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adherents since the first exhibition
trials were given abroad in 1874 by the
Bostons and Philadelphia Athletics. 1t
is rather surprising to learn, indeed,
that during the past season the crack
fsse-ball club of Australia visited En-
Hand and defeated the champions OF
that country. While the best clubs of
the old country and her biggest colony
are not up to the American standard
of skill and training, it is certain that
within a very few years England, Aus
tralia, Canada and the United States
will be playing international cham
pionship series.
Baseball interest can scarcely be
said to have been aroused in England
until the Chicago rOund-the-world
"twirlers" exhibited their skill at the
historic Kensington oval, in 1889. Five
thousand persons attended the initial
game, to which the presence of the
Prince of Wales gave eclat. He enjoy
ed the contest immensely, applauded
the finer points Of the play, and finally
approved the game. This set the ball
rolling. American residents Of London
taught the game to a few English
friends, and soon it came to be played
by mines Of mixed nationalities.
One of the games which attracted
much notice was that played between
team Of Buffalo Bills cowboys and q
team Of enthusiasts who had until then
been playing on the commons and in
spite the torrents of rain the match was
a well-attended one, and was of a much
more interesting character than any
previous public game. The audience
was large and fashionable in the grand
stand and in the bleachers included a
motley crowd Of Cossacks, Hungarians,
South Americans, cowboys, Indians,
Frenchmen, Spaniards, Americans and
English, the cowboys eventually win
ming by 13 to 5.
The game made steady progress IN
the mort q of England and in the mid
land counties, but in the south strange
ly, enough, where the first exhibition
game was given, 1t languished. Any
game which is worth while playing al
ways finds a welcome among the hardy
miners and workers in the great mann
featuring towns of the north, and II |
very soon became popular thore. y
In 1893 the National Base-baIK Asso-
ciation Of England was started, and in
the following year the London Base
ball Association was formally incorpo-
rated. A ground waSr2ken at BALKAN,
a suburb Of LondOif.sS This year five
clubs were formed in London.
, A team of cricketers, watching
game at the Crystal palace grounds,
were esomewhatamused at what seemed
to them the extreme simplicity of it all,
and consequently, as means of show
Ing what superior game cricket was,
declared they could play baseball far
better than any base-baller could play
cricket. A match was arranged, and
the cricketers were allowed to play
seventeen men against their opponents
nine. In addition to this, they were
given the advantage Of five "put-outs"
per inning, but in the end only man
aged to secure six runs to forty-seven.
AS might have been expected, their
scoffing was changed to admiration;
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ELL, my children, here
is Thanksgiving time
again, and we turn to
our turkeys with a pref
ty joyful and a pretty
hopeful heart. Bless
you, though, one holi-
day treads so quickly
upon another's heels in
this country that the
last celebration Is in
danger of tripping up
the former one. 1t Is a
fast age, and your I'm
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satisfied With half a dozen H.
something worth mentionine
curious Comments are made by " :,
ghsh Spectators on the costumo-
by the players. The masks w.
the umpire and catcher and tho
aeh pad worn by the Liter esp.l
tickle their fancy. S'pe'
The English game is in all r,.,
Identical with the American
CARDS the players, there are M =, A.
sionals.t The forty-five or fiftv r. =
In England are composed Of amot
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We Thank Thee. Lord.

For evil things which make us love tho
good; '"e
For oil temptations which we have with.
stood, WILL
For sins abhorred;
For bitter pains that gave us sweet sur.
For life, for death, and Death,s o-oo.
daughter-Peace- great
We thank Thee, Lordl
Chicago Times Herald.
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HER HEARTS DESIRE.

e shall give thee thy
hearts desire"
The choir Of the
little country church
did not sing the
beautiful words very
well. The sopranos
voice was unmistak-
ably Cracked" and
the tenor displayed
surprising disregard
of time and tune.
But then, there were
no musical critics in
the small congrepa-
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-11-18

The Australian nine that played aganV
them for cups and various kinds i
prizes the past season were unjfOrmI
victorious, because Of finer ual0iO'
and longer experience in the game
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of separating the joints of the bird down
to such an exact science that in one min
ute they can cut the most gigantic turkey
into pieces each a good size for plate.
Plant the fork into the turkeys breast,
and cut off the left wing. This is done
with downward swing that catches the
joint. The fork meanwhile, with prong
on each side of the breastbone, is held
stiff and firm in the left hand.
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The records do not show - - sl,e
one was ever sensible enough ~ .dSaId
bride a cook book for ""
present.
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CARVING THE TURKEY.

Adopts Have Reduced the Art to an
Exact Science.
Something more than sharp knife and
tender turkey is necessary to be master
Of the situation, when q turkey is placed
before you. The adept carver has the art
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The wishbone is next removed. This ;s
done by slipping the knife under the point
of the bone, after the breast is sliced off
and sweeping 1t downward toward the
neck A very nice portion of the meat
comes with 1t. Follow these directions
and carving fowl will not be dificnlt
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the prejudice that
: existed against
the game and the
sluggish manner
in which the Brit
isllers admitted 1t
had any athletic
merit as q nations
al sport, baseball
has made wonder
full progress in
gaining English,
and more particu-
larly Australian,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-29

LAWYER ROBERT NOAH. 800 Broad
way.-2O years practice In all the courts
civil and criminal. legal fees only. no
client. interests ever neglected actions tor
damages arising out of injury 70 person or
properiv AID divorce cases n speciality: en-
pioys the greatest detective Arm in Amer
lea legal corrrso1-lrr'a "'"rvvNe-e: I'D
vice free Telephone SIC franklin.
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FORECLOSURE SALE,-The premises.
ate 81 William +. Gallahcr. deceased, sit
ua'e near Cruger's Station. In cortland
town. y Y consisting In all @! about one
hundred and nfty acres. will Re sold NJ pub
H. auction. at the Eagle Hotel. In Peeks-
XII. y. Y. on Saturday. the an day OK
June. 1895. AZ II o. clock a. m. The prem
iseS are particularly valuable for brick
manufacturing purposes II contains un-
limited quantities II the finest cay and
sand. adjacent 10 the New-York Central q
H. H. r. Road. and on either side of raid
railroad for n long distance. and the lands
also round on the y. Y. Albany Post Road
and Washington street. The sale Will be
positive and without reserve by any OF the
parties interested
DATED MAY H. 1898.
EDWARD @. HAI.sEY. Referee.
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CORSI.TS.

PACQUIN MODEL CORSET latest nov
city. to be had only at THE PANSf
SHOP. Broadway and Goth st. Lingerie.
Pelgnoirs. Handkerchiefs ard Wells
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NEW YORK VETERINARY HOSPITAL,
III IVES, 2sth s.-Exreiient accommo-
ss,ions for sick and disabled animals.
managers n, canine cemetery.
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MYSTICAL, PUBLICATIONS.

If YOU NEED ANYTHING In the latest
classical or popular music do not taii
10 inspect our new store, the biggest cn'
in Drices Yet found. ALBERTO hlMAN.
ia4 Nest ?3d.st
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FLOORS & POLISH

~.o~~ooD~~~~~N~~~>~~-o>> "-oSo-r~o-0-oN0N'0>
HARDWOOD FLOORS. s25 and upwards.
Floors stained. cleaned. POLISHED Nooi-
rork repo,ishet =. T. STAIR. Vest
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KODAKs AND CAMERAS.

THE GRAPHIC The finest hand In tho
word. send scent stamp for Bargain
List Of new and exchanged cameras. THE
70. ME;s & SCHWING MFG. co. 27l
Canal ST New York
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WATCHES.
WINDOW SHADES.

CHRlsTIANSON BROTHERS. 1872 and
1874 East st.-Flats. private .su-
dences. hotels and Office buildings 1ui
nlsh al complete. jobbers IN sco,cn no'
lands and hand-psinted shade eioen.
MAYER BROS. 2is West 23d-st.. maoa-
facturers OF the cheapest and oes'-ms's
window shades In the CITY
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ARTISTS MATERIALS.
ART DEALERS.

~~~~~>~e>~>>.~>~~~>~>>>
HAIRY s. JONES. ~ West 22d-st.-high-
class oil paintings on exhibition. aTusic
frames o! every description
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HARDM ARE.

HARDWARE FOR store. shop. oNce. hote.
ard home use. ., standard quality. JAS
II BRAKES SONS - am ave
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IMMATURE PORTRAITS.

PORTRAITS COMPLETE.-Spec mount
ing fne miniatures. with patent frames
which take one or two miniatures and are
glassed with special glasses BROWN' %
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ACTU CARRIES.

MILES MENANDER DAWSON. Consult
ing Actuary. Advice on Insurance
Room $50. Bowling Green Building. II
RrladWaX.
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BOXES. HANDLES 4 DESKS.

f. b. ESTES SONS. ~ John St
Turned and Locked Corner Wooiea
Boxes Handles. Toys. DESKS and Chairs.
slnge desk at wholesale prices
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HARDWOOD MANTELs & TILES.

.oo1o.oooNoD.oNNo@N
ELEGANT hardwood maniels. SlZ up
nreplsces gas logs showrooms ana Ih--
tory oig Front near sutton rrrrb.
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QUICK PRINTING.

BEST OFFER YET.-Printing abso,u,.,.
at your own price make Your of,ervu
JACKSON rs Centre-st e'2
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MOVEMENT CURE IvsTITvTEs.

MECHANICAL. MASSAGE CURES afi,f
drura baths and electricity iaii'
Pamphlet with list OF health books sen SEM :,
THE IMPROVED MONEMENl N""r
iScTITl'TE II Fast sRth 81
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RURBER STANps
sTANMEIRIyC,

-~.~~~~~~NNo>~~~~ N~~NNNNNN~~~NNr~~
F. A. BRYANT. VI. D.. % West i4th-st-
Stammerng and nervous affections NJ
speech thoroughly corrected .hnd for our
line OF treatment and Testimonials
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MEDALS AND BADGES.

JOHN ID. LENNON rs Nassau st.-Ath-
letic. bicycle. college and school fine
presenta ton medals n speclafv.
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WIRE. SCREENS.

FGfFST MEfHELiC WEATHER sTR l
co a West Sitting me To-
herces our specialty. Write for catasoksS
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GAG AND OIL STOVES.

SPECIAL DISCOUNT on Wonderful Blue
Flame stoves: In operation. ?. J. CAN
SOS 20 Fulton st New York.
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ANTIQUES. SILVER. CURIOs.

ANTIQUES. SILVER. CURIOS.
~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~>-~~~~~~~~
AT LANTHIER'S ART GALLERY.
SS4 4TH-AVE.. NEAR 10Th ST.
On exhibition and FOR SALE. nne speci-
mems OF RICO. DETAILLE. DUPRE.
TISSOT. SCHREYER. CLAlRlN. IN
NESS. RossI. JOHNSON vERNET.
DEsGOFFE. vELY- KAMMERER. WAT
TEAU. &c. Gold Boxes. Miniatures Old
Diamond Jewels Arab Guns Shields. Yai-
agans. Silver Porcelains. &c Also old
God and Antiques bought.
AT BULI>OCK'S. 35i Fourth-ave-On
exhibition q fine "Hobbema'' and other
old paintings ana antiques
AT sacrifice. several nne old paintings.
curtos. antique mahogany furniture.
MANHATTAN Co. 34s 4th-ave:
ANTIQUE LACES. Jewelry. Silverware.
worries. Paintings Fans old gold and
silver bought. EBLE. l03 West 42d 81.
GRAGG ANTIQUES co. ll6 West s2d-
st.. buys and sells old mahogany. silver
tewelry. colonial. china.
ARCHITECTS & DECORATORS.
~~~~~~~>>~>>~>~>~-~~~~~-~~~-~
a. kORBER. 1881 De kalb-ave., near
FuItor-st.. Brooklyn. y. Y.-Plans. es:l-
mates for new residences: old houses re-
consiruc'ed nodernized and decorated
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EMPTY PACKING nOXEs.

LARGEST assortment Of packing boxes OF
I'll sizes bought and soid. y. RYAN.
100 Reaie-s.
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ADOUT THE HAIR

MISS PHII.LIPS'S perfect remedies ,oT
falling hair. badness. reduced took WIN
every bottle At Acker. Neral & coniits.
S7,h ST and 9th ave. Chumhrs I'D 81
md S,h ave
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WIGS AND TOUPEES.

WIGS AND TOUPEEs: satis.ae'ion gTsr
anteed CHARLES l. LisTL, 81 w"
2sth st. between Broadway ana o'n-"
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>>>>~~~o~o<~~~N~.o~ %>~-~o~.NN~~~~~~~
ALCOHOLISM absolutely cured: new
method full information gratis Rev. l.
b. PLry&. 203 West ltth-sI
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WAITER BY bright. active young co.
ored man as waiter or HANDY man ABOUT
the house SERVANT. - San1s-st.'
brooklyn.
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WHITE ENAMELLED LETTERs'

FOR WINDOWS; also aium, .,sns;
numbers ard municipalities for n ITN.
steamships and private dwellings,
FIELD, 90 Fulton-st.
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,orsrCIEAyING & RENOvATING

CALL JAMES r. GARNER on telephone
for all hous-rleaning. i43 West 10Th
~ Send fnf circular.
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INDELIIII.E MAKING.

.-~.~.>~~-~~~--,..> >>~~~.->-~>'~ ~'~-@~>'0~>>
INpEIIBLE MARKING on sheets nap
goods cnrel lor SHAW MARTIN. o"o
9th ave. bet 3s,h and 39th SIS.
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CASEMAKING AND STAMPING

-~<-~~~~~~>~>~~>~>~~>- >~>>< ~.~.~~->.O>
SAMUEL MCAIN. 80 Nesey-st. y. Y.
forty years experience.
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LADIES' TAILORS.

--.~~~.>.~~-~-~>~~>~~~~> ,~-~~>o>-o|oN>N~>,~|o~
r. f. PAULINE 4 CO. Go East 2Jth-st..
Ladies (Pateno Tailors. New styles
now ready. latest designs. exact IT. perfect
workmanship.
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ELECTRO THERAPEUTICs.

NIBRG- MkCHtNICO AMI ELEEI ~
THERAPEUTICS. DE vALLETrE IN
sTlTCTE. iUi West s0th St. lOi Wes'
tsth-st
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FINE FURs.

II VOIkFI. 436 8th-ave.--The iatest
nov.lues In all kinds OF furs. sealsklns.
Je-sian lamb coats speciality iuts
Y~moc elled. reasonable prices.
JOSEPH sCHONLEBF,E. 500 6th-ave..
near 47th-.t. manufacturer Of fine turs
remoielllng garments to the latest styIe'
All orders receive my personal attention.
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CArARRH & STOMACH TROUBLE

CATARRI. Bronchitis. Deafness. Throat
or Stomach Troubles cured. 81. DR..
Maynelds Special Treatment l5s West
loth-sl
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IVORY GOODS.

MANUFACTURERS ot Toilet Articles.
Biriard Balls. Checks. Miniature IVORY
,.noir,ng in all branches specially -.
r6SFpW KAPP SONS IVORY co. ~
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cvAsS APPARATUS.

ron CHEMICAL. physical and pharma-
ceu,lcal use r. MACHLBrT & SUNS
i43 70 i4T East 23d ST
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Law ERS.

ABSOLUTE divorce. any cause. alimoay
reduced Lawyer GEORGE ROBINSON
s. Nassau. sth floor. telephone I.o9s
cortlandt
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ALUMINIUM NOVELTIES.

ALUMINIUM SOUVENIRS In large variety
at REYMOND A. GOTTIDB'S. wholesai-
ers and retailers. S3l Broadway near 18th
TT downtown branch. 20 Cortlandt 81.
Havemever Rlhg
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PAPER AND PAPER STOCK.

~~~~~~~~>>~~~~~I~~ ~>~-~>>~--~>--cS-~-SSc~~
,.i.nhons 246 Cortlandt. established
1852 Cash paid for all kinds OF old rags
paper and me'ala
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>~o~~~c~~~~~~~~>~>~>>~o>>~c>
CUTLERY OF every description. both In
wholesale and retail. on hand and made
70 order. repairing neatly done. GUSTAV
kNAtTH. 81 John and II Nassau cts.
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ART EyBROTDi:RT.

- sT.NfNt, camping nI.4rIdrring
warns. s.As canvas aGl Miiesli's ..
.yerv iesc-I pi.on. MARIE DIESEL. -
We, 2o,h-st
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FOR SALE.
FORECLusURE SALES.

->>.-.~~---1 Noo~~-s-o~ ->N~~o-~S~~~~'~>s~~
FOR SALE Ten r TP.A.N.S for cents
at druggists one gives relief
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EVTISTRY.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

LADIES can secure competent servants BY
aupi,ing az the ELITE EMPLOYMENT
pATIORS ios East i21'h-st.. private Of
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TYPEWRITERs,
UMBRELLAS AND CANES.

PERSONS OF TASTE CARRY L. BlnAn
Fin De Steele" umbrella Hsad9usf.
te-s l Barclay-st. Depot. The kegen,
SO Wes' 23d-st. Covering with imported
silk 81 IS.
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MAxnNIc HOOKS 4 GOODS.
MACHINE RY.
.yps ADJUSTABLE CHAIR.

TuE REST In the world. Prices from slo
70 500. Send for illustrated Catalogue
Ii4t ilroadwav
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WATCHES on INsTALLMENTs.

FINE DIAMONDS. Watches. weexyA M
ments: all goods guaranteed; 81
SUPPLY co, 3 Maiden Lare. Hoo''
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ELASTIC STOCKINGS.

WE ARE NANUFACTURERS BY buying
o. W. you bay direct and are lifted a--
curately at bottom prices with fresh ma
tsrial HALL MANUFACTURING Co.
1873 Broadway
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sCALEMAKER AND REPAIRED

SCALES, new. secondhand, bought. sofa.
exchanged and repaired: Fairbanks ana
Howe Of every description In stock Wri.s
or call. O'BRIEN. 70 New Chambers-si
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AWNINGS.

AMERICAN Awning and Flag Factory
Canopies. Chairs. Tables ana Tents 70
,e, r SHELTON. COS 9th ave telephone
call $50 sth
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UIJJrly,i, $50 "rN'
cooOoo -.~.oO~.~.N-~ ~.O>>~~S~~~o~>">
MANlfTACTUHEKS OF Billiard ani TO-
ivy ltR,tS .2i Eas, lrh-S.
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TRUNKS q LEATHER GOODS.

1o-INCR caavas-covered trunks. 81 %. all
sizes; dress suit cnses. 81 80, ladies' hat
trunks with bulbs, SO 9s; estimates given
trunk repairing. l. GOLDSMITH. r.. 1oi
6th-ave.
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Music UOXES.

ACCT * son. 81 Union square iare.
Boxes from SIC. TO 81. ooo' am crctoo
.gno ~ Nuslca' Novelties ana CueNo'
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For other Narrow MessIruiS sveS.
vcrtise ments see EsSs
Aaln ahSSA
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EuRNITIRE AND CARPETS.

IRON BED. BRASS TRIMMED. 90 "a
wire spring. and good mattress. so.S9.
window shades. l0c. each: othe, =,
proportiouateiy low. J. LOHs'
and shave.
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FOLDING BEDS AND COUCHEs.

sPFCIALTIEs IN FOLDING BEDS: 100
STYLES TO select from. FREDK ANS
LEY co. 80 West ifh-st
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COINS. Highest prices paid for early
American gold. silver and copper coins
Premium list. loc. LYMAN II. Low. Isl
4th-Rre.
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ARCHITECTS & DECORATORS.
PICTURE PRESENTS.

FRAMED ENGRAviNGS pho,ogravures.
aQuarells and oil paintings: popular
prices. KRAMER BROS. 20l 6th-sve..
opposite NacyA
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CAST-OFF CLOTHING


ATTENTION H gncsf prices paid for
cast-)n clothing cal or address,
JOSEPH LEvINTAN. - Cth-ave.
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EURyIsuED ROOMS.

IRVING PLACE. ii-New corner nous
new beds. tiled bathrooms. filtered wa
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COINS. MEDALS. CURIOs.

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NETWORK COIN And STAMP CO... ST.
$50 Broadway. y. Y-larGest stock in
America. Reliable buying catalogue. lOc
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MIRRORS AND FRAMES.

JOHN {. GRAUI. 1871 IVES, 23d-st. olo.
Isl and largest store OF Its KIM IN
crsa'ar Sew-Y York
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COSTl Ni.HS

J. WUSTLS SONS. COstumers for ! ne
atricals MasqIerades. etc. Dress Sii.s
rented 81 Smith-si.. near Fulton. Bklyn.
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Brooklyn.
CARPET CLEANING.
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.

ORDERS promptly executed. tobbing at
tended 10, estimates chserfully gwen,
ADANSON. - Ann-st. Telephone. S'$is
Cor.ianG,.
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siSEss FIRNITIH RE * BONES.

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LITTER snI docum~n: hnng cao.nr.>'
.esA. oiai.6 AMI card INDEX csh'n.,s
,.g.ou-ho!- sa-es. bookcases. sheifiAs'
f.s.,' h.rFv-o.., tnyre shipping aad mail
10 hoXes Sr%S3ITU 'ArfNET AM
vCor,VADf-f>.c - = '~'-s'
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rC.RD AND ROOMS.

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NEAR THE PARK. han~. NJ cor
g., nr,yt,e f.m.,y. ;ahi- boa-i fufn'shed'
r@,! ,ery reasonable i23 chs.
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BLANK hooks q sTATIoNER

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CASH BOXES. Blank &c. -. lnks rh
ellis. stc. al cut Rates "a IfiNN >
STATIONERY STORE. Z" lniio" -
TYPEWRITERS supplies Law b!hnss
Defender rle. IS cts lutnk y oNs st'@'
vari<;y NlSGTRs 49, Cfamirir s.
FILL. LINE Journals I~iFefs. Day. ash
Books. w~s, I.-s.t.- prices J. J.
Curtin eD7 Greerwi -
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,-surt.r~NAx-B young man. a. with
gn1d family going 70 the country. under
s,snds are q, horses. cate. poultry
lawns. handy. all-around man eoc- re.
srercer. r SIMON. 2Gi "ycHoh ave-
H-Ooky
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GOLD FURNITURE & REGILDIN0

THE GARDNER NORMAL SCHOOL, Vf
GYMNAsTics AND PRIVATE 49,, ~ IA
rtsrIN 81 East 59tks,.-Our dipIoms
H's,,,.. Students 70 teach gymnastics IN
scNooi or college.
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CAS- AKIN ELECTRIC SIGNS.

Ir.r.t,MIN ATcD SIGNS fo- gas or cleo
'-ir,,v suitable ,or any night business.
--JrOs rIr-GVFS 81 Clinton Place
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

PIANOS AND ORGANS.
c..,-,.v Pianos tor sale or to
s.e,''""'' rent. Small upr!shts
Weber. sor country cottages
Halnea az very low prices all
r-,,,. makers. and the I'm
r'"F' eat assortment IN the
WIN. A roma !" city - select from.
UN A POND q 90 1874 Fifth Ave.
CHANDLER 300 ful;on-st. Brooklyn
New or second hand pianos many max
sr.. Al very low prices. for sale or rent;
best value in Brooklyn.
RELIABLE CoNNoR PIANOS sold on
terms to suit purchasers; renting. ex-
changing repairing: secondhand uprightA
1928. $50. squares. IS upward. CON-
NOR. Fast 42d-st.