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The Meeker herald., 1898-04-23

fuHeoeSOnsi SsIoss "eSn pa1o IN eoVence,
Sfsso por year. 80 - -
Local Notices, afteen cents Per Hne for arst
Insertion and ten cents for each subsequent
insertion. Legal notices ten cents per line for
each insertion.
All oonnun,estions should be addressed to
,,-., THE NKEKER HERALD.
y Meeker. ColosAdo.
sroCKMENs. MEETING.
Owing to the fact that large num-
Der OF cattiemen are out of the country
at the present time the annual meeting
OF the White River Stock Growers ~
sociation has been postponed until
Saturday, April o.. 1893. at 2 2o'clock p.
m. All are urged to be on hand on that
date. A. B. CRIrcHLow,
A9 ~. : Secretary.
s~ .e'e =.A+-
With improved roads the stages are
getting In on good time these days
Tho weather couldn't be better for
farming operations.
. Rev. BakeS subject Sunday morning
Is. "Wbo is my Neishbor ," Evening
subject, Mercy"
The Ladies' Aid Of st. James church
whit give tho supper At the Odd Fellows
dance next Tuesday evening.
-~-
Mrs. HaEmam Coulter Of Williams
river. Is visiting her mother and sister
Mrs.. Golden and Mrs. Patton.
Tho Methodist church people have
bought lots o. Park avenue and will
build during The coming summer.
Rey. u. "A, HAndei 10 to be the regu.
lar .mtnisssz In charge Of St. James
ehuroh.,;sa1r. III andel is very highly
spoken ee b. those who know him.
Mra-Ryd Walbridge and sister, Miss
Wash, dsperted Tuesday for the latter'e
home at, NJ Sterling, ILL.,, where Mrs.
WLbridgs will spend the summer.
i-->-
Mr.. and Aus z. A. Brown Of Denver,
accompaniedDby retinue of servants,
arrived last Saturday and will spend the
coming summer at Mr.. Browns ranch
above town. .
Judging BY the news In last nights
papers. war iSnow on, as this country
has ssnt its ultimatum to Spain. and
the latter wasn't showing any sign of
backing down.
Mr.. Thomas p. Maley, wife and Eve
children, from Peunsylvaaiss came in
hast evening and will becomes pernssn-
ent settlers. The Maley's arc relatives
Of Messrs. E. F. Goss and John B. Hill.
stmp Harp has added . permanent
Improvement TO his fine ranch adjoin-
ing town BY the erection of a asubstantial
bridge across White river. connecting
his lands. which lie on both sides Of the
river. ..--....-.-..... q
C. i. ISyssoof and H. Wuln were
among the EovefnNent road people in
town this week: Bosh gentlemen 70
port the road In, good coodition for
travel, aud that afass Is commencing to
make showing.
-eH-
J. c. Handley. . hfss-class photo
grapher, arrived in town last Saturday
afternooo, and will remain here . few
weeks attending 70 The wants Of all
who wiah anything IN his line. An ex-
animation Of his work viii convince any
one who will take the. trouble to ex-
anime 1t that he understsnds his bust
peas thoroughly. ,.,. -.
Tomorrow win b Rsv. Mr.. Bakes'
last Sunday with. - and'lt hoped
that his friends both within and With.
out The cbuzsh tll be oss;is4socaGto
hesr him. pabits ths fsst Jhat- AL
know tha4 M, BaAss, wo hsss dhsy
temposssss,, nany:wiil b Yotrt'to ses
him 'sass, y y qresled . nost fssor-
able imprelisoa Sob IN ~ palpit and
out Of it during his sh0t so5osss in our
midst. Mr. Balrss kas acceptsd q call
The Meeker herald., 1898-04-23

The Best Linihenat.-"Chamberlain's
Pain Balm isths HneSt on earth" )" writes
Edwards u PssaeKSf Plains. Ga. This
IL the verdict Dsyall who use 1t. For
rheumatism. laAeshsck, sprius, sval-
inks and the apmeS9n4 slieht ailments
and accidents common to every honse-
bo,d. this linfnenE has no equal. With
It IN. the hoossy4 tfeat deal of pain md
suffering magra0 i0voidsd. For ;sale
By Hay 4 Jo4aatgaA% draGEists- i--s
Z. -.---;---...rr. .rr.....r
The Meeker herald., 1898-04-23

Coal Creok School Closed.
Coal Crsek school closed Yesterday,
and fast, night m entertainment was
given 1t tho school house, with the
followiAx program:
The Meeker herald., 1898-04-23

C. i. ISysoof and H. Wuln were
among the EeF.W EoyeFR.Wept road people in
town thfs week: Both gentlemen re-
port the road in, eood coodition for
travel, aud that afass Is commencing to
make a showing.
The Meeker herald., 1898-04-23

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The Meeker herald., 1898-04-23

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The Meeker herald., 1898-04-23

PART H..
A drema entitled Second Floor
spoopendyk6.n y with the following cast.
composed the second part Of program:
Artic Braee. Tess$es Lover. 80. Jas. Kildu6.
Col. 7. {. .Ginty. Hessie's papa.
...,...-................ Char Bloomfield
Bisler Jimpson, sood fellow. ............'sT'
........................-... ..1aoosaAeh
Tyrone Herbert, Leading Mar. kepy.
jerks, the janitse. WalteS RiQoHAeid-
Tessie Gtaty, Bruce's nanoee. .............
Dodo NcLsren. Leading Lady -, RI. .,uu,
.:..:.....--........M MafY Hioos9Asld.
Sarah, sAe naSA. ...:...... ....E08 BlodnAeh.
nv, su3
- :Yeax ORpestaataVq fre
To sscuu arsAaisss peetzsieat ssAsos-
able pricss b = hssd. -Ca'kxsssAt1af
'sry tnea. paA. Fslaoss'- i.ii,sas3 saA
examine saAesas .aad ~ prices. =aso
There arc women car CONDUCTORS 10
The Meeker herald., 1898-04-23

J. C. Handley. . his.-class photo
grapher, arrived in town last Saturday
afternoon, and will remain here . few
weeks attending 70 The wants Of all
who wish anything IN his line. An ex-
animation of his work viii convince any
ono who will taks the. trouble to ex-
anime 1t ttat he undtIstmds his bust
peas thoroughly. -.
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the soye ard talked politics an the plano man
n nothing happened said. In "A hospitdbe tone
as the circumstances would permit. Gentlemen. |
have a small bottle Of fine whiskey here Won't
you join me In a drink? The men an looked
around feariully. with their fingers on their lips
and said. "Hus-s-s-h' Ike comic opera chorus.
room. me others following Thcy filed along d hall
and stopped IN the dining room before water
The plano man produced his pint OF liquor and
graory nAnTSd 6,, 10 me 2d m3n VINO TOOK
piano man looked arouni. md framed I'm n square
place In tho door. was ,e face Of the iIndady Of
'I,s all right, madam" said the plano man:
| appeared when the bottle got back 20 the piano
man there wasn't enough lguor In it 20 make his
the next day he met each one Of his guests Of
the bottle. and each called him TO one side and
whispered conhdentiay:
Jest send me up gallon o. that there liquor"
at the same time trying TO slip some money INFO his
hand. II in vain that he explained that he lid
not sell whiskey few minutes later, A. he was
man bcckoned to him from the door OF \ blacksmith
II hear you sell mighty good stuff. Jest send
"A gallon. Amt got sample about w. have ye?'
see here, the piano man shouted. I'm no
'Tha' sail right! Tha SAIL right" said the black
smith AM sayn nSLh.nE lust SHIP me
Wherever the plano man went he was taken TO
one side and given an order for any quantity OF
whiskey from "A gallon TO a kog.
When he went 10 the livery stable to engage a
team TO take him TO the other town the lNeryman
winked and said.
Better wait until this afternoon. The you
want Is not In this morning"
Il don't want any special man. Any Old man win
DO" answered the other.
mo; the man that knows all the places is out"
explained the liverymLn. So. rather than argue
and explain. he waited until the afternoon.
Just before he leit he stepped up to the hotel
desk to pay his bill
The lan1ady wants to see you before you CO."
said the clerk. And he went I'm search OF her
Presently a door opened and tho andlady came In.
carefully locking the door behind her. There were
two other doors. and these she carefully examined
looking out for eayesdroppers. then locked Tho
piano man was becoming alarmed. He thought Of
the Blenders ana other horrible things.
The landlady came close up 10 him with an awful
and mysterious light In her eyes, and, leaning
over. whispered In ms
81 sometimes handle your goods Let tho bill go.
Send me fve gallons right away 10y express"
What" exclaimed the piano man. Five gai-
Ions Of what2 Piano polishY'
rs that what you call It now?" she said. with
knowing wink ~ on gave my old man drink tho
other day. He says II was the finest he ever swal-
lowed. can use about hve gallons Of that sort Of
plano polish twice a month.
Great Heaven, wOmanr' said the man; let ma
pay my bill and 60 / sell pianos; | don't soll
whiskcy."
II there Is moral In this at all, It b: Don't
give u Kansas man drink out VI your bottle un-
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THE STORY or A FLASK.
WHAT RESULTED FROM IT'S DISPLAY IN KAN
sAs PROHIBITION TOWN.
rom the Kansas City Star.

From the Kansas City star.
A Kansas city man who sells pianos takes IRE
onont trims into Kansas Not long ago he heard OF
a man v no wanted piano out IN ntie to~n az, Nv
NorIon County The town was OF the inc OF mo
railroad and he would have 10 drive ten mics
fr,u tho railroad town 10 see his prospective cus-
toner The town the railroad ~ not lnrss
Mace hut II ls exceedingly interesting lh' piAIlo
,nrn had be.n there once before ana knew 4 young
man who lived In tho town, VINO, however, ulh ~
know the nature OF his business. ~" had l'aih'i
fhat tho man I'm the other town was away anu
would not bo homo for TWO days. SD Dee dotermlh'u
10 PASS them in the railroad town. o. -,
uo was looking out the hotel window Wh'n ne
s,o, on the opposite side Of the street inc man ne
knew. lie rushed ont and called 90 b" naiNc. iDrr
t.rc.itn.s no piano man said, win The p'c"l"
mods and wuks in Kansas , ,,.
can't W. est "a drop 81 beer around here some
"""Yo, A smell In town" answered mo native
.y IA ror ..ei some stun AZ th" drug fior' tnty
,,u whlskcy. buf o. would burn a hnic in A boot.
Never mind l'.c a nfilc good ttun in my tilp
Come up to mo hotel AMI have % drink. saw Un'
piano man. , ... .tf.u, ,h,rc,s
my lad over there Id like 90 have you meet him
sure" said 'he piano man, bring him over
I'm be IN the oiiioc -
THO nilno man had brought along Wl'h him a
MINI ~ GOOD wn.skCy for medicinal purposes only
81 rouris and tiat sort ~ thing Iu a Tow MIN
rt.s his friend entered. followed by six nallFe
,,hisk.rs ,4ser eyes and dropping mouths. lu"
rl,ro man could See the ignDmini0us finish OF his
pint OF whiskcy ln the 'roWb
For some time he hcsiiated. hoping hoy would
grow tired and 80 away but they al sat around
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4 NATURAL HISTORY PROBLEM.
WHAT THREE GIRLS DIDN'T KNOW ABOUT THE
ORIGIN OF A FUR TRIMMING.

ORIGIN OF A FUR TRIMMING.
Tho following conversation. which took place
the other day in a Madison-ave. car. ought to
eor,o as o inspiration to some OF the numerous
Lenten lecturers who are casting about for good
subjects for their classes this year IL seems W
Indicate that six weeks of natural history IN
structlon would not be amiss in society circles
At seventy-sixth-st three girls got into the
car A block or two further down there ehiereu
a woman richly dressed In blue velvet and err
mine The three girls glanced at her admirihsy'
Susie" said one to the other In Whisper
from what animal do they get ermine furF
The second girl looked at her friend with some
suspicion Il don't know" she answered. eau
tously; why" evidently under the appreheh-
sion that she was to be the victim OF joke.
Nothing" replied the first except that
was asking for Information. Bess" turning to
the third girl do you know where ernine comes
fromY'
'Why. yes" was the prompt and serious re-
joinler; from a swan, Of course
The other two girls laughed increduously.
ooh no B,ss." said the first; | know II
doesn't come from a swan. anyway"
well then. from a lamb" asserted the third
girl with a note Of confidence in her voice.
Again her companions laughed at this sudden
change OF conviction. but the subject seemed
a. unsettled ~ ever. Finally the second girl
who had been knitting her brows In thought
yentured timidly:
isn't there such animal as ermine"
But no one was prepared TO pass judgment
upon this point,
wen look it up when We get home" said the
gill who had started the inquiry. But If It
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nights Wild dem dogs kecpin' guard At de 1901;
When dey'd iii tired deyd relieve each yuther but
dew WIZ always couple or dem on duty al de
time So dor wuz en- 'fraid ever minute 'ad bring
And Won had nothing TO cat all that timey'
"Oh yes. sub wuz well fix In dat respec';
lived high, ter speak -
And what did you live orr -.
well, sub, ter make long story short car Gar VIZ
n 'posslim up dat tree likewise, IN oieSs Soo' 10
wuz az 'frald er de dogs ez wuz!'
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IS an animal" she added medtatively. after a
minutes reflection Il want to know what those
little black spots DO they just come here
and there on the ermine, az it happens, or could
they be the tails?" And this problem too. was
left to the decision OF the encyclopaedia
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HIGH LIVING ~ GEORGIA..
Constitution.

From ITO AIItlIa NOIlSIIIUIIVH
negro being hotly pursued by dogs that were
guarding farmhouse In the owners absence. fed
to a swamp and climbed tree for safety In tell
ing about IL afterwards he said:
Yes sub, | wuz H. a tight place tell youi Up
dat tree ! went en- dar stayed fer two days en-
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..1 fnod-H ~ vsers

Gombert' Victor NJ. 10 julius Katz.nberg.
Lew!s-et. 1913 IT n Of 7th-st. year .::.:::
Grow Rosette f. 10 Leicester Stanhope. No los
Gei.zler George ST. to Martin Geiszler. For
es,-ave. 12O II n Of l56th-st. 2 years.
Isabeau. Louise. 10 Augustus and Alfred l. WHITE.
Amsteriam-ave. 100 IT Of leeth-st. install
Kre,scAncr. William =, to Hudson Rose, lots
3l4 and 3l5. Block |. amended map o. Mapes
estate o! West Farms. | year.
Fitzpatrick James. 10 Edward Oppenhe,mer ana
another. n o5th-st. 100 Z: W Of Madison ave
year mortgages ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Gulick. cor Franklln-ave and Jenerson-st'
Naughton. Michael J. to Charles * BeckInan No
81 Caral-st. ! ear...................... ....'
GiS West I4s,h-st. 8 years .......:.....,.;'...
Sam. to Anna l. sprague. No 500 west l4sth-st o
years .''..'...'''.'' -.
Sondheim Samuel. to Equitable Life Assurance
Society. No 3l5 Riverside Drive. year.
Williams, John F, TO Henry u Howell. Nos 81
and $40 Broadway. instalnients ............,o.:
west-s,. and Nos Il ana 70 Besch-.i. YEAR.
Appleton. Laura and Edwin J. 10 Veronica
Elton Nos 90 and oli Wes, lo2d ST:
iO2d-... 100 IT 81 Boulevard. demand. ........
jenkins George. to Jacob Einse & Son,
l27th-st. 1870 IT r ~ Park-aye. demand ...'...
1<i:h. John II. Emma 6 AMI Charles Glenn. 70
Frederick Kear No l2l 10 12T AID Nos l3o.
sohnusg. Francis J. to Susan Tuthill. :
l45lh-s,. 1870 II 81 Amsterdam-ave year.
Mead George z. to Mary II Lawrence and an.
Other. eXccu;rix. etc, n 9th-s'. 23 II W OF
powd Thomas 10 Bernhener e Schmid No 6fS
9th-ave saloon lease demand. .....:.-::.:
Martin John J. to B~rnheincr & Schniid No
1870 Iexington-ave saloon lease. demand'.''
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A Handsome and Desirable Country Residence

al great reduction - close estate original cost
$4,000. VIII cell Ior s&5 Free and c~ar SITUATED
on THE WEST BANK or THE HUDSON. Tou.kins
cove. mile north Of Stoly Point - State
park. elevation lOb feet above the narovsst
point commanding al elegant view o. the military camp
AZ Peekski. the entrance tn. HIS 1iAnts and
tended View down the Hudson - q land large
mansion % q rooms heated and all modern
improvements Lodge. stables. outbuildng, etc. Map.
photographs and particulars 4
JESSE e. Bennett & CO.,
33s Columbus Az. corner Ts;h So. y :.
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Mem pnbIirat,ons.


THE AWAKENING OF NOAHyrrrp
BIT FRANKLIN NORTH.
STORY sparkling with humor, aboundn.
tanning episode. and strange and curious chara., ne
charming romance running through it-oua,n, !" v
drawn original. "nol
ILLUSTRATED By WALT. McDoUGALL-ovr, :.
PLATES
vXIANTED-An enterprisng Yankee .,.
w seafaring education to help nun IVA
dom with p southern exposure. a fine ga leg
and modern improvements 49,
CAROLCS REX, at the Golden Nusrs,s
Orc. New Mex;,o. 'na
An old man o. wars man and whaler v,,.
friend from New England skilled in Yank..
spirit and energy into Noahvie. a sleepy 0,L
Century town lost In the mountains and .nr..s..'V
webs The Captain imposes O war dlscln,,'-
the virtual Transformation Of the kingdom ,u,o
the high seas leads TO many amusing scenes
''IAughable and startling THE Publishers. w.
"a captivating story."-cincinnat Enquirer
1T abounds with amusing scenes"--N Y Va.
On the cover is depicted view Of Noahy,,. =
eolor. Paper. so cents. Extra Cloth 500
THE NETWORK PUBLISHING Co,rp.r
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.
Daily. csosss. and John 4 Carlson 70 David z
oppsnAsiuaer and another, cor Boulevard
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

s.Ss Il. FL sss II: si.s P g &c;
aa: aHe S'hF Rps cSS sa OF
c Ars So' iss wss isaic0s John Heyan
NC ss'1sT .S,s ssls F co 100
e;;E-s No ,i;s wex: isIioO.1; Henry +,
o: S.:s.si,s ri Pee; ssasy am;
Fl q Rss:sr1ss fs ssa Il s'si
-MarxSshan Co to Peter Mccoy ;ss,;oo 100
'" &liiam sage ss' rslsTos
:s ana snGhs 46s sa'' Z. Q; w:ay. issaico
wil:iarn II sage referee. to Ronald X Brown -o,
IssiS.n s. sis It OF wil!s-av.. iss1loc. ,..
h; ESQ = n" nj Z. DsT. jssss
w ssa s So 4 q s1::Pec'-svs'
s Ss:;r 5S 10 .,s q q l'SP s.. s.o Ma $3.50
-: ssss $;.S,
oe.rs. p ss an; =; sn ether. 80, !. y+.i
7 sl,sa ~ and q vic to A:aa
4,:.-si. 10 % West: AOram BaudOuins to John
s,ih-si. :. 100 Z, Of Mad.cn-av. 7o1ioos
w ss~s.' 10 rs and sss 100
.. loosiso sTlSo1iss2 ; William Ererd.n I'M
7.sns S ~,'s g rs '. q Of st-sv. 2s1sis Henry
c.s. Betty s sad s v'' & Sssss,:s George
sS T' Meats f. afAAf SauxSn 20 a.. "
CArtreU
,so,h-st. lot le4. map Of Melrose South. %xloo;
Hermann J Hell 70 Annie NJ n He'll ....:.....
wo.xu,g sehunk 10 MaTsaI.. schunE .'.... 1000
e4'h-s. n e. 100 II e OF Ist-ave. 4o.ox9S3. Josiah
II Be-tine 20 Sarah A p:rtne. ..............
NV; julius Ks,zenbefs TO V Gombert ...... nca5
Mercer-s,, No H. .. 35xioo: Sadie Spiegel to
Adoiph Pia;Sy. ...,.....:..........
Cathnriae-st > Q r. loi 240. nap OF Washington
VILE 2oxlc0: Milo White. referee. 10 Charles
II Ostranter az committee .........-......... loo
Gs,h-s, n >, 3oi.5 Z, W OF Avenue A. 2ox- Sail
s;srx and wife to America Stark .......'.. 1000
RECORDED MORTGAGES
Daily Gsrgs, and John A Carlson David
oppsuSsimer and another, Boulevard
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EPILEPSY.
Published BY the WILLIAMSON sANIrARu,v
Free for stamp. NEW LONDON. cou
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NEW BUILDINGS.

e5:h-.t n 4. between Amsterdan,-ave and Boule-
ward for a and SIX story brick and stone
theatre. ss.5x1o05: l. " pinkelspel. No 80
Broad-st. owner: Werner e. Windolph. NO 81
Liberty-St, architects ................
l4sth-si. n =. BIS Z, of Grand Boulevard. fo-
five three-story and basement brick dwellings.
lJx46: GeraTd P Brouwer-Ancher. No 80 Win
reld ave Jersey CITY owner and architect.
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School Aecnlies.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGEylj
"A supplies Professors. Teaehers, Tutors GoyernsssI
&C TO Ccl!eges Schools and Families. Apply 70
Mrs ST J. YOUSG-FCLTON % Union scsar
H(IRlAM COYRIERES Teachers agency supplies rs|
III fessors tutors te1ckers governesses etc. In al ced
schoois carefully recommended $50 Shave cor 9ss<
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->>>~~><>~~~<~( Observation-Disclosures
ITO SUB LET-Jntn November l. 1890. a email house
l. in good central neighborhoct Address Y. Tribune
once.
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ALTERATIONS.

neld-ave Jersey City and architect. 1000
ALTERATIONS.
blst-.t No IS West. to four-story and bass-
brick and dwelling. Mrr c Thor
lin. No As Exchange Place. architect. ........ lep
7Ith-st. No 254 East. 10 a four-story brick ana
tenement house. with store; Dedrch Leh-
merit. owner Hollwedel. No lSs West
3sih-st architect LOO
l05th-st. n corner Coiurnbus-ave 10 hvestory
brick and stone ieremeni-house. with store.
Oscar G Ferris owner: Neville < Bagge archi- 49,
1o3d-st. n lsi-ave; 10 a one-story brick
store: Mrs A Simon NJ d. owner; II Horen- 49,
5reenwich-s Nos a35 and 337 a fvestory
brick storage house; F MattIaGe < SON.
premises. owner; II D Hooker, architect. 20
Bowery. No Isa. four-story brick store and
lofts John ] Aston No q West 26th-st owner;
A G Rechin. architect ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. NJ
87th-st. No East, four-story brick dwell
Ing house Mrs F A Bsche. No 10 East 6ith-st.
owner: Gilbert. No 1923 broadway. . 49,
shave. No 273. a tour-story brick and stone
warerooms; Schehn estate. owners; William
Behl No 30 East l4h-st architect. ........... II
Trinity Place. Nc AZ. 10 a hve-story brick ONCE
building American Express Company. No IS
Broadway. owners Charles Clark. No IS
Broadway architect OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Oh
i15th-st. No 3ll East. 10 a three story BRICK
stable CHARLES Funck No 301 East 1l5h-st.
owner John Butler. No 324 Bast lleth-et. 49,
Acnltect ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS s"'
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Citn 11ropcrtn for Sale.

SACRIFICE.-Fine located lot is2d.st.. 100 feet
"A OF Jerome ave. near University Heghs. Owner IS
Cedar-st. Brooklyn. T. D.
FOR SALE. THE THREE BEST HOUSES
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T@G E1WB@MY @OILG

THOUSAND ISLANDS.
Murray Hill Park. y. Y,
Will omen for the 18th, under the
management hotel ackno" iedsed oy
Tho elite 10 be the most popular resort among the Thou
SAND Islands all modern improvements; Postonce ana
telegraph In house finest fishing or the 81
Lawrence; table unexceed finest CT rusic oili'ards
bowling c--in fact Just the place TO spend ire sum
ner. out Of reach Of Spanish shells. 49,,
Apply for rooms. booklets and all Information 20 Ne~
York Office Il33 Broadway. Room 5O' Hours 20 IL
a. m 3 2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-22

LNXCHANGE.Frrst mortgage gold bonds Ssc inteeest
II FOR good country city property. J. j. Box = I'-+|
broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-22

Between Columbus and Amsterdam Avenues Nos l+2
i46, lis West nth St Apply 20 J. GClNET Aloerarl'
Hotel. between and II A. NJ. or 10 your own broker
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-22
TIVOLI-ON-HUDSON.

This beautiful plac. directly opposite re Ca,skl
Mountains overlooking the HUDSON River 100
Large ana spacious house WIKI nine master rooms ana
three bath Also large billiard room. Esr. g..
stable with siI stalls owner keeps grounds IN orier.
Want an oher. Photos and further information V. @.
HALL < co. AIS 9Th Ave- aSfh ST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-22
Choicest Location in New Rochelle.

Beautifully decorated IA brick hou-e choice l
acres ground, raut!u shade trees superior plumbing
god stable accessible. Tor sale. lease
change. photographs =. r. HOUGHTOS owner. III
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1898-07-13
New Regulation in Eject.

On July the new regulation of the
general land office providing that on all
applications for patent OF a group Of
claims the improvements must equal in
value $500 for each claim in the group
went into effect. The rule provides that
development need not be prosecuted upon
each claim of the group, but may be con.
eentrated upon one il desired. The new
regulation will have no effect upon own
ers Of single mining claims, but II will
prevent the wholesale pdtenting of large
tracts OF ground under the name of a
group Of claims with only 500 develop
ment on the whole lot.