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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1898-08-29
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fed-south? yes, it was south. i went
into a trance and my astral body-nly
spirit = followed him. I saw him
aboard ship, bound for Liverpool. |
was near him on deck one dark night,
and saw him hurl himself into the
water. He is dead
"Rot! Rubbish!" exclaimed Hem
bricks. ''You have been reading the
newspapers, Kcla."
The face OF the Indian darkened; it
was terrible to behold. Turning eff the
electric light, and covering up the crys-
tai as if to protect it from the profane
gaze Of an unbelieyer, he strobe from
the aIcove and stood before Hendricks.
When next he spoke his voice was
husky, tremulous, almost threatening.
"You doubt it?" he said, his accent
fer the first time showing slight for
eign touch.
81 do, my boy, most thoroughly, and
I really did think you would have more
respect for NE than to make such alb
surd statements to my face
Kola twisted his long hands together
in the folds Of his gown.
Gas to the crystal" he began, 1T is
of inestimable value. 1t was cut from
the most perfectly translucent rock
crystal on earth, and it took a mans
lifetime to polish it. I inherited it. L
is reverenced by the ancient Society OF
Rosicrutians, and the Society of the II
luminati. You, whose mind is schooled
to know only the signifcatiop Of fallen
straws and chips Of material events, can
know nothing of what is revealed to q
lifelong student of the occult.
81 was not ridiculing the powers Of
your glass globe" said Hendricks,
blending a sneer and a smile; "but when
you said you had gone cut Of your body
and roamed all round over sea and land,
well, you know that is a little too
much
Kola's face darkened again. Tor 8
moment lie bent over the back Of one OF
the carved chairs.
"Hendr:cks,' be began with tight lips.
"You arc sensible man in most things
and | want your good opinion. Now,
I am willing for you to put me to any
sort Of test you or DR.. Lamplin may
suggest TO prove the truth Of my
claims"
ooh, I haven't time just now for that
scrt Of thing" answered Hendricks
Z 81 came out here to have talk with
you about"
81 know that very WELL" broke in the
adept, "but it does notssu;t me to dis
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1898-08-29
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Land Office ;tt Wausal1, Y is
T,l,- - 2GA


Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has filed notire Of ~
intention to make finaI proof IL support
of his claim, and that said proof will h'
mode before The Clerk ftie Circuit Court
at Eagle River, Wis. OF August 70, sos
viz. Albert t,asliny who made II. +. ~.
1901 for the Lot 2, SEE. II, Up II y q
Ri f. He names til" following wit
neSss,4- to r,ovr his continuous residence
upoll. and cultivation 81, said land, viz:
Steve Johnson, OF eagle RIVER. Wis
'srorut baipe, of STATE i1'na, Wis.
John Draper, of
Barney l'inau % I9ael,' River, Wis
EDGAR +, Ni!LEI.OGk,
Llng.N!pr.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1898-08-29

MEETISss OF SOVEREIGN GRAND LODGE, I.
O. o. +, BOSTON, MASS, SEPTEMBER
1924, INCLUSIVE.
For this occasion the Nickle Plate
Road viii sell tickets atrate OF one fare
for the round tip. Tickets on sale Sep
tember 18th to 18Th inclusive, good re-
turning until september 30th, inclusive.
Eor particulars address j. 7. Callahan,
General Agent, III Adams street, Clica-
go.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1898-08-29

High Grade, Best Patent Flour onl,
So 90 at Carter & Emmons'.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1898-09-01
Excursion Rates.

The G. st. P. M. & Q. Ry. will sell
tickets to Omaha on account Of the
Omaha Exposition, at $9.45 Tor the
round trip, good to return until
November 18th, and at $50 good
thirty days from date Of sale. TIC
kets on sale June Let to Oct. 18th IN
elusive q
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1898-09-01
l.. A. States arrived Saturday.

John A. Saxon is preparing to
build quite large barn.
Miss Jessie Hedberg re turned Fri
day from visit Adrian.
Mrs. I. Levine has returned home
from visit in St. Paul.
For auction bills or any other
printing, call on the ADVANCE.
Harry Humiston made trip to
Sioux City last Thursday.
Smoked and salt meat and fresh
line of of groceries at Deal Bros.
Miss Nina Harvey, of Marshall, is
visiting relatives here this week.
Deal Bros. will receive and sell
second hand goods on commission.
Ed. Little, baggage man on the
Burlington has moved to Baskerville.
Aug. Falk will have an auction of
his household goods Saturday this
week.
Rev. Erickson, of the Baptist
Church, Adrian, was in town Mon
day.
Otis Bigelow has built a wagon
shed on his lot back of G. L. Peter
sons.
Otis Bigelow, Jr., is>now employed
by the Omaha Company at the de-
pot.
Mrs. Deal was taken suddenly
sick Monday, but is better again
now.
A stock of -four and feed can al
ways be found at Deal Bros. BlY's
old stand.
Gus Swanberg re turned home Sun:
day nj ht from a trip selecting a
stock of goods.
NJ. P. Mann was installed as Fin
ancier of the A. @. y. W. at their
last meeting:
Miss Ida Biorpstad, of Chicago,
is visiting her parents, A, Bjornstad,
living near Org.
w. H. Harrington has put in big
stock of foot wear and has a very
neat store.
R. F. Baker returned Friday from
his eastern trip and reports very
pleasant time.
Rev. E. r. Mckinney, of Mankato,
held services in the Baptist Church
Sunday evening.
Very warm weather is predicted by
prognasticators for this month and
even into October.
Henry Foote and wife returned
home Tuesday from visit with par:
ents at Candy, MINI.
Fred Bitner is now improving and
if no relapse it is expected be will
be out in wee or ten1 days:
Miss Laeta Thompson is quite
sick with typhoid fever: She is at
the home of Mrs. F. G. Turner.
i Chicken and ducks season opens
today and it will keep the birds busy
to eyade the numerous hunters,
Roman Bros. are moving their of
fee and scales "a to End ave., neal
Olson 4 Blqme's blacksmith shop.
CT. shattqck is in Bath, n. Y,
he says they are having lots of rail-
there. He is having nice time,
We ack knowledge RECEIPTS of court
esies to the 18th annual fair Of Cotton
wood Co., at Window, Sept. n p.
Miss Leah Rippberger returned tc
her home in Elgin, Ill.,, Friday afte|
weeks visit with heF parents here.
p. +. Buchan has been advised
that his brother Will and two child
rem at Albert Lea are very sick witt
hay fever. ~" T.:
y Ernest Sterling, who has been at
tending a commercial college il
J Chicago, came home Thursday las
to remain.
Some people live bY their wits, hq
: the majority of mankind live by. tax
+ ing Rocky Mountain Tea. 35c only
! Ask your druggist,
: @. Langseth had q couple of rib
broken Monday while wrestling wit
! one Of the threshers at his place
Z Round Lake Graphic.
The steam shovel finished wor
Z Saturday night and moved ia Wiz
: dom, the lots along Second Az
! being filed Up,
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HELP WANTED.

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Male.
AGENTS WANTED. -Vo want ar agent
:verv town to secure SUBSCRIBERS 20
The Ladies iiunne Journal. 20 look arter
renewals and distribute advertising natter
We offer profitable employment TOR me
winter. also special rewards for good work
81 900 win be given TO the agent sending
the Target list up 10 April 10 next; 5000
to the next beat worker. and so on-dis-
tributirg 81 800 among 800 best agent,
the coming season. Good pay IA assured
every agent whether he or she secures one
Of the extra awards or not THE CUR
tbs PUBLISHING CO. Philadelphia. IA.
WANTED \ nrst-class valet. who un-
derstands sage. not over p best ref
erences required. Apply TO Sth floor. Mills
Building, Room l6.
WANTED.-A salesman who has trade
In New York Ci'y and Philadelphia In
rubber packing. mould work. etc. Address
r W. Tribune Office
WANTED. Man FOR general farm work
wages must be moderate. steady work
70 the right man. Address or call. EMIL
ScfITTTE duncan Conn
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DESKS & OFFICE FURNITURE.
GREAT ROOK SLAUGHTER.

~ .. .>.~->-r> - ~ M
F0P EVERYBODY. rich and poor. old ana
voung. ~ Lowering 3 New YORK BOOK TX
change. Isl broadway, opposite WanamaN
cr'=. books of every description az lowe
n,ices than ever before offered In the ciiY,
rbesr.rt bookstore IN the World: immense
stock of standard and miscellaneous hooks
finely bound sets illustrated gift books. at
r,ices never ,, fore approf ched: Encyc.o-
-Appleton's. Cnambe.s =. Britaf-
Mica. People s-l- your own Ltice. Second -
hand school books review books and bookS
OF all kinds bought. sold and exchanged. /.
highest cash prices paid calls AZ residences
:rce IOVERING'> NETWORK BOOK
TNCHANGE. Isl Brcadway. between pth
and iOfh .-s Open evenings
New-York tribune., 1898-11-10
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Avenue L. No 3d. IL SSe2 dsssS a. suS" $3.50
io.,h 81 No 1876 East 25xlOol John Herfick q -,
and another executors. 20 joseph J. staHtoh, i'
s,b-sf n 8 s3i Il e os sth ave, leNes' i.ooett
Taylor referee TO Metropolitan i-'s i'''' 1900
Hubert-st . Washtngton-st tVs,
irregular; John Montgomery " '''!.. raw IS 90
Payne
nan - 20s8 II g Of 3l-ave. io5Alto ll~ 'F.,s
ular. Louis Lese and wife 10 James ~ 400
1.ith-.t $ l2i of College ave 3oSloVV,
E3ws-d II Berthe ana wife 10 Theod9ie " - IN
b,''.i'e ia5 ., . q, 5tt ave 25xVo 10 Tobias 49, -
Krarcver and wife - Corneia Patek -''V"
1is:h-s, No lbs East 2)xlooll' Jesp.r iis"'V" IN
Ida III ! Hansen .
,ish-st 100 4 v,r, or ;ihIiSe !; ISei s 25
southern Boulevard. y. IA 10 X ,U
i4a,h-e;, 100 irregular; ltesIeoI.aNe r W Ti,oe ~
~ a. i<Q,i.-st % OK irregular: Tlnpson iiaOe
n W $ S33 ; Of l49th st lo,StVo- riote
son place corne- Ia9th-st. 2oexlo4S2oxlVeo'
,sath- ~ = =. ilG4 II e OF T1inpsoh fiece
10 1ix97 6xs1xi30. Michael II HassefV - ~ ~ NJ
e,ecutors 10 Mary McConyh et al'...'''''''' '''''
New-York tribune., 1898-11-10
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AMONG THE BROKERS AND AT
THE EXCHANGES.

Real-estate brokers talked more ABOUT ino ,r's
., ,h. election and its effect politically and on the
reality market. than about anything else, and rev
sales were reported.
NJ Calm & Bros purchased No Ia wooster 81
All eight-story brick and stone mercantile pu'"-
ing lot 23xlOo, for about S'4vW - ~ , so
irving / Kempner sold TO Mary Jannsen 10. LSfo
second7ave northeast corner OF Ninety-nith-s'.S q
five-story brick and stone teneneh'-"o"se' "" Nv
- Sl1xl0Q = .,,,so rIa,mso, "a
20 William = poper the southeast cotieI "a
Tirhth-ave and one hundred and-tw Ihro-s'''
a fve-story double hathouse, on lot -esa'' isbt
A y Kirkland & CO. sold for an estatt ets ~
lois AT Grand-aVe. and Ope-hundred ~
fourth-st for sl5Vc. TO n builder VINO VIII improve
The property with private dwelling houses 20, :,
There was only one Offering a, uie <Dorecios;re
Saesroom yesterday. Il was SOLD II oforv
~ Niilfano NJ Ryan. and consisted OF a nNe-S'o'y
brick IA house 25x75. No IA Bradhurst a. 20, A.
was bought by Henry c beaul7s'oh '0' '''''
New-York tribune., 1898-11-10
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Goldstein. Nathan % a. 20 solomon 'ao"'s' 4
IOpth-st l2O ~ . % 6ih-1ye. yea-. -
Ilovd Francis G.. to James Quick, oSo 81 D
io5 II " OF 5th-ave. year ...... - -. -.
I<se Louis TO Mutual LIE lnsursnee company
f13th-st y g 2O4 6 ft . OF 3G- ave. wear
Barrett Thomas. 20 E0wery savings Sank. FV'h-
q, = lsi 2. W Of Central PARK West Yea
Hail William r. 20 Mary Le r King. ll"th s.
100 u e ot Tth-ave. ! year. r........-. 1920
pak.r Jane G. ana another 20 Union Trust Soii-
pany. ilth- 81. NJ 80 West. years
Cooke Elizaos'h 5. % Lillian WoocrHH. e|o-
st, S. 325 f; OF sth-ave. years -,
Bashrn Augusta and another 10 william " Hail.
$50 S. No 263 West wears.
Cspok LILLIAN 7. New York Butl1ins Loan
Rankirs Company. 65th-st. No Az WEST. IN
s;anents ..''.' - .... N,a,
Hess Selmar 70 Sclmar Hess. as trustee, Msoi-
sor-ave " a. ~ II OF 75.h-st. cenlaI ....
Hanan Herber; ". 70 Rehecca I.sdew. as tT1ls
zoe Tli-ahe;h-.i No 3(4. ant Nos 10. IL ana 8,
1, Bleecker st, years. 1
Hsrtigsn. Michael and another 20 % N.n an,
Neh-bach Solomon. the New lorK Pnoi'c
Library. Astor. IenOH and 1iiden Founhsuo;'s'
3d-sNe No .44e. 2VN1o. years
sriaveM May 0. 70 William Rohsch1d. W
PA sth- ave, years. ..'''''.'''
New-York tribune., 1898-11-10
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
>" YORK.-Ms-y Ellen Haugh Plaintiff against Mary

IL
Ann Haueh al. defendants.
In pursuance Of an int.loo-y Judgment o' Partition
srd Sale. duly made sni entered the atove entitled
act on bearing 10th of Austlst l. The
dersgncd the Referee In raid 1l1"r'ert nance; VIII seu
a. Public Auction. at The Exchange Sales Rooms. now
Ie O'Clock rat day, by Bryan l. kenAelly.
the premises described n said Judgment TO te
so,d. and theren Described 80 ,oloT.; -.
Parcel No l. All that certain lot. r eco or parcel ~
land the building thereon oT"cted. situate lying
ara b-nG + tho 2't Ward q the "'y - New York snd
bounded and described follows. BEGINNING A
lui.ei f30O vseterlv from the formed
the inerseoton q the Westerly side = Fifs Avenue with
sop;tory side 4 10Th Street saoe rlnnns souhory
ard parallel With First Avenue ninety eight feet
incnes the centro lne u the block thence
a.Cur siQ cea'fe Ire ana parallel
et.eet af rcsad twenty t25) feet thence Norherly
nine r. -c.ss 20 lie S0utheilv side ~ 18Th
street. aforesaid end thence along said southery line -
2oth sforesd twenty 5 feet to the point
Parcel 10 ? All .hat certain lot piece or parcel of
lard situate kss and being H. t4s Town - West T7--.
mated bv the IGnbr Ons hundred 1nd seventy i've f7O
map entitled Nap Of T. Village. IN the Town
q Farms 3; chester County New York made hy
Andrew F'ndiay saryeyr dated Wotcheser. December
a said County Westehcstcr Said number
seventy I'D s bounded and described from
,aii man "a f,ioyvs: Norhwestery front by Tayor
Avenue Oac hundred Oco feet: Northes@tery the
sds bv 1T number One hundred anI seventy foi- go
h. land Of Philip NJ Ly.ig one hundred no0 to"'.
eeteGly re other side By t number one
hendre1 and se.enysI G76J on aid Map. one hundred
dated New York October 25;A isae
EZ-fcIEI. FfXMAN. Referee.
SHAW. FISK g sToTESBURY.
Attorre.t Pla.r ur.
l50 Nassau Street New York CITY
2gth Street
New-York tribune., 1898-11-10
STORAGE NOTICES.

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STORAGE OFFICE. Of Metropolitan Stor-
sg- Narennus,. Ne 2O2 2Ot Mercer At.
New York. November .. - s-The follow
INK named persons are nerrty notified that
storage charges now uue On goods stored
in ;n-lr names must De- paid on or before
December ~ ispS. or goods will be sold
a. pubic auction 10 pay '1a-ees Ncti q
O., time n sale w!l hc given hereafter.
David tnp.r A. " baylry. lanes Root.
GNcrhcaa investment company. Charles
Sumner Pioneer Corps. Mrs. Eagau Eu-
e.rc srrheInl
New-York tribune., 1898-11-10
HACHfNERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES 800 second-aAiA
wood and iron working machines; fuiis
GUARANTEED. machinery bought and eh-
charged GEORGE Is. EDDY. sss Aadl-
ICn-st.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-10
CLARK'S NILE AND PALESTINE PARTIES

- Leave Jan. q. Feb and IS. Long tours Sjs5 give
6 DAYS al Coast4Itinope. I days Athens option OF
or weeks in E:vp, Palestine with $40 SIDE trip
20 lst Cataract OF Me- s25 Gsl!ee tip &c) Short
tours spending weehs in Eeyp: and Palestine. s43o.
Special FOGnd World Parry, Sl3C0 Leaves Nov. 70;
Hawaii ,rlp. $500; ard China ,rp. $500
4. c. CLARK III y Y
New-York tribune., 1898-11-10
1lariiiion Galt5.
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tEPREME COIRT. |OI My OF \EW

- yoRKyIlAM ,dI. H. rIJrs lIi5ds5. Plaintiff against
IN pursusnce g, IN inierIocaory Judgment Of partition
and sslr duy made and entered n he above sn,ted
the hc referee IN saa adfnen a nansd T
sell at public auction at the Ne~ % 1s E5s "a Of Mshssn
in the tfiy Of York the 10th dsy u N%o'ember %
auctloncer parcel an entirety the premises de-
scried n said Judgment So as fo9%s & T land situate in
CITY q New YeTk which teken SEshe are 9 ognafa an, ~.
Norhery line OF laird street distant one hundred u0W
point eco o. me Ess:ry : .s Of ioc" Le~s 51t Sec;
Essery along the Northey line Of Third stree, sx hun-
ded ad eshs" @ 5 fs, ne h S1d 9nsSf e Se o. g ~
nns ne East Hysr =, noT % feng,d n n thsnGs
f.ncsG one hHtar~i and nine,yfoar dea feet 90
nGes sT. Ss .ey q tel 81 along Ss tho ouhery line ., Foas
e1tee M M nh more or less to point therein
3nnsr9 pns oo, feet and ten ard onehaf dO
Easery from ne point OF in'erseTn Of lin, e ~ o
street ana souihe'iy parallel with >wis Street.
or one .ss ssnq5ed hs s' 8Rery H- df r Pon
Of esnnins a. S9~1 ro g'n civ eyo or % 5esps ass
HsO All the light tn. end interest and esfat. ot
ronn Dmon nov dssess. IN Ga1 to the l.sd ana land
Sads Sas sSp1f BY e ne . n nso To- L. c5 aa
oident line Of solid filling upon tne East River
n9w ns as esssshed ty tie Jaw Ncfh.ry by O..
so,fberiy no Of Fourth street projected Souhey
GETHER WITH ~ Wharfage. sippage and other emolu-
nen;s rights herei:amen,s md appurtenanees arising
ont OF pertaining 10 the premises above described or
Subject however os follows:
l. 10 any ana all outstanding covenants. rights and
affecting he pgse pr @ SS2T' er@a and
IN ,hS cy Of Sew York to the sranees therein named
To pvS I,ccv datod June g. isi, and recorded in
the oas q tie Register OF no CITY and county Of New
York In Lber li2 ot conveyances 2i2. the :si
q, TO GaTet IL Van Vagina. eatsd Nay l. 1872 and
,.F@io Nss Y8rf (" in ia5sr Q, Grants; Pas. ~
~ n. o o ot n, omDrocr Of the y ' S Sow H yopS a
New-York tribune., 1898-11-10
BOARD AND ROOMS.

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LARGE attractive square room. bath col,
Meeting. psrlcr dining room. table guests
, accommodated lBS East I2d-ft
New-York tribune., 1898-11-10
NEW BUILDINGS

f7th.. No l6 vast for an eigh'-story brick and
Stone stores and ms 25ys6. Thomas Nol<eon.
No o3S East ,6th Ct owner. William DNthet'
30 mon Square architect. ........ .......
<NS 10 - East. for an eight siory nrick stOre
and lofts 2lNl1G. u Cole. No COS broadway
u cola. arrh infect ........-.
ISIS, - v corner +th-a ave. for fve-storv
hrick warehouse. iOXlc'. owners name Iot
s,a,es. p 4 = u Wal,her No "05 East 1o5th-
st architect ................ .....
New-York tribune., 1898-11-10
HtRDwOoD nANTELs q TILES

.-~rorO.~Noy0o.0N NONNNN~NNNNNNNeN-N
ELEGANT hardwood mantels. si2 up;
hreriecer ga .pgs. Sho~roomH ard fac
tcIy, 2fG frOnt-si.. near Fulton Ferry,
New-York tribune., 1898-11-10
CU.NARD LINE.

a. TO LIVERPOOL. VIA QUEENSTOWN
From Pier 49, y. r.. foot OF Garrison St.
csmpania. Nov. H. T. " Etru1a Dec. 3. A. n
Iucsnia -. Nov. 26 p. VI. Unbria.... Dee II A. 81
VERNON II. BROWN & co. Gen Agents
BOWLING GREEN NEW YORK
New-York tribune., 1898-11-10

COArHNAN. Aged, 2s married. no chill
dren IN private place: thoroughly under
stands care OF fne horses and carriages.
a,so professional gardener. best personal
references HANOPHY. l5s Atantic-ave
Brooklyn,
New-York tribune., 1898-11-10
ERENCH LINE.

TNEENLH line.
- COMPA3NiE GESErAIE TRANsAT..ANTlQUS.
DIRECT LINE TO HANRS-FAEJS GRANGE.
SAILING Every saturday at 10 a. n
From pier 40. ~. North River. foot NoI Street
La Cascoene Eoy J. Ia Iouraine Dec.
l., Char,psgne Nov lH Ia Cascceue Dec.
=, pretasn Nov. 20 La Champagne. Dec
tiSn'I Agency u. 5. and Can. Bowling Green n
New-York tribune., 1898-11-10

LOST Eankho0's issued by the Franklin
savings Bank. No. l12 go. issued 10
Daniel Archer Nos. 1855 ana ia 8ol.
issued 70 Margaret Wilson. Finder plrsse
return to bank.
LOST or STOLEN Bankbook No. SlO. Me
Of The German Savings Bank in the CITY
a. New York. corner 4th-ave and lith-st.
issued t. Kathie Rein. All persons are
cautioned against negotiating tho same. II
not returned to tn, bank on the LIST day OF
Dscembcr lsg' a duplicate will be Issued.
LOST. -Dankbooks Nos 6S2. 70s and 6T5.-
SfA Rank FOR Savings. 2SO +th-ave-.
New-York; fnymnnt stopped. Please re
turn books to bank
New-York tribune., 1898-11-10
WATCHES oN IysTALMENT.

nm rer-e ~ e-r." ~ MN mn ~y->~~S -
WEEKLY PAYMENTS Tine Diamonds.
Watches WATCH SUPPLY Co ;
New-York tribune., 1898-11-10
sTOR AG r.

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ROPOITAN Storage Warehouse ana
Vans, 2o1 anu ~. Meicer-st.. branch OF
fee J. 500 Broadway corner i4th st. flr-
nIture removed. boxed ana shipped. Tele-
phone, Spring +dS.
THD CENTRAL STORAGE WARE
HOUSES. i6J- i6i ioS West 32d st. Sior-
ae. moving Telephone 76A 3Sth-ft.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-10
GARRETT CLEANING.

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CARPETS cleaned by steam. b. hand or
on the noo,. Careful Carpet Cleaning
Co. I.55S Broadway. 42l East tsth-st..
COZ \ RrANpr. Tei. 122-2Sth.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-10

I-G PARK AVE. corner 5sIh 81
Large. handsome room; secohu ""''
pagl0r dining room, reference
New-York tribune., 1898-11-10

~ For Old Point Comfort, Norfolk Newport New
p...-sb,rg Portsmouth,. Primers Point Richmond Vi.
ein,s Beach. Va. and Washington. y. &. Freight az
rasseneer steamers sal from Pier 70 Norta River
Weekday. except Saturday, Gt = T. 81 and Saturday
A J.. NJ.
W l. GUIILAUpEU. Vice Prest and Tga4ac Mgr.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-10

WORK WANTED.
-oo-o~.~oo~~o~c~~~-~
Female.
A REFINED, Intelligent young lady wish
es Il position fJr cle.ical work. VI. -.
r.. Box .. 243 West l25th-si.
COMPANION. Advertiser. well educated.
good musician. desires situation as com
psnion to gentle;oan. BERRY. Woodside.
Long Island.
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