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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-08-13
MINISTER Is DEFENDANT
Mrs. Eve Reynolds of Springfield, H.,
Begins a Divorce Suit.

Springfield, ILL.,, Aug. 13.-Mrs. Eva
Reynolds has filed a bill in the Sanga-
mon circuit court to secure a divorce
from John F. Reynolds. Reynolds for
some time was minister of the Chris
tan church at Riverton, near this city.
Soon after he established himself in
that place he formed the acquaintance
of Miss Eva Mann, and on February %
last he was married to her.
When President Mckinley issued his
first call for volunteers Reynolds left
his young wife, came to this city and
enlisted as a private in Company K,
Filth Illinois infantry. His wife often
visited him while the regiment was
quartered at Camp Tanner. Shortly
after the arrival of the regiment at
Chickamauga Reynolds met Miss Alice
K. Iarned, and after a brief courtship
married her. The ceremony was per-
formed on August 1.
Mrs Reynolds also claims that after
her marriage with Reynolds she learned
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-08-13
It is undoubtedly a fact that our

robust sons and daughters, and did not
become weak, complaining invalids as a
consequence.
There are probably several reasons for
this. One is, that they lived more in the
open air, and another, and probably the
most influential of all, is that they were
less prudish than the women of to-day.
They were not ashamed to know som ething
of their own physical makeup. They were
not too nice to take care of their health in
a womanly way. Women nowadays suf-
fer untold tortures in silence, because of
weakness and disease of the distinctly
feminine organism, rather than consult
physician, or even talk upon the subject to
their own husbands. They imagine that
troubles of this description can only be
cured by undergoing the disgusting exam
nations and local treatment insisted upon
by the average modern physician. Doctor
Pierce'S Favorite Prescription cures all dis
eases peculiar to women in the privacy of
their own homes. 1t does away with the
necessity for examinations and local treat
ment. 1t acts directly on the important
organs concerned, making them strong,
healthy and vigorous. 1t fits for wifehood
and the burdens of household duties. 1t
a1lays Inflammation, heals liberation and
soothes pain. 1t tones and builds up the
nerves. It banishes the discornforts of the
time of expectancy and makes baby's ad-
vent easy and almost painless. Thousands
have testified to its merits.
Over 1000 pages of medical advice free. Send
one-cent stamps, 10 Mailing onIy, for pa
per-covered copy of DR.. Pierce's Common Sense
Medical Adviser. Cloth bound 81 stamps. Al
dress DR.. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N Y
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so PER CENT ORDERED PAID
Elgin Asylum Assessed For the Gam
paiCn Fund.

Chicago, Aug. 13.-Employes OF the
northern hospital for the insane at Ell
gin report that they have been asses
sed 60 per cent of their July salaries for
political purposes. The assessment
does not apply to women
It has been generally known for sew
eral months that state employees were
being called on for a percentage of their
salaries every month for the fall cam
paign fund. Nobody has dreamed,
however, that so per cent of a months
salary would be demanded. If the state
employees at Elgin are paying so much
the natural inference is that the as
sessment has been spread over all the
people who work for the state. The
campaign fund. at such a rate, cannot
helm being fat.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-08-13

Mr. A. c. Thomas of NarysvilIe, Tex,
has found a more valuab bic discovery than
has yet been made in the KlOndike. For
years he suffered untold agony from con-
sumption, accomanied by hemorrhages,
New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs
and Colds. He declares that gold is of
little Valuae in mparison with this mar
Vicious cure; would have it even if it
cost hundred dollars a bottle. Asthma
bronchitis and all throat and lung affec-
tons are positively cured by DR.. King
New Discovery for Consumption. Trial
bottles free at Swift & Holidays drug
store Regular size SOC and 81 Guaran-
teed to cure or price refunded.
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posed of. the president spent half an
hour chatting with those present, and
then, at 4:58, the ambassador and his
secretary entered their carriage and
We're driven to the embassy.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-08-13

A souvenir button of the Topeka
Cruiser given with each % cent pur-
chase of that brand of cigar The best
cent cigar made. Geo. Burghart.
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$3.50 to Cincinnati and Return.

Tickets on sale September 8. 4 and 5.
and for train No. 2 of the 9Th, limited to
october 2, 1898. Agent Santa Fe Route
will reserve berths in sleeper and check
baggage through.
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to Colorado and return for $24.00, on
sale daily to September Is. by Santa
Fe Route.
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Summer Tourist Tickets

Collars and cuffs Hundred to look like
new, by Peerless Steam Laundry.
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'zIud pIeuIBD 4qsTuo4 4Isouoo puea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-07

Rogers Charles r. Frederick Forster.
lfxG ~, AIS n Of Boulevard. Drive. los
IT 10 Hamilton Place. demand ...............- 12.up
shfninsnn. betlef. IN Winthrop chsnle- and -
iher, executors, No 40 boulevard years 10000
SteiEht, Ad.iia \. Broadway savings Institu-
won. No 30 West i2th-st. 6"p
brNunirh. Herr. Citizens Savings Bank.
cor stanton and GOerck SITS .......... SO.VO
Davis, John 10 Joseph & Levi. trustee. etc. No -.
, '2o West 9th st. year.................... ~"
Nood-ave. 20 n Of 20lth st. ga years. ~"
Cohcn. Nathan. 20 Edmund Hendricks. executor. ~.
etc No ils Lu1ow-st years. ................ -f""
same T. Henry II Hendricks and another. execu- - -
tors. trustees. etc No 40 Indow-stJ years. -o""
Danzg. simon. the Emigrant Industrial savings .
Bank Park n OF Goth 81, year il''"
froelich, Fannie. TO Lotte Wsssermann. spth- -.
st Ia n y OF Avenue A.. years 1870. 100"
Freedman. Isabella. to Daniel II seyhc. ooo
NORWOOD ave. $685. n of 1Do,h ~. years. I'""
Geles. Isaac to New-York Security and Trust
Company MarLs ~ 1876 ot
estate 81 Hendrick Rutgers. "6"oo
n ~ Ia. nd ave- 70 Iuu vSar iV''' 10000
Gam IN Totr ph'brict, asmo rronerfv 1
same 10 same same nronertv ! vNar........... 1000
hauftann. Leopold. to Jonas We'll and another . nno
No Boz East GJth--. demand. "'op
10 ss ,S,h ave " saIoan lease densrd 1000
Peters Henry \. George Ekrct No loo Frank 80
lin It. saloon lease. demand - -"
Weiss. John {. Jacob Rupert No i3s Brook m.
ave. saloon lease demand. i--"
Schsfer. MARY TO Nev-York Security and Trust
Company. corner 3d-ave and 10th 81. -, oon
years -'''
Same to same. 3-ayc. d: II OF l6'th-s' 90 ooo
'" ~ v.s a. same 'u ave- 'o'' II ~ 10000
Same to Frederic J Middlebrook corner Cd on
and lG1th-st, '''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-07
NEW BUILDINGS.

iOSth-s'. $, 11i.i n Of BoueNard. Tor lour
four story and basement brick dwelling mouse,
ST.1xGs.6: Joseph \ Farley. owner James a"
leo OF No 367 Boulevard. architects '.:'.'
l3tth-s; 9 1iO II " OF PARK ave. FOR thren I'VE
story brick faihouses. 2JXsl.i: STEM. 'oheh "
Roth, OF No ~ Union square. owners ana a1c"'
Edridge- st. No ~. for a sx-story brick tenement
house with store, 2O.GxsI.s. Gordon. Levy :"
Co.. Of No 100 Canal ct. owner & II Meyers o.
No / Union Square. architect. .-.. 49, ,.'.'
1iSth-st & s. 80 n OF 9Th ave. for four nNe
story brick fathouses. 25xs1.l0, Bsbeite bu
mcnthal 81 No $40 I'd ave owner. Rudoiph
Werner. architect ...........'' ...'.' =. -.
109th 81, g = 40 II ~ 9Th ave, for ny" St'.F
brick naihouso. 2jxsj and SIC; Louis lach.
NJ No ~ East slsi-st. owner, g Pelham, 81
No iO3 9Th ave architect ............... -. -.
Sd ave, . = 1916 It n ~ Wordover- ave 2'X>' %
for a four story brick nathouse; Piper BOOK
staccr. OF No $50 broadway. owner r Werner.
archltect ...-.....' = - ..
Cray-a ave " = I25 T. of I14th-st, for Two
story and ATTIC frame dwelling house. 8bNiz4.
q = harrington Of No 81 East 10Th 81. owner.
: Holden. architect. ...--..... .'..-
Jackson ave " corner l5Gth-st. Forest ave-.
corner IJ6ih 81. for eight four story brick fat -
houses 30x4I and - Rs51; Christina henderson.
az 40 223 West 13ith-st. owner; W pickerson'
architect .................-....
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-07
finanrial 0lcrtions.

THE PLAZA BANK, New York, September
So.h. 1895 The Annual Election for Director. OF
the Plaza Bank will be held the Banking House Fifth
Avenue and 18th Tuesday. October
Polls open from L. NJ 20 O'clock =. NJ.
&. W. PARSON. Cashier
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-07
gcnnirn Boarb
iicfciprr' g Noiltee.

~-IN. yorE - pRTMic cor HT NeN-Ne'E nm. -
- 49, matte ~ me appta far the ''i"h'"y
cissauisan o.. ihr Holmes u nmle, O.. hereby
10 All. WHOM "a MNl fONCEtN. h.lI'' ~ -.
.,v.n taat | have appointed ~ i"e SUI 20. q, be
= New 'Hl- a'ti'1' 90
f,iWcs f,1nier Company. 49, - az ,e '4". o.,@ii-
"a. Its az sad 'TpdTHiiyi. ana inrt MAJ o~'' 49,
a. a. srcn saeelf0r. ere 10 fr,lnN -, . -.,d.-
M persons irdsf@d 8" sad ooiinrsrUn y, Nassau
S,-.e. A. ihe tlfy - Yofk aud 'In'Y o' - Ns,cn
- .s,a safe OF SeW York ~ re loth dhy {"
~ III inns n n,orey OWING ~ them re>pes'i'eS
% pa ne s~s 10 , ,-.lr possession any property
or cre,-s u such operation - dei'Nei I'M '"'"
-, N, laid ION dsy ~ Nnf~h. let" . s,,,,.- - ?
nj sn shs q rair cor2ofstl'a 70 .at- ib
,..i,s.ii,e accounts AMI dtIna-ds '" me " Nv ~
slr G. NsGcH 1877 80 .-ist.-t-e cs,,-s.
II per holding an open cI - .s,s nd
-. -,-,srs-i son present fa- thrnt IA "s.-.s
- ls,an u 80 al ~. pl:c- a;or.'AN On q '-V
saie ION nay q " IONS rF r. IRELAND Rereiv'i.
DOVE MURRAY nARIRiEp.Gtn. 4 al Ss.,au i Street.
,e,,,h u Manhattan. city o. New YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-07
ALTERATIONS.

2nth-s, No ~ East. to four story and bsst
ment brick nathousc. otc. Henry Iden, Of NJ
IA 4th ave owner. Wagner jain. Of No loH
University Place architects. .--..-
45th-st. No il West, to r-story ana base
ment brick dwelling 2lxa5. James Allan. of ~
4t9 West 2lst ~. owner. Henry J hhhurn, oi
No 156 5th-ave architect ..--.........-:'...:.
34th ST. No 500 West. . tvo-storv BRICK hcilsr
and engine room estate ~ j & chamberlain
owner: James r. Ware & Son. architccts....,..
f26th 81 n . corner Madison ave. TO a one story
brick shop and shed: Crane. owner;
Eh'linG. architect ...-....-s- .'''''
Seth ST. No $50 West. four story and base
ment brick and stone dwelling: Henry =
stevens. Of No $50 West s6th s.. owner: John
West Farms Road n corner Rodman Place. "
2 twu-Ftnry frame dwelling. N0tnnAU
gamer. 2 F,bslinS. architect -.--.....--.-----
Vanderbilt ave. corner 18TH e.. :" ono
story brick hoi.err room; Mr.. Waters. owner,
Thorn & Wilson. n 40 III jfh ave. architects
OEdon-ave. II corner Wolf ST. 70 ? three Story
frame dpolling. Ogden estate. Owner.
Walker. arrh'Scf
3d-s~r. No 2at4. 90 two-story frame dazzling.
Rose Hoffman of NJ &c - st. owner. I'd
ward Wenz. architect OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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RE-ORDED MORTGAGES.

b t;@Saon. is3d st. $50 Il o. AMSTERDAM
c, eve; Robert s. to Amy MOODY. Berry-
IT. 20 4 " - Anthony are, =" CAR - 49,,
10, j9 man viIiaes II Mcirose south. > YEAR.
l<otlv.efrr Jacob and Bahetia. 10 ihH l-niSfanl
Industrial savings RAM No 1o 80 20 x.nn,
lcoih ST. 2:3 e o. ~ 'oartan'' ave. "l''''"'
SIM, go ~ same. u . ,coth g. isa It q Court
iandt-ave year 1880. 80. i
Russo. Antorio. 20 catarina q Ensso, ~.
c-,,,f re,rr g. ~ i'ercirs al Menkeu. - Pros
net ave ~ r u i5oth 81. J -eair. -. ,,o,,
same 70 same Prospect a''. l'5 q 81 l"o'"
r'senierr Joseph. snd another to Abrslam s.srn
ana sa6lhsr clinton -. 10" II 81 h"e''oh
rssei 4ser:. 70 Judson lawson. 30 Cos Nost
=. rho,,., TO- Harlem Saving. Rsnk. To
r1,nr-rve ~ q W Z Prospect -ass; Yea.
C,incs Frrmau Y. and another 70 William sl!lia
l..r r. trustee. 3 l55ih-sl. 10 II ~ br'"n
Ia. 80 ssr,a','I 10 Thomas T sherman u Josh
SIMON san'' %; Pan Ave. ',........
crub~r. peter. to Iioraiio y Flanagan. No "i'
.-'s. ~" - ,.rs. = 90 laura T. lsesch. =
isrcianan place. 100 = " Grand ave ! .ear.
Robinson. E9hels end f.e.enc' 10 "o9n , u MeI
~ CliGtor-ate. - O. r ~ L'N"n'h f''
iio - =, rleanc- risar 81 e. execuiors
80 t.,fh- - . 80 = 81 i.enoN ave year-
r,ote5ts HEINZ r. 20 John ~ Mrizler. . > Van
linz ave- witentd. ss.a q Il of i1pth-si 'ra'S'-
Gr@ oens Never. 10 Aiier sire, 40 a. Duane
Hunter. Marisrrs J. y the TIL. Gusrhnt-e sad
T,usf rnfonory 30 2sl Tsst SAN -. = yesrt..
Es,n 1aceb 20 .sfnss and Andrew 7 shsn1N
"a ans.he- ee-h-s'. 90 = = loth af'.
N,.c~Tsr. Cbar,rrfe 70 vl.sm Hooktl
Robins sv,, iso = - "e''eA''isr H'"
us~.- >s,han % Mar Nc ale 'sih 81
stas 4 G: ai-s1' 2 year, 49,. :. ,,.....
Max Isssc. - s-spns7 - io'e'0o' ~
=, g. Fss- 3t-sf fstrs. 80 .fff
o.n,,r.u Ma 2 - samuel and Jacob Kahn.
u u cor % ave and stth q, ?taI,,.,,'''''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-07

REAI TIFTI. now strictly Colonial House. FOR sale.
containing and hath. with lot l2' teet
from, frontage NJ @Ti feet # desired hN $40 feet d"ep
al latest consequences .acudng furnace modern sanitars
plumbing gas electric tight seser and running water,
ocated I'm Tho inest and heS'fh-sr of suburban
towns. minutes from Nev York. For particulars
address, r. r.. Post,fiice Box i8;. New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-07
CARNEGIE HALL.

CARNEGIE HALL.
. PERMANENT ORCHESTRA
TArNT AlNEp SOLELY FOR
CONCERT PERFORMANCES.
Wv. Niihci,a scrtcke.
CONDUCTOR.
~ yir,goso orchestra sun
"Icorless hand - musioians.-
Herald
For The past decade our s'andsrS
~ orchestral performance. -
TimrS.
& nne yiriuosl'r paired with
equally enc musical feeling. -
T3ihune
Tho nights eNr1-c~'f - orche--
trail w0rn On ih~ clBafr' W ord
ii,c Nntirces.
Weabcs'!sr Afternoons - =
NOV. g. Do - San, ~
Tch. =. Marcr -
NV. Concerts.
TiurtdaN Jennings 81 = u.
NO. 10. per. -. Jan "a,
Feb -. March -
The nr,grarmes fer the afternoon
snd evening sefirs vill DE- snurely
different
Srason tickets. with rsserNr n
,fate for tho series ~ nve matlness
81, Csc c7accrfs. 8 50 s.. e. ara
81 boxes 81 ana $40 aecorsins %
location. Subscripfion now open .,
Carnegie Han Tickets ready 60
delivery On and after Mondsi Oct.
10
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Financial elections.

~ -eesr~SoSN>>>
- MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY. ,.
,,,~rx- 40 Bfcalws, Nss YORK October 6ih. lsi>
Jdh ANNUAL MEETING %! TIC shareho'i-
&c - Nc Manhastsp r>t.nsy conlranv W. % he'd
-. 0ssI3,s orc. - ~ ft-'sf"s. M-nna
"a. Ne~ YORK C.f1 redlfsoo.. NoNtnhAf WI.
- ROAD ~ Directors - rhF ensuing .'sr - =" ~
s!e..e- az thrs< l,fpe--ofs 4 rls,t.on
's,ns'sf bs3ks VII Ne as~t sstGrrss prf re-
a. * oclrck utol. ana f.orfn.G an Ihnisat 20
'sI-peI .etn a. 10 ori,-k "
D. W 81 NILLIAMs. see!etary.
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finanfidi.
MI 1IMORE & OHIO RAILROAD co.
REORGANIZATION.

.,a.rs Of The Mercantile Trust COM
10 wv certificates or Receipts of Deposit Tor
pa"' r.r.t Preferred stock. second Pre-
the STOCK. ana Common stock of the
ie...-,.r. md Ohio Railroad Company.
b" % the Plan and Agreement for the Reorseni-
f" :, che Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
sau0 -. 20 1895 the undersigned hereby call for.
esteo go. ~. FINAL INSTALMENT. being twenty
psy" ..,, OF the cash payment OF " per snare
h~ "a no made by depoetors Of the First Preferred
depos - 500 per share deposited. 20 be made by
e'oon. =, the Second Preferred Stock and Common
esp0s eo,.6eration .or shares Of the new Company.
s"c~ =, each in.tament. being at the rate ~
TO- yrp SHARE az First Preferred Stock deposited
500" ,rp SHARE OF Second Preferred Stock and
sno - stock deposited, must be made 10 the Under
%, account Of tie syndicate. at the Office OF the
sS" . The Mercantile Trust Company. No I'D
p'p New YORK CITY. i.s London Agency. the
N' "a Westminster Bank. Limited 40 Lothhury.
baao - or before OCTOBER 10TH. 1898.
.,ts mus, be receipted for by he Depository W
a,don Agency on the Certificates OF Deposit or
receipts ,. -. 49, A.ur. s,.h ,.,s
,.,, ~. depos;eA stock and any cash paid thereon
WI ,,,,,,e "a the syndicate provided In the Reor-
s.sizaton Agreement
800 New York September 10th. 1905
SPEYER co.
KUHN LOEB & CO..
sPFYER BROTHERS.
denomination Managers
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

l5Gh east hall OF lot 80 10 %sF w. o. y j.
,s,onio Del Sop lc1'" ....... s515o
oi io sass55ss Roger. TO Ami. 1000
e'hsl go # Of sih-aye So 80 Co., I' MES
MoCredie ct al executors etc 10 Donald Nc
ie7ih-st. 5. So It e q southern Boulevard
i6.sxeo; Christina McKenna 10 Charles -.
10 lula r cbevers 10 sarah shaw Nominal
Cd ave- n corner ioed st, 75.llx1oo; Henry Corn
oreha irdnlie' 70 80 &ss7e Edward Kockeer
JACKSON SS@'e st. 20 s. s5x,c Anna oshea
12 Gsher 70 "Ss corner rsfk-syc aiooii
GS6sn 70 mares 81 :, Of Lebanon st. 2x
800; John II Metaier to Robert and Florence
12 iifpls'H :. $50 # Of Lenox-aye 7axeoil
Eleanor Egar ct al. executors etc. 10 Jacob >, ooo
cainton-st 5. 100 II $ Of Houston st, 75sioo2.
Abraham stem and another to Joseph Rosenberg
7sh thu 10 1872 West lexa5iO Francis soo
18TH 81. s. So # of southern Boulevard:
Philip TGhnst 70 G ,par oeI M2HH s
9sc Charles RroFsn 70 81 E RroN To Piacc xoo
William shillaber tr. trustee. to Furman - ooo
lI.t ;ri' ST. 30 COS West i,Aiooi. clarence ]
Lawson and another to TheTess Enrsl. - j"
rick Daily and wife to Michael " Murphy. trus- Az
Iasee-s, corner Anistcrdsa-ayc iooxlssio
TO l,aih ST. Frederick Haas and wife to Edward
!. ti ate. 10 i. " = ieS13sx-x- Emile
aa ana ans'nsr 80 e, S' Of ION ave iocx,,se
lanes + Shanny al to Jacob kofn.
iol W,chcu 11r, referee 70 William Amend M 800
Sorvood-ave. II " 1861 n NJ :H1th 81
JOxlOn; Charles : clark 10 Isabella Freedman. ~
i'1oH ill., a.c 10 Wuiisun ! Amend :. .-...',.. 1890
1Ilfh 81, No f44 - oX1op H. same 10 sam" go"
lo% "lae s, sane ' to SAM. G75o
Lebanon 100 II 81 Clinton ave loNH
T. ~, Sd'"" " 'o'"' " ~ ............ 900
81 -. No 80 80 East 'N'o iona, '". 5000
ss if'I "a. ': SS $40 West, 2.sass clifford drSer
nv guardian John Davis ..----. @lp
same property. Eva + Grubcr Fl al TO John Davis 40
lpal-s g r. i15 Il NJ 81 ava" 5nxlOcll. John oo
philhrck and wife o John linmc wv
@1t IT, 10 l't "a f,ss,' - ,,np1s 90 600
Walker 81 Nos - and 80 l@xloo IN5O 2Xl"''
Maria Jones George " Jones.
9Th ~ No :02 East. isxI6.2x Irregular: Lena
TaUie 10 Leopold Kaufman. ..........'...'.''
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RcoI pstutr for Sale Brooklnn.

/>|/1( (|~|
I,op sNE-Flatbusn. BROOKLYN $500 1, $500
I.'Ci' -, less ur-fo-iHt~ houses; restricted ntgn
,h,,5. lots soNIOo. asscssm.ats phih hsNstn.ar 40,
;-. Gc.in Ave- near Ave. A. Nv " @GIsss ,1r FRsoN
y 49, f., ,5 church Ave-. Flaiouilh Telephone 'oA
!1athu-h.
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eoun.rr proprrin 90 fet.
CRAWFORD. y. J. - .., oorv.ri.nce: ZEN, $500
~ \ per- WV. 10 GEORGE G. ELY. CRAWFORD n :.
~-TxD ROOMS Rent s2e p.r month ~. SeTTST
,t,,-,- Pa Irns leland y. :
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TO THE HOLDERS OF T. CONSOLIDATED
BONDS OF THE sANDUsKY, MANSFIELD
& NEWARK RAILROAD COMPANY
4 T MEETING Of the Protective Committee

4 T A MEETING Of the Protective COMMITTEE
for m. holders - the Consolidated ronds of inc
sANpySKY MANSFIELD NEWARK RAILROAD
CV,YPANv held q tho Office OF the Union irNe' ION
rsny O. NAw York IN City NJ New York. on me 4'h
Gay az October ss following resolution was ADOPTED
RESOLVED That the reorganization or consolidation
rsn and agreement or September 2sth. issued by tnN
Advisory the Reorganization Managers o. me
Baltimore OHIO Railroad Company for the settlement o.
the bonss Indebtedness OF the sandusky Msnsheo
Newark Railroad COMPANY adjusting the AFFAIRS OF
fNe tame te and is hereby approved by mis-
Committee. and that tn. bondhoders he recommended 10
deposit their bonds Mercantile Trust company
IN accordance plan and that such bondhodeTs
a. have already deposited thei, bonds With the mon
Trtt Company he advised withdraw the same "'hou'
charge. deposit with the Mercantile Trust
Company under said plan end sereemer'
FURTHER RESOLVED Ths report enjoying II"
conclusions this Committee he printed and Distributed
U The bor.5holders.
IN accordance with foregoing resolution me report
o. the Committee printed and mailed 70 al oond
boilers whose al been furnished 10 me tom
nee Copies he Obtained by other bo'dhoiaeis upon
s2pteatiou at ;he orce o, the UNION TRUST COMPANY
OF SEw YORK So Rrosdpny
e. g. RAWLINGS. secretary.
New Yo-x. October 81, ,sa>.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1898-05-13
From prospect valley.

Miss Alice Garrison. of Pa,
is visiting at Rev. A. P. Sturms'.
Sunday school was organized
last Sunday and the following
officers were elected: Supt. v.
B. Ogden, Secretary, Florence
Hardesty, Treasurer, Nellie Rob-
inson, Librarian, Martha Gun
bingham.
Mr.. j. d. Robinson has his
telephone in operation.
Mr.. A. G. Sprout and wife will
occupy Jas. Robinson's property
this season.
Richard Martin is the happiest
man on the run-it is a girl.
Rumor has it that we will have
a wedding to report soon.
Carl Robinson called on his
best girl Sunday. Luck 10 you
Carl.
V. B. Ogden has been working
our roads.
Arthur Drummond has very
sore thumb. OLD NOAH.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1898-05-13

1 dotes and incidents *too funny
for anything
Many distinguished men and
women have long urged Mrs.
Liyermore to tell the marvellous
story of her life. She has receiv-
ed letters from thousands of men
and women. unknown to her. ex-
pressing the hope that such a
volume would be written.
This work is wholly and en-
tirely new. 1t contains nothing
that appeared in her "story OF
the War" Qss7). of which sixty
thousand copies were sold.
The book is splendid illustrated
by beautiful and costly full-page
photogravure plates and por-
traits, and over one hundred fine
text illustrations. Many of them
are intensely humorous, While
others depict thrilling scenes full
of pathos and tragic interest. II
will be read over again by old
and young, with pleasure and
lasting profit, and may well be
handed down from father to son
and mother to daughter as a
priceless legacy,
The book is sold only by
agents. Published by A. D.
Worrhington & Co., Hartford,
Conn. whose imprint is sufficient
guaranteed of this first. class vol
ume.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1898-05-13
From Good Hone.

Baptizing at the Baptist Mt.
Carmel church on last Sunday.
The spring Normal here clos
ed on last Friday with a very
creditable entertainment.
The spring school at Twolick
which was closed for several
weeks has resumed work, the
measles having subsidized.
Prof. w. r. Cheuvront, of Alex.
ander, has been visiting friends
in this community for the past
week.
G. w. washburn is making
some impro ,ements in the line
Of outbuildings.
W. Scott Hall, ESQ, of Free.
mansburg, Lewis county. visited
friends IN this section recently.
The lightning rod swindlel
has made a few paying calls in
this vicinity.
Underwood, the blind man, ex
hibited his magic lantern show
mt the Big Buffalo school house