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People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-06-23
Fourth OF Julu.

The Great Rock Island will sell ex.
cursion tickets to all points on its
lines within 200 miles of Wellington
at one fare the round trip. Selling
July End, 3rd and 4th, good returning
July 9Th. 10. T. HIGGINS, Agt,
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-06-23

Begg's Diarrhea Balsam, the most
wonderful medicine ever put on the
market for all stomach troubles. 1t
cures where all others fail. We keep
it.-II.F. Smith. u
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-06-23

A GENTS WANTED in every town 10 ssls
"A two OF the latest and best selling pnbIicae
tons at popular prices, viz: "The Ire srd
Public Services OF william E. Gladsfona -
the most celebrated orator and statesmsr -
modern times. and "Our War With Snsjny :
Both publications are by celebrated ana
famous authors. Sample copies free sen d1 *
cents Tor either one, or 20 cents for both -
prepay INC expires charfes. for fun na,s
~ Clark st.. Chicago. Ills. '''' o9;,
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-06-23

DOR sALE.-The VOICE has for sale note
y .or $50. drawing 6per cent interest from
June l, lg7, payable In professional services
6y n: b. Wilson & Co., patent solicitors.
Washington. d. G.. We will sell this note at 4
liberal discount. II you are In need Of the
70 correspond with us.-Lyman Naugle, Pub
Usher
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-06-23
Fourth OF ,Julu Rate,

Within 200 mile limit, the great
and only Santa Fe route will sell you
round trip ticket for one lowest
flrst-class fare for the round trip.
Tickets on sale July 2, 3 and 4. Final
limit July 9Th.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-06-23

The Chicago Northwestern is the
first railroad company TO raise the
American flag along It's whole line, on
all its branches and from end to end.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-06-23
6hean Rates 10 Buffalo,

Rates and dates will be given later.
Call at union depot for particulars.
II. E. PURDY, Agent.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-06-23

marines on the soil of Luzon should
be opposed by Dewey with force even
to the sinking of the German vessels,
for the landing of German troops in
Manila under the circumstances. is
just as much an overt act OF war as
the shooting Of guns. Mother nation
is rushing their war ships into
Manila. Great Britain has a large
fleet at Hong Kong, but six hundred
miles away. The German maneuver
is therefore an open menace, and it
should be accepted and treated as such.
The first gun fred between the United
States and Germany in Manila bay
means a European, II not universal
war, in which the continental power
and Great Britain will align them.
selves. 1t will be Germany, Spain and
Austria certainly against this coun.
try, with little doubt that France and
Italy will lean to the Spanish side, II
not actively. Russia's interests are
in the east and may be counted on fol
such an alliance, leaving Great Brit
ain and America pitted against all
the other so-called first powers, leav'
ing the century to go out, as has SC
often been predicted, in universal car
mage whose end is to change the map:
of both the old and the new worlds.
II such war does not soon ensue il
will not be Emperor Williams fault
whose every and only instinct is fol
war.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-06-23

The government has paid the Beh-
ring sea claims, amounting to nearly
half a million dollars.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-06-23
Old Papers zoe a 100.
OMAHA EXPOSITION.
June 1 to October 81.

The grandest exposition Except the
Worlds Fair ever planned in the
United States. Located within cheap
and quick access Of the entire Mis-
souri, and Mississippi valleys, at your
own doors. Through tickets beyond
Omaha allow stop-overs. Reduced
excursion rates tn Omaha. Take the
Burlington Route, the old and firmly
established route TO and through
Omaha. L. W. WAKELY,
General Passenger Agent,
HOWARD ELLIOTT, Gen. Mgr.
ST. LOUIS, MO.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-06-23

E0R sALE.--A fruit farm Of 2eh acres,
y one-half mile north Of Conway Springs,
Kan There Is large stock OF forest trees
on 1t that are worth all we ask for it Con-
slderatlon SlOVO Terms, part cash; balance
time or good trade. Apply at this office for
further information n
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1898-06-23
WANT COLUMN.

DARN FOR SALE-Farm of $50 acres ope
i mile north and one west OF Cicero. Ope-
third OF crop goes with 1t II sold in thirty
days. Price sl6OO. Call on or write G. w
Waggoner, Cicero, Kan. II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-10
OFFICE of The Chicago, Rock Island

Nav ED ED PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY ~
and az Ivy To H." holders OF the Chicagc ROC
fscinc Railway Company Five per cent Ihl'sJ
NOTES eos ~ Bonds. TO Whom II MAY ,ohGein
isIsrS 20 HEREBY GIVEN thai The chicaEo i'oS.
Ian and Pacific Railway Company has exercised mo
;,nss TO It's Thirty Year Debentuie bghus
Co.. unoer he agreement VITA the United siaes irut'
,smtay OF New York hearing date :he hrs Gay OF ssp
~ ~ w. 1881 10 retire said bonds on any Wsf "a,
SsIch or September before the maturity OF the princi.
Csx paying 70 the ssi United States Trust company o.
ar ss trustee under said agreement: one huiuie"
ave., ,io9) per cenufn the pi"psi sf1 ne n
TIER Giyy,x az, ann nnysg ~ ,n', pcL isana md
tond. msiiway Company intends TO rcue az o, sl,a
INV Outstanding. the first DAY o, rrpl"niDFI;
~ 1913 and that It VIII said Safe pay 10 the snid
one hundred and Ave (inD c~rtum upon nc
.Apa and the inferes, accrued and unpaid on AZ
Dssoe pond, ihsn eg,,sntng ~ 9der 9: ne noae :,
ppASiFiC RAILWAY COMPANY. By X. Il. CABLE.
'"s'eent. w. O. PrRDY secretary.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

a,osu George g. and David Mstzser 10 Theress
ue,,eSr Fordnarn~aye. se corner Sew-st. 2nx
=
,-. 100, pora 10 John Elstner. willow-ave.
Wv corner i3ith-st, yeas. .....,,,.. .'...,,;.
r1sriv William l.. and Alfred Purgod to Ellen
Hardy n corner isath-st ana berran-a'''
ut, Minnie. 20 seamcn Llchtenstein. jr.
ls,s,-s, $50 Il ~ shave Years -, -.
,sos,. Hugh ard Mary. 10 The West End 20.
"oners,.,e uildins and Loan Association lot go
map partition ssle; Lott Hunt estate near
.sr,rn J,,.a r. TO Patrick Kelly. = 1lth-ave.
az 10 n = OF s9th-s,. = part yeare. ...''..''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-10

"A DrE1IisEnENrs and subscriptions for The Tribune
eSr'sed al tne Uptown Once No i.242 Broadway
:" coor north Of 3isfst, until o'clock D. m
one. received at me following branch Offices at regular
cor o. ~ unti o'clock m. viz 2Js sth-aye o. e.
ana 49,, NJ 6th-ave. cor. 12th-s,. Macs Gh-a.e
VIZ, ~ ColunhIs-ass. near West 65ih-tf iVo
l11s. s~o-sS near 6thavc. % East jIft-s. -. west
-srs between .h snd s,h $50 East ATHEIST laSs
Gr.,. 1eswesh 10th and TI'h 1--we 3d-ave near
jjst-st t:vo b-ave rear Sath-st: $50 5d-aTe, near
~ so-ava 30 East i0th-s 1927 sd-ays scGc 3d-aye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-10

ATTENTION IS CALLED 10 r p1E HAT co TEA.
TTT0NT DNy KEs n OK !. PEP CENT TAX
5ssH e2S1s zee ARP2SAE sffSsEH2 E
TBysT AMP pETQ 9s STMPA yNR or ifRED Ky
TIE H7ox5 s aEEER HKD gu AND ~
TIE ACT OF The eEMERA so AssE SE 1E HE HE
CRY TO CHARGE RENTALS SUFFICIENT TO PAY
''i'' ''' PtRcHAsE OF wATERwoRKs.
CITY has purchased the entire pToPsTS S,e o. ns n
s.en dollars THIS com on, has
bee. for 'wsys yssrs ana IaG 5 sna me, %
VII now be soysree no int h,s H osand dollars vii
Be expended for extensions and inprovem."s wmSn
sS only a Tss5s cy asset Worth in our opnn
Twenty-Five cent more han rs Issue OK ~assr Snp6s
TIE interest charge Of which Is he
no. S:a nsd per a Which is @ thousand dollars per
annum. which viii be largely increased "hen 'ne %''"
The Cit, has no floating debt +, carried ono
for years past.
MORTGAGE FIXTURES
these bond. and tn ordnance the same grant
70 the purchasers q he property II me %, in
Ii. CITY Of M5ntromery and the for such purpose OF
~ he ssss hS aTsr s sSS for
Of default FOR hss months or any M, Sg .s ; sha
Money to ashsgs the entire debt thereby secured n.
City in no wis. released from the payment o. the
THE CITY or MONTGOMERY.
Montgomery IS only Of the Oldest ana 'noss
progressive the South. but the
during pas, years pace u in me Hoh' TENN VI
Metropolitan Cities. .u,.,.,,, =
1t commercial city with trsoe s I
&U0 per apnura made possible ~ JUS iaShlc
transportation facilities II has now hve competing ,'u.n
lines OF railway giving II access 10 the south as!.s'.
Ard ports and p0.as. and another IS oe'ns
rapidly built -, ,n,,uu -,
Of lar. whoe.sle trade bu the establishment or ABOUT
lS manufacturing enterprises in various Nnes, . -,
Montgomery Is favored with wei managed $3.50"
Electric Railway Gas and Electric bight Nonpshss'
excellent school system, beautiful chufches n1 a.
appointments OF we-ordered city. ana us nunlclpai
Affairs conducted business principles ~ 'ep''-
sentative people. ,.,
Our firm has had ciose relations with the hnahc.a;
anars Of Montgomery for ten years has mace
EXAMINATIONS into affairs. and we DO not know OF
municipality whose bonds can more cohh1chty re-.
onlnent than his We sold large amount % 'es
phds 10 the buyers IN this country an
ouer he remainder for delivery June 10 All OF the esnI
rocssd'ngs under The supervision OF our
own Counsel
1''ce ana further particulars or application
49, sPERRY JONES e. CO.,
80 to AZ Equitable Building. Baltimore. No
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THE OREGON II. II. & NAVIGATION CO;


THE DIRECTORS have this day declared a
dividend Of TWO PER CENT. on he PREFERREp
STOCK OF This Company. PAYABLE JULY J. ls,s ana 4
dividend Of ONE PER CENT. on the COMMON STOCK
o. this Company payable JULY 2 1895.
The Central Trust Company OF New YORK Will on those
respectively such dividends 10 the holders *
,ecod closing transfer books a. the close Of
business on THURSDAY JUNE 49, 1875. Of s voting trust
certificates representing respectively preferred and
mon STOCK Of this COMPANY The books the transfer %
such cerrhoates representing PREFEREEp STOCK VIII
he reopened JULY 2. 1898, and the books Tor the
will be reopensd JULY g. 1898 Checks will 30
mailed. go
TIE O!a Colony Trust Company ~ Boston. Mass will
on the days pay such dividends m The holders u
record q. the closing transfer the close
OF business TIL RsDAY. JUNE 10. 1898 OF 10 voting
trust certificates representing voting trust cercatea ~
the Central TrIst Company OF New York, representing
respectively preferred and stock OF this Com
pan books transfer o. voting trist Ger
thcates Old Colony Trust Company. representing
voting OF Central Trust Company Of
York. representing respectively preferred and COM
mon stock OF Company Will be reop~nsd respectively.
on JULY z ~ 3, will mailed.
THE OREGON u. II. g. NAVIGATION co.
HOWARD =. TRACY.
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sv.,.on Christian to Hudson = Rose. lots A13
49, 80 hiock r amended mnp Nanos estate.

sS% q. cs Sda %m." %si' map
scsg gr"'' simon and Isabella Emil Cable - ,oo
is;' M HsS' T. 20 ." Ms MS Mc%as ss'': an
st 200 7, of llfh,avc y"ar ,o,. 10 and ''"
Si i S %.i'r 70 su1" "'S' "a1 so
Hi iIsIay WHAT 1s,ia-. %"H 100 GU :,
oa r"ep Adoph TO Albert r swan. No 20 =, ooo
y- tnor's GA, 10 M.ranoii,an r.,. Insurance
" rc-npany 80 l2c West 1ath-st' $500"
iG rrc.bec '"sS" rs q 10th st collateral
N rSr r~n,' pa,rick to Elizabeth Maghse.
i0ad- st. 100 ana IL, Il n % -svr years 90 mn
ssm m%r't "a Hugh t-y administrator. o
pJopr'y mco, h. s, %srs' e. al t., ,ic irving DIV"
savings INSTITUTION; Nos u end i; prne"-S'' ,ooo
pa nps NJ rr Der. ""a to Martens story
tee $ Jererson-s' 1914 II OF '7'nion-ave' a,oo
sa aa"' 10 Henry White preecr,y n9Hn' aS2s
'V the w.s : Of 10, 30 30 Village ot -.
AS ms.fer' n,trich. to the German savings 80.
IirnN l2o,h st $40 u of tth ave yssr.. S""
D.Ds Son N q an" @f 81 s'' map o, Van Nest Park
corn g,'h n %sI 10 notaIi. Corn
e1ecu,ris etc. 3d-s so # W Of Mercerst' ., -,
sam, 'n,'' To- same. corner 9Th and i7th-'
Same 70 sam. '' ..'............. Is 1914
SAM. sDs =, ,"s .ams. seth st. 1851 It Of an
Corn Henry Rosetta. t. Eosall" 'ofh IN
divduaIIv and ckrrutrix No "A Br'-'mes' .. coo
collateral secure. ''0'"
stein Henry TO Mamie 4 Heclsschcr . OH ., -.
ave .5s " Of s3h ST. years 80. q - ioo''
STANLEY cecilia and James to Mhrgafety Pyne 40,
corner Jacob st and 'arbreinG ave !. yrIrs. i"''
we!.smann Henry A. 10 Henry Elias brewing
cornany n 3 i30ih- Al. 100 Il OF sih ave De o.o
r,and ...............'.' a.. ~
u.@isr Iohn H. Ia Christian Scherdng and an
che EXECUTORS. etc. Valentine %" " u =. -.
NJ st. . years "''''
Dav,d ,lbert T.. and charles r. 10 Alr"is u
p,idve :, i29h-st 90. 10 II OF Mo am
ate I
,oayi. rohn and Amelia. - Frederick j pnvr
tt.,,- 81 n 8 lot 100. estate OF H~ndricN "a.
Rutre-. I -. . w."
r-.rs,asshud bora charles u Hemburr, " 49,.
rorper Willow ave and i31h-sf 2 years. o""
a. nnr;,lI Frederick and Daniel Deinney ="
George Ehrtt No las West 62f-si ieasehoih , a.,
''"''
4, Realty improvement CO. 10 William
= Kimb.r Nos ~ and ~ East 2",h-st ,oo uo
saw 70 Hav FoIn.ry NH Iron Works. same o.
s pr"P, ~ .oms 10. 20 and - Eas, 2ch -, de
ssm. 10 william, Kimbcr. .ame property. .
>,,s,.- rohn II 10 Johanna NJ Miller. Val
en,,n. ave- - Il n OF l,eth-st 3 years $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-10

Same - SANE Valentine ave ss.s q n NJ
Same 10 zane. Valentine ave. 1901 n -
lI9h ST. ysnrs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1000
Costello James p. the New York Savings
N1nk No 40 Vest 21st years. ............ 6b0
De iasfuHl., Marietta. George " Benjamin..
y - lot l0s' map Nlillge y; Wakefield 2
Downes william / and Charles W 70 Isaac
Sprung. Pitts. 2os q u n - Stanton e..
,errs $500
schussl,r Marie. Edwin Chaplin trustee. No
40 Nesi 9ls 81. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10000
Sherwood. Mary. 10 Harlem Savings Bank.
ieoh e. 1904 = ~ Frenklln ave. rear 400
Bale. Fred Martensc y Story. trustee.
Jefferson st. 1924 II ~ Clinton ave, de- -
inari ...:''.:' o'W
The First Congregational Church OF Morrisanin
% Eugen'" rhsrso. n i6shst. '..i n =
~ Forest-ave l S0'
Gor,on. Eliot. TO MARY Miller M 22o West ~
Gu.dera saverlo. to Ernst-Marx- Nathan Com
pany. corner Audubon ave and iCS;h ST. . -
IAinsden william Simon Esther.
Union and 10th 81 wears. .............., $500
Murray. Henry TO John I Co-kerl.i. NJ $50 ~
4?d-si also t26 a.. 100 Z; ~
1lfh-aye iustalnenis
Alen. surgcs. Frederic j Mddiebiook.
cath St 1884, ~ OF Cth-oye year mort -. "A.
voth Richard &, Eugene Potter i2+ih- $500
22J II " % Columbus ave. l year 49,. 3o.""
Culdera Savcrio. Ernst Marx Nathan Com
T r"ny 'o'"'' anu 5000
NuCcni Rebecca and Edward
Gadew. 66th-st, 200 n ~ OF Central a. 49,
Park West Years To'''p
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Gin 11rcpertn for Sale.

Gin prcpcrtn for Sale.
ALL TASTES SUITED.
CHARLES Buck,
Architect 100 West 42d Street.
offers FIR yale
following choice residence properties;
no. 42 WEST 5OTH STREET. ~ n &-story ana
basement Columbia college, i@a-ehod. Mirrors and Gas
PRICE A%6.OOO.
NO. m WEST 10Th STREET. 20 H. &-sto!y and
basement Pantry and bathroom ES;efson. Lot io22
Decorated $1,000.
PRICE a4..OD0.
no. 241 WEST TED STREET. y T. %-s'ory ana
n. en,sn; Dox eto'p. Nlgrlcfr' p'nins Hcom Tx
tension. 49,.
NO. ~ RIVERSIDE. .o6's front 5story American
basement, Dining Room Extension all the way up b
baths electric elevator Most complete end richly An
I'd West SIDE.
PRICE SifO.OOO
Particulars and permits Of owner as above.
TN.NE LARGE DWELLING AND LOT. s4'h 81. al
y toi-irg sale: trade for country seat o.
nats RIPPLE. 20 Bread St. Room ioi+
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Diploeno Noiifrs.


New-Yors. June 6. 1873.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS Of the Amerl-
Sugar Refining Company have this day declared
the following dividends. payable July p 1898
On that portion Of tire Preferred Stock which is entitled
to sent annual dividends. 3'- PER CENT
On that portion OF the Preferred Stock which IL emil
tied TO quarterly dividends. ~ PER CENT.
On the Common Stock dividend Of ? PER CENT.
The tran.fer books will closc on Iuae Is. al three
o'clock y NJ. and reopen July 3 isas.
JOHN i. SEAKi.ES. Tr-,rrcr.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

''a a oas si t.I:. e s % fi.i: ss' s.i
COR, s. Z, ?, 81 ave. ec,iooi Edward ''..
Jacobs. referee Jos,p1 r Keller. -...... sT
E.sls ave =. 100 z y lcl.t 81. o. 'rlt,ons,
IosEwooa aad .noih.- trustee, 'a ssr
Pro.g'c, Eve ~ ca; 2ssico; chs,'' Van R'p'r -,
% ave-. colo Of liGth-. 2o,7o. mau
10; as map u wassinsonylll. Ea.,ch..,.r
rs hobby -Si'e. Harriet bsrd - HARE,
wsy,rcy PIC, - lt.. 20 BOZ. Ferdinand q
is4,h-.i " eorr4r nsrriaa ave. oor7o,looro7s
., Ellen Hardy TO William l. Hardy and ano'h.r
o. wrliam Aase wesiche,er. knai- { rsy,,
N@P: 'snSaS '1P t 'Sassy ana VIZ.
other E1chanr
Ps,hss'; Ave- y ??oe I, ,ot sa%ael.'.
~ Abr; q n, 10 saa .n msne
70 Alexis u Caldwell Erehsns'
'1 ,, 80 9 .? b. MFrGs.. tor ~, '!ss IA.
q ard 80 Ea.,. - 8 Isioos 77th-,'. cor
I'm 49," $3.50 ,''''''1 500 on,
'a% %adisv o5p.' S q Mari 2 isic 'o'''i
3 ,y. M1sA:' t e r isls Ne fS, Henry
Sane H azdor 70 a faS to peS S R S9 r.
II2th -sl s. $40 II v II shave. ioo,aa II:
Henry Ravnor 10 benjamin r nsynor II. Ia
Sane me- property .anc to Edwin F Raynor. q,
iasd st., n $ 400 # v Of r>nox.avc ~ s,es ii:
Ss': - " 5.s w-. ssslcSs oH Mar M,w..r.
sam, p pr'1 Henry f s'eycr. r. to Mary
81. ave, ;, 2ss q ssih-., 2i.iorioo
80 Mamie H.csssf"r n H"rrv stein room
Patrick McMorrow 10 Elizabeth = Msshee . Exchange
Game property: Frederick Constable and an
ether. executors and trustees. 10 Patrick No
s5th.s,. No no corner PARK ave. so,2os;
7',a-s,, ~ 2, Ea.t: :oxio22. Joseph Byk
7s.7,9i7.so. William Bcst 10 n suaret. :. Exchange
A''orney- St, $50 It q Rivlns'on- st c's7S:
Clinton Place :. 100 II W OF 9Th ave. sSos
ea1I, walworth Ward 10 LEO r:rdwurn. Nominal
''s; rs a., V S & 81 ssloo' noo
si iosloss Frsnci. c.a ; 70 Washington ~ -.
Lesinson-aee,. Ns 1861. 25Io5 Mary Nc. ','''
sPi ssh s e; ana ,S ~ ss & ' Inferior run" "'
a, centre Inc between 47,h and ssh SIS and
sSs So s jess. &C. ' Mcar,hSr to 'I i.iSors
Map.s estate Hudson Rose TO wnisa
Lots H'' Nos ise ~ and i2s block man 49,"
L.. No Isi; block F. came map: same to va soo
52s1iit, George " BENJAMIN and another .
Interior lot u II Of i2ith-st. and 223 II -
Columbus ave runs rs liz 1hDx G3.sx
re-x -: Mary q Pinkney to Richard g
NOth
Z'i Men'somery 10 + sturses Allen aoooo
Audubon ave. "A corner lOsth-ft. s5xa3, Ernst
Marx Nathan Company TO Snyerlo eiudera... $4,000
Icre-son-s., a 1894 II of Clinton ave. 4oS
so,y .rrerular: Henry White 10 Fred Bailey. 100
broadway or Post Road e. 1904 II n Of 18th
Al 2O8x3IO to KingsDridse xlsOs3t0. Daniel
n f'r,~Iman to Charles X Smith. .............. I
sage rtp'sdoan 1900
MI Mir 70 German kahn isl:,
eqth- g, y corner Exterior-st. 192Sioo1NIDlx-.
~ eIly ,,nmons typewriter COMPANY -. $4,000
,oI,b-st q c2j II OF col,mbus-ave iJ0x
100 ii. Clcheri g Voth 10 Frederick q Potter. I
Same properly; Charles Salttr 10 Richard g Noth.
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Summer Homes on Long Island.

RI rTI- OCEAN AND sorNp.
.,,~ leland" an ilius,rs'ed descriptive nnok. an6
uor-e. describing hotels and boarding.
ss. -, ong Island free upon application. at I3. ESQ
i3ia Pros iwav tck~t Offices foot OF Es. 3th-et and
Gin fo.t Chambers s.. Newyork 333 Full
tor-,, Eagle Surine- Resort Rur~,u, and F1atbush-
80. station T.. l. r. n. Brookyr send (6) cents IN
$50. ,or Long I.lsri or 90 cents for Summer
Itoms. 70 r. NJ SMITH frame Manager l. l. r. r..
Long Island City. New York
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NEW BUILDINGS.
Nassau Nos ia and 49, md No ~ Ann o.:
FOR A twelve-story brick Office building and
loIts. 37.gyiUOii: Levi Morton owner; Gin 49, -.
ton & Russell. No 20 Nassau-st. architects SfcOUo
Madison W Scaniniel-s for 2 I'VE
.torv and a slx-story brick hathouse. ATelt
and - 6xS0G. william Suzarrian. No Mitchell -.
Place owner. q L Pelham architect ......,,.. blooo
ALTERATIONS
e-.t-,; No 30 East a four story and base
VI mani hrick dwelling house, oOy53. Jacob
pbips 40 ~ Cast 67th-st. owner: & II .
t;llb.rt 40 i.I27 Broadway architect. $500
FRO NJ ~. to four storf otick Once
building 9J9xllo4. Gcorfe Croker san Fran
S Slsfs' Ca '...''....... e4S
lst-ave i.o93. tour-s'ory bricS hotel:
thnr.es II Reilly No t22 West Ico,h- at owner;
Julius Spnder. architect; cost not gwen
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CuTY OF MONTGOMERY lAI.Al Ala PER
" CENT. WATER BONDS.
DATED APRIL 1, 1908.
DUE APRIL 1, 1928.
DUE APRIL I, 1923

COUPONS PAYABLE
APRIL AND OCTOBER I, IN NEW YORK
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ATTENTION IS CALLED TO THE Fast THAT
ITIONAv RESTRICTION OF II PER CENT IAN
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Real estate.

SAFE AND ATTRACTIVE 1NvEsTMENr.-Sioooe
N wanted on improved real estate. very best eecurlVS
location Western Nav -yor. Address INVESTOR TrtounA
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TIE ACT OF THE GENERAL. ASSEMBLY OF Az M
BAMA Authorizing THESE BONDS req l1tls IhE
CITY TO CHARGE RENTALS SUFFICIENT TO FAf
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SUMNER REsORTs-sUMMER RESORT GUIDEs-CotNTRY BOARD
GUNNER hcsoris.


OPENS JUNE GOTH. Rooms suite. with baths
Is-hol. golf links. \. Y, onice Windsor Hotel daily
Photos. diagrams. &c. apply to J. =. CHAMPLIN
Prop. Watch HILL J.. 7.
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SPRINGS MMMSI:

Anors the CDnrec;icut Hlls. Free from malaria ARD
:nosquitors Nj modern improvements; sanitary plumb
Ing: unsurpassed accommodations. beautiful drives lakes
and The renowned Stafford springs mineral
free guests Rriucei rates Iunr. Send f0r II
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THESE BONDS ARE ApDIT1oNAkhY SEGTKk e., ~
TRUST AND DEPOSIT COMPANY OF BALI M0Ki1 ~;
TRUSTEE UPON TIE WArERWoRks As~t RED ~ 81 81
THE PROCEIDS AND ALI, EXTENSIONS AND ADD
TONS HEREAFTER ACQUIRED.
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ceeded like target practice. At 7:45 a.
m. Admiral Sampson signalled cease
firing. . Retire was sounded on the
Iowa. and she headed for the shore.
The Terror was the last ship in the
line. and failing to see the signal,
banged away alone for half an hour,
the concert of shore guns roaring at
her and the water flying high around
her from the. exploded shells. But she
possessed charmed life and reluc-
family retired at SD. AS at Matanzas
the unsatisfactory condition, the
smoke and the distance prevented any
important conclusions being drawn.
The town of San Juan must have SUI
fered, although protected by the hills,
as the high shots must have reached
it. No traces of the bombardment
were discoverable on the forts except
small fires which were apparently ig-
nited before the fleet left.