA Steam Carpet Clrarsins ard
l.ennyafing WCrSs 100 Yves. aith-st.
All 2: ades. &c yard. Telephone 2.SGo 3th.
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KLONDIKc OUTFITTERs.

ALASKA FUR SUITS
Sleeping Bags AMI BLANKET Robes. First
house IA ;hc business. Fest goods. lowest
prices. Call before purchasing. WI. W.
VApT ca. A. East 12th-st.
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ELECTRO THERAPEUTICS

nm ~<.oo.~--- = ,~>~~0~-~~-~<-0~->~~~~~
vlppO MC,TINNlCO AND ELECTRO
THERAPEUTICS. DE NALLET~rE IN
STITUTE. lo0 WcS' 52d s.. ZIG West
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'RNlNC lLACE. Ii orner building.
every room heated: every improvement:
ts.. lrcdt.ar.
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FURNISHED ROOMS


sFTU-ST, 80 WEST large Furnished
room. references.
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r wanie sork r., FOIL. IN
CITY on.y. GOLD. .,i05 "a ave.
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lINNKTN y 7 Wv " ~
plaintiffs Attorneys -.
iso Nassau sueet New lolk lam.
The ,oliowins Is diagram OF tne
ises 70 he gold. -, rer-
Number OF premises Is - fros'
rece.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-18

cOACHMAN- COOK. Man and wife. man
as oarhn'sr: wife rs COOK. PAUL
HEEVATH. 49, East @ist-st.
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u.rRrs & CoRNIN

HARRIS e 'VN - ~
Plaintiffs Attorneys,
~ Nassau street New York
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Arizona republican., 1898-11-04
AT GAY CoNEY ISLAND"

If Sm;th aud Campbell were to appear in Phoenix again tonight standing room would sell at premium. Their hit was decided and effective. Their support contains many excellent peo- pie, and their Gay Coney island ranks wiah Bulger and Matthews great sue cess in the first production of this cap- tivating play The Patton Grand has esta blished a reputation at the start for good shows, and it is the intention of Mir Patton to maintain a high standing for his opera house.
Arizona republican., 1898-11-04
WHAT MIGHT HAVE BEEN.

While the nation is engaged in har- vesting he fruits Of its victorious war against Spain and the world is still ringing with applause for t1e exploits of an army and navy, organized and dl- rected by President Mckinley and his chosen assistants, it may be well to consider for a moment what might have happened. In the election of 1895 Mir Mckinley received 271 electoral votes to 176 for w. J. Bryan. The pep ular vote was 7,106, 199 for Mckinley to 6,502, ,6S5 for Bryan. The change of forty-eight electoral votes from one side to the other would have elected Bryan, and it would not have required a great change in the popular vote to have effected this result. The election Of Mckinley was construed as d2c- laration in favor of protective tariff and sound money, and was followed by a revival of confidence and prosperity which has continued to increase to the present time and is still increasing. The public credit is so good that 9 war loan Of $2G0 ,O0O 000 was placed at per cent interest, as against per cent paid for 8 peace loan by the last ad- ministratiCn. A foreign war has been prosecuted to Q successful conclusion with an energy that has excited the astonishment of the world the national prestige has been immeasurably in creased, the national domain greatly extended. and there was more money in the treasury at the end of the war than there was at the beginning.
 What would probably have happened if Bryan had been elected president? To begin with, we should have had young and inexperienced man in a po- sition that should be filled by veteran statesman. The country would have gone immediately to a silver basis, r5v- clutionizing values and business, and destroying confidence and credit. The Cuban insurrection, which had been go
 ing on two ycars, would have cOntin- ued, as it did under McKinley's admin istraticn. The democrats, who claim to have forced Mckinley into 2 war with Spain, would have forced Bryan m-re easily The Wilson-Gorman tar if bill would have remained in force, and the revenues of the government would have continued to fall short of it's expenditures. Its credit would h2v9 been shattered in all the money centers of the world, and it's own people would have lest confidence in the honesty of a government that had sealed down it's currency 50 cents on tho dollar. Nav5 rthcless. the war would hava como on. William J. Bryan, instead Cf being colonel of a Nebraska regiment Of vol untecrs, would have been commander in-chief of the army and navy of the United States. The war would have been prosecuted on a silver basis, doub
 ling it's cost in every respect. he country knows what has been accom- plished under McKinley's administra- tion. Does any sane person believe
Arizona republican., 1898-11-04

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